Weekend visitors list scattered across cities
Over the weekend a string of visitors were noted in various towns. Names include Mr. Art Mes and John Rendleman in Des Moines, Walter Otoheere in Omaha, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Billa and son of Glenwood visiting Agnes Billa at her home.
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Art
John Rendleman
Des Moines
Bills
Walter Otoheere
Omaha
Gorden Billa
Glenwood
Agnes Billa
Charles Minerman
Robert Meyer
Fort Dodge
Will Mckntosh
Vancouver
B. C
Waliam Wyatt
Los Angeles
Fred Whitmage Bane
Obituary for a Mr. Dfennealy in Walput community
A long illness ends for Mr. Dfennealy born September a son of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mennealy. He married Latra Camplain and lived in Walput and Grant before moving. Surviving include daughter Vail Mra Lowell Jones of Gwohl two years Mee Sesedli Seteon of and Walter Groves of York. Funeral 2 a. m. Monday at Wagier Speeal home officiated by Rev Cochran. Graveside Griswold cemetery.
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Gr . Fores
Walter Groves
York
Wagier Speeal
Cochran
Griswold Cemetery
Winds Flatten Farms and Damaged Homes Across Counties
High winds tore through northern districts causing extensive damage to at least two farms and a garage. Widespread power lines were down, a house was struck in Marshalltown, and the second story burned after a fire. Temperatures dropped from 101 to 76 as the storm moved through State Center and Liscomb.
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Sewe
Counea End Bronx Oy
State Center
Liscomb
Marshalltown
SICK AND INJURED IN TEST
Injuries reported from local workplaces and residences include Mrs Glen Gordon with a broken ankle from a fall at Black Bear produce plant and Ethlyn Apple with a possible arm fracture after a fall in Clarinda. Several patients are listed at Athene Memorial hospital and other injuries involve various individuals and locations.
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Glen Gordon
Black Bear Produce
Ethlyn Apple of
Clarinda
Calumet Cate Hors Shia Neon
Athentie Memorial Hospital
U S Troops Repulse Chinese Attack on Korean Front
Two American regiments near Seoul repulsed a Chinese battalion attempting to cut off positions on western Korean hills. The 46th Division troops regained the T-shaped ridges north of Cherwon as fighting continued into November. Allied air forces reported about 200 Chinese killed northeast of Kumsong in air strikes on Friday.
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Korea
46Th
Oklahoma
Cherwe
Eighth Army
Kumsang
East Central Front
Omaha Market Reports Show Mixed Livestock Prompted By Labor Woes
Live cattle and hog trade faced uneven demand with packers short of labor and rising weights. Beef prices edged higher for select cattle while bulk buyers and stockers moved at steady to lower levels. hogs fell 25 to 60 cents as shippers and feeders trimmed bids.
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Chicago
Northwest
Oats Grade Notes and Market Figures
The report lists oats pricing and grades with figures such as No. 3 and No. 4 values, plus percentage rates and sample azade. It notes No. 1 heavy white oats at 85, indicating a market batting for delivery and quality categories.
Market receipts and hog prices at Iowa plants and yards
Receipts at Iowa and southern Minnesota packing plants and fattening yards show 39,600 yesterday with 27,000 expected today and 35,500 last year. Demand is slow and prices mostly steady though some drops of 25 cents or more occur on heavier butcher hogs and sows. Specific price ranges are listed for barrows, gilts, and various weight classes.
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Chicago
Des Moines
USDA
Iowa
Minnesota
Barrow S
Gilte Choice
Local families gather for Sunday picnic and visits
Grant-Mr and Mrs Duane Redman of Great, Melton Garvines of Portsmouth Neb, Joan South of Omaha and Connie and Carole Campbell from Prescott met at Glenwood Sunday for a communal picnic. Ed Shields of Council Bluffs visited Roy Negley. James Faurholt and family from Council Bluffs were weekend guests of their son Mike Zwiebel and Bernard Page. Betty Bellin joined the Page home as a Sunday guest.
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Page
J. W. Pogue
Grinnell
Rachelle
Raymond Standerwick
A. C
G. W
Bus Driver Inherits 90000 Seeks Bus Life After Windfall
Stuart Helzman of Newark New Jersey inherits ninety thousand dollars and says he will continue driving a bus as the work he loves “gets in your blood.”
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Stuart Helzman
Newark, N. J
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