Livestock market reports show mixed hog and cattle trade
Chicago AP reports Monday unofficial hogs around 30 000 with 12 000 holdovers and only about 3 000 sold at steady prices. Sows weak at 12.35 12.50. Cattle receipts large week and prices slump while sheep steady. Iowa hog receipts total 47 700 with barrows 160 180 lbs 11.20 12.65 and sows 11.70 12.30. overall steady to 10c lower with varied weights and prices.
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Chicago AP
Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
WFA
Minnesota
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Week Summary
Salable receipts 300 cattle with mixed gains and losses. Slaughter steers steady. other cattle 25 cents lower. Beeves top $16.00. stockers and feeders down 50 cents. Sheep receipts 590. lambs 25 cents lower. best fed wooled lambs near $14.10. natives around $13.75. Hogs receipts 550. trade limited and steady. 200-270 lb hogs $13.45. weights lighter down 25-50 cents. sows absent.
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Sioux City
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Salable hogs receipts 1500, total 3000, prices steady with top hogs 200-270 lbs at 13.45, lighter weights 11.50 to 13.35. Cattle receipts 700, calves 100, slaughter classes steady to 25 cents lower, top steers 16.25, bulk 13.50 to 15.40, cows 11.56 to 12.25. Sheep receipts 400, slaughter lambs and yearlings mostly 15 cents lower, ewes 25 cents lower, bulk good and choice fed wool skins 14.10 to 14.35.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WFA
Areiis
Omaha
INS
Good Packers
Good
Iccscccs
Ste. J
New York Poultry Wholesalers Set Wide Live Prices
Live poultry price list shows irregular maximums for geese turkeys roosters ducks and other birds. Prices include fowls squabs capons broilers and bacon items with ranges from 20 to 40 cents per pound and per pair quotes for certain items.
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New York
York
Chicago Produce Markets Steady On Butter Eggs Potatoes
Chicago Butter Receipts 2.899 tubes with steady extras and 90 92 score ranges. Eggs receipts 8.211 cases with specials and dirties noted. Cheeses listed as twins and various potato arrivals with light demand and price ranges for Idaho Russets and U S No 1 and unwashed washed standings.
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Chicago
Idahos
Idaho Russet Burbanks v. Ss
McClures
U. S
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss Triumphs
Wisconsins
Wheat Prices Jump to Seasonal Peaks on Higher Ceiling Hopes
Chicago reports all wheat deliveries advancing to new seasonal highs as forecasts suggest higher ceilings on hard wheat next week. Wheat closed 1 14 to 1 54 higher with December at 1.707 and other grains rising modestly. rye led gains to 11.44 and barley up to 1.27.
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Chicago
Chicago Market Prices Reported For Various Grains
Chicago provisions list mixed grain grades with No 1 mixed at 863 cents per bushel No 2 mixed sample grade 82 cents No 2 white at sample prices field seed values include timothy red top red clover and sweet clover with several dollar amounts noted for each item
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Chicago
Hog Prices Steady on Cedar Rapids Market
Hog prices held steady on the Cedar Rapids market with top hogs at 13.45 per hundredweight for 200 to 270 pound selection. Cattle and calf sections show varied price ranges across weight classes and grades, including primes and middling grades, with several lines indicating weights and values for steers, yearlings, heifers, calves, and sheep.
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Cedar Rapids
Market prices for grains poultry fruits and hides listed
Cedar Rapids oats corn soybeans and hay prices are shown for No 2 or better grades. Poultry prices delivered include springs leghorns heavy hens and eggs with varying per dozen values. Wholesale fruits and vegetables show Florida celery lemons naval oranges lettuce onions and apples with box and crate prices. Hide markets list No 1 and No 2 cured hides calf hides horse and kip prices.
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Florida
California
Naval
Texas
Wisconsin Cheese Prices for Dec 13 18
Plymouth Wisconsin weekly dairy market notes list prices for twin wheels and cheddar at 23 cents per pound reading. Market summary shows small fluctuations among producers and wholesale buyers.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Mississippi River Stages Reported at Key Points
Des Moines up to 48 feet and falling La Crosse remains at 48 stationary Dubuque steady at 80 feet Davenport steady at 48 feet Keokuk rising to 28 feet with river levels tracked at major stations.
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Des Moines
la Crosse
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Agreement Reached In Aircraft Strike
In Paterson New Jersey a strike by several thousand Wright Aeronautical engine workers ended Friday night after mediation. Allen Wisenfeld said the parties agreed to submit union questions to the National War Labor Board for resolution.
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Paterson
N. J
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Allen Wisenfeld
New Jersey State Board of Mediation
National War Labor Board
Benes Arrives in Moscow to Sign Pact
President Ed uard Benes of the Czechoslovak government in exile arrived in Moscow by train Saturday to sign a Russian Czechoslovak pact. He was greeted by high Soviet officials.
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Moscow
Eduard Benes
Benes
Obituaries for Mrs. Andrew White and Mrs. Adelaide Crandall
Services for Mrs. Andrew White 65 of Williamsburg were held at St. Marys Church and burial in Calvary Cemetery Marengo. She leaving husband a son Andrew two sisters and a grandchild. Services for Mrs. Adelaide Crandall 75 of Hawkeye were held at her farm home with burial in West Union. She is survived by two daughters Maud and Mrs. C A Brause and three grandchildren.
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Williamsburg
Andrew White
St. Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Marengo
Andrew
Mary Mahan
South Amana
Sarah Noonan
Hawkeye
Adelaide Crandall
West Union
De Bono Held for Treason Reported by Fascist Radio
United Press reports that Emilio de Bono, once on the Fascist grand council, is held at Bergamo awaiting trial for high treason after his role in the July attempt to overthrow Mussolini. The National Fascist radio announced the detention.
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Benito Mussolini
Marshall Emilio de Bono
Grand Council
Mussolini
Bergamo
Stock Quotations Highlight Broad Market Activity
The Saturday brief shows continued demand for select stocks in New York trading with varied fractional changes and notable activity near the close. Transfers approached 400,009 shares as deal flow quickened and several leaders lagged while strong spots appeared at session end.
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New York
St Paul Railroad Bonds Jump After Reorganization Plan
New York bond markets saw St Paul Railroad bonds rise sharply after the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a revised plan of reorganization. The plan proposes distributing about 52.9 million dollars of accumulated cash to the road's creditors, lifting 5s of 1975 and 434s of 1989 and other notes by 3 to 5 points. Buying spread to other rail reorganizations, including Rock Island, Missouri Pacific, and New Haven, with advances up to a point.
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New York
St. Paul
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ford
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Townsend Meeting and Song Service This Sunday
A Townsend meeting and song service are planned for Sunday at 2 30 p m in the hall at 117 F avenue NW F E Fuller will be in charge.
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Townsend
F Avenue NW
F. E. Fuller
Harris pleads innocent in drunken driving charge at arraignment
Verne Harris, 27, of 212 Seventh Street SE, pled innocent Friday in Judge G K Thompsons court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was released on a $750 bond after arrest by deputies Harlan Snyder and P J Whittemore on December 5 as he was leaving Hill Top Inn.
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Verne Harris
Seventh Street SE
G. K. Thompson
Harris
Harlan Snyder
P. J. Whittemore
Hill Top Inn
Tax liens filed in Cedar Rapids clerk's office
Federal district records show liens against J. A. Janda and Motor Freight Repair at 111 B avenue NE for non payment of victory tax from April to June totaling 74.33 dollars plus 12.43 dollars penalty. A second lien lists J. F. Janda of Lee's Barbecue at 120 First avenue NE for April victory tax of 46.65 dollars plus 7.80 dollars penalty.
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Federal District Clerk’s Office
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Janda
B Avenue NE
J. F. Janda
Lee’s
First Avenue NE
Postwar Jeeps to Enter Civilian Life With Few Changes
W M Canaday of Willys Overland says the jeep will reemerge after the war in civilian form with minor design changes. It will keep current power speed and economical operation and will be offered in the lower cost bracket to the American public.
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New York
W. M. Canaday
Willys - Overland Motors, Inc
States Enact Mini Salary Laws for Public School Teachers
Twenty four states have enacted minimum salary laws for public school teachers. The measures set floor pay levels to attract and retain educators amid rising costs and teacher shortages.
Swedish Press Demands Strong Reprisals Against Nazis
Swedish newspapers unite behind the government calling for severe reprisals against Germany over reports that 650 Norwegian Oslo university students and professors were deported to Germany. Public demands include halting iron ore exports, blocking Baltic shipping, and stopping trans shipments via Sweden to Norway. German delegates arrive for trade talks in Stockholm amid heightened tensions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Oslo University
Reich
Norway
Gestapo
Chinese Forces Press Japanese North of Changteh
Chinese troops reported advancing 13 miles in 24 hours beyond Changteh and killing hundreds of Japanese stragglers near the reconquered city. They also said progress against Japanese defenses at Anhsiang on Lake Tungting’s northwest shore and cited 40,000 Japanese casualties since their Northern Hunen offensive began November 2. Reinforced Chinese units face remnants of the Ninth Army along a 110 mile front north of Changteh to the Yangtze.
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Chungking
Changteh
Anhsiang
Lake Tungting
Hunen
Ninth
Yangtze River
Joseph W. Stillwell
14Th Air Force
Two Boys Arrested For Stealing Auto
Captain Howard Walsh and officers John Kuba and G Davis stopped a stolen car at the junction of highways 30 and 149. They arrested Kenneth White 17 of Warren Illinois and Leonard Pash 16 of Winslow Illinois after they admitted stealing the car and a mailbox theft in Marshalltown.
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Howard Walsh
John Kuba
G. Davis
Illinois
Marshalltown
Walsh
Kuba
Davis
Kenneth White
Warren, Ili
Leonard Pash
Winslow
III
Bank Beats His Long Underwear
In Chicago Oscar Brei tendach resolved Friday night that his long woolen underwear is not as good as a bank. Breitendach stored his life savings of 820 dollars in the underwear suit until his wife exchanged it at a department store. A clerk found the $820 the wife overlooked.
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Chicago
INS
Oscar Breitendach
Breitendach
Sugar Coating for Income Tax Bill
Internal Revenue Commissioner Robert E. Hannegan orders tax letters to taxpayers to adopt a friendly and personal tone. Formalities shift from Dear Sir or Dear Madam to Dear Mr. Smith or Dear Miss Jones as part of a two month old reform.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Robert E. Hannegan
St. Louis
Bureau
Mr. Smith
Miss Jones
Baby Recovering After She Swallows Kerosene
Lila Jean Wood seventeen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hubert Wood of 1111 avenue NE is recovering after swallowing kerosene found in the home. She was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment Friday night.
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Lila Jean Wood
Hubert Wood
Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Novelist Louise Hauck Dies at 59 in Missouri
Louise Platt Hauck, a prolific writer of romance and historical novels since 1929, died at her home in St. Joseph at age 59. She published more than 70 works under noms de plume Peter Ash Louise Landon and Lane Archer.
German Front Soldiers Hope for Vergeltung Schlacht
Five Army dispatch from near Mignano Italy reports prisoners saying German forces expect a spring offensive dubbed vergeltung schlacht a war of revenge. Most prisoners doubt victory with shortages blamed on arming for a final blow. several describe Hamburg bombing and cautious American doughboys.
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FIFTH
Mignano
Italy
Germany
Mrs. C. T. Andersen dies in Marion at 77
Mrs. C T Andersen, 77, died at 8 45 p m Friday at 1380 Thirteenth avenue after a brief illness. Born in Germany in 1866 she came to the U S at age 20 and settled first in Maquoketa later moving to Marion in 1922. Surviving are two sons and two daughters, a sister and 16 grandchildren. Services Monday at 1 p m in Yocom chapel with burial in Union cemetery Maquoketa.
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C. T. Andersen
Thirteenth Avenue
Germany
Maquoketa
Clinton
Andersens
Marion
Andersen
Yocom Chapel
Carl E. Krog
Union Cemetery
Prisoner in the Philippines Sends Cheer From Far War
Mrs. Donald Arp of Moline and her daughter Jackie Lu visit Lt. Arp’s parents in Moline. A Thursday card from the husband, a prisoner in Japanese hands in the Philippine Islands, says he is in good health and upbeat.
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Donald Arp
Moline
Jackie Lu
Lt. Arp
Henry Arp
Philippine Islands
Methodist Friendly Guild elects officers after dinner
Mrs Charles Jess was elected president of the Methodist Friendly guild after a Christmas dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs William H Ray. Mrs Ray was named vice president Mrs Richard Bristol secretary and Mrs A A Schenken treasurer. Husbands of members were guests.
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Charles Jess
Methodist Friendly Guild
William H. Ray
Ray
Richard Bristol
A. A. Schenken
Mrs Smith's Father Dies in Manila
Mrs John C Smith of 1263 Tenth street mourns her father Joseph La Turno aged 87 who died after a stroke on Thursday. La Turno a retired brick manufacturer, will have services Monday afternoon in Manila.
Messiah Rehearsal Planned at Presbyterian Church
A complete Messiah rehearsal will be held Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Presbyterian church directed by A W Salisbury. Sara Nott of 907 Eleventh street is recovering from the flu and seeks holiday gifts.
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Presbyterian Church
A. W. Salisbury
Sara Nott
Eleventh Street
Shower Honoring Mrs. Richard Arp Held in California
Mrs Ruth Wickhall mother and Mrs Glenn H Mollenhauer sister helped entertain a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Richard Arp in Sacramento California. Refreshments were served to 25 guests.
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Richard Arp
S.cramento
Calif
Ruth Wickhall
Ray Wickham
Glenn H. Mollenhauer
Wickham
Centennial observances mark Marion churches schedule
Marion churches list service times and pastors for Baptist, Catholic, Christian and Congregational churches. Rev Benjamin H Shaw leads Bible school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m at Marion Baptist with evening service 7 30 p m and midweek study 8 p m.
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Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Garvin
Dubuque
Congregational—Church
Local church listings and service times in Marion area
A compact listing of church pulpits with pastors, service times, and events. Presbyterian and Free Methodist churches note Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. Universal Bible Christmas music and youth events listed. additional notices include St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran and Seventh Day Church of God services with sermon titles and prayer meetings.
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Sion
Presbyterian Ihurch
Free Methodist
C. B. Patrick
Arthur W. Henke
Universal Bible
Calvin Robison
Marion Church
Samuel Garvin
Dubuque
Spiritual Life Group
Clara Wilson
N. A. Baker
St. Paul’s
Jesus
Walther League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Lost and Found Notices Run in Local Shopfront Style
A chaotic mix of lost items and found pets including a package taken by mistake at Woolworth bakery counter and sought by Mrs. Joe Gregor Swisher Indiana. Also missing are a Bulova wristwatch a spotted female hound a spring calf a coal canvas and a black Pekingese. Contacts listed with various phone numbers. Found is a white terrier with black spots.
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Woolworth Bakery
Joe Gregor
Swisher
Craemer’s
Cedar Rapids
Walter Henecke
Dial
Beauty Shops Wanted Near Bishops Lane
Classified notice advertises beauty shops seeking stylists and services. Mentions permanent waves priced from 3.50 with chinless options at 4.00, cold waves at 10.00, Ladies Oil Permanent and guaranteed quality materials. Lists Lady Beauty Shop at 317 First Avenue SE and contact numbers 2-1451 and Violet Sojka operator at 2-1265.
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Lillian Suchy
Paris Academy
Dia
Lady Oil
Bishops L Lady Beauty Shop
First Avenue
Dial
UTH Thompson Beauty Salon
Violet Sojka
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United Press
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W. HR. Jump
Adams Express
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Allied Chem
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Allied Stores
Krow
G& B — Chalmers
Liby McNeil
Amn
Libbey Owens Amn Oy Brass
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Moline Armour & Co
Mont. Ward
Atchison S$ F
S Murray Corp
Amn Cay
Amn Roll Mills
Aalen Aviation Corp
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Baldwin Loco
Kesson
Amn Steel
Marshall Fid
Ps & Te
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Dairy P. Bendix Ayn
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Skelly
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Socony
Crucible Steel
Pac
R. R. Curtiss
R. R
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Deere & Co
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Elec Boat
Studebaker
End & S
Graham Paige
Uni Pruit
Gt. Nor Ore
Gt Nor Ry
U S_ Gypsum Greyhound
U S Ind
Houston Oil
U S
Mtrs Tntl Nickel
Wilson & Co
T& T
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Johns Manville
Zenith Radio
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Algreen
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Hamburg
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Elizabeth Snyder
Alvina Schlotterbach
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Pvt
Wallace Davis
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Russell Davis
Ly Base Hospital
Scottfield
Milwaukee Woman’s Club
K. V. Cafe
Otto Kieckhaefer
Merle Robison
Lloyd Stark
H. G. Stitzel
K. E. Cornell
George E. Busby
Washington, D. C
O. M. Carson
L. C. Dow
Lois Leidigh
Sister
Jean Leidigh
Linn County
C.F. Hall
Grove City Rebekah Lodge
Margaret G. Henke
Women’s Air Service
Sweetwater, Texas
Arthur G. Henke
Owens
Robert Newlin
B. L. McNiels
C. J. Newlins
Glennan General Hospital
Okmulgee
O.ia
Cpl
Maylon Fleisher
W. J. Fleishers
Camp _ Horn
Ariz
San Luis Obispo
Curtis D. Norris
Dell Norris
South Kelly Field
Kenneth E. Cornell
Red Cross
England
Air Corps
Fidelis Circle
King’s Daughters
Nathan P. Vanderlinden
Goodfellows
Marion Churches
Oss Peice
Rte
XMAS
Hamiltons
Waltham
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Postoffice
Tack’ S
First Street
Maytag Company
Maytag
Newton Chamber of Commerce
Newton. la
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
TSH
IOWA _ THEATER
Merchants Bank
Hawkeye Stamp Co
Personal Bocupins & Service Bureau
Higley Bldg
Rudolph F. Blessing Bugee
Ouse Sam Richards Laboratory
Claxton Pharmacy
Fisher Drug
Blue White Diamonds
2Nd St. SE
Ser Merry
Cariepmans Vincent's JE
2Nd St. NE
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Silver Leaf
Stanley
Mansinger
Temple
Danceland
Don Roberts
Rch
Duke Ellington
Don Reid
Kingston
Troy
Elmer Young
Wingtorn Hall
WAL
Bint
Clann
Eom
Agri
Granby
Charlie's Law Service
Fiscom
Walter Ed Ehlers
BUD Myers
Soames
Young
Leo Smith
NOBLE
DE Marah
Chamberlin
Reliable Man
Gazette
Chile
WMC
America
Rapids Chevrolet CO
Apply Mill Office
National Oats CO
Quaker Oats Company
RTE Aeva
International Harvester Company
2Nd Avenue
ACME
2Nd
15TH H_STREET
Woolworth Co
P. O
Leo Klinger
Klinger Paint Co
Ie Fis
MANA
Montrose
Calder's
Klinger
Falton Stewart Farm
Arion
Merveaux Coal Co
Ker
Paul
3Rd Ave
NEA Service
WC TM
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