Market signals and livestock results from major exchanges
Closing quotations on the New York Stock Exchange and bond market show fractional changes. US and international stocks drift. government bonds steady. Western and midwestern livestock markets report mixed receipts and variable bids for hogs, cattle, and sheep across Omaha and Kansas City exchanges.
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Ameriegy Cin
General Electric
National Paper
Internation Harve
Studebaker
United Cigar
le S. Steel
Yaseys U.S. Steel
Sears Roebue
New York
Peavey Hy
Batest
Sow
Weroweh Tsue
Wheat Markets Open on Mixed Tone as Spring Wheat Cools
The report notes a tepid start amid fluctuating demand with investors cautious. Chicago grain actions show mixed signals in wheat with prices moving within narrow ranges. Livestock data highlights hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts with varied price shifts across the market. Weather and futures activity influence early trading as traders assess supply and demand dynamics.
More Arrests in Sensational Mail Robbery Expected
Los Angeles dispatch reports further arrests in the sensational mail theft case. Two men received indictments and a true bill was found against Genevieve Derscher, alias Jennie Guering, arrested in Chicago with her sister-in-law Lugathy Lee Tescona. Derscher’s bond was set at $100,000.
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Los Angeles
Cole
Genevieve Derseher
Jennie Guering
Chicago
Lugathy Lee Tesciona
Mera
Tessina
Conntortion
Mgr. Derscher
Marne Church to Have Rally Day
Preparations are being completed in Marne Louisiana for a Rally Day program at the M. P. church on next Sunday morning.
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Marne
M. P
Omaha Man Found Dead at Des Moines Hotel
A Des Moines hotel reports the death of Jack Swartz, an Omaha resident. About 42, he was found by the desk clerk in his room amid empty Jamaica ginger and bitters bottles. The body, dressed by Wally, was on the floor, and no immediate cause was given. An INS dispatch notes the incident occurred at the Manhattan hotel.
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Es Moines
Jamaica
Jack Swartz
Manhattan
Wally
Omaha
Penell
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices Report
Market notes show Whint Ss 1 and No 2 at 1.40 with variations across 600s. Oats near Goery Bae. Hog prices around 1.60, cattle bids steady to slow from 6.50 to 8.50 for steers, cows and heifers 5.50 to 8.25. Eggs at 4c to 4 4c, old hens 4c, geese and ducks listed with bird yields.
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Atlantic
Autopsy to Determine Cause of Death Planned
A request has been made to perform an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Officials have not released further details, and the investigation continues with medical examiners handling the procedure.
Gr iswood Scouts Hold Big Meeting in Gr iswood Ta
About twenty local business men attended a Boy Scouts meeting at the Presbyterian church. John E. Wilson, regional scout executive from Omaha, spoke to the Scouts and merchants. The Second Troop joined the Council Bluffs district and their annual quota was set at 120 dollars. A three-man committee was elected to urge the city to raise the funds for local boys.
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Griswold
Sperly
Prebyterian Church
John BE. Wilson
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Notice of Probate for Anna Grove Estate
In the District Court of Town in Casa County Probate proceeding for Anna Grove deceased. Notice to creditors and claimants to file and present their demands by the specified deadline. executors James G. Whitney and S. Meredith, attorney, appoint guardianship and request settlement of debts and claims.
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James GC. Wiltitney
Meredith
Local Clothier Sells Building But Will Not Affect Business
Roy H S Metcalf, a well known local clothier, discussed the recent sale of his store at 17 Chestnut Street. He said there will be no immediate change in operations and business will continue as usual while plans for a very large season are developed. He retained a lease for several months and promised to announce any important plans when the time comes.
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Roy HS Metcalf
Askea
Chestnut Street
Mr. Metcalf
Atlantic
Divorce Lawyer Loses Own Suit in City Case
Charles S. B. Cooter, famed city divorce attorney, lost his own divorce case yesterday. He admitted no wrongdoing, while his wife was granted a counter decree and 15,000 in property. Cooter's defeat ends his bid to challenge allegations of cruel and inhuman treatment.
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INS
Charles SB. Cooter
Cooters
Pioneer Adair Residents Move to Des Moines
Adair residents relocate to Des Moines amid community changes. Local families, led by Adair figures, seek new housing and economic opportunities.
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Pioneer Adair
Des Moines
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