New York Stock Market Sees Sharp Selloff And Rally
A panicky stock market drop on Tuesday pushed many leading issues to year lows with heavy volume across the New York and Chicago exchanges. Gains followed on Wednesday as investors speculated, with notable rallies in American Telephone and Telegraph General Electric and Johns Manville lifting curb stocks seeking to stabilize after big losses.
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New York
Chicago
Babson
New York Exchange
General Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
Middle West
Cities Service
J. P. Morgan and Company
American Telephone
Eastman Kodak
New Haven
Delaware and Hudson
Cities Service Company
End of Week Toll As Auto Crashes Plague Area
The week end saw multiple auto accidents across Anamosa and nearby counties. Millard Siler and passengers were injured when his car struck railroad tracks and was hit by a train. A rear collision near Maquoketa destroyed two cars by fire. Harold Matthews suffered severe burns when his car caught fire in Greeley. Mrs. Anna Brockmeier and daughter Emma were hurt in a crash near Greeley. Eugene Phillips faces braking-gear charges after a broadside collision with Mrs. J F Sorensen hospitalizes her and her husband.
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Anamosa
Millard Siler
Wyoming
Helen Rohwedder
Mildred Siler
Beatrice
Clyde Current and Son
Snyder
Harold Matthews
Greeley
Anna Brockmeier
Colesbury
Emma
Lawrence Brockmeier
Ray Gibbs
Strawberry Point
Gibbs
J. F. Sorensen
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Phillips
Remley Family Registers Twenty-Fourth Iowa Attendee
Eleanor J. Remley of Anamosa, a University of Iowa liberal arts junior, becomes the latest Remley to attend the state university. The family shows a multi generation record with 24 members having pursued degrees at Iowa, starting with grandparents Howard Remley and Mary Remley, both graduates, and including parents and siblings across generations.
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Anamosa
Eureka
Eleanor J. Remley
College of Liberal Arts
University of Iowa
Remley
State University
Pi Beta Phi
Remleys
Howard Marshall Remley
Mary Underwood Remley
Arthur L. Remley
October Report of Cow Testing Association No 3
Twenty four herds were tested totaling 326 cows with 56 dry and averaging 433 pounds milk and 18.3 pounds butterfat. Lead cow Pansy owned by Antone Kula of Oxford Junction produced 1 546 pounds milk and 58.7 pounds fat. second high Beauty of Helena Behnken yielded 1 128 pounds milk and 51.8 pounds fat. Antone Kula’s herd of 18 cows averaged 897 pounds milk and 30.9 fat. A Ray Pairbanks' Guernsey herd was second with 26.7 fat. McGovern and Tyler partnership ranked third with 26 fat. Thirteen cows produced over 40 fat pounds. two over 50. Two cows sold for dairy. 17 culls shipped. Silage feeding by three members and alfalfa by four. Separator loss valued at $12.46 for 24.63 pounds.
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Pansy
Antone Kula
Oxford Junction
Beauty
Helena Behnken
A. Ray Pairbanks
Guernsey
McGovern and
Tyler
Pais
Laurel Wreath From 2000-Year-Old Etruscan Tomb Survives
A green laurel wreath recovered from an Etruscan tomb over two millennia old remains intact. The tomb in Tuscany, part of many unearthed over a century, held a veiled skeleton and leather objects with unknown purposes, copper buckles, glass beads, and geometric ornaments.
Englishman Buried In Odd Dorset Tomb Resting Niche
An Englishman Anthony Etrieke famed Poole recorder is memorialized in a Dorset Witaherne tuinster niche burial. He chose a wall coffin niche to avoid church burial and predicted 1708 death, a misdated 17038 marked later. He left 84 yearly for the tomb’s upkeep which continues.
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Witaherne Tuinster
Dorset
Bughimd
Anthony Etrieke
Poole
Tle
Witaherne
Seemnade
Canning Industry Adopts New Dressing Machines
The most useful cannery inventions of recent years are dressing machines like the Tron Chink first used in 1903 at Fairhaven now Bellingham Washington. They remove heads tails and fins and clean fish ready for canning reducing the dressing gang need by 15 to 20 men. The machine now also removes slime and cleans the fish interior after dressing.
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Fairhaven
Bellingham
Doctor Removes Pin From Lung of Child in Philadelphia
Eight year old Freddy Shepherd of Hamilton Ontario narrowly survives after Dr Chevalier Jackson performs a groundbreaking operation at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate Hospital. The pin lodged in a lung was removed an hour after ether anesthesia at 2 30 p m and kept life from infection and death for 11 days.
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Philadelphia
Freddy Shepherd
Hamilton
Ont
Chevalier Jackson
University of Pennsylvania Graduate Hospital
Hamilton Hospital
Dream Island Questlaunched by Cleveland Paving Expert
B M Bramley, a Cleveland paving contractor, plans to locate a submerged "dream island" off California after buying the steam yacht Peary from Donald B MacMillan. Bramley says the 20 foot underwater isle will inspire a breakwater, new land and a fishing resort.
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Cleveland
California
B. M. Bramley
Peary
Donald B. MacMillan
Bramley
Ongao
Prehistoric Monster Unearthed Near Leamington
Fossilized skeleton of a prehistoric monster, described as 80 feet long and 10 feet wide, was unearthed by workers at a cement works near Harbury, Leamington. The skeleton was reported to be in perfect preservation.
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Leamington
England
Harbury
Here
Cement Works
Riot at Berlin Philharmonic Over Love Ad Prank
About 200 men in Berlin front rows claimed they were duped by a newspaper advertisement seeking a marriageable companion. The concert ended with shouting, fights, and players aided by police to restore order as he audience demanded refunds.
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Berlin
Hall
The
Philharmonic
Au- Menee
Posee
Bermuda Sharks Become Favorite Local Delicacy
Bermuda natives increasingly favor shark meat as a staple, with over 200 species found in the warm waters around the island. Fishermen report young sharks about four feet long caught alive just beyond the six mile coral reef surrounding Bermuda.
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Bermuda
Auction and rental notices blend in local classifieds
FOR SALE One National cash register with detail strip one Stimpson coffee mill ball bearing one 250 account file one Dayton cheese box and cutter and numerous other fixtures A W Steiner FOR RENT Farm of 203 acres more or less located in Clay township either for cash or on shares H H Carson Scotch Grove Iowa FARM FOR RENT 140 acres on Jones and Linn county line 10 miles from Monticello 4 1/2 miles southeast of Prairieburg one quarter of mile from graveled road Albert Marek guardian
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Wayne Township
Monticello
Lovell Bank
Katherine Kasper
National Cash Register
Stimpson
Dayton
A. W. Steiner
Clay Township
H. H. Carson
Scotch Grove
Iowa
Jones and Linn County Lne
Prairieburg
Albert Marek
Guardian
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Frank Clinite
Minneapolis
Cow Testing Association
Tuscany
Italy
Napoleon
Lucien
Biruseau
Europe
Finder
Dreak Isle
Pacific
MacMillan
Explorer
Hamburg
Germany
I. K. Kleine
Institute of Infectious Diseases
Africa
Kleine
Algo Hia
Center Junction
R. A. Naylor
Pekin Drakes
White Rock Roosters
Will McAleer
Ray Hearn
Jersey
Harold F. Waggoner
Olin
Hereford
Angus
Harold F.waggoner
Albert C. Smith
Harvey J. Townsend
Joseph Bading
Route 4
Cecil B. Curtis
Monticello-Onslow Highway
Maurice McNeilly
Poland
China
Joe Berringer
Cascade
Herman H. Herren
Ireland
Langworthy
Will M. Lubben
Fred Shover
Farrow
Jones and Linn County
Hopkinton Exchange
R. P. Wilson
Coggon
Alfred Ross
Fred Kellum
Hoover Sweeper and Cleaner
Henry W. Jacobs
Castle Grove
Ben Harms
Lowell State Bank
Lillian Harms
G. H. Gerdes
Reuben Ely
Dimension Lumber
Adolph Schoon
Amber
Town
Edwin Wilcox
Steve Petersen
William Storm
First Street
FE. A. Hubbard
Paving
J. L. Weber & Sons
Jos. H., Dehner & Son
Joe Kiburz
Reuben Dress
Farley's
Towa
Stantial Iowa Corporation
Repre
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Kellum
I. F. Leggett
Vivian
Bombay
Oxford
Enna
Stuhlers
Buster
W.T. Rieken
Monticello, Iowa
Hopkinton
Hopkinton Rendering Works
Real Ross
Japan
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