New York Markets Close Mixed on Stocks and Bonds
Closing quotes show mixed results with American Can at 185% and General Electric near 27656. Bonds were active in thin session, Japanese issues advancing slightly, Liberty bonds steady. In Chicago and Sioux City hog and cattle prices rose modestly, with top hogs around 12.65 and cattle steady. lambs strong at 15.5 to 16.25.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American Sugar Refining
American Telephone and Telegraph
American Woolen
Atchison
Baldwin Locomotive
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Milwaukee & Bt. Paul
Corn Products
Erie
General Electric
General Motors
Olinvis Central
International Paper
New York Central
Northern Pacific
So. Pacific
Studebaker
United Cigar
Coco Cola
Mack Truck
Sears
Robuck
United Drug
Famous Players
Dutch East Indies
Chicago Livestock
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Atlantic markets grain and livestock report fragment
Corrected daily grain and livestock items show wheat, barley and oats prices with cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow range 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.50 to 6.00 and 10.11 in the mix, hogs and other items incomplete.
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Kansas City
Froduce
Keyeese Bey
Commencement Week Schedule in Grant
Grant May 9 Special to News Telegraph announces start of commencement week with a baccalaureate sermon May 17 by Rev AL Brewling. Junior senior banquet follows May 18. Commencement address by ex-sheriff Robb of Des Moines is set for May 21. Eight seniors listed: Clarence Ackerman Floyd Kerman James Brewling Harvid Embree Willis Larson Chester Larson Kyal Novcross Clyde Schulpy. An exhibition by lower grades May 14 at the big school.
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Willis Larson
Chester Larson
Kyal Novcross
Clyde Schulpy
Big verdict against Red Oak man now in prison
Red Oak May 9 Special to News Telegraph The jury in the case returned no verdict of 20000 against J R Hodies, who is serving eight years in Anamosa penitentiary for the death of Mr and Mrs Aaron Anderson of Stanton killed when Hodies lodges car struck their parked auto on a hill near Stanton June 8 1924 The suit was brought by the Andersons estate
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Red Oak
News-Telegraph
J. R. Hodies
Anamosa
Aaron Anderson
Stanton
Andersons
Audubon Considers Forming a Town Band
May 9 Audubon discusses reviving a town band after two years without leadership. Prof Warrick now with Audubon Music Company may direct, with Extra hiring him to conduct this year. Business leaders and players show interest. decision likely at the next community club meeting Monday night.
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Audubon, In
Audubon
Toten
Warrick
Audubon Music Company
Extra
Griswold Pastor Is Ordained in May Ceremony
Griswold May 6 Special Gr isworld pastor Thomas Hi a temporary pastor at First Presbyterian church here while completing courses at Presbyteria Theological Seminary was ordained. Rev Fred M Newlin of Shelby moderated the service. Rev Janes Ling Grace Presbyterian Council Bluffs preached the sermon. Rev Oliver Stephenson Walnut gave the charge to the pastor and Rev Wm Mack Atlantic gave the charge to the congregation.
Anita Class Play a Success at Senior Event
Special to News-Telegraph reports the Anita senior class play Meralday was a success both in acting and audience response. The house was full on Thursday and Friday despite threatening weather, with Thorpe Robison delivering a notable first-time performance as part of about 600 attendees.
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Anita
Miay
News-Telegraph
Meralday
Thorpe Robison
Avoca Junior-Senior Banquet Held at Presbyterian Parlor
In Avoca May night the Avoca high school junior senior banquet was held at the Presbyterian church parlors where eighty five attendees were served. A dance followed at Avoca hall.
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Avoca
News-Telegraph
Avoca High
Presbyterian Church
Cgovera
Avoca Hall
Sister of Exira Lady Improves After Illness
Mrs. Lola Dimick traveled to Nebraska to tend a sister ill with an unnamed ailment. She reports the sister was much improved upon her departure.
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Exira
Exirra
News-Telegraph
Lola Dimick
Nebraska
Adair class to be feted Monday eve in 1925 events
Adair high students stage a series of events starting with a six thirty dinner hosted by Mrs. Arthur Bolsey for the seniors and faculty. Plans include PTA entertainment May 11 at the Q O F dining room, baccalaureate May 24, class play May 26, and commencement May 28 with Rev. Stitt of Omaha delivering the address. Class members listed include Ruth Alcorn, Velma Cratulall, Delos Faynsworth, Harry Grant, Betty Hill, Martha Heckman, Elpa Mandley, Robert Kelsey, Grace Kilpatrick, Lena Long, Maynard Menefoe, Helen Mooney, May McDonnell, Ada Patten, Rachel Carkinson, Ker Smith, and Dorothy Swinehart.
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ADAIR
Arthur Bolsey
Adair Parent-Teacher Association
Daniel Sherby
Opera House
Stitt Ofmaha
Walnut High School to graduate 37 in May 22 ceremony
Thirty seven students will graduate from Walnut High School on Friday evening May 22. The class includes Francis P B Anderson Clifford Armstrong Blaise Bigelow Howard Burkey Lanridge Cade Irma M Carbuhin and others. Baccalaureate at Lutheran Church May 17 rev W F Kicker to deliver sermon. Class day May 19 and commencement May 22 at the Opera House with Rev E H Hammond of Steod Oak delivering the address.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
Walnut High Schoo
Francis PB
Anderson
Clifford
Armstrong
Ivan
Blaise
Bigelow
Howard J. Burkey
Lanrige
M. Cade
Irma M. Carbuhin
Arthur M
Clausen
Viola M. Diedvickoen
Ida M. Doll
Alberta & Griffith
M. Reimer
Opal Ey Rieek
Evilena
Rossman
Tou
Kitty Vi Sellefeldt
Lloyd &. Sievers
Melvin Q.vers
Ruth EK
Sievers
Otlo H
Stoltenberg
Hazel
M. Thontxen
Melton
Tramm
Thyra
Cy Tramm
Harry M. Walters
Lutheran Church
W. FL Kicker
Opera House
FE. I. Hammond
Sted Oak
Exira Senior Class Play Draws Capacity Crowds
Exira high school presented The Charm School to full houses Thursday and Friday evenings. Mrs Baker of Exira, a Drake University graduate, directed the senior class production.
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Exira
News-Telegraph
Charm School
Mra. 7
Baker
Drake University
Two Births At Massena Massera In May
Mr and Mrs W O Shields announce the arrival of a baby girl yesterday their third child. Mr and Mrs Walter Kerkman also welcome a new baby boy.
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Massera
W. O. Shields
Walter. Kerkman
Oscar Petersen Held on DWI Charge in Audubon Jail
In Audubon Iowa May 9 Oscar Petersen a youth is in the county jail awaiting a hearing on a charge of driving a car while intoxicated. He was arrested recently at Exirg by Sheriff Jorgensen. Petersen was unable to furnish bond. He was employed with a bridge tree working nearby.
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Audubon
Oscar Petersen
Devorah
Exirg
Jorgensen
Petersen
Celebrated Case Set for Audubon Court Next Week
In Audubon Iowa May 9 a celebrated case will go to trial as jury work begins in the county court. State of Iowa versus Russell Martinsen, once convicted of abduction and sentenced to life, will be heard after an appeal. Judge Whitmore presides. The grand jury has returned five indictments including three for illegal transportation of liquor and drunken driving charges against R F Loveland, Roemey Whitmore, and others.
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Audubon
News-Telegraph
Herve
Towa
Russell Martinsen
Fife
Penitans
L. D. Malone
Supreme Court of the State
Whitmorn
Atlantic Man
Lawrence Robinson
Jack McCarville
Alfred Anderson
R. F. Loveland
Inuiie
Roemey" Whitmore
Atlantic
Chrige Whitmore
Shen Blind Boy Pianist To Play At Griswold
Minor Clues a 15 year old blind pianist from Shenandoah, known on KFNE radio, will perform a recital at Griswold Central Church of Christ on Saturday evening May 16 under the Booster Club auspices. The boy, blind from birth, has gained local renown as a piano prodigy praised as the prince of the ivories.
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Shen
Griswold
News-Telegraph
Shenandoah
KFNE
Central Church of Christ
Elasy
Minor
Beautify Memorial Park at Adair
Adair May 9. The Adair Civic league hired a landscape gardener to improve Melvin Memorial Park in the south part of town. Ornamental flower beds and shrubbery are being arranged. The American Legion has completed plans for a large bronze marker with the names of local World War I participants inscribed and installed at the base of the flag staff in the park.
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Adair, In
News-Telegraph
Adair
GrIswold bankers attend southwest meeting
GrIswold Iowa May 9. Local bankers H. M. Relnig and Dan Eppelsheimer attended the southwest bankers meeting held at Red Oak Friday, according to News Telegraph special report.
Lyman Band Plans Street Concert at Griswold
The Lyman concert band performs on Griswold streets this evening as a special News-Telegraph report from Griswold Ta. May 9. The band will play a selection of marches and popular tunes for local residents.
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Lyman
Griswold
News-Telegraph
Atlantic Barber Goes to Walnut for California Stay
Walnut Ia May 9 Special to News Telegraph John Tierney resigns from the Jesse Deen tensorial parlor and will travel to California for an indefinite stay Hugo Petersen of Atlantic is chosen to succeed him as barber.
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Walnut
News-Telegraph
John Tierney
Jesse Deen
California
Hugo Petersen
Atlantic
Services Held Today for Griswold Man Tate F Patterson
Funeral services were held today for Tate Frank Patterson who died last week in Wyoming. Services were conducted at the home of Charles Patterson, a town resident, in Griswold, Iowa.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Tate Frank Patterson
Wyoming
Charles Patternon
Mile Oma
Legion to canvass Atlantic for band funds next week
American Legion and Auxiliary committeemen plan a street by street canvass in Atlantic to raise at least 800 dollars for a community band. Teams split West and East sides with designated captains and leaders, reporting daily at the Legion rooms through Friday night May 19.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Atlantic
Legion
Auxiliary
Chestnut Street
la Viste
Carey Marlin
Ben Conrad
Hust Siders
Harold Herbert
Maude Spicer
Erin
Cloyd Jones
Mike Conway
Wilbur Craham
Adelige Brillhart
Ling
Mra
Paul Fackler
Paul Edwards
Claud Alexander
Hazel
Bert Carey
Clark Morgan
Olive
Walter Rattenbore
Hazel Davids Spruce
Herald Millerline
Leod. Cockshoot
Lena Wilken
Mulberry
Cherry
Joe Schippa
Easse
Jennie Wiedeman
West Siders
RW. Cockshoot
News‘Telegraph
Greater Atlantic Committee
Onter
Feila
Bay
Grant School Head Re-elected in Grant Iowa
Special to News Telegraph Wm Hull was re-elected for two years as Grant school head. Miss Ware kept as principal with Mr Failor as assistant principal. Bailor fills Good's Grammar room post. Miky Domke and Kroger assigned to intermediate and primary rooms. Miss Good moved to Cumberland school as red teacher.
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Grant
News-Telegraph
Wm. Hull
Grant School
Board of Education
Miss Ware
Failor
Aasistant Primeipal
Bailor
Miss Good
Miky Domke
Hitermediate
Kroger
Priy
Cumberland
Brake news shocks Washington council in treasurer sting
Washington dispatch reports the International Council of Women pursuing a controversial course and reveals only 20 dollars in the treasury amid ongoing financial concerns and internal developments.
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Brake
Washington
International Council of Women
Treasury
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