Hogs Hold Steady Prices At Chicago Livestock Market
Chicago stockyards kept hog prices steady in a weekend cleanup trade with top grades around 9.40 and average near 9.05. Receipts at three terminals totaled about 7,150 hogs with Chicago taking 6,000, 5,500 billed as direct to packers, and cattle receipts about 1,050. Prices and bids varied by grade and destination amid mixed regional activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Salts Ins
Beavy No
Pittslrgh
Eastuffalo
Ats Amt
Buffalo
Kansas Ciy
Omaha
East St Louis
Joseph
A Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Local porkers continue advance at hog market. calves and cattle steady
Hog prices rise with choice grade up a dime to 475 and packers 5 cents higher at 3 85. Calf 130 190 lb seers 4 00. Lambs 74 85 lb 6 00. Cattle market steady with fancy steers around 8 00 and good yearlings 4 50 to 5 75. Receipts about 3 000 cattle and 3 000 calves and yearlings compare with Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattl
PAU
Gong Satorger
Georgemers Maser
Rees
Omaha
Lmstock
Ventern
Hog and sheep market prices across Iowa regions recorded
Prices shown for hogs and lambs across Waterloo Ottumwa Mason City Des Moines and other Iowa markets. Notable ranges include 180-200 lb hogs around 4.25 to 4.55 per cwt, 200-240 lb at about 4.65, and packer quotes near 3.75 to 4.05. Lamb and sheep receipts note yearling gains and mixed wholesale values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Morning Report
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Report
Cedar Rapids market notes list prices for grain including wheat oats and rye, live poultry hens of various weights, spring weights, and livestock hides. Wholesale fruits and vegetables priced per crate or bushel with Kalifornia fruit values and Ark peaches cited. also notes on butter and cheese, cabbages onions lettuce tomatoes cucumbers and citrus. Prices show a broad range from cents per unit to several dollars, reflecting a typical local commodity listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Foreign exchange and flour market snippets from New York
Foreign exchange rates list for multiple countries with values in cents and currencies. The piece also notes flour market data from Minneapolis with unchanged shipments and price quotes for pure bran and standard mid division flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Brazil
Tokis
Shanzhai
Menteo City
Montreal
Minneapolis
Bond market weakness unsettles New York trading
In New York the bond market faced pressure as weak government data undercut support from investors. Treasuries fell with Liberty issues and 4s dropping, while corporate issues showed losses in late trading as traders priced in softer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York AP
Seling Martly
Firanria Markets
Dnran
Batomore
Kansas
New York
Penney
Annaames Sathern
Chicago produce market update with mixed receipts
Market notes show moderate demand for potatoes and receipts of eggs and butter in New Jersey Nebraska and Wisconsin. Butter receipts 9802 with firm prices. eggs 15 366 with mixed colors unchanged. dressed poultry firm with no quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aps
Armoures
New Jersey
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Idaho
New York
Cedar Rapids Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Paul Henecke and Dorothy M Rude both of Cedar Rapids Tenis, Raim and Wilma Dvorak, both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Henecke
Dorothy M Rude
Cedar Rapids
Tenis
Raim
Wilma Dvorak
Grain prices slump on Chicago Board of Trade selling avalanche
Prices on the Chicago board of trade tumbled as overbought conditions and heavy selling drove wheat down about 4 to 5 cents, corn 3 cents, and oats 27 to 3 cents. A government report sparked initial declines then a rally faded, with liquidation pushing values to the inside, while weak foreign markets and heat across the west aided the downturn. Liverpool and other U S markets followed the same trend with lower closes. Provisions also fell sharply before partial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Liverpool
America
Board of Trade
Oss
Grain Market News from Minneapolis Cash Grains Report
Minneapolis cash grain report notes receipts and prices for wheat corn and oats. WHEAT prices range with No 1 northern and dark northern types and various protein levels. CORN listed with No 3 yellow and other grades. OATS with No 3 white prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Market Sr
Montana
Births Reported For Five Families This August
Five families announce newborn daughters and a son in August. Fred Miner at 1124 Fifteenth Avenue SW shares a daughter born August 19 at Meres hospital. Marshall Freeman at 837 Tenth Street SW reports a daughter born August 11 at Merry hospital. Carl McGowan at Marion greets a son born August 10 at St Lukes hospital. James Dunlop at 1733 Eighth Street NW welcomes a daughter born August 10 at St Lukes hospital. Harold L Bills at 1960 Second Avenue SE reports a daughter born on Saturday at St Lukes hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miner
Fifteenth Avenue
Meres
Marshall Freeman
Tenth Street
Merry Hospital
Carl McGowan Marion
St Lukes Hospital
James Dunlop
Eighth Street
Harold L Bills
Second Avenue
Playground Tennis Finals Postponed Due To Rain
The city-wide playground tennis tournament at River Side Playground was slowed by rain and finals at Cedar Rapids Tennis Association courts in Car College were postponed. Senior boys singles and younger boys tourn were in semi finals while younger girls singles reached finals. No doubles played. Tournament concludes next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Playground
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Car College
Plane Off Course Hovers Over City Front Page
Pilot arrival disrupted radio communication causing the plane to drift east of the city. Residents noted the flare drops while air enthusiasts urged all night airport beacon operation. Lane and city officials debate funding to connect border lights to street lighting as part of annexation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hghts
Wien
Hunter
Hutter
White Sox Buy Pitcher and First Baseman in Deal
The Chicago White Sox Saturday purchased pitcher Ray Phelps of St Paul and first baseman Ray Radcliffe of Lawsvale for an undisclosed sum and players to be named later. Both players will report later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Ray Phelps
St Paul
Ray Radcliffe
Lawsvale
Wall Street gains in metals as market steadies in uneven session
Fresh buying of non ferrous metals firms the market yet most of the list remains neglected. U S Smelting gains over 3 points with other metal shares higher. Rubber and auto stocks move on earnings and crop rain driven profit taking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
American Smelting
Ruby B Welty Funeral Services Scheduled
Funeral services for Ruby B. Welty a nurse at St Luke’s hospital who died at 1 20 am Thursday will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Monday The Rev A H Hoeffley of Garrison and the Rev H A Crumb of Cedar Rapids will officiate Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery at Vinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby B. Welty
St. Luke's Hospital
Turner Chapel
A. H. Hoeffley
Garrison
H. A. Crumb
Cedar Rapids
Evergreen Cemetery
Vinton
Death of Dr. J Willis Macy Linked to Macy Family
News comes of the death of Dr. J Willis Macy of Boston brother of Prof C Ward Macy of Coe College and son of C O Macy of Lynnville He died Friday two hours after his brothers arrival Professor Macy and Carroll Macy of Sully Ia His body will be brought to Lynnville for funeral Monday at 2 p.m The physician trained at Grinnell College Iowa 1928 Mayo Clinic fellow 1928 31 Boston Lahey Clinic associate last year Funeral at family home in Lynnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Willis Macy
Boston
C. Ward Macy
Coe College
C. O Macy
Lynnvile
Professor Macy
Carroll Macy
Sully
Dr. Macy
Grinnell College
School of Medicine
University of Iowa
Mayo Foundation
Rochester
Minn
Lahey Clinic
Lynnville
Death of longtime Cedar Rapids resident Joseph Dvorak
Joseph Dvorak died at his home 69 Twentieth avenue SW at 1 30 am Saturday after a lingering illness Born in Bohemia November 11 1853 he came to Cedar Rapids about 54 years ago Work history includes forty years as a boilermaker helper at Rock Island shops retired 1922 Married in 1882 to Anna Balak survivors include two children F J Dvorak and Mrs Wes Vishek both of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren Lucille Filipi and Lumir Vishek a sister Mrs Mary Loufek and a brother who died about ten years ago Funeral services Sunday at 2 pm in the South Side Commercial club conducted by T B Hrubucek burial in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call at Polansky chapel Saturday 7 to 9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Dvorak
Twentieth Avenue
Kraj Vronuka
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Anna Balak
F. J. Dvorak
Wes Vishek
Lucille Filipi
Lumir Vishek
Mary Loufek
South Side Commercial Club
T B. Hrubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mrs Barbara Zbanek Dies in Cedar Rapids
Barbara Zbanek died at 2 42 p m Friday at her daughter’s home 1015 Second Street SE Cedar Rapids She was born in Bohemia September 15 1849 and moved to Cedar Rapids sixty seven years ago Survived by daughter Mrs Hervert two sons Frank and Edward C Zbanek two grandsons Carl and Leo Zbanek and brother Joseph F Krejjer of Detroit Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery with services at Turner Chapel conducted by Rev J O Simon Also member of Prokop Velky lodge 2 C B J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Krejci Zbanek
Frank Zbanek
J J Hervert
Second Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Hervert
Frank
Edward C Zbanek
Carl
Leo Zbanek
Cedar Rapids Woman Jean Taylor Dies at 75
Mrs Jean Taylor 75 widow of Reuben Taylor died at home 1330 First Avenue E at 10 p.m. Friday after a short illness. A Cedar Rapids resident for three years she came here from Alzada Montana. Surviving: son R H Taylor and four grandchildren. Body at Monahan chapel with calling Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Taylor
Reuben Taylor
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids
Alzada Mont
R H Taylor
Monahan Chapel
Death Notice of Edward J Wehry of Cedar Rapids
Edward J Wehry, 74, longtime Cedar Rapids resident, died at home at 506 A Avenue NW after a lingering illness. He is survived by two daughters Grace Smith and Lulu Mead of Clinton. Funeral services will be held in Beatty Chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday conducted by Rev Frank H Ward. Burial will be in the Clarence cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J Wehry
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
A Avenue NW
Grace Smith
Lulu Mead
Clinton
Beatty Chanel
Frank H Ward
Clarence Cemetery
W Bard Railroad Claim Agent Dies After Short Illness
W Bard district claim agent for the North Western railroad and former Cedar Rapids resident died in a Des Moines hospital at 8 p.m Friday after a brief illness. He previously lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Boone years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W . Bard
The
North Western Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Boone
Death of Avery Richmond in Indianola
Avery Richmond former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday at his Indianola home. He graduated from a local high school and is survived by his wife a daughter his mother Mrs Ella Richmond and a brother Merle both of Des Moines Funeral services will be held in Indianola Sunday. The surface of the earth contains 54000000 square miles of land and 147000000 square miles of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Richmond
Cedar Rapids
Indianola
Ella Richmond
Merle
Des Moines
Federal Deposit Insurance seen improving banking status
Fred Davis, representative of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, reports nationwide banking conditions improving due to federal deposit insurance. He notes high insured bank coverage in Iowa and the U.S. and explains the quick process for insured deposits when banks close, with protection up to 5000 dollars per depositor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Deposit Insurance
Fred Davis
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Davis
Iowa
Mr. Davis
Local Man Dies in Box Car Tragedy at Oelwein Yard
George Reed, 30, of Cedar Rapids, died Friday in a box car at the Chicago Great Western yards in Oelwein reportedly from strangulation after eating bologna. Fred Atkinson described Reed’s death as instantaneous. An inquest will be held. Reed leaves a wife Bertha, two sons, three sisters, two brothers, and his parents. Reed had recent leave from work at a packing house and previously at Lincoln hotel. He once ran for constable in the June primaries. Funeral plans await the inquest at Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reed
Tenth Street
Chicago
Great Western Railroad
Oelwein
Reed
Fred Atkinson
Atkinson
Oclwein
Bertha Reed
George, Jr
Jack
Brewton
Lulu Walker
Edith Reed
Jim
Cecil Reed
W. G. Reed
Cedar Rapids
Packing House
Lincoln Hotel
Constable
Ottumwa Man Brought Here On Desertion Count
Frank Riley of Ottumwa 39 was arrested on a desertion warrant issued by Justice A S Reed and lodged in the county jail at 5 PM Friday. Constable John Taylor arrested Riley in Ottumwa where he worked as an elevator operator in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Riley
Ottumwa
A. S. Reed
John Taylor
Taylor
Riley
City Briefs and Personal Notes from Cedar Rapids
Fairfax Ice cream social and St Patrick's lawn event noted. Musicians local 137 to meet Sunday at 9 am at C S P hall. John H Schudding named Iowa Red Cross field representative visiting Cedar Rapids. Armstrong Clothing sues Atherton B Clark for 164.26 for merchandise. George W Franks, Fredrick Neylon, and James Northrup fined 10 and costs for intoxication. Franks and Neylon jailed for nonpayment. Rev Russell F Judson to speak Life's Greatest Find at 7:30 p.m. at First United Presbyterian. Gideons to conduct morning service at Daniels Park Presbyterian with speaker and male quartet. Luther Fuhrmeister soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Franks
Fourth Street
Fredrick Neylon
Sunshine Mission
James Northrup
Third Street
Franks
Neylon
Russell F. Judson
First Baptist Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue
Second Street
Gideons
Cedar Rapids
Club lease plan approved as court action awaits
A plan to turn the . Camne try club grounds to the Commercial bank and continue operation by paying rent to the bank was approved by stockholders. The action stems from a foreclosure judgment of 6 946.05 and seeks D. W. Bates as receiver, awaiting court approval. The Blue Valley diamondball team of Cedar Rapids beat Hillcrest 10 6 at Thomas Park. Several social visits and club events are noted with residents from Cedar Rapids, Center Junction, Elgin, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camne
D Commercial Bank
O. A. Conwell
D. W. Bates
Blue Valley
Cedar Rapids
Hillcrest
Thomas Park
Marion Water Co Contract Suit Dismissed After Payment
The Marion Water company dismissed its $1,825 contract suit against the city of Marion in district court after the account was paid in full. The dispute involved alleged non payment of hydrant rents from December 1, 1933, to June 1. Also noted is a church visit by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Kearns of Omaha to Marion, with a Sunday sermon at Linn Grove Presbyterian Church. About 100 Scouts and Camp Fire girls held a picnic at Thomas Park including a council fire and Stunts led by Carleton Oxley’s patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Water Company
City of
Marion
Water Company
Carl E. Kearns
Wheeler Memorial Presbyterian Church of
Omaha
Ellen Kearns
Linn Grove Presbyterian Church
Thomas Park
Carleton Oxley
N. Harold West
Cedar Rapids
Food Prices Expected Higher Next Year
Secretary Wallace says food prices will be materially higher in 1935 due to drought shrinking supplies to the lowest in thirty years. He notes no shortage but warns against speculation and outlines adjustments to crop curtailment plans and distribution concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
Walace
Arvin men held on gasoline larceny charges
Charles Stofka and Allen Baldwin both of Arvin California were jailed after Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon observed them attempting to siphon gasoline from cars near First avenue and Fifth street E Condon followed them as their car with a California license was traced Both men were fined ten dollars and costs on gasoline larceny counts before Judge Almond Reed with fines suspended on payment of costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stofka
Allen Baldwin
Arvin
Calif
Sherif Larry Condon
Condon
First Avenue
Fifth Street
California
Almond
Reed
Divorce Actions Filed for Haar and Williams Couples
Florence Haar sues William H Haar for cruel treatment and seeks title to a barber shop and fixtures in district court with alimony possible after a prior divorce on Jan 31 1933. Geneva Williams sues James G Williams for cruel treatment and seeks alimony after a marriage at Tipton on July 23 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Haar
William H. Haar
H. C. Ring
Geneva Williams
James G. Willams
Ring
A J Stanfield Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
Arthur J. Stanfield a loan supervisor for Equitable Life Insurance narrowly escaped serious injury when his car overturned on a highway east of Tama Friday at 11pm. He was thrown through the roof but suffered only minor cuts and bruises. The wreck occurred as he became drowsy and lost control after visiting Marshalltown on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Stanfield
Blake Boulevard
Equitable Life Insurance Company
Tama
Mr. Stanfield
Stanfield
Marshalltown
Linn County Work Relief Payroll Totals Workers and Hours
Linn county's work relief payroll for the working week closed Thursday at 5 429 40 for 1 117 workers who logged 10 832 hours. The prior week payroll was 7 410 80 for 1 157 workers. The largest roster is the Young's Hill Hawthorne road job with 183 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Young's Hill-Hawthorne Road
Marion area church schedules listed for Sunday services
Prairie Chapel led by Rev. Mgr. Allen offers Sunday school at 10 and service at 11:10 with special music by Miss Stary and the men's choir. Baptist led by Rev. William Bridwell holds Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, guest speaker Cyrus Metcalf, B Y P A at 6:30, and gospel service at 7:30. St. Joseph’s Catholic with Mass at 7:30 and 9:30. Christian with Bible school at 9:45 and communion at 11. Congregational with Sunday school at 10 and superintendent Arthur Lyons. Free Methodist with Love Feast at 10:45, sacrament at 11, and evening preaching. Methodist Episcopal with Sunday School at 9:45 and worship at 11, sermon by Rev. J B Eyestone. Presbyterian with worship at 11 and sermon by Rev. Dr. Eyestone. St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran with worship at 11 and sermon at 9 in Central City. Neighborhood Chapel with morning worship at 11 and gospel at 7:30. Seventh Day Church of God schedule includes Sabbath school at 10 and morning worship at 11:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Chapel
Mgr. Allen
Miss Stary
Baptist
William Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
Cyrus Metcalf
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElott
C. J. Biddle
Elda Kemp
H. C. Allen
Arthur Lyons
H. M. Williamson
Carl Cunningham
P.m
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Eyestone
Mount Vernon
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
W E. Fisher
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Bermon
Central City
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
de Carver
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Agricul
Tonges
SAANG
Cnetueine
STS
Parkers
Fred
Jan Tan
Wrights Good Howe
Sinclair
Lamson Brothers and Co
Ulbraw
Merchants National Bank
Gram
Liberty
Treasury
Treasury J
Northwest
White Sox
A. A
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W . Jump
Adams Express
Alaska
Hiram Wesker
Allegheny
Houston
Allied Chem
Amerada
Tix Centra
Amn
Por Pouer
Indus Rayon
Cemene
Metast
Tel & Tel
Pow & L
Johns Manville
Kelvinator
Rat Amiails
Kennecott Corr
Krocer GB
Lambert
Lehtish Valley
Libby Owens
Baie Amn Wat Wras
Lig Myers Laews
Lig Myers Laews Ne Amp Wooten 3 4 . Ifs, Ama Zine Mclntyre Lorillard
Anaconda
Marshall
Brices Mfc
Shin Way
Arooklyn
Erie Norattda Mines
Bucyrus
Buroushi
Ads
North Amn ' Beers
Amine
Ohio Orue
Ches & Chin
Phillipe Pet
Cm & Reé
P&p
Proctor
Radio Corp
Cal Palmolive
Keith Col Carbon
Rand Ae
Cot Gas & Elre ‘Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Southern Seaboard
Congoleum Gist
Servel Sears Roebuck Inc
Consol Gas
Simmons Co
Sou Railway RR
Sperry
Stand
Ya Ae Cub Amn
Curtis Wrieht
Stand Ind
Deere & Co
Stone Webster
Dame Mines
Studebaker Dore
Coron du Pont den Ra Ter
Gull
Eacumon Kodakov
Tex Lander
Raton Mik
Idewater Evec Autaliee Timken
Elec
Timken Rooris Paw
Union Carbide
Eler Rond
Iman Ae
Ford Eneland
Une Aarcraft
Fox Film A
Uni Gas Ca Freeport
Tex
Uni Gas Imp
Gen Foods
Das
Gen Motors Oe
Us&s Steel Agats
Ry Sic
Gillette
Warner Bros . Gidden Co
West Union Bata Gola
Wes House
Goodrich
Weshouse el
Goodyear
White Rock
Gorham Silk
Wilson and Con
Yorstnon
Rendis
Cord Corp
Noni Snoaths
Intland Co
Chiaso Corp
Miss Welty
Tro
Ruby Welty
J. W. Macy
Prof. Macy
Barbara Zbanek
Mrs. Jean Taylor
Edward K. Wehry
Gazette
Deposit Ins. Corp
City
Bologna
Fairfax
St. Patrick's Lawn
C. S. P. Hall
John H Schudding
St. Louis
American National Red Cross
Armstrong Clothing Company
Atherton B Clark
Marion News
Country Club
Concord A and L Club
Thom ~ Park
Sadie Droughty
Ineapolis
Glenn and
Ray
Springville
U. K. Reese
Elgin
Leone
Joyce Preston
Center Junction
J.& Woodworth
Elgin, Ill
Jane Robson
Leon Blinks
Carrie Reichert
Carrie Schultz
Long Beach
Mary Parkhurst
Ruth Oxley
W E. Dean
Amy
F. M. Doan
Hopkinton
O. M Carson
A P. Munson
L. C. Dow
H. P. Lockwood
Harry Stitzel
Delhi
H. R. Livingston
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Woman's Misionary Society of the Christian Church
C. A. Dykes
Walter Keneady
Grace Lang
Arminta Davidson
Pauline Timson
Blanche Hann
A. W. Coquillette
Fred J. Lang
Harry Hall
W. L. Morgan
Ray Card
Guy Whitson
Walker
W.8.a. Club
Ethelyn Oakley
Cedar Falls
Eva Smith
Strawberry Point
Iowa State
Teachers College
Packbache
George Gillmore
Betty Young
W. C. Young
Howard Dragoo
Martelile
Will Carver
Marion Road
F. J. Cleveland
Zona
A. J. Meakin
Kathryn McElwain
Frances el Jenberger
Dorothy Schultz
Norman Waffle
Nothwest Iowa
Court House News
A. J. Stanfield
Marion Churches
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