Wall Street and grain futures mix with livestock markets
New York stock quotations show gains in several blue chips led by American Can and AT&T with mixed results across others. Grain prices fell in Chicago and Minneapolis edged lower on heavy selling. livestock markets in Chicago, Omaha, St. Joseph, Kansas City show variable shifts with hogs and cattle mostly steady to weak.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
General Motors
Goodrich
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cigar
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Sinclair
International Haarvester
Mack Truck
Westinghouse
White Motors
Chicago
Corn Advances Two Weeks From Last Year
Des Moines reports for the week show corn two weeks ahead of last year with ample rainfall and sunshine. Third cultivation underway as grain yields extend. harvesting nears with improved hay and grain prospects despite midseason drought.
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Des Moines
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Grain Report
Corrected daily grain and livestock summary from Atlantic Markets. Wheat Neobound No 2 price indications and oat produce noted. Butterfat eggs hens and ducks listed with small price marks. Cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow with cows and heifers priced around 3.60 to 6.00, hogs at 10.50 to 12.25.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Fuio
Farly
S. Smeep
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Harley
Massena Bank Robbery Alarm Fizzles From Dynamite Blast
Massena on June 24 reported an unplanned Fourth of July scare as dynamite exploded in a well at the Billingsley blacksmith shop. Two planks across the well were hurled about sixty feet into the air, one piece injuring a garage roof. The well, ninety feet deep, was abandoned. Community events proceeded with Children’s Day programs at local churches. Local residents noted various visits and gatherings, including a tenth wedding anniversary at the Frank Burg home.
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Massena
Speeink
News-Telegraph
OR Billingsley
Ochildren
Methodist
Rap
Victoria Methodist Church
M R. Barry
Virgil McAlfish
North Graneh
Minn
Parente
Boy Bitten by Pig South of Adair
June 24 Ta Special to News Telegraph The 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs Marcus Tagan south of Adair was bitten on the face by a mother pig Tuesday evening as the two older brothers tried to catch a piglet The father reached the scene too late and the child was bitten though not seriously injured Also mentioned are news of Joseph Neeley and Evelyn Neeley leaving Sharon Pa after a visit with Frank Davis and family Neeley is electrical superintendent at Carnegie Steel Works in Sharon Pa
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Adair
Marcus Tagan
Whysieian
Adata
Joseph Newl
Evelyn Neeley
William New
Joseph Neeley, Jr
Sharon
Frank Davis
Neeley Lis
Carnegie Steel Works
Sharen
Massena Man Taken to Creston Hospital
A Massena man was rushed to Community Hospital at Creston today for emergency appendicitis surgery. The patient was transported by local ambulance after his condition necessitated immediate medical care.
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Massena
Creston Hospital
Creston
Griswold Man Looks After Texas Estate
Griswold Iowa June 24 Special to News Telegraph George Schuler and son Harry have gone to Mercedes Texas to attend to business matters connected with the estate of the late Philip Eppelsheimer Mrs Schuler is sole heir to the estate
Marne News Briefs Report Local Family Movements
Miss Vivian Johnson and her brother Goodwin returned home from Boulder Colorado and Minnesota teaching duties to the Johnson residence. Thelma Skaw spent time with Leata Stamp while Peter Hansen of Maine recovers in Omaha from stomach ulcers. Several local residents, including Will Neon and the Skows, report minor misfortunes and family visits around Shenandoah Avoca and Jacksonville. Your want ad in this paper will be read by 18,000 people.
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Marne
News-Telegraph
Vivian Johnson
Goodwin
A. Johnson
Johnson
Boulder
Colo
Stohnson
Minnesota
Thelma Skaw
Leata Stamp
Peter Hansen
Maine
Exccelsior Springs
Omaha
Elsie Skaw
Pete Skaug
Avoca
Harry Henderickson
Peterson
Jacksonville
Marjorie Returnee
Hans Anderson
Mero
Joe Mordymartin
Massena Pioneer Resident Dies After Oklahoma Return
The body of Mrs. George Stahl, a Cass County pioneer, died in Oklahoma and is due in Massena today. She was 60 years old, lived here previously, spent last autumn in Creston, and moved to Oklahoma in February. Four daughters and two sons survive. funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Massena Methodist Church with burial in Massena Cemetery.
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Oklahoma
Will Croisant
Louise “Croisant
Massena
Jonrnd Holshuh
Henry Paulson
Athangie
Henry Crocant
South Dakota
Charles Stahl
Coeston
Fie
Harry
Massena Methodist Church
GL. Mufstadey
Massena Cemetery
Funeral of Lincoln Township Pioneer Held This Afternoon
Funeral services were held today for Charles Stein smela a pioneer of Lincoln township who died Sunday at his home at age eighty. Services were at the late home at 2 oclock with Rev Mr McEldawney of the local 4 P cosed officiating and interment was made in Evergreen cemetery.
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Anfbas
Charles Steinsmela
Lincoln Township
McEldawney
Evergreen Cemetery
Phone rate increase announced for Exira and Audubon
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. mails notices to Exira and Audubon customers about a rate raise effective July 1. Residential rates rise to 2 per month, business lines to 3 per month, party lines at 1.75, with a 2 cent early payment discount if paid by due date.
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EXIRA
Audubon
Northwestern Bell Velophone Company
Extra
AdaIr Girl to Wed Exira Business Man Briefed
Miss Caroline Kloyer traveled to Adair for an announcement party honoring Miss Lillian Rupperle of Adair who is soon to marry Herbert Watterson of Exira, with plans for a June wedding and related festivities.
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Adair
EXIRA
Spavia News-Telegraph
Caroline Kloyer
Lillian Rupperle
Adi
Herbert Watterson
Elliott News Briefs From Elliott Iowa Area
Local Elliott residents share visits with relatives from Griswold Omaha Shenandoah and Sioux City. Families from Sid ney Essex Red Oak and Omaha spend weekends with Elliott friends and relatives. Community gathering includes a reunion dinner and a business meeting of the Elliott single boys.
Rural carrier on annual vacation at Wiota
Special to News-Telegaph Frank Reed reports Rusty Reed rural carrier on route 2 Wiota and his family are taking their annual vacation. Rainbow trout are plentiful Iron Mills Wyoming. Mrs Nerman Eilis recovering from burns to foot and ankle. Mrs 2 F Finch visiting at G S Duzenbauhy then Bedford Missouri to visit son in law and Moundville to visit daughter Mrs Albert Campbell. Service at M E church last Sunday by Maurice McEldowney. Next service in two weeks. Ross Bell of Atlantic was a business caller in Wiota.
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Wiota
Frank Reed
Rusty Reed
Werd
Iron Mills
Wyo
Nerman Eilis
F. Finch
G. S. Duuzhenbauhy
Merring
Bedford
Moundville
Albert Campbell
M. E
Maurice McEldowney
Simpson Tallore
McEtowrey
Anita
Ross Bell
Atlantic
Grant Lady Dies at Clarinda Hospital
Mrs Mollie Hunt long time Grant resident died Saturday afternoon at Clarinda hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held today at 2 30 p m at the M E church in Grant. She was born in Grant and lived here and in Massena. Her sister Mrs Matty Smith resides here.
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Mollie Hunt
M. E
Grant
Fire destroys Hudson coach and garage at Casey
Fire of undetermined origin Monday night destroyed a garage and Hudson coach belonging to Arthur Hardin of Casey. The loss was partly covered by insurance.
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Hudson
Casey
Adata
News-Telegraph
Arthur Hardin
Case Fa
Picnic in Franklin Township a grand success
In Wiota Ta on June 24 a special report notes the German Lutheran church picnic at Franklin Township two miles southeast of Wiota drew about 250 attendees. The Tulind Concert band provided music, a cafeteria style feast satisfied all, and games featured a private-vating contest won by Wm This Newsna and a potato race won by Mrs. Geo Kloppenburg. The event is now an annual church affair.
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Wiota
Franklin Township
Tnlind
Geo
Kloppenburg
Adair Items Highlight Local Guests and Visits
Adair notes list numerous visitors and guests from Des Moines Omaha Atlantic and Walnut Iowa over the past week. Names include Mrs Savage Mr and Mrs Lynch Rev M J Rurick and many local families with travel to Mitchellville Cumberland Lenox and Des Moines. Social visits at Adair homes hotel and with relatives are reported along with a funeral in Mitchellville.
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Adair
News-Telegraph
A. He ‘Savage
Des’ Moinés
Geo. B. Lynch
Thirza
Des Moines
Idah Powel
Omaha
Mra
P. F. Nelson
Marcus, Wash
H. D. Byers
Nette Correll
Margaret Correll
Dunkerton
Ralph Francis
Margaret
Jessie McKennazot
Los Angeles
Calif
M. J. Rurick
Mitchellville
Beriah Battles
W. B. Arnburg
Atlantic
R.A
Fd Gaines
Myx
Russell Key
James
Glenon Walters
Lenox
Gordon Miller
Miller
J.B. Miller
Mias Tone Morse
Fontanelle
W. F. Winn
Chas. Bragg
Kansas City
Chas, Edwards
Angels Comedians to Appear in Griswold Next Week
Angels's Comedians will perform in Griswold starting Monday for five days, sponsored by the local post of the American Legion. The News-Telegraph reports a special note from Griswold, Iowa.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Angels
Lee Piants
Father Injured, Ta. Couple Return Home
Mr and Mrs T E Hafferty were summoned to Iowa City after the serious injury of the husband s father. They returned home today as doctors continued to treat the injured relative.
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News-Telegraph
T. E. Hafferty
Iowa City
Deaths: C Bolt Dies After Stroke in Villison
C Bolt died Friday night in Villison at his son Frank W Bolts home from paralysis after two prior strokes.stricken a month ago in Brush Colorado. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon from the Bolts home with Rev. Bogg, Methodist pastor, officiating. Pallbearers named H T Bunker J F Taylor Frank Thompson Glen Robe Oro Wits and Richard Morris. Burial followed in Arlington cemetery.
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Red Oak
V. C. Bolt
F. W. ‘Bolt
Bogg
Pat
H. T. Bunker
J. Fi. Taylor
Frank Thompson
Glen Robe
Oro Wits
Richard Morris
Arlington Cemetery
No Real Itch for Offica Tt in Studied Roll of Office
A garbled OCR fragment notes individuals studying their own roll in holding office. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving only vague references to political roles and a lack of real appetite for official duties.
Garber Visitors Attend Arnolds Park Picnic in Iowa
Des Moines visitors were hosted at Arnolds Park Iowa one day last week. B O Garter attended the Northwest Iowa picnic with local residents and noted participation from K of P members.
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Garber
Des Moines
Northwest
Iowa
P's
Arnolds Park
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