New York Stocks Close Higher Across Key Issues
The Daily Markets reports July 17 closing quotes on the New York Stock Exchange with American Can at 204 1 2, A T and T 141, Corn Products 30 1 2, General Electric 289, General Motors 86, International Paper 67, U S Steel 110, U S Steel Bid 124, Westinghouse 78, International Harvester 110, Mack Truck 186, Sears Roebuck 177. Bond market notes a shade higher for industrial and railroad bonds, foreign bonds mostly unchanged, and the U S government bonds slightly lower at sight.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
Corn Products
General Electric
General Motors
International Paper
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
International Harester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
U. S
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets
Liberty bonds quotes from New York with various 3 percent and 4 percent issues listed plus New York to Chicago grain and livestock figures. Chicago grain closes mixed with wheat strong, corn wavering, oats limited. hogs and cattle receipts and prices shown for Chicago, South Omaha, Kansas City markets with notable declines in hogs and mixed cattle and sheep trends.
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Grain Summary
Wheat No 1 and No 2 priced at 1.42 per bushel. barley 70c. oats 27c. Cattle steady to slow with stockers and feeders 0.50 to 8.50. cows and heifers 3.64 to 6.00. Butterfat 67c. eggs 26c. old hens 18c. old roosters 8c. geese 8c. ducks 1?e. springs 22c. Hogs 11.00 to 12.00.
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South Omaha
Kansas City
Milk Deliveries By Nome Man Face None Spillage
Milkman in Nome Alaska rings door to door delivering blocks of frozen reindeer milk or cream in pint or quart sizes. A white cord frozen into the block helps with delivery and handling. The product wrapped in paper resembles ice cream and remains unchanged while frozen.
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Nome
Alaska
Adaire and Anita May Improve Old Swimmin Hole
Cool spring water from one of the region's largest springs flows into a pond on the A J Menefee farm six miles south of town making a popular bathing spot. After a heat wave bathers from Adair and Anita urged gravel to cover the pool bottom with local farmers volunteering to haul it. Residents may gather two carloads of gravel and sand to finish the project.
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Adair
News - Telegraph
A. J. Menefee
Nies
Anita
Griswold trip to Cheyenne Frontier Days rodes
Mr and Mrs W E Littler of Griswold along with Mr and Mrs F R Burnham of Underwood depart for a motor journey to Wyoming and Colorado They will attend Cheyenne Frontier Days a premier cowboy event They plan to visit Estes Park explore the mountains and tour Denver and Colorado Springs to see natural scenic wonders
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Esten Park
Denver
Colorado Springs
Funeral Saturday for Late Banker in Walnut
Funeral services for Thomas Kent, president of Farmers State Bank and civic leader, will be conducted by Rev. Fro Albers of Avoca. Knights of Columbus will perform ritual ceremonies. Burial follows at the Catholic cemetery in Walnut.
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Walnut
Cumberland Club Picnic Delights Members on Sherman Lawn
A cool breeze and luncheon made the Priscilla club picnic at the C L Sherman home enjoyable. Thirty members attended with their husbands, sharing a pleasant evening on the lawn in Cumberland.
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Cumberland
News-Telegraph
Priscilla Club
C. L. Sherman
New Walnut Resort a Popular Place
Walnut is July 17 Special to News Telegraph. About 700 paid admissions were counted by the turnstiles at Highway Gardens northeast of town, a popular dancing spot. Excellent music and usher management have made it a mecca for dancers within a 25 mile radius.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Highway Gardens
Ufher
Grant Man Loses Finger On Sickle in Mauring Place
Howard Hepler of Grant, Indiana, suffered the loss of the end of a finger while sharpening a sickle at the Mauring place on Wednesday. The accident occurred during routine work, and Hepler received medical aid for his injury.
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Grant
News-Telegraph
Howard Hepler
Mauring Place
Exira Man Suffered Severe Hand Cut At Repair
Exira Iowa July 17 Norman Hensley of west of town suffered a severely lacerated right hand yesterday while repairing a mower sickle. The injury occurred while he was working at a farm near Exira. He received prompt first aid and is expected to recover.
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Exira
Special Joy News
Norman Hensley
West of Town
Thieves Strip Cars at Griswold Resort
Griswold Louisiana July 17 thieves stripped cars parked at Knop Arbor. Plainte registered with local authorities by several motorists who alleged overnight theft of their vehicles.
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Griswold Resort
Griswold
Newas Telegraph
Plaiita
Knop Arbor
Newson Cumberland Birth Announced for Local Family
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eblen of Newson Cumberland Iowa marking their first child. The birth was reported as a special to News-Telegraph from the local city.
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Cumberland
News-Telegraph
Jon
Roy Eblen
Woman Hurt in Bus Accident Near Whiteway 7
An Omaha-Chicago motor bus was being repaired today after a spill near Whiteway 7 left its driver B. Lamont with serious injuries. Six passengers were aboard the bus when the incident occurred late yesterday.
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Casey
INS
Omaha-Chicago
B. Lamont
Here
Afton Man Drowns In Creek While With Family
July 17 in Eston Indiana Walter Key Moor near Afton drowned after taking his wife and three children on a picnic. Brown wandered downstream on an exploring trip and stepped into eight feet of water, unable to climb out. A search found his body three hours later.
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Eston
Walter Koy
Afton
Brown
Wag
Casey Two Weekly Concerts Highlight Town Music Scene
Ta July 17 Special to News Telegraph Casey town mirrors Griswold with two band concerts weekly. The O F band directed by Milt Spain performs every Wednesday and the Casey Military band plays Saturdays at the park. The Melody Maids, a 12 piece orchestra led by S. L. Hunt, also features in town music offerings.
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Casey
News-Telegraph
Griswold
Red Oak Forger Again At Work At Anamosa Reformatory
Louis Hendrix of Creston, once sentenced to ten years for forging checks, was among prisoners moved by the sheriff to the Anamosa reformatory. Hendrix had been sent there eighteen months ago for malicious noserief and has recently resumed forging checks.
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Red Oak
Louis Hendrix
Creston
Anamosa Reformatory
Youn Henlrix
Anamosa
Funeral services for Martin Schiim held in Adair
Adair Iowa July 17 funeral services were held today at the Lutheran church for the late Martin Schiim with Rev Otto Konan officiating. Interment followed at the Lutheran cemetery north of the city.
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Adair
Martin Schiim
Lutheran Church
Otto Konan
Harlan to Play Avoca Sunday in Baseball Action
Avoca will host Harlan Sunday afternoon in a non league baseball game. The Harlan team has dropped three games this season as it heads to the matchup.
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Avoca
Special 6 News-Telegraph
Harlan
Avoca Hure
Focal
Hur
Local Social and Travel Notes From Griswold Area
Mrs H Schlateher of Beatrice and Mrs S L Outhoudt of Gmana visited relatives in Griswold with Mrs E L Phillips Sr. Several locals attended Frank A Smith's death in Griswold. Vacation trips sent families to Colorado and Minnesota lakes. Grace Reynolds returned after Anita visit. William Quinn, now in Texas, visited old Griswold friends. Funeral attendance from Noble Center area for Mrs Guy Walton. Weed clearing along Burling line. Edgar Hoeffman of Cedar Falls to file appendicitis operation. Mrs Hoeffman reported favorable. Local theater party visited by I A Cocklin and Frank Hunt and wives for Minnesota lakes trip. George B Phillips of Phillips Hardware visited Council Bluffs.
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H. Schlateher
Beatrice, Neb
S. L. Outhoudt
Gmana
E. L. Phillips Sr
Phillips
Oither
M. J. Maulsby
S. W. Johnson
Atlantic
L. A. Baldwin
Riverton
Griswold
Frank A. Smith
F. W. Andrews
Andrews Clothing Company
Colorado
Grace Reynolds
Anita
William Quinn
Texas
Louis Saamisch
Daugher
Ethel
Beulah
Eppelsheimer
A. E. Blohn
Noble Center
Cality
Fort Dodge
Mra
Guy Walton
Noble Township
Burlingline Railroad
Red Oak
Edgar Hoeffman
Cedar Falls
Mia
A. C. Burnham
Tieffmman
Aml Mes
Preland
Tocal Strand Theater
Ella Albright
Cocklin
Parity Oil Company
Joyce Lumber Company
Minnesota
George B. Phillips
Phillips Hardware Store
Council Bluffs
Early English Heptarchy Kings and Unification
The seven kingdoms of Essex Sussex Wessex Kent East Anglia Mercia and Northumbria were named as the heptarchy. In 828 A D Egbert of Wessex united them into one government and began the English king line, the King of England.
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England
Essex
Sussex
Wessex
Kent
Hust Anglia
Mercia
Northim
Egbert
Verasex
Kansas City Star
Local Gossip Highlights Summer Visits and Travels
Grant News notes Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Porter and son leaving for a week in northern Minnesota. Gr bin girls from Mt Etna visit the Ernie Long home. Loren Foote and Wm. Gertz visit Lincoln friends. Grace Barr of Elliott visits locally. Margaret Liston from Corning visits grandmother Mrs. Bourck. Rev. Smith of Red Oak visits Griswold. R. A. Bacon returns from Illinois visit with daughter. Arline Ogue, Janice Hoover, and Lois Blackburn visit Griswold. Vetter and Zappe couple head to Shenandoah for Niagara Falls excursion. Max and Bernard Godder of Council Bluffs stay with Clair Ashmore. Mrs. Floyd Smith of Shenandoah visits Fern Long. Mrs. Gertrude Cody of Orient visits her mother. Nora Kreger returns from Red Oak summer school.
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Grant
Speciality News-Telegraph
H. F. Porter
Minnesota
Dorothy
Florence Gorbin
Mt. Etna
Ernie Long
Loren Foote
Wm. Gertz
Lincoln
Nebr
Grace Barr
Elliott
Margaret Liston
Corning
Amelia Bourck
Rev. Smith
Red Oak
George Cary
R. A. Bacon
Buchart
Ilinois
Arline
Ogue
Janice
Lois Blackburn
Griswold
Margarette Vetter
Oscar Zappe
Sciola
Shenandoah
Niagara Falls
Max
Bernard Godder
Council Bluffs
Clair Ashmore
Flyod Smith
Fern Long
Gertrude Cody
Orient
Sadie Roberts
Nora Kreger
Funeral rites for Brother Myn. W. Kent announced
Knights of Columbus announce funeral services for Brother Myn. W. Kent at St Patrick Church Walnut on Saturday at ten o clock. All members are asked to meet at the Hall at eight thirty in the morning. Car owners should bring theirs. conveyance provided for members without cars. Dr M W Lynch G K
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Knights OF Columbus
Myn. W. Kent
St. Patric Church
Walnut
Ipeal Ko
M. WH. Lynch
G. K
Good Dispositions and Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Ad
An old advertisement extols good disposition and links stomach, liver, and intestinal health to mood. It promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple, harmless preparation to remove mucus, reduce inflammation, and treat stomach and related ailments including appendicitis. Available at all druggists.
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Mayr
Roy Grennell and wife visit Griswold relatives
Roy S. Grennell and his wife, formerly of Griswold and now in Des Moines running a garage business, visited relatives here for several days. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Colburn and Mr. and K. Casper Ackerman, who had stayed two weeks with relatives in Nebraska, have returned to their homes in Griswold.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Roy S. Grennell
Unworthy Citizens and the Price of Security
A fragment reflecting Benjamin Franklin's warning that surrendering liberty for temporary safety yields neither liberty nor safety. The remark underscores civic duty and vigilance against government overreach. Without additional context, the quotation emphasizes principle over expediency.
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Benjamin Frenklin
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