Grain and Livestock Market Report Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats mixed with No 2 hard wheat at 1.07 107% No 2 red at 1.13 No 2 yellow hard 1.05 1.14% oats No 2 white 44 44%c No 2 yellow 42 43%c etc. Omaha and Chicago livestock markets show hogs weaker on receipts 10 000 to 54 000 with top 7.90 and 7.35, cattle and sheep receipts varying with bids and top prices noted for veals lambs and ewes.
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Chicago
Omaha
Mxied Lloyds
Idaho
Lowey
When is a primary winding according to Fanny
The text playfully answers the question with a riddle stating a primary winding occurs when H’s circuitous. It reads like a joke line or pun and lightly suggests a linguistic twist rather than a technical definition.
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Fanny
Walnut Lad Survives Head Injury After Surgery
Walnut Ia June 25 Special to News Telegraph Wm Thompson 19-year-old lad southwest of here injured ten days ago by a runaway team hitched to a hayloader at Lord Lister hospital Omaha where an operation was performed on his head to relieve pressure on his brain The lad was taken to Omaha Friday and submitted to an operation Saturday Reports from the hospital today indicate the operation was successful.
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Walnut
Omaha
News-Telegraph
Wm. Thompson
Here
Lord Lister Hospital
Crystal Lake Plans Big July 4 Program and Fight Return
Lewis la June 25 Special to News Telegraph returns from the Dempsy Gibbons fight on July 4 at Shelby Montana will be announced at Crystal Lake during the Lewis and Cumberland ball game in the afternoon. Bulletins with the story will read between innings. A big Independence Day program has been arranged at Crystal Lake with a dance to conclude events.
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Lewis
News-Telegraph
Dempsy-Gibbons
Shelby
Montana
Crystal Lake
Cumberland
Heh
Shelby Board Saves 4000 on Second Bids
John P. Nelson of Audubon and F H Christensen of Guthrie Center won contracts totaling 18 745 61 for halfle walls and guard rails on Shelby county primary roads. The board rejected earlier bids. the second setting saves about 4000 for the county.
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Harlan
John P. Nelson
Audubon
F. H. Christensen
Guthrie Center
Shelby County
Atlantic Man Had Remark able Escape Upset Injures Audubon Man
Dewey Alt, auto mobile mechanic of Audubon, was seriously injured when his car swerved off the M C trail west of Exira near the Walter Scotland home Saturday evening. He remains at the Park hotel unable to be moved to a hospital. His companion Jess Wilken of Atlantic escaped with minor bruises. Alt suffered several fractured ribs and possible lung injury from the broken rib. The car had recently been overhauled and steering tightness contributed to the loss of control.
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Atlantic
Audubon
EXIRA
News-Telegraph
Dewey Alt
Park
Alt
M.C. Trail
Walter Scotland
Jess Wilken
Local Short News From Massena and Surrounding Towns
Massena area social notes list Mrs B Sullivan entertaining sister Mrs Alonzo White and niece Mrs Perry Graces of Illinois. Mrs Phillip Griffith hosted her mother Mrs Wagner and brother Clarence of Creston. John Rae and family from Caldwell Idaho visited relatives then moved east for more family visits. Ed Wagner family visited Anita. A B Tace and family returned from Red Oak and Grenton. Mayor John Slocum of Indianola visited W W Slocum. Edith Krause stayed with her brother Raymond Krause in Atlantic. Mrs Hawk of Atlantic stayed with Neal Yarger. Mrs Alice Heath returned from Bloomfield to visit daughter Mrs G Patterson. Helen and Bernadine Barry visiting Villisca. Mrs C A Miller called to Grant for her father's death. Homegaards pantry sale downtown. Catholic Ladies Aid held similar sale. Wm Luke and family were visitors at Prescott.
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Massena
B. Sullivan
Alonzo White
Perry Graces
Illinois
Phillip Griffith
Wagner
Clarence
Creston
John Rae
Galdwell
Idaho
Ernstin Johnson
Torado
Anita Sunday
Wray
Wilson
W. ‘W. Slocum
Corning
A. B. Tace
Red Oak
Greston
John Slocum
Indianola
W. W. Slocum
Cal’ Merchant
Edith Krause
Raymond Krause
Atlantic
Hawk
Neal Yarger
Alice ‘Heath
Bloomfield
G. Patterson
Helen and
Bernadine Barry
Villisca
C. A. Miller
Homegaards
Catholic Ladies Aid
Wm. Luke
Prescott
Local Happenings in Exira and Nearby Towns
Mrs Tom Allen of Moline Illinois departed for Carroll after visiting friends here. E B Perry, a well known local man, is seriously ill at home after a heart trouble attack. R Rogers west of town is ill with kidney trouble. About fifteen Legionaires and families attended the Ninth district Legion picnic at Griswold Sunday. Elva Hamlin spent the week in Bradyville. Merlin Elwood and wife of Prescott visited relatives here Sunday.
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Exira
Iai
News-Telegraph
Tom Allen
Moline
Carroll
E. B. Perry
Soren Sorensen
Minds of Men Jury Dilemmas Reported in Dalles News
A brief Dalles News item notes that juries face difficulty reaching agreement, with the phrase 12 men often taking longer to settle verdicts. The report reflects on the challenge of consensus in jury deliberations and the difficulty of unanimous decisions.
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Dalles
Reese
Maine News brief highlights from Arne Iowa visit and local moves
Items from Arne Iowa on June 26 report visits by El tcon and family to Griswold and Mrs Watsons kin. Cattle shipments nine cars bound for Chicago from west Maine. Burkey family travel with Fern. Bloomfield Nebraska visitors depart for Austin Minnesota to see sister. George Van Whikla and Gerald Johnson visit Maine parents. Priest family returns from Shenandoah. Otis Cohn of Lewis visits Franklin home. Rock Island picnic special train causes excitement in Maine on return to Council Bluffs. Lauretta Stude weekend with Avaca family. Hog house under construction east of town by John Tabisen, Will Lamp carpenter. Arlene Smith to Atlantic for a week with aunt Clarence Minor.
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Arne
Chase Priest
Shenandoah
Hardy Martin
Lauretta
Fred Stude
Avaca
Buaden
John Tabiesen
Will Lamp
Arlene Smith
Atlantic
Clarence Minor
Adair County Red Cross Office Closes Doors
Adair County Red Cross dissolves its county office due to lack of funds. After war, a remaining balance of about $11,000 was to be kept locally if 60 percent of funds would stay for county use. The local chapter was instructed to forward the balance to headquarters.
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Adair County
Red Cross
Greenfield
Adair County Red Cross
Adair
Adm County Red Cross
Jocaliehaptér
Baliiire Ut
Adgir Citizbna
Forties of relief fund remain in town city funds
A fragment indicates about $2,006 still remains in the soldiers relief fund. Names such as Miss J Mitchell are mentioned in relation to the county relief efforts.
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Everett
Conido
Ea Szavid
Waters Wofinger Grain Co
Green Bay Lumber CO
Britton
Towa
Grahams
A.T. Rasmussen
Brayton
International Harvester Farm Machines” Sales Service
Maine News
Des Moines
Des Moines’ Ey of Commerce
Rata
Argonne Post Band
American ‘Legion
Casa County
Courthouse Park
Joy
Des “Moines
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