Grain and Livestock MarketChicago Cash Grain
Chicago cash grain and livestock market notes show wheat prices for No. 1 hard at 1.09, No. 2 hard at 1.08, and various sample grades. corn values around 84 to 86 cents. oats near 42 to 44 cents. Chicago Livestock reports hogs receipts 26,000 with top and bulk ranges from 7.60 to 7.50, cattle receipts 10,000 with generally steady to lower values, and sheep receipts 6,000 with lambs around 16.50 and ewes around 5.60. Omaha and other markets list similar movements with hogs up to around 6.90 and cattle around 11.00 for top steers, plus mixed trends across weights and stockers. Prices reflect steady to higher packer demand and varying stocker activity across regions.
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Chicago
Omaha
Idaho
Likely to Endure Restaurant Feepers in Convention
In a fragmentary Decatur Herald News Telegraph notice a quirky ad hints at a humorous future. A “cracked cup” image appears to symbolize immortality, while a mock convention predicts a lasting dining trend.
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Decatur Herald
Former Extra Boy to Wed in Minnesota
Following the departure of Lionel Frederickson and his mother for Hutchison Minnesota a rumor circulated that Mr Frederickson is to be married Wednesday in Minnesota to Miss Mable Enigteraupt Thefact is not known here Frederickson is a linotype operator in a Brookfield printing plant where the couple will reside
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Lionel Frederickson
Jans] Jensen
Hutchison, Minn
Son of Former Elk Horn Resident Dies in Omaha
Word reached Elk Horn that the 8-year-old son of Mrs. Carl Petersen of Omaha, a former resident, has died. The message gave no further details.
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Elk Horn
Carl Petersen
Omaha
Change in Jewelry Firm Today at Audubon
Audubon Iowa June 19 Special to News Telegraph J Baker of Baker and Chaney jewelers announced selling his interest to partner H E Chaney this morning Chaney has worked with the business since last fall after moving from Cumberland He came from Manning about four years ago His future plans have not been announced
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
J. ¥. Baker
Baker and Chaney, Jewelers
H. E. Chaney
Cumberland
Dahl clan notes birthday and returns home from Des Moines
John C. Dahl junior returned to Des Moines after visiting his father John C. senior who marked his ninety third birthday yesterday. Charles Willey former Lewis Standard publisher came home from Independence after an extended visit with his brother and sister.
Cumberland Social Roundup Delights Local Residents
Cumberland multiple residents and visitors noted in a Sunday roundup. Mrs Carey of South Dakota visited H L Breckenmarker, Mrs L E Morehouse from Massachusetts visited Mrs J Windus, and L W MecElyea of Ames stayed with her parents, Mr and Mrs W J Farwell. Atlantic visitors included Mrs W G Warren and Mrs Furniss Weems. Others visiting or visiting from towns include D E Weimer, Miss Adaline Haake, Miss Wilga Allison, and Aguusta Paulsen. The Franklin township Lutheran church held a picnic on church grounds.
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G. Worthington
W. R.noland
Atlantic
W. G. Warren
Kansas
Nebraska
Furniss Weems
Manchester
L. Dorsey
Wint Robinson
Eagle Bend
Minn
J. H. Weber
R. L. Barnett
D. E. Weimer
Massena
Adaline Haake
Lewis
Russell Michaels
Wilga Allison
Roy. Kessler
Aguusta
Paulsen
Pony Throws Griswold Boy Break Arm in Pony Accident
John Casey 13, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Casey, living seven miles east of Griswold, sustained a broken arm when thrown from his pony at about 7 30 PM while returning from the pasture. An X ray in Griswold confirmed a severe break.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
T John
Thomas Casey
Here
Walnut Iowa news notes many out of town visitors
Walnut Iowa June social round up lists numerous visitors and relatives from Omaha Des Moines Seattle Hastings Blackfoot Chicago and Denver who called on or stayed with local families. It notes Clara Sievers headed to Alaska for the summer and other residents visiting in nearby towns over the weekend.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Clara Sievers
Alaska
Omaha
William Thompson
James Kenny
St. Paul
Hastings
Nebr
A. D. Backus
Earl Alvestad
Chicago
W. J. Madsen
O. C. Leezy
Denver
Cab
Willialm Thompson
H. A. Shaw
Walsenburg
Margaret Petersen
Des Moines
P. OW
Petersen
Charles Felker, Jr
Hancock
Charles Lerette
Alva Deen
F. R. Deen
Jesse’ Deen
Waldo Longnecker
Council Bluffs
L. L. Longnecker
Vera Seville
J. R. Seville
Hugo Petersen
Manning
Francis Burke
Central Typewriter Exchange
W. F. Burke
William Feiker
Atlantic
Harold Nissen
Parker
Essex
Charles Miller
Amen
E.G. Thompson
M. G. Sievers
Mias
Elizabi
Igéluw
Omahais
Esams
Joint Meeting Deliberates Memorial Building Bids
Audubon city council and Audubon Community Club met to gauge local sentiment on bids for the $60,000 Memorial building. Fourteen bids ranged from 44,000 to 65,000, with officials likely to reject all, re advertise next fall, hoping material costs fall. A $4,000 heating and plumbing fund may be sought by subscription. A special council meeting was scheduled tonight.
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Audubon Council
Comwe
Mmunity Club
Audubon, Jrs
Massena Items of Interest From Massena Way
Special to News Telegraph. Mrs C E Crowe visits Omaha with daughter Mrs Harry Grahan. J A Timberman and wife spent Sunday at Oakland and Ed Timberman returns. Anna Wollenhaupt assists at Cumberland caring for nephew. Mrs Orlo Yarger attends infant Denham funeral at Cumberland. Dave Yarger plans to leave for California. Lee Byrd aims to drive to California when roads are ready. Myrtle Jensen and Mary Wickley return from Des Moines after long visit. Mr and Mrs D J Willey and son Donald of Orient visit. Donald stays with aunt Bert Cozad and grandparents Willey. Ida Britton of Kansas City visiting sister Mrs Fred Kuesel. Mrs Herman Reichardt at sister Fred Kerkmans’ home four miles south. latter ill.
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Charles Willey
Ida Britton
Kansan City
Fred Kuesel
Herman Reichardt
Fred Kerkmans
Massena Vet Attending Regimental Reunion
S D Wycoff a Massena civil war veteran has traveled to Ottumwa to attend a regimental reunion. He enlisted there and was in one of six companies mobilized at the outbreak. The postwar survivors formed the group known as The Hornets Nest.
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Massena
Ottumwa
S. D. Wycoff
Local Social Guests Share Sunday Afternoon Visit
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hupp of Atlantic were guests of her sister, Mrs. D. M. Kite, and husband Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. A. Moore of Harlan is visiting at the home of her son, Dr. M. Moore and family with other relatives in attendance.
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Ethel Forbes
T. A. Hupp
Atlantic
D. M. Kite
E. A. Moore
Harlan
Dr. M. Moore
Public notice on tree trimming for sidewalks
Notice to property owners from Mayor A. H. Mountain at 2418 calling immediate trimming of overhanging trees to a height of eight feet to prevent nuisances to pedestrians and authorize authorities to perform the work if needed.
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A. H. Mountain
Church Services and Prayer Meetings Schedule Notice
Baptist church announces Wednesday evening prayer service followed by a brief business session with a King Tutankhamen lecture. Church of Christ states that due to a feature, the prayer meeting at the Christian church will be held at 7 p.m. Wednesday evening.
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Baptist Church
Church OF Christ
Ch Christian Church
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