New York Stock Quotations June 2 From The Daily Markets
Closing quotes on the New York Stock Exchange show American Can 191 percent A T T 140 percent Atchison 118 percent Baldwin Locomotive 117 percent Canadian Pacific 140 percent Corn Products 8 percent General Electric 293 percent International Paper 72 percent United Cigar 18 1 2 percent Mack Truck 180 percent Sears Roebuck 169 percent United Drug 122 percent.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Canadian Pacific
Corn Products
General Electric
International Paper
United Cigar
Mack Track
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
Liberty bonds and commodity market report lands on gains
Liberty bonds give mixed closes with 4s and 4 1/4s cited while prices edge up in foreign government bonds. Cattle and sheep receipts appear brisk with steady to strong tone. hogs show variable demand as Chicago and St. Joseph markets note higher prices and light weight animals pull higher returns. Grain futures list mixed No 1 hard wheat and corn values, with ads for Kansas City livestock mixed across regions.
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Chicago
Cincago
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Mixed Report
Corrected daily market roundup notes No. 1 and No. 2 wheat and corn prices, barley production, and assorted livestock values. Cattle stockers and feeders steady with cows and heifers priced. hogs and butter futures mentioned in brief, incomplete notes.
Irked MR jeers and attack linked to Moy Scouts case
A troubled incident unfolds near Moy Scouts with local fishermen and Franc Marcus involved. A seven year old child from Cimaha suffered deterioration after the assault and was released, while questions rise over who spoke first.
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Irk
Moy
Franc
Marcus
Cimaha
Former Adair Lady Recovers From Brain Tumor Operation
Mrs J J Herr en, former Adair resident, recently had brain tumor surgery in Rochester Mina. She has recovered enough to return home to Des Moines. Doctors say she suffers right side paralysis but expect complete recovery. News-Telegraph special correspondence from Adair Iowa June 2.
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Adair
Iowa
News-Telegraph
J. J. Herren
Rochester
Mina
Des Moines
Wild West Show and Rodeo at Avoca in June
Special to News Telegraph records Avoca fair booking for a Wild West show and rodeo on June 20. About twenty real cowboys are set to perform, with arrangements underway.
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Wildwest
Avoca
Foca
Towa
Avoca Fair Beast
Stare
Accortine
Local News From Cumberland Area Adds Visits and Travel
Special to News Telegraph local items describe Buckley from Des Moines visiting his parents summer travel by residents to Mequarial Day services. Henry Spielker shows signs of improvement after plane poisoning. Des Moines visitors Alten Conger and family stay with Garfield Durham. A. K. Meren a daughter visits South Dakota. Casper Schmidt and family from Massena visit D T Strone home. Chaney drives to Ottumwa. Chester Brown resumes duties after visiting his uncle T B Morgen.
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Cumberland
Buckley
Des Moines
Shrhand
Irs
St Visicait Crete
William Eblen
Henry Spielker
Dale Eshole
N. Tabetecsi
Alten Conger
Garfield Durham
Frank Ebtenives
Maen
Wieres Agendinge
Fit
A. K. Mérean
Vriday
South Dakota
Casper Schidt
Massena
D. T. Strone
Elk Horn News MLK Horn. June 2 item roundup
Special News-Telegraph notes visits across Iowa towns. Trukken and family from Pomeroy spent Memorial Day with Marquesens. Andrew Johnsen turned seventy seven. Alan Jorgensen visited relatives in Pomeroy. Teo Esbeck returns from Cole Bulls to Des Moines. Miss Hoevheft heads to Council Bluffs for hospital work. A baby girl was born to Thorvald Madsen and spouse last Saturday. All the news when it is news on the News-Telegraph.
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UG News-Telegraph
Mes. Trukken
Pomeroy
Hans Marquesen
Teo Esbeck
Cole Bulls
Jenny Milmundson
Thorvald Madsen
Two Adair Men Hurt During High Wind Yesterday
In Adair Iowa two retired farmers Pat Manley and James Grant were injured when a high wind tore the roof off a small barn near Gannon the Grow farm where they sheltered. Reports note damage to farm buildings and uprooted structures as the storm moved through central Iowa yesterday.
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Adair
Towa
News-Telegraph
Pat Manley
James Grant
Funeral of Accident Victim Held at Griswold Today
Funeral services for the accident victim were conducted at Griswold church with Reverend Biogaman officiating. The ceremony drew a largely sparse turnout. Interment followed in Griswold Cemetery amid subdued tributes.
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Griswold
Extra family motor ing to Whittier California
Special to News Telegraph reports a family group traveling by car to Whittier California for an extended stay. Helen andlamias, Will and Bonrég accompany the trip as Mrs. Mary Warner, off duty, cares for a coughing recipient. Mrs. Brown of Briylon substitutes.
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News-Telegraph
M. Liarsen
Helen Andlamias
Will
Bonrég
Whittier
California
Mary Warner
Toeat
Brown
Briylon
Cumberland Pastor Weds at Fairfield
Oscar Lucas aunt Miss Oda Wrewell left for Fairfield Sunday to be present at the wedding of Miss Lucille Leedy and Rev. Basil Swales of Cumberland, which was solemnized Monday at high noon. Our want ad page will sell your property for you.
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Cumberland, Ta
Oscar Lucas
Oda Wrewell
Fairfield
Lucille Leedy
Basil Swales
Cumberland
Our
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Wind Unroofs Stock Remedy Plant at Shenandoah
A wind of near tornado strength tore off the roof of the Economy Hag and Cattle Powder Company plant in Shenandoah Iowa injuring nothing reported but deposits the roof on Henry Sawyer’s car. Property damage is estimated at 1000 dollars as power lines and trees were blown down.
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Shenandoah
Shenanddoah
Iowa
Massena Briefs Give Local Visitors and Visits
Massena, June 2. Margarite Harper of Des Moines visited her parents Art Harper and wife Friday and Saturday. Frank Veindenburg and wife expect their daughter MranC. My Highsmith of Sioux City will visit for two weeks. A. M. Graham of Long Beach Cal. came for a visit with daughters Mesdames W. W. Slocum and Lulu Biges. Martha Scott of Willison is here to visit aunt Mrs. EK. Davis. Frank PD Larson of Atlantic, president of the Cass County Sunday School association, was here in support of the convention to be held in Atlantic Jane Lith. Perry rnth wife Aethere Guthrie and Mrs. Ren Guthrie attended funeral of Cyrus Roberts. Mrs. John Kuntz of Carbon visiting friend Mrs. J. Croissant. Griffith and wife of Milford spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Rogers. Griffith formerly headed local schools about four years ago. James Johnson and family visited Mrs. Johnsons father John Taylor. Mrs. B. Patterson and daughter Lortine and son Richard visited Teuru Friday. H R Moore, a former resident, came Friday for Memorial Day. His son from Corning accompanied him Saturday. Mrs. Mary Black returned to Mortons Mill Saturday after days with old friends.
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Davis
Frank PD
Larson
Atlantic
Cass County Sunday School Association
Jane Lith
FE Perry
Guthrie
Ren. Guthrie
Cyrus Roberts
John Kuntz
Carbon
J. Croissant
da. Griffith
Milford
B. M. Rogers
Mer. Griffith
James Johnson
Johnson
John Taylor
B. Patterson
Lorti
Marne News Briefs Selections From Local Visits
Marne Louisiana June 2 Special to News Telegraph Miss Marjorie Rowe visits grandmother in Wiota then southern Iowa relatives. Miss Lucille Anderson heads to Chicago for summer childcare. Miss Marie Hill of Atlantic spends Sunday in Maine with grandmother Mrs Graham. Miss Trona Gunderson leaves for Avoca to visit Ada Stude. Jerry Young son of Atlantic family visiting cousin Billy Young of Maroc. Farewell party for Lucille Anderson hosted by her parents. 26 guests. Marjorie and Asther Pardee host farewell party before extended western trip. Mrs and Mrs Otto Lund and children and Hans Hansen family visit at the Anderson home. Elma Pardee visits sister Fern Burkey. Pardee family attends a picnic at Harlan.
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Marne
News-Telegraph
Marjorie
Rowe
Wiota
Iowa
Lucille Anderson
Chicago
Marie Hill
Atlantic
Maine
Graham
Trona Gunderson
Avoca
Ada Stude
Jerry Young
Art Young
Billy Young
Maroc
Everning
Asther Pardeer
West
Otto Lund
Hans Hansen
Audubon
Harry Henderickson
Hans Anderson
Elma Pardee
Fern Burkey
Wd. Pardee
Pardee
Harlan
Will Reveals Alias of Man Lived as Walter Mixer
James Campbell’s will filed in district court discloses the deceased’s true name Walter Crooker Mixer. He had used the alias for fourteen years to avoid prosecution for a crime he believed he had committed, with ties to Jackson, Nebraska, and a move coming in June.
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Mason City
James Campbell
Walter Crooker Mixer
Jackson
Nelo
Jyto
Early Shirt Factories In New York Area Opened First Shirt Plant
Fragmentary OCR describes early shirt industry in western America with merchants in New York City buying stock shirts from suppliers. It notes a factory opening around 2845 in Troy, marking the start of a local shirt manufacturing era.
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Esaue
Overtaxing the Mind as a Weightslung Thought
A fragment describes mental strain from excessive engagement and a heavy burden that drains vigor, warning that persistent strain erodes will and vigor for future efforts. The text presents a cautionary image of cognitive overload and its lasting impact on action.
Iowaville area teachers tale on family visits
Miss Olive Madd en has taught in Banex Ta for a year and visits Swan family. Miss Jones from Chicago spent the week with her sister Mrs. Sherrett and family to attend commencement and Memorial services. Supt. Cunningham and wife go to Indinola for Simpson college commencement where Floyd Cunningham graduates. Miss Darley heads to Rockwell Iowa. Miss von Lackum returns to Dysart Iowa with sister Mina Ulrich joining Ulrich at Thornton.
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Wiota
Newws-Telegraph
Olive Mcadden
Banex
Mina Irma
Ulrich
Thornton
Idrave Homes
Spangler Denies Brookhart Compromise Claims
Spangler, attorney for the Republican state central committee, rejected reports from Washington that Republicans plan to drop charges against Brookhart to placate Senator Smith. He said the state committee has no plan to compromise and that Brookhart is not a Republican.
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Cedar Rapids
INS
Washington
Smith
W. Brookhart
Harrison EB. Spangler
Gtats Central Committee
State Committee
Spangler
Ita
Brookhart
Coolidge
la Follette
Moore charges Cedar Rapids schools Prussianized by supervisors
EK R Moore former lieutenant governor and member of the Cedar Rapids board of education alleges at a board meeting that local schools are Prussianized by their special supervisors with too much art and music taught at the expense of fundamentals. He claims kindergarten and two art instructors resigned over the system and that current textbooks favor the Confederacy over the Union in Civil War histories.
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Cedar Rapids
INS
EK. R. Moore
Towa
Board of Education
Moore
Nurse Charged in Baby Smothering Probe
Cedar county grand jury investigates charges that Mildred Reid a young nurse smothered her newborn in April and left the baby on a Lisbon farm where she was employed. The case centers on the alleged action and the investigation continues.
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Tipton, In
Mildred Reid
Lisbon
Cedar County
Grand Jury
Bunk Bunk Bunk Talkers Judge Actions Not Deeds
A quip argues that those who boast of plans and imagined deeds rarely reflect on actual work already done. The speaker, adopting a provincial newspaper voice, warns against overclaiming while urging sober judgment of real progress.
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