New York and Kansas City Stock and Livestock Quotes
Closing stock quotations on the New York Exchange show gains for Am Can and United States Steel among others with mixed results. Midwest and Gulf markets report steady to higher cattle hogs and lambs with receipts and top prices across Chicago, Houma, St. Joseph, and other markets, including specific runs for cattle calves hogs and sheep and noted top prices per market.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Woo
General Motors
Goodrich
Studebaker
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Westinghouse
White Motors
Sinclair Oil
International Harvester
Mack Truck
Kansas City
Wethers
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Emouth
Hans
St. Joseph
U.ao
Idahos
Liberty Bonds and Market Roundup From New York
Liberty bonds closed mixed with 4s and 5s near top prices as New York reports foreign government bonds largely unchanged amid European tensions. Greek 75s near Thursday levels, French 7s above OK, Japanese Gs at 1 4. Liberty bonds remain strong with robust volume. Chicago and South Omaha grain and livestock summaries follow, noting wheat and corn fluctuations and cattle, hogs, and lamb receipts and prices.
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New York
Europe
Smu
Shepherd Formerly Lived Near Lincoln in Wickuun Town
Lincoln June 26. Finin D Shepherd on trial in Chicago for the murder of his millionaire ward Aidly McClintock was once a resident of Wickuun Sel a small town near Lincoln. Shepherd lived at Hickoian yesterday five years ago, under Cyrus Wack editor of the Miekmann Enterprise. She worked as a painter.
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Lincoln
Fin D. Shepherd
Chicago
Aidly McClintock
Wickuun
Sela
Shephard
Hickoian
Ycerty
Cyrus Wack
Miekmann Enterprisi
Atlantic Markets Report From Dishrag Board
Commodity notes show mixed activity with wheat and barley steady selling prices. Cattle feeders hold firm while hogs trade around ten dollars with limited movement and cows and heifers around three to six dollars.
Local Hickman Notes On W D Ite and Preston's Past Work
In Hickman Black recalls Saennerd known as W. D. Ite and his brother Preston visiting after a Spanish clash. Both showed interest in church work and teaching Sunday schools, with shared faith and local ties guiding their efforts.
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Hickman
Black
Saennerd
W. D. Ite
Preston
Shakespearean Morning Riser Quoted by Reader
A fragment quotes a reader urging everyone to read a bit of Shakespeare each morning and then to bacon in a playful, garbled line, with odd capitalization and misspellings indicating OCR noise. The item captures a quirky opening note from a cultural column.
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Hteralewr
Audubon Forms New Concert Band In Making
In Audubon Iowa a newly organized concert band held its first rehearsal last night with twenty musicians. Harold Densen leads the group comprising local veterans and the high school band. Weekly concerts are planned in the near future.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Harold Densen
Brayton Doctor and Wife Return from Minnesota Resort
Dr and Mrs W E Koob of Brayton returned from a Minnesota summer resort trip. The couple enjoyed a two week outing and are back in the city.
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Brayton
Brayton June Biot Speeint
Jograph
W. 8. Koob
Minnesota
WIOTA DIVINE HOST TO TERRITORY PRIESTS
WIOTA, June 26, 0 special news bulletin lists visiting priests Rev. Fr. Cough Inn Waukee Rev Fr Casha Council Whites Rev Fr O Bonnell Massengd and Kee Br Phoser Rete as guests this week.
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Wiota
O'Connor
Prinstas
Cough
Inn
Waukee
Casha
Couneil Hhitts
O'Bonnell
Massengd
Phoser
Rete
Walnut News notes visits and travels in Iowa and Minnesota
Local residents and relatives are listed visiting relatives, returning from Minnesotan towns, attending operations, or traveling to Okoboji and Lake Okoboji. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bunker, Supt. and Mrs. Guy C. Miller, Miss Fearl Pedersen, Paul Kastner, Leona Hansen, and Miss Pearl Pedersen, with several family and community gatherings noted.
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Walnut
Dan
Dune
Ada
Neato Telegraph
Anton Anderson
Phegal
Kansas
Myre
Rose Garminre
Hebron
Nelo
Webb
Yon
Albion
Winnebago
Minn
Livy
Otto Stultenberg
Buggs
William
Lake Okoboji
Sveral
Fearl Pedersen
Omaha
L. C. Pedersen
Braney Hass
Paul Kastner
Rochester
Leona Hansen
St. Theresa College
Wienone
Maya Brothers
Ruehe
Adolph Dreyer
Claus Krambeck
Ed, Nivsen
Winifred
Ira Allen
Maxine
Emma Rhodes
Henry
Varry Dreyer
Mat Sualogy
Moines
Raya Cutehall
Mro
Re V. Benson
Amuy
Sunda
Mary Bensern My
Crow
Davenport
2. Crow
Pearl Pedersen
Mra
Pedersen
Truby -Schlotfeldt
Avoca
Emma Dure
Maria Fine
Hor
Avaen
Alvin Koehen
Everett Pope
Pope
Torrier
Www
W. W. OW
Harlan
T. H. Broughton
Origin of the Jolly Roger name debated by Sule Magss society
The Sule Magss marine research group claims to possess information on how the Jolly Roger name began. They note early usage around 1800s involving Captain Roberta and explain Roger once meant rogue, implying the flag signified a foolish rogue.
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Marine Researc Society of Sule, Magss
Ube
Roberta
Gip Summers Fined 500 for Drunk Driving in Avoca
In Avoca on June 26 Gip Summers was sentenced by Judge Wheeler to pay a $500 fine after pleading guilty to driving a car while intoxicated. He remains in the security jail unable to raise the money and faces up to 150 days in jail if the fine is not paid.
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Eomy
Avoca
News-Telegraph
Summers
Wheeler
Recent Wiota Bride Feted By Friends
Mrs Wayne Sisler formerly Miss Belle Woodall was honored at a bridal shower yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Reed. The house was decorated in pink and white with gifts presented from a miniature hayrack drawn by Teddy Barnholdt and Kissedkiyne Reed. Hosts included Mesdames H Reed Clause Barnholdt Carl Shoumaker Kay Morgan and Miss Fata Hail.
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Wiota
Dime
Wayne Sisler
Belle Woodall
Lol. Reed
Teddy Barnholdt
Kissedkiyne Reed
Mesdames II. Reed
Clause Barnholdt
Carl Shoumaker
Kay Morgan
Fata
Marne Girl Kicked By A Horse
A Marne girl was kicked by a horse and sustained injuries but was reported improved after several days. The incident occurred near Marne and was noted in local news dispatches with an update on her condition.
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Marne
Former Massena Man James Campton Dies in Missouri
James Campton, former Massena resident and livery barn proprietor, has died in Missouri. A wife and son survive. The notice was received by friends with a brief message confirming his passing.
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Massena
Newa‘Telegraph
James Campton
Missouri
Ilv
Jeff Masseno
Griswold Young Man Goes to Yale Camp
Griswold Ja June 26 Louis Reinig former Shattuck student now at Yale has joined the annual military encampment at Yale. The camp is run by the US Army as part of the summer officers training program.
Ling Dessiens Wedding Noted In Red Oak Area
Special to News Telegraph reports social notes from Elliott Iowa. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J H Petty Mrs Chas Barnes and others with Des Moines connections en route to the Red Oak wedding. Local residents Dr and Mrs A Carson and a party visited Shenandoah and nearby towns over the weekend.
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Martane
Mao
Fred Rupelmie
Shenandoah
Duames Flood
Mr. Flood
Seat Council Alaits
Elliott
Maxine Leona Morgan
Omid Werk
Children of Hope in Praisite or Loving Time
Fragmentary text appears to ponder affection and devotion toward an ideal rather than individuals, expressing a reverent tone toward a hopeful subject and the act of loving what is cherished.
GrIswold Woman Recovering After Auto Smashup
Mrs. George C. Wheeler of Griswold, local wife and prominent figure, is resting easily at Jennie Edmundson hospital after a Wednesday evening accident near Treynor. Her car, driven to Council Bluffs, struck a soft spot in the road, causing injuries including bruises and lacerations but no broken bones.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
George C. Wheeler
Council Bluffs
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Treynor
Victim of Pony Mishap Recovers at Adair IA
The condition of Mrs. O. C. Wilbourne is better after injuries from being trampled by a pony she was tying in a stall. The accident occurred last week in Adair, with a special to News-Telegraph noting her improving state.
Exira Families Attend Mrowe Reunion at Lashalaadebatats
In Exira Ja on June 2 special to Telegraph Mrs Thoebe Lain returned daughter Mrs Willi Spoo and two children and Mrs B C Wilson and family attended the Mrowe family reunion yesterday at Lashalaadebatats symmasl alfa held in the SIRT TOOT BE a.
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Exira, Ja
Thoebe Lain
Willi Spoo
B.C. Wilson
Mrowe
Lashalaadebatats
Conservatives Win in Nova Scotia Majority Victory
WATIFAN June 25 reports a Conservative victory in Nova Scotia with a majority in the provincial legislature after 43 years of Liberal rule. Returns show forty Conservatives elected out of thirteen seats, and Premier Armstrong and his ministers defeated.
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Watifan
Nova Scotia
Armstrong
Gladys Petersen Recovering After Swedish Mission Hospital Operation
Gladys Petersen daughter of Mr and Mrs M P Petersen is reported getting along well after an operation at the Swedish Mission hospital. She will remain at the hospital for some time. Peter Hoegh his wife and Edna visited Ella a nurse student at Jenny Eamundbon hospital in Council Bluffs. A birthday for Mrs Hans Maryquesen June 22 drew many friends and relatives with ice cream coffee and luncheon.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Gladys Petersen
M.P. Petersen
Swedish Mission Hospital
Gladys
Peter Hoegh
Edna
Council Bluffs
Ella
Jenny Eamundbon Hospital
Bart Jonson
Harvey Johnson
Sorensen
Carroll
Hans Maryquesen
Hirhhday
Hans
Chicago
Andersen
Omaha
Library Adds Many New Juvenile Books
The local Carnegie library recently received a large consignment of juvenile books. The collection covers patriotism biography travel geography pioneer tales Indian stories animal life nature studies myths legends folklore and Mother Goose rhymes for children aged five to eleven or twelve. This is a valuable addition to the library.
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Carnegie Library
Thia
Burnham Meat Market Sold to H R Harwick
H R Harwick of Bear Audubon buys Burnham Meat Market in Griswold and will take possession around July 1. Local business change brings new ownership to the market and notes acquisition details for the community.
Federal Capitol Building Corner History Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe early Capitol area events with references to the Caytel building at Washington and occupancy by residents in September 17th, with a 1800 wing and a Philadelphia government figure involved, leading to ownership or possession by October of that year.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Prince Receives Gold Brick in Africa Visit
In Johannesburg on June 26 the Prince of Wales was presented with a gold pick after touring the world’s largest gold mine, 32,000 feet deep, highlighting royal attention to Africa’s mineral wealth.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Prince of Wales
Nickname Originated The Wrench Frogs Label Story
The piece explains how Nickname Originated The Wrench earned the nickname frogs from the Irrench Elags mishearing hearings that began with three froga and involved exchanged details. The origin reflects playful jargon and local folklore in the era.
Brother of Local Man Killed in Motor Bike Crash
Jiarl Comstock aged 23 died from injuries after a motorcycle crash on White Way No 7 near here. He was en route to California with Emil Helbourg when their machine left the road. Comstock died at the hospital a few hours after the accident as his father and brother in Atlantic Iowa awaited news.
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Marengo
Jiarl Comstock
Winstead
Conn
Comstock
Emil Helbourg
California
Windstead
White Way No. 7
Atlantic
Towa
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Exira
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Alma ‘Rubens
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