New York Stocks End Day Quotations Reported
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange show American Can at 2, A T T 140, Chicago Northern 44 Gen Electric 236 General Motors 148 International Harvester 420 Penn Oil 53 Southern Pacific 104 Studebaker 52 U S Steel 138 U S Steel preferred 1205 ene Truck 116 Sears Roebuck 1 percent.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
Chicago&~ Northwestern
General Electric
General, Motors
International Harvester
Penn Oil
Southern Pacific
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Pfd
Sears Roebuck
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain Move in June Markets
Liberty bonds displayed varied duotations with prices around 101.12 to 104.7 while Chicago cash grain showed No 2 red wheat near 1.93 and corn mixed up to 71 cents. Futures in Chicago grain rose for corn and fell slightly for wheat, with wide activity in livestock markets across South Omaha St Joseph and Kansas City.
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Chicago
LN. S
Kansas
Liverpool
Atlantic Market Summary From Fragmented OCR List
Market round shows oats at 58 cents, corn 58 cents, barley 50 cents, oats 2 cents. Butterfat 34 cents, eggs 22, old hens 10, old roosters 8 cents, geese 2 cents, ducks 16 cents, springs 26 cents. Hogs at 11.36, cattle mixed with stockers at 86.50 and 9.00 per head, near steady to slow.
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South Omaha
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
France’s Caillaux faces stiff reception in Washington
Washington June 28 A frigid reception awaits any new French envoy to push a revision of the Mellon Berenger debt accord. Officials doubt success in Congress, noting the debt deal is before lawmakers for ratification and strong opposition remains. Caillaux seeks changes to three points including a negotiability clause and a safeguard limiting payments tied to Germany reparations.
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George R. Holmes
N-S
Washington
Joseph Caillaux
Frech
Mellon-Berenger
Paris
M. Caillaux
American Debt Commission
Congress
Senate
France
M. Cailland
Germany
Treasury
Mediterranean quake hits Rhodes and Crete damages
A strong tremor in the Mediterranean affected Rhodes and Crete with reports of property damage and crumbling houses. The Canida museum is said to be wrecked while several deaths are unconfirmed and rocks were felt across the Dodecanese islands.
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Athens
Rhodes
Canida
Crete
Dodecanese
Islands
Snl
To Keep Knives Bright Wartime Steel Care
A garbled report describes knife care during a wartime period. It mentions pols nyery, wh nh Puce iett suet, and multter suet. The text is unclear but implies instructions for maintaining steel tools and readiness for use amid conditions that suggest uncertainty and preparation.
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Wien
Japan
Funeral notices for Beaminger Range Jensen and Peters
Funeral services were held yesterday or today for Alton Lamont Beaminger at his sister Ina Fisher's home in Poplar Street with Rev M A Gable and singers Mrs John Hancox and Sr E Quint. Adolph Range, Walnut pioneer, was buried at Walnut Evangelical Lutheran church and Walnut Cemetery. Chris K Jensen, Elk Horn butcher pioneer, had services at the Danish Lutheran church with interment in Elk Horn Cemetery. Mrs Wilhelmina Peters, Avoca pioneer, died after a long illness and rites were at Evangelical Lutheran church with Rev Kurtz officiating located in Avoca.
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Alton Lamont
Well-Keach
Ina M. Fisher
Poplar Street
Walnut
Adolph Range
Evangelical Lutheran
G. A. Hensel
Atlantic’ Church
Chris K. Jensen
Pioneer
Avera Pioneer
Avoca
Taz
Wilhelmina Peters
Garly
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kurtz. Offciathig
Griswold Guests Talk to News Echoes
Vague fragment mentions Griswold guests and a discussion with News. Orts unclear, June 28 referenced in garbled text. No clear names, places, or organizations fully readable to establish a factual article card.
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Griswold
Farm Bureau Meeting Draws 350 at Evarson Home
Cass Township Farm Bureau held a large gathering at the Everson residence with about 350 attendees from Pleasant and Cass townships plus Griswold and Lewis. Rayne and Sankey discussed two daily trains on the Rock Island branch. Mrs Rayne read on transportation from covered wagons to modern trains.
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Griswold and
Lewis
Rayne
Cr, L & P, Railroad
Des Moines
Everson
Sankey
Atlantic
Bolreau
Roa
Pleasants
Cass
Lexia
Griswold
Rork Island
Jana Mr
Sowden
Mr. Rayne
Rayna
Des ‘“Moines
Harry Hopley
Burnside
Serden
Mixa Gittens
Pleasant Township
Beatrice Broo Pe
Velia-Bees
Verna Franklin
Arlene-doyce
Farm Bureau
MBS
School for Negroes dynamited with eight hurt
Eight people were injured at a school for Negroes when a dynamite blast struck the building. One victim died from injuries, and authorities opened an investigation into the attack. The incident heightened fears in the area and drew responses from local officials and residents.
McPherson Kidnap Claim Probed. Police Continue Search
Los Angeles authorities drop district attorney review of McPherson statement about kidnapping while vowing to press on with the case. Douglas police chief says he has heard of a Polish letter, and officials discuss footprints, a desert escape, and a clothing store search across southern California for items linked to the evangelist’s alleged abduction.
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Los Angeles
N.S
Aimee Semple McPherson
District Attorney's Office
Asa
Keyes Diy
Joe Ryan
Cline
Ryan
Douglas
McPherson
Pris- Shes
California
Aimee Semple ‘McPherson
Agua Prieta
Mexico
Cass Sunday School Workers Meet Today
A thousand Sunday school workers from the county are expected to attend the annual convention at the M. E. church in Cass, with Seseluns of the association meeting today and this evening to honor the visitors.
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CASS
Frank D. Larsen
M. E
Seseluns
Operated on Des Moines bound brother and family
W D Don Carlos Jr and his wife plan to travel to Des Moines by morning after word that Mr Don Carlos brother DeWitt Don Cerios will undergo an operation at Methodist hospital tomorrow for gall stones. Griswold notes report Mrs Ross Lantis and Mrs J R Schofield in poor health, with Lantis visiting Omaha for X rays and Schofield still seriously ill. Carl Caswell returns to Cherokee after his wife’s mastoid operation at Atlanti hospital. she is thought out of danger.
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W. D
Don Carlos'Jr
Kingpartments
Des Moines
Don Carlos
DeWitt Don Cerios
Griswold
Spe
Newa-Telegraph
Ross Lantis
Omaha
J. R. Schofield
Lewis
News Telegraph
Carl Caswell
Cherokee
Caswell
Amundsen to retire from polar exploration
Captain Roald Amundsen says he will make no more polar trips. After his Norge North Pole flight he plans to depart for New York from Nome, Alaska, with the crew, urging younger members to carry on while he grows older.
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Amundsen
Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
New York
Toiay
Nome
Alaska
Norge
Doris’ Jaxi
Lincoln aide hints at readiness to continue polar work
A fragmented note suggests Lincoln's chief clashed with a younger aide who claimed readiness to carry on the polar task. The garbled text hints at a leadership dynamic and ongoing project despite the dispute.
Trading stamps fall flat with local merchants
Local merchants who once issued revived trading stamps now report poor results and are ending the program. Neff Clothing, Sanitary Market, Schuler Grocery, Peacock & Baxter, Cooperative store, Conrad Pharmacy, Christensen's Atlantic Building Supply, Atlantic Variety, and Ruight Bakery advertised scrip redemption through July 4 but now abandon the plan.
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News-Telegraph
Neff Clothing
Sanitary Market
Schuler Grocery
Peacock& Baxter
Cooperative Store
Conrad Pharmacy
Christensen'as Atlantic Building Supply Company
Atlantic Variety
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the Atlantic Laundry
Cass Township
Miami
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Aimee
Knttie Hansen
Elk Horn Furniture Company
Elk Horn
Edmund Lowe
Colleen-Moore
Ella-Cinders
Lincoln
Eliswo
Sroup
Mrs
Abo
Bnygluss
Alutis
Fares
Ricardo
Cortez Wallace
Beery
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