New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Trading
New York July 29. Closing stock quotes show American Can 208 1 2, A T T 139 1 2, General Electric 88 3 4, International Paper 64, Studebaker 47 5 4, United Cigar 81 3 4, U S Steel pfd 125 1 2, Westinghouse 78, International Harvester 118, Mack Truck 193 1 2, Sears Roebuck 191, Standard Oil N J 43, United Drug 33 1 4.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cigar
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
International Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil N. J
United Drug
Liberty Bonds and Grain News From New York and Chicago
Liberty bonds and rail bonds moved slightly in New York trading with irregular prices while Danish and Australian issues remained in demand. Chicago grain cooled with wheat easing and corn, oats slipping and cash grain varied. livestock markets in Chicago and key Western outlets showed steady to higher bids for hogs cattle and sheep amid active receipts.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Livestock
Audubon Notes on Local Travel and Projects
Audubon news recounts George Weaver's ten day Lake Okoboji vacation and Peter Olsen's Shenandoah to Niagara Falls trip, both enjoyable. City work crews lay new sidewalk on East Division street by Staley company. County Engineer Van Sixe, from Atlantic, returns with an Oxskland coach after Omaha trip. Roy Runson family visits Maine area, with many relatives gathered for a Sunday picnic at Sunnyside Park. Bendixon couple attended Ele Horn outing.
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News-Telegraph
George Weaver
Lake Okoboji
Peter Olsen
Shenandoah
Niagara Falls
East Division Street
Staley Company
Andrew van Sixe
Atlantic
Omaha
Marne News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson of Marne visited daughter Mrs Scott Wilburn in Buck Creek area. Mrs due Hardymartin and daughter Loretta spent the week at Avoca with her parents Mr and Arg Reed Stude. Mrs Loong Gunderson is spending time with relatives in the area.
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Marne
News-Telegraph
Andrew Peterson
Scott Wilburn
Buck Creek
Due Hardymartin
Loretta
Avoca
Reed-Stude
Loong Gunderson
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Atlantic Markets reports corrected daily grain prices with Wheat No 1 and No 2 around 81.405 per bushel, barley and oats values listed, stockers and feeders steady with 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 6.00, butterfat 38 cents, eggs 26 cents, old hens 18 cents, ducks 11 cents, hogs 11 to 12 dollars.
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South Omaha
Wiota Briefs Report Local Happenings and Projects
Clyde Volley undergoes appendicitis surgery at St Paul. Rock Island depot excavation starts one block east of old site. Beebe family returns to Wiota to help with the hotel. Mrs Jack Howell and daughter Anna back from a North Dakota trip. C Barnholdt and C FE Barnholdt return from vacation in eastern New York. All the news new times news are the Nyne Telegraph.
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News-Telegraph
Clyde Volley
Susan Folley
St. Paul
Rock Island
Sherm Beebe
Cambridge
F W. Beebe
Beebe
Jack Howell
Anna
North Dakota
Clause Barnholdt
C. FE. Barnholdt
New York
Adair Girl Ill With Heart Trouble
Lois Kennedy, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Kennedy, long known residents of Adair, has been ill with heart trouble at her parents home for some time but is reported slightly better today.
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News-Telegraph
Lois Kennedy
W. FP. Kennedy
Adair Lad Richard Tittle Dickey Seriously Ill
Richard Tittle Dickey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Estel Dickey in Adair, is reported seriously ill with stomach trouble and his condition is described as very grave.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
Richard
Estel Dickey
California visitor to Audubon heads to Los Angeles trip
Marie Brownlee, connected with the Ackerman company in his city, departs for a three week visit to Los Angeles.
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Audubon
Oto News-Telegraph
Mans Marie Brownlee
Emindoye
Ackerman Company
Wn Three Werks
Bog Angeles
Adair men attend K of P Grand Lodge session
Ta July 2. Specs News Telegraph. Messrs RB, oo, Garvey M C Noland left here Sunday evening for Cedar Rapids where they attend the Grand Lodge session of the Knights of Pythias which opened yesterday.
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Specs News-Telegraph
Messrs. Rb, Oo
Garvey M. C. Noland
Cedar Rapida
Grand Lodge
Knights of [Pythias
Yesterda
Delegate to Adaire Meeting in Cedar Rapids
Miss Helen Wark of the local temple travels to Cedar Rapids in July for a Pythian gathering. The delegation comes from the local chapter as part of a statewide event.
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ADAIR
News-Telegraph
Helen Wark Bra
Cedar Rapids
Joeal Temple
Witheston
Anita News Tells of Local Guests and Movements
Miss Jens visits Dringe Fiends. Golda Gipple, daughter of J A Gipple, now at Des Moines University. Chas Sanderson and wife from Bo vil Ida returning to visit Anita and Wiota relatives. Sandersons once Anita residents and Gates merchants. Mrs R J Yates returns to Dubuque after weeks with family. A H L Talbott improving. Nellie Johnson and son Niel in Omaha. Mrs J He Stone in Wiota and Atlantic.
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Anita
Genia Hen Terson
Wiota
Idaho
Sanderson
R. J. Yates
Sheem Fo Myers
Tamily
Dubuque
al HL Talbott
Fetter
Nellie Johnson
Niel
Omaha
J. He Stone
Atlantic
Tax War Over Chicago Rates Splits County Board
In a tax dispute after the Illinois legislature refused to reapportion districts, Cook County commissioners voted not to turn over to the state treasury any rate taxes collected in Chicago. The measure was sponsored by Mrs. Edward W. Bemis, the board’s only woman member.
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Chicago
Cook
Edward W. Bemis
Elk Horn resident dies at home in Denmark-born elder
Miss Senine Paulsen a 70 year old Denmark native and longtime Elk Horn resident died at 12 14 this morning at her sister Mrs Peter Esbecks home. She came to the US about 28 years ago and moved to Elk Horn in 1913. Survived by five sisters funeral services set for Lovelock and Bettania church with interment in Bettania cemetery.
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Paul Christenssen
Lovelock
Bettania Church
Kimballton
Bettania Cemetery
Massena
Last Rites for Pioneer Exiran Exira Pioneer's Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel D. Harn were held at the Christian church at 2 30 PM with Rev. Dale Humbert and Rev. R. O. officiating. Interment followed at the Extra cemetery in Exira Iowa.
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News-Telegraph
Samuel D. Harn
The
Christian Church
Dale Humbert
R. ON
Church of the Federated Church
Red Oak Man Has Hard Luck on Vacation
Carl J. Anderson of Murphy company believes a vacation jinx follows him after a Niagara excursion from Shenandoah. He was pickpocketed in Toronto while aiding a young woman with a death message fund and earlier had a car crash injuring his trip home. He plans to consider guard protection next trip.
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Carl J. Anderson
The
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Shenandoah
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Nation Guard
Walnut News highlights local social visits and travel
Walnut Ia July 29 special to News Telegraph lists numerous visitors and outings. Families from Walnut Atlantic and surrounding towns attend funerals, visit relatives, attend summer schools, and host guests at homes across Adair, Bed Oak, Minden, Harlan, and Treynor.
Weekend Visit by Omaha Residents to Harlan and Nearby
Me and Mrs Fred Mickel of Oma ha were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs E Mickel and Mr and Mrs Fred Krambeck. Roy Johnson visited his mother Mrs Fred Arentson at Harlan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Emil Feldhahn and children Raymond and Edna May spent Sunday with her brother D ty Christensen and family at Sarah. Mr and Mrs Frank League returned to their Omaha home Sunday after visiting his mother Mrs F League and other relatives.
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News-Telegraph
Henry ,Tramm
Leyla
Aileen
Henry Sorensen
Atlantic
J. L. Grubb
Frank Christensen
Charles Koll
Raymond McDermott
Ferdinand Rasmussen
Hang Thiessen
Herbert Sehoaf
Holstein
Albert Reginetter
Paul Burke
Omaha
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Cal
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Betty Moore
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Neola
Fred Taggart
Frank Sunkey
W. F. Ricker
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Walter
H. Bullerdick
Max Mary Benson
Charles Cade
Bed Oak
Lorene
Emil Stamp
Norman
Wilt Nagel
F.C. Deen
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Sadie
Alfred Woltmann
Harlan-with
Will Deen
Adolph Pringahant
Minden
Benedict Pfiugshappt
Lee, Kane
Virginia Bigelow
Ames
Ralph Gumbert
Des
E. J. Gurebert
E. 5Uditor
Emil
Mhcoller
Fred Mickel
E., Mickel
Fred Krambeck
Roy Johnson
Frank League
F. League
Elliott News: Local Families Take Summer Trips
R and Starr with Georgia Rose visit Shenandoah relatives then Ot tumwa for a week to ten days. Ralph Hillhouse and children stay with Nebraska City relatives. Elizabeth Smith returns from Colorado visit. Ralph Colling heads to Denver and Longmont for two months with mountain camping. Mr and Mrs Jones return from a month away with kin in Sioux City and Holstein. Wo Ey Cooper and Mrs Bell Evans accompany them home by auto.
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R. &. Starr
Georgia Rose
Starr
Shenandoagh
Ottumwa
Ralph Hillhouse
Nebraska City
John Smith
Elizabeth
Colorado
Ralph Colling
Denver
Longmont
Wm. Jones
Sioux City
Holstein
Wo Ey Cooper
Bell Evans
Carroll
Nabr
Auto crash near Paton injures Perry team members
An early today crash two miles east of Paton killed Hobart Pruitt and fatally injured George Davis, with two other men severely hurt. Dick Oscar and two women escaped with minor injuries. all were Perry Negro football players.
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Perry Perry
Hobart Pruitt
George Davis
Paton
Dick Oscar
Perry Negro
Railroad Time Cards Rock Inland Satbound
Railroad time cards show a Rock Inland service marked as Saturday bound. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR but indicate schedule labeling and route notation for weekend operation. Potential minor routing flags and time card references appear, with no confirmed destination list.
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Rock Inland
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