Stock quotes from New York exchange June 9
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange list American Can 184, American Wool 84 5, A T and T 140 5, Corn Products 93, General Electric 284, Goodrich 51, International Paper 67 424, United Cigar 69, United States Steel pfd. 123 5, Coca Cola 119 445, International Harvester 106, Sears Roebuck 167 5, United Drug 121.
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New York
UNS
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American Wool
General Electric
Goodrich
International Paper
United Cigar
United States Steel
Coca Cola
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
Liberty bonds prices rise in New York market
Liberty bonds moved higher in the New York market with persistent buying. Convertible and rubber company bonds advanced moderately as stock and grain quotes showed gains in Chicago and regional markets. Livestock sections from Chicago and St. Joseph report mixed to higher prices with hogs and cattle showing varied strength.
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New York
United States Treasury
Liberty Bonds
Treasury
Atlantic Markets Chicago Livestock Report Summary
Chicago market news shows hogs sold from steady to 10 cents higher by weight with 200 to 250 pounders advancing most. Lighter hogs moved faster than steady, with several around 11.40. Cattle, stockers and feeders remained steady to slow, with cows and heifers around 3.50 to 9.00.
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Heif- Faso
Paws Sager
Caderie
Etulau
Fender
St. Joseph
Atti. - Ae Gan
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Veteran Editor Silenandoah Homecoming Noted in Dune F F
A garbled wire-service brief reports the planned homecoming of a veteran editor in Iowa. The text mentions Mr and Mrs Bailey and references travels and visits, but much of the wording is unclear. The readable fragments indicate a local publication event or tribute tied to a homecoming.
Franklin Twp Church Closed for Repairs and Vacation
In Franklin Township the German Lautheran church will be closed for repairs while Pastor W. Heinke takes a fre e vacation in Pine City Minnesota. Mrs Cora Kap of Denver visits with relatives and attends a family reunion at the Richter home near Writs.
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Wiota
News-Telegraph
Fy W. Heinke
Franklin Township
Pine City
Minn
Cora Kap
Denver
Mre
Mesa M
Mas+ seas
Atlanep
Nebr
Mar
Haurvey Richter
GaMseomotts
Hothiks
Agand
Casey
Adwiar
Anita
Wika
Former Grant Man Dead in Minnesota Visit
Reports confirm the death of Robert Davis who lived north of Grant for years and spent recent years in Minnesota. Mrs Mollie Hunt remains at Clarinda hospital under care after the incident.
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Grant
Robert Davi
Davis
Minnesula
Mollie Hunt
Clarinda Hospital
Shen Girl Safe in Riot District Returns from Pekin
Shen girl Misalla Murphy, daughter of A. Murphy, was reported safe after a cable from Pekin China said she had returned from teaching English at Pekin University during recent strikes. Relatives in Khenandoam, Toga, and Shammadouh lanker expressed relief.
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Shen Girl
Khenandoam
Toga
Putin
Cinsi
Misalla Murphy
Daingtter
Local Lewis items note gatherings and visits
Local Lewis news items list visits from Mrs Ada Maffitt and several Atlantic residents, summers at Bel Oak, and attendance at clubs and church events. Mentions James Keffer’s Osceola trip, a heart trouble case improving, and Fay Smiley’s injury in Omaha with family traveling.
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Red Oak
Calbert Marker
Torsday
Espes
Bailey
Delran
Bartha Graike
Dviva
Narry
Wichart
Bs Cable
Tur Wilsoe
Atlantic Sisit
Lewis
Stirs
Emelia Kunee
Mirs
Ina Pierson
Mra
Fackler
Atlantic
Heir
Geo. Eberto de Morse
Pes Moises
Dunellon
Ari
Die Jahnke
Famiy
Lawn
Rosa Smiley
Earl Smiley
Omaha
Fay Smiley
Caan
Eanny
Eastern Star Draws Large Crowd for District Meeting
In Lews district lodge activity the Eastern Star hosted 250 attendees from chapters across the district. State and local dignitaries including Mrs Elizabeth Kamank and Mrs Mabel Smith attended. Violet and Audubon chapters contributed. The program featured initiatory work, a piano vocal, and a proficiency test with refreshments served afterward.
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PRT
Walnut
Minerva Graham
Audubon
Tungaret
Exodus Chgvib
Maine
America
Chay Griswall
Mheth Miller
Liberty Chapte
Marne
Elizabeth Revs
Liberty Clos
and Reith
Vern Meredith
Griswold
Eteetra
Gretchen Graham
Golden Rule
Atlantic
Warder
Mil
Ured Williams
Sentinel
Hugh
McDonald
Lewis
Elizabeth Kamank
Iowa
Misa Mabel Smith
Uwe Lewis
Athurtie
Superintendent Simmons to Get Master Degree
Special to News-Yrlegraph reports Superintendent Ernest Simmons of the local school system will earn a master’s degree at the University of Town this summer and pursue a doctoral path there. The two year study covers 6 000 challenging spelling words and related errors in ninth and twelfth grades. The work, led by Dr Ernest Thomas Kirby, analyzes accuracy rates across 244 freshmen and 98 seniors, revealing widespread spelling difficulties and high error counts.
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Simmons
Simmons Rise
Ernest Thomas Kirby
University of Town
SIGHTSEERS AID STORM VICTIMS IN ADAIR VICINITY
Sightseers in Adair on Sunday donated between 300 and 400 dollars to a relief fund for tornado victims north of town. Funds will help bury three Harris family members killed Tuesday, while John Harris Jr. recovers enough to supervise farm wreckage cleanup. Henry Elgin and his kin, badly hurt by the storm, are recuperating at the Grimes home.
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Adair
Towa
News-Telegraph
Here
Harris
Nere
John Harris
Harris Farm
Henry Elgin
L. J. Grimes
Elgin
Lewis Woodmen Hold Memorial With R N A There Sunday
The Lewis M W A and Royal Neighbors observed their annual joint Memorial Sunday at the Church of Christ and the M W A lodge. Stormy sections caused some R N A members to miss trips, but attendance remained large despite rough weather.
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Lewis M. W. A
Royal Neighbors
Church of Christ
M. W. A. Piory
Rnee W. A
R. N. Ta
Many Audubon Legion Men On Storm Relief Trip
A large force of Legionaires from Audubon joined a storm relief party that toured the storm wrecked area west of town. Memorial hall hosted a program last night where Miss Mitgaard, a Kimballton schools trainer, presented pupils in an entertaining display connected to her Work Miss Mitgaard teaches.
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Audubon Legion
Audubon
Thir Etky
Storm Workers’ Party
Here
Dressler Takes Charge of Defunct Massena Bank
Massena on June 9, special to the Newa Telegraph-H. D. Dressler of the state banking department is in charge of affairs at the Mis suna State bank. The institution failed to open its doors for business Saturday morning.
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Massena
Newa-Telegraph
State Banking Department
Missuna State Bank
Large Barn Destroyed At Massena Monday
Massena residents report a large barn at the Arthur Huboltz place in town was destroyed by fire of undetermined origin. An oil barrel exploded during the blaze, hindering efforts by firemen to control the flames.
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Massena
Anna
News-Télegraph
Arthur J Huboltz
Country Club Dinner Night Promotes Women Guests
Dinner event at the country club invites reservations for Wednesday night at 8 pm with Mrs. Men Barshall and a guest list.
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Weil
Mra
Meni Barshall
Elliott Rebekah Lodge Elects New Officers in Iowa
Elliott Iowa June 9 The Elliott Rebekah lodge has elected new officers for Court Mae Lowman N G Imogene Pogue vice president Marie Collins secretary Gladys Westrope treasurer Mae Lowman named delegate to the state convention Mix Mae Lowman to the state convention as delegate to represent the lodge.
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Elliott
Iowa
News-Telegraph
Elliott Rebekah Lodge
Mae Lowhman
N. G
Harriman to Sign Soviet Concession Contract
In Moscow in June, it was reported that the Harriman interests of New York would sign a Soviet concession agreement tomorrow granting exclusive rights to manganese mining in the Caucasus. It was said Harriman would post 1 million dollars as guarantees, invest 4 million for improvements, and provide another 1 million as advance royalties.
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Harriman
Moscow
INS
Harriman ‘Interest
New York
Noviet
Caucasuan
Wheat crop this year smallest in eight years
The American wheat crop this year will be the smallest since 1917, according to the department of agriculture estimate. The total crop is put at about 660,886,000 bushels, enough to meet domestic requirements. The 1924 crop totaled 873,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Jane B
INS
Department of Agriculture
Grant News Grant Ta June 9 Shoppers Visit Atlantic
Mr. and Mrs. Y. Ashmore and son Clair were shoppers in Atlantic Friday. Mrs. Kate Purdy of Willison visited friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Burkey of Atlantic spent Thursday with Burkey's sister Mrs. Sarah Sadler. Glen Conrad left Friday for town to attend summer.
Bet The Saturday Vacation Plans At Greley Cobo
A local note records Bet The Saturday planning a vacation while attending Greley Cobo. Mr and Mrs Ray Bailey and children from Diagonal visited the Embree home. George Davis and family shopped in Atlantic. Epworth League delegates Clara Billk Ruth Breeling Dessia Sprague Margaret Henderson and Alma Harris attended the Willisea convention. A daughter was born to Delbert Art Jap on Thursday June 4.
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Greley
Cobo
Ray Bailey
Diagonal
Embree
Bacon
George Davis
Atlantic
Clara Billk
Ruth Breeling
Dessia Sprague
Margaret Henderson
Alma Harris
Willisea
Delbert Art- Jap
Daghter
Blackburn Family Mention in Obituary Fragment
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Mrs. F. W. Kenwore and her parents in what appears to be a local obituary or family notice. The text is incomplete but indicates a familial connection and a possible burial or memorial context.
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F. W. Kenwore
Blackburn
Meister Sänger founder of Mainz school dies in 1818
Yirst Meistersinger Heldi von Melsgen died at Mainz Germany. In 1818 he founded the first school of Meister singers in Mainz. His body rests in the cathedral as citizens praise his contributions.
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Heldi von ‘Melsgen
Mainz
Germng
N.of
Elliott Church Society Election
Elliott Iowa June election results report officers for the Church of Christ Missionary Society for the upcoming year. President Mrs Wm Kirby, vice president Mrs Mac Lowman, secretary Mrs Imo Bene Pogue, treasurer Mrs Ry Nixon.
Funeral Services for Cumberland Lady Held Today
Funeral services were held today for the late Mrs Herman Pringey at the Cumberland Baptist church conducted by Rev Scilex. Interment followed in Cumberland Cemetery.
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Cumberland
Iowe
Herman Pringey
Baptist Church
Scilex
George Haldeman to run Ford business in Elliott
Special to News Telegraph reports George Haldeman of Tabor Iowa has come to Elliott to conduct the Ford agency for the Petty Auto company. The Masonic Judge will hold a regular business meeting Wednesday.
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Ellliott
George Haldeman
Tabor
Cone
Elliott
Ford
Petty Auto Company
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