Grain and Livestock Market Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago grain and livestock prices show mixed movements with No. 8 wheat around 1.40 and corn as No. 2 yellow bids. Cattle receipts strong with yearlings and heavies up, fat sheep uneven, hogs active with price ranges around 10.78 to 11.25, vealers to packers, and overall market firmness in South Omaha and Chicago listings.
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Chicago
Tae
Liphs Rpp
Stausth
Univ Fed
California
South Omaha
Sagaigher
Ted Barteher
Cary
Atlantic Markets Grain Prices Summary
Corrected daily grain report notes Wheat No 1 and Not at 81.47, corn barley oats 40e. Butterfat 87e, eggs 2le, old hens 20e, old roosters Be, geese and ducks 10¢.
Hugo Geiger to Attend Griswold Legion Initiation
Hugo Geiger ninth district commander of the American Legion will attend Griswold post 808 initiation ceremonies Friday evening May 8 at Phillips hall Griswold Invitations have gone to all county posts The event features a parade in humorous attire and will include refreshments and a social hour after the initiatory work
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Hugo Geiger
Griswold Legion
Griswold, In
News-Telegraph
American Legion
Phillips Hall
Griswold Post
John H Mohr Dies After Operation
John H Mohr of Cass County dies after stomach ulcer operation at Nicholas Senn hospital in Omaha. He fell ill Sunday and was rushed to the city for treatment. Born in Cass County, he was the son of Mr and Mrs Johan Mohr formerly of Atlantic. Survived by his parents wife three children three brothers and a sister. Funeral Thursday at the Lutheran church with Rev Kurtz officiating. Burial in Avoca cemetery.
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Avoca
Speciato News Telegraph
Julia A. Mohr
Nicholas Senn Hospital
Omaha
Cass County
Johan Mohr
Bf Atlantic
Era
Hell
Lutheran Church
Kurtz Offic
Adair Notes Quiet Social and Family Visits
Adair la May reports a string of social visits and travels. Geo Weener and family stayed with relatives at Cumberland while Mrs Purvis joined them for a week with her daughters. Several locals visited Des Moines and Grinnell for family or hospital matters. A Cash and Carry Grocery sale changes hands as Dan Davis takes charge. Quarantine for scarlet fever lifts except at one home, as neighbors plan summer trips and relocations.
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Adair
Geo Weener
Cumberland
W. A. Marean
Harold Marean
Mattie Houk
Earlham
James Maynard
Des Mainus
Warry Maynard
Missé& Elizabeth Maynard
Mercy Hospital
Gerald Wish
Des Moines
T. H. Walgh
Wif
Preston Powel
Omaha
Dan Davis
Leach of
Guthrie Center
Idah Powel
Grinnell
Anne Richter
Parkinton
Mary Thielan
Pxira
Gurl
Bisness
Baxter
R.B. Wheeler
Boyd Hubbard
Doris Hubbard
Megdames
Megdames Hath Byers, Bober
J. W. Reimers
E. Gates
Misa Muriel Correl
Missouri Valley
Geraldine Gates
Ovite
Johny
West
R. Nartenerger
Airle
Minn
M Hazel McMilten
W. BM
Ernst
Obituary of Well Known Cass Man Died April 29
Anita, May 6. Joseph Kopp Sr. born October 30, 1857 in Nowa Austria died April 40 in Anita at age 67. Survived by nine children Frank Peter Charles Tony Joseph, Katherine, Frances and Byers, 23 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Bridgewater Catholic church with Mass and interment at Catholic cemetery.
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Anita
Joseph Kopp
Nowa
Austria
Joseph Kopp, Jr
U.S
Kopp
United States
Bridgewater
Joseph
Mro Kopp
Misa Mars Zierhut
King Joseph
Frank
Peter
Charles
Tony Kopp
Anita and
Katherine Kordick
Frances Byers
Byers
Hradgewater
Wieta
Pusher McDermott
My. Kon
Whem Hy
Former Adaire Lady Passes At Anita
Eva Trumbull, daughter of Nancy Edwards and sister of Vinaatien Edwards, dies at her brother-in-law’s Anita home after a lingering illness. Funeral planned at the Trumbull residence with Rev. Ferner officiating. Born near South English Iowa, she lived in Adair and is survived by her mother, siblings Clyde and Theodore Edwards, Nellie Ness, Maggie Galloway, a son Bernall in Pittsburg, Kansas, and a daughter Orlea Williams of Beloit Wisconsin.
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Adair Ma
Eva Truocoll
Nancy Kearts
Post
Trev
Ferner
South English
Lyna
Adair
Nney Edwards
Clyde Edwards
Theodore Edwards
Storm Lake
Nellie Ness
Earlham
Maggie Galloway
Bern
Pastor Bing Ill Hospital Stay Briefly Improves
Pastor Bing at Omaha hospital reported a slight improvement though still seriously ill. Mrs. Bing remains at his bedside. Dr. Ines of Racine Wisconsin also visited. Mrs. Martin Boggs chosen as Legion Auxiliary delegate for convention at Dehu due June 2 to 4. Alfred Petersen and family planning to leave about May 1 for Drumatky to visit relatives. Elk Horn movie hall undergoing remodeling.
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Elk Horn
May G
News Telegraph
Pastor Bing
Omaha
Bing
Ines
Racine
Wis
Martin Boggs
The
Legion Auxiliary
Dehudue
Alfred, Petersen
Farm News Briefs Mention Local Residents
Ty dollars Lyunty for a wolf and five tubs captured by him on his farm. Miss Frances Kile, an instructor in the Adair high school, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kile. Miss Ethel Réoth spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haney.
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Ty Dollars Lyunty
Frances Kile
Adair High-School
Frank” Kile
Ethel Réoth
Haney
Pitas
Exira Lady Narrowly Escapes Fire Accident
Special to News Telegraph Mrs L J Okder barely avoided serious injury when she spilled gasoline into a furnace while preparing to start a fire. She believed it kerosene and a match caused an explosion. The flash scorched her clothing and singed her hair. Her dress did not ignite, likely saving her life. Earlier her seven year old daughter was sent to a station for kerosene but received gasoline instead. The attendant assumed the girl indicated gasoline. A spill and stove extinguishing difficulties followed.
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EXIRA
News-Telegraph
L. J. Oldaker
Legion Meet Adds Features At Audubon May 14
Audubon May 6 Special News Telegraph reports added features for the annual district American Legion conference including a 9:00 golf match among post members, a Woodbine Auxiliary drill display, and a parade to the hall field in the afternoon led by a 40 member Red Oak drum and bugle corps.
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Audubon
Special News-Telegraph
The
American Legion
Distriets
Woodbine
Hall Field
Red Oak
Iowan Woman’s Hand Injured in Wringer Incident
Iowota Wisconsin area. Charles Rogers suffered painful bruises to his right hand when pulled into an electric wringer this morning. John McGovern, son of Mr and Mrs P McGovern, was hurt yesterday after being struck by a baseball bat while playing. Mour stitches were needed to close his wound.
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Wiota
Charles Rogers
John McGovern
P. McGovern
Local Social News and Visits Across Towns
Traveling residents and visitors fill a Grant area page. F W Burek and associates traveled to Omaha for business. Ware family visited from Marshalltown. Embroidery club hosted at Eva Nenty’s in Morton Mills. Atlantic residents Nora Kreger and Mrs Blackburn traveled there. many locals made trips to Willisea and Griswold. The senior class play drew crowds with proceeds noted. various towns report relatives and friends visiting, business trips, and family weekends in Villisca Atlantic Griswold and Omaha.
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L. Porter
James Lary
Griswold
Peterson
Villisca
V. Ashmore
Paul Haven
Mallory
Chicago
Lawrence
Graham
Lewis
Frank Spiker
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John H. Mohr
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Eva Trumbull
ELK Horn News
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W. S. Hall
Tom
Greeley
Forest Parker
W. W. Parker
Fred. Kenworthy
Howard
Nellie
Scott Mahaffey
Selma Oat
Atlantic Saturda
Lyman
Mra
Linger
Raymond
Ro EB. Linder
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Telegraph
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