Market Notes Mixed as Stocks and Grains End Trade Day
The Daily Markets report New York Stocks showing mixed quotations led by gains in some industrials while others slipped. Bond activity remained active with government issues steady to lower, and Chicago and South Omaha grain and livestock markets closed with wheat and corn lower and hogs and cattle uneven in price.
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New York
Treasury Department
Erie
Missouri -Pacific
Chicago
Tate
To &E
Winnipeg
Taving
Atlantic Markets Report Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Market column notes gains in wheat and corn with barley steady. Hogs and cattle futures show modest changes, with stockers and feeders steady to slow. prices range around 65,506 dollars for cattle, with heifers at 8.25 to 5.50 and produce figures partially readable amid garbled OCR.
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South Omaha
Eulitte
Land Sold At Low Price In Southwest District
A tract of land comprising 120 acres in Brown Township was sold last week by HL Bell at 87 dollars per acre. Another 120 acre parcel with a farm building was offered privately by Lonny Andersen as referee, with bids still pending in this southwest district.
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Orson Brown
HL. Bell
Lonny Andersen
Orson
Southwest
Lowe
Anita Christmas Program at Congregational Church
A special Christmas program is planned at the Congregational Church in Atte featuring choir, solos, processional, anthems, hymns, addresses by the pastor, and selections of general interest. The event invites all to attend a reverent service highlighting festive traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Christine
Thes Congregational
Ehuireh
Atte
Fires Strike Anita as Chimney Sparks Spread
Two fires hit Anita in a single day starting with a chimney blaze at Charles E. Paelkner's North Vinity Avenue home. Firefighters responded, addressing flames that spread to the attic and prompting evacuations. A second blaze near Faulkner's home in the North part of town, three blocks from the fire hall, burned until evening as crews battled chimney embers amid dangerous conditions. No major damage reported and responders saved the structures.
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Anita
Charles E. Paelkner
Vinity's Avenue
Anouarima
Ks Faulkner
Cawn
Chel
Bear Hone
Avoca Man Suffers Stroke Reported Serious Condition
Well known Avoca man Tae Dee Shor suffered a stroke on Saturday. Special to News Telegraph. Fred Johnsons oH kamewn farmer vesidine wear this' viry low paradeticm stroke B Saturday, and his commlition f vartsid ere quite serine.
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AVOCA
Tae Dee Shor
News Telegraph
Fred Johnsons
Vesidine
Had Operation At Local Hospital For Arla News-Tele
Family and friends announce ARLA News-Telebourn underwent surgery after a period of ill health. Attending physicians and nurses report the operation successful and the patient recovering as expected.
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Arla News-Telebourn
Twoan Low
6Aty Hospital
Wie
Nur
Sit
Ehy
Fragmented Old Timer Note From Distant Place
A readably mangled OCR item hints at family ties and travel, mentioning a person named Anita and brothers Pliner and Phil. It references Nealon and Canada, with vague notes on renewal and sword funds, but lacks clear events, dates, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amada
Seeley
Anita
Pliner
Nealon
Swordfunds
Phil
Adair Poultry Show Declared the Best Ever
Adair Tennessee hosts a record poultry show with large attendance and improved fowls. Local exhibitors from Adair and surrounding towns compete for trophies in breeds including White Rock, White Wyandotte, Rhode Island Red, and Buff Orpington. Judges award top pens and cockerels as the Big Poultry Association signals continued annual shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Bigst Poultry Association
Willy Dresden
Ant
Bardsley of Apes
Stafford
Guthrie Center
Phorsilay
Kirby
Greenfield and
Ray
B.S. Rachels
Dy Curtis
IL Kuehn
A. S. Woods
J. Fl. Mertos
Leber
M.D. Mowry
Plymouth Rocks
White
Orpington
Courter
Beng Sd
Rhode
Mowrs
Beal
M | Walsh
Hutean
Rhode ‘Island
Adain
Local Show Winners At Adair Poultry Event
The Atlantic Elks Club reports results from a poultry show held in Adair. First prizes went to James Arawdyy for Barred Plymouth Rocks and to Mrs. Awd. Mentfea for Pekin Ducks and White Cochins. Other top placings included White Leghorns and Bantams. Also noted is a scheduled Elks meeting for tonight at 7:30.
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Plymouth
Toulouse
Mra
Ott
Walsh
Griswold Legion Auxiliary Elects Officers
Griswold Legion Auxiliary elected George C. Porsyth as treasurer and Mrs B. Bhie as president at a meeting to appoint officers. Paul Pate was named secretary with plans for a chaplain to be appointed later. The group represents Griswold post No. 508 with Dee te cial on News Telegraphy serving as reporter.
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Griswold
George CU. Alexander
Criswold
Dayeheler
CG. Resaolis
Amelie Lesgion
Helt
B. Bhie
Mes
Paul Pate
Mya
Georgio C. Porsyth
Spe
Griswold Woman Taken To Hospital After Operation
Mrs Dugent a patient at Citizens State Bank was rushed Sunday afternoon to Methodist Hospital for an operation and transfer to Omaha for further treatment. The report notes possible gall or kidney stones as the reason and mentions Dr. Hulis as the attending physician. The case remained under care with details still evolving.
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Griswold
Dugent “Aealtiea
Tite Sevak
Gr izwold Masons Elect Officers in Meeting
Griswold Masons elect officers at a lodge meeting. Wardens Dan Eppelsheiner and L. Phillips receive votes with other officers named in a brief, local fraternal notice.
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Griswold Masons
Man Quits Job At Anita-Bight Police
Police report an officer in Anita-Bight resigning from his post. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate possible action to be discussed at the upcoming meeting.
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Anita-Bight Police
Old Friends Visit Griswold Exile’s Perry News Photo
Perry Daily Chief linotype operator visited Perry for a few hours with relatives and friends. He spoke of his work and reports for the Griswold baseball team, now residing in Perry with his wife.
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Friswold
der Vial
Neseloerap
Adams Turner Griswold
de Adams
Ina
Perry
Sauers
Chieus Iy Linotype
Lalives Aneth
Frienus
Vietity, Saya He Biees His Work Aid Reports Chiode
Roy Oni
Griswold
Hots
Ah Perry
Ts ‘Wing
Aru
Hanps Adams Wits Huerrivd
Porry
Irk
Visit Daugher Griswoley in Nebraska Celebration
Shaky club notes describe a family gathering with Mr and Mrs Glen Bhick hosting. The event features baskets of goods, heartfelt wishes, and a festive mood as relatives travel from distant places to join the celebration in Nebraska.
Birth Announcement from Lewis Iowa Marry Dee Tay
A birth notice from Lewis Iowa announces the arrival of a baby boy weighing seven pounds and a half ounce to parents Mr and Mrs Pomphaly. The report notes the child is named with a family tradition and records the joyous occasion for local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Iowa
Dee. Tay
Smps
Withictrs Pomphaly
Aoseven
Briday
Epworth League Presents Pageant The Pearl of Peace at Church
The Epworth League staged a four pageant event titled The Pearl of Peace at the church last night drawing attendees. Details on attendance and participants are incomplete in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Lewis M.: W. A. Elects Officers in Lewis Iowa
Lewis modern women held their regular meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Virgil Nelson was named president, George Sperry advisor, Ray Burkhalter secretary, Harry Robinson treasurer, with other posts filled by Be Bunkers Russell Wbed and additional members.
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Lewis M
W. A
Lewis
Tal
Lewis Modern
Wondmen
Virgil
Nelson
George Sperry
Ray Burkhalter
Russell
Ated
Harry Robinsens
Rust
GrIswold Farmer Loses Finger in Shredder Friday
Noble township farmer Clarence Miller sustains injury when his hand is drawn into a running shredder on Friday. The incident occurred at Miller's farm in the GrIswold area as local observers describe. Wickter Suulerman reports the event, noting the accident interrupted by bystanders who freed him. Local authorities were notified and residents expect a safety review.
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Griswold
Dee
Wickter W. Suulerman
Noble Township
Divine
Clarence Miller
Aged Massena Lady Dies Suddenly
An elderly Massena resident, aged and known as Mrs South, died suddenly Saturday at Us Tater Is. She resided with her daughter in the city and had been in good health prior to the shock. Details of arrangements were not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Ted
Tiave
Fragmentary notice on transit delays and damaged mail
A mangled OCR fragment describes transit delays and a damaged mail pace. It mentions Gustice and Anitia in a rough sequence of events, with vague references to routes and a destination, plus an unclear postal or administrative action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitteen Pines-Ristant
Washington
Christmas Program At Local School Teaches Giving
A December 18 Christmas program led by AL Lavali clutch and teachers Lucille Anderson and Gladys Swinburne praised students and neighbors for support during Mrs Fay’s illness. A box social at 7 Clay Two Shelly Coy Dec invites attendees to bring boxes.
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AL Lavali
Dees
Juidies Provind Duiting Csatrdwiches Or
Tie
Att
Clay Two
Shelly Coy
Dec
Goo Progratspledse
Lucille Anderson
Gladys Swinburne Saadius
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