Daily Markets Swine Market Lowest Since June 1924
Chicago June 6. With hog receipts of 67,000 the largest of the season the market fell 15 to 26 cents from last Saturday and hit the lowest level since June 1924. Top hogs at $9.35 for light weights. heavies at $9.00. Cattle and calves also declined. sheep receipts small with lambs up 25 cents. Kansas City and South Omaha markets show similar trends with mixed changes across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
Kansas City
South Omaha
Joupph
Boy Wigekors
Foedery
Idaho Tombs
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Liberty Bonds Market Report From New York
New York June 6 closing Liberty bond quotations show 4s at 105.2 to 100.11 range with 4% medals around 113.20. Figures include 1st 4s at 105.2 and 2nd 4s at 100.11 with 3s and 9s noted in tentative listings.
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Erty Bonds
New York
Sis
GRAINS CLOSE LOWER ON MIXED TRADE IN MIDWEST MARKETS
Grain futures eased as wheat and oats declined while corn saw modest gains on local buying. Reports of beneficial rains in Kansas and Nebraska weighed on wheat, with Minneapolis stocks and weekly receipts noted. Cash grain prices for wheat and corn varied by grade and region as traders digested export demand and overseas market signals.
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Chicago
N. S
Kansas
Nebraska
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Buenos Aires
Winnipeg
Commission
Minneapolia
New York Stock Quotations and Totals for Trading Day
New York stocks closed with 2,268,300 shares traded and bonds totaling 9,878,000 dollars. Leading issues showed mixed quotations including Am Can 61 percent, Am Loco 113 percent, A T T 16B, Gen Electric 107, Gen Motors 202, Coca Cola 118.44, Sears Roebuck 66, Westinghouse 76, Studebaker 64, International Harvester 186, Mack Truck 112, Un. Pac 315, U S Rubber 42454, Goodrich 47, Penn so So Pac 315, Union Carbide 76.
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New York
E. N
New York Stock; Exchange
Am. Can
Am. Loco
Bald
Loco
Can
Pac
Cort Prod
Gen. Electvic
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
Penna Fo
Studebaker
Toboccn
UN. Pav
Atlantic Market Snapshots Amid Mixed Farm Prices
Market notes show mixed farm commodity prices with eggs at 16 cents for heavy hens and 14 cents for light hens, geese and ducks around 12 to 20 cents, and Leghorns at 14 cents. Cattle and feeders hold steady to slow with cows and calves at 3.60 to 4.00. Grains list No. 2 wheat at 1.27, corn at 0.80, barley at 0.60, with options at 4 1/4 cents.
Injuries and illnesses reported across Iowa towns
Injured workers at Shranger Johnson plant in Grant and several ailments around county. Bert Carey, a draftsman, injured at work when a stick tangled in a rip sack cut his finger. Mrs H. Workman seriously ill improving at home. Tullis Miller bitten by a mule near Griswold. Miss Lewise Freeman of Dexter operated for appendicitis at Des Moines hospital. B W Tate operated for hernia in Dexter. Lois Kneedy ill with appendicitis and operated at Red Oak hospital. Mrs. Reed of Elliott fell and broke her arm. Herman Kunze and Amanda Christensen noted in town. Bonnie Peters rushed to Atlantic hospital for appendicitis. Pearl Rhodes still in Atlantic hospital. Lawrence Ingram in Joney hospital with severe shoulder injury. Anita: Lola Campbell and baby visits. progress of Mrs. Harris and family noted. Maxelepdest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Haver reported in Pasadena area.
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Bert Carey
Shranger & Johnson
Carey
Dexter
Dexter, In
Lewise Freeman
Methodist Hospital
at_ Des. Moines
Elliott
Elliott, Tu
News-Telegraph
Lois Kneedy
Red Oak Hospital
Bred Reed
Verhoot Elliott
Lewis Folka
Lewis
Herman Kunze Fats
Atlantic
Amandy Christensen
Audubon
Sam Anderson
Hapy
Bonnie Peters
R. A. Peters
Atlantic Hospital
Pearl Rhodes
Little Lawrence Ingram
Joney ‘Hospital
Anita
News' Telegraph
Lola Campbell
Harris
Mrgsitivorga F. Haver
Pasadena
Calif
Guy' Nth
Local notices include recoveries and infirmities across Anita area
Relatives report rapid recovery for Indies and others after ailments. A serious wrist wound occurred to Frank Schwenke of Massena when his hire neared a moving gear. L. E. Bean’s family visited a nephew Harry Sopurs recovering from an accident. News from Anita notes Lennie Wagner Bea’s illness at Culver City with husband and son, linking to the Gerson family and local real estate activity.
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Barnhardt
Frank Schwenke
Massena Township
Curt Celler
Msr
L. E. Bean
Huahn
Harry Sopurs
Anite
Lennie Wagner Bea
Culver City
Calif
Lewis Gerson
Benson
J. A. and
Ghester Wagner
William Bangham
Anita
William
Kool
Brayton
Charles Donaldson Dies At 66 In Extra Iowa
Territory death notices recall Charles Donaldson born June 19 1860 in Jackson County Iowa. He lived in Audubon and Delaware counties, served as deputy recorder, moved to California, died May 24 1927 at Extra from pneumonia at age 66 11 months 3 days. Burial in Anita Evergreen Cemetery. funeral by Rev Sherman B Moore.
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Anita
News-Telegraph
Charles Donaldson
Jackson County
Warren County
Johnson County
Samuel F. Donaldson
Audibon County
Fin Pacents
O. C. Donaldson
Audubion County
Delaware ‘County
D.C
California
Charles
Extra
Wealey’ Donaldson
Charlie Donaldson
Mountainview
Calif
Clare McGinnis
Iowa City
Christian Church
Sherman B. Moore
Evergreen Cemetery
Judson Young
Floyd Young
Orvis Young
Willis Young
Lester Bowen
Claude Gall
Farm Bureau Benton Center Meeting Hears 4-H Reports
The Benton Center school hosts a Benton Bureau meeting on Wednesday evening June 3 with a program. Busy Bee Poultry Club in Wright township 4-H girls had ten members present. Mr Reed, state 4-H leader, praised the club's work. Demonstrations covered chick sanitation and mash feeder construction. Miss Hazel Ploghost read Village Sewing Society. After business, photos were taken and a hike with a wicnix roast followed.
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Poultry Club
Griswold
Elberta Myers
Busy Bee Poultry Club
Wright Township
Reed
Belva Burnham
Moffat
Twenty Four Men Held For Staging Cock Fight
Ottumwa Iowa June 6 Charges of disturbing the peace disorderly conduct cruelty to animals gambling and cock fighting were lodged against twenty four men in court today. They were arrested yesterday after a raid by Sheriff M L Kussart and deputies at the Santem farm ten miles west of here More than 150 men watched the fight when officers arrived before some escaped homeward
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Ottumwa
Ani Mala
Gock
M. L.kussart
Santen
Fiehte
Funeral Notices Reflect Local Grieving and Clerical Pains
Fragmentary obituary note notes Griswold family mourning with references to a funeral service led by Rev. Mr. Cawall. Cramped OCR hints at a will or testament mention and a somber afternoon gathering, unclear names and dates amid garbled lines.
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Grisields Griswold
Wills
The
Cawall
Basia
Transatlantic flight pioneer Levine reaches Germany
Charles A Levine completes the first nonstop flight from the United States to Germany aboard the Columbia. He cables an apology to his wife for leaving without notice, while President Coolidge sends congratulations. The Berlin crowd greets the landing with cheers as a larger flag is raised.
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Mineola
Histerién
Germany
Levine
Musbind
Europe
Isai
Lee
Chambskin
Roosavelt Field
Belle Harbor
Cottbus
Charles IA. Levine
Atlantic
Berlin
Charles
Lavine
Glarenca D. Chamberlin
Columbia
Postmasters urged to forward Lindbergh air mail reception plan
Postmaster General Harry S. New announces a nationwide air mail reception plan for Captain Charles A Lindbergh on his return to the United States. Postmasters must distribute circulars to patrons, secure local newspaper cooperation, and advise senders to mail items with air mail postage of 10 cents per half ounce, addressed via air mail only to Captain Lindbergh in care of the Postmaster General.
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Angle Mall
Charles
A.lingbergh
United States
Lindbergh
the -Post Offices Department
Atlantic
Washington
Air Mail
Post Office Department
Harry S
Bud Schlern
Fremont to vote on bond issue in June meeting
At a Sidney Community club gathering on Thursday a committee was formed to pursue a hard surfaced road project with the county board of supervisors. Appointed members include J. F. Porterfield of Hamburg, R. McClure, Tabor, and Dr. I. J. Humphrey of Sidney, with others voicing opinions from Sidney and Hamburg.
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Sidney
Community Club
County Board of Supervisors
J. F. Porterfield
Hamburg
R. McClure
Tabor
I. J. Humphrey
Sidney Club
Award band leader honored by Council Bluffs business group
At the Hotel Chieftain a meeting attended by thirty five men, Hall presented a monetary token to a renowned band leader as a tribute to his ability and the fame he brought to Council Bluffs. The gesture followed by a local newsroom Want-Ad results.
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Council Bluffs
A. Anras
Peasentali
Chiaftain
Hall
Lockhart
Bia
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Liz Miller
Farm Bureau
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Benton Center School
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