New York Stocks Close Steady Amid Market Shifts
Daily Markets reports mixed closes on the New York Stock Exchange with American Telephone and Telegraph at 140, General Electric near 29814, International Paper at 63, Studebaker at 94, U S Steel around 127 and United Drug at 237. German government bonds rose to 99% as Locarno prospects buoyed prices, while Polish and French bonds gained. cattle receipts and prices shown for Kansas City and other markets with calves and fed lambs noted.
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New New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American Con
General Electric
International Paper
Studtbaher Bans
United Cigar
U. S. Steel Prd
Aoe International Harvester
Mack Track
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
New York
Qet
Locarno
Liberty Bonds and Grain News from Chicago and New York
Liberty bonds closed mixed with 1st 444s at 101 and 4s at 101.5, 4th Jas 12, new 4s at 106.9, new ds 102.384. Chicago cash grain markets showed Wheat No 1 at 1.48, No 3 hard 1.55, Corn No 2 mixed 2, No 4 mixed 0.82, and No 2 yellow around 0.84. Oats No 1 white around 0.95, with No 4 white at 0.40. Chicago optional grain reported firming, grains closing higher on strength in reports, with Wheat and Corn rising, Oats up on offerings. Livestock receipts steady with hogs around 1.74.
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New York
Liberty Bonds
Chicago
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Report Shuffle
Market notes show wheat and cattle prices with mixed activity. Stronger demand for cattle and steady to higher grain values reflect broader supply constraints and seasonal movement at Chicago and national exchanges.
Evening of Song at Baptist Church Next Sunday Eve
One of the citys most beautiful sacred song services will be held Sunday evening October 18 at 7 30 at the local Baptist church Seventh and Chestnut. The Harvest Home form program includes choir selections responses anthems and offertories with Miss Rapp and Miss Wilson leading.
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Baptist Church
Atlantis
Seventh and Chestnut Streets
Chicago Censors Cut Film Under Board Review
The Chicago board of censors led by Chief Morgan A. Collins warned the public about a film shown at the Hudichintsnd Rate theater. The censors cut six subticks and a scene deemed unsuitable while maintaining the overall sequence of the film.
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Chicago
Anspcconstree Tilmadge
Tarest Pictures
Huidichintsnd
Dean Wiltef
Eps Holding
Board of Censors
Potign Morgan A. Collins
Buseh
Eencara
Electrocute Slayer Michgan Cety Tad Qet In LUN
In a morning incident in the state a person named Tad Qet In LUN was electrocuted during an apparent trap. The event occurred about seven minutes after the individual was found and parenter reported the scene. Subsequent details describe a chaotic scene with various figures and prices, including references to bulls, cows, and stockyard terms, suggesting a broader market context.
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Michigan
Cety
Tad
Qet
Jala Koval
Ruesida Jae Yemet
Qaesipg Fw
Emieeti
Bary
Welenny &Loe Ae
Savker
Sadie
Foghur
Local phone projects expand city lines this week
The Iowa Electric Company and the Parnas Telephone Company have been installing new lines in the city over the past week. A large amount of new work focuses on health projects and a polychrome art event is planned for Monday and Tuesday.
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Adatra Tin
Sweejal Te Neves
Iowa Electric Company
Parnas Telephone Company
Aew Hines
Market Receipts Show Steady Fiat and Lamb Breeding
The market remains steady with receipts indicating feeder lambs and breeding stock. Prices noted include 310.50 and 400, with figures such as 87.000 and references to lamb feeders and ambers, reflecting regional livestock trading activity.
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Fiat
Honor to Clovis Hall Griswold Boy Named in National Scholarship
Griswold Iowa Oct 16 Hall Clovis son of Mr and Mrs W Clovis Red Oak is one of twenty five vocal students chosen for a Juilliard Musical Foundation scholarship in New York valued at 1000 dollars It covers school expenses and he will stay in New York through winter He attended Grinnell College and was in the men s glee club later worked as tenor satirist in Oklahoma and belongs to a local male quartet He is nephew of BL Clovis of Atlantic Iowa
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Hall Clovis
Amery
Clovis
Grin ‘Neil College
Oetaha
BL Clovis
Atlantic
Baptist Church at Cumberland Holds Services
Cumberland Ia Oct 16 Special to News Telegraph An examination was given Revail Swates pastor of the local Baptist church preparatory to ordination at an all day meeting held yesterday. The ordination was postponed. services were held with three pastors and delegates from neighboring churches present. Rev HL Bust of Gullovie Center and his brother Rev Jobson of Taelan attended. He rang officiating and baptismal services followed.
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Cumberland
Swates
Jp Ceus
Ervices
Neighboring Vhurches
Tin Aftaie
Gullovie Center
Ies
Albert Raet
Ripeppey
Rev
Jobson
Taelan
Wees
Sessien
Omaha Playground Supervisor Admits Hoax Story
Katherine Hood 19 former children's playground supervisor admitted the kidnapping tale she told to officials was a hoax. She claimed to have driven with an unknown man into the country and wandered into a stream bed after a proposal, then reached Millard in a hysterical condition while being held in a nervous ward of an Omaha hospital.
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Omaha
Nebr
Katherine Lied
Dren
Kay
Miss Hood
Milliared
Oniaha Hospital
President Praises Red Oak Juvenile Drum Corps Parade
The Red Oak Juvenile Drum Corps impressed President Coolidge in Omaha as 34 members aged 7 to 12 touted their performance in the Lawson parade. The President and Mrs. Coolidge smiled and applauded, prompting an official White House letter from Merril Hawkins thanking director and manager for the appearance.
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Ean Lawson
Omahark
Aml
Coolidge
Iide
Omaha
Merril Hawkins
Manger
White House
Washington
Mr. Hawkins
Erwin Sanders
Tere
State Health Secy to Speak at Botna Valley Medical Meeting
State health secretary Dr. Clay M Griswold will headline the Botna Valley Medical Society gathering in this city on Wednesday October 28 at Mason ic hall. The program includes talks on communicable disease prevention fever head injuries and surgical treatment of hyperthyroidism with physicians from Des Moines Omaha Council Bluffs Atlantic and other areas.
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Clay M. Griswold
Botna Valley Medical Society
Masonic Hall
Don M. Griswold
Des Moines
Hemmerhold
L. EK. Moon
Omaha
Ju- Tiua S. Weingart
Matthew A’ Keefe
Council Bluffa
CG. L. Campbell
Atlantic
R. A. Becker
Mystery of Missing Prisoners Stuns Des Moines Officials
Des Moines authorities face a probe after state checkers E. H. Kooser and George Bassett report 137 prisoners vanished from the jail with inadequate records. They also found over 140000 in fines unpaid or unrecorded, linked to judges remitting fines to free prisoners. State Auditor McClune says the filing of the report closes the inquiry with no clear evidence of official inefficiency.
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Des Moines
INS
E. H. Kooser
George 8. Bassett
Eivie
Wheckery
George Gallarde
State Andlitar
Genarab
MacNider Takes Oath of Office at Washington
The article notes MacNider, a rookie appointed assistant secretary of war, arriving in Washington to take the oath. He traveled from Mason to his Falls home, visited the White House to thank President Coolidge, and later took the oath in the War Department office administered by Jo. Randolph. He began acquainting himself with new duties.
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Washington
Antoril
MacNhivr
Mason
Falls Home
White House
Coolider
Davis
Vasis
Beim
Jo. Randolph
Department
ex-Legion
INS
Giant Export Corporation May Be Established
Des Moines reports a plan for a government export corporation to handle excess agricultural products with an estimated 150 million dollars capital. Senator Brookhart says it would be taken over by farm cooperatives and would ensure farmers receive production costs plus five percent profit. Tariffs would backstop domestic commodity prices.
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Des Moines
Congress
Smith
W. Brookhart
Brookhart
Omaha
Cornerstone ceremony planned for Avoca High Annex
The corner stone for Avoca high school’s new annex will be laid next Monday. An elaborate program includes addresses by local leaders and a history read by Mrs. FP A Horner, placed in the cornerstone with copies of the Avoca Journal Herald. Local speakers include Attorneys John Diltinger Frank A Turner and A L Preston.
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AVOCA
Newa-Telegraph
FP. A. Horner
Avoca Journal-Herald
John Diltinger
Frank A. Turner
A. L. Preston
Legion Auxiliary Convention Set for Boone Meeting
Boone Iowa hosts the fourth annual convention of the American Legion Auxiliary tenth district on Thursday October 20 with state and district leaders arriving for the event.
Atlantic High School Aggie Class Wins Corn Show
Vocational agriculture students at Atlantic High School earned three firsts five seconds and five thirds for a total of 24 in prizes at the community corn show. They spent up to an hour and a half on field trips processing seed corn and averaged 1.50 per hour for twelve participants under Carl Goeken. The new course has turned the boys into seasoned workers with team members Karl Kay Large de Henke Clyde McKadden Chaude McFadden Raymond Dallinger Roy Shepherd Robert Leach Howard Riges Donald Lamb Merwin Curtis Donald Wilkinson and Charles Thueman.
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Atlantic High School
Goeken
Atlantic
Carl H. Goeken
Karl Kay
Large de Henke
Clyde McKadden
Chaude McFadden
Raymond Dallinger
Roy Shepherd
Robert Leach
Howard Riges
Donald Lamb
Merwin Curtis
Donald Wilkinson
Charles Thueman
Free art lessons at Flom Alexander's on Oct 19 and 20
A store demonstration by a Polychrome Art expert offers two days of free instruction next Monday and Tuesday. Attendees should register at the store to help plan numbers and materials. The event aims to inspire Christmas gift ideas and enjoyable creative work.
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