Hogs Steady to 10 Cents Higher at Chicago Stockyards
Official receipts Thursday show cattle 5,000 hogs 9,000 sheep 15,000. Hogs were steady to 10 cents higher with top at 845, cattle 25 cents higher and lambs up 15 cents. Chicago had 8,000 of 15,600 hogs reported. other markets ranged steady to higher. Representative sales note varied bids across light and heavy hogs and cattle with multiple city markets listed.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East St Louis
East St. Louis
INS
Kansas City
St Joseph
Sioux City
Paul
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices Lightly Mixed in Chicago Market
Chicago market report shows hog receipts around 8 000 stable to 10c higher with tops near 845 for good and choice. cattle receipts about 6 000 with steers and yearlings firming 25c higher and prime Iowa fed bullocks bid to 11275. sheep receipts 4 000 with fat lambs 15 25c lower and top slaughter lambs near 890 with ewes around 400 450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa
Livestock Market Report From Sioux City
AP dispatch details cattle hogs and sheep sales with receipts and price ranges. Beef steers yearlings and fed cattle show gains while cows and feeders are mixed. Hogs strengthen with top quotes near 800 per hundredweight and lambs fluctuate on demand and quality.
Hogs and cattle market report from Omaha auction
Receipts 3600 hogs and 3500 cattle with mixed price shifts. Hogs mostly 10c higher to 10c, top 820 for 185-215 lbs. cattle firmer with feeders steady to strong, top vealers 900, fed steers around 900 to 11250, beef cows 575 to 650. sheep and lambs slow with bids lower but strong sheep, fed wooled lambs around 865 to 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U_ S$ Dept Agriculture
Cattle and hog market prices in South St Paul report
Receipts totaled about 3 000 cattle with fed steers at 925, short fed heifers 750, beef cows 525 to 625, and top sausage bulls 675. Hogs 9 000 receipts with most sales steady and weights 140 to 180 pounds up to 190 to 240 pounds. Sheep 2 000 receipts with fat lambs firm to higher, natives around 8 25 and 120 lb fed lambs at 460 expected Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Ois
Good Sons
South ST Paul
Market reports show pork hog prices across Iowa markets
Across Ottumwa Mason City and Waterloo bids indicate hogs 140 to 550 pounds with varied quotes. Prices range from about 6.35 to 7.75 dollars per hundredweight depending on weight class and yard. Packers quoted 275 to 425 pounds at 6.75 dollars and higher tiers up to 6.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Mason City
Waterloo
Market Report Shows Mixed Live Cattle Prices
The report lists price ranges and weights for cattle from 270 to 580 pounds with various dollars per hundredweight figures and totals, noting a weak tone across the cattle market. It includes several weight brackets and corresponding price values, indicating uneven demand and liquidity in livestock trading.
Hog Receipts Report From Des Moines Minnesota Yards
Combined hog receipts at 20 concentration yards and 10 packing plants in interior Minnesota and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ended 8 am Wednesday were 19,900, down from 29,200 a week earlier and up from 16,900 a year ago. Prices ranged with weights from 140 to 550 pounds, with heavies up to 15 cents higher and sows quoted around 6.60 to 6.85 for 275 to 550 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
API
IU S. Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Local Hog Market Advances on Midweek Trade
Hogs rise on the local market with prime grades up 5 to 10 cents and top at 785. Good packers gain 5 cents while cattle markets hold steady as steer and heifer prices vary by weight class. Calf prices hold around 9 50 to 9 75 and lambs show steady to firm quotes for light spring lambs.
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Grain and Produce Prices
Cedar Rapids lists prices for grain, hay and straw, butterfat and cream, poultry and eggs, wholesale fruits and vegetables, and hides. Includes No 1 wheat 60c, oats 22c, corn 39c, soybeans 72c, baled hay 650 and 500, lemons 5 50, oranges 2 60, cabbages 2 25, beef hides No 1 6c, No 2 5c, horses up to 2.28 and 1.75 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Leghorns LLC
Travel talk closes Wilson High personality course
Mrs M J Frankel spoke to Wilson high school girls on Travel the final talk in a week long series. Junior and sophomore guests attended as the senior class sponsored the program. Other speakers covered spring style trends hobbies health and broad interests and business skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M J Frankel
Wilson High School
June Ford
Adeline Taylor
Sunday Gazette
A L Augustine
Evelyn Street
Mildred Hoadley
M. H. Morrison
Halley To Talk On Sayings Of Christ At Baptist Church
H H Halley of Chicago continues his Biblical recital series at the First Baptist church on Wednesday night at 7 30 p m. The Rev Nelson C Dreier of the First Congregational church assists in the pulpit with special choral music. Grace Gordon will be organist. The talk covers sayings of Jesus on the Bible Kingdom Motive His End Coming and Stewardship. Halley spoke at the Kiwanis meeting at the Montrose hotel Wednesday applying quotations to daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. H. Halley
Chicago
Jesus Christ
Nelson C. Dreier
First Congregational Church
Mr. Halley
Grace Gordon
Jesus
Halley
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Senate Passes Bill for Agency Funds with TVA Additions
The Senate approved a $1.898 billion appropriations bill funding nearly 40 federal agencies, including the TVA, and sent it to the House for concurrence in amendments after a floor clash over TVA dam construction funds. The House had refused $17 million to advance TVA dam projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
TVA
House
Markets close as Washington's Birthday halts trading
United States grain and produce markets and stock exchange dealings were suspended Wednesday due to the Washington's Birthday holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
United States Grain and Produce
Stock Exchange
Wisconsin Cheese Quotas and River Stage Report
Wisconsin cheese exchange lists February 2025 quotas with Tw ins daisies horns and cheddars at 12c to 12 1/2c. Farmers board shows daisies and horns at 12 1/4a¢ and 12c for cheddars. Mississippi River stages note Davenport fall to 77 rise 13 Keokuk 18 fall 12 81 Louis 7.9 rise 0.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Call Board
Mississippi River
Davenport
Dubuque
Keokuk
Louis
Court Moves to Vacate 1923 Hildebrand Will Probate
E W Hildebrand seeks to set aside the June 25 1938 probate of his father Jacob A Hildebrands will claiming lack of testamentary capacity and undue influence. He alleges B C Hildebrand as executor receives a residence and three fifths of the estate while he would receive two fifths and asks a finding of intestacy or invalid will and appointment of an administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Hildebrand
Jacob A. Hildebrand
BC. Hildebrand
Jacob A Hildebrand
Hildebrand
E W. Hildebrand
Guardian Appointed for Minor in Kohl v Blood Case
A default against Hillis Blood in the Kohl versus Blood case was set aside by Judge H C Ring because Blood is a minor. A judgment of 3229 75 was entered last July. Powell was appointed guardian ad litem for Hills Blood with a Feb 25 hearing at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillis Blood
C A Kohl
Ernest Blood
Hillis
H. C. Ring
Ring
John M. Powell
Hills Blood
Woodward files first progress report as Red Head receiver
The district court heard the first progress report of W A Woodward as receiver for Red Head Products Inc on Tuesday. The filing includes a request to dismiss Benner Chemical Co of Chicago's petition to appoint another receiver, cites receipts of 1140.94 and disbursements of 70.27, and notes Woodward's $800 claim for cash advances prior to receivership with Benner asserting creditor status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Progressive
W. A Woodward
Red Head Products, Inc
Benner Chemical Company of
Chicago
Woodward
Benner Company
Wortman pleads not guilty in desertion case after arrest near Olin
Ray H Wortman of near Olin was taken to Des Moines by Polk County deputies after Judge H C Ring denied his writ of habeas corpus plea. He pled not guilty on a child desertion charge and in contempt for nonpayment of support money and posted $1000 bond in each case before returning home. Wortman's attorneys reported Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Wortman
Near
Olin
Des Moines
Polk County
H. C. Ring
Wortman
Linn County to Take Tax Deeds on 30 Marion Properties
Tax deeds for 30 Marion properties will be taken by Linn County through action of the supervisors Tuesday. The board directed the auditor to turn in certificates to the county treasurer and take deeds. The real estate consists of vacant lots, except for one improved with a dwelling. The certificates were acquired on public bidder's tax sale January 6, 1936, and the properties were never redeemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Linn County
Linn County Approves Road Plat for 4.75 Mile District
County supervisors accept Engineer W. H. Behrens report and plat for a 4.75 mile secondary road surfacing district running north from old Highway 13 in Marion township. Establishment hearing set for March 14 at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
W. H Behrens
Marion Township
Will of Rosie Seda probated for Feb 10 death with Seda heirs
The will of Rosie Seda who died February 10 was probated Tuesday. Beneficiaries are her children Milo Seda Edwin Seda and Irma Seda Marshall with Milo Seda named executor. The will dated May 13 1938 establishes the succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Seda
Milo Seda
Edwin Seda
Irma Seda Marshall
Mills Novelty Company seeks judgment in account action
The Mills Novelty company of Chicago asks a $290.70 judgment in an account action. The Refrigera tion Equipment company and Robert Melsha are named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Novelty Company of
Chicago
The
Refrigeration Equipment Company
Robert Melsha
Johnson County Farm Sells in Hanson Estate Case
Court approves sale of 117 acre Johnson county farm in Lizzie May Hanson estate to W. J. Hughes for 10120 dollars 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson County
Lizzie May Hanson
W. J. Hughes
Rinda Wall Sues Tri-States Theatre Over Head Injury
Rinda Wall files a $2,500 personal injury suit against Tri-States Theatre Corp alleging a severe head injury when struck by a lobby door at the State Theater on January 17, 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinda Wall
Tri- States Theatre Corporation
State Theater
WPA Quotas in St. Paul Region Extended to April 1
St. Paul region administrator Howard Drew announced that WPA worker quotas in the seven-state area will stay at current levels until April 1. He warned Congress must appropriate an extra 150 million dollars to avoid a further wage cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Howard Drew
Congress
Drew
Sai
Winnipeg Wheat Trades Lower On Liverpool Market
Wheat prices on the Winnipeg grain exchange edged down in dull trading as Liverpool market activity fell. Scattered selling met little resistance and prices slipped about a half to three quarters of a cent before stabilizing, with March futures and cash demand showing slow activity amid US market holidays. Liverpool wheat closed fractionally lower and Rioose futures eased slightly amid thin news flow.
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Winnipeg
Man
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Liverpool
United States
Old March
Buenos Aires
Risaoe
Riviera Dancer Charms Hitler In Munich Tap Showcase
California tap dancer Marion Daniels, 19, performed in Munich and Cannes drawing enthusiastic praise from Adolf Hitler. He attended two performances, sent a telegram inviting her to Munich, and applauded her acrobatic tap as she closed the show. An interpreter conveyed his compliments.
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Munich
Marion Daniels
California
French Riviera
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Miss Daniels
Alameda
Calif
Lehar
Hitler
Cannes
Riviera
Gaertner Theater
Kuenssleraus
Deaths Mrs Grace Liddle Fox Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Grace Liddle Fox widow of Charles J. Fox died in Urbana Illinois at about 86. Born in Salem New York she lived many years in Cedar Rapids before moving five years ago Her survivors include daughter Mrs Paul Belting of Urbana and son Merritt Fox of Detroit The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids Thursday for services Friday at 10 30 a m in Turner chapel with Dr Robert Little officiating Burial will follow at Oak Hall cemetery Friends may call at the chapel Thursday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Liddle Fox
Charles J. Fox
Cedar Rapids
Urbana
Ill
Salem
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Oak Hall Cemetery
Local Man Jesse Maish Dies in Los Angeles
Jesse B. Maish of Los Angeles died Feb. 14 after a long illness. Born Sept. 26, 1874, he previously lived in Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis where he ran the old avenue livery barn and later worked in the automotive business. He moved to California two years ago for health. Survived by wife Helen, two sons Clifford and George, and two grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Los Angeles on Feb. 16 with burial at Valhalla Memorial Park.
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Jesse B. Maish
Los Angeles
Arthur L. Cain
Fifteenth Avenue
Clifford
George
Hollywood
Valhalla Memorial Park
Obituary Summary of Anderson Family Members
The survivor list includes W. R. Anderson and his wife Vena, his mother Mrs Emma W. Anderson of Cedar Rapids, a brother John J. Anderson of Chicago, and a nephew Richard Reidel of Cedar Rapids. The text notes extended family ties and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tery
Vena
Emma W. Anderson
Cedar Rapids
John J. Anderson
Chicago
Richard Reidel
City Briefs And Personals Highlight Local Meetups
Billy Grafton earns wolf merit badge at Cub pack No. 25. Praha Rebekah lodge hosts dance at Sokol hall. Parlor City camp No. 1799 R N A meets at C S P S hall with bingo. Dougherty Men’s Fraternity to hold regional meeting at Montrose hotel. Wild Rose lodge members and friends plan card night at Electric Light bungalow. Libedean Jensen, 12, injures elbow at Roosevelt rink treated at St Luke’s. James Hamersmith recovering after appendectomy at Mercy hospital.
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Billy Grafton
Arthur School
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Sokol Hall
Parlor City
C. S. P. S. Hall
Wild Rose Lodge
L. A Tos A
N. A
The
Electric Light Company
Libedean Jensen
Maple Drive
Roosevelt Skating Rink
St. Luke’s Hospital
Local Reserve Officers to Meet in Linn County
Army reserve officers of Linn county and vicinity will meet for a conference class in the federal building at 7 30 p m Wednesday. A meeting of the Linn county chapter of the Reserve Officers association will precede the class. Mrs John Rice convalesces in the T A Norberg home and was released from Mercy hospital after a pneumonia illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Reserve Officers
Linn County
Federal
The
Reserve Officers Association
John Rice
Fifteenth Street
T. A. Norberg
A Avenue NE
Rice
Mercy Hospital
Navy Seeks Flight Trainees At Local Station
E E Moon, recruiter in charge at the federal building navy recruiting station, announced flight training opportunities. Requirements include American citizenship, ages 20 to 28, sound health, height at least 5 feet 6 inches, weight minimum 132 pounds, and perfect vision without glasses. Some college work may qualify. Exams for junior grade lieutenants in the navy medical corps will follow for medical graduates who completed internships.
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Cation
E. E. Moon
Navy
Navy Medical Corps
Charter Given, Awards Made At Pack 6 Dinner
The Cub pack No 6 charter presentation and awards night at First Congregational church featured Willard H Gibbs as host with Bob Marshall assisting. William Gray Bear awards Edward Lee two Bear awards David Pugh Lion rank. Den 11 led by Chester Wetzel and Russell Boyer earned gold streamers. Den 6 won attendance trophy.
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Cub Pack No. 6
First Congregational Church
Willard H. Gibbs
Bob Marshall
Mr. Marshall
William Gray
Edward Lee
David Pugh
Den 11
Chester Wetzel
Denner
Russell Boyer
Den 6
L. Owen Tisdale
Nelson C. Dreier
Walter R. Grissell
Den
F. Rubias
Wayne Foster
W. F. Michalicek
Herbert Stamats
C. D. Hedberg
Rollo S. Pickford
Lester Chadima
Robert Bickel
Ella S. Merrman
Bob Meyer
Owen Rubins
Jack McPartland
Ted Wagner
Joe Shaber
Norman Paulu
Russell Knapp
Jack Geiger
George Newland, Jr
Bob Chadima
Allen Singer
Jim Pickford
Maurice Flack
J Arthur Schlichter to Speak at Sunshine Mission
J Arthur Schlichter will headline a Sunshine Mission event February 22 23 and 24 at 7 30 p m with talks No Man Cares For My Soul Which Way Will You Go Playing the Fool. Soloists Malcolm Metcalf and Bobby Hinkin accompany with Rev T J Hinkin as song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Schlichter
Sunshine Mission
Fool
Malcolm Metcalf
Bobby Hinkin
T. J. Hinkin
Gazette Classified Advertising Snippets Collect Various Listings
Advertisers are urged to exchange references for automobile transportation and to know product brands. The notice includes offers from DZIMEK P PO HARMACY and Allied Van Lines with local agents, plus jewelry and watch repair services. A wealth of small ads covers goods, services, and a money back cure for piles from GOODENOUGH DRUG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gazette
Dzimek P PO Harmacy
2Nd Ave
16Th Ave
Probasco Jewelers
Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Gerade
H. K Schaefer
Kresge
S. Aes van Saar Inc
Longance
Cgalder's
Fan & Storage Co., Inc
Goodenough Drug
P.O
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Moving Millions review to be given at church program
The women's missionary society of the First United Presbyterian church sponsors a Moving Millions book review at the church Thursday at 8 p.m. Greer McCrory, son of the Rev and Mrs W Greer McCrory, will deliver the review correcting Tuesday Gazette misstatement that the Rev Mr McCrory would speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Greer McCrory
W. Greer McCrory
McCrory
Funeral At Thornton For Infant Ronald Walton
The infant Ronald DeRoy Walton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Walton, of 2257 Mount Vernon Avenue SE, was brought to Thornton yesterday for funeral services and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Ronald DeRoy Walton
Dale Walton
Mount Vernon Avenue
W F Kettler Survivors Named After Death Remembrance
In the report on the death of William F. Kettler on Tuesday, survivors include his sister Mrs. Henry Kramer of Luzerne and his brother Ed Kettler of Irwin, who were previously omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kettler
William F. Kettler
Henry Kramer
Luzerne
Ed Kettler
Irwin
James S. Anderson Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for James S. Anderson will be held in the Barta chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial will follow in Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anderson
James S. Anderson
Barta Chapel
Linwood Ceme
The Man in the Green Shirt at Second Christian
The Hearthside and Winners classes of Second Christian church present a three act play The Man in the Green Shirt at the church Thursday and Friday at 8 pm Mrs C C Hillhouse directs the cast including Jess Curtis Melvin Heefner Roy Heefner Verne Fussell Ethel Campbell Wanda Farmer Mary Stevenson Mrs Jess Curtis and Harriette Struve
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Christian
Second Christian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Man In the Green Shirt
C. C. Hillhouse
Jess Curtis
Melvin Heefner
Roy Heefner
Verne Fussell
Ethel Campbell
Wanda Farmer
Mary Stevenson
Harriette Struve
Evangelist Rally Led by Rev R B Campbell at Free Methodist
The Rev R B Campbell secretary of evangelism for the Free Methodist church will conduct an evangelist rally at Free Methodist church 6 avenue at Highth street NW from Thursday through Sunday at 7 30 pm Ministers and laymen from Cedar Rapids district circuits attend the district quarterly meeting Campbell will also preach Sunday at 11 am
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Campbell
Greenville
Ill
Free Methodist Church
Avenue
Highth Street
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Campbell
Opportunity for Young Unmarried Men with College Education
Brief notice invites young single men with a college education to apply for an unspecified program or service. The fragment provides no details on organization, location, dates, or requirements beyond education and marital status. Further text needed for full context.
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Court House News
J. A. Hildebrand
Red Head Co
Accept Road
U. S
Hanna Barbers
Dougherty Men’s Fraternity
Cities Service Oil Company
James Hamersmith
Second Avenue SE
Henry Scherer
First Lutheran Church
First Lutheran
Nelson Dreier
Brotherhood
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Council of Social Agencies
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A. P. Stevens and Associates of
Fritz Hahn
Trinity Lutheran Church
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Fourteenth Street
P L. Bornhoeft
Mount Vernon
Ginsberg
Rock Island
Boone
Marshalltown
Burlington
Ail
Cedar Rap
Xing Coal. & Impl. CO
Lovely Lady Permanent
Ovelady Bea Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Gorman's Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave
Lillian Chy Beauty
Mary Nell
Paramount
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Vanity Beauty
Uella Gisel
Ave. E
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3Rd St. NE
Paris Academy OF Beauty
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Abrams Night Club
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Magnus Hotel
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Guy Cla
Hallwood Marion
Center Point
Bever
Solon
the Gazette
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Moore & Co. Dept
Newark
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Uth
Granby
Read
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Higley
Van
Ower
Herman Amana
ABC
Dickinson
Rapid School of
Marionla
Maddigan
Lindeken School of Dance
Dia
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Novak
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Demarah
Evans
Jerry Voldingh
Kasner Bros
Jim Cusack
Gardner
Anderson
Lost
2Nd
4Th
2Nd Street
1St
Call Jaxon
Newman's
Gazette Want Ad Dept
Memorial Coliseum
Lumb_ Rohlena
Fairfax
George Washington
Abe Lincoln
Kenwood
Free Methodist
Chevrolet
Katz
Auto Parts Co
6Th St
7Th Ave
Culver SO
Ay Bramson
Mlamond T
Padzensky
Millsap Motor CO
Kadlec Bros
Baxter’s
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