Hogs Hold Friday Levels as Markets Forecast Monday Slaughter
Unofficial estimates for Monday show livestock at 15000 hogs and 11000 sheep with few slaughter lots. Hogs held at Friday’s top of about 15.10 per hundredweight, average 14.44 versus 14.59 a week earlier and 10.93 a year ago. Receipts were smaller than last week. sheep run likewise reduced. Furnished by Lamson Brothers and Co. Cedar Rapids office, 503 Merchants National Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Prices Mixed Across cattle
Department of Agriculture reports receipts of 160 head with mixed trends. Sows, calves, steers, and heifers show fluctuations with lower or higher values for various classes. Top bulls and stocker prices noted, while lambs and ewes rise modestly in the latest week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Aimee
Feds
Jabie Receiptia
Sioux City Livestock Prices From U S Agriculture Dept
Livestock receipts include calves and salable cattle. Week outlook shows steers and yearlings lower, cows and feeders strong, calves and heifers mixed. Hogs and sheep receipts steady with overall weak hogs while spring lambs rise, California lambs and yearlings fetch notable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
API
U. S. Dept. Rulture
Semabie
Sivrady
Saiabic
California
Chicago Des Moines Market Receipts Weaken in Hogs Cattle
Combined receipts at Des Moines and Chicago show 24 hour totals around 19 800 head, with lighter week and year comparisons. Hog prices drift lower while cattle and calves hold near steady to firm, with quotes for various weights and classes across markets in Chicago and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWA
Des Moines
API
U. & Dept. Agriculture
Towa
Minnesota
Cood
Choice
Chicago Produce Market Receipts Mixed Amid Slow Demand
Markets report varied receipts across butter eggs and potatoes with dampened demand. Live poultry arrivals total 178 shipments with prices for Triumphs Cobblers and unwashed variants listed. overall market dull and supplies moderate. Wisconsin North Dakota and Colorado items feature washed and unwashed price points amid a slow Saturday turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Netra Bhe
Wisconsin
Seta
North Dakota
Bliss
Bond Markets Show Mixed Moves Amid Rail Issues
New York bond markets opened with cautious tone as rail sector concerns drew buyers at times. Prices drifted with minor gains for some issues, while redline deals stayed light and foreign loans hovered with little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Satun
Azo
Alten
North Western
Ana Hodson
Eure
Wool market winds down with quiet activity in Boston
The Boston wool market was quiet this week as buyers awaited new government orders. Sales of original average time and well bleached territory wool were around $1.09, with territory wool graded as solid at $1. Foreign wool remained inactive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hogs and cattle prices hold steady on local market
Local market reports show hogs and packers steady with top hog prices around 14.55 and varying weights from 140 to 490 pounds. Cattle values range from choice to medium steers 12.00 to 15.80, with cows and bulls also listed and lambs priced per quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associated Press
Chicago
Ins
Steedy
Ferders Weis
Gee Packers
SOO Ibe Oes
Seteers
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market rundown from Cedar Rapids lists prices for grains and produce. Wheat No 2 at 1060, No 3 at 43c, corn shelled No 2 yellow 8c, new No 3 40c, soybeans No 2 sellers 61 87, hay and straw prices, poultry market notes, vegetables including lettuce at 6.25, peaches 1.38 box, peaches price 2.60, assorted box totals around 2.3503.60. Hides market references appear without detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vecetables Michican
Kew
Pesches
Third Woman Says She Was Married To Slain Capt. Carr
DOUGLAS ARIZ. UP Three women testified they were married to Capt. David Carr at the time of his death. Margaret Herlihy 21 shot him in a bedroom at her parents home after secretly marrying him and planning a public ceremony. Mrs. Alice Lippelt Carr said she wed him in 1940 and lived with him for a year and a half. Ruth Duke Carr 24 a nurse claimed the body and it was sent to Phenix City. Herlihy said the marriages were secret in Prieta Mex and she would plead self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Ariz
David Carr
Margaret Herlihy
Miss Herlihy
Edward Herlihy
Carr
Fort Huachuca
Alice Lippelt Carr
New Orleans
Norman Herring
Red Cross
Ruth Duke Carr
Phenix
Ala
Prieta
Mex
Navy public relations chief vows truthful, bare facts
AP reports Capt. Le land P. Lovette, newly named director of navy public relations, told midwestern editors and publishers that current navy communiques provide the operational information possible, aligned with national security. He called the notices wholly truthful and wholly libe, saying they are necessarily confined to bare-bone facts of history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Me
Leland P. Lovette
Navy Public Relations
Navy
Stocks Mostly Dull and Firm
New York trading Saturday showed a dull but firm market with activity concentrated in low priced issues. Nash-Kelvinator traded up to 6 on blocks up to 2000 shares, Studebaker and Chrysler edged higher, General Motors softened, Sperry & Whipple hit a new high at 234, Texas & Pacific and Southern Pacific set new highs, U S Rubber preferred at 88 and rising, Goodyear advanced to a new peak, Goodrich matched its 1942 high, Standard Oil of California and Amerada posted year highs, American & Foreign Power preferreds kept making highs, and Glen Alden Coal rose as directors boosted the dividend to 50 cents a share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nash-Kelvinater
Studebaker
Chrysler
General Motors
Sperks
Texas & Pacific
Southern Pacific
U. S
Goodyear
Goodrich
Standard Oil
California
Amerada
American & Foreign Power Preferreds
Glen Alden Coal
Wall Street Stock Quotations and Company Listings
Chicago and Associated press style roundup of stocks with numbers for Allied States Lockheed Amn Dow Jones components and various manufacturers. Includes percentages and prices for Amn and assorted railroads, oil, steel, chemicals, and consumer goods firms, as well as general market notes and closing figures.
Chennault Retains Command of Yank Air Force in China
Brigadier General Claire L. Chennault will keep command of American air forces in China as the Flying Tigers leader. The War Department said General Billy Mitchell? No, Bis sell’s appointment to command in China Burma and India would not affect Chennault amid the new Allied air force alignment announced in New Delhi by General Stilwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chennault
Yank Air Force
China
War Bonds Promote Saving for America
It urges thrift by saving through War Bonds and notes the benefit to the nation. Encourages purchase each pay period at a fixed per cent to support the war effort and individual savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Corn Fat Stop In Feede Market Corn Fat
Chicago futures Saturday led grain market by price declines as long liquidation hit corn and September contracts. Bearish cash and weak buying pushed December corn higher on spread while wheat fell with corn. Embargo talk on barley and government wheat-for-feed plans weighed on markets as oats and spring wheat moved toward Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapoli
Minneapolis
U. S
Winnipeg
Chicago Cash Provisions Update
Chicago cash market notes no sales reported for wheat and corn. No. 2 yellow corn quoted around 84 to 85 cents, No. 3 about 83 to 84 cents, No. 4 around 62 to 63 cents. Oats show mixed prices, No. 1 white near 56 cents, No. 2 about 49 to 51 cents. Field seeds and feed prices largely unchanged per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Civilians Face Curtailment of Electricity Use
Washington AP reports the War Production Board will suspend or halt 85 power projects as wartime needs reallocate electricity. The WPB states its revised plan reduces civilian and luxury power and only preserves war production with a small margin for additions to the munitions schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
July Old Age and Blind Assistance Payments Named
State welfare figures show Linn county distributed 37 549 90 in July to 1 755 residents with an average of 21 40. Sixty six local recipients received 1 796 10 for aid to the blind at 27 21 average. Across the state 1 216 274 50 was paid to 56 436 old age applicants and 1 541 blind recipients received 43 329 22. Average state old age payment was 21 and aid to the blind had a separate average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
State Department of Social Welfare
Man changes plea in OUI case to guilty
Mike Elroy Stahle pled not guilty at arraignment July 6 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and changed his plea Saturday to guilty. He was fined $300 by Judge G. K. Thompson and appeal bond was set at $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Elroy Stahle
G. K. Thompson
Hearld Names Dismissal Of Receiving Stolen Property Charge
A charge of receiving stolen property against Shirley C. Hearld and Naomi Hearld was dismissed Saturday on motion of the state for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley C. Hearld
Naomi Hearld
Bus collision suit seeks 525 dollars in Cedar Rapids
Patricia Barker filed proceedings against Cedar Rapids City Lines and George S. Holmes on Saturday seeking 525 dollars for injuries from a September 25, 1940 crash when a bus she rode collided with Holmes car. She alleged both vehicles were over the 25 mile per hour limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Barker
Cedar Rapids City Lines
George S. Holmes
Holmes
Lucille Brown Saturday Dis They Island June 16 1936
Lucille Brown is listed in the society notices with a Saturday event on Island on June 16 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Brown
Farewell Party Honoring Local Clergy at Trimble Home
Miss Kaye Lee entertained Friday evening at the home of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Trimble for a farewell party honoring the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Guy. Out of town guests included the Rev Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth French and their son Don of Toddéville and James Cruzen of Oskaloosa.
Danish Reunion at Thomas Park Picnic Sunday
The annual Danish reunion is set for Sunday at Thomas Park in Marion. A noon picnic dinner will be served, inviting attendees to gather for casual fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Park
Marion
Wanted lady for kitchen work at K V Café
Classified note seeking a woman for kitchen duties at K V Café. A separate line states the Olin High School band cannot travel to Marion due to transportation issues affecting their appearance or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Marion
Private Mahlon Fleisher Transferred to Camp Rucker
Private Mahlon Fleisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Fleisher, has been transferred from Jefferson Barracks to Camp Rucker in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon Fleisher
W. J. Fleisher
Jefferson Barracks
Camp Rucker
Ala
Wealthys snow apples and more advertised items
Mrs J Lawrence Bigger entertained her bridge club Friday evening at a picnic supper. Cards were played at two tables. The advertisement lists wealthys snow apples cider potatoes tomatoes and a phone number 488 W. for contact.
Conleys Move to Tipton for Dairy Work
Mr and Mrs R D Conley and their daughter Roberta Lee moved Wednesday to Tipton where Mr Conley is employed by the Tipton dairy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Conley
Roberta Lee
Tipton
Mr. Conley
Modern unfurnished apartment close in for rent
Inquire at Biddick Lumber Co for advertisement details about a modern unfurnished apartment near town. Includes proximity to shops and transportation considerations, with contact information likely available through the advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inquire Biddick Lumber Co
Milner Visits Waterloo to See University Classmate
Miss June Milner travels to Waterloo to visit Miss Helen Merton, a University of Iowa classmate. The social call underscores ties among alumni and students in Iowa City and Waterloo communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Milner
Waterloo
Helen Merton
The
University of Iowa
Birthday Party for Myrna Stimson at Home
Mrs Lyle Stimson hosted an eleventh birthday at 984 Sixth Street for her daughter Myrna. Seventeen girls attended. Games were played and refreshments in a blue and yellow color scheme were served by Mrs Stimson with help from Mrs Delbert Skow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art
Myrna
Lyle Stimson
Sixth Street
Stimson
Delbert Skow
Social hostess Mrs Byam hosts G G contract club luncheon
Mrs. Oscar Byam of 405 Ninth avenue entertained the G G contract club Thursday at a dessert luncheon. Guests included Mrs. Archie Conklin and Mrs. Harvey Gipp. Prizes went to Mrs. Conklin first, Mrs. Neff second, and Mrs. Nedrow traveling prize winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Byam
Ninth Avenue
G. G. Contract Club
Archie Conklin
Harvey Gipp
Fresh dressed fried chickens advertised by Gordon Hatchery
Frying and roasting chickens fresh dressed and thoroughly chilled. Phone 134. Gordon Hatch ery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Hatchery
Twig Benders Picnic Plans by Meth odist Class
The Meth odist young married couples class known as the Twig Benders will hold a picnic Sunday at 6 p.m. in the church basement. Attendees are asked to bring the usual picnic requirements.
Des Moines Weekend Visit By Van Gorkom Hoglund Family
Mrs Hazel Van Gorkom and Mr and Mrs Don Hoglund with their son Jon are spending the weekend in Des Moines with Elsie Stewart, their sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel van Gorkom
Don Hoglund
Jon
Des Moines
Elsie Stewart
Family Visit Highlights Mason City Residents in Marion
Mr and Mrs Leonard Taylor Jr and their daughters Jane and Corinne visit their relatives the Dymiands and Leonard Taylors in Mason City. Mr and Mrs Fred Hall of Waterloo spend Friday in Marion with Mrs Jennie King and her mother Mrs Helen Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Taylor, Jr
Jane
Corinne
Mason City
Dymiands
Leonard Taylors
Fred Hall
Waterloo
Marion
Jennie King
Helen Palmer
Miss Joan Otten Visiting Monticello Hosts
Miss Joan Otten of Monticello has been the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Otten
Monticello
Wilbur Cooper
Weekend visits and hometown notes from Cedar Rapids to Chicago
Frank Etzel Jr of Wayne Michigan spends the weekend at the Theodore Folkers home. Billy Vosdingh returns Saturday after a week with cousins in Covington. Complimenting Sergt Melvin Fernow who has returned to the Waco flying field, friends give a farewell Thursday at Shaver park Cedar Rapids. Miss Bertha Harlan and niece Miss Lillian Harlan go to Chicago Saturday to visit Mr and Mrs Lee Goldstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Etzel, Jr
Wayne, Mich
Theodore Folkers
Billy Vosdingh
Covington
Melvin Fernow
Waco
Tex
Shaver Park
Cedar Rapids
Bertha Harlan
Lillian Harlan
Chicago
Lee Goldstein
Owen's Cut Rate Drug Ad Promotes Picnic Supplies
A compact advertisement for Owen's Cut Rate Drug listing picnic supplies Kodak films cigarets and Hutchinson's ice cream as discounted items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak Films
Hutchinson
Owen
Frank Godfrey Improves Amid Illness at Home
Frank Godfrey, father of Mrs. Gilbert Voorhies, who is ill with influenza, shows improvement but remains confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Godfrey
Gilbert Voorhies
Gallagher Family Vacation Spotted in Pilinger Minn
Mr and Mrs Douglas Gallagher and daughters Patricia and Barbara drove to Pilinger Minn for a week with relatives. Their son Ronald, who has summered there with grandparents, will return to Marion with them. Shirley and Marlene Lewis of Iowa City visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W W Lary. H P Hansen reports their son Marion C Babe Hansen has moved from Great Lakes IL to the US naval air station in Seattle WA. John F Brown at 671 Seventh Avenue is home bound with a carbuncle on his forehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gallagher
Patricia
Barbara
Pilinger
Minn
Ronald
Marion
Shirley
Marlene Lewis
Iowa City
Mrs. W. W. Lary
H. P. Hansen
Marion C. “Babe” Hansen
Great Lakes, HL
U.S. Naval Air Station
Seattle, Wash
John F. Brown
Seventh Avenue
Marion area church services and schedules listed
A list of local church denominations with pastors and weekly services. Marion area Baptist St Josephs Christian Congregational Free Methodist Methodist Presbyterian St Pauls Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God Prairie Chapel Epworth League notes include Bible school times worship hours and midweek activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
Frederick Nelson
Free Methodist
Guy James, Jr
Arthur W. Henke
The
Presbyterian Church
Henke
C. V. R. de Jong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Paul
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Marion bond store duties assigned to DAR chapter
Mrs J L Papes and Mrs R E Lehdigh will run the Marion bond store Saturday afternoon for the Marion Linn chapter DAR. Saturday evening Miss Mabelle C Oxley and Mrs W G Koppenhaver will have charge of the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bond Store
Marion Linn
D.A.R
J. L. Papes
R. E. Lehdigh
Mabelle C. Oxley
W. G. Koppenhaver
Beeson Furlough Visit From Fort Devens Parents Say Farewell
Corp. John A. Beeson of Fort DevensMass arrived Thursday for a three day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs J A Beeson He left for Fort Devens Saturday afternoon marking the end of his visit to the family in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp
John A. Beeson
Fort Devens
Mass
J. A. Beeson
Randall couple move to Coulter for school superintendent post
Mr and Mrs C C Randall moved Saturday to Coulter where Mr Randall will serve as city schools superintendent. Marion friends report Earl Welsher, who had an operation August 11 at St Marys Hospital Rochester Minnesota, is beginning to show improvement after a critical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Randall
Coulter
Randall
Marion
Earl Welsher
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
West Union Man Given Ten Years
West Union Willie J Schmidt 46 pled guilty to forgery before Judge T Hen and was sentenced to up to 10 years in the penitentiary for a bad check of 193 dollars passed at an Oelwein store. Leland Northrop 25 Fayette pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated with 150 dollars of a 300 dollar fine remaining to be paid in 25 dollar monthly installments. Informations were filed against Nellie Snyder 44 and Otis Severson 25 for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Willie J F. Schmidt
T. Hen
Oelwein
Leland Northrop
Fayette
E. B. Shaw
Hawkeye
Nellie Snyder
Otis Severson
British Renew Air Attacks on Rommel
British fighter bombers renewed air strikes west of El Alamein forcing dusting of enemy vehicles and encampments. The communique reports Italian aircraft shot down near Cyprus and a German Heinkel downed at sea off agri panel amid ongoing artillery exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
el Ala
Cyprus
Agri
Use of Coffee To Be Slashed Another 10 Percent
The War Production Board ordered a further 10 percent cut in coffee for American consumers starting Sept 1. The move aims to ease shipping strains, limiting civilian consumption to about 110 million pounds per month and reducing wholesale and retailer quotas from 75 percent to 65 percent of the prior quarter’s average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
British Pay Tribute To Lost Sub's Crew
London AP says the admiralty announced the loss of the submarine Upholder and paid an unprecedented tribute to the vessel and crew for their arduous and dangerous duty in the Mediterranean. It singled out the ship under Lieut. Comdr. M. D. Wanklyn for special mention in the communiqué.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Upholder
Mediterranean
M. D. Wanklyn
Lost items and rewards clutter local notices
Lost yellow gold Elgin watch with initials CEL on back Fs i bracelet reward 216 15th st NE. lost Tuesday in Paramount ange. Clans ring initials Xk and 23-1745 reward. Pound 3 or 4 month old Nazatle by puppy on 34th St owner may fying and paying for this Dn 3-1266. Lost tan leather case containing money generous reward dial 2-112. Lost W six ix iron found call 8756 a tan collie with name Duke Reserve 3008 ar green Sheaffer fountain pen with name dial 4048.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
15Th St
Nazatle
LOCAL ADS LISTING RENTS LOTS AND SERVICES
A collage of classified style notices shows rental offers and small ads. Names include George F Holub and K M Pharmacy while addresses point to 7th Ave SW and 18th St SE. Other entries reference hayfever relief nasal filters, watch repair, leather goods, sweaters, and driving job requests with contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diam
ATS
Anne
Pace
Fur
Granby
Enn
7Th Ave
Vaispars
F Glass & PA Co
George F. Holub
Ath Ave
Hayfever
Esthma K&m Pharmacy
Masonry and Home Services Ad Listing
A mixed old classified style ad lists business services including masonry, sewer cleaning by Roi Cashman Plumbing Heating, hauling ashes, dirt work, tree work, junk buying, cement work with free estimates, dirt and rubbish hauling, crushed rock and cinders, upholstery repairs with estimates, painting services with state service, lawn mowing and adjusted guaranteed delivery, and printing and papering estimates. Contains multiple phone numbers and vague promotional phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Bonita
Junkak
Raul Ngo
Free
Ak” Asrer
Watches Cleaned and Tailored Goods at Jackie's Store
Classified ad notes prices for watch cleaning at 1.50 and men’s topcoats at 15.75 in a storefront near Palace Theater. Mentions Jackie’s Store opposite Post Office and car vacuum services with wash and wax. Includes contact line with Dial number and notes on watch values and warranties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Theater
Jackie's
Lymans
Ri Richards Lab
L. A. Lower
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NFL
Mondas
Bank Building
Plymouth
Boston Wool
Agricul
Rive
Clinton
Priday
Wall St
Allied Stotes
Amn
Lockheed
Hide & L
Loews
Marac
Ark
Rmour& Co
Aera Soup
Atchison & PF
Nail
Nail Dairy P
Nati
Barnsdale
Nor Pac R
Bath Iron
North Co
Bors
Ohio
Borden Co
Bore Warner
Peckard Mtrs
Bridgeport
Paramount
Utah
Bucyrus Erie
Penick, Ford
Burroughs
Penney
Celovex
Proctor Gambie
Ches & Ohio
Pullman Co
Chrysler Motors
Pure Oil
Cities
S Radio Corp
Coca Cole
Rem Rand
Cols Palmolive
Columbas i
Deere
Udebaker
Ckah Douglas Air
Ang ” du Pont
Ford
Nion Carbide
Gen
Gen Electric
Uni Aircraft
Gen Foods
Mi Air Lines
Gen Gas
Gen Motors
Gillette S
Itts Central
Taspiretion i
Bickel
Ea & T Ss
Heim
Armour 'E Anes
Bershon
Lutbs McNeil $E
Warner
Sareb
Stahle
Boise, Idaho
Ted
Marion News
K-V Cafe
Marion Churches
Rommel
K. Schaeler
Feather Mattress Co
Sg Co
A. Kriz & SO
Portland
Ore
John B Pespord
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Ly Gazette
Eecemneen
Magnus Hotel
Silver Leaf Room
Danceland
Onrt
JP Jack Teagarder
Tiny Hill
Lee’s
Linger Longer
Immerman’s Cowboys Bu
R. Jack's Cafe
1St Ave
Court Hussey
Orch
Stanwood
Parkson
Ruth
By Jimmy Hatlo
Coln , McBride
Mawaie EE
Precious
Mama
Vualley
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
Paris
Academy
Don Sievertorc
Peggy Reece Johnson
Swisher Pavilion
Joe Fisher and Moeller
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