New York Stocks Close Mixed on Aug 28
The Daily Markets report shows August 28 closing quotes on the New York Stock Exchange with American Can at 28 8, A T and T at 1405, General Electric 318, International Paper 68, Studebaker 144, U S Steel 122, U S Steel bid 124 1 2, International Harvester 123, Mack Truck 219, United Drug 127, Sears Roebuck 209, reflecting a varied session.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
International Paper
Studebaker Att& United Cigar
U. S. Steel
International Harvester
Mack Truck
United Drug
Sears Roebuck
Liberty bonds and Chicago grain and livestock roundup
Liberty bonds quotes and Chicago INS grain and cattle market wrap. Bonds show 1st 4Ms at 102.5 and new 4 100.13. Grains closed irregular with wheat and corn mixed. oats firmer. provisions higher. Livestock receipts and markets in Chicago and St. Joseph with cattle, hogs, and sheep varying in steady to firm ranges.
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New York
Aug
INS
Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
St. Joseph
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Grain Prices
Corrected daily market note Grein Wheat No 1 ad cernive barley Oley out fe. The fragment lists grain categories and price cues for trading day reference. Names or locations are not clearly identifiable in the readable portion.
GrIswold Insurance Man Goes On Company Trip
Harold VY Taylor and his sister Miss Jane Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs ABE Taylor, returned from Denver after the Central Life Assurance Society agents convention. Taylor was the only personal producer in the state to receive two free trip passes, earned by selling over 200000 in life insurance for his company during the past year. He joined the spring executives there after meeting the Des Moines contingent at Athitta.
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Triswold
Ape
News-Telegraph
Harold VY. Taylor
Jane Taylor
Bro
A. BE. Taylor
Denver
Central Life Assurance Society
Teddy
Taylor
al Life
Tastot
Des Moines
Athitta
Central Lite Springette Tives
Bathovepunt
Woodertube Iriys
Former Audubon Lady Weds in Lincoln Nebraska
News notes the marriage of a former Audubon young lady to a man named Autio Bon. The bride, Miss Gore, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gore, attended local high school and Nebraska University. The couple plan to continue studies and reside at the Gore home after marriage.
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Lincoln, Nebr
Tthe University
Gore
Massena Girl to Teach at Oskaloosa
Massena, Ja. Ati. 28. A Massena girl named Ahier Timberman leaves Thursday for Oska loosa to teach in that city. Her mother will join soon and stay with her until she goes to Trenton City to begin as a first year student at the university. Her sister Pia will stay with her until then.
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Massena
Ja. Ati
T— Ahier Timberman
Thor
Oskaloosa
Pia
Tren City
Universit Their
Griswold Young Man Lands Post in Detroit Michigan
Griswold Iowa Aug 28 Special to News Telegraph Charles P F Reynolds Griswold youth now a Griswold native has been employed by a local battery concern for months and has accepted a new post with Willard Storage Hatters Co in Detroit He will assume his duties immediately He is the son of Mayor and Mrs C Reynolds of Griswold and is well and favorably known in the community.
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Griswold
Charles PF. Reynolds
Ian
Willard Storage Hatters Co
Reynolds
Mreo C. Rey
Cumberland N A Cops Loving Cup Victory Report
Cumberland Royal Neighbors captured the silver loving cup at the heat melee held last week in Cumberland. The event featured local groups competing for the trophy during a rolling seating arrangement and rest period at Laewis.
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Cumberland
Cumberland Royal
Cade
Bernice Wrigley Returns Home From Visit
Miss Bernice Wrigley of Hapell Arkansas has returned home after visiting her classmate Miss Mildred Duval at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri during the past week.
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Audubon, Ja
Bernice Wrigley
Hapell
Ark
Mildred Duval
Stephens College
Colmbia
Audubon Boy in Production at Iowa State Fair
Audubon Ia Aug 24 Spe hail te Free Teenage Tas Mc Intire son of Supt M M McIntire of the local school student at the Iowa State college Ames has been given a role in The Trysting Place a play staged by the Ames dramatic club at the Iowa state fair The production is under the direction of Prof Siattack
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Audubon
Spehail Te Free
Tas McIntire
M. M. McIntire
Sehovla
Iowa State College
Ames
Ames Dramatic Club
Siattack
Brayton News Briefs Detail Local Visits and Travel
Aug 28 Brayton brief items list visitors and trips from the region. Mesdames Alexander, Anderson, Hiegh, and others visit relatives. multiple families travel by motor to nearby towns. several residents spend weekends with kin. notes mention Miss Stella Elicdea and Mrs. Chris Larsen among others, with visits to Oialja and Adel and trips to Shenandoah and Des Moines.
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Brayton
Newsraph
Mexander
Criset Ueson
Ale Eonler
Bo Ide
Raymerd Anerson
J. W. Sonnd Deaghuer
Hilda
West
Weil
Metor Turkendolph
Nebo
Mas
Beunk Laws
Stella Elicdea
I Mbos Anderson
Kochmnadek
Noob
Andrew Hoe Onas
Mas Rincue
Mich
Chris Hiegh
Bookout
Nel- Vie
Suiel Herger Suhter
tHelen Prookout
Desis
Une HM
Barthesbene Sanelay
Laka
Qimaha
Nelson
s+ Thompson
Omaha
Wee
Dames Thompson
Andrew Thomps
Stanbury
Col. Thompes
Andrew Thoieon Lef
Monalty
Motor For Fear
Corvist
Nick Bossier
Platemont
Platemont Seb, Have Been Visiting At Theate, Hintherham, Fred Qoaken
Creenfield
Rasmw and Son
Ormo
George Hoegh
Walter Brown
Adel Uday
Eeound Ten Deegh
Vans Re
Wale Hansen
Henry Post Nursery
Shenindoah
Reiner
Vana Kasinusser
Jeng Mikelsen
Mroedensen
Harkness
Chris Larsen
Aon
Marinus Jensen
Jacob Andersen
Mabel
John Setdler
Ojala Monier
Chemicals in Water Find Many Substances in Kea Witter
A water test in Kea Witter reveals at least YO distinct chemicals in the sample. Local authorities report ongoing analysis to identify all compounds and assess potential health implications for residents.
AdaIr News Items From Adair Aug 28 1934
Mrs. Howard J. Clark and daughter Helen of Des Moines guest at sister Mrs. R O Garber's. Rose Graham and sister Elizabeth Macker of Atlantic stay week with Mrs. Graham's daughter Mrs. R Cather. Pletcher Hunt of National Cement Co at Oovahiy Nebrik visits AdaIr area. Daniely home hosts Kirk Knox Exirn family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerdam Miller of Atlantic guests at Miller parents. Line Wen of Didsherry Abberts Canada to spend winter with parents. ALG Bearer Miss Wilamort of Topeka visits family. Lawrence Stickel at Ong Neln. Mr Work with Nebtutskis Wastaescher visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Short and family guests of Wheeler. Genevieve Shark visiting Guthrie Center with aunt Mrs. Millard Herren. Stiss Binnie Darhel of Audubon.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
Howard J. Clark
Helen
Des Moines
R. O. Garber
Rose Graham
Elizabeth Macker
Atlantic
M Graham
R. ©. Cather
Pletcher Hunt
National Cement Company
Oovahiy
Aftberts
Canada
Mero
Miss Wilemort
Topeka
Kiens
Mars. C
Lawrence Stickel
Ong
Mes
Chimpaon
Meo
Wiliam Wheeler
Genevieve Shark
QQ. Shark
Guthrie Center
Millaudl Herren
Stiss Binnie Darhel Af
Audubon
Adair Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Miss Madge Crow hosts a guest while Frank Herren of Guthrie Center visits his cousin Richard Shark. Virginia Deeming of Anita stays a few days. Miss Grace Kilpatrick and Nellie Hopkins send word from Dr A J Zook en route to New York. Minnie Uhlig departs for Minneapolis to spend the summer. Mr and Mrs Then Riechter and daughter Anne are visiting relatives. Vernon Largent and family return from an auto trip to South Dakota.
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Madge Crow
Frank Herren
Guthrie Center
Richard Shark
Virginia Deeming
Anita
Grace Kilpatrick
Nellie Hopkins
A. J. Zook
New York City
Adair
Burbank
Calif
Minnie Uhlig
The
Exchange Bank
Minneapolis
Minn
Then
Riechter
Anne
Vernon Largent
South Walls
South Dakota
WIOTA NEWS BRIEFS WILOTA AUG 24
Special to News Telegraph reports Mixx Agnes Patterson Dos Motes a former primary teacher in WIOTA now visiting her friends Anna Gee Towel who has returned from Black Hills trip Mere D Bourne of WIATA ill at home for weeks and Olive McPadden staying with her uncle A I Swan in Tennessee posts during summer break.
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Wilota
Newas-Telegraph
Mixx
Agnes Patterson
Dos Motes
Pri Mary
Wieta
Athoula
Apws
Anna Gee Towel
Jose
Ander Ciealaetur
Cnee
Mere
D. Bourne
Wiatay
Misa Vera Keasey Begins at No 6 Franklin Township
In readiness for the opening school year, Misa Vera Keasey begins at No 6 Franklin Township. The event marks the start of the new term with students expected to return to classes.
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Baing
Misa Vera Keasey
Franklin Township
Must Move Fast The Lowest Speed for Airplane Flight
An OCR fragment states the lowest speed at which an airplane may be fly is 81 percent of its speed. The text is incomplete but implies a regulatory threshold or performance requirement related to safe air travel.
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Kovesgih
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J. M. Thomson
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Jaeadin
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A. I. Swan
Tenves
Bob Custer
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