Daily Markets New York Stocks May 16
Closing prices on the New York Stock Exchange show American Can 190 American Locomotive 214 American Sugar 63 2 American Tel 138 Baldwin Locomotive 114 Canadian Pacific 143 X Coin Products 3h% General Electric 278 General Motors Tha Westinghouse 74 United States Steel 116% Toharvo Handi 76% US & S&t 116% New high price records in bonds across Liberty loan issues and active foreign government bonds. Bond market commissions rise amid railroad bond receivership liabilities.
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Chicago and New York Grain and Livestock Markets Report
Liberty bonds and grain prices mixed as Chicago and Kansas City exchanges show wheat Corn and oats at varied highs and lows. Livestock receipts and prices shift with hogs and cattle moving higher while sheep and lambs differ across regions in a brisk market update.
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Thoaglice
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General Miles to be buried with military honors
Washington May 16 General Nelson A Miles, renowned American military hero, died suddenly yesterday while on duty. Funeral arrangements are being completed as the army mourns. Mrs Gevilla Rabes, the General’s daughter, was to arrive from New York this morning, and Major Sherman Miles was en route to the United States from Constantinople.
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Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Summary
Atlantic Markets reports grain prices with wheat and oats quoted, oats around 2.50, barley near 1.25, and butterfat at 8 1 2 cents. Livestock prices show stockers and feeders steady to slow at about 6.50 to 6.00 for cows and heifers, with hogs not fully listed.
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General Miles to be buried with full honors
General Miles, who served from private rank to commander of the nation, likely buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. He was 86, began in the Civil War, commanded an army corps, and served through the Indian Wars and the war with Roan. The notice notes a large readership for classified ads.
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Arfington National Cemetery
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Baccalaureate Sermon Sunday Eve at Walnut Church
A baccalaureate program will be held Sunday evening at Evangelical Lutheran church Walnut. Participants include Miss Luraine Dyran as processional, Rev James Wilkens leading, High School Glee Clubs, and readings by Rev Wook Rieke and Miss Janstine Digman. Benediction by Rev Chris Wilkens closes the service.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Dsames Wilkens
Wook Rieke
Erionship High
Servnan
Wool Kieker
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Soho
Wray Wilson Toasts Master Alumni Banquet in Massena
Wray Wilson Massena banker and local alum of Chival High School served as astminder at the alumni banquet at the Catholic church. Banquet covers were laid for eighty four.
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Exira Student Thrown From Horse In Accident
May 16 Special to Nowse Telegraph reports Lawrence hips pin a local high school student living south of Exira was slightly injured this morning when a riding accident occurred near town as a horse fell with him from the saddle.
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Adair Launches Gold Star Drive Fund Drive
K. O Garber, real attorney, is named chairman of the Gold Star Fund drive in Adair. The town quota is 50 and the county quota is 280. Solicitors began canvassing here this morning with good success. Markers will be placed along Whiteway-7.
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Golf Star
Complete teacher list at Wiota gains history and math head
The Wiota school board completes its high school teaching corps with the election of Miss Claretts McKinney of Cedar Falls to oversee history and mathematics.
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Cedar Falls
Wiota Consolidated School Holds Senior Picnic
Freshman and sophomore grades hosted the senior class for an afternoon and evening picnic at Lewis on Friday, despite inclement weather. Miss Winwarton organized the event, and attendees reported a splendid time.
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News-Telegraph
Marne News Briefs From May Meetings and Visits
Marne area notes record visits by Atlantic and Anita residents including Mrs. Chiia Walter, Mrs. Frank Manson, and Mr. and Mrs. L. de Samp son. The P T A met May 15 at the school with officers reelected except vice president. Uncle John Beyny visited from Anita as did the Gunderson family. A luncheon followed a well attended Caldwell family event at the M P church.
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Chiia Walter
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Frank Manson
John Tobieson
Frank Breeve
Sonu Gabterson
Alarne
Horace Hteiken
Gates
Grorge
Harry Gill
Jen Skow
John Beyny
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Gunderson
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Ie Caldwell
F' M.pehureh
Elliott Chautauqua Dates Set This Year
The Elliott Chautauqua is scheduled from August to September 4th this year, with events spanning several days and featuring a variety of speakers and programs as listed by the News Telegraph.
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Elliott Chautauqua
Elliott
Elliott Thautauqua
Fragmented science quote on future humans and longevity
A garbled historical quote discusses future humans living longer and the implications. It references scientists and pain and suggests optimism mixed with concerns about longevity and humanity. The text is incomplete but centers on advances in biology and aging.
Radio Pastor speaks at Elliott High School commencement
Rev RR Brown of Omaha, known for WOAW sermons, delivers address at Elliott High School commencement. Twenty graduates receive diplomas as President W. D. Tiewirt, faculty, and local officials attend. Class members include Neil Andrews, Carl Woidiesia, and Geraldine Mugh es.
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Avoca Pioneer Dies Early Today
John Jackson a longtime Avoca resident and former stagecoach driver died at his home after a weeklong illness. Born December 4, 1886 in Southern, he moved west in youth, joined freighting and Indian fights, later bought a farm east of Avoca. Survived by two daughters and three sons, funeral services will be held.
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Elliott News Brief Seeks District Education Head
Local report notes Elliott's district seeks a new superintendent as Col lier and Geo Weaver are mentioned among candidates. The item references Mie and Mrs Atlantic and a move involving Collier in a shuffled local context.
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Victim of Oil Blast Suffers Arm Infection
May 16. Mrs. L. J. Okdukov, who used gasoline mistaken for kerosene to start a furnace fire, now suffers an infection of the right arm below the elbow from burns caused by the explosion. Gasoline came from a container sent with a child to a filling station for kerosene. the clerk marked the can in white letters, which led to the mix up.
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News-Telegraph
Mra
L. J. Okdukov
Elliott Junior High Graduation Marches Twenty Four
W DeWitt president of the Elliott Board of Education presented diplomas to twenty four graduates from Elliott Junior High School. The exercises were held in the school auditorium Tuesday evening and were well attended.
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Audubon Holds Own as Census Figures Show
Census figures compiled by assessor C. V. Christensen show Audubon has held its own over the past five years. The city lists 2,102 residents, with 2000 figures cited for 1900. The 1900 census was taken in March, while February additions may raise the current count if included.
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C. V. Christensen
Audubon to Celebrate Natal Day
Audubon Community Club plans a Fourth of July celebration, adhering to the every-other-year policy. The finance committee will begin fundraising, with expenses to be paid from dues receipts.
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Audubon
Rain Halts May Day Fete in Adair Ia
May Day festival at Melvin Memorial Park in Adair postponed due to morning rain. No new date set.
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News-Telegraph
Adair School For Today
Melvin Memorial, Park
Cars Collide at Griswold Station Report
Griswold Iowa May 16 A Hupmobile car owned by Loy Smith southeast of town was badly damaged in a collision at the Eastside oil station yesterday morning A Ford driven by E G Burkett of Green county escaped with light damage Both drivers vision impaired by rain no injuries.
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Loy Smith
E. G. Burkett
Green County
Thelma Collins Visit Noted in Clarinda
Mrs Thelma Collins of Clarinda is visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Lewis News-Telegraph reports the brief social item from Lewis May 16 noting family ties and local hospitality.
Senavita Me Montagatede at Bre Monteraeetal Dancers
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Senavita Me performing with Bre Monteraeetal dancers in Mexico. Whiter she appears she attracts lupe greenela, a detail noted without full context or clear sequence. The readable text centers on stage presence and visual effects observed in the performance.
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Mexico
Lupe Greenela
Oransky Opens New Des Moines Store Amid Loyal Followings
Des Moines witnesses the opening of a new Oransky store on Walnut Street amid public interest after a year of careful work. The Des Moines Capital published an eight page supplement with store details, portraits of owners E Oransky Abe Oransky Dave Oransky Sidney Oransky Milton Oransky and To Washer. Mrs Chas Digi previously oversaw the millinery at the old store and attended the opening in the new location.
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