Hogs and cattle prices rise in Chicago and Des Moines markets
Hogs gained up to one dollar while receipts and carcass weights show mixed strength. Chicago bids for No 1-3 hogs 190-230 lbs range around 35 dollars and 230-260 lbs near 18 to 19 dollars per hundredweight with other weights reported. Cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges follow, with steers, heifers, and lambs showing varied but generally firm to weak demand. Des Moines Friday trade shows prices mainly 25 to 30 cents higher with top hogs around 12.90 and various weight classes priced from 15 to 18 dollars per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestork
Des Moines
INS
Barrows and Gills
U.S
Fridas
Allis Chalmers
Lake
Crystal
Sir Johns Manville
Ius
Joren Dae
Kenneth Cor
Aleo Produvis
Kresge
Doxer
Cedar Rapids
Bay
Motorola
Borden Co
Warner Tity
J. d
Dotry P
Greei
Uispoum
Rudd
Fanaa
Pac
Butchers
Gelatex
Sl Park Davis
Penick & Por
Chance
Penney Jo Af
Pensi-Cola
Ora
Philea
Phillies
Pittsbeh
Ates
Prigaly
Hadia
Ha Trend Stay Corporation
Fisca Rokers
VENTA
Rexall Brus
Kwelt Tee
Ars, Roebuck
Shell
Simmons
Howard H. Uribe
Shere & Ca
du Pont Sila Grand Mapas
Kauak
Catner Cove
Eaton
Erie
Ber Briegna
Farehid
Huhivetents
Textron l
Trachant &Tale Fel Lewatee
Choi
Fox Film
ANG AD Nh
Union Carbide
Gen Dynamics
Union Pat
Gen Electric
Uni
Ian
Gen Fonds
Alt Lit
Ted Tian
Oni En Motors
Union
Aaraianal & Lettre
Dicen
Uodrich
Ib Ret
Indus
Traud
Rodver
Grace
Araban Paige
Warner Bros
West Penn el
Drewnound
Vaseline Webbers
Dtour Hershey
Linsf
Woolah
Amos
Ind Central
Mass Zeultt
Ghain
Bellas
Dae Gu
Lecharn
Stocks rise across sectors on broad market day
NEW YORK AP reports a broad stock advance with steel, motor, and rail shares up. Volume seen near 2,000,000 as prices gain by fractions to about two points or more. Sioux City cattle receipts 109 with limited slaughter demand and mixed bids. cows steady at 15.00 to 16.40, feeders and cutters 13.00 to 15.00.
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New York
Sioun City
Sioux City
Ranners
Cutter
Grain climbs in active dealings in Chicago market
The Chicago AP report notes grain rose in active dealings Friday. Wheat closed up 14 to 2% higher at March futures 2.22 49 54, corn 5% higher near 1.16 5 4, oats up 4 to 18% and rye advancing, soybeans 1 to 2% higher. Cash grain prices show no wheat and mixed corn and soy values with soymeal up and BR costs listed.
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Chicago
Larson Brothers
A. G. Hoelzen
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Iyiald
Darley
Martim
Cherry Burrell Sales and Earnings Rise in 1957 Report
Highlights of Cherry's shareholder briefing show dairy equipment sales at 57, industrial equipment lagging behind 1956 due to farm tank declines. Pre mix line to soft drink sector weak, supply lines slow but stores stocking as super markets. Working capital up despite retiring 2,821 preferred shares and paying 150,000 on long term debt. 1,000,000 in new machinery and prillment purchases, new management introduced late May 1957. Ultra high temperature milk processing announced as a Cherry Burrell development.
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Ishares
Ec Somit
Legislators Seek Facts on Glenwood School Changes
A group of 11 southwest Iowa legislators met Thursday night in Atlantic with Board of Control members and Dr. J O Cromwell to discuss drastic changes at Glenwood School under new superintendent Alfred Sasser. They pursued facts amid complaints from Glenwood residents after up to 50 employees were dismissed, noting ongoing debates over the institution’s long term patients and services.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Glenwood
Sasser
Frank Hoxie
Shenandoah
Wiliam Harbor
R Henderson
Whitney Hotel
Glenwood School
Hoxie
Harbor
Jim OQ
Henry St- Carson
John Shoeman
Francis Turner
Rcorning
Vern Lisle
R-Clarinda
Conrad Ossian
Stanton
Ledier Kluever
R-Atantic
Peter Steenhusen
Dinvin
Woodward School Operation Faces Protests Over Methods
Three officers of the State Association for Mentally Retarded Children protested at Des Moines against Woodward School practices including alleged tooth-pulling of problem children and questioned patient treatment. They urged expanded fenced play areas and improved shoe fitting while noting recreational programs for many patients. Dr. Grace Sawyer defended governance and called for direct discussion. Dr. J O Cromwell declined further comment en route to Glenwood.
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Des Moines
Iowa Board of Control
State Association For Mentally Retarded Children
State Hospital and School
Woodward
J. O. Cromwell
New State Mental Health
James D. Henderson
Waterton
Elate Association
Fr. L. Emerson
Cedar Falls
Russell Skelton
Dickens
Omaha Livestock Market Report
Receipts around 1000 head with cattle mixed for sale. Heavily fat cattle arriving steady prices, feeders and slaughter cows sparking moderate demand. Trade described as limited by weight and quality with some cattle carrying over to next sale.
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Omaha Livestock
Bam
Bride of 3 Days Loses Diamond Ring On Honeymoon
A newlywed couple in San Antonio Texas reported a missing diamond wedding ring after swimming at a local pool during their honeymoon. Attempts to recover or replace the ring have so far failed.
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Bride of
Tiresda
San Antonio
Texas
Chicago Poultry and Produce Prices On Slow Market
The report shows mixed movement in Chicago markets with USDA price changes and varied demand. Poultry and eggs list moderate activity while potatoes arrivals and U S shipments trend slow, reflecting overall soft market conditions.
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Chicago
Carlet
Mrs. August Nieman Dies at Earlville Funeral
Mrs. August Nieman sr aged 80 dies in Earlville. Funeral services set for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church with burial in Fairview cemetery. Survived by husband four sons five daughters and one brother.
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Farlville
August Nieman
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Fairview
Earlville
Albert Stevn
Delhi
Walter
August, Jr
Albert
Harold
Mary Milroy
Josie Nieman
Velma
Nieman
Waterson
Louise Wollmeyer
Oraha
Neb
Wildred Schoeman
Cedar Falls
Will
Monona
Clifton Funeril Ham
Bank Robbery Hearing for C R Man Postponed
Dubuque reports a preliminary hearing for Curtis Weyer 27 Cedar Rapids linked to the New Vienna Savings Bank robbery on Dec 18 is postponed with no new date set. Weyer charged with entering a bank with intent to rob. co-defendants Donald Roloff 42 and Ted Grapes 47 pled guilty and received 21 year terms. Weyer held on 525 000 bond in Dubuque awaiting future grand jury action.
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Dubuque
Curtis Weyer
Cedar Rapids
Grapes
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Moloff
K. K
Smith
Weyers
Weyer
Traffic court moves in Marion Cedar Rapids cases
Edwin Brink Jr of Cedar Rapids forfeited a 55 dollar bond after speeding charges. Thomas Bassett of Marion paid a 10 dollar fine for speeding amid a roundup of traffic violations in Judge Miles Adams court. Others faced fines or bonds for impairments, signs, mufflers, or control issues with several Marion and Cedar Rapids residents named. Also notes on California travel for Ingwersen and Hartman relatives and funeral services for Clen J Banks in Marion.
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Edwin *. Brink, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Thomas W. Bassett
Marion
Miles Adams
Josephine Mudlaley
David E. Jones
Leon D. Becker
Quentin W. Gilds
Alfred D. Welper
Shirley M. Strachen
Gilds
William L. Greene
Jon M. Noah
Murion
Charles J. Hackman
Greene
Noah
Hackman
Cora M. Eiler
Home Atmosphere Used in Treatment of Mental Illness
Johns Hopkins hospital opens a day ward using a home like setting to treat psychiatric patients. The small 15 person unit offers group and individual therapy, social activities, and meals, emphasizing a family atmosphere and community contact. The program aims to reduce hospital dependency and cut costs.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Hopkins’ Phipps Psychiatric Clinic
Konduc
Molasses Floods Highway After Truck Crash Near South Amana
Three injured in a molasses laden truck crash east of South Amana on Highway 6. Il lingworth pinned under wreckage for 45 minutes in near zero cold. Carrington and Krinkis treated for minor injuries. Fire department extinguished flames. road sanded as spill covered the highway.
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Marengo
South Amana
Highway
Frankllingworth
Newton
Gants Krinkis
Fort Wayne Ind
1. B. Carrington
Savage
Minn
Raymond Hummel
Illingworth
Clingworth
Hummel
Industrial Molasses Company
Carrington
Krauss Furniture
Mingworth
Krinkis
Cedar Rapids
Highway Patrol
Sifieals
Hbis
Edmonton
Alberts Canada
Krinki
William Spurrier
Highway Commission
Niere Manns Visit Central City Relatives Overnight
Mr and Mrs Stanley Niere mann of Neosho Missouri were overnight guests Thursday of their cousin Mrs W C Sheets and Mr Sheets in Central City before leaving Friday for home
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Frances Storm
Ensign Charles Storm
Marion
Traverse City
Mich
Ensign Storm
Leonard E. Storm
Athens
Navy
Stanley Nieremann
Neosho, Mo
Central City
W. C. Sheets
Mr. Sheets
North Western Takes Over Litchfield Route Merger
The North Western Railway completed stock control and merger of the Litchfield and Manison Railway Company. The deal expands NW system to St Louis area linking with lines to the South and Southwest. Interstate Commerce Commission approved the merger with eight million dollars for Litchfield’s 180 000 shares. The L and M liquidated as a separate entity after merger. L and M owned 44.3 miles in southern Illinois and ran segments of three other lines.
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North Western
Litchfield
Chicago
North Western Railway
Litchfield and Manison Railway Company
NW J
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
N.W
MLW
L. and M
Ilinois
Stevenson Named President of Iowa City Chamber
Robert Stevenson was chosen as president of the Iowa City Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting held last evening. The slate includes vice presidents Robert Osmundson and Jim Herriott and treasurer Don E. Summers. New board members listed are W. EB MacArthur Dean Allin, Dakin Loren Housil, Robert Marsden, and James Stewart.
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Iowa City
Robert Stevenson
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herry-Burrell
Cherry
Pebaliadl
Woodward School
Sawyer
Grace Sawyer
Robert Lappen
Board of
Central
Lappen
Cromwell
Glenwood State School
Labor Memo
Ollie Teeter
Yeamly
Alioher
Maris Kate
Weeget
Olfare
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Whipple & Winterberg, Inc
Iowa Theater
Ponce
CSDAI
Crranery
Lexie Medio Kl
First St. NE
Galbraith Heating Company
Thana
Taylor
Lin
C.R. Man
Zella Kitzman
Police Cour
California
Mary Ingwersen
Sacramento
Calif
Henry
Carl Hartman
Ingwersen
Catherine Hartman
Tenth Street
Paul Torrence
Savanna
Terrence
Milwaukee Railroad
Norman J. Waffle
Flbert Waffle
Thoenix
Ariz
Elbert
Waffle
Phoenix College
Young Waffle
Prescott
South
Altlend Funtral
Max Gollaher
Moravia
Gelaher
G. L. Gollaher
Gallaher
George Gollaher
Arlington, Va
Douglas
Britain
Lewis Douglas
William D. Wheat
Montreal
Wheat
Ernest Woolley
Fort Dodge
Walter Frandsen
Ernest Pugh
Winnipeg
Canada
Mrs. Woolley
Royal Neighbors
Valley Camp
Wayman W. Harbaugh
Robert Goodyear
Pauline Nason
Milwaukee
Yahe
Peter Meci
Caroline
Frank
Otto A. Beerman
C. A.rivdals
John McKenna
Eighth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Presbyterian
Westminster House
Marioncile
Monroe Merry Maids
HEA
Robert Carnes
K. E. Paul
Arif Rasheedi
Pakistan
R. W. Drénkhabn
Eileen Morrison
Marlene Hepker
Carol Rinderkoecht
Barbara Freeze
Mary Kay Brenneman
James Kuhn
Merwen J. i Taylor
iStarry
Avenue
Kenneth Nelson
North
jEleventh Street
Frank S. Fairley
Twelfth Street
L. B. Dewees
Thirteenth Street
Rock
Metodist Church
Edison Pharmacy
Ady
the Gazette
Oelwein
Steven Booty
James Bool
Penick & Ford's
Storm
Ben Franklin
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