Daily Markets closes quotes and Chicago livestock report
The Daily Markets reports closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange with values for major stocks and a Chicago market summary. Chicago and Omaha livestock sections show hogs, cattle, and lamb prices, with receipts and steady to lower trends, including top hogs around 14.60 to 14.90 and cattle and lambs varying by class.
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New York
American Can
Chicago & Northwestern
General Electric
Gen Stal Motors
Ilinois Central
Penn Oil
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
U. S. Steel Pfd
International Harvester
Mack Truck Lgr
Sears Rocbucl
United Drug
Chicago
Hewry
Stovkers
Kansas City
Wang
South Omaha
St. Joseph
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Report Highlights
Liberty bond quotations lead the page with 3 and 4 percent issues quoted and new issues around 108.03. Chicago cash grain shows Wheat at 1.451 3/4 to 1.503 1/2, Corn mixed 69 to 77, and Oats around 40. Provisions and futures drift, with wheat firming late on corn strength. St. Joseph livestock notes include hogs steady to down 10 cents, cattle steady, lambs strong, with notable price ranges for each group. Railroad and market commentary mention weather and domestic farm relief bill prospects.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Shorts
Washington Adyleus
Navy Farm
Senate
Moved Camp Brayton and Local Visitation Notes
June 23 Brayton move as road graders shift to primary road No. 18 camp. Residents Mrs L F Miller and daughters visit Omaha. Mrs A G Colvin and sister visit Des Moines. John Black visits son-in-law and granddaughter. Several families travel to Omaha and Des Moines for visits.
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Brayton
Des Moines
Merrill ‘Myers and Sons
A. F
John, Black
Rewold
Tierdonin Law
M. EB. Jenkins
Doris
Mikleson
Anna Basmusaun
Onmahn
Amd
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Price Snapshot
Atlantic markets report grain prices for No 1 and No 2 Wheat at 140 and 58, barley 60, oats 30. butterfat 54. eggs 22. old hens 19. roosters 12. ducks 15.03. springs 28. hogs 18.50. cattle steady with cows and calves around 7-9 thousand, feeders 9. steers 3-4 thousand.
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Atlantic
Waterloo Man 18 Named President of Iowa Alumni
Ben Swisher of Waterloo and John M Grimm of Cedar Rapids were elected presidents of the Jews Alumni Association and the board of trustees of the Jawa Memorial Union. Other officers include Attorney Swisher as president and Professor Forest G Ensign as secretary. The new trustees include Judge BF Puville.
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Jowa Eney
Ben Swisher
Waterloo
John M. Grimm
Cedar
Rugildy
Jews Alummni Association
Bard ‘of Trustees
Jawa Memorial Union
Wiumnt
Swisher
Pie
Ar‘ex
Iuwa'c Orey
Bying
Attormy Grimm
Judge BF
Puvilte
Fragmentary Iowa names and places in legal notice
Des Moines and Mason City appear with a list of individuals including J J Ghirkar and A Cox. The text mentions Des Moines Des Moines related persons, plus references to Om niapolis and Davenport as locations. The fragmentary note lists multiple surnames and towns in a likely judicial or official notice context.
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Des Moines
J.J. Ghirkar
Mason City
Bremi
Omniapolis
Eurpo
Davenworts
Hearserman
Lessie
Charles M. Dutcher
Tuwa Cuty
Swisher
Waterlous
Arthur d Cox
Lowa City
Yanks Take Lead in First Rounds British Event
Thick fog of garbled text follows this fragment, but mentions early rounds, British competitors, and several named participants such as Hagen, McLeod, Jones, and Bidiby. The piece hints at a championship setting with American and British contenders, noting positions in initial rounds.
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A S
Lytuam
Janet
PBS Anerida
Tirai
Vhampi
Walter Magen
Arte
St. Annes
Hagen
Rod McLeodain
Ti. Jones
Car Horned i
Bidiby
Stolen Bank Car Report From Audubon Area
A Buick coupe was reported stolen from Audubon. The vehicle remained missing with limited details and ongoing investigation notes reference a banker named Varther and a funeral attendant later found information to aid recovery. Local authorities urge any tips on the theft.
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Aububon
Nuwa-Tolugeapa
Farmers Club Meets at Lowe Home on June 18
A Farmers Club gathering took place at the residence of Mrs. Gy Vial Lowe on June 18. Attendees discussed plans, with prayer led by Lowe and remarks by Mel. Novy Lowe.
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Progredaiys
Mroand
Gy Vial Lowe
Pondud
Lowe
Births and Guest Notices From Local Home Listings
Fragmented notices indicate births and social gatherings at multiple homes. References mention a newborn girl and various families including Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sehyackel, Thomas Williemy, and Mrs. C. My. Vohs with scattered dates and locations in Anitas and Chicaway.
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Antta
Spreigh
Thomas Williemy
Chicaway
My. Vohs
Anitas
Deaths in Cumberland Adair Walnut regions
Funeral notices report Marie Catherine Wested of Elk Horn died at home south of Cumberland aged 27 years 2 months. M. C. Westergaard of Adair killed in Racine Wis. by his father’s death. services to be in Ravine. Miss May Line, Uys City resident, died four months after illness. services planned at Audubon Methodist. Thomas Thompson, former Walnut deayman, died in Norfolk Neb at 70. funeral by Masonic Fraternity. survived by wife, two children and siblings.
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Cumberland
Elle Horn
Adair
M. C Westergaard
What National Bank
Racine
Wis
Montiny
J.C. Westergaard
Peterson
Raeloe
Mandy Mtuening
Westergaard
Burlan
Auduban Paneer
Trey
Ta Asmye
Uys City
Atlan
Dercuseil
Clyde
Long Beach
Calif
Mes
Orange
Tex
BE. Varante
Trreliainn
Yaimg
This City
Lewis
Dian
Togoth
Audubon
Episcopalseepureh
Rex
Fancher
Maple Grove Cemetery
Walnut
Dauhgter
Zella
Alten
Norfolk
Thomas Thompson
Walnut Deayman
Deeuet Janis Thompain
Mt Son
Maxe7
Allen
Earl Thompson
Los Angeles
Cal
James Thompson
Fragmented Local Notice Teases Minor Details
A damaged OCR snippet from a newspaper page offers incomplete fragments. readable names or places are unclear while the rest remains obscured, leaving only hints of people and events without concrete facts.
Regular Army Contingent Camped Here Tuesday Night
A Regular Army contingent from Fort Omaha arrived here Tuesday evening on its march to Fort Des Moines. Units include H company and the machine gun company of the second battalion, with others to follow by rail and road. The move increases Fort Des Moines capacity, adding cavalry and artillery components and supporting detachments.
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Mountor
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Omahu
Fort Des Moines
Unita
Neelva
Sunnyside Park
Ler
Eye
Port Omaby
Fort Des Moliiak
Sprekage
Omaha
Bes Moines
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