Grain and Livestock Market Highlights From Chicago Cash Trades
Chicago cash grain and Livestock markets show mixed tones with wheat prices steady to firm across No 1 hard and No 2 mixed grades. Cattle receipts around 112,000 with steady to higher bids, hogs steady to down, and sheep light with lambs firm in places. South Omaha reports variable demand, with best steers and yearlings steady to higher and lighter weights selling slower.
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Chicago
Amirath
South Omaha
Erades Buichers
Idaho
Atlantic Markets Grain Prices and Livestock Rates
Grain prices show Wheat 88c, new corn 65c, barley 5Be, oats 45c, rye 57c. Butterfat 330, eggs 20c, hens 18e, spring chickens 30¢, old roosters Tc. Hogs 6.00 to 6.65, stockers and feeders 6.50, fat cattle 700 to 10,00.
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The excerpt urges complete commitment and determination to pursue any goal. It asserts rewards match effort and warns against half measures, framing success as a function of bold, unwavering pursuit led by personal resolve.
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A. E. Stewitt
Former Anita residents visit hometown in Anita
Chas. Davis and wife of Chicago stopped over in Anita Thursday for a brief visit with R.S. Kichl, longtime partner of the late Dr. M. J. Davis in a Davis & Kichl drug business that later became Rongers Bros. drug store. Dr. Davis also once owned a Lewis drug store and served two terms in the state legislature from Gass County. The Davises traveled from Chicago in four cars.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Chas. Davis
Chicago
R.S. Kichl
Mr. Davis
M. J. Davis
Davis & Kichl
Rongers Bros
Dr. Davis
Lewis
Gass ¢Ounty
Davis
Anita Service Star Holds Meeting in Anita Iowa
The Anita Service Star Legion held a social session with a large turnout. Poppies made by members netted 32.85 to be shared with the American Legion and the Service Star Legion. Delegates were elected for the state convention and dues for 1924 were urged.
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Anita
Anita Service Star Legion
Legion
American Legion
Service Star Legion
A. B. Stone
EB. E. Hyde
Mary Reed
Roma Newton
Newton
Yee
Adair Man William Turner Seriously Ill At Home
Adair Ia June 4 Special to News Telegraph William Turner son of W R Turner a well known retired farmer of Adair is seriously ill at his fathers home He suffers from endocarditis an inflammation in the region of the heart His temperature Tuesday was 106 Relatives have been summoned to his bedside.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
William ‘Turner
W. RK. Turner
Elephant capacity: work from twelve to eighty
An elephant works from age twelve to eighty and can haul 13 tons lift half a ton and carry three tons on its back.
Lewis Legion quits picture show business
The local post of the American Legion decides to discontinue operating the Lewis picture show. Officers say patronage does not justify showing films in Lewis. The Legion had been in the show business for a year.
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Lewis
Legion
Lewis, In
News-Telegraph
Post of the American
Post
the Legion
Former Anita Man Retires From Los Angeles Police Dept
Joe Miller, once a resident of Anita, retired from the Los Angeles Police Department on a life pension of 125 dollars monthly after nearly 30 years of service. He began in Anita, moved to California, rose from the bottom to the top, and ends with a solid record of efficiency. He is married to Mrs. Mary Smither and maintains many friends from his former hometown.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Joe Miller
Anita and
Vicinity
Police Department
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe
California
Joe” Miller
Mary Smither
Lewis News Items Highlights Local Visits and Graduations
Mrs. K. B. McDonald and Mrs. I. W. Frommach travel to Des Moines for Des Moines University commencement. Bernard Frommach and Frue McDonald, their sons, are among this week's graduates. Misses Alice and Anna Disbrow of Marion, Indiana, visit Mrs. Julia Fletcher. J. H. Bliss of Custer arrives for several days with relatives. Methodist Missionary society hosts a program and luncheon at Mrs. Fred Digener’s home. Mrs. Florence Curtis of St. Paul, Nebraska, visits Mrs. Alice Okell for the summer. Clarence Armstrong home quarantine for scarlet fever lifted. Painter of Winterset spent the weekend with locals. Join the Dollar club.
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Lewis
News-Telegraph
K. BE. McDonald
I. W. Frommach
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Bernard Frommach
Frue McDonald
Alice
Anna Disbrow
Marion
Julia Fletcher
J. H. Bliss
Custer
Methodist Missionary Society
Fred Digener
Florence Curtis
St. Paul
Neb
Alice Okell
Searle
Clarence Armstrong
Winterset
Exira Postmaster Preparing to Quit
Exira June 4 Special to News Telegraph Wm May postmaster whose commission expires this week has traded the post office building for the Cecilia Tharnish property as part of the consideration He will be employed at the Gorl hardware store when his term ends.
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EXIRA
News-Telegraph
Wm. May
Cecilia Tharnish
Gorl Hardware
Close race for coroner at Audubon
Audubon Iowa June 4 Johnny Higgins won a tight county coroner's race in Monday’s primary by 16 votes over WY H McFadden.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Johnny Higgins
WY. H. McFadden
Sweet Carries Avoca by 14 Votes in Primary
Burton E. Sweet defeated Senator Smith W. Brookhart by 14 votes in Avoca where 190 ballots were cast in Monday's primary election. The result reflects local support for Sweet amid statewide contest.
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Sweet
Avoca
News-Telegraph
Burton E. Sweet
Smith W. Brookhart
Klan Pow Wow at Avoca Tomorrow
Avoca Iowa reports a Ku Klux Klan organization meeting will be held Thursday night based on information circulated today. The meeting was originally set for tonight.
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Avoca
Hurt at play Anita Is June 4 Miss. girl fractures elbow
Margaret Eastom, daughter of Mrs Mildred Fish Eastom, fell at home of Dr and Mrs W E Fish in Anita Is severe fracture to the elbow. Dr H E Campbell calls it a very severe break. Grandparents and California relatives are visiting for the summer.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Margaret
Mildred Fish Eastom
H. E. Campbell
W. E. Fish
Exira News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Exira reports J F Small returns to assist at Sioux City store. Glenn Neal from Plainview Neb with his mother, recovered car. Harold Miller of Atlantic on business. C W Bates of Portland Cement visited, staying with Mrs Dall Spoo. A F Small family to occupy Mrs Susie Bintner’s property. Mrs Al Fredricks to move in soon. Mrs Henry Tibbins spent weekend in Des Moines with daughters Florence and Helen. Dr and Mrs R A Lantz visited relatives near Anita. Florence and Muriel Chord arrive from Columbus Mo for summer with Rev and Mrs Robert Chord. Soren Sorensen operated on for appendicitis at Atlantic hospital. improving after serious period.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
J. F. Small
Sioux City
Somié
Extra
Glenn Neal
Plainview
Neb
Tnd
Harold Miller
Atlantic
C. W. Bates
Portland ‘Cement Company
Dall’ Spoo
A. F. Small
Susie Bintner
al Fredricks
Henry Tibbins
Des Moines
Florence
Helen
R. A. Lantz
Anita
Muriel Chord
Columbus
Robert Chord
Soren Sorensen
Atlantic Hospital
Get Busy Get Busy Inspiration For Achievement
An exhortation urges immediate effort toward success with a playful nod to a 40 horsepower car and a call for hard work and common sense as the path to fame and glory. It emphasizes self-drive and timeliness as essential factors in achievement.
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Deane
Walt Mi
Opals renaming sparks exploitation in Australia
A fragmented note discusses opals admired worldwide and superstition in Europe and beyond. It claims South Australia seeks to exploit the product under a new name to avoid misfortune and references a Greek term related to the renaming effort.
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Europe
Renigs
South Australie
Finother
Fragmentary 19th Century Quote Reflects Journal Obscurity
A garbled OCR snippet cites an 19th century journal line about witnessing and exposure, rendering unclear names, context, and events. The fragment hints at a terse phrase about honesty or risk, but lacks concrete details to identify persons, places, or actions.
Fragmentary Nebr text hints at pale Justo Shad
A barely legible OCR snippet from Nebraska era prints hints of a pale subject named Justo Shad with unclear context, possibly a partial name, date, or place. Further readable content is required to determine event, person, or organization involved.
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