Tim the Man Involved In Friday Night Car Accident
Edward Roo of Iowa City was brought to University hospital in serious condition after a Sunday night accident in which he suffered a fractured skull. He fell from an automobile driven by Lew Wonicke of Newport.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Edward Roo
University Hospital
Lew Wonicke
Newport
Massena
Ned Murphy
Sam Murphy
Massella
Murphy
Kansae
Wheat and oats slide as market posts mixed closes
Chicago and Minneapolis quotes show grains sinking at session end except corn and oats futures. Wheat drops about 1.4 to 1.5 cents, corn and oats mostly lower to slightly higher with notable late buying for September and December. Trade active though selling pressure and weak Winnipeg tone weighed on prices amid favorable winter-wheat weather and moderate export demand.
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Chicago
Bee
Dee
Commission House
Liverpool
New York Stocks Close With Broad Gains Amid Exchange Activity
New York markets showed advances as stock exchange activity perked up led by gains in Amn and Can lines. Notable quotes included Chrysler Motors 7.54, Coca Cola 18.245, Packard Motors, and Radio Corp, with diverse listings across steel, rubber, and public utilities in brisk late trading.
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New York
Jung
Stock Exchange
Lowes
Amn
Loco
Witter Works
Ann
Fenley
Anaconda
Bald
al Central
Nts Harvester
Tate Nickel
Mack
Marlani
Reo Motor
Sears: Roebuck,ao
Pac
So Ity
Stud
Cal
Ltd
N. Bme Pots —Producti t%467—Onions Pacific 284%; United Cigs. 105%. U.S. Ind
U. S. Rube Her
Wabash R. R
West Inghouse
White Motors
Ee Ovid
Realty More Things Don’t Have To Be Explained
A compact update notes that complex issues in Amerton area are clarified by a proactive approach. Local officials emphasize practical steps and community cooperation to address housing and development concerns.
Markets Moderate Swine Supply Across Eleven Markets
Chicago and nine other markets report moderate hog supplies with steady to firm prices. Hogs top $11.35 in Chicago with lighter weights up 10c from Monday. receipts around 20,000. Cattle and calves show steady to strong trends. sheep and lambs hold steady. regional totals list hogs 99,000 and cattle 32,800 across markets with a year ago higher totals.
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Chicago
Omaha
St- Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Boo
St. Pan
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
South Omaha
Atlantic Markets Summary of Agricultural Prices and Markets
Corrected daily market notes show animal and grain prices with mixed figures for butter, eggs, poultry, cattle, hogs, and grains. Entries list items such as broilers, cows, heifers, ducks, geese, wheat, barley, rye, and market codes, with prices like 22¢, 10¢, and 40¢ per unit.
Garden of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We thank neighbors and friends for their kind words deeds and floral offerings after the death of our husband and father John Steffens I and Children. Also an advertisement note about a remedy price 3 dollars postpaid Roy Lake Phona a68-J. Your want ad will be read by 26000 people.
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John Steffens
Chicka
Coceldi
Osis
Roy Lake
Illness and Injuries Across Local Families
A flurry of hospital updates follows across towns: Thomas Moore, son of Mr and Mrs Steve Moore of Cedar street, badly injures his right wrist while cranking a car and is treated at Swift plant hospital. several others, including Chris Spieker of Cumberland and Mrs Carl Kays of this city, undergo operations or discharge from Atlantic hospital and Jones hospital. Andrew Jacobs and families visit a hospital in Omaha. Griswold and Avoca reports note serious illness and injuries with multiple operations and recoveries. Nearby Ada and Adair locales report heart trouble and broken limbs from accidents, with residents hospital bound or recovering at home as medical updates flood the page.
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Thomas Moore
Steve Moore
Cedar Street
Young Moore
Swift Plant
Chris Spieker
Cumberland
Atlantic Hospital
Carl Kays
Atlantec Hospital
Ida
Struthers
Emanuel Hansen
Atlantic
John Hendrickson
Jones Hospital
Martha Niles
Alfred Wiechmann
Wiata
Giles of
Atlantic’ “Hospital
Arthur Barnholdt
Anita
Griswold
Griswold, Fa
Martin Dean
Virgil DeWitt
Guy DeWitt
Avoca
Don Marquardt
Milliam— Marquardt
Chis Vierck
Des. Moines
Adair
Spevin
Mary Hanley
Albert Handley
Canby
Thindley
Lewin
Lewis
Roy Keiser
Andrew Keiser
Audrey Burkhalter
Shroken
Ted Markeen
Jesse Smiley
Lester Kennedy
Scott Pollock
Polleale
Lucy Starr
Luck Jobe
B Jobe
Local law firms win and lose in supreme court
Swan Martin & Martin won two cases in the state supreme court and lost one in the town supreme court. Datton & Know lost its case. Munbeck Motor Sales Co v Frank R and Harley Garside affirmed the lower court. Garside testified to paying the mortgage on the car. Leonard Nelson of Harlan denied divorce. Nelson v Esther Nelson upholding marital relation and joint custody for Nadine. Ann McEvoy v Wy. Cooper argued in Guthrie county. writ of certiorari on venue change in a will contest discharged.
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Swan, Martin &Martin
Supreme Court
Tocal
Justice Stevens
Garsides
Manbeck Company
Marley Gu
Harley Garside
Theeks
Cass County District Court
Dalton & Knap
J. 8. Dowell
Swan, Martin & Martin
Leonard Nelson
Harlan
High Court
Nelson
Shelby-county
iNelson
Ernest Miller
Esther
Stevens
Nadine
Elk Morn
Swan, Martin & Martin Fost
Ann McEvoy
Cooper
Guthrie County
Atlantic Firm of
Attorneys
Wagner
Farmer Knop Wins Contest at Portland Cement Event
John H. F. Knop of nen this 1 ma the contest conducted at the Portland Cement company served $40 as his prize. The contest was on How Building with Concrete Improved Conditions on My Farm. There was one grand prize of $1,500, two second awards of $10 each and five third awards of $5 each and many prizes, the smallest of which was $2.50.
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John H. F. Knop
Nen
Lortland Cement Company
Correspondents Exchange Stories Over Telephone Aboard Plane
Report describes portable radio and telephone gear used on a plane for both incoming and outgoing conversations. A five foot vertical octa ngle antenna housing wires sits on the wing while a 150-foot antenna drops from the plane. Headphones and a box mouthpiece provide quiet operation with no noise heard when worn.
Atlantic ex-mayor backs concert talent for town
A. H. Mountain of Des Moines, former Atlantic mayor, endorses an entertainment by Prof. Vernon Miller and Lillian Sandbloom Wright of Drake University at the Congregational church. The Cass County Glee Club hosts the event Tuesday evening June 25, with Mr Mountain praising the artists and urging a packed house.
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A. H
Bert) Mountain
Des Moines
Atlantic
Ross
Vernon Miller
Lillian Dbloom Wright
Drake University
Congregational Church
News- Telegraph
Rogs Vernon Miller
Lilian Sandbloom Wright
A. IL Mountain
Golden Dell 4-H Club Meets Friday for Breakfast Lesson
The Golden Dell 4-H Club will hold its meeting Friday afternoon June 28 at Alma Eilis's home. The lesson is Planning and Serving a 4-H Club Breakfast conducted by the reader.
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Golden Dell Club
Golden Dell
Alma Eilis
Davis outlines student loan plan at Rotaries meeting
Avoca educator Davis told Rotarians his loan fund helps many boys through college with a plan that has a high success rate. Lions club heard Margaret Rae announce readings and Rosalie Cihing share piano numbers at a well attended gathering.
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Davis
Avoca
Wall-Ta-Do
Calumeteife
Maki’ Wee
Lions ‘Club
Margaret Rae
Rosalie Cihing
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the Daily
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Tee
Walnut
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Ralph Barkley
Emil Voss
Aimelia Stamp
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Manbeck Motor Company
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Rotes and Lions
Karl Dane
George K- Arthur
China
Atlantic Asbestos Fibre
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Lions’ Clubs
King’s State Park
Guthrie Center
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