Financial Markets Snapshot From New York and Midwest
New York stock quotations show gains in American Can AT&T General Electric and International Paper among others. Liberty bonds close with mixed yields while Chicago and Omaha area grain and livestock reflect softer grain trade and steady to mixed cattle hogs and sheep prices.
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New New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cigar
U. S. Steele
International Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Rochwek
Ida Grove Man May Be Elected Iowa Legion Head
J. Ray Murphy of Ida Grove was expected to be chosen state commander of the Iowa American Legion as the convention closed in Council Bluffs. The election was to be held that afternoon and, with business finishing, many members prepared to return home while hundreds stayed for the national Legion meeting in Omaha starting Monday.
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Ida Grove
Iowa Legion
Council Bluffs
Opt
J. Ray Murphy
Iowa American Lagi
National Legion
Omaha
Ceese of
Gloria Swanson
Palm Beach
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report
Grain prices show No 1 aml Wheat at 1.45 with other grains and feed details obscured by OCR. Cattle trade noted as steady to slow with stockers and feeders at 6.00 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.25 to 6.50. Produce prices include butter and eggs with miscellaneous poultry values and old stock notes.
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South Omaha
AERTS
ONOS
Kansas City
Wethers
Ewes
Petersens Visit Brayton From Fremont
Mr and Mrs Fred Petersen of Fremont Nebraska were in Brayton Tuesday visiting friends before continuing a motor trip. They planned to tour Washington DC where their daughter works for the government and also visit Niagara Falls and other nearby points of interest. The Petersens formerly lived in Brayton.
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Brayton
Tan
Sperata News-Telegraph
Fred Petersen
Fremont
Washington, D. C
Lso
Niagara Falls
Petersen
Oakland Men Buy Hogs in Dakota to Fatten Here
Felix Setz and James McArthur of Oakland returned from South Dakota with two carloads of hogs. They will fatten them for market here in Iowa, taking advantage of a crop shortage that makes buying hogs profitable for local farmers who ship them for feeding on Iowa’s bumper corn.
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Hancock
News-Telegraph
Felix Setz
James McArthur
Oakland
South Dakota
Iowa
Ponies Die in Collision at Red Oak Corn Festival
At Legion Park Red Oak two ponies collided during a festival race killing both animals. Riders Russell Gordon 14 and Mildred Milner 15 were thrown and briefly unconscious but survived with bruises. Milner’s pony veered onto the race rack as the starter fired.
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Red Oak
Russell
Gordon
Mildred Milner
Legion Park
Miss Milner
Dewn
Anita Happenings Reflect Local Festivities and Rail Work
Residents in Anita report visits from relatives and neighbors, a Rock Island railway worker in Oakland, low-flying mail planes, and a rain soaked Saturday reducing town commerce. Local scenes include dinners, golf at Atlantic, and a water main break on Main Street, with shops and homes affected as families travel between Anita, Atlantic, and nearby towns.
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Anita
Dexsie Wheeler
Lattice Harris
Massena
Louden
Oakland
Rock Island Railway Company
Mhita
Boot Rasmussen
Omaha
Chas. Campbell
Andrew Weigane
Cr AL Roars
J. E. Kreakner
California
Tony Kopp
H.C. Bangham
Frank West
Walnut
Flavia Hook
Misa Vera B. Hook
Jos. McDermott
Atlantic
Kil T. Williams
R. A. Kohl
Joe Kopp
Hobart E. Newton
District Court
Anna
Ed. L. Newton
Main Street
Johnstown
Blue
Wife
P. Blue
Wn. Gilpatrick
G. Stuart
Jamox F
Furman
Former Colorado gold miner dies at Griswold today
Adolph Erickson, 69, longtime local figure and former Colorado gold miner, died at 6 a.m. after battle with arterial sclerosis and heart trouble. He had been living with Mr. and Mrs. Axle Seastrom since his wife’s death in May. Erickson was born in Sweden and moved to the United States as a young man before mining in Colorado. He later farmed southeast of the city for several years.
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Griswold
Telegraph
Adolph Erickson
Erickson
Axle Seastrom
Sweden
America
Colorado
Former Hancock Man Loses Hand in Factory Accident
William Lenhardt of Hancock, Tennessee, reportedly lost his hand in an accident at the Dayton tire factory in Dayton. The circumstances remain unclear as details were not provided to his mother.
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Hancock
William Tenshardt
William Lenhardt
Dayton Tire
Dayton
Brayton Parents Welcome Twins Born Yesterday
Mr and Mrs Arthur Clemensen living west of Brayton are parents of twins, a boy and a girl, born yesterday. Special Telegraph report notes the arrival in Brayton area with local residents celebrating the new arrivals.
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Brayton
Qet
Arthur Clemensen
First Time Downtown in a Year in Tanta
Special to News Telegraph reports Mrs Z W Ruigles wheeled downtown Thursday for a brief visit to the street business district. The feature notes her yearlong absence and return, with attention to local shops and storefronts.
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News
Z. W. Ruigles
Gable
Adair Folks on a Motor Trip
Mrs and Mrs J L Perry and son John plan a motor trip to the Southwest for health reasons. Destination unsure they may stay through winter in Arizona or New Mexico.
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Adair
J. L. Perry
Von
John
Arizona
Perry
Anita Girls Promote Fund Drive With Harvest Party
The Anita high school girls basketball team will host a "Caluta Pie… pelea" event Friday evening October 28 at the school building to raise funds for new pew suits. Further details will follow.
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Anita
The
Anita High School
Pew Suits
Rive A
Local Happenings in Hancock Area October News
In Hancock on October 3 Mrs Zeannah Holiday returned home from Logan and Woodbine after a two week visit. George Wilkers of Council Bluffs and Miss Alice Dunn of Logan accompanied her home. Mr and Mrs Mary Lenhardt visited John Feidtman in Atlantic. Louise and Helen Plahn shopped in Omaha last Monday. The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a large church supper next Sunday evening October 10. Mrs Mary L Duncan returned from a four week visit at Gregory and Chamberlain SD she notes crop damage. Mr and Mrs Otto Suiter of Milford IA visit Mrs Suiters mother Mrs Boose this week.
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Hancock
Yin
Zeannah
Logan
Woodbine
George Wilkers
Council Bluffs
Alice Dunn
The
Methodist Church
Mary L. Duncan
Gregory Jand Chamberlain
Otto Suiter
Milford
Operations Report From Cumberland This Week
Mrs Reichart of Mt Etna and Homer Rich along with William Nettz of the city underwent major operations here this week. Dr A Weaver performed the procedures in Cumberland according to the special News Telegraph report.
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Cumberland, In
News-Telegraph
Reichart
Mt. Etna
Homer Rich
William Nettz
A. Weaver
Funeral Arrangements for James H. Martin
Special to News-Telegraph reports George Martin of Federal Wyoming arrived yesterday for the funeral of his father James H. Martin held yesterday afternoon. John Wade and wife visited relatives in Attale Monday. After months away, Orville returned to Anita.
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Martin
Federal
Wyo
James H. Martin
John Wade
Attale
Orville
Anita
Adair to Welcome New Poultry Plant In Town
Special to News-Telegraph reports Adair will host a poultry plant with laying mash production and a mammoth incubator. A farm sale on October 6 precedes moving operations into town. Expert poultry culler Mr Husy will oversee related work alongside the farm and manufacturing plant.
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Adair
Oet
News-Telegraph
A.rtuss
Adair Om Oet
Husy
Texan Former Anita Resident Visits His Old Home
Ta Oct 1 Special to News Telegraph Johin Burkhart reports from Texas that a former Anita resident, now living in Texas, visits Anita for a week. He travels via excursion rates to Omaha and brings upbeat reports on local business conditions for an above average year.
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Texan
Anita
News- Telegraph
Johin’ Burkhart
Texas
Omaha
Uni
John
Condit
Realty Deals Made at Anita Recently
Special to News Telegraph reports multiple property moves in Anita. C H Bartley’s BL Scarlett homestead near Anita sold by Safe Kool to Jry Scarlett for 120 dollars per acre with possession by March 1. Edna Worthing Seariett home turned into part of purchase. Kenneth Dean listed as lessee of the residence at the seat occupied by RE Barnholdt moving in this week. Barnholdts relocate to G A Carey apartments.
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Anita
Kenneth Dean Bas le
Agel Ames
Arita Record
Theseat
RE. Barnholddt
Barnholdt
G. A. Carey
Post to Anita detaches to Chicago duties
Det. 2 Special telegraph unit reports a man, his wife, and daughter left Wednesday morning for Chicago to assume new duties. Mrs Johnson and Mrs Lindland are visiting relatives in New Maine before joining him on to Chicago.
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Anita
Ur Loor
Doh
Chicago
Assuie
Mry
Johnson and
Muriland
New Maines
Griffin infant improving after paralysis attack
ERIRA Oct 4 Special to News Telegraph says the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Griffin has been ill with infantile paralysis but shows some improvement today.
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Erira
News-Telegraph
Marx
Earl
Griffin
Atlantic hospital patients undergo various operations
In Cass County Iowa several residents seek medical care at the Atlantic hospital. Clark Arnold Jr of Audubon and Ethel Toppfer both underwent operations today. Mrs Vaily Koposky had tonsil removal. Henry Kranky had a major operation. Mrs Henry Greve is very ill and unimproved. Also notice to bidders for a concrete box culvert project in Mymosa township with bid details and forms available.
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Clark Arnold, Jr
Audubon
Atlantic Hospital
Ethel Toppfer
Vaily Koposky
Tarlany
Henry Greve
Cass County
Atlantic
Iowa
Mymosa Township
Athintic
Jennie M. Wart
Visiting Mother Brayton Oct. 3
Mrs. Detson entertained a few friends Thursday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Merell Myers of Des Moines who is visiting here.
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Brayton
George Chirp Leaves for Guthen Center Job
George Chirp, employed by Swift & Co., leaves Wednesday for Guthen Center to take a new position while his family remains in town for a time.
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Brayton
Howel
George Chirp
Guthen Center
Swift & Co
Lightning Strikes Massena Telegraph Office Damage
A brief Massena telegraph office incident caused minor damage with no serious injuries reported. The storm's impact appeared limited as communications services resumed quickly and utilities assessed a few affected lines.
Divorces Sought by Mrs Peebles in Griswold Case
Mrs Lela Peebles wife of Roy Peebles filed for divorce in district court claiming cruel and inhuman treatment since their December 1906 Griswold marriage. She seeks alimony, title to Griswold fixtures, legitimate household goods, custody of minors, and further equitable relief. She says she left her husband September 30 this year. Grace McAustland sues H S Rattanberg for 240.36 on note with interest. H M Fen warrant asks 297.04 plus interest. Clovis Swan & Martin represent plaintiffs.
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Swan
Clovin d& Martin
Lela Peebles
Roy Peebles
Griswold
District Court
Senurr
Grace Mc
Austland
S. Rattanberg
Anita Vet Secures Pension Increase for Civil War Vet
John C. Kelley, over eighty and a Civil War veteran from Washington DC, has been advised that his request to increase his pension by 72 dollars per month has been approved by the Department.
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Anita
John C. Kelley
Department of Wal
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