New York Stocks Close Mixed on July 6
The New York Stock Exchange closed with quotes for A T and T at 140, American Wool at 39, Corn Products 87, General Electric 386, General Motors 8444, Studebaker 49, United States Rubber 56, United States Steel 115, Westinghouse 70, White Motors 76, Willys Overland 19, Sinclair Oil 22, Sears Roebuck 170. Prime government and industrial bonds rose as money conditions improved and investment demand increased, boosting bond buying across sectors.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Wool
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
Studebaker
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys Overland
Sinclair Oil
Sears Roebuck
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Prices Report
LIBERTY BONDS NEW YORK July 6 closing prices shown for several issues. CHICAGO July 6 grain and livestock data with wheat oats corn futures, and detailed hog cattle and sheep quotations across multiple markets including St. Joseph and western outfits.
J. C. Penney Company Opens New Stores
The J C Penney Company announces opening 108 additional stores this year expanding mainly in the east. Three new states are Massachusetts Maine and New Hampshire. The chain aims to ready expansion by Thanksgiving Day.
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J. C. Penney Company
Man- Jager Bruftsford
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Corrected daily market notes show wheat prices for No 1 and No 2 around 125 with various cory figures, barley values, and minor changes. Butterfat, eggs, and poultry prices listed. cattle segment reports stockers and feeders steady to slow with prices from 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.54 to 6.00, hogs 10.30 to 12.25.
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St. Joseph
D C Penney Plans Narrowed Store Closure Spread
The company operates 676 stores in 44 states and will leave only Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine, and Florida outside the closure plan, signaling a broad downsizing effort across its network.
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Rhode Island
Vermont
Melaware
Florida
D. C. Penney Company
Lewis News Items Fold in July Visitor Notes
Mrs. Rossie Richardson and daughter from Grand Junction Idaho arrive to visit her mother Mrs. Jessie Phillips. Adaline Burkhalter and daughter return from Moor Des Moines hospital after operation. Jane Furgeson and niece Ida Long home from Sioux City visit with Wm. Murnan and wife. Roy Siney family Overland from Tracey Minnesota visit mother Mrs. Alex Smiley and sister Mrs. Lucy Reynolds. Mrs. Minser, mother of Mrs. Jin Ake, travels to Extra for a few weeks with friends.
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Roy Siniey
Vam
Tracey, Minng
Alex Smiley
Lucy Heynolds
Rey Smoiley
Minser
Wother
Jin Ake
Laurens Leffingwell 1 year old dies of appendix attack
The 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs A Z Leffingwell 406 Birch street died this morning at Atlantic hospital after an appendicitis attack He was born Feb 18 1915 in Exita and moved to Auintiy with his parents four years ago He leaves his parents two sisters Mary Leung 13 and Vivian Marie 6 and other relatives Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 16 p m at the home with Brother Farwell of Omaha officiating Interment will be in the Extra cemetery.
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Laurens Jackson Ety
Brother Farwell
Omaha
Extra
Anita Lady Anita Mrs. Chas. D. Robinson Dies at Anita
Anita Iowa July 6 special to News Telegraph funeral announced for Mrs Jennie Adelia Irving Robinson aged fifty eight, wife of Chas D Robinson. born near Waterloo Iowa October 9 1874, lived in Anita since 1890s, mother of six. services Sunday at Anita Christian church with burial in Lincoln Center cemetery. Columbia Chapter Eastern Star attends as tribute.
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News-Telegraph
Chas. D. Robinson
Iowa
Jennie Adelia Irving
John A
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Towa
Cass County
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Anita Christian Church
G. B. Nichols
New Virginia
Lincoln Center
Columbia
Qrler
Eastern Star
Fontanelle Markes Site of First Fontanelle Cabin
A stone memorial marked Fontanelle Iowa as the site of the first log cabin built about 70 years ago. Pioneer Papaawa Ksnottosogy sqqiey SacMEy yo home was commemorated with the marker dedication. Mrs Will Gibbs Burrell of Greenfield born in the cabin attended the ceremony Saturday.
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Fontanelle
Will Gibbs Burrell
Greenefield
Judge Lynch and wife depart for eastern states
Judge Georgy Lynch and his wife left today in a Packard sedan for Ohio, West Virginia and other eastern states. They will visit relatives and old friends.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
Georgy
Lynch
Ohio
West Virginia
Former Adair Lady Achieves Success in Insurance Sales
Adair July 6 Special to News Telegraph Mrs LJ Swarzman and her children Doris and Stanley visited Des Moines relatives. The Swarzmans formerly lived in Adair. Mrs Swarzman has become a successful insurance salesman since moving to Des Moines and ranks third in her company.
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Doris
Stanley
Des Moines
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Swarzman
Former Anita Man Dies in Montana
Henry C. Fitch born December 8 1924 in Spring Arbor Michigan and a former Anita resident died June 30 in Butte Montana at eighty five years six months eighteen days. He lived in Anita fifty years ago owning and running a furniture grate business. Survived by wife and several children, one brother Fred W. Fitch of Omaha, and four sisters. Funeral services held in Iola Kansas conducted by the Masonic order of which he was a member.
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News
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Spring Arhur
Mich
Butte
Montana
Eiighy
Lee
Ruth (Moriisen) Fitch
Iola
Kansas
Buriad
Fred W. Fitch
Omaha
Mariella Bradford
Sparta
Julia Ferguson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lillian Gilbert
Morgan Hill
Calif
Lorn Fitch Fouston
de Land
Fla
Ku Klux Klan Sponsors Griswold Fourth Celebration
An Independence Day event in Griswold under Ku Klux Klan auspices drew about 5000 attendees. The day featured a Greenfield band concert, parade with two hundred Klansmen and women, afternoon minister addresses, a Griswold Lewiser ball game, and a patriotic speech by Rev. McKay at the city park.
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Newe-Telegraph
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Greenfield Band
Lewiser
Firecracker Ignites Walnut Girl's Dress Near Avorn
Violet Hoover, a five year old girl, suffered painful burns when a firecracker tossed from a crowd at the fair grounds ignited the back of her dress. The incident occurred in Walnut, California, on the fourth and the person responsible remains unidentified.
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Walnut
News
Violet Hoover
Martha Hoover
Avorn
Greenfield Man Buys Store at Griswold
Griswold July 1 A Greenfield man buys the local dry goods and notions shop. A. Williams of Greenfield takes possession and plans to decide on future moves.
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Griswold
Criswold
Spetink Ta
A. Williayson
Greenfield
Ailiir
Taregensely
Lightning Strikes Greenfield Church Steeple Wrecks Roof
In Greenfield Ja during a heavy storm lightning struck the Baptist church steeple. The bolt tore into the roof and removed plaster from the ceiling. The loss is covered by insurance.
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Baptist
Nobie
Avoca Race Meet Netted About 500 Dollars
The two day race meet and celebration in Avoca netted the Pottawattamie County Fair association about 500 dollars. More than 6,000 people attended the affair, and the event was described as a financial success by organizers.
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Las
News-Telegraph
Pottawattamie County Fair Association
Griswold Man Burned by Roman Candle
Dick Rupp suffered painful burns to his right hand when a Roman candle exploded on the Fourth of July. A local physician inoculated him with a serum as a precaution to prevent tetanus.
Merritt Baby Born in Griswold on Independence Day
Mr and Mrs Don J Merritt of Sunny side Place greet a ten pound Fourth of July boy. Merritt is a bank bookkeeper at Citizens State Bank and his wife taught in Griswold schools before marriage.
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Griswold, In
Ta News-Telegraph
Don J.merritt
Sunnyside Place
Two Weddings of Interest to Elliott
Miss Grace Shaw former Elliott girl and graduate of local schools married Otis M. Dasher of Anita June 26 in Elwood La Rev Otis J Moors officiated They are holidaying in Minnesota The marriage of Minnie Rasch daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Kennedy and Robert E Johnson of Omaha tied June 8 in Council Bluffs The couple planned a western trip and will reside in Omaha after September 1.
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W. Hi. Kennedy
Robert Ee, Johnson
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Strained Britain Russia Ties Warned in Commons
London July 6 government spokesmen in the house of commons admitted relations between Great Britain and Soviet Russia have become critical. Foreign Minister Austen Chamberlain urged Conservatives and Liberalists to avoid actions that might inflame the situation.
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Great Britain
Soviet Russia
House of Commons
Austen Chanterlain
Holiday death toll mounts in Midwest auto accidents
Des Moines and surrounding areas report one fatality and over twenty injured from weekend automobile accidents. The tally includes Joe Cardamon, 22, who died early today. Anna Seneroski, 18, bruised after a collision near Altoona. Roy Benson, 25, with a probable fractured collar bone. Roy Gilbert, 20, bruised. Miss Melen Beymer, 2 et about the free. Vernon Howard, Dr., injured in a bicycle collision. and others in Michigan City, Mt. Vernon, Cedar Rapids, Detroit, Indianapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, and Denver as officials log a busy holiday toll.
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INS
Joe Cardamon
Anna Seneroski
William Gruff
Rock Island
Altoona
Iutt
Mercy Hospital
Roy Benson
Fielding
Michigan City
Roy Gilbert
Melen Beymer
Vernon Howard
Htl
Reopen Teapot Dome Suit In Federal Court
A petition to reopen the Teapot Dome annulment case is expected in federal court here. Proceedings involve Atlee Poterone and Qwen D. Roberts with A. J. Watton, aiming to secure Canadian testimony, including H. S. Oster of Continental Trading. Pasadena visitors Clyde Campbell and wife arrive, California quake noted. local news recounts late incidents of fatalities, accidents, and a mountain leap.
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Wye
INS
Teapot Dome
Atlee
Qwen D. Roberts
A. J. Watton
George P. Hoover
Washington
GT. Stanford
G. W. Raylan
New York
John W. Lavy
Cheyenne
Chautauqua Final Day Features Raed Program and Comedy
The last day at thoutauqua offered both afternoon and evening Raed programs. Hughie Fitzpatrick the clown entertained with stunts this p m. Evening show stars William Keighley and Broadway Players presented Adam and Eva. Sessions to date were praised for quality. Saturday featured Leon Vierra Hawaiians and a Far East lecture by Lawrence O Denyes. Viorra’s Howalist singers closed Saturday evening. Lone Star Military Band delighted audiences both sessions, and Major James A. Cooper spoke on civilization’s feats.
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Hughie Fitzpatrick
William Keighley
Adam
Eva
Leon
Vierra
Lawrence O. Denyes
Far East
Viorra
Lone Star Military Band
Jas. A. Cooper
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