EXPECT TO WIN THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY TODAY
Kansas City dispatch reports farmers and business delegates mobilizing for an orderly protest amid protection schemes. Ohio delegates pledge loyalty to a midwestern presidential candidate as the Republican convention nears, with plans and alliances forming among party factions.
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Kansas City
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Hoover
U. N.S
Frank B. Wills
Hia
Col. J . Cole
Findley
Neff Company to Hold Removal Sale at Chestnut Street
Neff Clothing company at 406 Chestnut Street announces a removal sale beginning tomorrow for fifteen days ending June 23. The sale covers all departments in the hardware store building after Stringfellow Bing was recently purchased by the clothing establishment.
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Daily Markets Light Offerings Lift Grains in Chicago
Grains closed higher on June 6 as wheat gains led at Chicago and Minneapolis with corn and oats rising modestly. Weather forecast showed light rains in the northwest and near the border, while Liverpool firmness supported gains. Receipts and export demand figures appeared mixed, with July corn at around 104 and 105, soy not listed, reflecting a cautious bullish tone.
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Hogs and cattle trends at Chicago markets dip and rise
Market daily notes show hog receipts around 20,000 with strong bidding and top near 10.00, while cattle and sheep trade varies across cities. Chicago bids indicate active demand and higher quotes for hogs, cattle steady to higher, with lambs mixed and grain prices listed for No 2 red and white corn futures.
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Liberty Bonds Decline Report From New York Market
Unclear OCR text references Liberty Bonds in New York trading, mentioning a dune and bond sales, with incomplete names and figures. The fragment suggests market action around Liberty Bonds but lacks verifiable details for a full summary.
New York Stocks Show Mixed Early Trading
New York stocks opened with mixed results as traders tracked bond activity and commodity prices. Leading quoters included American Can at 89 and International Nickel around 24 percent, while Chrysler and Westinghouse posted noteworthy moves amid a volatile session.
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B.ata
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Coun Cola
Roebuck
Ghrysler
Calif
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N. m Ads
Atlantic Markets Prices for Butterfat Eggs and Poultry
Corrected daily market notes list butterfat, eggs, heavy hens, Leghorn hens, roosters, geese, ducks, and broilers with varied prices. Grain prices include wheat No2 at 1.32, corn and barley around 0.80. Livestock guides offer stockers feeders priced at 6.00, with heifers at 4.10 and hoges at 7.50 to 9.00. news updates promised when new.
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Hutchinson Ice Cream Sues Walter Day in District Court
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company files an injunction in Cass County district court against Walter Day to bar ejectment actions, ban him from working for competitors, and enforce purchase contracts tied to a 1926 sale. The suit cites Day’s three day quit notice in 1928, alleged interference with premises use, and acts undermining Hutchinson’s business, including travels with a rival firm and disparaging Hutchinson’s products. Comfort & Comfort represent Hutchinson.
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Cass County
Lmutchingson. Company
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Hutchinson Company
Comfort &Comfort
Malone Declines Race for Gass County Supervisor
C E Malone, chairman of the Gass county board, who ran as the Democratic candidate for supervisor from the third district without opposition in the primaries, will not seek re election next fall. He said he has too much other business to devote time to the board and noted his name remained on the ticket only due to filing by friends. G H Allen, LaVista, won the Republican nomination for supervisor district over four rivals. term begins January 17, 1980.
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A. C. Highley
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Six Gunmen Rob Detroit News
Detroit police pursued six gunmen who robbed the Detroit News payroll of about 10,000 dollars. Officer George Harsted, 28, a traffic officer, was dying after being shot in the leg, while another officer Guyot Craig, 20, was wounded. The bandits fired steadily as they fled in a car, and one fell during the escape but was picked up by his comrades.
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Harsted
Lafayette
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Craig
Spanish Measurement: The vara Length Defined
A historical note explains the vara, a Spanish unit of length, equaling 83.88 inches or 8470 centimeters, establishing its conversion to modern measures. The term reflects traditional surveying and trade practices in Spanish influenced regions.
Territory Deaths Former Montgomery Man in Illinois
Obituary notes Harris W. Lawrence born New Jersey Oct. 3, 1839 died May 29 1928 at Compton California. Emigrated to Illinois then California. survived by five children and seven grandchildren. Funeral service led by Rev Henry Esch at Lowman church. Burial in Lowman cemetery. Also details of Lewis Huston born Gallipolis Ohio June 1 1845 died on his seventy sixth birthday. Lived in Iowa and Illinois. married Sophie Palmer. member of LO O F and Church of Christ. Funeral at Church of Christ conducted by Rev. Stark.
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Red Oak
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Loms
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Tampico
Annie ‘Smith
Wahepton
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Sampson Bowman
Carson
Stark
Qakwood
Tri-Cities Band to Give First Concert Tomorrow Eve
The Tri-Cities Concert Band from Atlantic Anita and Adair will present its opening concert tomorrow at 8 PM on Chestnut Street. Directed by R. C. Rasmussen of Anita, the program features marches overtures waltzes and solos. The high school band started the season last week with a Tuesday evening program.
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Cass Board to Decide Ties for Committee Posts
Cass county board of supervisors will canvass the primary vote next Tuesday and must resolve two republican committeeman ties and one democratic committeeman tie by drawing lots. Names mentioned include Albert Zellmer A G McNeil J F Waters J F McGovern Mrs Ben Shaw Mrs J A Johnson and other township results. The board meets Monday June 10 and will also review the board of equalization.
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Washington Township
Albert Zellmer
A. G. McNeil
Franklin
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J. F. McGovern
Brighton Township
Ben Shaw
J. A. Johnson
Atlantic
Lester W. Baron
Wilbert F. Herbert
Harry Swan
E. P. Chase
Bear Grove
Robert R. Bell
Benton
Leo Prall
Stella Kitelinger
Brighton
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George d. Anstey
Mayme Heath
Franklin—F. W. Heebe
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Sherm F. Myers
Grant
F. HL. Osen
Grey A. Nelson
Lincvlle
F. A. Daughenbaugh
Sarah Egan
Massing Charles McBride
Mary Wayne Noble
H. C. Schuler
IL. C. Schuler
Pleasant
W. C. Bryant
S. F. van
Alva W. Petersin
S. W. Woods
Pymo
a—Roy ‘Herbert
Elma Pellett
Union
Burnea
John Curry
Wood Goff
D. E. Shranger
dJohh D. Shaw
Mike
Metz
Maude
Brewer
Andrew Lunstine
Blanch
Seybert
J. F
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Waters
Charles Ragan
Preach and Baptism Planned at Church of Christ
In TO PREACH Lewis Iowa June 6 special report Rev Mr Clampett of Greenfield will preach at the Church of Christ Sunday June 10. There will be baptismal services. Des Moines notes twins triplets will have their day. A picnic for them is sponsored by the Twins club organized by F W Steinbeck secretary, the father for a play of twink me.
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