Market Close on Wall Street Ducks Narrow Range
The Daily Markets reports light Cass trade and a narrow market range on the New York Stock Exchange. Closing quotes include American Can 249, AT&T 142 1/2, American Wool 45, General Electric 32 1/2, International Paper 675, Studebaker 56 1/2, United Cigar 84 1/2, U.S. Steel 126, U.S. Steel pfd 124 1/2, Mack Truck 13 1/2, International Harvester 13 1/2, Sears Roebuck 222, United Drug 126. Provisions closed low.
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American Wool
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International Paper
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U. S. Steel
Mack
Liberty bonds and grain markets mixed in New York and Chicago
Foreign government bonds and domestic railroad issues drove the principal buying in New York's bond market with narrow price moves. Chicago grains closed irregular with wheat and oats rising modestly, while corn fell. Livestock trading showed varied strength as hogs and cattle receipts and prices shifted across markets in Chicago and Milwaukee reports.
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New York
United States
Chicago
Grain and live stock prices from Atlantic markets report
Corrected daily market brief lists grain prices for No 2 wheat, cattle stockers and feeders steady to slow with prices around 9.25 for heifers, hogs trading 10.00 to 12.06, produce including butter around 40 cents and eggs at 24 cents.
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Beluc Springs
Former Wiota Woman Passes Away in Montana
Relatives announce the death of Mrs. Graver Nordman of Boyd Montana a former Wiota resident. She died recently after a brief illness while on a visit in Montana with funeral arrangements pending in Wiota.
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Montana
Anita
Graver Nordman
Boyd, Munt
Washington Wildcats Win Eleven Inning Game At Avoca
In a tightly played Avoca game the Washington Wildcats won in the eleventh after Burke hit a two bagger and O'Neil followed with a similar hit driving in runs to break a 4 to 4 tie. The contest, praised as the best ball seen on the Avoca diamond this season, featured standout pitching and timely hitting.
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Washington Wildcats
Avoca
Burke
Washington “Wildcats
O'Neil
Carl Zellmer
Palmer Phillips Families Picnic Held in Griswold
Palmer Phillips families gathered yesterday at Philips farm southeast of Athintic for a long afternoon picnic. Guests included Glen Lith, Red Oak, Myr tle Travis, Mrs. Claude McConnell and children Griswold, and many others listing local families and neighbors.
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Red Qak
Migai
Sid Palmer
Cividtren
Sie
Ota Ciro
Fanny
Maround Mere
Myrtie Trivis
Mace
Jonia
James Danmehey
Dahkland
Mer
Uakhunis
Claude McConnell
Griswold
James Phillips
Ani Sin
Maurice
Gaiswold
Geneva Menre
Fobl
Smb May
Treerge Lipissobhy
Andy Ty Ie
We Watson
Son of Editor Richardson of Adair Is Married
The son of editor Ed L Richardson of Adair married Miss Puntine Peron last Friday at the M E parsonage in Misnington. The ceremony was officiated by Reverend Bates with only family witnesses. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Alla Peron of La Marte, Hh. She has worked as a migrant buyer for Johay Hoeseh firm of Burbington. The groom is a typesetter for Burden Hawk of Burbington.
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The
Cumberland Emteryirive
M. E
Misnington
Puntine Peron
Bates
Emony
Rea Sweet
Waterghann
Letiee Peron
Mas
Alla Peron
la Marte
Bers
Othe Johay Hoeseh
Well Known Extra Lady Passes At Nevada Iowa
Miss Hannah Larsen longtime superintendent of a sanitarium at Nevada Iowa and former head of the College View hospital near Lincoln died Saturday night at the Newville institution. She was 54 and active in the Advent church. Survived by a large family and several siblings, funeral services are set for Tuesday with burial at a local cemetery.
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Hannah Larsen
Advent
Ontra
College View
Lincoln
Sete
Neywole
Larson
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Mee Tnc
Kieiesen
Remais
Anita Telephone Office Remodeling Underway
Under supervision of AW. Wugibald local manager of Anita Telephone Company the site of rooms in the 1.0 OF B building have been redone improving the telephone exchange area. Up-to-date parts and service will provide better convenience to patrons as the company continues steady progress.
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Ty Ates
Corey
PRM
Weibel
Birth at Wiota Brank Reed Welcomes a Daughter
In Wiota Iowa special news notes Dame Fortune visits the rural route No 2 as a stork delivers a baby girl to Brank A Reed and wife yesterday morning both mother and child reported to be doing well.
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Newsr Telegraph
Dame Fortune
Brank A. Reed
Dance at Exira couple’s tragedy noted in brief
Sept 14 Exira Iowa report of a large crowd at a dance by the American Legion post in West Concord. A woman’s condition worsened and she died shortly after, her husband en route from Boyd Montana. Her father-in-law G. Nordman from Stuart Iowa attended the funeral at West Concord.
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Minn
Boyd, Mont
G. Nordman
Stuart
West Concord
Ola White Visits Old Friends in Anita
Ola White of Woodward Oklahoma spent several days in Anita visiting relatives and friends. He praised progress in his old hometown and recalled early settlers like the Werden and White families. The piece notes health and economic concerns of the era and optimism for Oklahoma’s future amid challenging times.
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News
Ola White
Woodward
Okla
Ola
Frank White
Anila
Woolward
Oklo
Worden
Etim Wilite
Inowendinte
Currier
Isaac KB
Turner
Jonage Tromblhea
Tobi i. Saimikan
Win
Chua
White
Aumeny
Werden
Bo Turner
Benauge Trombloe
Rusinve
Oklahoma
Old Timer Looks Them Over at Anita Recently
Anita dated Sept 14 as Nate Johnson, wife and Miller residents, together with Mr and Mrs Johnson and niece Miss Bitta Johnson, were guests at Ulva. A tale recalls years ago when the town of Miller in Hand County, SD, faced a plaiting evasion and its beginnings, with Nate Johnson among local woodmen.
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Fae
Iphy Nate
Johnenn Aml
Miler
Ulva Tratheretnelos
Win
E. Dobndin
Aml
Mires Bitta Johnson
IV Buon
Miller
Hand County
Nate Johnson
Vasa
Audubon
Early South Dakota town pioneers and press history
The passage recalls Atlantic fur commerce, founding figures W G Kephart and John W Bushfield, and the Hand County Press. It notes aides Kop and Bush and Fremont Young rising to power in state politics, plus Old Bush living in retirement. Mr Johnson reports good crops and bumper yield prospects for the region.
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Atlantic
Inte A. J
Hil
Hand County Press
W. G. Kephart
John W. Bushfield
Atlantic Daily
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Late Young
Des Moines
Daily Capital
Kop
Bush
The
Telegraph
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Fremont Young
John C. Young
Anita
Falkton
Johnson
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