NY Stocks Close Report From June Market Day
New York June 20 closing quotations on the stock exchange show American Can 185 percent AT and T 141 percent American Wood 36 percent General Electric 287 percent General Motors 79 percent Goodyear 63 percent International Paper 47 percent Studebaker 46 percent United Cigar 81 percent U S Steel 11658 percent Mack Trucks 178 percent Sears Roebuck 170 percent.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American Wood
General Electric
General Motors
Goodyich
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cigar
U. S. Steel
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
Liberty bonds rise as New York market hits high prices
New York bond market advances across all departments with liberty loans selling at the year’s peak. First 44s set a record high around 102.20 while other issues gained, and municipal and exempted bonds saw strong demand amid active rail and industrial issues.
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New York
INS
Liberty Loans
Grant College Student Undergoes Operation
Mary Vetter, daughter of Mr and Mrs D B Vetter, underwent an operation in June. Special to News Telegraph.
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Grant College
Grant
News-Telegraph
Mary Vetter
DB. Vetter
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Grain prices quoted for wheat and barley with market notes for oats and slag. Butterfat and egg values listed. Cattle and hog prices shown with ranges for different classes. A hospital report notes a local surgery for appendicitis and recovery after a college trip to Iowa City.
Former Griswold nurse wed at Vinton Tuesday
Mrs. R. L. Acker, once a well known Griswold nurse, married Tuesday to J. B. Brant at Vinton Town. The groom works at the School for the Blind in Vinton, where the couple will reside.
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Griswold
Vinton
Audubon Landmark Condemned by Fire Marshal
Audubon Iowa June 20 The two story brick building on Main street formerly owned by the late A H Roberts who ran a drug store has been condemned by State Fire Marshal J A Tracy and will be removed. The building long vacant is probably Audubon s oldest structure.
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Audubon
Iowa
Specialty News-Telegraph
Main Street
A. H. Roberts
J. A. Tracy
Audubon Societies Unite For Storm Relief Work
Audubon patriotic organizations joined to collect and ship clothing, furniture, and other essentials to storm victims in Persia Iowa. The items were coordinated with the Audubon county Red Cross and sent today by truck for distribution to those in need.
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Audubon Patriotic Societies
UNITE
Audubon
Ptaareth Pa Eben
Persia
Andutin County
Three Montgomery County Students Are Simpson Grads
Three Montgomery county graduates earned diplomas from Simpson College in the Class of 142. The seniors include Thiel Andrew Moor of Willisea Albert Frank Silke of Red Oak and uy Weidman of Elliott. George Kirby left for Gillette Wyoming for a weeklong visit with his brother and family. Kim Kinney is his institute on the mi route.
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Montgomery County
Simpson Grads
Elliott
Newass Telegraph
Simpson
TLL
Montgomery
Sibers
Thiel Andrew Moor
Willisea
Albert Frank
Silke
Red Oak
Uy Weidman
Eliott
Weidman
George Kirby
Gillette
Wyo
Des
Kim) Kinney
Children’s Day at Elliott Postponed to Sunday Evening
Special to News-Telegraph reports the Children’s Day program, rained out by last Sunday’s severe storm, has been rescheduled for Sunday evening at 6 o’clock at Elliott.
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Elliott
Duke
News-Telegraph
At & O'Clock
Elk Horn Boy Rushed to Omaha Hospital
Elk Horn Iowa June 70 Hans Jorgensen taken to Swedish Mission hospital in Omaha for emergency appendicitis operation after sudden illness last night.
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Elk Horn
Omaha
Iowa
News-Telegraph
Hans Jorgensen
J. P. Jorgensen
Adams and Moore Leave for Chillicothe Business College
Ira Adams and Lyle Moore depart for Chillicothe Maine to attend business college. Ira has studied there previously, while Lyle is a new entrant in the program.
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Elliott
Spe_ cial
News-Teleygraph
Ira Adams
Alfred Adams
Lyle Moore
Cora Moore
Chillicothe
Business College
Ira
Lyle
Cumberland Man Recovering From Gland Trouble
Cumberland Iowa June 20 Varel Morgan confined to bed due to swelling glands is now able to sit up and move around. He has shown improvement and may soon return to normal activity for the News Telegraph report.
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Cumberland
Iowa
News-Telegraph
Varel Morgan
Home Burned While They Attended a Funeral
Lyman Iowa January 20 special to News Telegraph Mr and Mrs Nick Fisher returned to Welcome Minnesota after attending the funeral of the latter s sister Mrs Walter Eppelsheimer Saturday night the Fisher home and contents burned no one was home and no fire had occurred for two days making the cause unclear
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Lyman, Ia
Jane
News-Telegraph
Nick Fisher
Minn
Walter Eppelsheimer
Cumberland Man Faces Eye Trouble in Omaha Visit
Cumberland Iowa June 20 Special to News Telegraph Sam Hartrison a local man who traveled to Omaha to consult an eye specialist reports slow improvement after three weeks of treatment. He hopes to be able to operate soon and is showing a slight recovery.
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Cumberland
Iowa
Line News-Telegraph
Sam Hartrison
Focal
Omaha
Exira Girl Weds in Pittsburgh Pa
Miss Mabel Jessen, Exira graduate, wed William Bethel of Pittsburgh Tuesday. Bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Kes A Jessen of Exira. she studied at Cedar Falls, Berkeley and met the groom in California. They will live in Pittsburgh where he works for the Postal Telegraph Co.
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Exira
Lown
Mabel Jussen
Pittsburgh
William Bethel
Kes A. Jessen
West of
Cedar Walls
Berkeley
California
Bethel
The
Postal Telegraph Company
Exira Pastor Is Entertaining Brother Visit
Royal Humbert of Canton Massachusetts is visiting his brother Rev Dale Humbert pastor of the Griswold Church of Christ in Exira where the two brothers are spending time together and sharing local events.
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Exira Pastor
Exira
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Royal Humbert
Canton
Dale Humbert
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Griswold
Volunteers Clear Storm Debris After Tornado Hit Hansin Heights
About forty business men and farmers from Ele Jiorn town gathered at Hansin Heights on June 20 and cleared storm debris by sheer numbers. The Elk Horn American Legion Ladies Auxiliary provided refreshments to the workers.
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Ele Jiorn
News-Telegraph
Hansin Heights
Ladies Auxiliary
Elk Horn
American Legion
Local social notes from Grant News Grant
Ames and surrounding residents are reported in a string of social notes. Leland Romig Wayne Conrad Dorothy Langley Mary Askey and others are visiting relatives or traveling in Iowa Minnesota and Illinois. Shoppers and visitors including Mr and Mrs F Porter Frank Covad Montgome and several Des Moines and Chicago residents are noted with links to Red Oak Atlantic Griswold and Welcome Minn.
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Janice
Red Oak
F. Porter
Iowa
Frank Covad
Vern
Welcome
Minn
Mes
Montgome Atlantic
Agnes Gundermay
Flora Kilpatrick Madtorec
Athentic
Roberta
Des Moines
Wm. Winnett
Chicago
Donohoe
John Ashbaugh
1 .Blerblum
Griswold
Mises Fern
Vera Kreger
Della Kreger
Atlantic
Showing of Feature Picture at Griswold Halted
Griswold, Town, June 20. A power failure halted the showing of the feature picture North of 86 at the capacity house after the high line from Red Oak went out of commission. The audience was left in darkness as the screen went dark during the film.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Red Oak
Audubon Council Halts Sunday Movies
In Audubon on June 20 the Sunday moving picture show was shut after two weeks. The city council passed an ordinance declaring amusement for profit illegal on Sunday. Ed F Johnson, owner of the theater, will submit to the action without a fight and will cease Sunday operations. Petitions with about three hundred signatures circulated in churches urged closing the show.
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Audubon, In
Ed F. Johnson
Kimballton to Dedicate New Park on Sunday
Kimballton residents plan a Sunday dedication for a new park just east of the public school near the business district. The program features prominent speakers and music provided by the Kimballton band, marking a community celebration.
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Kimballton
Kimballton Lund
Audubon Club initiates five new members
Audubon Iowa June 20 Five new members were initiated at the 10 Q0 hall here on lust Monday night. Refreshments were served at the close of the ceremonial. The new members are R W MacDonall Carl Petersen James C Petersen Ralph Newell and Lowell Williamson. Several other candidates have been given their initiatory degree in the recent past and will be further instructed in a short time.
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Audubon
R. W. MacDonall
Carl Petersen
James C. Petersen
Ralph Newell
Lowell Williamson
Cumberland Divine At Bible Convention
Cumberland Iowa June 20 Special to the Newas Telegraph Rev Baxi Swales pastor of the Baptist church is attending a Bible convention at Des Moines this week.
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Cumberland
Iowa
Newas Telegraph
Baxi] B. Swales
The
Baptist Church
Des Moines
Judge Lynch Attends State Bar Meeting at Dubuque
Ada ir Iowa June 20 Special to News Pelegraph Judge George K R Lynch of this city attended the annual meeting of the State Bar Association at Dubuque. The closing session was yesterday.
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Adair
Iowa
George KR. Lynch
State Bar Association
Dubuquet
Illness Sends Arnold to Illinois
GrIswold Iowa June 20 Special to News Telegraph A E B Arnold has been called to Illinois due to the serious illness of his mother.
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Griswold
Iowa
News-Telegraph
A. EB. Arnold
Illinois
Danish Baptist Conference Nears Final Day in Harlan
The eighth national conference of the Danish Baptist General Conference of America, opened in Harlan about 15 years ago, will close Sunday afternoon after a session that began Wednesday.
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Warlan
Danish Baptist General Conference of America
Items of Interest from Griswold Iowa
Mr and Mrs George B Phillips visited Red Oak. W T Kirkpatrick and children renewed old acquaintances in Sigourney and Hedrick. Homer Gregory of Imogene stayed with Frank McClure. Oro Wormley sails to Boulder Colo for summer school. A G Avrasmith and daughter Ruth visited Griswold from Fullerton Neb. Mrs Cora Courcier and Ida Holldorf left Griswold after funeral of Robert M Davis. Amanda Gerlach returned to Wilissea after visits to Griswold and Noble Center. Marguerite Reynolds returns home from Omaha for vacation. Jennie Forsyth teaching in Cedar Rapids visits Griswold then Town City for summer school. James White, Cumberland Electric operator, was in Griswold on business. Mr and Mrs Roscow Allison traveled from Griswold to Hartington Neb. Otto Palmer of Davis Palmer meat market went to Ottumwa then returned home.
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Wormley
Griswold
Boulder
Colo
A. G. Avrasmith
Fullerton
Neb
Ruth
Cora Courcier
Ida Holldorf
Ogilvie
Minn
Robert M. Davis
Amanda Gerlach
Willisea
Noble Center
Marguerite Reynolds
Omaha
Jennie Forsyth
Cedar Rapids
James White
Cumberland
Thin City
Camp Fire Girls organize in Elliott area
Elliott la June 20 Special News Telegraph The girls in Elliott and vicinity plan to organize Camp Fire Girls next week with Mrs Mable Calling and Miss Five Weidman as leaders Notice Rebekah will meet at 10 30 Sunday at IOOF hall to go to Congregational church and later to the cemetery to decorate graves By Order of Noble Grand.
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Juy.News
Elliott and
Camp Fire Girls
Mable
Weidman Nox
Rebekahy
Congregational Church
Toe
Order of Noble Grand
Our want ad page will sell your property for you
A concise notice stating that the want ad page will facilitate selling your property. It emphasizes the service’s role in connecting sellers with buyers through classified listings, highlighting ease and reach for potential property sales.
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Exira Social News: Local Visits and Travel Notes
Mrs Clyde Jones returns from Excalator Springs Missouri due to her mother's illness. Mrs Barney Deets arrives from El Centro California to spend the summer with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs M E B Haughey of New Hampshire visit Myra James Martin. The Ren dleman sisters go to Chicago for summer school. Mr and Mrs W E Varney return from Shenandoah to see son Donald visiting an aunt in Spokane.
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Iowa
News
Clyde Jones
Excalator Springs
Barney Deets
el Centro
Calif
M. EB. Haughey
New Hampshire
Mya
James Martin
Spokane
Wash
Carrie
Flora Rendleman
Chicago
W. E. Varney
Shenand
Donald
Vacuum Rupture Shield expert to visit Park Hotel Atlantic June 23
Bo Meinhardt from Chicago, a rupture shield expert, will demonstrate The Vacuum Rupture Shield at the Park Hotel Atlantic Towa on Tuesday June 23 from 10 am to 4 pm. The device claims instant relief without understraps and requires in person fitting only.
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Chicago
Park Hotel
Atlantic
Towa
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