Wall Street closes mixed amid steady corn and sagging oats
New York stock quotations show American Can at 244% and AT&T at 142% with a general market drift. Weather over the springy belt remains fair as corn starts steady then eases with December delivery selling and oats slipping after an initial unchanged start. Provisions finish weaker.
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New York
INS
New York Stock Exchange
American Can
American Wool
General Electric
International Paper Gry
Studebaker
United Cigaraz
U. S. Steel
Mack Truck
Sears Roebuck
United Drug
Liberty Bonds and Grain Markets Reported in New York
New York financial dispatch notes government and industrial bonds firm but inactive as speculative rails lead gains, traction bonds rise on profit taking, and foreign government bonds drift lower. Chicago cash grain shows No 1 red wheat at 3.72, No 1 hard at 1.95, mixed oats and corn prices listed, with fluctuations in the wheat market as December trading attracts buying after early declines.
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New York
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed as Buyers Hold Back
Chicago market shows limited buyer demand with 13 000 hogs and 22 000 sheep receipts. Top hogs reach 18 60 while heavy and light categories fluctuate. cattle strong to steady with beef steers and veal calves varied. South Omaha and western markets report similar trends. Sizable ranges include hogs 11.75 to 13.60 and cattle from 4.00 to 15.00 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs stay steady with lambs around 14.00 to 16.25.
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Chicago
South Omaha
Lowery Top
Kanone City Livestock Market Report
Livestock receipts and prices for cattle and hogs shown. Cattle receipts mix with steers around 5.00, cows and heifers near 2.80 to 12.50, stockers and feeders about 5.00 to 12.50. Hogs receipts 9,000 with bulk 12.50 to 12.90 and top around 14.06, heavies near 12.60, lights 1.58 to 18.05. Also small entries for sheep and other categories noted.
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Glendy
AEEP
Mur
Wether- Dt
St Joseph Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Gains
Receipts total 6,500 with market steady. Steers bring 14.35, cows and heifers 11.00 to 12.75, calves around 12.00. Sheep receipts about 3, with prices up to 14.50 for ewes and westerns around 10.00 to 7.40.
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St. Joseph
Many Griswold Graduates Attend College Nationwide
Thirty two Griswold high school alumni are pursuing higher education across multiple institutions. The University of Iowa leads with nine representatives, Simpson College has six, and Iowa State College four. Others attend Nebraska, Drake, Midland, and Yale among various colleges and institutes. The delegation is described as the largest from Griswold High School to date.
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Griswold High School Alumni Association
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Simpson
Iowa State College
John D. Taylor
Royal Weir
Marlin Arrasmith
Newall Jones
Harry Burnhan
Albuy Bergstrom
Mildred Barnham
Carlye Read
Simpson College
Roderick Kolm
Genevieve Chisholm
Graham
Opal Graham
Donovan Carlson
Russell McCathy
Curbie Lawrence
Barb Senhalg
Robert Mactis
Glen Stevens
University At Nebraska
Vin iYian Worntles
California
Odes
Lawrence Paterek
University of Glnesgg
Verna Maeler
Kian
Amusement Club Hall Opens in Hancock City
Hancock residents packed the new Amusement Club Hall opened last evening by seven local leaders. The crowd cheered as Monarch nine provided regional music and plans were shared for a lake ball, volleyball games, vaTigas and other entertainments. The hall aims to host dances, meetings and social events, marking a much needed community venue.
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Hancock
Flancock
Hanes
Imens
Counett Blatts
Indiana Folks on Long Trip Visit in City
Indiana visitors including Mr and Mrs W Z Selwards and daughters Mast 1 Trivia and Pauline Shap from Mar in stop at cousins B J Mutler and family Mrs B Butler Emmett Butler and families and others in the area. Ma and Mrs Earl Edwetreds and their party depart home driving through reporting Michigan has the best roads and Miscard the purest roads.
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Mro
W. Z. Selwards
Mast
Pauline Shap
Marin
Sart
Male Warde
Pauli
Humewell
Mise Kya Willis
Winchester
Bud
B. J. Mutler
B. Butler
Kamiy
Emmett Butler
A. Gidea
Famiily
Earl Edwetreds
Shealers
Miigeis
Adair P. T. A. Holds Election of Officers
The Adair P. T. A. held its first meeting of the school year in the assembly room. Outgoing president Myx Hubbard presided. Welcome was extended to the school faculty by M. J Westuryguard, with a reply from Superintendent Ko Wallard. Officers elected were President Mars M, Vice-President Miss R Hon, Secretary Mars Sodin Manus, and Treasurer Mrs Duh Crow.
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Parent Teachers, Association
Subaul
Everting
Myx
Sayd Hubbard
M. J] Westuryguard
Mrbueaat
Supreb
Ko Wallard
Pase
Atlantic Markets Grain and Livestock Prices
Grain prices include Wheat No. Y and No. 2 at 1.42 per bushel with Pa 80c, rye 80c. barley and other values vary. Cattle markets show stockers and feeders steady to slow at 6.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 4.25 to 6.60. hog prices 10.00 to 12.00. Butterfat 40c, eggs 26c, old hens 18c, old roosters 8c, bees 2c, ducks 10c, spring chicks 18c.
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Springa
New Shipping Assn Formed Among Iowa Farmers
Des Moines September 16 A merger hailed as a major consolidation of Iowa farm groups created the Town Federation of Cooperative livestock shippers as a subsidiary of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Articles signed by presidents vice presidents and secretaries of both bodies initiate joint policy development while shippers retain their boards and identity, operating under Farm Bureau authority at the State Barn Building headquarters with Knute Esbe as secretary.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Town Federation of Cooperative Livestock Shippers
Lews Farm Bureau Federation
Chas
Thurst
Clark W. Huntley
Roy Cribben
Town Farm Bureau
J. Kulsme
A. Everett Hursh
Knute Esbe
Farm Bureau
Heard Af
T Bureau Pederaton
Birken
Serrekiry Kiuke Espe
Last Rites for Judge Arthur to Be Held Friday
Relatives of Thomas Arthur plan funeral services in Des Moines for the longtime chief justice. Governor and legal officials are expected to attend as tributes are paid to the late judge who served on the supreme court for years.
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Arthur
Hogan
Teo
Thomas Arthur
Senator Stanfield Calls Arrest a Political Frame Up
Senator Eoert Stanfield denounces his Sunday night arrest for being drunk and disorderly as a political frame up. Police Chief Walla Vaughn says the incident was office duty, while Webba claims the arrest was unwarranted and the disorderliness was exaggerated.
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Senator Stanfield
Webba
Narrow escape as wagon bolts into parked car
Ray Boo well known local man had a narrow escape when a lumber wagon hitched to his tenth bolted near Farmers Elevator. The team crashed into a Ford parked in front of the T M Lawrence residence, smashing a wheel and injuring the car. Horse toppled onto the car, causing further damage as the wagon veered away toward Ames where Chas Lawrence and Glenn Stephens planned to drive to school.
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Lawrence
Young Lawrence
Glenn Stephens
Ames
More Income Tax Payers in Local Territory Reported
A list shows numerous income taxpayers across local territory with varied amounts from 25.87 to 60. The report notes French troops storming the Bibune Massif near Rabat, a strategic victory potentially accelerating a broader offensive.
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Aye Mere Ivome
Dee Moines Register
Paris
Bibaune Massif
Rabat
Came back after forty five years to Covington visit
Mrs. Allen Summit of Covington, formerly Miss Alice Snyder, returns after about forty five years away to revisit childhood and old landmarks in Casa County. She stayed with Mrs. Be C Sehain at Ninth and Spruce streets and with other friends while here and toured the Buck Creek road area where she went to school.
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Covington
Casa County
Mra
Be C
Sehain
Ninth
Spruce Strevm
Summit
Alice, Snyder
Sty
Buck Creek
Needluss
Prince of Wales Partner in Auto Accident in Beverly
Miss Olivia Ames, famed as the country’s richest bachelor girl and partner of the Prince of Wales in hunting and balls, narrowly escaped death when her car skidded on a wet road and tore through the fence of Judge Moore's estate at Pride's Crossing. She was thrown from the driver’s seat but told officer Harold Marley she was all right.
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Mass
Olivia Ames
Prince of Wales
Pride’s
Ames
Oliver Ames
Willian H. Moore
Miss Ames
Harpold Marley
La Follette Wins Wisconsin Primary Over Wilcox by 100,000
Young Robert La Follette swept his father’s strongholds and carried the Wisconsin Republican primary. He held back in Walworth and Rock counties where voters favored his father’s conservatives. Woodward's Ku Klux Klan backed campaign drew strong support from drys. Washington dispatch notes national political reverberations.
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LA Follette
Wilcox
Young la Follette
Walworth
Rock County
John J. Blaine
Daniel Woodward
Francia BK
McGovern
la Pollette
Woodward
Wisconsin
Bob" la Follette
Senate
du Pollette
Starry
Bob' Jin
Uae
Ha- Oufferel
Nokenber
Congress
Kneeskern appeal set for Nov in Iowa Supreme Court
In Des Moines the appeal of B. F. Kneeskern, twice convicted of murdering Irene Van Brocklin and her husband, will be heard in the Iowa Supreme Court during the week of November 28. The case centers on post conviction issues and legal questions from the original trials.
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Des Moines
B. F. Kneeskern
Irene van Brocklin
Iowa Supreme Court
A Grouch Not Wanted There is nothing so harmful to success as being a grouch
An advertisement extols Mayr s Wonderful Remedy as a simple digestive aid addressing stomach, liver, and intestinal troubles. It claims to relieve bloating and catarrhal mucus, reduce inflammation, and prevent ailments including appendicitis, urging readers to buy at druggists.
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