Stock and bond market digest from New York and Chicago
The day’s market notes show American Can at 289 percent, AT&T 142, GE 327, International Paper 68 14, and Studebaker 63. Bonds rise modestly with foreign issues led by Italian and Australian issues. Chicago live stock reports show hogs and cattle in varied demand with prices fluctuating. lambs and sheep activity present mixed tendencies amid overall lower inventory.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
International Paper
Studebaker
United- Cigar
New York
Chicago
Chivago
Dee
Ehuke
SAA
Poslo Orat
Teedee
Te Dao
Grain and Liberty Bond Prices Edge on Market News
Liberty bonds quoted with mixed changes as New York and Chicago grain futures closed irregular. Wheat hit new highs on crop concerns while corn and oats showed modest gains and market nerves tied to Washington news. In Chicago, grain futures surged then eased amid selling from commission houses and strong local buying support. Hog prices in Omaha stayed steady to firm as usual for the period.
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Chicago
Der
Atvone
Wahington News
Local Christmas visits and family gatherings
Readers note multiple holiday visits as teachers return home for Christmas, with families such as Caswell Gates, Taylor Marshall, Upson, Boyd Upson, and Collie hosts. Various relatives, including Mrs. Kunze and Mr. Bliss, share Christmas greetings and time with kin across Le Moines and Griswold areas.
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Caswell
The
Gates
Hugh Anid Eae
Acaby Bay
Min
Mis
Taylor Marshall
Harry Banzetaal
Wits
Datchigns Oly
Jwmper
Mry
Amelia Kunze
Bicher Telite Tives
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Mesi A. Upson
Boyd Upson
Yettur
Jancys Collie
Barl Park
Halter
Jay Bliss
Atlantic Markets Report Grain and Livestock Mixed
Corrected daily grain notes show wheat and corn figures unclear. hogs, cattle, and stockers steady with prices around 8.50. Butterfat values indicated at 18.5 with spring products and dairy notes referencing limited stability in the market.
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Atlantic
Broadcaster’s Program Cited With Local Figures
An OCR fragment notes a broadcast program named Massen 4 and mentions individuals including Tater and Arthur Behyenie. It references a Hetoy field company and a Saturday evening event, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Massen 4
Jalta
Tater
Arthur Behyenie
Dees
Totisieiens
KENEF
Dhe Hetoy Field Company
St Shere
Aliedegahs
Heat and Humidity Rise Amid Stuffy Weather
Vague, garbled OCR notes describe high heat and humidity across a broad area. It mentions damp air and discomfort, with scattered phrases about moisture and oppressive conditions. No clear locations or dates are discernible.
Dependable Man Inn Advises in Ages Tale
Fragmentary OCR text describes a figure called the Dependable Man or Lean Stanly, with hints of advice, adversity, and ages. The readable phrases suggest a didactic or allegorical work about steadfastness and guidance, though many words are garbled.
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Lean Stanly
Cumberland Man Breaks Arm in Thursday Contest
A Cumberland man sustained a broken arm during a Thursday activity. The incident occurred as spectators watched the contest and emergency responders provided first aid at the scene.
Calf Club Trip From Elk Horn To Ames Short Course
Elk Horn youths and girls from the local calf club travel to Ames for a short course. The report notes participation from families and 4-H members, with details on locations and names obscured in the garbled text.
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Elk Horn
Ames
Deo
Betty
Tawa
Aunet
Shelby
Krwa Forduly
Tevye
Tata Hres Mentirs
Fitness
Former Anita Man in Ill After Incident
A deteriorated OCR passes indicate a formerly named local man, age 18, is seriously ill. Details are fragmentary but reference a message and a restricted area near Culamda Street in Lom e Megah, with mentions of neighbors and a public scene. The text is garbled, limiting precise facts.
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Anita
Annual Election Notice From Local Stockholders Improvised Text
An unreadable fragment outlines an annual election among stockholders. It mentions a hotel and a date implied as today or near, with garbled phrases likely referring to a meeting or voting event. Distinct entities are unclear due to corruption.
Fragmented notes on local event at a distant place
Fragmentary text mentions persons and a location with unclear dates. It contains scattered names and hints of a visit or appointment at a place, but the details are highly incomplete and uncertain.
Visiting Sister Umbnelant in Marites News Times
Brief readable fragment notes a visiting sister Umbnelant, age 25, with events described by the Tehyepapitt newspaper in Marites. The text appears garbled but indicates a personal notice or social item involving Umbnelant's visit and location.
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Umbnelant
da Dee
Tehyepapitt Marites
Ccd
Hancock News: Vetreary Visit and Local Arrangements
A fragmented Hancock IA clipping notes visits and assignments at the local college. Mentions Jas Carbery and a veteran doctor or instructor, with plans for a weeklong vacation for a relative and accompaniments by others. Details are unclear but hint at student activities and arrangements related to the high school and community leaders.
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Hancock
Veteerayty
Evening Soirée for Local Church Anniversary
A brief social note from WIOTA describes a church gathering at Sunny school with decor, gifts, and a talk by Pastor Ti Kewping. Mrs Willian Bohning fund Vitte daughter Baddhuey attended with narratives and friends over the holidays.
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Brosygny
Anil
Willian
Bohning
Baddhuey
Fragmented note on hay analysis and quality terms
A damaged OCR fragment mentions hay analysis and quality indicators with unclear terms such as tiny 8 and predetumined. The readable text hints at analysis methods or results but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or locations to establish a full news item. The fragment suggests agricultural scoring or quality assessment language from a historical page.
Anita Grocer Sells Corn Sugar Amid Demand
Anita Grocer, a prominent local seller, reports strong demand for corn and sugar over the past two weeks. John Paxton of Cash Say Carry grocery placed a wholesale order for hundreds of bags to stock shelves, reflecting rising consumer need and market activity.
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Anttal
Elk Horn Lady Illness Update
Report from Elk Horn indicates a local woman named Poe is quite ill. Family members say she is in stable condition at home and receiving care from relatives.
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Elk Horn
Kimballton Merchant Father of First Son
In Kimballton a merchant is reported as the father of his first son. The notice notes family pride and local congratulations as the event is recorded in the community column.
Christmas Tree BW Horn Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a Christmas tree related item with unclear names and phrases, potentially a local note or poem. Readable elements include references to a tree, horn imagery, and scattered proper nouns, but the overall meaning remains obscured. The piece appears fragmentary and lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities.
Business change noted in city transition report
A partial OCR line indicates a business change in the city, mentioning a title and a company transition. Readable fragments suggest a local corporate or office move or ownership shift, with no clear names or dates available in the fragment. Further details are unavailable in the provided text.
Former Adaire Lady Nita Aides Community Roles
Special to hy feltowding details Neites former Adaire resident Mrs C2 HL Moret and Mrs Myetig Mi Ohl. The piece notes local social duties, family ties, and Mrs M restoring ties with neighbors while planning functions. It mentions her late husband’s public service and her four years assisting Dye dtaings Ch teninesion.
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Nita
Aerounts
Khan Ania Dads
Che Late Oy
My W. Stasi
Gary
Elk Horn Nurse Milks King Holiday Death Telemetry
An Elk Horn nurse reports an event tied to Martin Luther King Jr. Day observations, noting a death and telecommunication mishap impacting hospital staff and daily operations. The piece outlines local responses and next steps for care coordination.
Public sale at Heil Bent reportedly successful
A damaged fragment describes a public sale at Heil in Bent toss, noting attendance and items including wood, hot coffee, and fodder. Auctioneers Frank Barber and C. K. Parker served as clerk with buyers named Anita Jia Tee 8B Speriad m clogyph Thi George.
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Jia
Tee
George i
Pratt
Heil
Bent Toss
Bern
Bovalre- Frank Barber
Ayit
Kixira
K. Parker
Home From Hospital Brings Taytaymeine Home For Holidays
Dee Tal staTulerdphi Hie and Taylor, well known, have returned home from Des Moines hospital after widerguine seatment for San infestor Naver. They come home to celebrate the holidays with family and friends.
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Massena
Laa
Side Hunt At Hancock On New Year's Day
A historical notice announces a side hunt to be held at Hancock on New Year’s Day. The event details include plans for hunting rabbits and other game, with a focus on the traditional rural gathering and communal participation.
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Griswold Briefs Slip Through Time in Local Notes
Local column records a flurry of brief mentions from Griswold residents and visiting guests. Families gather for holidays, travels, and hospitalities as kin and friends pass through town, reflect on past events, and announce upcoming gatherings.
Pastor leaves KLE IORNY Tn Dew Confusing note
Fragmentary notice reports a pastor departure and a new appointment. Names and places are garbled, with references to a baptism and a university, making details unclear.
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Kle Iorny
Jensen Hayg
Tuber del California
Ravi Ténsen
Mas
Will
Uriining
Ponzi Schemes Re Echo in Crash of Loan Firm
Contorted OCR describes a financial collapse tied to Ponzi style schemes. Mentions $4,000,000 and investigations, with references to figures and community impact. The garbled text names people and places in a troubled financial outrage.
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Humadriads
Ming
Puna
Pines
Hippberger
Mike
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