New York Markets Mixed as Stocks and Grains Show Variance
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange show American Can, U S Steel, and Studebaker among movers with varied gains. German government bonds rose under Dawes plan, while grain and livestock markets in Chicago and Omaha reflected uneven activity, with wheat firm on Winnipeg and Liverpool strength and hogs and cattle trading lower in spots.
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New York
INS
American Can
General Ehictrie
International Paper
Studebaker Gly United Cinar
Steel
So Steel
International Tarvester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
Dalier
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Lamb market quotes show varied feeder lamb prices and ewes
The report lists steady demand and price ranges for lambs and feeders. Steady fat lambs bring 14.00 to 18.25, lambs culls 10.50 to 11.60, yearlings 10.50 to 12.50, wethers 8.00 to 10.50, ewes 7.00 to 8.25, ewes culls 2.60 to 5.00, breeding ewes 7.60 to 13.50, and feeder lambs 14.00 to 15.90.
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South Omaha
Liberty Bonds Closing Bond Quotes Briefed
Closing liberty bonds show 3lys at 3 99 28 with 1st 4 percent at 101 i 2nd 44s at 100 28. Ard 4M Adl 22, 4th dys at 102 4, new 445 10884, new 4s at 102 29.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Corrected Daily notes grain prices including Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 142, corn 68 cents, barley 55 cents, rye 70 cents, and cattle market with stockers and feeders steady to slow at 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 3.26 to 5.50. Produce prices list butterfat, eggs, hens, roosters, geese, ducks, and springs.
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Chicago
Legal Battle Opens In Leeper Trial At Iowa City
A jury selection underway in Iowa City for the trial of Robert Leeper, state university student, facing charges linked to his father and a family dispute. Four jurors examined, lawyers from four firms on both sides, with the trial expected to last three days. Leeper, free on bail, attended with his wife and two month old daughter as spectators.
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Robert Leeper
Marengo
Qet
INS
Iowa
State University
Fort Madison
Leeper
Waller MW
James M. Parsons
Des Moinear
W. OE. Wallace
Williamsburg
W. OA. McCutlougt
Clinton
Ed 1. O'Connor
Johnston County
James P. Gaffney
Alterney
Iowa County
iHenry Walker
Iowa City
W. N. Leeper
Inchnson County
Audubon County Grants Primary-18 Grading Contract
Audubon County board awarded the grading contract for Primary-18 Highway to the Cass County firm Gen. W. Condon Construction Co. of Omaha for 25,580.75 dollars. Tile and drainage work on the road went to Geo. Cronkhite Construction Co. of Perry for 1,279.63 dollars. Completion is set for October 1, 1926.
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Audubon
Audu- Huon Rounty Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Gen. W. Condon Construction Company
Omaha
Geo. Cronkhite Construction Company
Perry
Box Social at Grove Township Community House
Box social and program scheduled for Friday October 28 at 8 30 p m at Grove township community house. Ladies urged to bring boxes. Also Tobias Harper Co entertainment on Wednesday October 21. Adult admission one dollar children free.
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Grove Township
American Legion
Tobias-Harper Co
Divorce Petition Filed in Cass County District Court
H C Eastman sues Gertrude Fern Eastman for absolute divorce on grounds of desertion over two years. Petition seeks annulment of the marriage and other relief with costs. Defendant must appear by noon of the second day of the November 1925 term beginning November 24 at Atlantic courthouse. default leads to judgment. Swan Martin Martin Kringel represents plaintiff.
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District Court of the State
Cass County
H. C. Eastman
Gertrude Fern Eastman
District Court
Iowa
Atlantic
Swan, Martin, Martin & Kringel
Crews of Commanche Burned Ship Accused of Drunken Chaos
Survivors of the Clyde liner Commanche report that a terrified Negro crew, drunk and fleeing the fire off Florida, allegedly rousted passengers from lifeboats and refused aid while escaping. James A. Moore leads survivors demanding Clyde Line reimbursements for poorer passengers. In another item, William Smith is sentenced to five years for larceny after stealing apples from a box car, with appeal abandoned.
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New York
INS
Clyde
Florida
James A. Moore
Clyde Line
Villisca
William Smith
Reformatory
Anamosa
Smith
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