Grain and Livestock Market Report from Omaha and Chicago
Grain prices show No 2 mixed wheat at 1.05 percent, corn shows varied White and Yellow grades from 85 to 86 cents, oats around 44 to 49 cents. Omaha hog and cattle receipts rise with hogs up to 7.00 top, bulk 6.25 to 6.60, cattle slow with best loads near 10.85, bulk 9.25 to 10.50, sheep steady with lambs 14.75 to 15.00. Chicago hogs higher to around 7.00, cattle slow to steady, yearlings leading sales 8.00 to 9.00, bulls strong, sheep active with fat natives 15.00 to 15.50 and clipped lambs around 4.00 to 6.50.
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Business Change at Harry Conklin Bakery and Cafe
Audubon Louisiana June 26 Special to News Telegraph Frank Welch, employed at a filling station, and Q K Purdy, former druggist, consummated a deal today making them owners of the Harry Conklin bakery and cafe. Mr Conklin has not announced his future plans.
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Audubon
Frank Welch
Q. K. Purdy
Harry Conklin
Conklin
Funeral services for Anna Rose Johnson in Extra
Funeral services were held Sunday for Anna Rose Johnson who died Tuesday at the family home north of Anita. Rev A Jacobs of the Anits Methodist church preached at the Church of Christ here, with interment at Extra Cemetery.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Anna Rose Johnson
Anita
A. Jacobs
Anits Methodist
Church of Christ
Elk Horn Notes on Local Residents and Travels
Elk Horn June 26. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Marquisen have word from Omaha of a new boy born to their daughter Mrs. H Andersen. McClain visited Harlan. Christina Nielsen works at Niels Larnen’s home this summer. F P Fredericksen family in Tyler Minn. Niels and Haris Mathiesen with others motor to Omaha for a Lake Manawa outing. Sylvia Nielsen, 8, improves after appendicitis surgery. Trene Jensen visits Council Bluffs. Jorgensen daughters Dagny and Almy travel to Des Moines to visit Fritz Clementen. Willis family returns from Lake View. Vera Christensen helps at Niels Hansen’s east of town.
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Hans Marquisen
Omaha
H. Andersen
McClain
Harlon
Christina Nielsen
Niels Larnen
F. P. Fredericksen
Tyler
Minn
Niels
Haris Mathiesen
Chris Christiensen
Chris Larsen
Lake Manawa
Sylvia
K. Nielsen
Sunnyside Park
Atlantic
Kate Mahanna
Nebraska
Lutheran Sunday School
Meyers Grove
Avoca
Morris
Shelly
George Backus
A. D. Backus
Hastings
Neb
Miller Rubber Co
Jess Ward
Pauline Ward
Kansas City
Neatha Ward
Marguerite Thompson
Beulah Walters
Linda Hansen
Denver
Colo
Council Bluffs
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Harlay
Edwards
M. Mullen
Will Fitzpatrick
E. A. Moore
Iy Harlan
M. Moore
August Fischer
Orleé Johnson
Wilson
Leroy
Vera ‘Seville
Central Street
Seville
Lincoln
Richard Binkix
Waterloo
Jacob Carbuhn
Walnut Street
Local visitors and gatherings in Extra Happenings Iowa
Bert Beers and wife of Des Moines visit relatives in Extra Happenings. Been Green of Hamburg spends vacation with natives and friends. Mr and Mrs J N Brown and daughter Mrs Irkin Pellatt of Atlantic were guests at Mrs Jonn Hill's home on Sunday.
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News-Telegraph
Bert Beers
Des Moines
Beers
Been Green
Hamburg
J. N. Brown
Irkin Pellatt
Atlantic
Jonn Hill
Local Visits Highlight Maine Weekend News
Georgetown resident Geo Pardee of Lewis barbering family time in Marne. Superintendent S W Rowley of the local school paused in Council Bluffs on a business visit last Saturday.
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News-Telegraph
Geo. Pardee
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S.W. Rowley
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Jocal School
Council Bluffs
Walnut Man Hurt When Hit by Car
Vern Cade, a Walnut Ta drayman, escaped serious injury after being struck by an automobile on the River to River road five miles northeast of Walnut. He was hurled ten feet, landed on the hood of the machine, and aided his wife in helping their son from the front seat as another car struck him and sent him into the air. Residents of El Horn aided Cade at the scene before he was taken home, where he recovered without broken bones.
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River Road
Walnut
Drayman
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Cade
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Apyra
el Horn
Walnut News Highlights Local Visits and Travel Notes
Walnut, June 26 special to News-Tele ink. Dr. Byron Redman of Bokhim Iowa visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Redman and others in town. A long list of relatives and friends spread across Atlantic and Omaha as townsfolk hosted and traveled for extended visits. Various residents left for trips to California and Des Moines while others planned summer engagements and family gatherings.
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Atlantic
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Exchange State Bank
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James Ryan Wee
Omaha
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Town
Elanore Hoffman
Des Moines
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San Jose
Cal
I-B
Mickel
California
Eda
Michigan
Mueller
Spet
Fimil
Mule
Misaés
Augusta
Larthd
Rut Stacy
Chile
Margaret
Ray Si
Extra Christian Church Without a Pastor
EXIRA Iowa Rev J Bailey of Des Moines filled the pulpit of the Christian church here Sunday. The church is without a regular pastor as Rev G M Eppard has resigned.
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News-Telegraph
J. Bailey
Des Moines
Christian Church
G. M. Eppard
Bowser of Omaha Visits Lewis on Sunday
Warren Bowser of Omaha spent Sunday in Lewis visiting friends. Ralph Ehmke was initiated into the Eastern Star at a regular meeting of the local chapter Monday night. Dr H A Smith, the local veterinarian, is suffering with a sprained right ankle. Elmer E Archer, a well known local man, has been ill for several weeks and is resting fairly well, holding his own at the bedside.
Sunnyside park in Atlantic Sunday note
Sunnyside park in Atlantic hosts a Sunday gathering as residents share visits and social exchanges. Nearby activities include picnics at Meyers grove Avoca and calls on friends in Nebraska. The community tracks travels and family events with deaths, weddings, and visits shaping local life.
Work resumes on Anita paving project after shutdown
Anita Tas July 26 Special to News Telegraph after a three day shutdown paving work resumed at an early hour. A giant concrete mixer failed and repairs arrived last night. A sand crane was disabled by another accident. North half of the concrete base on Main street is being laid and should finish soon. Brick work continues at the east and west ends of Main street.
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Anita
Tas
Main Street
Kimballton Robbery Probe Aids From Bluff Find
Kimballton Illinois June 26 Special to News Telegraph. Investigator Yackey, famed state agent, heads the probe into last week’s $4000 robbery at Carlson dry goods and Faa borg Gents furnisher stores. Merchandise vanished by truck. Winger prints photographed on dusty shelves may point to suspects. Yackey in Council Bluffs believes loot was disposed of with fence help.
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News-Telegraph
I Yackey
Carlson Dry Goods
Faaborg Gents
Yackey
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