Grains Close Sharply Lower On Markets Decline
Chicago June 11 grains closed sharply lower with wheat down 25 to 2%c, corn off around %ec and oats lower. Wheat and corn dipped at open, then firmed on commission buying. Liverpool weakness and strong Canadian report supported wheat. Local traders and a northwest linked house bought after the open. Export demand steady. receipts estimated at 13 and 34 cars for wheat and corn respectively. Provisions steady. rye at 100 percent of normal. Cash grain values listed for wheat corn oats with No 2 and No 4 grades shown for several markets.
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Chicago
N. S
Liverpool
Northwest Connections
New York Stocks Close With Broad Block Sales
New York June 14. Block sales on the floor totaled 992 000 shares with bonds at 4 854 000. For the week totals reached 12 734 200 shares and 62 457 000 in bonds. Closing quotations show mixed results with many leaders including Am Loco 109 1 2 Alt & T 167 Ah Delaware? (text unclear) 223 Beth Sical 48 1 Cah Pac 127 Gen Electric 104 Gen Motors 203 Goodrich 64 1 C G 130 Penna 64 So Pac 114 Studebaker 60 Tobacco Prod 102 Un Pac 176 U S Rubber 41 U S Steel 122 Westinghouse 4 4 Coca Cola 116 Int Harvester 182 Mack Truck 112 Sears Roebuck 57.
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New York
New York Stock: Exchange
Mi. Can
Am. Loco
ALT. & T
Liberty Bonds Quotation Summary from New York Market
Liberty bond quotations closing in New York show 1st 4 4 5 at 108.00, 2nd 4%s at 100.14, 3rd 4% at 100.20, 4th 4% at 103.29 for June 11. Market notes indicate slight shifts in premium levels.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Fragmentary note on deer tracks and fruit provenance
The readable fragment suggests deer moved through an area and left curved footprints near fruit bearing trees. No clear date place or event is discernible.
Demand For Hogs Steady With Mixed Prices In Chicago Markets
Demand for hogs was generally steady in Chicago markets with top values around 9.25 for lights and 9.00 for selected heavies. Hog receipts totaled about 5,600 with bulk sales near 9.15, while cattle and sheep showed varied but steady activity. Regional totals from Kansas City and Omaha mirrored steady demand and modest price support across cattle, hogs, and lambs.
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Chicago
LN. S
Kansas City
E. St
Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Lindbergh Lands in Capital Amid Hero’s Welcome
Crowds roared as Charles Lindbergh landed, marines cleared a path, and a sea of spectators filled the streets and monuments. President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge watched, while Lindbergh thanked France and Europe for their warmth before delivering a brief gratitude speech.
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Lindbergh
Dupont Circle
White House
Livestock Price Report with Mixed Beef and Sheep Quotes
Market notes show cattle and sheep bids including heifers at 11.15 to 11.70, cows 6.25 to 8.00, cutters 4.26 to 6.75, fat stockers and feeders 7.50 to 8.76, sheep receipts 3,000 with lambs at 10.17 to 17.60, yearlings 19.60, ewes 5.60 to 6.00, and steady to 26 cents lower overall.
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Chigagq
I. N
Packing Sons
Kansas City
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Lindbergh Offered $100000 Year To Lead Aviation Society
New York June 11 Col Charles Lindbergh was offered 100000 dollars annually to manage aerial activities for the American Society for the Promotion of Aviation. Thomas L Hill, president of the society which has about 2000 members, made the offer to advance aviation knowledge and seek a flying field in every state.
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New York
1. N.S
Charles Lindbergh
American Society For the Promotion of Aviation
Thomas L. Hill
Sty
United States
Good Roads Body Keeps Fight for State Bond Issue
The Iowa Good Roads Association vows to continue its push for a $100,000,000 bond issue in Iowa. President John D. Rue cites state road control limits and county indebtedness as obstacles to statewide improvements. The group criticizes Governor Hammill’s gravel program and outlines plans to campaign for a state bond vote.
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Good Roads Body
Ana
John Hammill
Allen Clared
Osborne Funeral Director Sets Unique Record in Cary Burial
C B Osborne, veteran funeral director, handled the services today for the late John C W Cary, Cass pioneer. Cary tied last December in California and was about 75 when he died. Osborne buried his father in 1867 at Lewis.
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CB Osborne
John C. W. Cary
Cass Pioneer
California
Gary
Osborne
Lewis
Des Moines Chosen for 1928 Good Roads Meeting
Des Moines will host the United States Good Roads association convention in 1928, per Parley Sheldon of Ames. Sheldon, a leading promoter, said Iowa's capital won after a one-man campaign, with the 1927 meeting concluding in Savannah, Ga.
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Des Moines
United States
Use of the Flag Observances for Flag Day
The article outlines flag display rules furnished to the Newas Telegraph by the Daughters of the American Revolution for Flag Day observance on June 14. It covers display times from sunrise to sunset, hoisting and lowering, indoor and outdoor display, horizontal or vertical placement with the union upper left, draping in white and blue, and buntings or rosettes as needed.
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Newas Telegraph
Daughters of the American Revolution
Local agency sues insurance company in Iowa district court
Simmons-Plunkett Company, a local agency, sues Service-Life Insurance of Lincoln Neb. for 40000 alleging breach of contract. It claims it was the designated western Iowa soliciting agency and lost commissions, renewals, and bonuses. Contract signed Nov 15 1026. termination notices followed April 5 and five days later. The agency says policies totaling over 205000 were procured and premiums would amount to 11940.89 and were still in force.
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Simmons-Plunkett Company
Council Bluffs
Service -Life Insurance Company
Lincoln
Neb
Simmons-Plunkett
Service Life Insurance Company
State of
Iowan
Atlantic
Insurance Company
Omaha Diamond Robbers Arrested With $8000 Loot
Two gunmen Fred Walker of Kansas City and John Falico of Chicago were captured within hours after robbing the Brodkey jewelry and loan store at 1410 Douglas Street. Diamonds valued at $8000 were seized as detectives and a patrolman traced leads to a hotel room where Walker directed officers to Falico. Both men confessed their involvement and received three year penitentiary terms from District Judge Rait.
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Omaha
Rait
Brodkey Jewelry and Loan
Douglas Street
Fred Walker
Kansas City
John Falico
Chicago
Brodkey
Walker
Walter
Felito
Oskaloosa Plans Major Street Improvement Push
City officials today prepared to implement a bold street program after a council meeting last night. Eight miles of streets are slated for paving across forty three blocks, with thirty eight blocks to be resurfaced and forty four blocks of graval surfacing to be completed.
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Oskaloosa
Children’s Day Observed at Church of Christ Sunday
The Church of Christ hosts a Children’s Day program Sunday at 8 p.m. featuring songs, prayers, a duet, a primary play And a Little Child Shall Lead Them and a cast portraying children from India Abyssinia Japan Jamaica and more. Rossié Wheeler directed with Mrs Asa Brewer assisting and a children’s day offering collected.
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Christian Church
Ross Williams
Genevieve Alen
Katherine
Virginia Clark Fingdrill
Scone
Sang-Fo
Winifred Peron
Dward Williams
Lee-Sing Karl Kitchen
Chow
Lingerold Brewer
Lee Frances Smith
Herald
Geneva Olds
Miss Christian
United States
Eva Magarrell
Church Claire Kitchen
Hope
India
Genevieve Swolley Herman
Abyssinia
Dorothy Herman
Billy Bennett
Japan
Faye Marvin
Ruth ‘Brewer
Jamaica
Daisy
Rossié Wheeler
Asa Brewer
Thornburg to speak at Audubon township picnic
Mark G Thornburg secretary of agriculture will speak at the annual Melyile township gathering in a grove north of Malville Center school. A picnic lunch at noon will precede his address with music athletics stunts and a baseball camp on the program. Rev J M Pleming will preach a funeral sermon in Victor Ta for a former parishoner who died this week.
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Audubon
Mark G. Thornburg
Secretary of
Agriculares
Melyile
Sivan
Malville Center ‘School
J. M. Pleming
Congregational Church
Victor
AVGCA
Ohio Lad Kidnapped by Gypsies in Abduction Case
Garnet Shorter an 11 year old Westerville boy has been missing since Friday afternoon June 8. He is described as 4 feet 8 inches tall, 75 to 86 pounds, sandy hair and brown eyes. He wore a light short sleeve shirt and corduroy trousers with brown shoes, no stockings, and no cap. His parents Mr and Mrs Wade Shorter plead for aid in locating him. The family reports a roving band abducted him, described as American Gypsies.
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Garnet Shorter
Wade Shorter
Westerville
Garnet
Gannst
Mission report accuses aid groups of personal gain in Des Moines
Des Moines churches face a stern report on the local mission scene charging several charitable groups with diverting funds and influence to leaders. The investigating committee urges churches to lead charity efforts and ensure real relief for the poor and destitute. It also accuses men arrested for immorality of profiting by running missions.
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Des Moines
Former Iowa State Man Crowns Drowned in Mississippi
Bliss formerly connected with the agricultural extension service at Iowa State College and brother of K Bilas, director of the extension service, was drowned in Mississippi. He managed a large plantation at Laucier at the time of his death.
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Iowa State
Ames
G. 8. Bliss
Iowa State College
K. Bilas
Mississippi
Bliss
Laucier
Miss
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