Grains Close Higher In Early Market Trade
Chicago June 16 grain receipts and daily activity show wheat advancing after initial declines on weak cables and good belt weather. Corn rose as buying momentum and limited selling supported prices with modest Minneapolis stocks and moderate export demand shaping trade. Oats moved narrowly with light buying and locals selling, while cash grain quotes reflect mixed No. 2 red wheat and various corn and oats grades across markets.
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Chicago
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Liverpool
Minaneapolis
Minneapolis
Liberty Bond Quotations Reported From New York
Liberty bond notes show U S 100.26 and 1st 4448 102.30 while 2nd 4Ms sits at 100.13 and frd 4s at 190.265. Fourth 445 stands at 103.22 with new 444s at 113.7 and new 4s at 104.14 and new Ss at 105.19.
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New York
I. N.S
U S
Lst
New York Stocks Close With Broad Day’s Totals
New York June 15 stock sales on the floor totaled 2 044 900 shares worth 13 393 000 dollars. Closing notations show American Canal 64, American Telephone 105, Bald Loco 217, Beth Stud 49 to Can Pac 176, Gen Electric 104, Gen Motors 199, Coca Cola 100, Sears Roebuck 66 4, Westinghouse 74, White Motors 465?, Mack Truck II, Union Drug 167.
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New York Stock Exchange
Am. Can
Am. Lown
Bald
Loco
Beth
Stud
Gen
Elvctiie
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
1. C
So. Pac
Studlebaker
UN. Pac
Uni
Westinghouse
White Motors
Willys*Overland
Coca Cola
Int. Harvest
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Produce Prices
Prices for dairy and poultry show butterfat 36¢, eggs 160, various hens 11c, geese Be, ducks 12c, springs 17c, Leghorn springs 4c. Cattle, stockers and feeders steady to slow at 6.60–7.60, cows and heifers 3.60–6.00. Grain markets list Wheat No 2 at 1.27, corn 2e, with parity values and hogs noted.
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Atlantic
Hog market slips on ample supply amid steady cattle bids
Chicago June 15. Hog receipts total about 35,000 across markets with 15,000 carried over from Tuesday. Light hogs trade 5 to 18 cents lower, top around 9.20, heavy hogs steady early as packers limit buyers. Cattle and lamb prices mostly steady to firmer across districts including Kansas City and South Omaha. Chicago reports general steady to mixed bids.
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Omaha
E. St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Guo Totty
Kansas City
South Omaha
Local health notes report operations and recoveries
Anita Lady Dorsey of Anita and Mrs I C Black of Omaha are recovering after minor operations in Rochester and Omaha. Georgia Berry of Omaha hospitalized for mastoid surgery. several local patients underwent tonsil removals and eye injury treatment. Mrs B M Rogers in Massena improves with daughter Janet Weimer assisting. lumbago illness in Mrs Frank Vredenburgh family.
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Mansena
Massena
News-Telegraph
B. M. Rogers
Janet Weimer
Cumberland
Frank Vredenburgh
Lumbago
V. Highsmith
Sioux City
Iowa farmer grows wineless potatoes and odd tubers
Hurtzia Fall reports Mrs Charles Sunderman slipped in a yard and was taken to Atlantic for an X ray. Cedar Rapids notes a fractured hip for another patient. Levi Masaman near Atlantic claims a new potato record with wineless tubers growing from seed sprouts, size of walnuts, spurring curiosity across the countryside.
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Hurtzia
Griswold
News Telegraph
Charles Sunderman
Atlantic
Cedar Rapids
Levi Mosaman
Atlantic Hospital
Urbana
Masaman
Anita Citizen Ralph Vier passes after stroke illness
Special to iNews Telegraph reports Ralph D Vier non a pioneer citizen and longtime businessman of Anita died following a stroke weeks ago though not fully recovered He was well known and highly regarded in the community and remains a loyal friend to many in Anita and vicinity
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Jane
iNews-Telegraph
Ralph D
Viernon
Eacoueil
Cis
Dalciteg
Local notes on health and progress from Walnut Iowa to Carroll Iowa
June reports from Walnut and Carroll detail residents recovering from illness. Mrs Clarence Sievers returned home after appendectomy at Jennie Edmundson Hospital Council Muffs. Mrs Clara Stager Heirs and sister Mrs J H Schanks provide care as she recovers from a paralytic stroke once thought untreatable.
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Walnut
Clarence Sievers
Jennie Edmundson
Council Maifs
Minglay
Carroll
Anita
Clira Stager
Carroll Ta
Iit
J. H.schanks
Chamberlin and Levine to inspect Great Zeppelin Factory
American airmen Chamberlin and Levine, stars after a Berlin welcome, will inspect the Zeppelin Factory at Friedrichshafen with plans to tour Karlsruhe and fly to Friedrichshafen. They will then be guests of honor at a banquet in Frankfurt and may visit Vienna before returning to Bremen.
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Levine
Great Zeppelin Factory
Baden Baden
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Ws A. Levine
Ereat Zeggrli
Friedrichshafen
Chamberlind Levity
Karlsruhe
Zeppelin
Frankfort
Chamberlin Ain Levine
Vienna
Bremen
New York
Tis
America
Columbia
Lewis Re elected Head Of Labor Federation
Cedar Rapids MLN reports Lewis was reelected head of the state labor federation for two more years after a session in which opposition to his administration failed to organize. He was the sole nominee as Joe Morris of the union moved to the floor, but it was defeated, and the body elected Lewis secretary-treasurer.
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Joe Morris
Hirs! Union
Urge Lewis
Navy for Lindbergh's Flight Sparks Blame Battle
June 15, 1927 Washington. Col William Mitchell accuses naval inefficiency of causing the faulty engine in Lindbergh's Spirit of St. Louis. Edward Warner defends the Navy, saying the plane was reassembled by Navy mechanics and engineers for Wright. Mitchell criticizes Navy influence and calls for accountability. Warner asserts no Navy fault and cites reassembly at Anacostia.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
Naval Air Station
Lindbergh
New York
William Mitchell
Stormy Petrel
Army Air Service
Edward P. Warner
Navy
Annecostin Field
Wright Company
Col
Mitchell
Washington Posty
Warner
Tenieine
Naval Air
Col. Mitchell
Sce
Hindbergh
Memphis
Col. Lindberg
Anacostia
Grove Farm Bureau Ice Cream Social Draws Crowd
The Grove farm bureau event at the Wichhorn farm near the city drew a large turnout. A good program featured the entertainment and netted 25 dollars for the social. Grant County farm bureau to hold regular meeting June 22 at the Osen home with the Cass County male quartet providing music and the Indies asked to bring cake or sandwiches. Marne Club reports a P E B P club meeting with Ruth Wheatley hosting ice cream and cake for a band concert proceeds aiding the band. tribute to Jim Smith for music pieces used by the club.
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Grove Farm Bureau
Charles Wichhorn
Rathering
Grant Bureau
Anita
Grant Fotynship Farm Bureau
F. H. Osen
Cass County Farm Bureau
Marne Club
Marne
News-Telegraph
P. EB
P. Club
Ruth Wheatley
Zel
Jim Smith
Open golf national match at Geaondiwound lets Hampton lead
Hampton opens strong at a national open meeting in New York area with early birdies and pars but slips after the ghost hole. Harry Arghi Englishmen rallies to par the last two holes as Jimmy Johnston of St Paul shoots 74 for 147 over 36 holes, seizing the lead.
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CLUB
s—Hayty
Memphia
Hampton
Harry
Jimmy Johnston
St.’ Paul
Hurtyi
Liborator Genoa Andrea Doria and Saintly Victory
The text credits Andrea Doria as liberator of Genoa, calling him the Liborator of Genoa for freeing the city from the French in 1629. It also mentions his founding of Inter against lurks and a capture of Tunla in 18354, though the events are garbled and historically unclear.
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Andrea Doria
Adtoira
Inter
Tunla
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