Hog Prices Mostly Higher in Chicago and Regional Markets
Hog and cattle prices edged up across Chicago and East Coast markets with 5 to 10 cent gains on hogs, top $5.00 for 180-230 lb pigs, and sows around $4.15. East St. Louis East Buffalo and Cleveland showed varied shifts from steady to higher, while Pittsburgh and Cleveland fed markets were steady to slow with mixed receipts totaling about 25,400 hogs. Representative sales show mixed totals across load lots and weights with steers and heifers displaying strength in select runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Co Ae
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wheat and Corn Prices Move in Opposite Directions at Chicago
Prices for wheat resumed gains at Chicago as general buying and short covering supported futures. Corn rose early but faded, pressured by cash and hedging activity, while oats traded dull. Provisions in firmer trade, with expectations of a bullish crop report and bullish Canadian weather. Receipts varied, cash prices little changed across grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eee
Liverpool
Canada
Grain and stock market notes from Chicago early week
An OCR filled page reports Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn and oats with multiple grades and values. It also covers rail and industry news including Chesapeake and Ohio dividend status and U.S. Steel July tonnage, plus a long list of stock quotations and market movement with many named companies and prices.
Market Report cattle and sheep show mixed tones and steady to weak demand
Receipts show 5300 cattle with slow demand for fed steers and yearlings, prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower. stockers and feeders in light supply with steady tones. Sheep receipts 4500 with 1000 direct, all classes steady. range lambs 5.00 to 5.25, bulk range bee lambs 34.40 to 44.60, Texas yearlings around 2.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Texas
Livestock Market Report East St Louis Opens Steady
Receipts 2,500 cattle 1,200 calves 3,800 sheep and hogs. Cattle: native steers steady to higher on some, slaughter steers 606-1100 lbs good and choice 7.25 to 9.50, common 4.00 to 7.50, bulls down slightly, cows barely steady. Sheep: market steady, lambs 90 to 150 lbs mostly 4.75 to 5.75, fat lambs mixed, cull and common 0.50 to 1.00, throwouts 3.00 fading. Hog prices show mixed 4.50 to 4.90, bulk cattle weights 160-350 lbs quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept
Iowa hog prices by the Associated Press report
Iowa hog prices across Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo and Waterloo markets show varying weights and classes. Best sorted lights 180-230 lbs 4.20 dollars while prime heavy 310-350 lbs fetches 3.60 locally. Premiums and packers values differ by weight and market with several ranges cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Iowa Marets
Mason City
Ottumwa
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Iowa Hog Receipts Fall At Central Yards Des Moines
Combined hog receipts at 21 central Iowa yards and southern Minnesota packing plants for the 24 hours ending 8 am Wednesday totaled 13,600, down from 23,200 a week earlier and 12,400 a year ago. Demand was fairly active with steady to higher prices for light to heavy hogs. Prices: light 140-160 lbs 3.50 to 4.25, 180 lbs 3.95 to 4.45, 180-200 lbs 4.15 to 4.25, 2 weights 3.50 to 4.00, good sow 275-350 lbs 3.20 to 3.65, 350-400 lbs 2.90 to 3.40, 425-550 lbs unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Produce Markets Chicago Produce Futures Summary
Markets in Chicago show futures activity with references to egg futures and storage standards. Mentions dates August 16 and October 19 and a storage standard note on November 21. Names AP and Chicago supply items appear as brief market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Produce Chicago AP Poultry and Butter Prices
AP market notes show live poultry receipts for two cars and 34 trucks with varied hens leghorn broilers and turkeys priced from 9c to 16c per pound. Butter receipts total 11,239 with creamery and firsts and seconds price ranges. Eggs receipts 7,801 with extra firsts and graded firsts carloads. Potatoes on track at 69 on track, U S No 1 prices varied by region across Missouri Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lered Springs
Nanan
U. S
Issouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
AP market snapshot shows unsettled egg receipts at 25 503 with mixed colors and varying pack sizes. Butter prices remain firm with creamery grades and dressed poultry steady. raw sugar futures rise 1 to 4 points as refiners prepare to lift the price for refined sugar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Market notices from Minneapolis and Chicago AP reports
Market items list price moves for flour and bran in Minneapolis and Chicago. Flour tied at ten cents lower, carrots at four to four dollars and forty to sixty cents per barrel, cotton sacks and hay receipts noted with quantities and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Steel orders shrink for U S Steel in July drop
New York AP reports United States Steel Corporation shows unfilled tonnage decreased by 68,466 tons in July, reducing the backlog to 1,966,302 tons as of July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Steel
NEW York
United States Steel Corporation
Foreign exchange rates and nominal values amid markets
A fragmented report lists exchange values for several nations and currencies. Italy, Germany, Holland, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, and Poland are shown with nominal figures. Argentina and Brazil appear with unspecified notes.
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Great
Srance
Italy
Ned
Holland
Armany
Way
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Parto
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Aoe Jugoslavia
Argentin
Bra Fa Kero
Icio
Anoni
Minneapolis cash grain prices and receipts update
Receipts show 199 cars of wheat with year ago comparison unclear. Prices listed include No 1 northern 5 73 59 percent protein, No 1 dark northern 15 percent protein at 62 and 50s, No 1 dark hard Montana 14 percent at 60, No 1 amber durum 63 44 at 67, No 2 amber durum 61 44 66 at 46, and No 1 red durum 46 at 56 for Sept and 58 for Dec. Corn No 3 yellow 35 4 36 at 36, oats No 3 white 17 18 at 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Neapolis
Market Ion Aero No
Montana
Wall St Advances On Broad Rally In Midweek Trading
Alternate buying of rails farm implements and motors drove one of the movement’s strongest advances. Chrysler rose about 3 points, General Motors 1, Case up over 8, U.S. Steel gained over 2, American Telephone up 4, Union Pacific up 3 after a 5 point surge. Eastman declined 5 on a dividend cut as the late session stayed firm with roughly 4.5 million shares changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Case
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Eastman
Wall Street Rises As Rail Stocks Lead Market
The bull move ment in stocks rolled forward under the rails leadership. By afternoon, indices gained 1 to over 5 points with New York Central Union Pacific Santa Fe and other majors rising. Despite a dividend cut Delaware and Hudson and U S Steel saw gains as speculators bet on an autumn upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Norfolk and Western
New York Central
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Delaware and
Hudson
U. S
Cedar Rapids Mixed Grain and Poultry Prices
In Cedar Rapids the market lists grain prices for wheat at 40 cents per bushel for a verch, with yellow shelled at 26 cents for No. 3 yellow. Straw baled at $6.00, heavy hens at 11 to 14 cents per pound, leghorn roosters at 6 to 8 cents, and assorted fruit including oranges and California grapefruit priced around $5.00 per basket. Potatoes and other items priced with regional variety. notes include California and Calitort etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bond Markets Drift as Treasuries Lag in Quiet Session
Trading in the bond market remained lackluster with Treasury notes fluctuating and demand uneven. Analysts noted speculative activity centered on low-priced loans while overall gains were modest amid a cautious stance from investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co York Bonds
Bond Market Review Mixed as Treasuries Rally and Industrials Lag
The report notes a year’s high for Treasury 3s and 43s amid uneven activity. Corporate bonds showed varied movement with rail and utility issues mixed. German and French issues firmed while Japanese bonds rallied modestly and industrials lagged in overall tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
New Sea
Sg Patro
al Ne
Sk Bs Boune E
Nie $S
Chicago
Stern
Erie
Southern Pacific Sp
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Western Union
Goodyear Rubberees
Japan
Local Hog Market Advances Slightly on Wednesday
Local hog market shows a nickel advance with all grades up 5 cents. Top price reaches $4.05 for choice calves at 140-180 pounds, with listings for 84 to 130 pounds and 100-130 pounds. Sheep and lambs noted with varying quotes and heavier lambs expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snes
Avalits
City Briefs and Personals Cedar Rapids Lodge Meets
Cedar Rapids lodge No. 41 I O F will hold a special meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. William Yardleum of Monmouth was in the city yesterday en route to Albuquerque New Mexico. Charles Jones Reo distributor has gone to Chicago on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
I.O. O.F
William Yardleum
Monmouth
City
Albuquerque, N. M
Charles Jones
Reo Motor Car Company
Chicago
Johnson Recovering After Iowa City Operation
Louis V. Johnson of 134 Thirtieth Street Drive SE underwent an operation Tuesday in Iowa City and is resting comfortably today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis V. Johnson
Thirtieth Street
Iowa City
Mrs Schantz Visits Siblings In Marion
Mrs. Fred W. Schantz spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. Rosie Foreman of Marion, during a short Milwaukee visit in the reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Schantz
Rosie Foreman
Marion
Roadside Market Ad Offers Fresh Produce
An advertisement for a roadside market listing fresh vegetables fruits and spring produce available for buy and sell with notes to see classification 33 in The Gazette Want Ad section.
El Kahir Shrine Meets in Regular Session
El Kahir Shrine holds a regular meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Shrine temple all Shriners are urged to attend. refresh ments will follow the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir Shrine
Hoff Boy Breaks Leg After Bicycle Fall
X rays at St Luke s hospital show Carl Hoff son of Mr and Mrs Ted Hoff 517 Sixteenth Street SE suffered a broken leg after a fall from his bicycle on Sixteenth Street near Fifth Avenue Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Carl Hoff
Ted Hoff
Sixteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Daily Want Ad Store Offers Fresh Food Deals
Advertisements showcase produce like apples, tomatoes, and spring fries with a variety of good things to eat. The Want Ad section, classification 33, promotes daily specials and seasonal items. Call 2-1121 to place an ad.
Clark Brown Given 30 Day Suspended Sentence
Clark Brown pled guilty to intoxication and disturbing the peace before Judge Thomas B. Powell in police court. He was arrested Tuesday on a complaint filed by his wife. Costs were paid by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Brown
Thomas B. Powell
Brown
Speeders fined in police court. one chooses jail time
Two motorists were fined ten dollars and costs in police court on Wednesday. M. C. Watson of 1008 Fourth Avenue SE Farnham and 1124 Sixth Street NW chose to serve three days in the city jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Watson
Fourth Avenue SE
Farnham
Sixth Street
Children To Give Neighborhood Show At Camp Benefit
Fifteen children join a 7 30 pm performance at the L G Frederick home 2312 Avenue NE to raise funds for Camp Good Health following a previous camp fund event that drew good patronage from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Frederick
Avenue NE
Camp Good Health
Camp Fund
Bonus Marchers Pass Through Cedar Rapids to California
Four members of the Bonus Expeditionary Forces halted in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday morning while en route to their California homes. They stopped to seek gasoline for the journey and visited Mayor W. H. Stepanek, who said the city could only muster funds for its own unemployed population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonus Expeditionary Forces
Cedar Rapids
California
W. H. Stepanek
Georgia Coleman Wins Diving Title in Olympic Games
Georgia Coleman of Los Angeles won the women s Olympic springboard diving championship with 8752 points from six dives. The United States swept the top three with Katherine Rawls of Miami Beach second and Jane Fauntz of Chicago third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Coleman
Los Angeles
California
United States
Katherine Rawls
Miami Beach
Jane Fauntz
Chicago
Deaths Myraette McCorkle of Palo Dies at Local Hospital
Myraette Adell McCorkle age 79 of Palo died at 10 25 p m Tuesday in a local hospital Born December 14 1863 she lived in Palo except for years in Cedar Rapids She leaves two brothers Walter A McCorkle and J W McCorkle two nieces Har ry Clark Mercer Clark and Marie McCorkle four nephews Dewitt Dyer Lloyd McCorkle Shirley McCorkle and Homer McCorkle Funeral arrangements are pending with Turner chapel Friends may call at the Turner chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myraette Adell McCorkle
Palo
Cedar Rapids
Walter A
Dolliver
Iowa
J. W. McCorkle
Shellsburg
Harry Clark
Ceylon
Minn
Mercer Clark
Atlee
Marie McCorkle
Dewitt Dyer
Lloyd McCorkle
Portsmouth
Ohio
Shirley McCorkle
Homer McCorkle
Bryan
Texas
Miss McCorkle
Te Church
Turner Chapel
Mrs Alice McNulty Dies at Fairfax Home
Mrs Alice McNulty widow of Edward McNulty died at her Fairfax home at 2 a.m. Wednesday. Born March 3, 1877 in LaSalle Illinois she lived in Fairfax most of her life aside from a year at Oelwein. Survived by seven children two grandchildren a brother and two sisters. Funeral at St Patrick's Fairfax Friday 9 30 a.m. Rev Father Kearn to officiate burial in St Patrick's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McNulty
Edward McNulty
Fairfax
la Salle
Dil
Oelwein
Frank Steinbreak
Solon
Dora
Charles
William
Gerald
Mary
Patricia
Mary Alice
Robert Steinbreak
Will Murphy
Cedar Rapids
Agnes Harrington
Mary E. Murphy
St. Patrick’s
Father Kearn
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Surviving Ka mensky kin mourn death at state hospital
Surviving relatives of Frank Kamensky, 57, who died Saturday at the state hospital at Independence after a stroke include sister Mrs Anna Simon nephews Theodore Robert Frank Simon and Edward Kouba a niece Mrs Jay Davis and others Funeral services were held on Monday Kamensky had been ill since July 16 when he suffered a first stroke at the Sinclair packing plant where he worked
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kamensky
State Hospital
Independence
Anna Simon
Theodore
Robert
Frank Simon
Edward Kouba
Jay Davis
Kamensky
Sinclair Packing
Funeral for Frank Volesky Sr. Held in Cedar Rapids
Frank Volesky sr. 75, former Swisher Yale and Solon resident, died in Huron South Dakota from pneumonia after an illness that began last Saturday. He is survived by eight children, sixteen grandchildren, a sister in Charles City, and two brothers. Wife died 1903. Burial planned in Cedar Rapids. funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Volesky
Swisher
Oxford
Cedar Rapids
South Dakota
Huron, & C
Volesky
E. O. Vondracek
Alton Gaughran
Leonard Volesky
Yale
S. D
John L
Huron
Frank A
Charties R
Emil
F. A. Langer
Solon
Thomas Pudil
Charles City
John
William
Katherine Riddle
Adolph Kohl, 80, Cedar Rapids resident, dies at home
Adolph Gustav Kohl died at 11 30 p.m. Tuesday after a lingering illness at his home 930 Third street SW. Born in Germany he came to America 48 years ago and lived in Cedar Rapids 28 years, migrating from Ely. Survived by wife Marie four children Arthur George Mrs Frank Hynek and Miss Alma Kohl all of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren two brothers Paul Kohl of Solon Rhinold in Germany and a sister Mrs William Apmier of Solon. The Beatty chapel will conduct services at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev A Proehl of Iowa City officiating burial will be in Linwood cemetery friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Gustav Kohl
Third Street
Germany
America
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Marie
Arthur
George
Frank Hynek
Alma Kohl
Paul Kohl
Solon
Rhinold
William Apmier
Beatty Chapel
A. Proehl
Iowa City
Linwood Cemetery
Transient Irving Webster Dies After Weeklong Illness
Irving Webster of Saratoga Springs New York died at a local hospital about 6 p m Tuesday after a week's illness He was about 30 years old No relatives are known The body lies at the Janeba and Brosh chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Webster
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Janeba and Brosh Chapel
Former Cedar Rapids resident Ebert Lake dies in DeKalb
Mrs W H Simmers of 118 Eighth Street NE received word at 8 a m Wednesday of the death of her brother Ebert Lake at his DeKalb home. He was 81 and formerly lived in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Simmers will attend the funeral in DeKalb on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Simmers
Eighth Street
DeKalb, IL
Ebert Lake
Cedar Rapids
Funeral for John W. Moore in Chatfield Thursday
Funeral services for John W. Moore will be held in Chatfield Minnesota on Thursday at 2 30 p m Burial will be in that city Friends may call at the Rohn West Side chapel until 9 30 Wednesday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Moore
Chatfield
Minn
Rohn West Side
Realty Action Dismissed in District Court
The Big Four company's land lord's attachment action against Schierbrock Kelly Inc. was dismissed before Judge H C Ring in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Four Company
Schierbrock, Kelly Inc
H. C. Ring
Bandit Robs Insuranceman on Waterloo Street Run
A bandit boarded the running board of a car Tuesday night and robbed C. L. oe insurance salesman of about a sum not stated, as reported in Waterloo from the AP. Police traced the incident to a fleeting suspect and urged witnesses to come forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C. L. Oe
Marion man fined on bootlegging charge
James Lochner, 42, was arrested by Marshal C. A. Patton in Marion on July 11. He pled not guilty July 12 and was fined $200 and costs in district court Wednesday morning after the charge was amended to illegal transportation of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lochner
Marshal C. A. Patton
Marion
H. C. Ring
Receiver appointed for Stanley Securities Corporation in Iowa case
On July 7, 1989, a receiver was appointed for Stanley Securities Corporation in Cause No. 43820 in Linn County District Court. The court fixed September 1 as the final date for filing proofs of claim by creditors in this receivership. Any claimant must file in the District Court of Linn County, Iowa, by the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Securities Corporation
Sealer Ee Ties
Orth American Life Insurance Company of Chicago
Stanley Ties Corporation
District Court of Linn
Stan Securities
Lanes County
Iowa
Millburn Pleads Not Guilty to Liquor Nuisance Charge
George Millburn was arrested by police at 1130 p m Tuesday and pled not guilty before Judge H C Ring in district court Wednesday on a charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance. The arrest followed a complaint by residents at Millburn s rooming house on Fifth avenue SE near Fourth Avenue. They alleged he kept a room for liquor and made trips out with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Millburn
H. C. Ring
Millburn
Fifth Avenue SE
Fourth Ebena
Mill
Roumanian cabinet quits in resignation
In Bucharest Roumania the cabinet announced its resignation on Wednesday. Prime minister and ministers cited political disagreements and urged reforms as the government steps down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumanian
BU Est
Roumania
Marion Forgiveness Week at Public Library
The Marion public library observes Forgiveness Week with fines cancelled for long overdue books brought to the library and left in a hall box. The program mirrors Newark and Washington, D C results, where 14 0 percent of books were returned and fines totaling 1585 dollars waived. Marion residents have until August 15 to return items without accruing fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Public Library
Newark
Washington
D. C
Marion
Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings across Cedar Rapids
Miss Virginia Munson returns from Huntington and Jacqueline Clay stays longer. Families travel to Waterloo Clinton Davenport for club picnics and visits. The Concord Agriculture and Literacy club hosts a Thomas park picnic with 75 attendees. Illnesses, hospital recoveries, and family visits fill pages alongside youth picnics and bridge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Munson
Huntington
W. Va
F. C. H. Schminke
Eugene
Waterloo
Schminke
Earle Aubrey
Cedar River
Jacqueline Clay
B. I. Wooldridge
Mildred
Hazel Merrill
Clinton
Rock Island
Davenport
McGregor Poet Pleads Not Guilty To Drink Driving
McGregor Iowa poet Leslie Spaulding was arrested Sunday for driving while intoxicated and pleaded not guilty at Elkader justice court. He was found guilty of drunkenness, fined ten dollars and costs, and placed under a one thousand dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
E. Leslie Spaulding
Iowa
Justice A. Earhart
Elkader
Iso
Opera
Marion women attend American Legion auxiliary convention events
Mrs William Bleakly and several Marion delegates joined the Cedar Rapids convention along with past presidents dinner attendees. Fidac luncheon included Williams Newman Balster and Fitzgerald. A Roosevelt hotel reception drew many Marion women like Blinks Pringle Fitzgerald Senninger Bleakly Balster Williams Newman and Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bleakly
Lee Fitzgerald
Della Delegates
W. H. Balster
Frank Williams
Ralph Williams
Arthur Newman
American Legion Auxiliary
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Pariey
R. J. Williams
Hugh Hutton
John Clay
Fidac
Carl N. Owen
W. R. Barber
Verne Balster
Della Senninger
Roosevelt Hotel
C. E. Blinks
James Pringle
Marion Band Final Concert Postponed One Day
The Marion band under Paul E Popejoy will close the season with a Friday 8 pm concert rescheduled due to the circus. Programs include Chicago World's Fair 1933 The Wedding Ring Overture Extase saxophone solo An Earl Sparkids Water Lilies The New Dawn and Whitney crabs 75c bushes. 1750 5th Ave Phone 239-W Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Paul E. Popejoy
Mader
Barnard
Extase
Game
An Earl
Fillmore
Lawrence Gordon
Whitney
5Th Ave
Klopp Family Reunion Held at Marion With 64 Attendees
The D. B. Klopp family reunion on August 7 at the J. M. Seeks home near Marion served a picnic dinner to 64 people. Officers elected included President Mrs. E. N. Bills and Vice President Mrs. Heald Bowser. Numerous relatives from Spencer Chicago Walker Cedar Rapids and Marion attended along with extended family members and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Klopp
J. M. Seeks
Marion
E. N. Bills
Heald Bowser
Ida Seeks
Irma Klopp
A. S. McCurdy
Alpheretta
Spencer
Gledys
Lloyd Klopp
J. M. Leeks
la Verna
Frank
Darrell
Dan Klopp
Malcolm
Helen Gage
H. L. Walker
Farms For Sale Ad In Gazette Want Ad Section
August is a good month to sell farms and the Farms for Sale column in The Gazette Want Ad section is a prime spot to advertise your farm for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Lisbon Community Picnic With Concerts Planned
The Lisbon community picnic is set for Sunday at Thomas and Legion park with a 2:30 PM concert by the Lisbon band of thirty pieces at the pool. Arrangements continue for upcoming concerts by the Olin band August 21 and consolidated bands from Mount Vernon and Mechanicsville on August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Thomas and Legion Park
Olin
Mount Vernon
Mechanicsville
Ross Moves Gazette Office to Booth Building
Fred D. Ross, business manager of The Gazette in Marion, Wednesday moved his office from the First National Bank building to the building owned by Dr. Booth, formerly occupied by Dr. Nicoll. The telephone numbers remain the same, 95.
Knight Reunion At Cedar Rapids Highlights Fourth Year
Local notices share plans for a Knight family reunion at Ellis park Cedar Rapids near the duck pond Sunday noon with attendance invited for all bearing the Knight surname and relatives. Community events include Ladies Day at Marion Country club with golf at 9 30 a m and a noon picnic lunch. Kirby and Lang families visit Monticello and Sheldon while K B B class hosts a Tuesday meeting in Cedar Rapids amplification of Camp Fire and Methodist church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
Knight
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Duck Pond
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Ida Lilie
Kenyanozang
the Guardian
Fred Lang
First Avenue
G. H. Clark
Barbara
Sheldon
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Ebiow
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Amerada Corp
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Tee
Julius Ps
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Amn M Fey
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Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Ji, Radio Corp
Comi Solvents
Radio Keith
Congoleum
Rem Rand
Consol Cigars
Stee
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Royn Pi Gga
Consol Cee
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Gontl Bak
Server Corp
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Davison Chem
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Bandit
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Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Thomas Park
Lee Brown
Fourteenth Street
Ida Lillie
Central City
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Melvin Oldfather
Allan Edwards
Munsen
John Oliver
University Hospital
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Jane Helen
Newlin
N. R. Beall
R. W. Larson
Lois Stitzel
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Alburnett
Balderson
Frank Lindahl
Thomas Henderson
Esther
Florence
Wilma Mills
Coggan
Methodist Sunday School
Howard Merkel
Irving Finger
Florence Humphrey
Evanroms
Harrywell
Linn County
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E. R. Brooks
Joan Beverly
Harry Hall
Seventh Avenue
Frank Beach
Edward Hines
Cora Brown
Harle Boileau
H. O. Young
Frank Barr
Ralph Fitzgerald
Dan Stamy
C. R. Biddick
Lindahl
A. W. Savage
W. H. Smith
Mount Ayr
Savage
Coggon
Thomas Martin
Betty Ross
Clara Mitchell
Eighth Avenue
Ethel Wendel
Miservey
Horace Hoebel
H. E. Reiter
Wendel
Legion Auxiliary
Loyal Workers Division
Jesse Sodon
James Clark
Bobby
Klopp
Jane Scott
Alice Wallace
Camp Huaga
A. W. van Vieck
Elizabeth Bigger
John Newell
Moline
Monticello
Bezdek
Johnson Avenue
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