Hogs Steady To 25 Higher Amid Midwest Livestock Notes
Estimated Wednesday cattle 7,008 head with hogs steady to 25 cents higher in Chicago. Butcher hogs 1 to 2 pounds 28.25 to 28.50, sows 24.25 to 26.25, cattle receipts 2,500 with slaughter steers 30.65 to 30.75 and high choice prime 1,100 to 1,400 lbs. Iowa demand fair with butchers steady to 25 cents lower, cattle trade slow in Sioux City, Omaha and Des Moines areas.
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Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
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Ajmaha Livestock Omaha
Standstill on Spillville sewer project decision
Spillville city council voted three to two to not sign a state water pollution consent order for a proposed 150000 sewer system. Officials say costs are too high for residents without a federal loan, and preliminary loan applications have begun while the state decision remains pending. The state had urged the sewer system for health reasons.
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Spillville
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle markets steady on Tuesday
C R Markets reported steady hog prices with bulk 200 to 230 lb butchers at 27.25 to 27.75 and packers sows 24.00 to 24.25. Cattle quotes ranged across prime steer to utility cows, with various weights and grades. grain and poultry prices listed and ads note it pays to advertise.
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Cedar Rapids
Chuck Leads Operations Personnel At Peoples Bank
Chuck oversees operations staff at Peoples Bank, ensuring smooth service and reliability for customers seeking convenient, local banking support.
Markets Closed for Washington's Birthday Observance
Markets and securities and commodities exchanges across the nation were closed in observance of Washington's birthday.
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Sigourney Youth Hurt in Farm Accident
Sigourney youth Billy Snakenberg, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Dale Snakenberg, is hospitalized in Ottumwa after a farm mishap. An auger on a bulk truck crushed his right hand, severing tendons as corn was unloaded on the Her bert Hinnah farm southeast of Sigourney. He had spread tarpaulin under the truck. when the auger dropped and snagged the tarpaulin he attempted to free it.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Recreation Commission
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Corn as Food Source and Animal Feed in the U.S.
A bushel of corn used as whole cornmeal meets daily energy and protein needs for 23 persons. Corn leads U.S. acreage and supplies Western Hemisphere grain to the Old World, but most U.S. corn is fed to animals. Direct human consumption ranges between 50 and 60 million people.
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U.S
Western Hemisphere
Collins Radio Stock Tops New York Exchange Monday
Collins Radio Co stock led NYSE activity as it rose 346 to 6134 on 186 000 shares after a report of higher earnings. Dow Jones industrials fell 8.74 points. rails off 1 percent and utilities down .91. The 15 most active stocks list shows sales, closing price and net change.
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Collins Radio Co
New York Stock Exchange
Dow-Jones
Marion Council Moves to Establish City Assessor Office
Marion City Council directed City Attorney Robert J. Stone to initiate steps for creating an assessor’s office, including an ordinance, a conference board, and a budget by July 15 with the office to begin January 1, 1967. The plan, urged by Daryl Murken of the Chamber, aims to attract industry by clarifying Marion’s tax structure.
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Daryl Murken
Marion Chamber of Commerce
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Marken
Should you buy or rent based on home costs
The columnist compares buying a $30,000 house to renting and investing. He notes $1,500 yearly opportunity cost if paid cash, plus taxes, heat, water, insurance, and repairs. Mortgage debt may raise costs, while tax deductions offset some. If you’d be happier in a $2,000 yearly apartment, buy only if comfortable with high housing expenses and future family needs.
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Gateway Transportation reports record 1965 earnings rise
Gateway Transportation Co. of LaCrosse announced higher 1965 revenue and earnings. Revenue reached a record 53,327,181 for the year ending December 31, a 28 percent increase. Net income rose eight percent to 2,056,949 and earnings per share were 1.62, up from 1.50 after a 1965 stock split adjustment.
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Cedar Rapids
Probate and notice of executor for Elizabeth J. Clark estate
Probate of the will of Elizabeth J. Clark dated January 1961 admitted on February 8 1964 Andrew L Clark named executor. Creditors must file claims within six months from second publication with the Linn County District Court.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Elizabeth J. Clark
Andrew L. Clark
Ely, Jown
Notice of Administrator and Creditors for Margaret Burns
Probate notices announce Amarine Williams appointed administrator of the Margaret E. Burns estate in Cedar Rapids. Creditors must file claims with the clerk within six months from the second publication dated February 22 1966. The attorney is H Smith of Marion, Iowa.
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Linn County
Margaret E. Burns
Amarine Williams
Cedar Rapid
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Admi
Marion
Lowe
Platner Rites for Marie A Platner Died Sunday
Services for Marie A Platner who died Sunday were announced in an advance notice. The obituary references a beauty counselor named Alice Schuldt and provides a contact phone number 377 5905 for arrangements.
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Cedar Rapids Gamete Service Notice
Funeral service to be held Wednesday at Cedar Rapids Gamete with burial in Campbell cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel after Tuesday February 21, 1965. Rev Clyde Scott to officiate the services.
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Lloyd Phillip Seastrom
Baxter
Ray C. Howland
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Scott
Campbell Cemetery
Vaughn Approved for Peace Corps Director Post
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved President Johnson's nomination of Jack Hood Vaughn to lead the Peace Corps. Lincoln Gordon was also approved to replace Vaughn as assistant secretary of state for inter American affairs. Both with 12 to 1 votes despite opposition from Sen. Morse.
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Cono Center Student Injured in Rural Crash
Patricia Shoop 17 of Elgin Illinois a student at Cono Center Christian school is in fairly good condition at the hospital after a small foreign car she drove left a blacktop road 34 and a half miles south of Quasqueton rolled over A rear tire blew out causing loss of control causing cuts and bruises.
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Gazette Independence
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Elgin
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Cono Center Christian School
Quasqueton
Pancake Derby Record Falls in Liberal Victory
Rachel Crites an 18 year old from Liberal wins the Shrove Tuesday pancake race with a 415 yard run and skillet flip in 1 04.5 setting a new record. Janet Bunker of Olney England had set the prior mark at 1 05.1 tying the old record and Grace Riggs last year’s champion finished third.
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