Hog market steadies with uneven gains across regions
Chicago receipts 20,000 hogs with 140-170 lb animals at 4.65 to 5.00 and top 5.05 for 180-220 lb. sows and pigs mixed. East St. Louis and Pittsburgh weaker, Cleveland steady, East Buffalo firm. total receipts 30,500 with regional splits. Lamb prices mixed as Chicago and East Buffalo show strength in parts. overall market uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East Buffalo
Market Report on Sheep and Ewe Prices
The note lists range prices for various sheep grades and weights. Good and choice ewes 90 to 150 pounds fetch around 1.50 to 3.50 dollars per head. Cull and common classes bring about 1.00 to 2.00 dollars. Feeding lambs 50 to 75 pounds command 4.50 to 4.75 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Rangers
Blaishiter
Ewes
Choice
Srcaeen
Sioux City Livestock Market Summary
U S Department of Agriculture reports cattle receipts around 1 200 with active slaughter demand. Grass beef cows bring 2.25 to 3.00 per cwt while bulk cutters range 1.35 to 4.12. hogs steady with top sows to 4.60 and 170 to 250 lb packs at 4.50. Sheep receipts 3 800, all classes steady with fat native and range lambs 5.00 to 5.25 and 65 70 lb range lambs around 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. 5S
Dept. Agri
Omar
Lee
Sioux City
Sioux
CITY
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Omaha hog and cattle market report shows mixed steady to firm prices
Hog receipts 10 500 slow to steady with top at 4 60 for 160 240 lb hogs. Feeder steer and yearling trade steady with ranges from 7 00 to 8 65 for various weights. Cattle and sheep receipts 8 000 with feeders salable 40 percent. killing classes steady to strong, range lambs 4 40 to 5 50, black faced 67 lb lambs at 4 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Receipts Slow at St Paul Livestock Market
At South St Paul, receipts reach about 20 000 with 76 doubles to 285 lb western range lambs. Prices edge lower on light native lambs while top feeders and sows hold around 3.5 to 4.0 daily. Dealers mostly steady as early sales show uneven demand for cattle and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Sisoas
Market Recap East St Louis Livestock Receipts and Prices
Receipts: cattle 1 800, sheep 2 500, hogs 6 500. Hogs steady to weak with mixed weights trading around 4.10 to 4.90. Cattle mixed with vealers up 25 cents to about 6.00, cows 2.50 to 3.50, bulls slow. Sheep opening steady with lambs 4.50 to 5.75 and ewes around 1.00 to 1.50, overall tone cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Ium
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Decline Despite Moderate Activity
Des Moines AP reports U S Department of Agriculture figures indicate 24 hour hog receipts across 21 Iowa concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaled 13,200, down from 26,400 a week earlier and 10,200 a year ago. Trading was moderately active with varied quotes by weight categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
U. 8
S. Dept. Agriculture
Mnesota
Stronz
Ofton
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report Trade Flows
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle hog and sheep receipts with mixed steady to higher bids. Hog top moves to 4.65 per 130-220 pounds while 140-160 pound hogs fetch 4.30 to 4.65. Cattle receipts 500 and calves 600 with steers and heifers showing varied but steady values across weight classes. Sheep receipts 3-? see market steady with odd lots at higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Sevan
Iowa Hog Prices Report From Thursday Markets
The Associated Press notes Iowa hog price ranges by weight. Best sorted lights 180-230 lbs fetch 4.30, best butchers 240-260 lbs 4.10, 270-300 lbs 3.90, 310-350 lbs 3.70. sows 300-400 lbs 3.40, 400+ lbs about 3.05. Prices vary by packers and weights across Mason City and Walcott regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Buck On Last Lap For Mexico City Flight
Robert Buck, a young American flyer aiming to set a new junior speed record from Newark to Mexico City, took off at 11 05 a.m. Thursday for the Mexican capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexico
Robert Buck
Newark
N. J
Mexico City
Grain prices fall on heavy selling in Chicago market
A wave of selling pushed wheat down over 2 cents on the Chicago board of trade as eastern interest and Liverpool weakness weighed on futures. Corn turned modestly higher after initial gains, oats eased slightly, and grain options ranged with some deferred months showing brief strength before stock-market shifts. Provisions advanced 7 to 10 points except for September bellies, which slid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
Grain Movement Furnished by 2 a Co W and 12 manager
Thursday quotations show a wide list of stocks and prices from Adams to Vanadium, with numerous percent changes noted. The page reads like a market ledger, listing company names, abbreviations, and bid percentages, including large capitalized firms such as Allied Chemical, American Sugar, Amoco and Texaco, among others, reflecting a volatile trading session.
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A Co
Dorebente National Bank
Adams Anne
Ntl
Combinsi'z Alaska
Inti Harv
Aliezheny Coron
Paper A
Allied Chem
T and
Amn Intl Corpn
Kresge
Amn Loco
Kreuger & T
Amn M & Fay
Amn
Am Fess
Pow & Lt
Amn Rad
Ot Eh Fink
Amn Roll Mills
Lig & Mey
Amin Saf Raz
Loews. Inc
Amn Steel Fdys
Sug Rig
Lorillard P
Louis’e Gas
Tobaco
McKees'rt Tin
Wat
McKesson Rob
Mack Trucks
Magna
Anaconda
Mathieson Ark
Ark Nat
Dept tSo
Armour
Maytaz Mfe
Miami
Tex Atlantic Rfg
Tex
Auburn Auto
Mo. Pac. R.R
Aviation Corp
Mont Ward
Baldwin Leco
Balto & Ohio
Musray Corp
Radio Corp'n
Radio Keith
Cal & Hecla
Canada
Oliver Ris
Otis Elev
Otis Steel
Caterpillar
Packard Mi
Penick & Ford
En. Penn RR
Nnron News
Benprond
P&p
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Proctor Gombet
Sve NJ
Pullman Co
Ifs Pure Oil
Simmons Co
Skelly, Oil Corp
Shs Shell Union
Stand Jae Ee
Otil
Prices for Chicago cash grain and lard markets
Chicago cash grain quotes show No. 1 red wheat at 56 cents, No. 2 red 55 1/2 to 56 1/2, No. 1 hard 56, No. 2 hard 55 1/2 to 56, with northern spring 56. Timothy seed quoted 2.15 to 2.40, clover 7.90 to 11.75, and fats market items including lard 4.97, ribs 6.75, bellies 6.75.
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Chicago
Northern Springs
Wheat and oats price report from 1921 market
AP report lists cash grain prices for wheat and oats with multiple No 1 and No 2 grades. Prices given in cents per bushel with varying protein contents and grades such as northern, dark north, amber durum and red durum. September and assorted percentages noted for quality bands.
New York Markets Report Butter Eggs and Poultry Update
Markets show steady to lower futures with butter refined prices at 4.16 and 4.15. Poultry was irregular with broilers 19 to 20 cents, turkeys 18 to 18.5 cents, and mixed carton receipts 24,827. Egg prices unchanged for white and brown eggs.
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New York
Cl Pdultry
Broilers
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Potato and Carrot Prices
In Chicago, U. S. grain and produce show mixed shipments and moderate supplies. No. 1 potatoes hover around 65 cents per cwt with Kentucky and Wisconsin varieties near 60 to 55 cents. Minnesota and surrounding states report U. S. No. 1 quality and some creamery grades. Centralized carrots and peas show steady to unchanged pricing with several carloads noted.
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Chicago
U. 8
Kansas
Nesota
Isconsin
Iowa
Marly
U. S
Senator Lew MacDonald Returns Expense Fund
Des Moines report that state Senator Lew Mac Donald from the Cherokee Ida Plymouth district sent back 500 dollars to the state treasurer. This repayment marks the tenth remittance since the state supreme court declared the legislative expense act unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lew MacDonald
Cherokee-Ida-Plymouth
MacDonald
Supreme Court
Gasoline air mix compared to dynamite yield
A claim states that a gallon of gasoline, when properly mixed with air, equates to 83 pounds of dynamite in explosive potential.
Wall Street fluctuates as profit taking steadies market
Successive bursts of profit taking and short selling swept the New York stock market on Thursday but were easily absorbed. Early losses of 1 to 2 points narrowed as the list recovered in the final hour with gains in Johns Manville and several large issues while turnover reached about 4.2 million shares.
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NEW York
Dea
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
Johns Manville
International Telephone
Radio
Corn Products
Eastman
Case
International Harvester
Wall Street Stock Market Slips on Fading Bull Momentum
New York stocks showed a downbeat turn as buying waned for rails and farm implements. The session saw volume rise late with declines in Union Pacific International Harvester Case and other major issues while American Telephone and U S Steel fluctuated. Mixed data on power output and wheat crop estimates added caution despite some gains in American Smelting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
International Harvester
Case
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Standard of N. J
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
New York Central
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
Wall Street
Chicago Produce Futures Close Report
Futures market notes for October delivery showing everyday price actions in fresh trade. Quotations and volume details are summarized from Chicago exchanges with focus on steerage and price movements amid general market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Foreign exchange rates in New York report
AP notes irregular foreign exchange rates with various cents demands presented for nations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Sweden Denmark Spain Portugal Greece Poland Yugoslavia Austria and Mexico. Numbers appear compact with multiple percentage figures and currency references.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belm
Germany
Holland
Crear
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Vakia
Pete
Dugoslavia
Austria
Paris
Ntine
Mexico
Local Hog Prices Advance Slowly on Market
Hog prices on the local market rise gradually with all grades up a nickel. Top price reaches 4.10 as calves and sheep markets show mixed figures. Reported shifts in calf and lamb listings accompany the modest overall price uptick.
Cedar Rapids Market Bulletin Grain and Produce Prices
In Cedar Rapids miscellaneous prices list grain with Wheat 28 40, Oats 12 14, hay at 10, per cwt. Wild hay bales, hens, leghorns, and old roosters priced low. Cream four items under 20c. Fruits and vegetables include California Valencia 3.50 4.50, grapefruit 5.00, lettuce 3.50 crate, Michigan celery 45 75c, cabbage 12c, watermelons 1 1/2c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Springs
California
Michigan
Bond Markets See Gains Across Rail and Utility Loans
New York bonds moved higher with railroad and utility issues adding 1 to 3 points amid general profit booking in others. U S government issues remained strong as certain rail and tariff issues posted new highs. Argentine notes recovered while German Austrian and Brazilian issues softened. British securities steadied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
United States Government
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago and Northwestern
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Chesapeake Corp
St. Paul
Gee
Missouri Pacific
New York Stral
Nickel Plate
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Southern
American Telephone
Western Union
Postal
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
U. S. Rubber
Texas Corp
Armour and Co
Goodyear
Phillips Petroleum
Dodge
Germany
Austria
Brazil
Bond Prices Noted for Various United States Issues
Ja RTY BONDS. NEW YO UNITED STATES bonds listed with prices for Liberty first 4s and 3%6s and various Treasury issues. Prices shown include Liberty 4%s at 101.17 and 102.30 for 4%qs, Treasury 414s 47-52 at 107.11, Treasury 44-54 at 104.12, Treasury 3%6s 4% 43 at 100.30, Treasury 3%s 46-49 at 99.16, and Treasury 51-554 at 98.16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Element
Liberty
Treasury
Funeral for Mrs Sorensen Friday In Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs Marie M Sorensen a former Iowa department president of the Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans will be held in Turner chapel Friday at 2 pm The Rev J O Simon of Nevada and former Cedar Rapids minister will preside Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery She was the wife of Julius F Sorensen past Iowa department commander of the United Spanish War Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie M. Sorensen
Iowa
Auxiliary of the
United Spanish War Veterans
Turner Chapel
J. O. Simon
Nevada
Cedar Rapids
Linwood Cemetery
Julius F. Sorensen
Sixth Avenue SE
Iowa Department
Frederick M Dotson 71 San Antonio carpenter dies
Frederick M Dotson 71 a San Antonio carpenter contractor and former Cedar Rapids resident died at his home in San Antonio after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Sadie G. and four children, his body will be brought to Cedar Rapids arriving Saturday morning with funeral services Monday at Beatty chapel and burial in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick M. Dotson
San Antonio
Tex
Cedar Rapids
Dotson
Sadie G
Mildred Willgus
Douglas
Inez Bauman
Memphis
Avis Patterson
Fifteenth Street NW
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral Services For Frank Vol esky Sr
Funeral services for Frank Vol esky senior, longtime Ar Rapids resident, who died at Huron on date 8 D will be held at the Barta chapel at 2 20 p m Saturday. Rev Fran cis Pokorny to officiate with burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Volesky
Ar Rapids
Huron
Barta Chapel
Francis Pokorny
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs McNulty underway in Fairfax church
Funeral services for Mrs McNulty will be held at St Patan church in Fairfax at 9 30 a m Friday with Rev Father Kearn officiating. Burial follows at St Patrick's cemetery in Fairfax.
Funeral services for Myrnette McCorkle in Palo
Funeral services for Myrnette Adell McCorkle will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Palo Methodist Church with Rev. Tenney officiating. Burial will follow in Palo Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrnette Adell McCorkle
Palo Methodist Church
Adolph G. Kohl Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Adolph G. Kohl will be held in the Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Friday conducted by the Rev. A. Proehl of Iowa City. Burial will be in the family lot at Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph G. Kohl
Beatty Chapel
Officer Survives Armored Car Attack in Chicago
Chicago police officer Matt Mandernath investigated a plateless car when a man inside raised a machine gun and fired. The officer dropped to the ground as the vehicle sped away, with no immediate suspect captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Matt Mandernath
Madernath
Parker Beats Net Champion In Junior Championship
In Culver Indiana Frankie Parker of Milwaukee defeated Jack Lynch of Taft California in straight sets 6-0 6-4 to reach the national junior singles championship semifinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culver
Ind
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Jack Lynch
Taft
Calif
Roosevelt Quizzes Walker On Bonds In Taxi Probe
Gov Roosevelt questions Mayor Walker about bonds connected to taxi pool schemes and Seabury probes. Walker cites regulations, defends taxicab board, and confirms ownership in a separate company. He says he did not know the broker or firm’s full details at first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sisto
John McKeown
Sisto
New York
Walker
Seabury
Gov
Roosevelt
New York City
Board of Taxicab Control
Board of Control
Fertig
Louis A. Cuvillier
Tammany
Hofstadter Committee
Atlantic City
McKeown
Reliance Bronze and Steel Corporation
Roosevelt Deliberates Walker Removal Amid Hofstadter Hearings
Major James J Walker faced Governor Roosevelt in Albany as talks centered on evidence and testimony from Hofstadter hearings. Roosevelt quoted state law and New York City charter provisions allowing removal of mayors and outlined Walker’s case, noting only terms from his first administration would be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Chamber
Albany
N. Y
James J. Walker
State House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Walker
Seabury
Hofstadter Committee
William Jay Schieffelin
James E. Finnegan
Births Report Two New Daughters for Local Families
Born to Mr and Mrs F H Gaffey Westmont Dr Aug a daughter Mrs Gaffey is a daughter of Lars Sorensen 600 H avenue Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur W Wasendorf 2011 FP avenue NW a daughter Janet Spaanan at St Luke s hospital Aug
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Gaffey
Westmont
Gaffey
Ae Lars Sorensen
H Avenue
Arthur W. Wasendorf
Janet Spaanan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marion Woman Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs. Lee Brown aged 59 of Marion died Thursday at 2 a.m. at 957 Fourteenth street after a long illness. She was born Edith Burtis near Paris Iowa on Sept. 9 1872 and moved to Marion in 1892. Survived by husband Lee and five children and siblings. Funeral Sunday at Yocom chapel with Oak Shade cemetery burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brown
Marion
Fourteenth Street
Leo Brown
J. L. Burtis
Eureka
Kan
Ida Tipp
Cedar Rapids
Yocom Chapel
Oak Shade Cemetery
Pleasant Grove Club Met With Fifty-Two Members Tonight
Pleasant Grove Community club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. F. Michel with fifty-two members and seventeen guests present. The Marionette club led by Mrs. John Gill presented a program of piano solo Virginia Stevenson reading If for club girls Doris Ford Minnie at the Skating Rink garnet Pitcher clarinet and saxophone duet Alice Wallace and Mary Michel with Mayme Reinheimer at the piano demonstration The Park Accessories Play in the Costume Fay Touro and Alice Wallace reading The Country Girl's Creed Reva Nelson Friendship Song Marionette club. Guests included Miss Eloise Touro Miss Emma Delph and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove
Fay Touro
Alice Wallace
Reva Nelson
Eloise Touro
Emma Delph
Carl Wallace
Lawrence Gordon to solo at Marion band concert
Lawrence Gordon will be the soloist at a Marion band concert directed by Paul E. Popejoy in the city park Friday at 8 p.m. He will perform a saxophone solo titled An Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Gordon
Marion Band
Paul E. Popejoy
Mrs. R. P. Lacey Visited In Oelwein Home
Mrs. R. P. Lacey of Oelwein is a guest in the home of Mrs. A. H. Strother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Lacey of
Oclwein
A. H. Strother
Mrs Blakeslee Returns From West Liberty Visit
Mrs Mary Blakeslee came back from West Liberty after visiting friends a few days. She is involved in home baking. An advertisement notes Fleming's Market on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Blakeslee
West Liberty
Fleming’s Market
Calumet City Man Travelling After Aunt's Death
W K Burtis of Calumet City Illinois will arrive in Marion on Saturday called here by the death of his aunt Mrs Lee Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Burtis
Calumet City
Ill
Marion
Lee Brown
Man Injured When He Falls Off Truck
Edward Schacherer suffered a severe right shoulder injury after being thrown from a moving truck in Manchester. A water keg in the rear was jolted by a bump and, as Schacherer reached for it, he lost balance and fell into a ditch with the keg landing on him. He will be incapacitated for at least a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Edward Schacherer
Schacherer
Auxiliary selects 15 Mrs Thompsons for event
The report lists fifteen Mrs Thompsons chosen by auxiliaries from multiple Iowa towns including Marshalltown Shellsburg Nash ville Cres ton Ot tumwa Carlisle Winterset Council Bluffs Anita Boone Titonka Schaller and others. The Thursday session covered routine business with reports on radio publicity constitution and treasury and scrapbook contest results across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Pell
Marshalltown
Marie Rife
Shellsburg
Bernice Rust
Nashville
Grace Larson
Decorah
Carl Sampson
Creston
Doris Spivak
Ottumwa
Jessie Bartholomew
Carlisle
Celia Sawyer
Winterset
P. A. Lainson
Council Bluffs
Genevieve DeMent
Anita
Marie L. Standiey
Boone
Sadie Denton
Titonka
Phillis Evans
Clara Bekman
Schaller
G. W. Prichard
Advancement of Colors
C. L. Dixon
B. E. Brown
L. L. Doolittle
Constitution
Josephine Joens
Treasury
Argonne
Des Moines
Onawa
Kanawah
Hamburg
Street Car Derails On Fourth Street Tracks
A street car jumped the rails on Fourth Street near Third Avenue shortly before 2:30 p m blocking traffic for about 30 minutes. Motorman H Bitzer could not explain the cause as the car slid in mud and rested at a 30 degree angle. Six passengers were aboard before a trouble car cleared the line and service resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande avenue-North Thirteenth Street
Fourth Street
Third Avenue
H. Bitzer
Wilder and Sharpe Sentenced to Life Terms in Stillwater
Harold Wilder and Dewey Sharpe, noted St. Paul hoodlums, were sentenced to life terms at Stillwater state prison after pleading guilty to charges connected to a Rudolph Fischer case. The defendants faced a judge Thursday and received the maximum penalties under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Minn
Harold Wilder
Dewey Sharpe
St. Paul
Stillwater State Prison
Rudolph Fischer
Depu
Funeral rites for George W. Dye held at Yocom chapel
Funeral services for George W. Dye were conducted Wednesday at Yocom chapel with Rev. Carl E. Krog of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran officiating. Ethyle Wood Birmingham sang two hymns, Edna Roberts on piano. pallbearers named. Burial at Oak Shade cemetery. Out of town relatives listed from Pasadena Extra Audubon Guthrie Center Cedar Falls Waterloo Greenfield Swea City Clear Lake and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Dye
Yocom Chapel
Carl E. Krog
St. Paul’s’ Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Light
Edna Roberts
George Burns
Owen Fernow
Philip Bunting
William Alexander
Oak Shade Cemetery
George Dye
Jir
Pasadena
Calif
Morton Jensen
Ben Jensen
Andrew Jensen
Extra
Neal Barensen
Audubon
Oscar Jensen
Guthrie Center
X. C. Christopherson
Cedar Falls
Iver Christopherson
Hannah Wren
Waterloo
James C. Lane
Greenfield
J. M. Dye
Swea City
Daniel Dye
Clear Lake
Community kitchen appeals for jars as donations aid food drive
The community kitchen will operate again Friday but needs jars and containers. Twenty five bushels of sweet corn and other produce have been donated. On Tuesday ten bushels of corn were dried and vegetables were canned. total canned to date reaches 450 quarts. No jars are on hand. residents urged to send spare jars.
Martelle Friends Honor Mrs. R. P. Lacey in Marion Picnic
A group of old neighbors from Martelle now living in Marion gathered in Thomas Park to honor Mrs. R. P. Lacey, an longtime Martelle resident recently home at Ocelwein. The attendees included Mrs. Lacey and many relatives and friends listed in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martelle
Marion
R. P. Lacey
Ocelwein
Thomas Park
Lacey
Winifred Kohl
Mary Jane Kohl
C. O. Randaill
Bess Miller Goudy
Isadore Brockman McDonald
Gazette Wanted Way quick sale for horses and farm items
An inexpensive route to dispose of horses cattle or farm implements is the Gazette Wanted Way. The advertisement claims over 140000 daily reader buyers awaiting announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Picnic Dinner Hosted by Bert Bliss in Center Point
The 4 C s will host a picnic at Bert Bliss’s Center Point home this Sunday. Attendees are asked to meet at the McShane residence at 10 a.m. Bring a covered dish, dessert, and the usual picnic provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4 C’s
Bert Bliss
Center Point
McShane
Mrs H D Rockey Improves at Mercy Hospital
Mrs. H. D. Rockey, previously critically ill at Mercy Hospital, was able to sit up for a time today, marking a notable improvement in her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Rockey
Mercy Hospital
Corwins to Visit Marion With James Corwin Family
Mr and Mrs Roy Corwin and their two children from Santa Monica California visiting Anaheim now will arrive in Marion late in the week for a visit with Mr Corwins brother James Corwin and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Corwin
Santa Monica
Calif
Anamosa
Marion
Mr. Corwin
James Corwin
W S A Club Plans Friday Picnic at Thomas Park
The W S A club will have a Friday picnic at 12 30 p m at Thomas Park. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches one covered dish and table service for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Park
Dentures Fit Properly with Drummond’s Care
For correct fitting dentures, come to Dr Drummond for precise dental work and personalized fitting. Trustworthy care centers on comfort and accurate bite alignment ensuring lasting results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Drummond
Perry couple hosts birthday dinner for Mr Applegate
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Applegate of Perry visit daughters Mrs. R. B. Leidigh and Mrs. La Verna Crew. A family dinner in honor of Mr. Applegate's birthday is planned by Mrs. Leidigh this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Applegate
Perry
R. B. Leidigh
la Verna Crew
Mr. Applegate
Leidigh
Shumacks Receive Letter From Daughter Vacationing
Mr and Mrs F A Shumack on Thursday received a letter from their daughter Mrs Harold J Lake of Minnesota. The letter said she and Mrs Rowe are vacationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Shumack
Harold J. Lake
Minn
Mrs. Rowe
Mrs Williams and daughter return from Cedar Rapids visit
Mrs. Floyd Williams and her daughter Jean returned from Cedar Rapids where they spent the week with Mrs. Williams father John Webster in the family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Williams
Jean
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Gallivan and Guest Dine With Mrs Keyes
Mrs J T Gallivan hosted a luncheon Wednesday for her house guest Mrs S S Rodger of Madison and other friends at Mrs A J Keyes's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Gallivan
S. S. Rodger
Madison
A. J. Keyes
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps Meeting Report
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No. 126 met Wednesday in Memorial Hall for its regular session and planned upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mitchell Woman’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Loyal Ladies Aid social on Dr Stitzels lawn Friday
The Loyal division of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will host a social Friday evening on the lawn of Dr H G Stitzel's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Stitzel’s
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Methodist Church
H. G. Stitzel
Schenkens Visit Iowa Towns During Long Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs Ewald Schenken and their son Robert of Seattle are visiting relatives in Marion Keystone Iowa City and nearby towns. Tonight they will be dinner guests in the Carol Roberts home near Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewald Schenken
Robert
Seattle
Marion
Keystone
Iowa City
Carol Roberts
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Harry Billings
Fred Preston
H. B. Leasure
Charles Schultz
Pleasant Grove Club
Mrs. Thompson
Martelle Party
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!