New York Markets Close With Mixed Bond and Stock Quotation
New York closing quotes show mixed activity with USA stocks and rails edging higher while industrials ease. Commodities data include grain futures and livestock bids from Omaha Kansas City and Chicago with hogs steady to lower and cattle and sheep fluctuating around steady to firmer levels.
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Wheat and Feed Prices Mixed in Market Report
The market lists grains including corn at 19 cents, oats around 8 cents, and barley at 19 cents with other feed items. Livestock quotes show steers and heifers around 3.50 and potatoes, hay, and stockers steady amid varied demand.
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Notice on laundry and brief ad results
Notice requests readers to collect any laundry at their place before Friday as advertised. The text also mentions Want Ads Brine Results.
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Janyone
Ny Place
Griswold News Briefs From Gristwood and County
Local notes report visits from Cumberland and Adair residents with Griswold families, a school superintendent election, and weekend gatherings. Also noted are church and community events with Norwegian Lutheran ties and a statewide convention drawing over four thousand attendees.
Legal Publications and Convention Note
Public legal notices appear with names and dates in this item. The text references a convention, a judge, and officials including Ferguson as secretary. Details are fragmented in OCR, but the publication signals official statements related to legal proceedings and scheduling.
Elliott News Brings Local Visits and Family News
Special to News Telegraph reports Mrs Patty Braden and Effie Braden visited in Omaha with friends. A trip to Girdle Bandiyy involved relatives and a hospital visit. Walter from Os firm and family connected to Kearney Nebraska. Mrs Evang from Denver visited sister Mrs Thomas. Mrs Grans traveled to North Carolina to visit her mother.
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Birs
Effie Bradenswere
Omaha
Joe Hoelemyer
Ralph Adams
Girdle Bandiyy
Daiieh
Suivesit Kearney
Neb
Evang
Denver
A. L. Thomas
Clothes This Piece From The Sixteenth Day Of
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Wet funds top two million in a decade in prohibition drive
Washington June 30 The Association Against the Prohibition Amendment testified before Senate on slush funds saying it has spent about 1 700 000 in six years and about 600 000 this year for the wet cause The head Capt William A Stayton said the group sub funds through branches and paid speakers for Pennsylvania and other states He noted the campaign cost for the recent primary and the role of key figures and branches in raising money for anti prohibition efforts The committee also approved additional 40000 for its primary slush fund probe bringing total to about 85000 as hearings continued
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Association
Willam
H. Stayton
Senate
Stayton
Hite
Tad
Pennsyvania
William S. Vire
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Hean
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Stuyton
Pennsylvania
Frank Ty
Slayton
Ware
Philadelphia
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Reed
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Missouri
Treath
Ealing Committee
Park Picnics and Visitors Highlight Cumberland Notes
Cumberland June 30 Special to N Telegraph. Local residents report picnics at Sunnyside park Sunday with Ho Lo freckenmaker Earl Starr and Harley Chatey plus families from Elliott Au dubon Wieth and Terra Bella visiting neighbors. Atlantic visitors Peggy Crum Frank Dilley George Edwards and others were seen Saturday.
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Ford Russman
Cecil H. Spencer
Bunnyside
Burt Stone
Florence
Mixes Velia Jordan
Wiota
George L. Edwards
Atlantic
Peggy Crum
Frank Dilley
W-F Buens
Bir
Way Anderson
Brayton News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Brayton reports include Late Roach and Alfred Dement of Anita visiting Monday. Dr M M Myers traveled from Des Moines to join his wife and sons, who recently visited relatives. Mr and Mrs AVP Andersen and Mr and Mrs Rasmussen with daughter Dorothy went to Des Moines Saturday to visit Mabel Rasmussen. Nels Andersen and family from Omaha spent Sunday with his parents Jacob and Mrs Andersen. Louise Luitjenmeyer returned home Thursday from Mason City after two weeks.
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News-Telegraph
Roach
Alfred Dement
Anita
M. M. Myers
Des Moines
Spanti
Aiad
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P. Rasmussen
Dorothy
Sitley
Mabel
Rasmussen
Nels Andersen
Omaha
Jacob Andersen
Lui Einyned
Trem
Mason City
Will of late John D Divinig filed for probate in county
The will dated August 29, 1923 to widow Clara D Divinig leaves home at 702 Locust Street to her for life with remainder to nine children share and share alike. Debts and notes are assigned, $2,000 to wife, and estate to be converted to cash. Executor named Frank M Nichols, a trusted friend.
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District Court
PD. B. Wortman
A. H. Mourtain
Locust Street
Clara D. Diimig
Diimig
J. Djimigy
Feet R. Dumly
Edward Dilmig
Dora C. Bopp
Henry J.dilmig
Gertrude Dilmig
Mamie “Dilmig
Robina Dilmig
Johnny, Dilmig
Frank M. Nichols
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