New York Stocks End Higher on May 20
Closing prices show American Can 190, American Locomotive 12444, ALT. & T. 139, Atchison 120, Canadian Pacific 144, Com Products 33, International Paper 73, United Cigar 70, Westinghouse 738, Mack Truck 181, Sears Roebuck 170.
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New York
American Can
American Locomotive
ALT. & T
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Com Products
International Paper
United Cigar
Westinghouse
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
Liberty bonds and grain and livestock markets report
New York May 29 report details Liberty bonds steady to active with various series closing around 102, while treasury issues quiet. Chicago grain and livestock sections show mixed wheat, corn, oats, and robust cattle and hog activity with prices listed for multiple classes and receipts at St. Joseph, South Omaha, and Chicago markets.
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New York
Liberty
Treasury
Chicago
Opening day at Des Moines golf club features Brennan led east team
The Des Moines golf opening yesterday drew a crowd of locals as familiar players gathered. Bobby McKee from the capital region was noted as a standout, while Pons Brennan captained the east side team to a close victory over the west side.
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Golk and Country
Des Moines Pallers
Bobby McKee
Mississippi
Rey Bempeen
Pons Brennan
Il Cerrifing
Ehar Yee
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Corrected daily market notes show grain prices for No 2 and various commodities. Cattle futures indicate stockers and feeders steady to slow with cows and heifers around 6.00 to 6.50. hogs section appears incomplete.
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Wight
Heifers SA
Paws
Fecer
Starkey
Starker
Local Presbyterian Church See Change in Membership
Ayi the message speaks of a church in Wisconsin area where Mrs Rascae Hemen and others attended a service this morning. The article notes a gathering at a Presbyterian church with newly formed groups and rising interest in church activities.
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Rascae Hemen
Huge power merger circles Java utilities takeover
Reports circulated today that a vast combination of nearly all power providers in Java would progress toward turning the utilities over to a single capital entity. The details remain unclear as officials weigh implications for ratepayers and regional grids.
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Java
Progres
Stutt Vapeital
Murder Suspect Spent Night In Jail At Audubon
AVDUBON, 1, Way 29 1 Spe cial ote News Telegraph reports Edward Labine, a murder suspect, spent the night in the county jail here after being linked to a robbery and murder at the Central State hotel in Des Moines. A bulletin offered a reward for the suspect, who was recognized from a previous sighting. Ho alleged he had been beaten and thrown Crom on war. he recovered and was released.
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Avdubon
Edward Labine
Ajisht
Central State Hotel
Des Moines
Sheriffs of Five
Vaphiey O
Walnut News Roundup of Community Visits and Events
Walnut News records a May 27 community roundup. Mentions local visits by Priester, Volstedt siblings, and attendees at Onkhind business and a Stender event. A Jev ise hunts class picnic is noted at Miller grave, with multiple Omaha Red Oak and Council Bluffs visitors. Family visits, hospital transfer, and wedding anniversary plans are listed among many names and places.
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Wadnet
Ferdenand
Priester
Hidelgt Stender
Aouen
Lloyd Longenocker
Beulah Tiurdeety
Roy
F. Hamamond
Harold
Red Oak
Pood Hammond
Barbud
Taimmond
J. DL
China Simonsen
Soni Aeet
Willan
Avid
My Mick
Htoward Mick
Lincoln
Web
Iris Burke
Omaha
Mors
Mima Jourgensen
A. Sehlaffeldt
Mere
Claud Welch
Margaret
Greenfield
Mars
Pall Karsten
Walnut
James Eakin
Lauren Davidson
Council
Harade
Hugo Petersen
Kaland
Jarkeooville
Manning
Nelbert Walters
Cumbernity
Gust Wolf
Tre
Harry Nieman
Juie Sievers
Rastner
Wix
Marshall Heflin
Mas
F. G. Heflin
Bullerdick
Hatty
Westboro
Ars.w
Kicker
Howard Knott
Mancock
N.S. Wilson
Aspent
Nellie, Engelman
C.D. Boiler
Ada Buailer
Mes
Harry Wilson
Lake Okeboji
Grocery notice from 62 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday
Notice lists grocery company names and officials including Clore Bowley Schuler Barnaril, indicating a mid morning to early afternoon sale or service period. The legibility is limited but identifies multiple store names and managers.
Rev Lee to Deliver Baccalaureate Sermon at Audubon High
Presbyterian church will present the baccalaureate sermon for the Audubon high school graduates next Sunday evening in the Memorial building. The program includes school orchestra, double quartet, scripture reading, violin solos, and the sermon titled Shall I Do with My Life. The Rev Guy Konsher and C B Lee will lead the sermon and benediction.
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Lee
Audubon
Presbyterian Divine
Auduborial
B. Presbyterian Church
Audubon High School
Impressive Naturalization Ceremony at Audubon
An impressive naturalization ceremony took place in Audubon City with attendees including new citizens and local officials. Judge Warne presided as speakers highlighted the oath and community contributions.
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Audubon
Anniversary event observed in Audubon report
Local notices describe a May 2 anniversary event in Audubon with speaker M. Butts of Wee Town as principal speaker. Text notes the gathering marks the sixth anniversary of a standing raider, with highlights carried by Asahebor Board and NewseTebotuah coverage.
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Audubon
Tay
Uy MM. Butts
Wee Town
Dilip
Audubon Gardners Get Out Ear Muffs
A local Audubon County resident, C. Ban j well, warned of recurring frosts each month, a prediction that stirred anxiety among gardeners. So far his forecast has not consistently borne out, but another frost warned has damaged garden crops.
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Tawa
Spetas
D. C
Walnut Memorial Day Program Held Tomorrow
Walnut May 29 the Memorial day program will be at Walnut public school grounds at 2 pm if weather permits otherwise in the 1 O O P opera house. Program includes orchestra, Rev James Wilkins invocation, male and girls quartets, speaker post commander, address by Rev Walter Ricker, roll call, solo, silent prayer, flag dedication, Stay Spangled Banner, Benediction, cemetery programs with decorations, remarks by post commander, choir, prayers by Rev Wilkins, and salutes to the dead.
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Walnut
Walnut Public
James Wilkins
Walter Ricker
Walter Ricker. Roll Call. Solo—Mr. Warnke
American Legion Auxiliary
Elk Horn News Briefs Reach Across Nebraska Trails
May 29 Elk Horn Iowa items note Hans Hansens of near Elk Horn returning from a Nebraska motor trip. Nels Hansen and Peter Nielsen families southeast of Elk Horn motored to Shenandoah. Peter Hoegh and daughters Edna and Ella left for some days in Falls. Jens Jensen and wife welcome a newborn girl born Tuesday May 24. Chris Christensen sold his holt and will live with daughter Mrs Niels Hansen. Fl Hough, Horn school graduate, leaves Council Bluffs for Jenny Edmundson Hospital. Chris Hansen of Kimballton and family plan Denver move. Hansen was longtime depot agent.
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Elk Horn
Spo- Voto News
Hans Hansen
Near
Exin
Nebraska
Nels Hansen
Peter Nielsen
Oelk Dlorn
Shenandoah
Peter Hoegh
Edna
Ella
Down Falls
Seren Dangareth
Bray- Fon
Jens Jensen
Chris Christensen
Holt Senods
Stensen
Niels Hansen
Fl Hough
Horn School
Sun Council Bluffs
Jenny Edmundson
Chris Hansen
Kimballton
Denver
Colo
Hansen
Marne News Briefs Recap of Local Visits
May 28 report from Marne notes Mr and Mrs Paul of Minnesota visiting relatives in Atlantic and Anita. They spent Tuesday with cousin George Sanny while Henry Sanny sr also visited. John Gunderson of Anita stayed Wednesday with parents Mr and Mrs M T Gunderson.
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News-Telegraph
Paul
Minn
Atlantic
Anita
George Sanny
Henry Sanny
John Gunderson
M. 2. Gunderson
Adair Class Gets Diplomas at Evening Commencement
At the opera house last evening the Adair class of 19— received diplomas in a ceremony led by Rev. J. K. Stitt of Onis. The program included a school-glee club, songs, and a presentation of diplomas by Supt. R. E. Ballard and M. T. Webster, president of the school board.
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Adair
Nehoj
Opera Rouse
Jd. Kienry Stitt
Onis Delive
Iirts? Glee Club
Vines
Supt
R. FE. Ballard
M. T Werster
Liplue A. Te Tie Bitten
Local items highlight summer visits and events in Lewis Iowa
Miss Adalida Hank and pupils enjoyed a picnic at Crystal Lake. Art Webster brought his wife home for summer. Mrs Ray Bailey and two sons provided music for the class play. Several residents traveled to Town City Des Moines and Columbia. Federated Women’s Clubs members attended a Des Moines convention. Various locals and visitors are listed with brief notes. One want ad page promises property sales.
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John Woodward
Robert Graham
Federated Women's Clubs
Des Moines
Helen Moon
Slater
Wyo
J. B. Wissler
Mary Haworth
Lina Hayworth
Columbia
Nebr
John Kefferts
Osweoln
Elmer Avery
Mantz Memorial Speaker Announced for Memorial Day
Memorial Day observance set for Saturday morning led by the American Legion and Auxiliary. H. J. Mantz of Audubon will deliver the address, with Brayton Mantz named as memorial speaker in the special telegraph report.
Former Grant Man Stricken With Pneumonia
Richard Corbin of near Mr. 7, formerly living here, is seriously ill with pneumonia. Prof. and Mrs. Hull were pleasantly surprised by Embroidery Club members Wednesday evening. A surprise party honored Virginia Blackburn on her eleventh birthday with ten girl friends attending.
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Grant, Jr
Richard Corbin
Hull
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