Wheat and Rye Rally in Chicago Market
Chicago June 16 Wheat and rye advanced sharply from early softness with wheat up 1 to 1 1 2 cents and rye gaining over two cents at times. July corn bid at 1.18, oats up 0 1 1 2, barley higher, cash grain prices listed for No 2 hard wheat No 5 yellow corn and other grain grades.
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Chicago
SICK AND INJURED Shirley Foster and others
Local notices report Shirley Foster 14 ill with rheumatic fever now suffering a nervous ailment. she traveled to Omaha for observation with her mother and Mrs. Rex Schneider. Other items note Leroy McDermott’s appendectomy at Atlantic hospital, Clark Michael hospital care, Richard Jessen dismissed from hospital, minister M A Banker’s transfer and farewell sermon, Fred Richter’s major operation in Carroll, measles recovery for Robert Johnson, Ella Sorensen’s tumor removal checkup in Omaha, Bertha Keasey’s Des Moines specialist visit, sciatic rheumatism for Mrs. Ross Havens, Mattie Ward assisting care, John B West informed of Hazen West’s serious health in Colorado Springs, and Jean Nangeldorf improving after a Denver explosion injury while Joe Kopp remains critically ill.
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Shirley Foster
Vic Foster
Omaha
Rex Schneider
Leroy McDermott
E. J. McDermott
Atlantic
Atlantic Hospital
Clark Michael
Cecil Malone
Poplar Street
Richard
Dick Jessen
East Eleventh Street
Cumberland
Robert Johnson
Howard Ruth
Ella Sorensen
Wiota
Bertha Keasey
C. A. Behnken
Des Moines
Ross Havens
Mattie Ward
Local Happenings Include Fire Rescue And Hospital News
Bruce Camp of Lewis visited and returned home Friday morning. Anita Jackie Shannon, nine, recovering from burns on both legs after pant legs caught fire while burning brush. brother Wayne, twelve, smothered flames with his jacket. JoJane Forsythe submitted to appendectomy in Council Bluffs. Verle Ann Suhr is a patient in St. Joseph Omaha. Mrs. Harley Davis a patient at St. Joseph Omaha. F R Burnham dismissed from Jennie Edmundson after leg injury in softball. Alma Pierson recovering from major operation in Red Oak and to convalesce at home. Sgt Henry C Belcher Jr awarded the Purple Heart at San Diego hospital. Jack Maffit, twelve, bruised nose when horse threw him and stood on his face. Your Scrap Will Make Bombe.
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Anita
Jackie Shannon
Maurice Shannon
Jackie
Wayne
Walnut
JoJane Forsythe
Perry Forsythe
Council Bluffs Hospital
Verle Ann Suhr
Raymond Suhr
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Harley Davis
Griswold
F. R. Burnham
Jennie Edmundson
Council Bluffs
Lee
Alma Pierson
Murphy Memorial Hospital
Red Oak
Henry C. Belcher, Jr
Betty Preston
Atlantic
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Sgt. Belcher
Iwo Jima
Jack
Harold Maffit
Leo Hemphill Farm
Live Stock Markets Clear With Nominal Prices
Chicago and South Omaha markets report limited sales with prices largely steady. Hog sales around $14 to $14.76. cattle and calves show mixed gains and steady to higher finishing. sheep see uneven values with lambs around $15.75 to $16.25 and ewes weaker.
Des Moines Hog Market Prices and Totals
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Town and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ended 8:00 am today were 22 500, up from 22 000 last year and 29 800 a year ago. Active and steady with loadings about like or heavier than last weekend. Barrows and gilts 160 180 lb range 13.50 to 14.45. 160 360 lb 14.20 to 14.45. sows 270 400 lb 18.45 to 18.70. good 400 450 lb 13.45 to 13.70. 450 550 lb 13.30 to 13.70.
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Chicago
Texas
Des Moines
Town
Minnesota
Riot at Chambery Kills 12. Wounds Near 100 on Train
Reports from Paris say 12 killed and nearly 100 wounded as French mob attacked a train carrying members of the Spanish Blue division en route to Spain. The Blue division had been recruited in Spain to fight Germans against Russians on the eastern front. War Savings Stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
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Paris
Chambery
Lyon
Atlantic News- Telegraph
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Varied Percentages
Market close shows gains for Am Can Am TOT Anac Bendix Av Gen Elec and other major issues while Gen Mot Int Harv US Rub and West Un hold modestly. Several names like Mont Ward Sears Roebuck and Std Oil Ind post notable moves as traders weigh industrials, autos, and consumer shares.
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Am Can
Anac
Bendix Av
Boeing
DuPant
Gen Elec
Gen Foods
Int Harv
Kresge
Mont Ward
Radio
Sears Roe
Ind
West UN
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Earl Holton
Giseeple Bidg
Herbert
Radelph Law Offices
S. HM. Redelph, Sr
R. D. Redelph
H. Rudelph
Ches. R. Redelph
Virgil M. Brock
Skelly
W. A. McKee General Insurance
Miariche Bldg
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Hoffman Transfer
Knowles Vans, Inc
Leo and
Bill Hoffman
Vic Hansen
Irenemith
Welder
Steel Construction
Iowa
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
News-Telegraph Office
Hutchinson
Stevens Bros
George Gross
Phone
Dale Cornell
Gard
Palm St
Chadwick Bros
Ed Snyder
East 7Th Street
Ernie Willman
Atlantic Recreation Parlor
Needles
McCormick-Deering
Melvin Young
Maine
Atlantic Hatchery
Sunbeam Electric Iron
Atlantic Farm
Wilbert Andersen
Hickory Street
Howard Shaw
Spié
Ernest Kuehl
Tom & Wallace Cunningham
Realtors
Swift
Rex Pharmacy
W. E. Rowe
Marne
Leo Glynn
Ermel Todd
Carl Rockwell
Dannen
Dannen Grain, Feed & Fuel
Jobes Tire & Electric Rince Ph
Juel
Postoffice
Brayton
Bailey Feed Co
Standard Oil
Atlantic Feed
Frederick Brown
John Deere Tractor
Theodore R. Hansen
Audubon, In
Guernsey
Irvin Dorsey
Ed Snyder Nursery
Richland Soybean Seed
Max H. Miller
Griswold, Grant Phone
Rogers and
Moffett
Farmers Co- Operative Co
C. T. Christensen
Dalton & Dalton, Attorneys
J. H. Beck
Hinrichs Building
Tomc, Smith
Atlantic Territory
Adair
Duane Hocamp
Fred Braunsberger
Geo. Legg
Brauneberger
Merrie Claussen
Audubon
Lolse Gude
Judy Miller
Gene Nelson Brayton
Sylvia Jensen Casey
Robert Valentine Cumberland Agate
Margaret Rhodes Elkhorn
Jack Anderson
EXIRA
Dick Phippen
Ronald Schiereck
Henry B. Steffen Hamlin
Robert Sorensen Kimballton
Massena Lewis Wiota
Barbara Resmussen
Elmer Schmidt
Morris Shields
Folker Bros
Reed Bros
Daryl Archer
U. S. Patent Office
Ripley
William Brievot
Kite Rock
William
Sain Hildesheim
Germany
Kins Perrone
Wie
Guy A
Hancock
M. A. Banker
United Federated Church
Carroll Hospital
Fred Richter
Sac City
Wiotans Ill
Hazen West Ill
John B. West
Hazen West
Elliott
Colorado Springs
Mr. West
Jean Nangeldorf
Denver
Joe Kopp
C. S. Camp
Lewis
the Daily. Markets
South Omaha
WFA
New York
Remi
Blondie
CID
Dagwood
Snow
Mike
Mike Isa
Keit
Smy — Boy
Miss Jones
BY Carter