Hogs Steady Despite Mixed Market News and Gains
New York stocks edged higher in fairly active trading as analysts noted lingering reservations about the market. Auto labor talks and a Vietnam election loomed, while mergers and blue chips like Allis-Chalmers Ling-Temco-Vought Xerox Procter & Gamble led gains amid a consolidating market.
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Chicago livestock prices ease as receipts thin
Friday USDA estimates project 4 000 cattle 4 000 hogs 200 sheep in Chicago. Hogs 3 000 head steady to 25 lower with barrows and gilts at 21.0 to 22.0 for 210 to 240 lb, sows 16.0 to 19.75 for 300 to 450 lb. Cattle about steady with limited slaughter steer availability. cows 16.25 to 19.25, bulls 21.0 to 23.5. Sheep 100 head, spring lambs 24.00 for 90 to 100 lb, ewes 4.00 to 6.50.
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Cedar Rapids
City Briefs and Market Snapshots From Des Moines and Cedar Rapids
City briefs report a Mercy hospital return home for Kok Charter Kapa Ann and a hospital administrator Mary Lawrence at Mercy speaks on hospital care costs. Trades show live cattle, hogs, and feed markets moving at Des Moines Omaha and Sioux City with price ranges and receipts. Also notes Library Night promotions and local sales, plus a Russian deputy chief of Soviet Secret Police obituary.
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Mercy Hospital
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Notice of Probate and Administrator Appointment at Area Ten Community College
The Board of Directors of Area Ten Community College in Benton Iowa Johnson Jones Linn and surrounding counties meets August 28 to hear and approve the expenditure estimate for the year ending June 30 1948. The matter covers the estate of Marie Olga Smith deceased and the administration by Kenneth K. Kupka as administrator. Creditors are urged to file claims with the district court clerk and all debts settled promptly.
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Matias & Matias
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Jona Bate
Ely Iowa Town Council Proceedings August 3 1967
The Ely Town Council met on August 3 1967 with Mayor Nevin Duffe and councilmen present. Minutes from July were approved and the treasurer reported 4067 23. Receipts included Linn County order 370 3105 21 use tax 235 84 and fines 26. Council approved receipts to proper accounts. Bills totaled and paid including Iowa Electric 12 50 budget 47 18 62 58 Leonard Piaschy trees dump 11 25 George Stadler wages 9 40 and mayor Duffe court costs 6 00. Budget for 1968 was adopted as published after hearing failure. The council signed sewer notice waiver and scheduled sewer bond sale for August 23 1947 at 7 pm. Meeting adjourned by acting Town Clerk Zeman.
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Notice of Probate and Estate Executorship
Notice in Linn County Iowa that Marie Buresh later Mary Buresh died with will dated August 15 1962 admitted August 7 1967. Richard L Wittings and Maydean Hunter named executors New Orleans and Cedar Rapids. second publication August 17 1967. Also original Iowa divorce petition in Linn County Cedar Rapids.
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Grains and Beans End Higher in Chicago Close
Chicago grain markets finished higher Thursday with wheat up as much as 38 cents a bushel and corn up about 0.45. Soybeans showed a mixed to firmer tone while rye held steady amid uneven results. Cash grain quotes listed No 2 yellow corn at 1.22 and soybeans at 9.85 with various grades noted.
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Trial Dates Set For 3 Men On Assault Counts
Three men pled innocent at municipal court arraignments on assault and battery charges. Richard Hoover, 19, of 2043 G avenue NE, allegedly struck Richard Beals, 1401 Parkwood Drive SE, on August 7 with trial set for September 21. Arlo Becker, 25, of Atkins, allegedly struck James Wall, 819 D avenue NW, on July 30 with trial for September 7. Patrick J. Ryan, 26, of Palo, accused of striking Henry N. Hop Jr on Sunday with trial set for September 21.
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American writer Henry Furst dies at 74 in Italy
Henry Furst an American writer aged 74 died Tuesday in La Spezia Italy from a heart failure. The longtime correspondent and author lived in Europe for decades and contributed to AP reporting.
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Cub Scouts Pack 134 Award Recipients Named
At Pierce School on Wednesday night, Cub Scouts Pack 134 honored Erick Lorenzen Mike Daft Mike Tiffen Kendall Bray Randy Snyder Gary Snyder Mark Pucci David Stullie Terry Ard Tor Daft Kim Klima Allan Roderick Robert Fix and Tom Hudson for achievements.
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Japan Reports 221 Encephalitis Deaths
In Tokyo the welfare ministry reports 221 deaths from encephalitis this year with 776 cases nationwide. Amid unrelated remarks, Senator Edward Brooke of Massachusetts, the first elected Black U.S. senator, argues civil disobedience remains a tool for civil rights progress while avoiding violence.
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