New York Markets Close With Mixed Quotations
The Daily Markets reports closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange with American Can at 241, A T and T at 300, General Electric at 300, International Paper 67½, UnitedCinat? at 126, U S Steel 123½, U S Steel pid 126½, Mack Truck 210, International Harvester 128, United Drug 132, Sears Roebuck 210.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
A. T. & T. Matty
General Electric
International Paper
United Cinat Gt
U. S. Steel
Mack Truck
International Harvester
United Drug
Sears Roebuck
Livestock Markets and Bond Quotes Across Major U.S. Centers
Liberty bonds prices are listed with varied yields and new issue figures. Chicago cash grain streams show WHEAT No 3 red at 1.52 3/4, CORN No 2 mixed near 2.00, and mixed yellow notes. Kansas City and South Omaha livestock receipts indicate steady to lower markets for CATTLE, HOGS, and SHEEP with price ranges and top bids noted, while Chicago and St. Louis reports reflect mixed cattle values and beef totals across regions.
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Kansas City
Owen
South Omaha
Wethers
St. Joseph
Cnlves
Waterfall Discovery Amid New Zealand Terrain
A terse report notes a notable waterfall discovery in New Zealand terrain, highlighting the remote setting and local curiosity about the feature. No further details are provided about location, height, or discovery context.
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Update
Grain and market notes show wheat and assorted grains with prices hard to read. Cattle stockers and feeders stay steady as cows fetch about 3.25 a hundredweight and fat cattle price unclear. Produce and eggs have limited data, with several unreadable terms.
Smart Builder Contemplates Use Of Werd Perseverance
A noted craftsman known as Ue Wenedperker weighs methodical use of intellect to plan and supervise construction tasks. He relies on headwork to systematize materials, timelines, and labor for better outcomes. The piece portrays cautious progress and practical problem solving.
Cumberland Meat Market Proprietor Fred Breckenmaker Improves
In Cumberland October 14 special to News Telegraph Fred Breckenmaker a well known local meat market proprietor who had been seriously ill for some time is much improved now and able to be up a part of the time
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Cumberland
News-Telegraph
Fred Breckenmaker
Michael Cullen Improves After Car Accident Near Cumberland
Michael Cullen, seriously injured when a drive shaft failed and his car went downhill near Cumberland Iowa, shows improvement and is believed to be on the road to recovery.
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Michael Cullen
Carroll Leggers Taken and Sentenced by Judge Peters
Audubon Iowa October 14 two Carroll young men Wilbur Weiderhold and Ernest Hummill were arrested by Sheriff Jorgensen when liquor was found in their car. They pleaded guilty to transporting liquor and were sentenced by Judge Peters to a fine of 80 dollars each. The case hints federal prohibition officers did not eradicate bootleggers in Carroll county.
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Carroll
Wilbur Weiderhold l
Ernest Hummill
Jorgensen
Jigner
Atlantic
Peters
Carroll County
Cumberland Sixth Grade Party Planned at Ruth Spencer Home
Sixth grade students and their teachers will hold a Simllone on party tonight at Miss Ruth Spencer's home. A program of ramps and entertainment has been arranged and the Spencer residence is neatly decorated for the event.
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Cumberland
Det
Ruth Spencer
Spencer
Elk Horn Couple Observe Diamond Wedding Today
Elk Horn, Oct. Spe special to News Telegraph reports Hans Rasmussen and his wife marked their diamond wedding anniversary with morning services at the Rethania Danish Lutheran church in Elk Horn. A reception followed at the home of their son Alfred Rasmussen, where the elderly couple reside. The church was adorned with a flower arch near the altar and a flags arch. They are the parents of four sons and one daughter.
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Spe.cial
Newss
Hans Rasmussen
Peste
Pronger
Rethania
Cmd
Alfred Rimmussen
Ivan
Waveland farmers buy church for community house
Waveland township farmers southwest of Oswald bought the Whipple church at public auction and will convert the building into a community house with a furnace. After the sale the Waveland Center church was also to be sold but the farmers had already organized a petition to use the building for communal purposes and accepted the bid for the first church.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Waveland Township
Oswold
Whipple Church
Griswald
Waveland Coates Methodist
Nautilus
Weveland
Cass land involved in big suit in Audubon County
Twenty seven heirs of the late Nels P. Hovich estate sue in Audubon county district court seeking equal division of 2000 acres of Cass and Audubon county land held by the deceased Brayton man who died intestate May 16 1924. The heirs also ask for a referee to divide the property and note the administrator William Hough allotted the land. The deceased reputedly had several hundred thousand dollars in cash at his death.
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Telegraph
Audubon County District Court
Wass
Nels P. Hovich
Brayton
Cass
Audubon County
William Hough
Griswold Club Sponsors Movie Night at Local Theater
The Griswold Club sponsors a community film event at the town theater. Guests include Abiedarne Att and Hen, with Tuesday evening showings featuring Mandy and Uyagaberty among others. Proceeds benefit the dadion restro ogoan and brary.
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Gimswuold
Aler Oer
Atenming
Mandy Aid
Wack
Uyagaberty
Social dinner at Ghiswolty referenced in local notes
An Oct observation recalls a dinner hosted by Virgil le Wirt, a well known longtime resident, entertaining about twenty relatives and friends at Llodlaek. The event included tea service and a formal dining period, though details are fragmentary and the tone remains cordial.
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le News Telegraph
Virgil le
Llodlaek
State Highway Commission Meats At Audubon Today
The State Highway Commission meets at Audubon today to discuss upgrading Primary 7 highway to a grade road. Officials planned to review construction progress and consider improvements along the route.
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State Highway Commission
Audubon
Audubon Speeways Tale Sparks Local Buzz
Fragmentary OCR notes reveal names Audubon and Ho Johnsen amid a muddled report about a disturbance or incident. The readable bits hint at people involved and a possible clash, with no clear date or location established.
Lewis Lady's Sister Improves After Hospital Visit
Special to Sins Telegraph reports Ta Lewis and Ta Wet crew visiting their sister Mrs Anna Hein Daueh in hospital. Henry Ernest Multhaup and others traveled Sunday to see her and she is somewhat improved.
New Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Vail in Lewis
Special to News Telegraph reports Joe Vail and wife welcomed a daughter Sunday night in Lewis. The brief notice confirms the birth event with no complications and notes the family on a residence in the town.
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Lewis
Telegraph
Joe Vail
Former Adair Man Under Knife in Minneapolis Hospital
Chas Ho Farrington of the Western Bond and Mortgage Co., Portland, Oregon, formerly an Adair resident, was taken from Horthand to Minneapolis by train on Sept 27 after a serious illness. Surgeons diagnosed a duodenal rupture requiring urgent surgery. Farrington's condition is slightly improved, and his wife remains with him in Minneapolis until he can travel home.
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Get
Chas
Ho Farrington
Western Bond and Mortgage Company
Portland
Orn
Adair
Horthand
Minneapolia
Minneapolis
Farrington
Cumberland PTA Meets Last Night
Cumberland Ya Oct 14 A Cumberland P T A meeting at the high school featured a spelling contest between the third and fourth grade boys and girls. The girls won with Elsie Spencer and Evelyn Eblen as individual prize winners. A light luncheon followed the program.
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Cumberland
Loek
T. A
Elsie Spencer
Evelyn
Eblen
Parole Board Battles Control Board Over Prison Transfers
Des Moines reports a feud between the Board of Parole and the Board of Control. Governor Hammill faces scrutiny as lawmakers seek clarity on whether the control board can transfer state prisoners to private hospitals. Attorneys discuss a formal ruling while charges and historical tensions color the dispute.
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Powers of Control Board
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Dea Moines
Mammill
Gibson
Bea
Gilgun
Exen
Usten
Board of Control
Control Board
Russell Cockburn
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Parce
Hammill
Gilson
Towa
Parse
Pricon
Maxwall O'Brien
Trail of Edward Sands Reignites Search for 1922 Slayings
Information reaching Los Angeles District Attorney Keyes confirms a long obscured trail in the 1922 murder of director William Desmond Taylor. The DA says Sands was seen recently in Kansas City, prompting a renewed worldwide hunt with fresh vigor.
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Angeles
INS
Edward Sands
William Desmond Taylor
Los Angeles
Sands
Keyes
Kansas City
Real estate transfers inked in local notice
Special to the paper reports Lewis deals. Two parcels are released to B. C. Upson, adjoining east, touching a barn and garage. Keffir moves from his Presentation Thursday into the Carrie Archer property leased by the firm.
Elk Horn Visitors From Cuyler Minn Guests of Markee
Melvin Larson and two friends from Cuyler Minnesota are visiting Ed Markee’s home in Elk Horn Iowa on October 14.
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Elk Horn
Melvin Larson
Cuyler
Minn
Ed. Markeeven
Indictment of Minister's Son for First Degree Murder
Warren Vandervoort a 17 year old Parkerburg student is indicted for the killing of his father Rev Vandervoort and for assaulting his mother Mrs Vandervoort. The case slated for November term court with county attorney aiming for the death penalty. The mother testified she thought her son walked in his sleep. defense may seek insanity plea.
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Allison
Warren Vandervoort
Parkersburryg
Rev
Vandervoort
Butter County
Cumberland Girl Is Unimproved
Emily Kitchener, who recently underwent an operation at the Atlantic hospital, has returned home but complications have set in and she is not improving as expected.
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Cumberland, In
News-Telegraph
Little Emily Kitchener
Atlantic Hospital
Local tele phone office staff attend Atlantic tributary conference
Harold Johnson manager of the Elk Horn telephone company and operators Miss Anna Fredrickson and Miss Amelia Peterson attended the tributary conference held at Atlantic yesterday.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Harold Johnson
Anna Fredrickson
Amelia Peterson
Atlantic
Neighborly Quarrel Leaves Man with Injuries at Red Oak
In Red Oak on October 14, Anton Newman suffered a broken left arm and a severe head wound after a neighborhood dispute over alleged cattle trespassing. His neighbors Mr and Mrs George Rush sustained minor bruises. Warrants were expected to be issued for all participants, according to Sheriff J A Baker.
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Red Oak
Iai
Anton Newman
George Rush
Newman
Rush
Shriff
J. A. Baker
Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy Promises Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a simple safe preparation to remove mucus from the intestinal tract and quell inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It urges readers to consult a physician if needed and mentions availability at druggists.
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Mayr
Iosein
Smithsonian note on worms and rain debunked superstition
The Smithsonian states there is no basis for the belief that worms cause rain or that rainy conditions predict earth cracks. The article argues that such superstitions lack fact and cites scientific reasoning behind weather patterns and soil behavior.
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Smithsonian Institution
Cass County Corn Growers Elect Leaders at City Hall
G E Malone was elected chairman and F Ifan secretary of the Cass county branch of the National Corn Growers Association at the city hall this afternoon. Mike Metz presided, J A Mullen of Fonila outlined the agrivistinn program. A large number signed up for the membership here.
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County Uity
G. E. Malone
F. If
Cass County
National Corn Growers’ Association
Mike Metz
J. A. Mullen
Fonila
Three Midwestern Universities Debating Realignment Question
Three western state teams Iowa Illinois Minnesota schedule a triangular debate on December 11 in Iowa City Urbana and Minneapolis. Judges include W L Morse Minnesota coach T Woolhert Illinois coach and A Maird Iowa coach. The question: whether realignment of political forces is necessary in the United States.
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Iowa
Ilinoia
Minnesota
United States
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