New York Stocks Close Mixed on May 27
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange show American Can at 189.5, A T T 138, Ashison 119, Canadian Pacific 142, Corn Products 33, General Electric 98.4, International Power 70, United Cigars 69, White Motors 73.5, Mack Truck 184, Sears Roebuck 164.44, United Drug 124.44.
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Liberty Bonds and Market Reports Across Bonds and Commodities
Liberty bonds quoted firm with 4% issues hitting new highs for the year at 102.18 and 102.20 for new issues. New York bond market notes slight weakness in some foreign government issues while railroad bonds show irregularity. Wheat and corn prices listed. Chicago and Kansas City livestock markets show mixed to steady trends with hogs and cattle varying by weight and type across multiple exchanges.
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Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Summary
Corrected daily market notes show No 1 wheat at 2 dollars per bushel, barley and other grains with limited activity. Cattle markets remain steady to slow with stockers and feeders around 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers about 3.50, reflecting a subdued demand in hog and cattle sectors.
FARM HOUSE BURNS IN RED OAK FIRE
May 27 in Red Oak a two story house owned by tenants McFarland Brothers burned. The fire destroyed the structure and household effects except for some items saved by twelve neighbors with the help of local residents. Insurance covered the loss on the house. tenants were not injured.
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Sixtyteen Get Diplomas at Cumberland
Cumberland Iowa May 27 Special to the News-telegram Commencement exercises for the graduating class of Cumberland High School were held last week with Dr Patterson of Council Bluffs as speaker. The title The Street of Achievement was delivered with force. Three top scholars were announced by Superintendent Hot Read who also distributed the diplomas. Names included Harley Mewell Verna Ryhingany and several others among the honor students and graduates.
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Red Oak Man Dies After Limb Strike
George Windsor senior, 72, a Montgomery county resident for four decades, died at Red Oak hospital after being struck on the head by a decayed tree limb while watching a tree-cutting incident at his residence. He was taken home then to the hospital and never regained consciousness. Born May 1 in Yavel Summitshir Wy plone.
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George Windsor
Montgomery County
Red Oak Hospital
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Memorial Day Speaker Set for Adair Dedication
Judes W. G. Vanderplong of Knoxville, member of the fifth Judi District of Town, will deliver the Memorial address in Adair Saturday afternoon. Local ceremonies begin at 1 30 p m in Melvin park with all businesses closed during the exercises.
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Melvin Park
Lewis Commencement Held Monday Evening
The May 25 commencement exercises took place in the school gymnasium with invocation by Rev. Baldwin, song by the high school glee club, valedictory by Jessie Zimmerman, a glee club song, a keynote address by Dr. Herbert Martin of Drake University, presentation of diplomas by Supt. I. T. Morris, and benediction by Rev. BE Betlows.
Two Business Changes at Anita Anita Iowa and Massachusetts
In Anita Iowa two local business changes were announced. E. Smith who ran a hearth side barter shop since buying from D. R. Donahoe has sold his interests to J. K. Benson of Walnut who now owns the business. Amos W. Shipman has sold his restaurant and cafe to Mo L. Swanson whose son took possession Wednesday.
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Amos W. Shipman
Mo L. Swansson
Adair Sinks Under Severe Drought Hit By Water Shortage
May 27 report from Adaire notes severe drought depleting water supply. Town pumps and a larger reservoir are being installed to defend against future shortages. Wells in the area run low and creek pastures dry up, forcing farmers to plan selling livestock.
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Avoca Sends Large Delegation to Wal Nut Lodge Meeting
Avoca town reports fifty local Odd Fellows and Rebekahs traveled to Wal Nut Lodge for the eighteenth annual Shelby Pottawattamie county conference.
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Walnut hosts two counties lodge conference headline
Walnut May 27 special to News-Tegraph prominent officials of the 1. O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges attended the eighteenth annual Shelby and Pottawatomie county chapters conference. The session opened at nine this morning but little work was completed as visitors arrived. main addresses were slated for the afternoon and evening.
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Joint Meeting Tonight Of Audubon Cass Fair Boards Exira
Special to SNe HIE Audubon and Cass hold a joint meeting tonight in Exira to discuss fair relations for the year. Members of the county fair boards will be present to address upcoming events and plans.
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New Arrivals at Elliott
Rush has a baby girl born Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Spicer are happy with the new arrival. Mrs. Spicer, former Miss Niblett, related details and date noted May 27.
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Red Oak Rotary Holds Memorial Service at Local Hotel
The Red Oak Rotary club conducted a memorial service on Sunday at the Hotel Johnson. Rev. Albert Lundberg of the Swedish Mission Church spoke, with Raymond H. Perry presiding over the meeting.
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Nurses Graduation in Des Moines Hospitals Tonight
Forty nurses will graduate from two Des Moines hospitals with thirty three diplomas at Iowa Methodist and seven sheepskins at Iowa Congregational. Florence Tibben of Extra Maude Plate of Anita Barbho Blume of Denison and Ruth Siyme of Shenandoah are named among Methodist graduates.
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Shenandosh
Methudist Hospital
Anita case postponed to Audubon for trial
The case of C. C. Gipple vs. Henick for personal damages from an auto collision several months ago was postponed until the next term of court to be tried in Audubon.
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Local News Roundup From Lewis Iowa May Events
Polentinh y ig and children visit Bear Grove home of sister Mrs Coffels Emma F C Jos and Levi Enfield return from Spirit Lakes fishing Lois Reynolds leads class history Much Ado About Nothing play to be repeated at opera house Juntas plan Crystal Lake visit Decoration Day chair provision by Ladies Oakwood cemetery fund drives for lot dues and donations Mrs C B Be en forvinn e M E church Bly A Casey ary work planned
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Lois Reynolds
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Mother of a Cumberland Man Dies at Red Oak
Mrs. O N Westerlund mother of George Westerlund Cumberland died Sunday night at her Red Oak home after a three week illness. She was 69, born in Sweden March 8 1866 and came to America at twenty six. She married O N Westerlund January 21 PRES and they lived in Montgomery county. Eight years ago they retired from the farm. Sixteen children survive: Henest ref Resides her nasty Styvive tren They see Dumfries, Iowa Fathys Reuben Villiseas Cearge and others. Services held at Duke Red Oak Lutheran church with Rev Alexis Andreen. interment in Ever viron Cemetery.
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George Westerlund
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Reuben
Villiseas Cearge
Ralph Bevuge
Grint Ray
Red Oak
Ono
Duke Red Oak Lutheran Church
Alexis Andreen
Everviron
Wife Beater At Red Oak Fined In Justice Court
In Red Oak this week Henderson, local shut-in, was fined $40 and costs of $24 by Justice Greenlee after his assaults left bruises on his wife’s arm and face. Henderson pled guilty and paid the fine.
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Divorce Petition Foils Golden Wedding Plans in Shenandoah
Town, May 27. James H. Cowperthwaite, 72, married 46 years, seeks to annul his marriage claiming his wife was insane at the ceremony. Mrs. Cowperthwaite has been an inmate of Polk County Home for more than eighteen years, according to the petition filed in district court.
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Massena Lady Improves After Illness Report
Massena Iowa May 2 Special News Telegraph reports Mrs A J Kruise, a well known local woman, is showing some improvement from a critical bout of pleuropneumonia, following previous serious condition.
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Jack Larson Improves After Des Moines Accident
In Adair Iowa on May 27 the News Telegraph reports Jack Larson, former Adair resident seriously hurt Saturday night in Des Moines by a car, is reported today to be some better after an operation. Authorities feared he would not rally.
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Adair Senior Class Play Tonight in Iowa
Ada ir Iowa May 27 The senior class play Nothing But the Truth was presented last night at the opera house to a full house and will be repeated this evening.
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Perry Exira call brings Mrs Gill to care of mother
Mrs Tom Gill has been called to Perry Iowa by the serious illness of her mother. The trip was arranged Monday and noted as urgent by local authorities in Exira.
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News-Telegraph
Mra
Tom Gill
Perry
Fire at Anita Anita store exposes rubbish disposal risk
May 27 special fire report cites a basement blaze at the Anita Anita East jewel ry store rear door. The Piet rubbish caught fire from a cigarette stub, causing damage mainly to the basement door which was charred. Fire department responded promptly and prevented total loss, underscoring dangers of improper rubbish disposal.
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Massena News Briefs From Around the World Trip and Local Notices
Massena May 27 Special to News Telegraph Mrs Aden Hosselt leads Methodist Aid around the World trip with a depot stop at Hotel Bristow and three other stops. Queen Esther society picnic in the park. Home Guards to be entertained at Emil Whitney’s Friday. Loraine Patterson leads activities. The Shocums and Slocums’ family travel to Fairfield to visit relatives and plan to tour Weleyan College. Alton Shorty Powell improves after pneumonia at his brother’s Anita home. Guthries visit David Byrissler’s. Meda Whitney takes vacation from Parkin son store and visits Omaha. Dorothy Crow travels to Des Moines to visit sister Mrs Cyr. Babbitt and wife depart Tekamah for home. Herman Greenwath and son install wells for patrons Hank and Gene Cruise and Mrs Martha Vasko visit from Omaha due to ill in-law. Gourley family from C Orning and Mrs John Leeb visit. Mrs Andrew Harper hosts visitors. Barry family enjoy California relatives.
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Donald
Yvonne
Kenneth Hopkins
Fairfield
Leon
Anita
Grover Guthrie
Alice Guthrie
David Byrissler
Meda Whitney
Parkinson
Omaha
Clarence Smeltner
Dorothy Crow
Des Moines
James Cyr
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Herman Greenwath
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Gene
Cruise
Martha Vasko
Virgin Birth Debate Rocks Presbyterian Church in Columbus
Dr Henry Sloan Coffin of New York argued that complete faith in the virgin birth is essential for minister licensure, signaling a split if a majority of the presbyteries support the General Assembly action. The protest centers on modernist views and the church’s doctrinal requirements.
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Henry Sloan Coffin
New York
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