New York Stocks and Livestock Prices in July Market Report
New York stocks closed mixed with American Can at 199, A T T at 140, Sinclair Oil at 173, United Drug at 128. Bond market dull with little trading. Livestock receipts show cattle and hog markets active with varied prices across Kansas City and Omaha regions. Sheep and hogs noted with steady or slightly higher bids and range of beef, veal, and feeder prices.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American” Can
Sinclair Oil Jebugk
Standard Ld Ty United Drug
United States
Youthe Industrial Group
Dodge “Brothers 6S
Liberty bonds and grain prices fade in New York trading
Liberty bonds closed mixed with 3s at 101 and 4Ms near 103 while wheat, corn, and oats slid modestly in Chicago trading. Hogs rose to about 14.45 a cwt and cattle held firm near 14.25 as receipts totaled around 15,000 head.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
neWatts
Chicago
Bluff man sentenced to 12 years at Anamosa prison
Council Bluffs July 15 John Furnas pleaded guilty to a statutory charge and was sentenced to twelve years at hard labor at the Anamosa state prison. He was held on the complaint of a 14 year old Council Bluffs girl and will be taken to Anamosa immediately.
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Bluffs
John Furnas
Anamosa State Prison
Furnas
Council Bluffs
Anamusa
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report Summary
Grain prices for Wheat No 1 and No 2 listed at 1595 dollars with corn at 9d? and barley 70c, oats 3Te. Cattle futures show stockers and feeders steady with Blow around 6.50 to 8.50 and cows and heifers 3.80 to 6.00. Produce notes include butter at 87, eggs at 26e5, old hens and roosters at small cents, ducks 10 cents. Hogs trading between 11.00 and 13.00.
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Kanene City
Reese
Final Notice to Have Weeds Cut in Atlantic City
City warns property owners to remove weeds or have them cut by the city at the property’s expense. Notice cites weed abatement and a July deadline. costs to be added to property taxes. Public notice appears from Atlantic city administration and is published in the local newspaper.
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Atlantic
Angelo's Comedians Book Weeklong Anita Show to Fund Piano
July 15 report that Angelo's Comedians will perform a weeklong engagement in Anita City Park tent under Billy’s supervision. Proceeds from ticket sales to be shared between Angelo's troupe and the Park Commission to help pay for a piano purchased for the band shell. The commission urges community support for the high quality program and its benefit to public facilities.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Billie
Angelo
Billy
Anita Park Commission
Park Commission
Bill Carey on Farm Near Afton
Anita Iowa July 14 Special to News Telegraph WW K Carey living on his farm near Afton Iowa spent Monday and Tuesday in Anita attending to business matters and visiting relatives and friends He declares his farm in first class condition has an exceptionally good prospect for a bumper crop of everything usually raised on the average Iowa farm and predicts that farmers in Iowa this year will be well rewarded with good prices for their products
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Anita
News-Telégraph
WW. K. Carey
Afton
Bill
Towa
Tornado Blows Document 100 Miles From Red Oak
A draft document for Ben Resh, whose home near Red Oak was destroyed by a tornado, was found 100 miles away by a farmer near Ogden and returned with an explanatory letter detailing the circumstances.
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Red Oak
Ben Resh
Here
Ogden
Resh
Anita People Guests of Former Atlanticite
Jo Anita reports guests of Mrs. B. K. Gaylord at Atlantic. Mr. Harris, raised with Gaylord sons, recalls bread and butter treats. Harris operates a foundry in Clarinda. They toured the state hospital in Clarinda and the County Farm, visited the Stanton Children’s Home where Harris took nine girls for a ride and returned with ice cream for fifty children.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
B. K. Gaydud
Mie
Fee ¥ Oeale
Harris
Atlantic
Two Concert Series Planned at Griswold Green Park
Griswold I N July to September will host two open air concerts weekly. The high school orchestra plays midweek with Music Master Fred Molke directing and rehearsals already held. Saturdays feature the Lyman band led by Rev Paul Weibhen of St John’s Evangelical Church Lyman. The 20 member orchestra and band perform in rotation this summer season.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Lyman Band
Fred Molke
Noble Township
Paul Weubhen
St. John's Evangelical Church
Lyman
Presbyterians at Griswold Back in Their Own Church
Griswold Iowa July 16 Special to News Telegraph Remodeling of the Presbyterian church nearing completion. Services will be held in the building Sunday with the Church of Christ used previously. Rev J F Bingaman Methodist pastor granted two weeks vacation and the Methodist congregation will hold joint services with the Presbyterians Sunday.
Voorhees Bank at Oklahoma Makes a Good Showing
Anita Iowa July 15. Special to News Telegraph. The First National Bank of Ardmore Oklahoma reports its June 30 1926 financials show capital 200000 surplus 100000 undivided profits 10241 10 borrowed money nine deposits 2681195038 loans and discounts 68195750 banking house 165000 Federal Reserve Bank stock 9000 total available cash 1635193. H T Ted Vernon a former Anita boy is cashier.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
First National Bank of
Ardmore
Okla
Leon G. Voorheus
Federal Reserve Bank
H. T
Ted) Vernon
Anita~boy
Patty Barn Blaze Victims Improve After Fire Near Town
July 15. Charles Patty suffered a broken leg Monday while guiding a horse from a burning barn hit by lightning near town. His brother William, burned, has returned home from Carroll for treatment at St Anthony's in Carroll. The Patty barn was struck by lightning and set ablaze ending in Tuesday night.
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Extra
News-Telegraph
Charles Patty
Bart
St. Anthony's Hospital
Car«woll
Ilia
William
Carroll
Patty
Farewell party for Rane Spargensert in Griswold IA
Special to News-Trheya reports a farewell party at the Della Huntley home on Second Street honoring Rane Spargensert who is coming to lease the city. The event began with a swimming party at Knoparbor lake followed by refreshments and evenings of gaieties and amusements.
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Knoparbor Lake
Hosse
Gaities
Anusenen
Massena News Briefs From Massena July 15
Special to News Telegraph reports Cecil and Rex Yaron attended Henry Field's Radio Station at Shenandoah. Charles Marlowes visited the Robinson Family at Indianola. Aden Hosselt hosted her Methodist Aid division. Mrs. John Yarrer and others visited Harold Phipps Home in Des Moines. J J Hogan and family from Corning noted in Massena briefs.
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Massena
Cecil and
Rex Yaron
Ted Henry Field
Shenandoah
Charles Marlowes
Charles Robinson
Indianola
Aden Hosselt
Methodist Aid
John Yarrer
Visiting families drift through Omaha area in late summer
Sunday visits bring Mrs John Wickeane and daughter from Omaha to see sister Mrs C E Crow and family. Mr and Mrs B M Rogers spend days with brother D N and family of Regent No and Mrs Stine and Mrs Hawks of Ida Grove. Several travelers depart for various towns while others attend summer school and recall recent travels to Gravity and Arnold Park with relatives in attendance.
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John Wickeane
Omaha
C. E. Crow
B. M. Rogera
Regent
Stine
Gen
Hawks
Ida Grove
Admen
BR. M. Rogers
Corydon
Margaret Miller
Mary Wickey
Red Oak
Walter Rae
Arnolds Park
Dessie Oldsfield
Herbert Marlowe
Iginia
Delphia
Ray Porte
Marne News Briefs And Local Notices
Omar bis adator and Spenigk News-Telegraphe report visitors from Milestone Canada to Marne Walnut area. Friends and relatives surprised My dint Peters on Friday birthday at Harry Hehe derickson home. Local school elected teachers Miss Thomson Miss Allen Miss Ball Prof Gregg. Mrs Herbert Smith Buck Creek ill. Mrs Fred Brude and Ada visit Dr and Mrs Joe Hardynay home.
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Omar Bis Adator
Spenigkot
John Jacobs
Milestone
Canada
Marne
Walnut
Peters
Harry Hehederickson
Miss Thomson
Miss Allen
Miss Ball
Grammar Igem
Prof. Gregg
Elsie Show
Herbert Smith
Buck Creek
Fred Brude
Ada
Avice
Joe
Hardyinay
Reverend Campbell Fills Anita Pulpit Sunday
Special to News Telegraph Anita, July 15. With no permanent pastor the Anita Congregational church held a special morning service. Rev Harry M Campbell of East Pittsburgh, Pa preached a notable sermon. Mrs Campbell and three daughters accompanied him. A vocal solo by Anita Barrett of Pratt Kansas delighted attendees. Campbell recalled old ties formed in Anita years ago.
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Anita, In
News-Telegraph
Anita Congregational Church
Harry M. Campbell
Pittsburgh
Penn
Presbyterian Church
H. K. Campbell
Anita Barrett
Pratt
Kutisus
Val Weigand
Weigand
Camp Lull
Anita
Griswold People Join Pilgrimage to Niagara Falls
Griswold residents Mr and Mrs R E Pierce traveled to Ghelpendash today to witness a special trip to Niagara Falls. About 1000 meals were prepared by local interns for the contingent.
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Griswold
Niagara
Falls
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