Hogs Steady to Slightly Lower as Cattle Feeders Steady
Chicago market notes hogs 10 to 15 cents lower with late trade 10 to 15 cents off and top at 14.75. Receipts were 20 000 head plus 10 000 shipped direct to packers. Fed steers and yearlings were steady to strong with top long yearlings at 17.65. cows and bulls up to 25 cents. No early sheep sales but prices 25 cents higher on all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hed Bennett & Co
Adams
Cccevenscenesce
Bure
Boia Gee
Aviation
Barnsdal
Bendix Ayn
Wie
Eunance
Beth Steel
NI Central
Boeing Airp
Nor Pac R Ray Red Lean Birden Co
North Amn Co
Lambs Borg Warner
Nor Amn Avi
Briggs Miz
Burroughs
Canada Dry
Phillips Pet
Sar
Toasco
Gurgeler
Src
Coca Cola Cole Palmolive
Colum Gas
Edison
del Corn Products
Crown Drug
Crucibie Steel Cub Amn Sur
Deere. Co Corp
Scheniey
Sone _ J
Sears Roebuck
Etvel. Inc
Moat
Shell Union
Lindarotte
Skelly
Corp
N. J
Douglas Air DuPont Erie
Autolite
Pruehaut
Cabies
Studebaker
Tex Co
Tex. Gulf S
Tex. Gulf S. . 36%</ 15 «Thermoid 10% | 10 Tidewalter . 1634) 44*2 Timken Det
Timken R. B
C. Fox Film
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Uni
Uni. Air Lines
Uni. Drag Oe Yi
Uni. Pruit
Uni Gas
Us&s
Us& Ind. Alc
Us&s Rubber
US Steel
Walworth
Warner Bros
Wes Union
Willys Ovid
Wilson and Co
Sta Woolworth
Utown
Zenith Radio
Meat market summary with mixed cattle and sheep quotes
Virtual pricing shows steady to higher gains for weighty cows and bulls with cutters up to 2.50 and beef cows around 15.96. Steers and heifers trade firm to higher. sheep receipts total 15,000 with strong bids around 15.56 for fed woolies and yearlings around 13.35.
Livestock Market Report with Mixed Steers and Sheep Prices
Receipts show calves slow to steady with slaughter steers and heifers slow. Feeders and stockers firm. odd receipts for cattle and hogs active but mixed. Sheep and lamb market mixed with good and choice fed lambs around 15 dollars. slaughter ewes steady around 5 to 7.90 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iocad
Omaha Livestock Report Signals Mixed Trade
Livestock prices show mixed movement with hogs steady to slightly lower and cattle steady to higher. Calves and feeder cattle stay firm amid steady fed steers and vealers, while sheep markets remain unsettled with fat lamb bids lower but some strength in ewe pricing and Western wooled lambs holding high bids.
Hog Receipts Mixed Across Minnesota Markets
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 plants in the Midwest and southern Minnesota for the hour ended 8 a.m. Tuesday totaled 51,300 head versus 42,800 last week and 65,400 a year ago. Barrows and gilts mostly 29-25 cents lower. sows steady to 15 cents lower. Loadings heavier than 49,000 week. Prices shown for various weight classes range around 13.99 to 14.25 per hundredweight for 200-360 lb categories, with better grades at 13.30 to 13.65 for heavier lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Minnesota
Barrows and Co
Fragmented OCR Noise From Historical Ledger
Disjoint numbers and names appear in a corrupted OCR excerpt. The readable items include places such as Ottumwa and Austin, various monetary figures, percentages, and personal name Mason C. W. The text resembles a financial or inventory ledger fragment with unclear context and multiple stray digits.
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Conditions
Fragmentary market notes show poultry receipts and prices with figures for fowl fryers and roosters, eggs receipts and U.S. standards, and current feature duties. Arrivals and shipments are listed with weather notes and car inspections mentioned alongside brief supplies data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gggla
Seehere
Nee and Arpery
Io Fryers Roosters
Gerre
Pirm
U. S&s
Butter Prices and Receipts Amid New York Creamery Report
New York creamery wholesale data show maximum butter prices rising with AA and A grades cited. Receipts totaled 519,973 and shipments 35,700 with firm wholesale prices listed for several grade categories and tub units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cartans de York Creamery
Cirties
Wheat, corn and oats futures advance on market news
Barley led gains in the advance with wheat up 1 to 2 percent from Saturday. The government plans to buy 2 017 000 bushels under lease lend. May corn climbs 1 to 1 1/2 percent and oats rise 1 to 2 percent. Rye gains 1 to 2 percent. Barley up five cents to May 1.17.
Cuteness Cash Proves in Odd Itm Notation
Fragmentary OCR text shows fragmented monetary notations and stray numbers. It mentions cash values like 1.65 and 1.14 and references various coded phrases, but no clear event, person, or place is identifiable from the readable portions.
Stock Market Mixed Movements End Week Prices Wobble
New York trading showed irregular patterns as steels motors and rails led losses while aircrafts and copper gained. Scattered late-day advances appeared but fractional losses were widespread with total transfers near 1,300,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York i
Fifteen Cent Drop On C. R. Hog Market
Hogs on Cedar Rapids market mostly down fifteen cents with top butcher price at 14.20 and packers 13.55. Market lists include mixed yearlings and good to choice hogs around 13. Medium to good 8 ac and various cow and bull prices noted, with strong activity in calves and lambs and a wide array of named brands and stock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Market Report and Chicago Stocks Update
Market details cover corn soybeans oats rye and hay values with weights and prices for various grades and regions. Wholesale fruits and produce include celery lemons onions and potatoes with regional origin notes. A stock review notes mild market irregularity in late trade and small shifts in U S governments as the year starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Bond Review
York
U. S
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Sales Net Mixed Bids
Wisconsin cheese exchange at Plymouth reports mixed bids for six cars of dairy products. Three U S No 1 twins or cheddars sold with 23 percent sc. other items include single daisies, square prints, and midgets at 24 1/4 to 24 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
U. S
Iowa State Board of Health Names New Members
The Iowa governor’s office announced two year terms for five board of health members. Reappointed were Dr. E. M. Myers Boone Dr. Addison C. Page Des Moines and Dr. H. E. Stroy Osceola. New appointees are Dr. Ira N. Crow Fairfield and Dr. Prince E. Sawyer Sioux City to replace former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Health
E. M. Myers
Boone
Addison C. Page
H. E. Stroy
Osceola
Ira N. Crow
Fairfield
Tate
F. P. McNamara
Dubuque
Prince E. Sawyer
Sioux City
A. O. Wirsig
Shenandoah
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Washington
State Executive Council
Walter L. Bierring
Board of Health
Stolen Items Valued at 100 From Oil Station
Jack Tubbs who runs a filling station at the junction of highways 30 and 14 reported to Sheriff Jim Smith a larceny at the station totaling 100 dollars. Deputy Harlan Snyder is investigating. The theft occurred after December 26 and the missing items include a hard seat grinder outfit with motor and handle a pilot rod for Ford V-8 and handle and a diamond dressing point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tubbs
Jim Smith
Harlan Snyder
Tubbs
Methodist conference opposes peacetime military training
The Nashville based Methodist conference on Christian Education adopted a resolution unanimously Monday night opposing compulsory military training in peacetime. The action reflects the group’s stance on national policy and youth education in military matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Methodist Conference On Christian Education
City Briefs Constable Taken to Hospital for Observation
Constable John Taylor of 517 Ninth Street SW was transported to St Luke's hospital Thursday night for observation and treatment. The brief item notes the medical visit and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Ninth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mrs Ed Havlicek Recovering After Operation
Mrs. Ed Havlicek of Ely is recovering at Mercy hospital after an operation she underwent December 26. Her condition is reported as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Havlicek
Ely
Mercy Hospital
City Council Accepts Surrender of Cigarette Permits
The city council on Tuesday accepted surrender of cigarette permits from Peter Chiaros of 527 Fourth Avenue SE and Joseph Feinberg of 132 F Avenue NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Chiaros
Fourth Avenue SE
Joseph Feinberg
F Avenue NW
Seaman Apprentice Eugene V. Walker Enlists in Naval Reserve
Eugene Vern Walker of 2400 B avenue NE has qualified for enlistment as seaman second class in the naval reserve aircrew program. He will begin basic training at Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Vern Walker
B Avenue NE
Naval Reserve
Memphis, Tenn
Surrender of Cigaret and Beer Licenses Granted
Charles Fencl of 1326 Second Street SE surrendered a cigaret license and a class B beer license and received a $75 refund on the beer permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fencl
Second Street SE
Fencl
Union Aides Called to Assist Induction Sendoffs
Members of United Service Aides were asked to report at 5 45 a.m. Thursday and Friday to help with sendoff ceremonies for selective service inductees at the Union state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service Aides
Frances Kellogg Recovering After Fall Injury
Mrs Frances Kellogg at St Luke's Hospital recovering from a fracture of her left leg suffered in a fall on Tuesday morning at her home on Center Point Road NE. Her condition is listed as improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Kellogg
Center Point Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Job openings for machinists at Pocatello naval depot announced
Civil Service Commission lists excellent machinist opportunities in Pocatello Idaho with pay 1.26 dollars per hour for qualified machinists and 95 cents for helpers. Available to single men and those with families. For details visit Cedar Rapids post office window No 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Naval Ordnance Depot
Civil Service Commission
Cedar Rapids
Reichart Will Admitted Estate Valued At 40000
The will of Mrs. Mary Reichart of Chicago who died in Cedar Rapids Iowa on September 11 has been admitted to probate in Chicago. The estate is valued at about $40000 with Cedar Rapids relatives sharing half the estate including Nere sister Joseph Nyere and Louis Nyere brothers along with nieces Sophia Benike Catherine Kar bushcky and Margaret Mau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mary Reichart
Ceder Rapids
Cedar Rapids
Nyere
Joseph Nyere
Sophia Benike
Avenue
Louis Nyere
Catherine Karbushcky
Thirty-third Street
Margaret Mau
Twelfth Street
Cotton Dominates Texas Crop Value At Fifty Three Percent
The report shows cotton accounts for 53 percent of Texas farm crop value, indicating the crop's dominance in the state's agricultural economy. It notes overall crop value levels and highlights cotton as the leading commodity among Texas farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alman Named at Last Goes to Army Despite City Delay
Richard K Alman city arborist without portfolio is appointed to an army period from April 1, 1944 to April 1, 1946. He leaves for the service this week after city efforts to defer him failed. The appointment grants him civilian status on the payroll and enables reference to his position in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard K. Alman
Alman
Ed Stefan
Alman Works
Stefan
Deaths Hugo C. Fabricius Retired Reinbeck Merchant
Hugo Carl Fabricius aged died at his daughter's home in Marion after a brief illness. Born May 5, 1862 in Davenport he married Christina Sieck in Reinbeck and was active in business and civic affairs until retirement. Survived by two daughters and a son, services pending at French Funeral Home and Reinbeck cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Carl Fabricius
Reinbeck
J. I. Merritt
First Avenue
Davenport
Christina M. Sieck
M. L. French
Marion
Congregational Church
Cora
Robert V. Fabricius
Somerville
Tenn
Moen
Long Woman Dies After Lingering Illness at University Hospital
Alice Long wife of Bert O Long of Vinton and formerly of Cedar Rapids died Tuesday morning at University Hospital Iowa City after a lingering illness. Born Alice Denison September 28 1878 at Center Point she married July 2 1894. Surviving are her husband six sons Clair Lloyd Claro Algy Cedar Rapids Waldo Vinton and Pfc Carles Long with an airborne division in England three daughters Mrs Jay Bean Mrs Edmund Kane Cedar Rapids Mrs Louis Savage San Francisco 28 grandchildren two great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Byron Hoaglan Ashland Wisconsin Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Long
Bert O. Long
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
University Hospital
Iowa City
Alice Denison
Center Point
Clair
Lloyd
Claro
Algy
Waldo
Pfc
Carles Long
England
Jay Bean
Edmund Kane
Louis Savage
San Francisco
Byron Hoaglan
Ashland
Wis
Services for Henry Jungklaus Held in Cedar Rapids
Former Cedar Rapids resident Henry Jungklaus died in Bremerton Washington on Friday. Services will be at Turner chapel Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Rev J E DeLong officiating. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. The body arrives in Cedar Rapids early Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jungklaus
Cedar Rapids
Bremerton, Wash
Turner Chapel
J. E. DeLong
Linwood Cemetery
First 1945 arrest by Sheriff Jim Smith unit
Mike J. Bevins, 56, was arrested Tuesday morning by Deputy P. J. Whittemore after using a false $5 check at Armstrong Clothing. The check drawn on Van Horne Savings Bank paid for merchandise and cash. Bevins is held in Linn county jail awaiting disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Mike J. Bevins
P. J. Whittemore
Bevins
van Horne Savings Bank
Armstrong Clothing Company
Armstrong
Linn County
County Papers Named by Linn County Board
The Linn County board of supervisors on Tuesday named the county newspapers for l The Cedar Rapids Gazette The Mt Vernon Hawkeye Record and Lisbon Herald Central City News Letter and Springville New Era and Marion Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Aeen County
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mt. Vernon
County Jail Serves 23 035 Meals in 1944
Sheriff Jim Smith reported Linn county jail served 23 035 meals in 1944 averaging 21 prisoners daily. The year also saw 226 prisoners fingerprinted. Frank J Teply named administrator for his father Frank Teply estate who died December 25 in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Jim Smith
Frank J. Tepley
Frank Teply
Cedar Rapids
Police Court Fines and Fees Totaled 1729 Last Month
The December report to the city council shows $1,729.15 collected in police court fines and fees. The breakdown includes $1,366 in fines, $302.50 in court fees, $45.90 in marshal fees and $14.75 in refunds on meals.
War Bond Drive Closes with Most Quotas Reached
Linn county’s sixth war loan drive ended unofficially with all but one quota met. County sales reach $1,172,616 against a $1,250,000 target outside Cedar Rapids, while the grand county total tops $12,446,072. Cedar Rapids contributes $11,273,456. Series E bonds surge to $2,421,768.25. Final day sales total $149,054.75 with $58,706.25 in Series E bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Cedar Rapids
George Hearn
County War Finance Committee
British Ban on Exile Spaniard
London AP reports the British government refused to allow former Spanish premier Juan Negrin to broadcast from London for a Madison Square Garden meeting in New York. A foreign office spokesman said no facilities were available and Negrin had pledged not to engage in politics while in Britain. Negrin could still send a message by cable, the spokesman noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Spain
Juan Negrin
New York
Madison Square Garden
Foreign Office
Negrin
Dr. Negrin
United States
Freda Kirchwey
Nation
United States State Department
Submarine Harder and Three U. S. Vessels Lost
The U S Navy announced a 1525 ton submarine Harder overdue from patrol presumed lost along with LSM 318 PT 300 and PT 311 in the Philippine and Mediterranean theaters. Harder held a Presidential Unit Citation for sinking Japanese shipping. Next of kin for casualties and wounded aboard the vessels have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Harder
Philippine
Mediterranean
Railroad Footwalk Reopening Bid Sparks City Council Action
The city council on Tuesday received a request from Frank J. Lynott to reopen the footwalk on the Winth Avenue bridge. The footwalk was closed early this fall as unsafe for traffic and has not been repaired due to material shortages. City Engineer Frank Young said the walk remains unsafe for workers, especially when a train with 12 cars crosses. The council took the matter under advisement and said the footwalk would not be reopened in its current state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Lynott
Guea
Brige
Cherry-Burrell Reports Net Income For Year Ended Oct 31
Cherry Burrell corporation reports net income of $562 414 for the fiscal year ended Oct 31, compared with $580 976 or $1 15 a common share for the previous year. The company is based in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry-Burrell
New York
Cherry- Burrel Corporation
Marion Woman, 1886-? Noted Attorney, Dies at 65
Marion born Jan 11 1886 daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George W Toms died Monday at 10 am at Miss Florence Jameson home Cedar Rapids. Coe College graduate she taught at Marion High School and served in Washington DC secret service during WWII later taught at Iowa State Teachers College. Admitted to the bar in 1939 and practiced in Manchester. Survived by brother R C Toms Cedar Rapids. Services Wednesday 2 pm Yocom chapel Marion. burial Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Toms
Marion
Florence Jameson
Higley Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Smith and Wellesley Colleges
Marion High School
Secret Service Department
Washington, D. C
Iowa State Teachers College
Manchester
R. C. Toms
Yocom Chapel
Oak Shade Cemetery
Birthday Party for Russell Marks Eleventh Birthday Attend
Russell celebrated his eleventh birthday with a Monday theater party followed by supper at the Howard Seeks home on 606 Eighth Avenue. Guests included Don Risdal Carroll Baumgartner DeWayne Ness Hugh Leffingwell Elton Remington and Jimmie Hayes. Coco-Malt was served hot or cold. Ralph Meade Jr son of Ralph M Meade of Anamosa leaves for Des Moines to report for navy service after working for Castle Brothers in Merion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Seeks
Howard Seeks
Eighth Avenue
Don Risdal
Carroll Baumgartner
DeWayne Ness
Hugh Leffingwell
Elton Remington
Jimmie Hayes
Ralph Meade, Jr
Ralph M. Meades
Anamosa
Des Moines
Navy
Castle Brothers
Merion
Heeren Family to Move to San Francisco Post Naples Service
Chief Petty Officer H G Heeren and his wife and children plan to leave Wednesday for San Francisco. Heeren has just returned from 28 months of service in the Admiralty islands and will be stationed on the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Heeren
San Francisco
Heeren
Admiralty Islands
Mrs Hal Schiltz Visits Marion With Woodward Editor
Mrs. Hal Schiltz of Woodward spent the weekend in Marion with Mrs. Herbert Gee. She is editor of the Woodward Enterprise while her husband, Lt. (j.g.) Schiltz, is in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Schiltz
Woodward
Marion
Herbert Gee
Woodward Enterprise
J.g.) Schiltz
Local War News and Family Notices
Mrs Callie Knapp learns her grandson Seaman George Knapp has returned after two years at sea and is stationed in Miami. Mr and Mrs Carl Struchen report their son Norman Struchen in the Eighth Air Force in England has been promoted to staff sergeant. W F Kruger is called to Ionia by his sister Dora Kruger's illness. Dr and Mrs L C Dow hear of the Dec 29 birth of a daughter to their son in law and daughter Richard and Jean Fenton of Scarsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Knapp
Seaman
George Knapp
Agen
Miami, A
Carl Struchen
Norman Struchen
Eighth Air Force
England
W. F. Kruger
Ionia
Dora Kruger
L. C. Dow
Richard Fenton
Scarsdale
N.oe Fenton
Jean W
Holiday Visit From Saginaw Teacher Miss Hatch
Miss Rachel Hatch of Saginaw Michigan, a former Lincoln grade school teacher, spent the holidays with her uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs A E Crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Hatch
Saginaw, Mich
Lincoln Grade School
A. E. Crew
Baby Marilyn Kay Miller Born at St Luke's Hospital
A daughter named Marilyn Kay Miller was born on December 30 at St Luke's Hospital to Petty Officer first class Miller serving with the hospital division on the USS Maryland and his wife, Mrs H S Miller, who is staying with her parents, the A E Millers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. S. Miller
Marilyn Kay
Fifth Army Patrol Activity in Italy
Fifth Army patrol probed enemy positions in the Serchio valley sector as the Nazi thrust of last week appeared ended. Allied pressure remained in the Tyrrhenian coast area with German forces massing nearby. The greatest activity Monday occurred near the Eighth Army right flank in the Po valley where a German raiding party crossed the Senio southwest of Fusignano and was repelled by Canadian troops who captured several prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Fifth Army
Serchio
Tyrrhenian
Eighth Army
Senio
Fusignano
Actress Peters Shot In Hunting Accident Near San Diego
AP reports 23 year old Sh E- Tey B 4 had a gun discharge at a Canal4esa gun club south of San Diego. The incident injured the actress in the stomach while she prepared for a hunt. details were not immediately released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holywood
Swesa
Woliet
Rahul
Antie
Miss Peters
Canal4esa
San Diego
Allies Within 72 Miles of Mandalay KANDY
Fourteenth Army troops advance rapidly to within 72 air miles of Mandalay marking a four mile gain since Sunday. The push continues from Kandy as forces press toward the Burmese city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandalay
Kandy
Ceylon
INS
Fourteenth Army
County Banks Named as County Depositories for 1945 Funds
The board of supervisors on Tuesday selected depositories for county funds. Sheriff Jim Smith’s office will use Merchants National and Guaranty Bank and Trust with $10,000 and $50,000 respectively. County offices listed include County Clerk Arthur Axmer with Merchants National $50,000 and other banks allocating sums up to Merchants National at $1,250,000 for the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limm
Board of Supervisors
Jim Smith
Guaranty Bank
Merchants National
Arthur Axmear
Merchants National Bank
Peoples Savings Bank
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
First National Bank of Marion
Lisbon Bank and Trust Company
Mt. Vernon Bank and Trust Company
Otto F. Hanzlik
First Trust and Savings Bank and Peoples Saving Bank
Frank Bates
Alburnett State Bank
Exchange State Bank of Springville
Fairfax State Savings Bank
First Trust and Savings Bank
Dead Total 47 In Train Crash
In Ogden Utah the toll from 1944's worst railroad crash rose as six unknown civilians two women and four men were identified in mortuaries. Military officials had not announced 11 navy personnel among 28 military dead and 19 civilians. The westbound Southern Pacific limited train struck the rear of its first section on the Rock Causeway over Great Salton. Three Iowa soldiers died Pfc Earl Madsen Audubon Pvt Glenn E Youmans Kensett and Pvt Robert E Wieland Lake View. Eighty one injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Southern Pacific
Rock Causeway
Great Salton
Iowa
Earl Madsen
Audubon
Glenn E. Youmans
Kensett
Robert E. Wieland
Lake View
New Year's Auto Woes Plague Local Police News
New Year's weekend police reports highlight car trouble across Iowa City. D W Newman reports a hit and run damaged his parked car on Third Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Streets SE. Lloyd Shooks says about 25 gallons of gas were stolen from his vehicle since Dec 20. Beryl F Brown pays a 25 dollar fine for reckless driving after crashing into a parked car on Fourth Avenue SE near Eighth Street. Detective George Connell and Albert Kunzman collide in two car incident at Wilson Avenue and J Street SW leaving Connell injured and both crews shaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Newman
Iowa City
Third Avenue
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Lloyd Shooks
Sixteenth Avenue
Beryl F. Brown
Twelfth Avenue SE
Fourth Avenue SE
Eighth Street
George Connell
Albert Kunzman
Volga City
Wilson Avenue
J Street
Connell
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kunzman
Schick Hospital to Enlarge Bed Capacity in Clinton
The War Department ordered Schick hospital to increase beds from 1514 to 1776 and send home all men well advanced in recuperation. The medical detachment has moved to temporary barracks, and additional doctors and nurses will be needed with possible new buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
War Department
Schick Hospital
Eighth
Thanks to Friends for Sympathy After Loss
Expressing sincere thanks from Mrs August Guhlow and children for sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of a husband and father. Also gratitude from Mrs Josephine Taylor and family for sympathy and ecards during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Dale O
Collings
Josephine Taylor
Donnha and
Deroid
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants Building
Omaha
Joo Ottumwa Austin
Mason C. W
City Hide and Fur CO
First St. NE
Old City
C. R
B. Venstation
California
Florida
Idaho A
Texas Cael
Ile
Butler Broser
Ceni and Swarker
Peheetine
Chicago Corp
Iowa State Board of Health
City Briefs
Reichart
Hugo C. Fabricius
Jungklaus Services
Marion News
Bernice Toms
Miss Toms
Owen
Italy
Board Names County Banks
Card Afanks
Werlon Monument Co
Third Avenue SE
St. Luke's
Aolitaire
James D Pope
Montrose
Heward
Seward
Lad Lady
Exeeription Pharmacy Faa
Kresee
San Pee Fe
c_G. HO Jeweler
Fuller
Jet Nelson
Mullin
Priday
Munity House
Jean I
St. SW
Esa & Loan
Post Office
Barrines
Pierced
Probasco
Palace Theater
Woerderhoffs
Nora A. Gott
Guaranty
Schndter
Sra Ave
Los Angeles
Vincent’s Jewelry Store
Anna F. Clark
Masseuse
Dial
Rosie
Verene
Paris Academy
CE - Mar
Fran Richey
Bob Welty
Bop Welty
The
Alt. Magi
Novak Heating Co
3Rd Ave
Arnold Ellingson
Fae
Morris
Moor
Granby Ride
Harry _Davis
Smith
Teac Sas
Sparta
Rt. Thomas
Cashman Plumbing Ae & Heating
Ios
Midwest
Apply Pe
Minneapolis
Jos L Davidson
Davidson's
Bakers
Red Crown Bowling Ailey
Mt Town
Ashby
Cosson
S. Ny
Tricity
Agera
Gonstal
Erst Ee
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