New York Stock Close and Bond Market Update
New York stocks closed with mixed percentages led by American Can at 193%, AT&T 140%, American Wool 381% and others such as General Electric 387, General Motors 54, United States Steel 115, Sinclair Oil 22, Sears Roebuck 169, Mack Truck 179. Bond prices were steady with principal activity in industrial and railroad issues as U S government securities reacted after yesterday’s moves.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
International Plead
Studbaker
U. S. Steel
Sinclair Oil
Ate Roebuck
Mack Truck
United States
Repeated New Highs in Recent Weeks Held Steady Today
Repeated new high records in recent weeks held about steady today, signaling persistent gains. Market observers noted limited volatility as prices showed little net change and traders awaited clearer signals on interest rate trends.
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Prices Report
Liberty bonds close with varied values across series including 4s at 101.28 and new 4s at 103.30. Chicago cash grain lists wheat at $1.61 to 1.94, corn from 1.06 to 1.11, oats around 0.47 to 0.50. Chicago livestock notes a jump in keg prices and mixed cattle and sheep receipts with diverse price ranges.
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New York
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Hicagg
Clarence W Bruce visits at Anita
Clarence W Bruce former Anita boy and son of Senator Jas E Bruce of Tampa spent hours in Anita on Sunday while en route to Omaha. He then traveled to Hollywood Cal to spend weeks with sister Mrs Anita Bruce Consigny. He was joined by his wife daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Johnson longtime Lincoln township residents. The Bruce party was accompanied by Mr and Mrs E L Twining of Des Moines.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Clarence W. Bruce
Anita Boy
Jas. E. Bruce
Tampa
Fla
Omaha
Hollywood
Cal
Anita Bruce Consigny
C. B. Johnson
Lincoln Township
Bruce
E. L. Twining
Des Moines
Former Exira Man Narrowly Escapes Drowning
Ju Enxira July 10 Special to News Telegraph Jim Rendle man former local resident narrowly escaped death in a boating accident at Little Pine Lake Minnesota A companion Mark W Ingle secretary Rout Casket Des Moines was a passenger in the boat which capsized another drowned no details available in a later letter
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Enxira
News-Telegraph
Jim" Rendleman
Little Pine Lake
Minnesota
Mark W. Ingle
Rout Casket Company
Des Moines
Rendleman
Border Patrolman Visits Massena Father and Mother
Russell Denham of the U S and Canadian border patrol unit is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Neal Denham in Massena Iowa. He has been granted a month long furlough with full pay after joining government service nine months ago.
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Massena Massena
News
Russell Denham
U. S
Neal Denham
Denham
Labour
Griswold Couple Marks Forty Year Wedding Anniversary
Griswold July 10 Special to News Telegraph Mr and Mrs Watson Siffard celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary last Sunday They were married on a farm west of Griswold 44 years ago on July 2 but observed the occasion at a convenient time Their children Frank of Oakland Mrs Will McKay of Oakland Mrs Joe Jambert of Hancock and Mrs Beil Denny of Omaha were among those present.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Watson Siffard
Frank
Oakland
Will McKay
Joe Jambert
Hancock
Beil Denny
Omaha
RETURNS HOME AUDUBON TA July 10 special to News Telegraph
F Van Gorder returned today from Colorado where he took his son because of his health.
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Audubon
F. van Gorder
Colorado
Kansas City and South Omaha Livestock Market Snapshot
Kansas City and South Omaha markets report mixed cattle hog and sheep results with receipts around 200 to 9,500. Cattle steady to higher, hogs firm to higher, sheep mixed with strong and steady segments. Notable prices include steers up to 10.45, hogs around 12.00 to 13.85, lambs near 15 to 16 dollars, and various regional listings from St Joseph and TATTLE notices.
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Ewes
Feeder Ae
Kansas City
Arket
South Omaria
St. Joseph
Avoca Man Victim of Hayfield Runaway
Avoca July 10 Ian Avoca N W Derby a retired farmer was knocked unconscious in a hayfield accident when a mule hitched to a side delivery hayrake bolted. He lay in the hot sun until relatives found him. He suffered bruises to the head and chest and is expected to recover.
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Avoca
Ian
Newae Telegraph
N. W. Derby
Ife
Derby
Atlantic Markets Grain and livestock prices report
Grain notes list No 1 and No 2 wheat and barley steady to slow with prices around 6.60. Cattle, cows and heifers range near 3.60 to 6.00. Produce includes butterfat 3 4 and eggs at 26 cents. Old hens and roosters price points shown. Hogs quoted at 11 to 13 dollars per hundredweight.
Two Weddings Of Interest To Exira
Exira July 1 Special to News Telegraph Hunt proprietor of the Exira pool hall and Ivy Soukap were married June 24 at Sheldon Iowa. Both are well and favorably known here. Another wedding of interest was Miss Frances Wahlert daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wahlert east of town one mile of Guthrie Center. The ceremony was June 3 at the Presbyterian church of Guthrie Center by Rev C Welker. They will live on a farm east of town.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Hunt
Ivy Soukap
Sheldon
Inwa
Frances .Wahlert
John Wallert
Millof Guthrin Center
Vic
Presbyterian
Rebekah Lodge Cumberland Installs Officers
Special to News Telegraph describes the Cumberland Rebekah Lodge installation of officers. Named are Mrs Burt Stung Noble Grand Mrs Robert Bernamire Vice Grand Mrs Kate Brown Right Supporter to the Noble Grand Mrs d M White Left Supporter to the Noble Grand Mrs Bessie Drenner Right Supporter to the Vice Grand Emma Martens Left Supporter to the Vice Grand Miss Anna Stalley secretary Gertrude Roland financial secretary Mrs Clara Pigg treasurer.
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Cumberlanty
Rebekah
Ude
Burt Stung
Robert Bernamire
Kate Brown
D. M. White
Bexsie Drenner
Emma Martens
Anna Stalley
Gertrude Roland
Clara Pigg
Massena Church Members Attend Socials Away From Town
Massena Epworth League members drove to Bridgewater for a social. Locals from the Massena Baptist congregation were hosted at a social sponsored by the North Baptist church northeast of Massena.
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Spa
News-Telegraph
Massena Epworth League
Bridgewater
North Baptist Church
Massena Farmer to Creston Hospital
Arthur Krauth a young farmer living south of Massena was taken to a Creston hospital for an appendicitis operation.
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Massena
Creston Hospital
News + Telegraph
Arthur Krauth
Creston
Elk Horn Man Sent To Hospital In Omaha
Henry Clemensen of southeast of Elk Horn was taken today to an Omaha hospital for treatment for gall bladder ailment. Chautauqua opened here Thursday with record breaking attendance. CLA Stab and family of Des Moines are visiting his parents. Richard Jessen, farmer northeast of Elk Horn, will soon go to Brush, Colorado for tuberculosis treatment.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Henry Clemensen
Omaha
Chautauquis
Cla
Stab
Des Moines
Edwin Nelsen
Richard Jessen
Alk Horn
Brush
Colg
Local notes from Burlington and vicinity on July events
Mrs. Wilson and son Carl of Burlington stay with daughter Flora Brean. Hazel Smith of Shenandoah visits Thelma Long. Carla Ashbaugh returns from Red Oak. July Fourth attendance at Corning and Griswold. Frank Dewese visits Fontagnelle. Homemakers club pic nic at church basement. F P E McConaughy of Melvin and Merrill visit Red Oak. Frank Vetter in Des Moines then returns. Mr and Mrs V A Spicer vacationing at Lake Okoboji. Blackburns welcome a son born July 4 with three great grandmothers and one great grandfather.
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Grant
Tadaly
Telegraph
Adair News Items Highlight Summer Visits and Travel
Special to News Telegraph notes Dr Jesse McKenna visiting her mother and sister in Adair before returning to Los Angeles. Mary Grant visits Omaha relatives while Herbert Dick travels from Omaha to see family. Ralph Lynch from Des Moines spends Fourth of July with Judge and Mrs George Lynch. Paul Hubbard of Newton stays with his parents Dr and Mrs Boyd Hubbard. Gerald Walsh departs for Des Moines after a weekend with his parents T H Walsh. Ed Wahlert and Wm Huss host visitors including De and Mrs J R Winnett and daughter Jane Burr Winnett from Eldora Ia traveling through western states to Blaine Washington. Roy and Oliver Shobert families vacation with Moffitt family. Mildred Burr of Des Moines visits Burr home. Patten kin from Palisade Colo visits with Ka Patten. Patten plans auto return with F J Patten family. P S Kelloway and family spend weekend with Freeman and Mrs Shannen in Sidney.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
Jesse McKenna
E. D. Correll
Nelle Correll
Los Angeles
Mary Grant
Omaha
Herbert Dick
W. H. Burr
Ralph N. Lynch
Des Moines
Geo. B. Lynch
Paul Hubbard
Newton
Boyd Hubbard
Gerald Walsh
T. H. Walsh
Fred Lemburg
Raymond
Davenport
Ed Wahlert
Huss
J. R. Winnett
Jane Burr Winnett
Eldora
Blaine
Wash
H. 5. Moffitt
Mildred Burr
F.C. Burr
Birdie Paten
Palisade
Colo
Ka Patten
Miss. Patten
F. J. Patten
Fourth At tt Picturesse And Historic Resort
A Washington area trip reporter describes Colonial Beach Virginia as the “Atlantic City” of the Potomac with a record July Fourth crowd. He notes the Light Horse Harry Lea home, the Colonial Hotel, historic slave quarters, a salty wide river, and summer oyster picking. The village remains a southern town with hotels, a busy season, and visitors from Washington and nearby areas.
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News-Telegraph
Washington
Potomac
America
Atlantic City
Harry" Lea
Gion
Light Horse
Harry
Frank Blackistone
Chase
Local residents visit relatives and travel notices
Mrs. Joseph Hogan and Mrs. J. R. Lalley left last week for Winner South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Parcel and Philip spent a week visiting with their parents. The Burr families hosted visitors from Washington DC, Marble Rock and Portsmouth. Adams, Guthrie Center, Atlantic and Hansell residents were seen in Adair and Valley Junction for brief returns and family gatherings.
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Ters
Joseph Hogan
Winner, Sod
Mike Parcel
Ad Leon
Philip
P. Share
Hughton
la Salle
Runday
Mary Ashcorn
Washington, D.C
Casey
W. OH
Burr
Forest Innun
Marble Rock
Fin
Newt Parkingon
John Parkinson Atl Sen
William
Portsmouth
Gordon Miller
Atlayntic
Adair
Jameqy Lees
Guthrie Center
Dallas Miller
Hansell
Ext Brown
Valley Junction
J. &. Miller
Cumberland News notes travel and local visits in July
Cumberland Louisiana July 10 report Mrs W Fi Byer and Mrs Wm Byer motor to Little Sioux to visit friends and relatives. Miss Pearl Buckley oversees the jewelry shop during their absence. Mrs Mark Cullen and her children visit Cumberland from Omaha for a few days with Mr and Mrs Wm.
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Cumberland
W. Fi Byer
Little Sioux
Mark Cullen
Omaha
Innken and partners lease Ross Howell property for shop
Kilert C. Innken and associates have leased the Ross Howell property north of the Yobwirds garage and plan a shoe shop. The former show doctor, now under M. A. Harr, is moving to baker’s premises. Mr. Dhnken plans to open in about two weeks.
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Kilert C. Innken
Gumbert
M. A. Harr
Ross Howell
Dhnken Phan
Elliott News Item Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Mar Lawman visits family in Elliott and Omaha with her children and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Walker and Mr. and Mrs. George Stayer travel from Omaha to visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Cadwell stay with kin in Des Moines. H. Barret visits sister Mrs. Abner Gibson and ships stock to Omaha before coming to Elliott. The Barnard family from Holstein returns home after weeks here. Mrs. Wm. Jones Sr. travels home for further visit.
Oldest Printed Bible Described as Bible of Thirty six Vines
The Bible of Thirty six Vines is an unusual Latin Bible printed by Johannes Gutenberg. Its pages feature two columns of 36 lines each, making it one of the earliest printed books.
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Johannes Gutenberg
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