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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1964
Page
8
Chicago reports mixed livestock results with slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 cents higher for the week. Barrows and gilts remain fully steady while sows rise 50 cents. Estimates show Monday receipts of 12,000 cattle 9,000 hogs and 000 sheep.
Chief Leighton W. Ford warns that roaming dogs are a problem earlier than usual this year. City code requires licensed or unlicensed dogs to be confined or leashed. dog catchers are picking up strays. Violations may bring summons and court action.Buys Site-Curtis Cope acquires a site at 1780 Twenty Fifth avenue from Thomas E. McGowan firm. Ralph L. Chesrown returns from St. Luke's hospital after observation and treatment. J W Bowdish returns home after surgery. Lost: a black and white terrier. reward offered. Local church notices and service times listed. Primary vote scheduled for March 10. Various political remarks and international notes included. Coin shortage plan eyed to triple mint output.
Chicago slaughter cattle and hogs closed mixed with gains. Slaughter steers and heifers rose 25, bulls up 25, hogs steady to strong, barrows and gilts near 16 dollars for light weights, sows 11.25 to 12.50, slaughter lambs up 50. Readouts show prime and high choice loads at 22.75 to 23.50 per cwt for steers and 20.75 for light lambs, with various weight brackets and price ranges across cattle, hog, and sheep classes.
Iowa hog market data shows steady to higher tendencies with Friday receipts at 61 000 and week earlier 37 000. UPI notes price ranges for U S 1 3 and 2 3 butchers by weight from 200 to 500 pounds with various dollar per hundredweight bands for different classes and sizes.
Ozark Air Lines moves to six F-27 turboprop departures daily through Cedar Rapids under a new schedule. Two F-27s replace two Convair 240s, with Flight 717 northbound at 9:19 a.m. and southbound at 1:33 p.m. DC-3 flights stay unchanged. December traffic shows gains over 1962, with passenger and cargo figures listed.
A compact schedule lists churches and pastors with service times for Marion area congregations. Includes First Baptist Grace Baptist St Joseph's Catholic Lutheran Walther Free Methodist and other denominations, detailing worship, Sunday school, sermons and fellowship times for a New Year period.
Four days before Christmas Goldwater remains on crutches as a lighter cast is planned to boost mobility. He aims to appear on Meet the Press, kickoff a campaign dinner in Grand Rapids, and travel to New Hampshire for a midweek campaign swing.
The text notes a continuation from page 1 mentioning church bells ringing in 400 city churches as the Pope lands in Amman and is welcomed at the airport.
A guide to local television listings showing programs on KCRG Cedar Rapids, WMT Cedar Rapids, KWWL Waterloo and KTVO Ottumwa. It covers classic shows including The Hootenanny, Jackie Gleason, Gunsmoke, Burke's Law, Alfred Hitchcock, Lawrence Welk, Joey Bishop, and Come to the Stable among others.
Denver AP reports the U S mint in Denver produces coins at 2.36 billion yearly and aims to raise output by July. The article notes policy discussions and potential adjustments to coin production rates in response to demand and economic conditions.
Pvt Gary D Brown of Belle Plaine recently graduated from the army quartermaster school at Fort Lee Virginia after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri He is the son of Mr and Mrs Drewen F Brown Reported home on leave Saturday Pvt Charles G Tichy son of Mrs Charles Tichy of Ely is en route from San Diego Marine Recruit Depot to Camp Pendleton California for 20 days
Two probate notices dated December 27 1963 and January 2 1964 announce Leona M. Schumacher as Executrix of John B. Schumacher estate and Wallace F. Johnson as Administrator of Elsie Johnson estate both in Linn County Iowa. Debts payable to the estates are requested immediately and claims must be filed with the Linn County District Court. Attorneys Carl Hendrickson Nazette and Bromwell represent the Executrix and Administrator respectively.
The undersigned Nora S Wolverton and Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids were duly appointed as executors of the Benjamin F Wolverton estate in Linn County Iowa on December 27 1963. Shuttleworth and Ingersoll serve as attorneys for the executors.
Iowa Linn County probate records name George David Sam David and Joann David as executors of Alex David late of Linn County deceased. Creditors are urged to file claims promptly with attorney Richard Holden.
Notice of hearing in district court Linn County Iowa adoptions. Petitioners Harley Hartman Jr and Ramona Hartman seek permission to adopt minor Cecil Dale Pearson, alleged abandoned by Melvin Nile Pearson and Lorraine Fae Pearson. Hearing set for 10:00 A M January 24, 1964 at Linn County Courthouse Cedar Rapids. Attorneys Maurice L Nathanson Cedar Gagems.
In the District Court a hearing is set for January 10 1964 at 9:00 A M on the last will and testament of Jackson J Wise late of the county deceased to prove and admit the will to probate at the Court House Cedar Rapids Iowa Melvin J McCalley Clerk District Court Lawrence Attorney
No 30464 notices that Lydia C Lindsey, late of this county, deceased, will come before the District Court at 9:00 January 10 for proof and admission of probate. Cedar Rapids Iowa January 3 4 Melvin J McCalley Clerk District Court Bleakley and Victor Attorneys.
Notice sets 8:30 AM January 22 1964 at City Hall Cedar Rapids for hearing on proposed storm sewer plans specifications and contract forms for Center Point Road Northeast from 32nd Street to 43rd Street area with estimated cost 31713.25. Objections may be filed in writing and oral opposition heard. City Clerk Harold G Schaefer dated January 2 1964. Published January 4 1964.
City of Cedar Rapids Iowa invites sealed bids for storm sewer construction at designated street locations with 10 percent bid bond, Iowa preference for state products, payment by city warrant within 30 days after acceptance, bid opening January 22 1964, City Clerk and Engineer offices on file.
Charter No 2511 shows assets of 27 799 773 70 up to 31 415 391 12 with deposits totaling 112 635 101 90. The report lists demand deposits 87 307 056 06 and time and savings deposits 25 328 045 84. Directors Louis Fellman Sutherland and S E Coquillette attest, with Co F Peremsky cashier signing the statement.
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