Daily Markets and Livestock Reports From Chicago and New York
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange show varied results for major stocks led by General Electric and Mack Truck, with mixed bonds activity in industrial issues. Chicago livestock markets depict weak to steady tone for hogs and cattle, with receipts and price ranges noted for hogs, cattle, lambs, and stockers in a turbulent trading day.
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New York Stock Exchange
American Can
General Electric
International Paper
Studebaker
United Cigar
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel
International Harvester
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
Chicago
Liberty Bonds and Chicago Grain and Livestock Rates
Liberty bonds prices listed with 3 percent and 4 percent issues trading around 101 to 106. Grain futures show Chicago wheat and corn sharply higher with minor declines earlier, oats steady. Livestock receipts in Joliet area mixed with hogs and cattle firming. calves, did stockers and feeders steady to higher.
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Chicago
Cinsi— Gralne
Commission House
Joseph Livestock
Kansas City Livestock Market Summary Note
Fragmentary advertising note shows livestock prices and items in Kansas City with figures like 19000, 4.0 and 11. Markets, mare posters, and names appear as garbled text. Readable entities include Kansas City and market context. specifics are unclear due to damage.
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Kansas City Livestock
Samuel
Sydtune Dlag
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Noted
Corrected daily market notes report grain prices with a focus on cattle markets. Stockers and feeders, cows and heifers show steady ranges. Produce and poultry mentions appear with scattered names and local mentions of visits and attendance.
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Atlantic Markets
Southwestern Iowa druggists meet at Red Oak
In Red Oak Iowa October 27 the Southwestern Iowa Drug Association held a district luncheon at Hotel John with round table discussions on current topics. FW Slee of Decorah secretary of the state central association gave the prime address and I We Casey of Red Oak chaired the meeting. Attendees included AL Borkman and several others from towns across the district.
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Red Oak
Hava
Oye
Drugetes
AL Borkman
Charles Be
BK Ankeny
Sue
Abel
Ee FL Domes
Chiinda
Joe Andersen
Clarinda
the Jewel
Collins
Malvern
VoeShepiend
Partagut
Woo M
Sul Hehatts Rake Sat
Dadian Woo
Vand
Pth
AL Matthews Stony
Garde
Centberland
Ratealey Grerge
We Casey
Ot Sehadel
God Thompson
Reon
Disci
Adhams
Rinweld
Malis
Ua Adair
Taylor Ord Mominguenery
Cuuib Ives
Grant people to move to Nebraska grant people to move to nebraska
Fragmentary notice records a move grant to Nebraska involving Mrs. Fy, Tamora and others. The text is garbled, but indicates a Monday event and a related home, with officials or guardians named. Details are unreadable and cannot be fully recovered from the fragment.
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GRANT
Nebraska
Tamora
Elliott Women To Give Play In Ort GrapHy
Elliott women prepare a local stage production with a small cast and simple props in Ort grapHy. Details on dates and venue appear in brief on stage notices.
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Elliott
Cumberland Woman to O. E. S. Meeting
Cumberland woman to O E S meeting described as attending the annual convocation with special telegraph notice. Event details are fragmented but indicate Mrs. Lury likely presiding or presenting at the conventioneering unit.
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Cumberland
Lury
Sara Lucal O
Neal
Cumberland man stages big sale in downtown venue
A Cumberland man announces a large sale at a city venue, promising substantial discounts and crowd participation. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text but the event centers on a prominent local entrepreneur staging a notable sale.
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Cumberland Man
When It IS News The News-Telegraph Ad Page
Classified want ad page highlights opportunities from The News property. Readers find listings, notices, and small ads aligned with local market needs.
Return Home Lewis in Get Ute for Phoenix Winter Trip
Return home for Lewis and party depart by telegraph down the livery to Phoenix today after a months stay with jail friends. Mr. Fiury’s eye and Dane will accompany them to spend the winter, with Fiue staying.
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Lewis
Kioenix
Mr. Fiuvery
Dane
Visit to Uncle Elliott Spreads Years of Care
Mrs. Dr. A. Itawlings leaves Thursday for Brad rod to spend a few weeks with her uncle J. E. Nuyse, who has been an invalid for more than a year.
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Elliott
A. Itawlings
Bradrod
J. E. Nuyse
Grant Braden Returns Home From Hospital Stay
It reports that Grant Braden, previously confined for a month at Omaha Methodist Hospital, was brought to his home Saturday. No further details on condition or events are provided.
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Liott, Ja
News-Telegraph
Grant Braden
Omaha
Rally service draws large youth crowd in Lewis church
A Rally service held Sunday afternoon in the M church in Lewis attracted a large crowd of young people. The meeting featured an engaging program and an active turnout for the gathered youth group.
Anderson moves Wear-A-Weh business to Lewis State Bank room
Special to News-Telegraph reports A H Anderson moving his Wear-A-Weh shoes and related business from Houston into a room in the State Bank of Lewis on Monday. The transfer signals a local relocation of the enterprise.
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LEWIS
Ogt
News-Telegraph
A. H. C. Anderson Movid
Huston
State Bank of
Elks Horn to Get New Beauty Parlor
Miss Ethel Madsen plans to return from Des Moines after a three month course in hair styling and marceling to open a beauty parlor in Elk Horn. The opening is slated for near future.
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Elk Horn
Telgraph
Ethel Madsen
Des Moines
Neighbors Aid Elk Horn Widow After Fatal Household Incident
In Elk Horn neighbors stepped in to assist a widow after a fatal home accident that left the widow's husband, Thomas Jensen, fatally injured in an apparent fall. A local couple, Mr. and Mrs. Frederickson, plus Mr. Nels Larsen and others from Elk Horn aided at the scene and during the weekend.
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Thomas Jensen
Mes
B. Frederickson
Nels Larsen
Horn
District Meeting of Rebekahs in Griswold Thursday
Griswold hosts the ninth district convention of Rebekahs this Thursday at the TI POLOS hall. The session opens at 1:00 pm and lasts through the day with regalia, instruction, and secret work. Supper will be served by the SUETp Wr frethads and the ten piece choir of the Union church directed by WOR.
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Griswold
Reais
Wall
Tipolos
Vista Amd
Fons
Union Vhurch
Wor
Phillips Hardware Store
Picture Show Sold to Harlan Man at Extra
The Palace, a local movie house run by C Jones, has been purchased by a Harlan man. iartin. Mr and Mrs will move to a farm between Menlo and Stuart after the sale as the operation transitions.
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Harlan Man
Iartin
C's Jones
Menlo
Stuart
Contractor’s Rail Work Near Omaha Claimed
A report from Mondamin notes contractor Martin from Elk Horn has secured a rail contract near Omaha. Details indicate ongoing work and local progress, with no delays reported at this time.
Elk Horn Woman Improves After Illness
Je October 27. Mrs Al, reported ill with heart trouble and confined to bed. Her mother Mrs Lars Jenson remains at her side as the Elk Horn community notes the update on her condition.
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Lars Jenson
Elk
Frost Reinern
Elliott folks move to Casey
A family loaded a truck with household goods in Elliott and moved to Casey Iowa. They were bound for Mr and Mrs Edgar Vernon who are moving from Eliott to Casey. Road conditions delayed their planned Saturday departure.
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Elliott
Casey
Edgar Vernon
Eliott
Home for Week End is Oct 27 Visiters
Hugh and Truy McDonald who hold posts in Des Moines were joined home Sunday by Ruth Delean of Perry and Golden Zike of Des Moines. M A Miller and family from Omaha spent Sunday night as visitors at the McDonald home.
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News-Telegraph
Hugh and
Truy McDonald
Des Moines
Ruth Delean
Perry
Grant Guests Grant Is Oct 27 News Brief
T R Westropa of Tulsa former Grant resident visits here with old friends. Oscar Caywood of Skidmore Mo also a former Grant resident. Miss G
Little Daughter of Massena People Seriously Burned
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Waters of Massena Indiana was seriously burned while playing with matches about a week ago. She remains under medical care and is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected.
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Massena
News-Telegraph
Lee Waters
Griswold Church Sunday Service Feature Preview
Special to News Telegraph notes Griswold Union church Sunday school opening exercises next spring morning. Little Jane Hobson and Bidina Mary Smith to present Chinese dialogue Yu Bung. Sunday school alternates last Sunday were above par. workers aim to exceed that record. Music by the church ten piece orchestra.
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Griswold
News-Telegraph
Jane Hobson
Bidina Mary Smith
Inventors in Audubon Market A Tree Cutting Device
Telegraph reports Roy Wind a former telephone worker rented a device he claims will make him rich if investigations prove favorable. The ground operated tree cutter was perfected after years in telephone work. Wind and county engineer Van Sise plan to promote the invention, though some sources credit Van Sise rather than Wind.
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Alot Run
Cspeell
Roy Wind
Legal
Mamier
Ilis
Wiard
Former Exira Man Heads Odd Fellow Branch South Dakota
Exira Ia Oct 27 Special to News Telegraph Grant Lancet, a fresh Elms youth and son of a former Exira Journal publisher, is visiting his mother. Grant now resides in Journal Falls South Dakota and holds the title Imperial Urar of the Muscovite Launch of the Vod Fellows in that state.
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Exera
News-Telegraph
Grant Lancetat
Fortes Myira
Exira Journal
Grant
Joux Falls
S. DL
Audubon County tops Legion endowment quota
Audubon County, Ia, has surpassed its Legion endowment quota. The total raised to date is 1.37, with the northern part of the county yet to report.
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Audubon County
Legion
Audubon
News-Telegraph
Merigan Legion Endowment Fund
Elliott Grid Games Fail To Materialize In Elliott
In Elliott October 27 special to News Telegraph the planned ball games between Pacific Junction and Elliott high schools and the Elliott Dodgers versus Walnut were washed out by bad weather. no games were played Friday or Sunday.
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Elliott, In
News-Telegraph
Pacific Junction
Elliott High School
Elliott
Elliott Dodgers
Walnut
St Iternongy
Adair Man Very Ill with Pneumonia
Silas Shadder of Adair was reported very ill with pneumonia on Oct. 27 in a telegraph special. He has suffered poor health for about two years, and his condition is deemed dangerous.
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ADAIR
Silas Shadder
Elk Horn Folks Entertain Friends at Birthdays
In Elk Horn Iowa Mrs and Mrs James K Johnson hosted friends Thursday night October 22 to honor Mr Johnsons fiftieth birthday. Mr and Mrs P C Petersen entertained Saturday evening October 24 for Mr Petersens seventy fifth birth anniversary.
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ELK Horn
News-Telegraph
James K. Johnson
Company of
Friends
Mr. Johnson
P. C. Petersen
Petersen
Men’s Cotton Flannel Gloves Priced at 15 Cents
Lightweight cotton flannel gloves offered at 15 cents per pair with a good weight. Two pairs available for purchase.
Grant Young Man In Omaha Hospital Paralysis Illness
A brief item reports Grant Young man in Omaha hospital after sudden illness during a national convention. Teter Swany, attending the American Legion gathering in China, remains in St. Joseph hospital in the other city with frantic paralysis conditions.
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Grant
Omaha
NPL Din
Oet
Graphie Teter Swany
American Legion
Chinha
St. Joseph Hospital
Sperial
Farewell Sermon By Rev Nelson At Audubon Church
The Rev Mr Nelson preaches a farewell sermon on Sunday declaring his last service. He will begin a farewell trip the following November at the church four miles west of Audubon, moving the congregation toward new paths.
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Elk Tlok
Nelson
Audubon
Have Baby Daughter Born to Repperts in Cumberland
October 27 special news item announces Mr and Mrs Harvard Reppert of Des Moines are the proud parents of a baby girl. Reppert is a former Cumberland boy.
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Cumberland, In
Specialty News-Telegraph
Harvard Reppert
Des Maines
Reppert
Cumberland
Condition Unimproved Mrs Sprah Sadler Ill at Home
Mrs Sadler remains ill at her home with little sign of improvement after a period of illness. The report notes her condition has not improved significantly.
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Sprah Sadler
Lynge rents 95 acre farm near Bethania for year
Mr and Mrs Carl Lynge and family visited Sunday at the Hans Caraten gen hony. Mr Lynge reports he has rented a 95 acre farm north of Bethania church for the coming year. Alvin Christensi is mentioned for Peter Winthy.
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Elk Horn
News-Telegraph
Carl Lynge
Hans Caratengen
Lynge
Bethania ‘Church
Alvin ‘Chriatensi
Petar Winthy
Report of serious Damascus conditions amid fighting
London dispatches describe serious conditions in Damascus due to clashes between Druse forces and French troops. Reports vary with claims of 25,000 killed but not confirmed, while another dispatch cites intense bombardment in the rebel quarters with casualties. A Jerusalem agency denies thousands killed or wounded.
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London
Damascus
Drusea
Arab Congress of
Jerus
Palestine
Damas
The
Times
Demircus
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Admessage
Jerusalem
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