New York Stock Quotes on July First Close
The Daily Markets lists NYSE closings with American Can 1 97, A T and T 1 40 , Corn Products 36 5 , International Paper 61 14 , Studebaker 4 8 , United States Rubber 66 , United States Steel 135 44 , U S Steel preferred 125 , Westinghouse 70 , Sinclair Oil 22 , United Cigar 94 , International Harvester 107 4 , Mack Truck 18 0 , United Drug 12 9 , Sears Roebuck 171 14.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
International Panel
Studebaker
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Westinghouse
Sinclair Oil
United Cigar
International Harvester
Mack Truck
United Drug
Sears Roebuck
Liberty bonds and grains in steady trading across markets
Liberty bonds and treasury issues held steady as French and Belgian bonds faced currency deadlines. Chicago cash grain showed mixed results with Wheat at about 1.49 to 1.50, Corn around 1.01 to 1.04, and Oats near 0.44. Cattle Hog and Sheep tonics moved with varied receipts and prices across Chicago Omaha Kansas City and St. Joseph markets.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
Gr Soy Townsend Improves Amid Tongue Abscess Report
Marty Townsend, a Griswold farmer living north of town, is reported improving from an abscess under his tongue. The July 1 update comes from a News Telegraph special report.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Marty Townsend
Atlantic Markets Grain and Produce Prices Note Corrections
Atlantic markets list prices for grain and produce with corrected daily figures. Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 1.27, oats 406, butterfat 7e, eggs 24e, hens Se, ducks 10c. Cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow, calves, cows and heifers 3.41 to 6.00, top around 10.50.
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Kansas City
Lowe
Wethers
Frank Smith Reported Suffering Appendicitis in Griswald Territory
Frank Smith, a Griswald area resident, has been taken to an Omaha hospital with appendicitis. Doctors believe surgery will not be required. This brief item echoes a local notice style and mentions the regional setting and anticipated treatment approach.
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Frank Smith
Griswald
Omaha
$20,000,000 Fund Raised to Rebuild Santa Barbara
A vast relief effort follows the deadly quake and aftershocks that ravaged Santa Barbara. Marines arrive from Fort MacArthur to aid police, while residents clear debris, reopen banks, and search for the missing. Reports confirm fatalities include Mrs Cate and her baby, plus other workers buried in wreckage.
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Accertti
Cnne
Fae Apeeles
San Bignessen
Caret
Peperts i
Betel
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara quake tolls list victims and missing
A Santa Barbara earthquake casualty summary lists recovered bodies and missing persons. Names include KR. M. Litchfield of San Luis Obispo, Merceden Leon, Mrs. Charles Elliott Perkins, and other workers, travelers, and residents. Several are reported decapitated or buried in ruins at sites such as the Central hotel and San Marcos building. Unidentified men are said buried in Van Ness hotel ruins.
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Santa Barbara
California
California Hotel
Arlington Hotel
Nea Bergjee
State Street
Dee
Santa
Vaness
Indies
R. M. Litchfield
San Luis Obispo
Cal
Mrred de-Leon
Leo
Central Hotel
Santa Bar
Trudies Fount
KR. M. Litchfield
Los Angeles
Merceden Leon
Presidio Avenue
Leon
Charles Elliott Perkins
Herra Do Ahavez
Tratrick
John Shea
Ste Anethony
John Stakey
William Proctor
San Mar
Joseph Angle
San Marscos
Marami Ministido
William Mathews
James A. Hazard
H. Mosticva
San Marcos
William Temple
Cutex
van Ness Hotel
Telephone Rates Jump in Audubon and Exira
Effective today Northwestern Belt Telephone company raises rates here and at Exira. Individual line rates rise to 39.00 per month, party line at 1.75 with up to four parties, business lines at 3.60 monthly. A protest meeting was held last week without effect.
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Audubon
Apo
Northwestern Belt Telephone Company
Sister of Walnut man dies in Nebraska
Walnut Ja July 1 Special to News Telegraph Lowell Mene See received word Sunday death of his sister Mrs Theodor Knaak at Coleridge Nebraska.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Llowell -Mene
Mra
Theodor, Knaak
Coleridge
Nebr
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C. M. Andera
Jaune
Ina
Thiganor
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Barbara Saeed
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Pve
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Yuen
Quatke
Cate
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Javake
Exira
Atlantic Theatre
15C
Milton Herbert Gropper
Oscar Hammerstein
U.S
Miller Tires
Nels P. BR
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