Livestock Prices Rise on Weaker Receipts as Market Closes
Chicago reports Thursday receipts cattle 5,000 hogs 20,000 sheep 10,000. Buying vigor due to lower supplies and Friday market closure lifts hogs unchanged to 10 cents higher with top at 10.50. Fed steers and yearlings mostly unchanged though prime offerings trend up. bulls gain. Lambs mixed as sellers resist lower bids. wholesale pork and beef prices unchanged. Stockyards to reopen Saturday after holiday close.
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Chicago
FED
WSN
Lambs Avon
Chicago Livestock Prices Report Mixed Auction Results
Chicago livestock data show hog receipts about 23 000 with steady to 10 cent gains and top around 10 50. cattle receipts 9 000 with fed cattle steady to strong demand and top prices near 13 25. sheep receipts 14 000 with fat lambs in broad demand and bids around 9 50 to 9 75, native ewes steady.
Iowa Hog Prices Across Markets Today
Hog prices in Waterloo and Mason City show steady to mixed movements with rates for 140-150 lb hogs around 7.00 to 7.30 dollars, 180-200 lb hogs near 9.60 to 9.90, and larger packer ranges 350-550 lb from about 8.80 to 9.65. Markets report slight declines in sections and specify regional variations for good to choice hogs and packing lots.
Austin Hog Market Hogs Steady Prices Reported
Austin Minnesota AP notes hog prices steady with 180-200 lb good to choice at 9.50 to 9.80 per hundredweight 200-290 lb at 9.75 to 10.05 290-325 lb at 9.65 to 9.95 and 325-350 lb at 9.55 to 9.85 packing sows 275-550 lb at 8.80 to 9.60.
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Wilson
Austin
Austin, Minn
Sioux City Livestock Receipts Mixed In Cattle Hogs and Sheep
U S Dept of Agriculture reports Sioux City livestock through 2 000 cattle 4 500 hogs and 3 300 sheep. Cattle steady to up slightly with fed steers and yearlings up to 11 50. hogs 10 15 higher. sows 9 60. Sheep fat lamb steady to strong with short fed offerings around 9 50.
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Sioux City
Syiouxx City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
HOG PRICES CLIMB ON OMAHA MARKET
The U S Department of Agriculture reports hog prices advancing with a top of 10 dollars per hundredweight. Heaviest weights 180-300 Ibs rise to 9.85 to 10.15 and lighter 140-160 Ibs bring around 9.00 to 9.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maha
K. Omaha
U. Dept. Agriculture
Market Prices for Cattle and Sheep Receipts
CATTLE Receipts 3 500 calves 300 steady to 50c higher steers and yearlings 10.00 12 50 and above heifers 7 50 9 00 cows 4 75 7 00 cutters 3 50 4 25 bulls 5 25 46 00 vealers 9 50 10 00. SHEEP Receipts 4 000 lambs 25¢ lower bulk 9 50 and above.
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Seo Roy
Eaenee
Wommon Sues Ok
Cacis
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Decline Across Iowa Minnesota Plants
U S Department of Agriculture reports combined hog receipts at 22 concentration yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 24 hours ending 8 a m Wednesday at 27 500 head down from 35 600 a week earlier and 8 800 a year ago Trade was mostly steady to lower with slow Tuesday averages and a fairly strong undertone Quotations cover light lights 140-160 lb range 7 85 8 85 and up to heavy 290-350 lb range 9 70 10 30 with other weight classes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Livestock Receipts Mixed at St Paul Market
US Dept of Agriculture report from St Paul shows cattle receipts 2,700 with mixed demand across steer and heifer categories plus steady to higher hog values and 8,000 sheep with weak to steady slaughter lambs. Best hogs 180-300 lb range $10.05, calves 1,800 mostly $8.50-$10.00, best ewes around $4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul Livestock South
ST. Paul
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Hogs Hold Steady on Local Market
Hogs stay steady with top at 10 dollars. Cattle markets unchanged while calves and lambs rise. Poultry weakens as buyers adjust prices in a quiet market report.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids including wheat oats rye barley corn and soybeans with variations by grade and weight. Poultry prices cover hens leghorns springs and cocks with price adjustments for No 2 poultry. Wholesale fruits vegetables and hides offered with multiple price points and conditions.
Produce Markets Chicago: Butter Eggs Poultry and Potatoes
Chicago AP reports steady butter receipts 4352 and unsettled eggs with varied car lots and prices. Live poultry receipts 1 car with price shifts across hens leghorns and broilers. dressed turkeys steady. Potatoes on track 207 with light demand and mixed regional prices across several varieties.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
U. S
Idaho
Burbanks U
Washington
Colorado
Wisconsin
Michigan
North Dakota
Florida Bliss
New York Produce Prices and Poultry Report
AP notes New York market prices for eggs butter and live poultry with varied receipts. Eggs mostly unchanged with standards and firsts and seconds priced near prior levels. Butter steady with creamery extra at 34 2c and other prices unchanged. Live poultry steady to firm with differing rates for rocks leghorn fowls and turkeys across multiple categories.
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New
Chicago produce futures slide on butter egg and potato markets
Chicago AP reports butter futures closed with Dec and Jan prices around 32 32. egg futures show refrigerator standards at 26 4 and 25 34 for fresh graded firsts in Feb. potato futures list Idaho russet around 82 for March No 1 and March grade with unclear figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
United States Lists Eleven Dealers in Second Hand Gum
The report notes eleven dealers operating in the United States who trade in second hand chewing gum. The piece outlines the distribution across states and highlights market peculiarities in this niche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Demand for coarse grains steadies prices for wheat
Market notes that demand for coarse grains steadied wheat prices in Chicago. Early session weakness due to foreign markets and slow flour business gave way to a near steady close with May wheat at 1.3535, May corn around 1.075, oats up, and mixed results for rye. Weather and transport issues kept receipts light and buying modest.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Kansas Weekly
Chicago Quotes Furnished by Lamson Brothers & Co
Market quotes from Chicago by Lamson Brothers cover stocks, grains and commodities with listed price columns. The sheet includes numerous tickers such as Allied Stores, Armour, U S Steel and many others along with river stage notes for Davenport and La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Stock Market Gains Despite Year End Sales Rally
New York stocks closed with a modest advance as a broad rally carried many issues up small to over three points. A tax selling wave pressed activity to about 2.3 million shares with steel, rails leading and oils, coppers, utilities and specialties in the vanguard. bond prices rose while commodities mixed.
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New York
Stock Exchange
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Crucible
Ludlum
Superior
Chesapeake and Ohio
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Illinois Central
Seaboard Airline
N. Y. Central
St. Paul
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
General Motors
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Deere
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
Electric Power and Light
Consolidated Oil
Mid- Continent Petroleum
Standard Oil of N. J
Anaconda
Inspiration
Miami
Howe Sound
American Can
Continental Can
General Electric
du Pont
Goodyear
Vanadium
North American
Chicago cash provisions grain and seed prices cross the board
A Chicago market report lists cash wheat at various No 1 to No 5 grades and mixed values, corn ranges from No 3 yellow to No 5 yellow, oats include No 1 white and No 2 white, soybeans show No 2 and No 3 yellow, barley feed at 60 to 90 cents, timothy and clover seeds priced, lard and bellies quoted, reflecting a broad commodities snapshot.
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Chicago
RP Ge (Ap
Minneapolis cash grain prices and futures rates
AP report from Minneapolis shows wheat receipts at 60 cars with higher bids for No 1 grades, including No 1 heavy dark northern spring and No 1 dark northern, plus hard Montana winter and durum varieties. Corn No 3 yellow and No 3 white oats are also listed with modest gains and specific price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets Show Gains Amid Upbeat Stock Tone
In New York, speculative loans led bond activity with mostly higher prices. Government issues gained modestly while low and medium priced rails attracted steady buying on anticipated freight revenue boosts. Notable risers included Baltimore and Ohio 4s, Chicago and North Western 4 5 s, and Erie 5s with several other corporate and foreign issues advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Baltimore
Ohio
Chicago
North Western
Erie
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Frisco
International Telephone
Chesapeake Corp
American and Foreigner
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Columbia Gas and Electric
Pure Oil
Studebaker
Western Union
Shell Union Oil
Goodyear
International Paper
Buenos Aires
U. S. Bonds Close With Mixed Treasury Results
In New York the Treasury market closed with a range of prices for several issues. Treasury 4s 47-52 finished at 121.13, 4s 44-54 at 115.19, nos 43-47 at 110.14, and 3s 51-55 at 106.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U. S
Treasury
Wool Market In Boston Sees Strong Prices For Fine Territory Wools
In Boston a small pool of buyers paid sharply for domestic wools due to tight supply. Bulk fine wools in original bags with French combing lengths and clothing wools sold around 1.07 to 1.08 a scoured pound. Graded fine territory wools with similar quality saw the same price range in bulk lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Territory
Foreign exchange rates steady across major currencies
The report lists cent demands for numerous currencies including Great Britain at 491, France 4.67, Italy 5.2642, Belgium 16.8642, Germany 40.25, Holland 54.76, Norway 24.67, Sweden 25.32, Denmark 21.93, Finland 2.17, Switzerland 22.98, Spain re quoted, Portugal 4.46, Greece .90, Poland 18.96, Czechoslovakia 3.5042, Yugoslavia 2.34, Austria 18.73, Hungry 19.80, Roumania .75, Argentina 32, Brazil 8.80, Tokio 28.23, Shanghai 29.65, Hongkong 70, Mexico City 2, Montreal in New York 00.03, New York in Montreal 99.96.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Corn
Merchants National Bank
Uly
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Inti
Allis Chalmers
Tl & Tel
Ity
Am Car & Fay
Johns Manville
Coml Alco
Kans City
Sou
Kayser Julius
I Am'n Int Corp
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Loews Inc
Ee Mar
Sug Rfg
Loft Inc
Tel & Tel
Cece
Teb
Lorillard
Louisville
McCrory
Tigen Weiss
McKesson
Ark Nat Gas A
Marshall Fid
Armour Com
Maytag Mfe
Miami Copper
Atchison T. SF
Winnipeg
Baldwin Loco
Mont Ward
Balto & Ohio
Murray Coroa
Eo Nee Sait Distirs
Borg Warner
Natl Pow
Atvs Brices Mig
Bucyrus Erie
North Amn
Burroughs Adg
Cal
Hecla
Otishyee
Packard Mtrs
Aramoun
Mateeie
Ba Penick & & Ford
Pierce Pet
Ches Coron
Pittsb
Proctor Gambel
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Col Palmolive
Radio Keith
Colo Fuel
Rem Rand
Col Gas
Elec
Rep Motors
Rep Steel
Southern
Reyn Tobs
Congoleum
Safeway
Consol Edison
Schenley Wee Consol Oil
Seaboard Oil
Consol Textile
Sears Roebuck
Server, Inc
Shell Union
Silver King
Cont
Motors
Simmons Co
Contl Oil
Skelly Oil
Socony Vac
Crucible Steel
Sou Pac R R
Cub Am Sug
So Por Rico
Cudahy Pke
Sou Railway
Curtis Wright
Sperry Corp
Curtis Wr
Stand Brands
Deere & Co
Standard Gas
Deisel W G
Stand Calif
Eastmn Kodak
Stew Warner
Eaton Mfr
Elec Autolite
Elec Boat
Tex Gull
Elec Pow & L
Tex Land
Bond & S
Thompson
Erie R
Tidewater
Timken Det
Timken R B
Aebiee Ae Trans America
S Union Carbide
Union Pac
Oni
Uni Air Lines
Gen Gas
Uni Corpn
United Fruit
Llet
Uni Gas Co
Gillette
Uni Gas Imp
Gimbel Bros
Ind c
Glidden Co
Goebel Brew
Goodrich
Bteel
Goodyear
Util Pla
Graham Paige
Granby
Walworth N
Warner Bros
Wesn Marvid
Hat Corp
Wesn Union
Hecker Prod
Westghouse el
Hiram Walker
White Motors
Houston Oil
Snes Sewing
Howe Sound
Wilson. Co
Hudson Motors
Woolworth
Hupp Motors
Yellow Truck
Indus Rayon
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Am Pub Sc
Dexter Co
East Blessing
S Mar Field
Butler Bros
Mid-West Corp
Cherry
Quaker Com
I Star Youngst'n
Asbestos
Gen Hshold
Heileman
Chicago Corp
Quaker Pr
Swift, Co
Comw
Obsison
Swift Tnt
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Davenport
Eng Aces Gees
Csas
NEW York
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Italy
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Holland
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Sweden
Denmark
Finland
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Portugal
Greece
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Jugo- Slavia
Austria
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Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shananghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
York
Sugar Market: Futures Steady as Prices Hold
New York sugar futures remained unchanged to four points higher with March at 2.98 and September at 3.04. Local refined granulated sugar held at 4.80 per unit.
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SUGAR_ MARKET
New York
Estimated 2 Million Golfers in United States
A report estimates the number of golfers in the United States at more than two million. The figure highlights golf's popularity and potential growth in national sports participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marion Legion Talent Show Tryouts At Legion Hall
Tryouts for the WLS community talent show under Marion post 298 American Legion will be held tonight at 7 in the Legion hall with local folk in singing dancing and variety acts. Old-time square dancing and group singing are featured leading to a January 7 8 and 9 Lincoln school auditorium performance Miss Thora Keeler has arrived to lead the program.
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WLS
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Lincoln School
Thora Keeler
W C T U Meeting Highlights 1929 Anniversary Plans
The W C T U met at Mrs. Jennie Rearick home with readings by Miss Minnie Whitcomb and Miss Geraldine Weaver. Ida B Wise Smith wrote New Year prayer, marking Frances Willard centennial birth year ending Sept 28 1929. Virginia Franklin sang, Mrs Adella Hobart read an Is it Worth while article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Rearick
Ida B. Wise Smith
Minnie Whitcomb
O G Waffle to be Honored on 79th Birthday at Marion Home
O G Waffle will be guest of honor at a dinner tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Waffle in observance of his seventy ninth birthday. Other guests include Mrs. Waffle Earl Waffle and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thomas family. The event also marks the forty eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Waffle. Waffle has spent fifty years in the book selling business traveling about fifteen thousand miles yearly and moved to Marion in 1886. His son Norman J. Waffle has worked with him in recent years. Edith Schminkey of Robins is visiting the home of her brother-in-law and sister the Rev C E Krog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Waffle
Norman J. Waffle
Marion
Edith Schminkey of
Robins
C. E. Krog
Local social notes and service reminders from Linn county
Mrs Glenn Larkin hosted Chatterbox bridge club with eight guests. Prizes went to Mrs Frank Fairley and Mrs B E Beiber. New Year services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church at 10 a m with Rev C E Krog. Mrs Jessie Smith of Ames and Mrs Queen Banks of Nevada visited in Dr and Mrs R E Leidigh home. Osceola lodge No 18 I O O F meets Thursday at 7 30 p m. Funeral services for Mrs Prudence Stamy of Flora Ind former Linn county resident were held at Yocom chapel with Rev I E Linkletter officiating. pallbearers listed. Burial in Dun Kard cemetery near Robins.
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Glenn Larkin
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Frank Fairley
B. E. Beiber
Glenn Brooks
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. E. Krog
Jessie Smith
Ames
Queen Banks
Nevada
Fred Holsinger
Prudence Stamy
Flora
Ind
Linn County
Dan Stamy
Yocom Chapel
I. E. Linkletter
Second Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Jay Albaugh
Wilbur Albaugh
Earl Miller
John Harris
S. O. Stamy
George Holsinger
Dunkard Cemetery
Robins
Four Soldiers Injured When Car Skids On Icy Iowa Road
Kenneth Webb of Alta Vista suffered a badly shattered leg and three others were cut and bruised when a car they rode in skidded into a truck seven miles north of here on 63. The group, all Fort Des Moines soldiers on leave, included M. C. Bruess of Waucoma Paul Miller of Waverly and B Pettit of Charles City. The crash occurred as Bruess slowed at the scene of a prior wreck with icy pavement blamed for the skid.
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TRAER
Kenneth Webb
Alta Vista
Here
Webb
M. C. Bruess
Waucoma
B. Pettit
Charles City
Paul Miller
Waverly
Fort Des Moines
Waterloo
Bruess
Traer Woman Appointed Chair Of Third District GOP Group
Mrs. H O Hyatt of Lamoille will chair the legislation committee for the Third District Federation of Republican women’s clubs. Other members are Mrs R D Blue of Eagle Grove and Mrs Lola Garnam of Radcliffe. The panel will monitor actions of the district’s U S representative and Iowa legislature and relay key acts to local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traer
H. O. Hyatt
Lamoile
Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
Ella C. Taylor
R. D. Blue
Eagle Grove
Lola Garnam
Radcliff
Congress
Iowa
Mrs John Hank 70 Dies After Stroke In North Wapello
Mrs John Hank, 70, died at her North Wapello home after a stroke Monday night. Daughter of John and Nancy Huffman, born near Wapello April 6, 1866. Survived by husband and children Will Hank Toolesboro Mrs Esther Butcher Muscatine Mrs James Hartsock Mrs Ed Fisher Mrs Chet Walker Howard Arthur and John of Wapello. Funeral held Wednesday at the Methodist church with Rev Treverton Warren in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
John Hank
North Wapello
John
Nancy Huffman
Hank
Will Hank
Toolesboro
Esther Butcher
Muscatine
James Hartsock
Ed Fisher
Chet Walker
Howard
Arthur
Methodist
Treverton
Warren
Wadena Presbyterian Church Names New Pastor
The Rev. S. V. Carnock of the Dubuque Seminary was chosen pastor of the Wadena Presbyterian church. He spent Christmas week with the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
S. V. Carnock
Dubuque Seminary
Wadena Presbyterian Church
Thursday Specials at Foile Bakery and New Year Observances
The notice lists bakery specials including tea biscuits lemon squares and assorted cupcakes. It notes New Year’s closure for Foile Bakery and mentions visits by Harold Wahl and W F Brown to Des Moines, plus various local social events, visitors, club meetings, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Foile Bakery
Harold Wahl
W. F. Brown
Des Moines
Seager Visitation and Local Social Tidings Across Town
Ray Seager of Firesteel Minnesota visits his mother Mrs Althea Seager and brother Ralph Seager and plans to stay until mid January. Wunicket Camp Fire group met at Glatha Port home with Virginia Crew of Perry as guest. W J Blum of Alburnett ill with influenza after hospital stay at Guy Mundy home. Mr and Mrs Walter Applegate hosted dinner with daughter Mrs La Verna Crew granddaughters Jean and Lois Lehdigh and great granddaughter Virginia Crew of Perry. The Rev Mr and Mrs L W Inman and others enjoyed a family dinner at Reuben Senft home in Shellsburg. Mrs H C Inman is sister of Mrs Senft. Mr and Mrs James Carr of Shellsburg visited Marion for morning church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Seager
Firesteel, Minn
Althea Seager
Ralph Seager
Wunicket
Glatha Port
Virginia
Perry
Walter Applegate
la Verna Crew
Jean and
Lois Lehdigh
City
Virginia Crew
L. W. Inman
H. C. Inman
Arthur Peterson
Gordon L. Inman
Reuben Senft
Shellsburg
Senft
James Carr
Marion
The
Baptist Church
Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers Friday Evening
Past Noble Grand association of the Rebekah lodge meets Friday at 7 30 p m at Mrs W H Booze home. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Robert Burns Mrs Charles Breneman and Miss Mary Snyder. Members and friends of the Christian church are invited to a church watch party Thursday at 8 p m with games a program and a midnight devotional led by E C Hamm. Mr and Mrs Fred Holsinger Sunday returned from Denver after a week with their daughter in law and daughter Mrs Robert Gunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Owen Storck
Darlington
Wis
D. B. Storck
Florence Scott
Noble Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
W. H. Booze
Robert Burns
Charles Breneman
Mary Snyder
Christian Church
E. C. Hamm
Fred Lang
Fred Holsinger
Denver
Robert Gunn
Size of ad 2 lines 3 lines 4 lines lines
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Wilson & CO
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BBC Oo
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Tortoro Ceisbes
Chicago Livestock
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Mason City
Good
Good Packers
Joseph Kushner & Co
2Nd Street SE
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NEW York Bond Review
U. S. Bonds
Wool Market
Marion News
Honor O. G. Waffle
Helen Chislett
Townsend Club
Harold Kahler
Oklahoma City
Scott Leidigh
R. E. Leidigh
Osceola Lodge
Jolly Dozen Club
Muriel Knouf
Arlene Guzzle
Herman Georges
Robert
Richard
Patricia
Savanna
C. E. Reiter
Mr. Georges
Nancy Lee Hense
Alburnett
Mrs. C. E. Reiter
Edward Hanna
Lions Club
Goodfellows
Alfred Kinderknecht
St. Luke’s Hospital
Betty Anne
John Smith
Goldsboro
S. C
John Grote
Betty Wallace
Q. M. G. Club
Jean Lehdigh
Loren W. Inman
Selah Lenorah
Fort Dodge
Burnside Consolidated School
Peterson
Burnside
Inman
W. G. Buck Monday
W. J. Fuller
Dorothy Fuller
W. J. Blum
Guy Mundy
Gazette
the Gazette
Want Ads
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Want Ad Department
United States Mail
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Onan
A. E. Andrews
Wilma Andrews
Dialoe
3Rd Ave
Ial
Bezder’s
Red Hampshire
Coggan
R. D. Foreman
Colgan
2Nd St
Ginsbergs, Lll
Av. E
Katz Loan Company
Russell's Cutlery
2Nd Ave
Podzimek Pharmacy
Rosenthal
4 St
Liberal Discount
E. A. Kriz & Son
1St St
Allied van Lines
Lynch Transfer & Reems
Vincent's Jewelry
Colnee
Hawkeye Stamp CO
O.R.C
Morgan Bros
Schick
Hardy's
1St Ave
Thomassen
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
C. R. Knitting Co
Magnus Stables
Magnus Hotel
OLD Timers
P. S. Hall
Favors Galore Skerlick
Radio Orchestra
C.S. P. S. Hall
Walford
Behomekorch
New Frank's
JOE Navratil
St. George
Hallwood
Marion Joyland Ballroom
Pees S Ave
Lillian Suchy
Helene Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
Marcels
Paris Academy of Beauty
3Rd St
Novak Heating Co
Ist
St. SW
Hawkeye Tin Shop
St. SE
Maresh Sheet Metal Works
T. B
DeKalb Sanatorium
DeKalb. Il
Bupanegas
Blake Blvd
Pla-Mor
St. NE
Nichols Salesbook Co
Dept
Call Central Hotel
Tom Plavie
Franklin Institute
Gazette Office
Rapids Machinery Co’s
School OF Welding
Jefferson Park Hospital
Ise W. Monroe St
Ill
Kinson School
Culver Motors
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