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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1926

Page

4

Daily stock market closing quotes and Kansas City and Chicago livestock data

Closing quotations show American Can at 46% and U S Steel at 128% with a mix of percent figures across many firms. Kansas City and Chicago reports record cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts, with prices for steers, cows, calves, and lambs and notes on market strength and steadiness across regions.

New York Stock Exchange A. Ty Chisago North Western General, Electric General Motors Ninos Central Pennsylvania South Ern” Pacific Studebaker Stee U. S. Steel Kansas City Strong

Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Prices Report

Liberty bonds close at mixed levels with 4 percent issues around 101.10 to 102.19 and new issues at 104.8. Chicago grain quotes show No. 2 red wheat at 1.54 1/4, corn values steady to higher, oats steady, and soybeans quoted with various grades. Livestock markets in South Omaha rise with hogs up to 14.60 and cattle and sheep showing gains as demand firms.

New York Chicago IBM Nebraska Brookhart Lowa South Omaha Idaho California

Carroll Farmer Fatally Gored by Bull Near Conn Towns

John Moylin, a Carroll farmer, was killed on June 8 when an angry bull gored him in the chest at his farm north of Conn Towns. He had been attempting to tie the bull when it struck him with a horn and he collapsed moments later.

Carroll, In John Moylin Welnes Conn Tyniils Maylin

Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices in Flux

Atlantic markets report mixed prices for grain and livestock. Wheat No 4 and futures show volatility while cattle and stockers hold steady. cows and heifers range from 3.50 to 6.00 and feeder prices around 6.50 to 9.00.

Atlantic

Cummins Carries Knox Township in Tight Result

OA Tay June 8 Special to in Senator A H td Knox township, the second largest precinct in Mottawatta mne county, by slight plurality, receiving votes against 133 for Brodkharts Clark received 36 and Reardyn 17. Be Cumming Hammill received a total of 291 votes for governor. In the pote for republican nomination for an editor of state, Tung was given fish and McClune 10. Fletcher received 404 in the race for attorney general and Newport was second with 15 votes. Sevburger received 11 votes. Derey Lanigan received 258 votes for sheriff against 62 for Henry Harms. Other county candidates and totals noted, with Sparks carrying Knox Township for county auditor and Groneweg and others listed among local race results.

Tay Knox Township Mottawattamne County Brodkharts Clark Reardyn Kimiball Edgan Price Beott Be Cumming Hammill Republican Nomdation Tung Fish Cami Webster Blake Wales Derey Lanigan Henry Harms Ray Chapman Reesivell Yi Vetes H.C. Lewis Hoop J. W. Andidates Fur County William “Rede Tos Oslev_fatlowie Tv Wii Keating Ceorge Sparks W. A. Groneweg Seppelin Tracy Jinwell Charles Luey

Doctor and teacher held for murder in Wisconsin

A coroner's jury returned that Lavine Mortis, a high school student, died from a criminal operation. A doctor and a teacher were arrested and detained on murder charges in Kenosha, Wisconsin, as the investigation proceeds.

Hutt Kencahin Wis Ardene Hell Lavine Mortis Lirson

Territory Deaths in Noble Township Lady Dorathea Abelian

Dorathea Mary Abelian aged 34 of Ruble township died this morning at the Otte Mueller home in that town from heart trouble and complications. She had lived with the Mueller family for fourteen years and resided at the Mueller place. Born near Stanaver ry January 42, 1842 she leaves one sister, Chris Aldinan of Clarinda. The funeral will be Thursday morning at Tisha Cemetery.

Noble’ Township Dorathea Mary Abelian Casa County Ruble Township Otte Mualler Stanaverry Chris Aldinan Clarinda

McGovern Knights of Columbus Royal Atlan Day Plans

Unclear OCR reads like event notes for Knights of Columbus activities and a royal Atlantic ceremony or gathering. Mentions McGovern and possible wedding or meeting. Includes scattered phrases about June 2 and parade or lodge events. Further readable context is needed to confirm precise names, dates, and venues.

Crippled Youth Dies After Home Fire Incident

Leonard Inrria a crippled high school student died in a hospital today from burns suffered when a cleaning fluid he used at home ignited. He was alone when the accident occurred. his parents, returning from Kansas City, found the house badly damaged and their son dying.

Cedar Rapids Leonard Inrria Harris Kansas City

Blue Lodge Masons Hold Grand Lodge Event at Des Moines

Blue Lodge Masons gathered to lay the cornerstone for the new Scottish Rite temple under construction here. An imposing parade featuring Knights Templar Shriners and other Masonic groups preceded the cornerstone ceremony.

Vet Court Reporter Dead In Des Moines City

An obituary note reports the death of Charles Ms, 70, in Des Moines following a brief illness. Local details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates newswire style on a veteran court reporter and a Red Cross gathering referenced in city coverage.

Charles Cerra Tyarda Red Cross Des Moines Fret Tinter Jaen Ral Cross

Legionnaires Readying Big Drive for Members

Members of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary across the territory plan a large recruitment drive. A public meeting at City Hall will feature Frank Miles and Mrs. Donald Macrae, outlining efforts for Audubon County and countywide participation. The event is open to all residents, with other meetings scheduled in Brayton to involve Audubon County communities.

American Legion American Legion Auxiliary City Hall Athentic News‘Telegraph Legion Hall Frank Miles The Lews Legionaire Donald Macrae Council Bluffs Legion Auxiliary Cointy Brayton Audubon County Audubon P. N. My-Dermott Legionares

Walnut Lady and Runaway Incident Reported

Special to News Telegraph notes Mrs Jake Micken of Atlantic caring for her mother after a Runaway on County Street Hart Hamburg. Gauge McKean badly injured when a mower ran away during repairs. he is making progress but bruised and hurt. Griswold in Indiana reports Paliton recovering from illness able to go outside again.

Dune News-Telegraph Jake Micken Atlantic Ites Chiis Tas County Street Hart Hamburg McKean

Farm Bureau Meetings and Local Club Reports

A fragment from a rural notices page describes Farm Bureau meetings at George E Warren’s home last Friday with about 100 present. Eldeen Club met Gretchen Stevenson’s home on July 7 with rally day plans and a music memory contest. Four-H Club in Grove Township and Brighton Easy Bees in Marne Indiana are noted with meeting details and host families.

Mastin Pymoni George E. Warren Mort Pleasant Sordens Eldeen Club Eldven Gretchen Stevenson Aline

Walnut social notes highlight visits from area families

Walnut, Iowa area residents host relatives and friends over weekend visits. Among those listed are Mr and Mrs John Drake visiting former residents, the Heflins from Tawa Falls calling on kin, and Misses Emma and Ethel Parkes traveling to Omaha to see a grandmother. Also noted are hospital and college updates for Eleanor Reimer and Ruth Nett, with several local families hosting gatherings and Sunday outings.

Walnut Teterrapi San Jose Hay Robert Mist Ihays Basin Jennie Carolyn Ward Jessie Lawson Atlantic John Drake Hi R Edwig Drake Sivalil Will Aphonsa Darleeny Avoca Wid Judus Nissen Earl ‘Whaning Bertha Nagel Owaha BR. G.heflin Sperial Russell, Rock Emma Ethel Parkes Omaha Grantother Mra Imma Forbas G. B. Reimer Eleanor Reimer Atlantic Hospital Thomas Moore Rack, Springs Wyoi Mes Mace Mary’ Kent Kent Ruth Nett Collejge Town City Isner G'Br Herold Johor Audubon Sy Iting Theodore Johrsuss Wilbur Rasman Oakland Peter Lambertson Ho la Tageert Marcelyn Fredrick Meola Fred Jounk Ae Hupp Gia ‘Ter Orville’ Myers and Paul Rai Wore Kim

Flyer Gives Life In Taking Chance On Making Flight

Chicago June 8 Charles M Dickinson president Aeroceleb of Lifitis and contractor for the new Chicago Minneapolis Airmail line blames a congressionally passed bad law for the death of air mail pilot Himer Partridge. Partridge, a veteran aviator, was killed near Mendota Minnesota when his plane crashed in a gale during the first southbound cargo flight. Five pilots battled the elements four were forced down. The law, Dickinson says, imposes a flag on flyers who are late with cargoes, and he laments Partridge would be alive otherwise. Partridge allegedly laughed before starting the flight, preferring risk to inaction. The wind was exceptionally strong.

Chicago L.N Charles M. Dickinson Aeroceleb Lifiitis Chicago-Minneapolis Himer Partridge Chicago-Minneapoliselink, Blasl During A ‘Gale Near Mendota Minn Dickinson Ridge Howe

You Place Your Order with Wilken Monument Works

The notice directs readers to place memorial orders with Wilken Monument Works. No further details are provided in the fragment.

Apo Po Wilken Monument Works

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