Stocks End Higher in Turbulent New York Exchange
The Daily Markets reports closing New York Stock Exchange figures including American Can 45 4 43 AlT 149 percent Central Railroad 120 Pennsylvania 62 Studebaker 51483 U.S. Steel 121 percent U.S. Steel preferred 427 percent International Harvester 116 Mack Truck 114 Sears Roebuck 48 with mixed gains amid volatility.
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New York Stock ‘Exchange
American Can
ALT. & T
Chicago
Wmlingis
Central
Vent Vania Oi
Studebaker
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel Pfd
International
Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears-Roebuck
Liberty bonds and grain markets show mixed fine print
Liberty bonds quotes mix with treasury issues and corn and wheat prices. Chicago and Kansas City Livestock markets show steady or higher hogs and bulls, with cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges noted for several classes. Civil market overview includes commodity quotes and livestock activity across major exchanges.
Wheat and Livestock Market Summary From Omaha
Wheat opened mixed with weakness in wheat and oats drifting lower on light selling. July futures quoted near 135 and 715 percent, while corn showed weakness and rallied late on fund buying. Livestock receipts 10,500 cattle and 1,000 sheep with steady to strong prices. fed steers 8.50 to 9.65, cows 5.50 to 8.75, veals up to 12.00, Idaho lambs around 17.78, ewes 5.0 to 6.5, feeding lambs about 13.50.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Liverpool
General Commission
Fair Commission
Lee
Ae Dow
Omaha
Marké Steady
Idaho Lambs
Atlantic Markets Fluctuate on Butterfat and Livestock Prices
Market notes show butterfat at five cents, eggs twenty three cents, hens twenty cents, old roosters and geese twelve cents, ducks fifteen cents, springs twenty cents. Hogs steady at sixty to sixty-one and a half, cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow.
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Atlantic
Corm
Avoca Young Man Wins Iowa University Scholarship
Eight candidates from 13 colleges in the state competed for law school scholarships. Walter Voigl took first place and Alan Muswell was named second in the state scholarship awards for first-year law students.
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AVOCA
Iowa University
Tshowaccity Law
Schola University of Jews
Voigl Che
Past Is Guide and Inspiration for the Future
The article recalls a speaker at a Memorial Day observance, urging reflection on heroes of the past and hoping for a future guided by virtue. It describes veterans’ ceremonies, decorations of graves, and varied local commemorations across towns with music, prayers, and community participation.
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Earth
Mentel
My. Gable
Joca
Legion
A. R
Crisler
Boy Scouts
American Legion
Ira ‘Welch
Wilbur Dallinger
Port Kehoal
Chile
Funeral services for Civil War veteran Watken C Trego
Anita Iowa reports the death of Watken C Trego longtime member since 1911 of Anita post No 210 American Legion after a long illness. Funeral 1:30 at W M Petit home conducted by Rev Robt N Chord with rites by Mendel Ost al of Ga. Interment in Athletic cemetery with full military honors. Also notes Audubon Pioneer Mrs Albert Tout died Friday from scald injuries. services at Presbyterian church and Arlington Heights cemetery.
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Anita
Cass County
Watken
C. Trego
W. M. Petit
Robt
N. “Chord
Inhharge
Anita Pout
Amercan Legion
Inter Nent
Lewis People On The Wing
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Lewis people on the wing with a fine number held and a stray day term, leaving unclear full context or details.
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LEWIS
Iowa State University to Graduates June 4 1926
Commencement exercises will close June 4 with degrees and certificates awarded to 925 members of the 1926 graduating class. June 7 speaker will be Henry Suzzallo of the University of Washington. Baccalaureate sermon to be delivered by Rev. Tonight Ws. Wylie of New York on June 6. Events held under elms on the main campus. President and Mrs Jasup to host annual reception after the fete on campus.
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Iowa State University
Henry “Suzallo
University of Washington
Ws. Wylie
New York
Phl
Walter A. Jassup
Newspaper men jailed and fined for contempt of court
In Baltimore on June 1 Judge O’Day sentenced five Baltimore News and Baltimore American staff to one day in jail for contempt of court. The fines included Harold Ellison managing editor of the News, fined $5,000. The charges stem from printing pictures in Judge O’Dunne’s courtroom during the Richard Reese Whittemore trial, which prohibited displaying images.
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Baltimore
Fort Crook Officials Bar Public From Court Martial
Fort Crook officers decide to bar the public from the court martial of Capt. Wytle Arnold and Capt. F. Allen charged with possession of intoxicating liquor and carrying liquor on a government reservation. Both arrested May 19. Separate trials requested. ruling expected later today.
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Omaha
Wytle Arnold
F. Allen
Arnold
Allen
Fort Crook
Youth Drowns While Swimming Near Tow City
A 9 year old boy from Tow City drowned yesterday while swimming with companions at Totwa Hien seat Town. Lifesaving attempts failed, with reports noting the boy did not regain respiration. Authorities investigated the incident and officials identified the deceased as Robert. The tragedy occurred during recreation near the river. details remain limited due to the damaged text.
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Robert
Dark Linahan
Yesteryr
Totwa Hien
Avoca Nine Reorganizes After Manager Change
The team plans immediate reorganization after Manager Kolemoh’s designation. Jasper Knight elected team manager by members. McCarthy named catcher and field captain. Additional games to finish the season. next meeting Avoca at current fast game. Montieth contest postponed due to opponent issues.
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Kolemoh
Jasper Knight
McCarthy
Wench
Avoca
Montieth
Griswold Birth Announces New Daughter
Mrs Lon Onter of Griswold announces the birth of a daughter on Friday May 28. The newborn weighs nine pounds and ten ounces and joins the family amid their new business ventures.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Lon’ Onter
Griawold
Schoolfare program ends as board honors graduates recital
Music by an eight member Georgia Lackey Teslo Smiley Evelyn Switzer Braddake Gertrude Candle Prani W W Trent presented by the school board with Supt Olson delivering the farewell and the Rev Baldwin and Rev Bellows giving invocation and benediction The class play Agvan Boggs in a set by Bint presented at the opera house Friday and Saturday evenings to crowded houses Our want ad page offers property sales.
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Teslo
Smiley
Evelyn “Switzer
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