New York Stocks Close Mixed on July 3 Trading
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange show varied results with American Can at 10536, A T and T 140%, American Wool 38, Corn Products 37%, General Electric 286%, General Motors 84%, Goodrich 4, International Paper 677%, Studebaker 48%, United Cigar 93%, United States Rubber 66%, United States Steel 116, United States Steel Preferred 125, Waterhouse 90%, White Motors 73, Willys-Overland 19%, Sinclair Oil 22%, Sears Roebuck 168%, Maxwell.
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Liberty bonds and commodities in New York and Chicago
Liberty bonds quoted with various series and prices amid a mixed market, while Chicago and Omaha grain futures show Wheat and Corn declines and livestock prices edge higher. Reports cover Chicago Livestock, South Omaha, Kansas City, St. Joseph, and regional cattle hog and sheep values with receipts and top prices.
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Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Corrected Daily notes wheat prices for No 1 and No 3 at 4.27 with mixed figures for corn barley oats and produce items. Cattle markets show stockers and feeders steady to slow with cows and heifers priced from 4.00 to 6.00. Hog figures indicate BU UG 12.7 percent.
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Grant News Briefs From Grant Iowa Daily Life
Loren Fuate has returned from USC to spend summer vacation. Miss Mary Veter returns from Atlantic hospital after two weeks. Mrs. W. Bourek and Austin Murphy visited Omaha on business. Flora Kilpatrick and Fay Corbin traveled to Red Oak on business. Mrs. de A. Cozad visits daughter Mrs. Atwood at Morton Mills. W. B. Curry and F. Bourck drove to Ames on business. J. Foote, recently kicked by a horse, improves but remains bedridden. Howard Kenworthy suffers from blood poisoning in one leg.
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Omaha
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Morton Mills
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Ames
J. 2. Foote
Hioward Kenworthy
County Attorney Hunt Wins Stay of Disbarment
Chief Justice Faville of the Iowa Supreme Court stayed the disbarment of Elmer L. Hunt union county attorney of Union County. The stay keeps him in office and practicing law while his appeal from a previous disbarment ruling is heard, with the appeal advanced to the September term. He was disbarred for eighteen months by Judge I H Applegate, following charges by Kenneth H Davenport and others. Hunt has five days to avert conditions.
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Walnut Divine Delivers Funeral Oration Waterloo
Walnut Ia July 3 Special la News Telegraph Rev and Mrs Oliver Stephensen and children Margaret and Robert left Tuesday for Ishalltwon where Rev Stephensen officiated at funeral services for Howard Pekles ane of the largest land owners in Grundy County Mr Eckles was an elder in the church at Conrad Ia during Rev Stephensens ministry at that place
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Grant Child Taken To Local Hospital
A boy named Bobbie Rage, son of Mr and Mrs John Rose, living two miles north of Grant, was taken to an Atlantic hospital on Tuesday for treatment of a broken leg. The child has previously broken his leg several times.
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Atlantic
Hully Family Reunion Planned at Elliott Iowa
Mr and Mrs W J Hully anticipate a family reunion this weekend at the parental home in Elliott Iowa. Mrs Emmett Meyers of Los Angeles has been visiting for several days. Sons Lloyd Hully of Niagara Falls and Clay Hully and Wade Hully of Omaha, along with their spouses, will arrive Saturday and stay through Sunday. The siblings have not gathered in nine years.
Colorado couple injured in Guthrie Center wreck
Mr and Mrs Gus Wahlert of Hillrose Colorado and their party were shaken up and bruised when their new Buick hit a soft spot in the road near Guthrie Center. The car plunged down an embankment and turned over.
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Tourist Runs Down Lad at Grant
Roscoe Kenworthy, son of Mr and Mrs FL Kenworthy, suffered minor injuries after being struck by a tourist’s automobile while running across a Grant street on Tuesday evening. The doctor found no bones broken.
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Cumberland News Briefs from Cumberland July 3
Special to News Telegraph reports Gen. Gordisier Lou Edwards and Wm Roberts traveled north on a fishing trip. Mrs Ed Richardson of Adair visited daughter Mrs C A Worthington then returned home. Fred Dremer of Polo arrived Wednesday for a brief visit with friends. Mrs Fred Schrader and children visit brother-in-law in Waterloo.
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Ed. Richardson
Adair
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Fred Dremer
Polo
Fred Schrader
Waterloo
Griswold Woman Ills Threaten Life
Griswold Iowa July 3 special News Telegraph Mrs Dell Whitcomb living northeast of Griswold was dangerously ill last night with acute indigestion. For a time her life was despaired of. She was reported resting easily today. Mrs Fred Reipe northeast of Griswold is also quite ill at her home.
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Fred Reipe
Pioneer Avoca Resident Dies in Avoca
Mrs. John T. Hazen wife of former representative Hazen of Pottawattamie county and longtime Avoca resident died at her home from a stroke aged eighty one Born in Indiana July 18 1834 She married John T. Hazen Sept 17 1876 in Council Bluffs and the couple lived in Avoca four children survive Mabel J McCoomb Maude Irwin Paul F Hazen Roy Hazen Funeral services set for Sunday July 5 at 2 30 in Avoca
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New York
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City
Roy Hazen
Omaha
Ty Uarracett
Walnut News Highlights Local Visits and Weddings
In Walnut July 3 report Mrs James L Johnson and children returned from Omaha after visiting sister-in-law Mrs Henry Thiessen. Various Atlantic and Omaha visitors stop by families including the Krambucks and Frasers. Wedding anniversary events, travels to Council Bluffs and Lake Okoboji noted alongside a newly opened dance pavilion by Joe Bowers of Manning set for Thursday evenings.
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News-Telegraph
James L Johnson
Omaha
Henry Thiessen
W. J. White
Bobbie
Alfred Rasmussen
George
Atlantic
Mons
Fred Micke
Smith
Fred Krambuck
Harry Nieman
P. W. Petersen
Hoge Petersen
Roland
FE. P. Thoring
Orval Meyer
Jennie Port
Quakland
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J. L. Bunker
Mabel Parker
Essex
Harold Nissen
N. H. Lewis
E. W. Johnsen
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Child Dies After Surgery At Atlantic Hospital
Madge Burt, 3 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Burt, of Grant, died Tuesday morning at Atlantic hospital following an appendicitis operation. She is survived by her parents and a brother Vernon. Funeral services were held Thursday morning at 10:80 in the M. & church with burial in Elliott cemetery.
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Atlantic Hospital
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Elliott
Walnut Couple Weds in Council Bluffs Ceremony
Miss Gladys Sankey married Theodore Johnk in Council Bluffs on Tuesday June at a ceremony conducted by Rev. Henry PeLong. The couple, raised in Walnut, were joined by Miss Elsie Ketelsen and Lloyd Sievers. After a wedding dinner at the bride’s parents’ home, they will reside in Walnut until March before moving to the groom’s farm south of town.
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Theodore Johnk
Council Bluffs
Henry PeLong
Elsie Ketelsen
Lloyd Sievers
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Frank Sankey
Walnut School
Mary Johnk
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Lewis Pioneer Dies in Lewis and Vicinity
Myrs Wm Burnside, longtime pioneer of Lewis and vicinity, died after a lingering illness last night. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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News-Telegraph
Lewis H. M. S. Elects Officers for Year
Special to News-Telegraph reports the Home Missionary Society's Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Delean's home selecting officers for the upcoming year. Anna Gates was chosen president, Lydia Breckerbaumer vice president, Josie Okell secretary, and Nellie Upson treasurer.
Local Lewis News Roundup of Visits and Events
Special to News Telegraphs A M Gains and wife with Mrs A Taylor and Eloise travel to Nebraska and Kansas to visit sisters. True McDonald returns from Nes Moines for a week with relatives. Fanny and Florence Shrock visit Mrs Fred Shindley. Mrs W J Woodward notes birth of a boy June 26 to Mr and Mrs Raymond Blair. Queen Hester circle hikes to Crystal Lake for breakfast and meetings. leader Mrs Bellows. Galvin Robbing injures right arm cranking a car. Mrs Gail Snodgrass and daughter from Boise visit. Mr and Mrs Deramyra visit. Newton Worth and son visit from Topeka. F C Jones and wife travel to Ferris Dam, Minn to see Clair. Beulah Weaver and two daughters from Long Beach visit. Mr Fred Dreager visits Kane sag City and Winos on business.
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Ruth Pont
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Boise
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Long Beach
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Kanesag City
Elliott News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
C P Falk spent last week in Illinois and Pennsylvania with relatives and attended a family reunion. Mr and Mrs Delbert Perley visited Omaha on Monday. Mrs Frank Olmstead of Nebraska City spent the week with her sister Mrs Bird Bishop. News-Telegraph note.
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Delbert Perley
Omaha
Frank Olmstead
Nebraska City
Bird ‘Bishop
Golf and Country Club to Hold Ten Day Tourney Here
The Golf and Country Club members will start a ten day golf tournament with pinoty members participating. Sides have been chosen and play begins tomorrow and will continue for ten days.
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Probe Death Opens Inquest At Rideville
An inquest was opened into the death of J. Schulties, 60, of Ruveville after his body was found in a creek near Cresco. Foul play is feared. Schulties' mother, Mrs I G Schulties, lives at Sioux City. News from the Indiana News Telegraph.
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Georgia Melons At Centerville For Fourth
Centerville Indiana plans a Fourth of July celebration with plentiful Georgia watermelons promised. A wholesale fruit house received a consignment of 1000 melons expected to sell at three cents per pound. Georgia peaches are on the local market at 9.60 dollars per bushel.
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