Tama County Fair champions crowned in diverse livestock shows
Dysart exhibitor Kristi Krafka led with the champion market lamb at Tama County Fair in Gladbrook, with Mark Higgins of Geneseo taking reserve. Grand and reserve cattle, dairy, and horse winners from Tama, Traer, Clutter, and Toledo were named alongside senior and junior showmanship honors.
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Gladbrook
Kristi Krafka
Dysart
Tama
Mark Higgins
Geneseo
Miss Krafka
Julie Dvorak
Clutter
Karna Gray
Shawn Strohbehn
David Chamberlain
Lincoln
Dwight Elmore
Theresa Parizek
Andrea Earley
Traer
John Kopriva
Ayrshire
Shairi Dinsdale
Stan Ledvina
Chelsea
Sandra Hopper
Toledo
Chris Lyon
David Lyon
Mike Shope
Guernsey
Valerie Greiner
Reinbeck
Melanie Greiner
Tracy Hein
Melanie
Heath Kellogg
Montour
Lynne Lash
Michele Cooper
Brad Dostal
Randy Sienknecht
Tama County
Randy Timm
Tim Smith
Leah Putney
Gwyn Rudebeck
Buckingham
Midwest Hog and Sheep Prices Steady Across Cedar Rapids and Waterloo
Cedar Rapids markets show hogs at 48.50 to 50.00 and 49.00 to 49.50 in Waterloo with sheep at 54 to 56 in Cedar Rapids. Wilson Foods lists hogs 48.50 to 50.00 with discounts for lightweight and heavy hogs and sheep at 54 to 56. Waterloo Bath Packing Co. quotes hogs at 49.00 to 49.50, steady with Thursday close. buying hours are 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. weekdays.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Wilson Foods
Wilson
Wilsons
Bath Packing Co
USDA
Potaho
Washington
Oregon
Minnesota
Livestock Futures and Market Notes for Thursday
The report shows lean beef futures around 110.60 to 113.50 with several near term contracts. sales estimated at seven contracts. Hogs and gilts activity remains steady to firm with varied weights quoted from 41.50 to 51.75 per cwt. Cattle and calves data indicate limited slaughter and feeder activity, with totals around 100 slaughter and 500 feeders.
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Mercex
Webster City Livestock Friday Hogs price trends and sow gains
Hogs 500 head with active trade and good demand. Butchers steady to 25 lower on Friday, sows 50 to 75 higher. No 1-3 butchers 190 to 210 lb ranged 49.00 to 50.00, up to 50.75 for 210-240, 240-260 at 50.25 to 50.50, 260-280 at 49.50 to 50.00, 280-300 at 48.50 to 49.00, 300-350 at 45.00 to 46.00, No 1-3 sows 300-700 lb 42.00 to 42.25. Livestock Friday totals 3,000 hogs, trade active, sows 1.00 to 1.50 higher, No 1-2 butchers 210-250 lb 51.00 to 51.50, No 1-3 sows 350-500 lb 41.50 to 42.00. Cattle none.
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Grain prices rise for beans and oats despite corn dip
Cedar Rapids market shows soybean futures up 1 to 7 cents across August September and January crops while white corn and oats move mixed. New crop soybeans hold around 7.04 to 7.22 dollars, oats at 2.03, and corn ranges from 3.02 to 3.15 for various deliveries. prices reflect Cedar Rapids processor delivery and Pro Farmer Grain quotes with unsettled market conditions and light demand.
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Cedar Rapids
Pro Farmer Grain
Farm prices fall 0.7 percent in July
The Agriculture Department said prices paid to farmers dropped 0.7 percent in July while remaining 4.4 percent higher than a year earlier. Lower cattle, oranges, wheat, barley, and hay prices contributed to the decline, offset by gains in hogs, tobacco, potatoes, broilers, and lettuce.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Public sale notice for Yamaha dirt bike and Cedar Rapids hearing
Public notice announces sale of a yellow 1981 Yamaha dirt bike VIN 462005719 to be towed from 1800 block of F Ave NW to Ular Automotive 1756 E Avenue NE with 21 days for claims. Simultaneously a hearing is set for August 12 1981 at 9:00 AM in Cedar Rapids Council Chambers on intersection signal improvements at 32nd Street Center Point Road NE and Williams Boulevard rent Street SW with an estimated cost of 33885.00 and opportunity to file objections. Lois M. Keller city clerk signs and the notice appears in The Cedar Rapids Gazette August 1 1981.
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Code of
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Raymond K. Baker
Rapids Police Artment
Cedar Rapids
Council
32Nd Street
Center Point Road
Bloberry
Council Street
Williams Blvd
Rent Street
Crete
Lois M. Keller
Ecar Rapids
Soppelt Street
Trent Street
1St St
State of
Ated
Czech Village Mall
S.W
Czech Village
Linn County
Lowe
City Code of
Oxley
Schriner
Rinas
Leo Peiffer
Tom Tieimeland
al Harms
Bob Humphrey
Lee
Humphrey
Tielmeland
Community Mental Health Center
Senate
Shriner
Rinas Gareed
Veterans Affairs and
General Assistance
MHI
Bill Hoekstra
L.I.F.T.S
Senior Citizens & Handicapped Bus Service
Incorporation Notice for Joan Ryder Benz M D Ph D P C
The notice states the incorporation of Joan Ryder Benz M D Ph D P C under Iowa Code 4960 with perpetual duration and intent to practice medicine. It lists 10, shares authorized, registered agent James L. Benz at Higley Building Cedar Rapids, and director Joan Ryder Benz of 1860 First Avenue NE Cedar Rapids. Labeled as filed by attorney David L. Baker.
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Iowa
P.C
Higley Building
Cedar Rapids
James L. Benz
First Avenue NE
Cedar Kopigs Iowa
P.C. Wenzel
Piersall, Riccolo
Baker ‘& Estrand
David L. Baker
Notice of Probate and Czech Village Mall Assessments in Cedar Rapids
Notice to heirs of Philomena A. McAreavy estate executor Miles N. Adams appointed July 20 1981 action to contest will must be within six months from second publication. Also final plat and schedule of assessments for Czech Village Mall Project certified July 31 1981 with 10 annual installments and 12 percent interest, Cedar Rapids Iowa.
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Quarry 1
Uelcuite
Philomena A. McAreavy
Philomena A. McAreary
Miles N. Adams
Edor Rapids
Iowa
Proceedings of supervisors Kopel Kopel Linn County
Merle L Kopel Linn County Auditor presides with Rebecca Shoop deputy in proceedings. Merle L Keinn County Auditor listed by Rebecca Shoop as deputy. Names appear in the official ledger style for county supervisory actions.
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Merle L. Kopel
Linn County
Rebecca Shoop
Merle L
Brenton Bank and Trust Company of Cedar Rapids Consolidated Report
Consolidated Report of Condition for Brenton Bank and Trust Company of Cedar Rapids includes assets such as cash and deposits, U.S. Treasury securities, government and state obligations, loans, real estate and equipment, and total assets. Liabilities total 18 794 with 1 75 139 in equity and 1 নজ 432 in capital. signatures by directors Esther Y. Kanedy William O. Gray Earl Y. Bickel and Robert C. Armstrong notarized July 22 1981.
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U.S
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Esther Y. Kanedy
William O. Gray
Earl Y. Bickel
Robert C. Armstrong
State of
Iowa
County of Linn
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