Daily Markets Stocks Mixed as Dow Near Record Highs
New York June 19 closing quotations on the stock exchange show American Tel & Tel at 14244, General Electric 28 , U S Steel 116, International Harvester 108, Sears Roebuck 170 25 up, top 18.05. Cattle and hog receipts listed for Kansas City and South Omaha with steady to higher markets. cattle steers 4.75 to 11.00, hogs 11.75 to 12.50. Sheep noted steady with western lambs up to 16 and native lambs around 15.25 to 15.40, ewes around 6.50.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Con
American Wool
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cigar
U. S. Steel
International Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
South Omaha
Liberty bonds and grain markets drift higher on June day
New York reports liberty bonds mixed prices with slight gains alongside treasury issues and copper stock linked gains. Chicago grain closes higher as wheat rises amid delayed July delivery pressure and light trade, with corn and oats also advancing. Livestock arrivals in St Joseph show hog demand firm as market updates continue.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago
Willis Fogle Named Kent Iowa School Superintendent
Willis Fogle and his wife, residents of Griswold area, have accepted the role of superintendent of schools at Kent, Iowa. He will begin duties September first, and the Fogles will attend summer school in Boulder, Colorado.
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Griswold
Willis Fogle
Kent
Iowa
Chicago Livestock HOGS AND CATTLE PRICES FROM RECEIPTS
Chicago livestock report shows hogs with receipts around 21 000 and strong markets. Bulk hog prices range from 12 to 15 dollars with various weights and packers noted. cattle and calves also strong with beef and veal prices and ranges. sheep and lambs offer fat and feeder values. Prices include heavy weight hogs 12.60 to 15.15, calves to 10.50 11.25, lambs 12.00 16.25, ewes 6.? to 7.00.
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Chicago
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Brief
Corrected Daily grain and livestock notes show wheat and corn mixed, barley and oats priced low, butter and eggs listed, ducks at 10 cents, and stockers and feeders steady with cows and heifers around 3.65 to 6.00. Hog details incomplete.
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Reese Key
Priest Sails to Morrow for Ireland
The Rev Fr Sheehy of the Juda Catholic Church sails from New York tomorrow en route to Ireland. He plans visits in Belgium France and Italy before returning, according to a special to News-Telegraph.
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Adair
Sheehy
Judad Catholic Church
New York
Belgium
France
Italy
Cumberland graduate meets with a bad accident
Cleo Hensley, Cumberland High School graduate, suffered a severe yet not life threatening injury while sharpening a weed cutter at home Tuesday. The blade slipped, severing two arteries and cutting the forearm to the shoulder. He lost blood but was treated by a doctor and will have a sore arm for several days.
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Cumberland
News-Telegraph
Cleo Hensley
Cumberland High
Tousday
Road linking Red Oak and Walnut approved for review
Griswold Iowa June 19 The Montgomery county board of supervisors established the mile long road running north from the Eberts Taugh to connect with the road via Pottawattamie county as part of the secondary road system. The road runs from Red Oak to Walnut and awaits highway commission approval before final action. The route lies west of Griswold with many residents having graded and repaired the section.
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Griswold
Iowa
J Board
Montgomery County
Eberts Taugh
Pottawattamie County
Red Oak
Walnut
Highway Commission
Griswold Man Named to Handle Estate
Griswold Iowa June 19 R J Clark of this city has been appointed by the clerk of the district court of Pottawattamie county as administrator of the estate of the late Clifford McKeany who died when his automobile overturned on the road north of Red Oak.
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Griswold
Iowa
R. J. Clark
District Court
Pottawallamiy County
Clifford McKeany
Red Oak
Massena Men Travel to Ottumwa to See New Star
Three Massena players Frank Brandon Charles McBride and “sappy” Yancocks drove to Ottumwa to watch Ralph Brandon former local boy now starring for a fast Ottumwa team He played for the near school nine setting a record and his services have been secured for the summer by the Ottumwa club
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Frank Brandon
Charles McBride
Sappy" Yancocks
Ottumwa
Ralph Brandon
Ralph
Uear
Ottumwu
Steering wheel stolen from Ford car at musicale
Cumberland Ix Special to News-Telegram reports a local motorist had the steering wheel stolen from his Ford during a musicale at a Baptist church. Nothing else on the car was molested.
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Cumberland
Rebuilding Storm Torn Area North of Town
Special to News Telegraph reports reconstruction of buildings destroyed by a recent tornado north of town has begun. Lumber is hauled to Sandy Elgin and Henry Elgin farms as workmen move the H B P Wedemeyer house back onto its foundation. Our want of page will sell your property for you.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
Elgin
Henry Elgin
H. BP. H
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Janitor From Cumberland School Leaves for Xuma
J H Moats, longtime Cumberland school janitor famed for spring tulip display, left Tuesday with Lester Tucker for Xuma, Colo. Moats plans to visit his daughter Mrs Harry Liston for two weeks then return to Cleveland to take a greenhouse position. The tulip display drew visitors from out of town.
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Juine
H Gchwull Arid
Colo
Lester Tucker
Moats
Harry Liston
Clavindd
App Greenhouse
Lester
Blind pianist to play at Cumberland next Wednesday eve
A youthful blind Shenandoah musician will perform at the Methodist Episcopal church next Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid. He will be hosted by Mrs Theo Berry in Cass county and is visiting from Porter of Cadar Rapids, with family and friends attending.
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Cumberland
Former Atlantic man to open bakery July 1
M. A. Barr, formerly of Atlantic, dissolves partnership with O. G. Whiting and will start a bakery in the Kilert Thnken shoe shop quarters. He expects to open for business about July 11 in Cumberland Ta dunee.
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Cumberland
Ta Dunee
M. A. Barr
Purhip
O. G. Whiting
Kilert
Bussiness
Exira Lad Kicked in Face by Horse
Exira Iowa June 19 Lester Baier ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Baier of east of town is recovering from facial injuries after being kicked in the face by an old horse last Wednesday. He was guiding several horses through a gale when one animal kicked without warning lacerating his face and possibly threatening the sight of his right eye.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Lester Baier
William Baiersof
Small Animal Show Comes to Massena Iowa
Massena Iowa June 19 Richards Bros Animal Show arrived at dawn and set up tents for a day of performances. A second show is scheduled for this evening after the first performance today in Massena.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Richards Brox
Cumberland Man at Work in Chicago
Special to News Telegraph Nick Crom returns home from Chicago where he has been employed on a concrete gong.
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Chicago
Cumberland
Nick Crom
Remodeling Home Cumberland Tadunet Special to News Telegraph
Otto Picken is remodeling the front part of his home on Adams Street. The brief note indicates ongoing alterations and sites the Cumberland area.
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Cumberland
Tadunet
News-Telegraph
Otto Picken
Adams Street
Griswold Oil Company Moves to New Location
The Purity Oil Company moves its office from Fourth Street to a Main Street building formerly used by Willard Storage Battery. The site will also house Electric Service and Battery Corporation under C. T. Cocklin, stocking Exide batteries and specializing in repair of electrical apparatus.
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Griswold
Dung
News-Telegraph
Purity Oil Company
Fourth Street
Main Street
Willard ‘Storage
Oil Company
Electric Service and Battery Corporation
C. T. Cocklin
Exide
New Janitor Appointed at Cumberland School
J. B. Liston has accepted a janitorial position for the coming school year and is now living on the Cumberland school grounds in Indiana.
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Cumberland School
Cumberland, In
Nwes-Telegraph
J. B. Liston
Whooping cough hits Cumberland this week
Cumberland Iowa June 19 Master Ted Gordimer is among the whooping cough victims this week.
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Cumberland
News-Telegraph
Ted Gordimer
Final chapter in Holiness Mission dispute tallies $36,000
Judge Atherton B. Clark signs an order authorizing the distribution of about $36,000 among litigants related to the Holiness Mission of Ta-The in Rapids. Funds will go to members of Harry M. Ferguson's former group in Iowa Illinois Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. Ferguson opened the mission here years ago and induced funds.
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Holinese “Mission of
Thin Vity
Harry M. Ferguson
Atherton B. Clark
Ferguson
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Inferred Local Parish Conflict Seen in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crisis within a parish, with mentions of a leader named hia and alleged investment accusations. A mob reportedly drove him from town about four years ago, leaving parishioners unsettled.
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