Daily Markets Stock Ratings Blink on May 26
The New York stock brief lists American Can at 87 1 2 percent, American Locomotive 122 1 2 percent, AT&T 138 1 2 percent, Baldwin Locomotive 114 1 2 percent, Canadian Pacific 146 percent, International Paper 109 1 2 percent, Corn Products 33 1 2 percent, General Electric 280 percent, Goodrich 11 percent, Mack Truck 177 percent, Studebaker 47 percent, United Cigar 69 percent, Westinghouse 71 percent, United Drug 124 percent in today's close.
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New, York
American Locomotive
AST. & T
Baldwin Locomotive
Canadian Pacific
International Paper
Corn Products
General Electric
Goodrich
Mack Truck
Studebaker
United Cigar
Westinghouse
United Drug
Liberty bonds and grain and livestock prices report
Liberty bonds advanced with treasury bonds at firm highs as US war issues topped prior peaks. Grain and livestock sections show Chicago and regional prices for Wheat Corn Oats Hogs Cattle and Sheep with mixed gains and declines across markets.
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Chicago
Honor student ranks in La graduating class
Mildred Rank is the honor student in this year s graduating class. Her grades lead the group of thirty. Wilma Lary W ranks second and Ruth Blin ranks third.
Atlantic Markets Corrected Daily Grain Prices List
Corrected market notes show grain prices for corn and wheat with ranges. Barley and other feeds listed with figures. Livestock markets indicate cattle, stockers, and hog pricing with typical ranges and conditions.
Robb Addresses Grant High School Graduates
In Grant Ta a capacity crowd heard W E Robb of Des Moines speak to eight graduates at the M FE church on The Set of The Snail. An alumni banquet followed with seventy five served. The class is unique in that all members are boys.
Two Faculty Departures at Exira School For Fall Return
Exira Iowa May 25 Special to News Telegraph Only two new faces will appear in the faculty when classes resume after summer vacation. Miss Clara Jordin of Boone will replace Miss Hasel Spartin domestic service teacher who has resigned to devote time to motherhood. Miss Mary Butcher of Pleasantville has been engaged to replace Miss Hattie Back departmental work teacher.
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Enira
Ctira Jordin
Boone
Hasel Spartin
Estre
Mary Butcher
Pleasantvilly
Hattie Back
Essex School Children Honor Sole Civil War Veteran
Students from Essex honored James Velie, the city’s sole Civil War veteran, at his home with songs of the era. Velie, ill for months, was visited as children sang old time war songs to pay tribute.
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Essex School
James Velie
Three Graduates Receive Diplomas From Marne School
Marne May 25 Special to the News Telegraph three girls completed their studies at Marne high school receiving diplomas during the annual commencement Friday evening. The program featured a march by Lorraine West recitations by Ernest Peterson and a class history and prophecy by Ruth Wheatley and Virginia Shahan. Diploma presentations were made by W Rowley head of the schools. The class includes Ruth Wheatley Elma Pardee and Virginia Shahan. The alumni banquet Tuesday evening concludes the year’s events.
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Marne
News-Telegraph
Marne High School
Lorraine West
Rev. Caldwell
Ernest Peterson
Iane Crumber
Lucille Anderson
Ruth Wheatley
Virginia Shahan
Elma Pardee
W.rowley
Ruth, Wheatley
Adair Nasby At State Convention
Adair Nasby attended the state convention in Des Moines. Clyde W. Ead ward of the post office helped during the absence of postmaster Me Edwards, with Claire Brownler and local route carriers assisting.
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Adair Nasby
Adair
Clyde W. Eadwards
Bed Post
Det Moin
Claire Brownler
Edwards
Massena Lady Critically Ill After Illness
Massena May 25 1925 news item reports Mrs J Bruise wife of a local banker is critically ill with pleurisy or pneumonia or similar lung ailment. Her father J Welch of Town City arrived last night to be with her.
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Massena
Viata News
J. Bruise
J. Welch
Town City
Shenandoah Clubs Protest Railroad Change
Shenandoah towns groups including the Chamber of Commerce and the Kiwanis club protest a plan to replace two daily passenger trains on the Keokuk and Western railroad with a freight service between Shenandoah and Humeston effective May 31.
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Shenandoah
INS
Incus, Chamber of Commerce
The
Kiwanis Club
Muay Si
Passene Jger
Keokuk and
West
Mrs Jane Hyndman Stricken In Cumberland Iowa
Mrs Jane Hyndman an elderly Cass County resident aged over 86 was suddenly stricken Sunday morning. She is confined to her bed at the home of her son George Hyndman three miles west of Cumberland Iowa, with a special to News Telegraph reporting the incident.
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Cumberland
Iowa
News-Telegraph
Jane Hyndman
George
Hyndman
Well Known Exira Girl Under Knife
Special to the Nevis Telegraph reports Mins Pauling Spoo daughter of Mrs Doll Spoo was taken this afternoon to Atlantic hospital for emergency operation due to aggravated appendicitis.
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EXIRA
Nevis-Telegraph
Pauling Spoo
Doll Spoo
Newa-Telegraph
Atlantic Hospital
Adair High School Holds 7th Annual Commencement
The Adair High School 7th annual commencement occurs at the Opera House on Thursday evening May 28. Rev J Henry Hitt of Omaha gives invocational remarks, then a morning invitation by the Girls Glee Club, diplomas presented by Supt M J Westergaard, and a senior class response by Robert Kelsey. The class also performs the comedy Nothing But the Truth Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and lists many named participants.
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Adair
Tay
Tor &News-Telegraph
Adair High School
Opera’ House
Wctress
J. Henry ‘Hitt
Omaha
Vallard
M. J
Westergaard
Bard
Robert Kelsey
Clarence van Dusen
Lawrence Kuhl
I. M. Ralston
Marty Grant
Bishon Doran
Marius McQuillan
Dick Donnelly
Ernest Bundley
Robert Bennett
M. Ralston
Dorothy Swinehart
Gwendoly Ralston
Aline Lee
Ethel Clark
Grace Killpath
Mabel Jackson
Mary McMutghi
Sable Jackson
Ruth Alcorn
Martha
Isa Handley
Sou
Former Adair Lad Crushed By Auto
May 25 Adair area report: Jack Larson, a former Adair resident now in Des Moines, was fatally injured when struck by a car at Seventh and Locust. Driver G A Tundblesug exonerated. Eye witness Tom Condon described a traffic jam crossing. Larson died during surgery at a hospital. another tragedy in two years followed.
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Adair
News! Telegraph
Jack Larson
Q-yearcold
Seratore Larson
Des Moines
G. A. Tundblesug
Seventh
Locust Streets
B. Condon
Tom Condon
Forner Alaie
Les Moines
Condéin
J. 1. Larson
Mreo Jessie Larson
Memorial Services at Adaire Church Sunday
Memorial services at the Methodist church Sunday morning were well attended by war veterans and residents. Rev. M. J. Barick delivered an appropriate sermon for the occasion.
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Adair.i Ita
News-Telegraph
Methodist Church Sun
M. J. Barick
Alumni Elect Elliott High Officers For Next Year
Elliott high school alumni elect officers for the coming year with Mrs. Cartie Stedmony as president Mrs. Jace Reed as vice president Ortiff Kirby as treasurer and Mildred Kirby as secretary in the May 25 vote reported by the News Telegraph.
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Elliott
Elliott High’ School
Aloni
Cartie Stedmony
Jace Reed Pu
Ortiff Kirby
Secraty
Mildred Kirby
Elk Horn News Highlights Local Events and Illness
In Elk Horn Tay May 25 special to News Telegraph Chris Sorensen, recently ill at the Elk Horn hotel, was taken to a hospital in Omaha. A banquet at Lessin hall Thursday evening, and a Sunday outing in Omaha, were noted. Reverend Dreild of Atlantic is in town for mission meetings with Mrs Jersild and two daughters present. Norbert Nielen’s wife, filling Pastor Bing’s place, has arrived and will remain for December.
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Elk Horn
Tay
Chris
Sorensen
Suingran
el Horn
Lessin Hall
Omaha
Dreild
Atlantic
Griswold Sows Way Big Hogs in Iowa
In Griswold Iowa Henry Reichstein aids his mother in the farm near town ten miles southwest of Griswold they marketed hogs weighing record sizes. A lot of 77 hogs included three monster pigs with weights of 870 pounds 750 pounds and 570 pounds showcasing Griswold’s large livestock market.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Iowa
Henry Reichstein
Frank Reichstein
Elliott Teaching Force Elects for Next Year
At a Saturday board meeting the personnel for the coming school year was announced. Paul Gossick, Parsons graduate, will teach Manual Training History and serve as athletic director of boys. Mrs Willma Hall from Tab or college will teach English dramatic arts and be the athletic director. Lonell Misa Hall will also coach the Cyclone Staff. Miss Bergoin, Pacific Junction veteran, becomes domestic science instructor. Supt Simmons plans Iowa City trip to finish masters and pursue a psychology doctorate. Elliott expresses jubilation over prospects for next year.
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Vial
News
Board of Education
Paul Gossick
Parsons College
Willma Hall
Tabor College
Lonell Misa Hall
Miss Bergoin
Pacific Junction
Th. Simmons
Iowa City
Griswold Man Burned By Sulfuric Acid Accident
GrIswold Iy May 25 Special to News Telegraph Madcam J Reynolds of Reynolds Bros Storage Battery Co Griswold Willard service station severely burned on both arms Saturday when high test sulfuric acid splashed from a Lengallon carboy into a smaller container The right arm suffered severe burns left arm burned but less The doctor found dirt in the grease used on the burns and feared infection Reynolds wore rolled sleeves which protected much of the skin His shirt sleeves were eaten by acid and the shirt was ruined Reynolds is commander of Griswold post No 608 American Legion and is known in the area.
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Griswold, Iy
News-Telegraph
Madcam J. Reynolds
Reynolds Bros. Storage Battery Co
Griswold Willard
Mr. Reynolds
Griswold
American Legion
Petersen and Ellen Olesen Wed in Omaha Elk Horn
William Petersen and Miss Ellen Olesen both of Elk Horn were married Thursday May 21 in Omaha. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olesen. The groom has served for several years as postmaster there.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
William Petersen
Ellen Olesen
Elk
Iowas Wiota Briefs Include Illness and Social News
Miss Margaret Bell of the high school faculty was taken ill at school Friday afternoon and had to be sent home. Mrs F D Bradley of Bakersfield Calif is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs W McDermott. Joseph Metz a student of Bee Maines Catholic college spent the weekend with his parents Mike Metz and wife in Wiota. E M Kellogg was taken suddenly ill near Potluck Friday night and moved to a hospital in Atlantic. A birthday celebration for J E Jordan and Ernie Schultz drew about 100 guests at the IOOF building with dancing and luncheon. Three small children of Mr and Mrs Claire Aldrich east of town are sick with whooping cough. Ming Kathen Kelly a nurse at the home of M E Judd left for home Thursday. Mrs C B Judd has made progress toward recuperation.
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Margaret Bell
F. D. Bradley
Bakersfield
Calif
W. McDermott
Joseph Metz
Bee Maines Catholic College
Mike
Metz
E. M. Kellogg
Atlantic
Eas
J. E. Jordan
Ernie Schultz
Claire Aldrich
Ming Kathen Kelly
EB. Judd
C. B. Judd
May 25 Grant News item highlights local social notes
Mra. A Allard of Villisca visits her brother James Spragut. Mrs. J A Cosad and Mrs. Blackburn with Lola shop in Atlantic. Fred Kenworthy and Glen in Atlantic on business. Baccalaureate sermon at M E church by Rev Breeling. Byron Porter with H F Porter in Des Moines on business. Grace McPherrin of Dex Moines visits Geneve Embree. Home Makers club hosted by Mrs M E Kenworthy. Lola Curry and Geneva Embree shop in Atlantic. L D Foote attends graduation in Willisea for daughter Janice. Intermediate and Gratemar! rooms host teachers picnic. Rev Kraft from Noble Center attends commencement.
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Byron
Des Moines
L. D. Foote
Willisea
Janice
Rev. Kraft
Noble Center Church
Massena News Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Events
Massena Iowa May 25 special to News Telegraph George Crase and wife visited Creston Wednesday Hugh Solomonson of Dupred spent days with Mrs Henry Houladay Harry Benson and family from Longmont California are here to tend their farm south of town and visit old friends Mrs Aden Hoafelt division of Methodist Aid held a picnic in Tourist Park Thursday afternoon with good attendance Mr Knott Fontanelle miller was a pleasant caller after here Wednesday Mrs G L Hufstader and sons Gaylord and Robert returned from Albia where she had been with her parents since leaving the Methodist hospital at Des Moines seven weeks ago Cleo Koee was an Omaha caller consulting a skin specialist about an ankle trouble Mrs Alice Guthrie is in Cumberland visiting Perry and Brown homes The Anti-Latlon League showed
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Massena
George Crase
Swvife
Creston
Hugh Solomonson
Dupred
Henry Houladay
Harry Benson
Longmont
Calo
Aden Hoafelt
Methodist Aid
Knott
Fontanelle Miller
G. L. Hufstader
Gaylord
Robert
Albia
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Cleo Koee
Omaha
Alice Guthrie
Cumberland
Perry
Brown
Aol Company in Serious Condition After Tonsil Trouble
A line about an oil company facing serious condition after several layginesa with tonsil trouble, reported Wednesday. The person was taken to Omaha where a major operation was expected Friday.
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