Market Closing Quotations on New York Exchange
The Daily Markets records closing prices led by American Can at 256 and AT&T at 141. General Electric rose to 803%, International Paper 63½, Studebaker 64½, U S Steel 125½. Mack Truck 228½, Sears Roebuck 214, International Harvester 127, United Drug 45%.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
ATS & T
General Electric
International Paper
United Cigar
Studebaker
U. S. Steel
Steel
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
United, Drug
Liberty bonds and grain prices in New York report
Liberty bonds closed with mixed results across series including 4s and 4% issues. Chicago and St Louis/Kansas City livestock markets show lower hog and steady cattle receipts, while Chicago wheat and corn futures move with irregular trends and cash premiums amid receipts and local conditions.
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Chicago
Om Sherk Cavesetings
Elifort
St. Joseph
Shenandoah Henry and the Lucky Name in Page County
In Page County two Civil War era figures named Shenandoah Henry and Yetefat endure in local memory. The piece notes three survivors in the county from that conflict and reflects on wartime legacy and lineage.
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Shenantdoai
Henry Ows
Page County
Atlantic Markets Grain Report Summary
Grain market notes from Atlantic Markets indicate mixed activity on corrections with daily summaries. Reports mention hogs and cattle with prices around 5.05 per unit amid fluctuating futures and weekly trading signals.
Cagedata Sib Merge Phere Pier Moree Beret
Fragmentary OCR notes list places and names including Hert Stabherb York and Coin. The text mentions a merge or transfer context with scattered proper nouns, but details and relations remain unclear. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
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Moree Beret
Hert
York
Wilson pictured as consumed by personal ambition
Wilson is depicted in a 1920 era report as consumed by personal ambition after the Senate failed to ratify the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations covenant. The piece notes his suicide a month after leaving office and reflects on his role and wartime presidency.
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Wilson
Woodew Wilson
Diam
United States Senate
League For Nations
Henry Cater Lodge
Seriba
Nati
Vince
Uredders Walscat
Steady Increases in Employment in Iowa Factories
A readable report notes continued gains in factory employment across Iowa. The article highlights rising numbers, regional variation, and the firms contributing to the uptick while acknowledging accompanying shifts in hours and wages. Strong entities referenced include Iowa agencies and local manufacturers.
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Iowa
Hamburg Oil Boom Winds Down Amid Uncertain Markets
A fragmented report notes the Hamburg oil boom easing as markets wobble and production scales back. Locals express mixed optimism while officials monitor prices and supply chains, signaling a cautious transition away from rapid expansion.
Births at Massena Assen Y sheet te Neel Tarragh
Fragmentary OCR note reports a birth in Massena with unclear names and dates. Limited readable details suggest a newborn and surrounding context, but many words are garbled, leaving the event and participants largely indeterminate.
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Assen
Alleged Hammond Dared to Testify in Liquor Cases
Waterloo La two local attorneys pressed a daring claim during otter proceedings at Waterloo municipal court. Defense witness John By testified that Hammond was dared to testify in liquor seizure cases. Attorney Ray Scott, and state agent Mutnesy, testified about raids resulting in seized liquor and the claim hearings.
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Waterloo
John W. Gayybne
Otter
Uplinty
William A. Cook
John
Ray Scott
Cook
Scott
Horned
Sabunes
Large attendance at Adaire first quarterly conference
In Adaire a large congregation attended the first quarterly conference. The event drew notable participation, with attendees including local officials and religious leaders. Details remain partly obscured in the report, but the gathering emphasized community duties and church activities.
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Adair
Verboten Driving With One Hand At State University
A garbled report cites a campus rule against driving with one hand. Names and precise details are unclear but references a university setting and potential student conduct language. The piece mentions Ben Foley and Murphy in a fragmented arrangement, with scattered phrases about seats and hearings.
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State University
Youth Killed While Hunting in Mason City
Fragmented report details a hunting accident near Mason City, naming a local youth as the deceased. The account references a serious outcome and notes authorities investigating the event. The text is garbled with multiple unclear phrases.
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Mason City
Griswold Woman to Spend Winter in Omaha Trip
Griswold woman Mrs Pow Seber plans a Western journey spending the winter in Omaha then Scottsbluff and Denver. She will be a guest at the Wansee home in Scottsbluff, later visiting Winfield, Kansas to see her daughter Mrs Frank Giltadr.
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Gus Wott
Pow Seber
Mies
Omaha
Expres
Scottsiust
Neb
Col Adams Revives Oil Rumor at Adair
Adair reports Col Adams promotes oil exploration reviving two year old plans. A 60 foot derrick is discussed for the Henry Grasm area north of Jawe with plans to form a company and drill a test well. Several leases have been secured and large tracts of land tie to the Widder lease.
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Adair
Fie
Hergy Grasm
Jawe
Mol
Gea
Adams
Col Adare
Widder Jease
Karolyi Case Heads to Congress for Resolution
Washington reports the Karolyi case will be debated on the congressional floor. Countess Karolyi, wife of a former Hungarian president, seeks a U.S. entry passport to visit Ralph Beaver Strassburger in Norristown as a guest, amid potential changes to immigration barriers.
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Washington
INS
Karolyi
Countess Karolyi
Paris
Ralph Beaver
Deaggiege Ee
Congress
Guteeretie Geener
Bus Line War Takes a Businesslike Tone in City Fight
A dispute over street car operations shifts to a managerial frame as Mereris week sees a corporate restructure with JF Lowerniliee of China named president and general manager. The Bos Modes street car company faces regulatory and competitive pressures while officers outline a plan to stabilize service and costs.
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Tia
Streets Car Company
JF Lowerniliee
China
Eemyuaiv
Bos Modes
Death claims two Red Oak people
Funeral services were held for Mise Fithel Mareum daughter of May and Mrs Tom Mareum of gravity. The deceased, born March 24, 19XX, came to Red Oak with her parents as a child. survived by a widow and four sons. Pastor Res Smith officiated at the local church.
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Bane
Christian Eham
Tarney
Red Oak
Mise Fithel Mareum
May
Toh Maréun
Ghiavity
Smith
Services Held for Former Cass Man
Funeral services for Richard B Parmley were held at Anita Methodist Church with pallbearers Ed Lane Mary Farmies Glen Parmley Gail Parmley Clifford Parmley and Lester Parmley among the grandchildren. He died in Des Moines in October and is survived by two daughters Mrs Rosella Harris of Anita and Mrs S H Yard of Des Moines two sisters Mrs Ida Blackledge and Mrs Sarah Jameson and a brother L J Parmley plus 19 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. He was grandfather of Miss Peart Parmley who was killed by a car in Omaha.
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Richard BL Parmt
Atlantic
McDonald
Graindchildren
Ed Lane
Farmies
Glen Parmley
Gail Parmley
Clifford
Lester Parmley
Oma
Parmley
Des Moines
Rosella Harris
Murder Probe in Red Oak Railroad Yards Case
Montgomery county grand jury investigates the death of Denver transient Cole in Red Oak rail yards this summer. Witnesses West of Knox and Harry McCarty testified that Harry V. Roof struck Cole. Roof reportedly said he intended to get Stahl. Roof remains unfound.
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Red Oak
Montgomery County
Grand Jury
Vty
Denver
Cole
Red Oaks
WLP
Knox County
Harry V. Roof
Arry McCarty
Roof
Stahl
Grand
Baker Adair Bakery Sold to Rossenberger Brother
M R Rossenberger of Scottsburg Indiana, brother of local Ford dealer C E Rossenberger, has purchased the Adair bakery from C W Hendryx and will take possession at once. Try a News Telegraph Want Ad.
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News-Telegraph
M. R. Rossenberger
Scottsburg
C. E. Rossenberger
Ford
C. W. Hendryx
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