Wheat and Livestock Market Report from So. Omaha
Grain prices show No 1 hard wheat at 1.12 and various corn, oats, and mixed grades listed. Livestock receipts include hogs with top around 6.40 and cattle totals near 6,800 with steers and cows moving higher, veal strong, and sheep receipts 3,000 with lambs up to 16.25. Idaho and California lambs feature, with feeders and stockers active and beef cows solid.
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Omaha
Young
Idaho
California
Notice to G A R Comrades for Funeral of Thomas Taylor
Comrades will meet at the courthouse at 8 30 a m Wednesday morning to attend the funeral of Comrade Thomas Taylor by order of Commander.
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Court House
Thomas Taylor
Allen Stanley Sails to Philippines to Teach for U.S. Schools
Massena reader Allen Stanley has arrived in the Philippine Islands to take a position with U.S. government schools. He left the United States May 3 and landed June 8 after a stopover in Japan, per a cable from his father John Stanley of Audubon.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
John Stanley
Local Notes From Elk Horn and Nearby
Mrs W Rattenborg convalesces after operation at Swedish Mission hospital Omaha. Spell of activity as Johannes Rattenborg and Clarence Hansen bring home Mrs Sorensen and her infant daughter from Spencer. Knud Nielsen hog house saved from fire by neighbors. Christena Christoffersen recuperates after gall stones operation in Omaha. Mrs A P Anderson and Mrs Andrew Jacobsen travel to Excelsior Springs for health. Theodore Mortensen relocates to Atlantic as fireman on Atlantic Northern. Leonard Johnson and Esther Peterson attend summer school Cedar Falls. Miss M Andersen and Mrs L Grey attend Storm Lake normal. Mrs R Nielsen missionary to Japan shared Orient work at young people's class. Mr and Mrs A Stubb move to Minneapolis for school positions. J P Johnson attends Congregational hospital graduation in Des Moines. Irma Johnson part of outgoing class. F P Fredericksen family in Tyler Minnesota visiting relatives.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
W. Rattenborg
Omaha
Johannes Rattenborg
Clarence Hansen
Spencer
Sorensen
W. Rattenberg
Knud Nielsen
Christena
Christoffersen
Fred Christoffersen
Kimballton
A. P. Anderson
Andrew Jacobsen
Excelsior Springs
Theodore Mortensen
Atlantic Northern Railroad
Atlantic
Leonard Johnson
Esther
Peterson
Cedar Falls
M. Andersen
L. Greye
Storm Lake
R. Nielsen
Japan
Orient Anh
A. Stubb
Minneapolis
Minn
J. P. Johnson
Congregational Hospital
Des Moines
Irma
F. P. Fredericksen
Tyler
Civil War Veteran Nearing Last Roll Call in Atlantic
Ben N Reynolds a well known local Civil War veteran and longtime resident of 610 Elms street is bedfast and near death. At about eighty he has suffered two and a half years of age related complications. He is father of J N Reynolds manager at the Postal Telegraph company office.
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Atlantic
Ben N. Reynolds
Elms Street
Reynolds
J. N. Reynolds
Postal Telegraph Company
Bulgarian Premier Stamboulisky Captured Reported
London reports bulletins claim former Bulgarian premier Stamboulisky has been captured but no confirmation. Balkan experts say Bulgaria’s future hinges on his ability to rally peasants against the army.
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United Press
London
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Frogs Cannot Quench Thirst in New York
The U S Public Health Service refused a liquor allowance for the crew of the French liner Feince. The ship sailed before the ruling and there is no permit for crowding rations, as allowed by French law.
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New York
Associated Press
U. S. Public Health Service Today
Cvews
Thanking Friends for Sympathy in Bereavement
The Stengel Children express appreciation for sympathy shown in flowers deeds and words after their mother’s death. Thanks are given for the choir’s beautiful music at the funeral service.
Interests From Massenia Way Massena Ta
Mrs. Westey Mountain of Cumberland visits her son Clayta while Mrs. Helen Weber of Anita visits her parents Mr and Mrs D B Hopkins. W J Luke and wife take daughter Gladys to Des Moines for a summer school. Ray Brandon returns from a business trip to Greston. Mrs L D Cornett goes to Osceola due to her mother s illness.
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Massenia
Massena
Westey Mountain
Cumberland
Clayta
Helen’ Weber
Anita
D. B. Hopkins
W. J. Luke
Gladys
Des Moines
Ray Brandon
Greston
LD. Cornett
Oscevla
Elk Horn Pastor in Wisconsin Conducting School
Elk Horn Wisconsin June 12 Rev J Anker pastor of the local Danish church is in Racine conducting a summer Bible school for the Danish community.
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Elk Horn
Wisconsin
J Anker
Racine
Wis
Elk Horn Banker Buys Landsman Cafe for Revival
Chris Andersen, Elk Horn banker, has purchased Landsman Cafe which has been closed for two months. Bernice Petersen will assist in reviving the business.
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Elk Horn Baker
Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Chris Andersen
Landsman
Bernice Petersen
Mr. Andersen
Marne News Items: Henderson Returns Home
Leona Henderson has returned home after a pleasant visit at Anita with relatives and friends. Arthur Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Anderson, is suffering from an infected foot after a recent sprain of his right ankle with partial recovery prior to the infection.
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Marne
News-Telegraph
Leona Henderson
Anita
Arthur Anderson
Fred Anderson
Danish Visitors Lease Elk Horn Property to Move Here
Mr and Mrs Jack Rosenday of Colorado leased two houses and a plat in Elk Horn to establish the town as their future home. They attended a Danish convention here and were impressed by the country and residents, prompting the decision. A public library was in operation in Athens in 357 B.
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Elk Horn
Jack Rosenday
Colorado
Elk Torn
Dope Fiend Drowns Self In Clear Lake
Geo Latimer known as Shorty attempts suicide by rowing to mid lake in Clear Lake and jumping overboard. With no money or dope, his body is recovered after bystanders fail to observe the act. hat and empty boat noted before recovery.
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Clear Lake
United Press
Geo
Shorty
Denver Priest Indicted On Liquor Charge
Pueblo reports Father Walter A. Grace a Denver Catholic priest was among sixty three people named in federal indictments returned yesterday. He is charged with signing fraudulent documents to obtain liquor.
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Pueblo
Colo
Walter A. ‘Grace
Denver
Massena Woman Likely To Leave Hospital Next Week
Massena reports Mrs. Casady, who has been at the Community hospital for six weeks after gall bladder surgery, improving. Wm. Casady visited Greston today and the patient is expected to return home by the end of the week.
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Massena
Hospital Tal
Casady
Greston
Audubon Lions Stage Surprise For Newlywed Doctor
Audubon Ia July 12 The newly organized Lions club surprised Dr Roy Jonsen by staging a daytime procession through the main street before the noon meeting. The event sparked lighthearted fun and merry mockery at the doctor’s expense.
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Audubon
Lions Club
Roy Jonsen
Griswold Boy Finishes Course at Military School
Griswold Iowa June 12 special to News Telegraph Marlin Arra smith is home from Faribault Minnesota where he was graduated from the Shattuck Military school He plans on entering a state college this fall.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Marlin
Arrasmith
Faribault
Minnesota
Shattuck
Griswold Churches Carry Out Children's Day Program
Griswold Ia June 42 Special to News Telegraph A children's day program was held at the three Griswold churches Sunday. Churches observing the day are Presbyterian Methodist and Church of Christ.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Presbyterian
Methodist
Church of Christ
Paving Work at Anita Progresses Slowly in Rain
Anita Ill June 12 Special to News Telegraph reports paving on the new project is moving slowly due to persistent rain. Workers have managed only three days of work in the last two weeks and the job is nearly at a standstill.
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Anita
Anita, Ill
News-Telegraph
Local Visitors Share Summersday Greetings in Exira
Bonnie Sickler of Hillrose Colorado is visiting her aunt Mrs D Simpkins in Exira. Kirk Knoxes and family spent Sunday at the Jesse E Miller home in Adair. Verna Andersen of Webster City visits Lucy Franklin. Dr W St Koob from Brayton returns from Oklahoma visit.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Bonnie Sickler
Hillrose
Galo
D. Simpkins
Kirk Knox
Jesse E. Miller
Adair
Verna Andersen
Webster City
Lucy Franklin
W. St. Koob
Brayton
Oklahoma
Local County Agent Chosen in Dickinson County
Telegram from Spirit Lake Beacon says L K Bennett, three years county agent of Casa county farm bureau, was elected agent in Dickinson County. Bennett is in Ames for homecoming and commencement and unavailable for comment.
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Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
L.K. Bennett
Casa County Farm Bureau
Bennett
Ames
Elks Mark 25th Anniversary With Merriment and Music
The Elks observe their 25th anniversary with a festive evening led by B I Wasson and Jimmie Kjar. Musical numbers include a tribute by Time Local Elks and a 20 minute social for the class of 1893. Charter members in charge are B R Wasson and others, highlighting long-standing lodge service.
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Elks
B. I. Wasson
J. Young
Jimmie Kjar
Bill Rip van Winkle
T. Bi Swai H. G, Weber
We & Young
Field
Jameda
The Horse That Winked Regains Owner After Auction
New Jersey report tells of Kraemer the horse who vanished eight months earlier. Liveryman Harry Vogel later sees a horse wink and realize Kraemer, the pet he kept, has been found. A quick purchase reunites owner and steed, famed for his wink.
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N&a
Newark
N. J
Kraemer
Harry
M. Vogel
Vogel
Kearney
Fragmented Author List From Historical Document
A long, unreadable OCR line presents a jumble of names and initials including Appleman, Campbell, Goodspeed, Young, Wilken, McCurdy, Walker, Cuykendal, Vredenburgh, McWaid, and many others. The passage contains numerous punctuation marks and stray quotes, suggesting a catalog or author index from a past publication.
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E. Whipple
M. C
Cardis
Theo
Frederickson
LL. DeLana
A. Follett
Adair
W. H. Low
Ee Shotdy
B. Wallace
My Boorman
P. Ayers
G. Steinke
Heas
B ‘Thorley
Li Béetker
T. Spangler
P. Meredith
BR. Wasser
J. By Jones
J. L. Winne
IOWA MASONIC Leader Criticizes Klan Speech
A speech today by the head of Iowa Masonic bodies condemns the Ku Klux Klan influence in the state. He urges Grand Lodge action to remove a lodge officer, notes support for dual membership, and calls for committees to study the issue for a 1924 Grand Lodge report. The piece cites 560 active lodges and about 81,500 members in Iowa.
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Iowa
Masonic Fraternity
Grand Lodge
Glaze
Bretheren
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