Hogs and cattle prices mixed as Friday receipts rise
USDA estimates Friday salable livestock at दिया hogs 7 000 and cattle 1 900 with sheep 1 000. Beal able hogs under 220 pounds steady. heavier hogs 25 cents lower. Weights over 220 pounds uneven with some decreases, butters steady to 28 cents higher on heavies. Cattle generally steady with some loads up to 30.50 per cwt. Calves and veal steady to mixed. sheep fully steady to firm with lambs up for sale.
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Chicago
USDA
Nebraskas
Omaha cattle receipts steady with modest strength noted
Iowa fed yearling steers bring $33.00 with two loads at $27.50 and $28.00. Most choice steers around $24.50 to $25.00 per cwt. several loads near $24.50 for 1260 lb steers. Ba choice steers about $19.50 to $24.00. Utility cows $9.75 to $11.50, canners and cutters $4. to $5.50, commercial bulls up to $19.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
USDA
Sioux City Livestock Report Highlights Steady to Strong Cattle Trade
Sioux City livestock market shows 2,300 cattle receipts with slaughter steers largely steady to higher by 50 or more for high choice and prime. Heifers steady, cows little changed, bulls firm, stockers and feeders about steady. Prices listed: choice fed steers 24.50 to 27.25, choice heifers 24.00 to 24.50, utility cows 10.25 to 11.25, mixed stock steers 15.00 to 19.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
USDA
Des Moines Fenceins Pork Market Report Thursday
Prices largely steady to cents with live hogs and sows showing mixed gains. Top reported at 17.50 for heavy hogs while ranges extend from 13.75 to 16.75 across weight classes and carcass totals. Demand and on demand listings appear active with Wednesday figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Ae Waterloo
INS
Des Moines
C. R. MARKETS POULTRY AND GRAIN PRICES
The notice lists spring fryers and various poultry prices by weight, current egg receipts, and grain values including No. 2 yellow corn at 1.40 and new crop soybeans at 2.66. It also notes straw prices from 12.00 to 14.00 and native wool at 44 cents, with Dow Jones averages supplied by Francis J. duPont and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow-Jones
Francis J. duPont and Company
Rational Bank
Oberman 65 Former Iowa Legislator Dies at Home
Former State Rep Claude Oberman died at his home in Yarmouth Wednesday night. A Republican, he was re-elected in the November 2 election and resigned shortly after due to ill health. Services set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Yarmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
INS
Claude Oberman
Oberman
Des Moines
Allstate to Interview Salesmen in Cedar Rapids
Allstate Insurance Company will interview candidates for sales positions in Cedar Rapids January 11 and 12. The ad promises guaranteed high income, local travel only, annual paid vacation, profit sharing, and promotional materials. Applicants should have central sales background and participate in renewal practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allstate Insurance Company
Sears, Pownick and Company
Cedar Raps
Allstate
Gun Central
Avenue
Des Ertes Laws Insurance Company
Wall Street Slips as Sell-Off Intensifies
New York stocks slid on Thursday after two major waves of selling. Prices fell steeply in late trading with many issues down about five points or more. Market activity remained heavy with an estimated six million shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ex-Mayor Flatley Receives Workhouse Term in Erie
Former Erie mayor Thomas W. Flatley, 67, who pleaded guilty to violating his oath of office and conspiracy in a $20 million gambling syndicate, drew one and a half to three years in the Allegheny county workhouse and a $1500 fine. He resigned his $7000 yearly post after pleading guilty. Also sentenced were Stanley Schwartz, Erie Democratic leader, and former Police Inspector Jack Martin. Schwartz got the same sentence as Flatley. Martin received one and a half to two years in Erie county jail and a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Pa
Thomas W. Flatley
Allegheny County
Flatley
Stanley Schwartz
Erie Democratic
Jack Martin
Schwartz
Martin
Erie County
Motor Freight Rate Increase Is Denied in Iowa
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce received notice Thursday from the Middlewest Motor Freight bureau that a proposed 10 percent across-the-board intrastate rate hike for Iowa shipments was denied. The Traffic bureau and shippers opposed the increase citing protests and the need for further consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Middlewest Motor Freight Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Grain Declines In Active Trade
Chicago AP reports grain prices mostly lower amid active dealings. Wheat slipped about 1 percent with March at 2.3012, corn down 14-15 percent to 1.5544, oats near 12 percent higher to 78 percent, rye 2 to 2 percent lower at 1.19, soybeans down 15.4 percent to 2.804 in January, with March and January futures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago grain prices and soy products report
Chicago market bulletin lists Wheat No 2 red at 1.35 dollars per bushel and Corn prices including No 1 yellow at 1.59 and No 4 at 1.45 with various delivery notes. Soybean oil holds 12 percent, soybean meal quoted around 68 and 69 dollars per ton, barley malt at 1.30 to 1.52 with lower malt at 1.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chursday
Admiral
Inland Steel
Intl Hary
Alleshany Core
Allied Chem
Int 1
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Am'n Air
Jeff Lake
Amer Crystal
Johns Manville
Laughlin
Aim'n
Ennecott Cor
Kresge
Libby McNeill
Kroger Co
Am‘n Steeys
Libbey Owens
Tobacco
Amn Woolen
Lockheed
Loews, Inc
Armco Tee
cKesson & R Armour Co
Marshall
Martin
Atlantic A ‘Ne
Avco Az Co
Baldwin Samia
Alto & Mic
Wardth Steel
Maria Corp
Blaw Knox
Biscuit
Boeing Airp
Nati Dairy Porg Warner
Ostirs Bridgeport
Natl Steel Bucyrus
Eric
Central Bu Cc
Norac
Canada Dry Burroughs Corp
Nor Amn North Amn Co
Avi Canad. Pac
Pac Case Jd
Panhandle Oil Caterpillar
Penick & Ford
Penna
Cerro de Pasco
J C Penney Certainteed
Pepsi-Cola
Ches
Ohio
Philco Cheo, Corp
Phillips Pet Cheo
Gt. Wes
N.W. Iia
Pittsbed
Chrysler Corp
Colum
Quaker
Eis’ Cole
Palmolive
Ra Corp Cole
Col. Gas Sys
Rep Steel
Rexall Drug Comi Solvents
Rockwell Spe
Edison
Sa" Pont
Stan Oil Calif
Stan Astern
Odak
Fairchild
Corpie
Reston T
Texas Gulf
Fruehauf
Fox Film
Gen Dynamics
Union Carbide
Acca Uni
Air Lines
Tissi 1
Mette" Co
Orp
Walworth
Gior Ry
Warner Bros
Penn el
Hayes
Wes Union
Houston
Cessna Air
Nat Bellas Dumont Lab
Kaiser
Chicago
Chicago Produce Markets Report Steady to Mixed Prices
Chicago markets show butter receipts at 1 379 292 pounds with prices down four cents on some grades. Eggs receipts 15 476 cases with mixed price movements and quality classes. Cheese mostly steady with small variances. Live poultry steady with various bird prices. Potatoes arrivals total 32 on track 175 with U S shipments 659 and regional russet prices listed. Old stock figures reference new stock activity inactive Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Idaho
Oregon
Wisconsin
New York Produce Market Prices Mixed for Butter and Eggs
In New York market reports from AP USDA butter prices show unsettled trading with receipts at 724,667. Creamery grades range 58 1/2 to 58 3/4 cents for A scores and 57 to 57 1/4 for B and 56 1/4 to 56 1/2 for C. Eggs move barely steady with 13,476 receipts and varieties priced across extras to dirties, including large, extra large, and standards with multiple per-pound ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
USDA
Amana Refrigeration Plans Production Increase in 1955
Amana Refrigeration announces a production boost for 1955 with substantial growth in home freezers and a doubling of room air conditioner output. Executive VP George C Foerstner says 1954 was the first year for ACs and plans to double that line this year. The expansion will add new jobs as the company now employs over 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMANA
Amana Refrigeration, Inc
George C. Foerstner
Foerstner
Handicapped Essay Contest Announced in Iowa
An essay contest titled A Decade of Progress in Employing the Physically Handicapped will be held in Iowa. Open to eleventh and twelfth graders, it is sponsored by Eisenhower's committee and endorsed by school associations. National first prize is $1000. state prizes include $50 and two $25 awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
H. J. Eberhart
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Employment Security Commission
Eisenhower
Eberhart
Doctor Julius H Johnson Dies at 97 after 57 Years Retired
Houston obituary notes Dr Julius H Johnson who left medical practice 57 years ago due to ill health died Wednesday aged 97. He continued to live in Houston throughout his retirement and was remembered for his long career in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Julius H. Johnson
Signer of Peress Discharge Seeks Job as Sergeant
John J. McManus who signed the honorable discharge for former Major Irving Peress says he is seeking enlistment in the army as a master sergeant. He was released from active duty November 4 and notes his civilian options versus retirement eligibility at 49. He hopes Washington’s review signals a possible return to duty as a major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peress
Rochester
N.Y
John J. McManus
Irving Peress
Army
McManus
McCarthy
Washington
cManus
Senator to push new inquiry on Peress case
Senator Daniel of Texas said he will move to start a new investigation into the Peress case. He expected at least 25 Senate colleagues from both parties to sponsor a resolution urging the full story be made public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel
Texas
Peress
Senate
Linn County Welfare Report Details Old Age and Blind Payments
State welfare data show Linn County average old age and needy blind payments above state averages while aid to dependent children lags. Average neady blind payment was 78.95 dollars, with 68 cases totaling 5,368.50. Old age average 57.86 dollars for 1,292 cases. ADC average 106.93 dollars with 227 cases and 795 children. County totals: old age 74,752. blind 103,664. ADC 24,274. State totals: old age 2,427,935. blind 103,664. ADC 720,397.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Welfare Department
Linn
State Department of Social Welfare
ADC
S. Linn
Linn County
Suspended Sentence For Central City Man In False Check Case
Francis E. O'Brien of Central City pled guilty to cashing a false 100 dollar check on November 29. Judge Charles Penningroth gave a suspended one year Linn county jail term and ordered surrender of liquor permit. He must restitution by July 1 on 200 dollars of bad checks and the remaining money by January 1, 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. O’brien
Central City
Linn County
Charles Penningroth
O’brien
Penningroth
Sheriff Probes Troy Mills Disturbance After Game
The Troy Mills sheriff's office investigates a disturbance at the Kramer cafe after a basketball game against Walker. Deputy Harry Ackerman says a group of young men attempted a fight with Troy Mills high school players and followed the school bus to Troy Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Kramer
Troy Mills
Harry Ackerman
Walker
Ackerman
Wills of Minehart and Trachta admitted to probate
The wills of Leo W. Minehart who died December 14 and Frank F. Trachta who died December 15 were admitted to probate Thursday. Minehart names his widow Irene as sole heir and executrix without bond. Trachta names his widow Mary as sole heir and executrix without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo W. Minehart
Frank F. Trachta
Mr. Minehart
Irene
Mr. Trachta
Mary
Irma Dovey Publishes Play Reading Article
Miss Irma Dovey, principal of Jackson school, writes in The Instructor January issue about creative dramatics as a tool to spur reading in children with a focus on elementary style play readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Dovey
Jackson School
New Rulings Made for 54 Corn Loans
Iowa announces a discount schedule for damaged 1954 corn to aid loan eligibility. Loans will be issued at 3 to 10 cents per bushel off the established rate for grain meeting moisture and damage standards, with further adjustments if delivered as No 3 grade or better next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INL
ASC
Drouth
Commodity Credit Corporation
Washington
Iowa Asc
Iowa
Dwight W. Meyer
Meyer
Citizen Objects To Using Wooded Area for a Dump
E. J. Petranek told Cedar Rapids city council the 94 acre tract near Prairie creek and Ely road SW recently bought for 20000 should not be used as a landfill. He warned the area’s natural beauty would suffer and called for preserving Cedar Lake and outdoor teaching spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Petranek
Prairie Creek
Ely Road
Petranek
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Lake
New Iowa Incorporations Rise to 1367 in 1954
Des Moines AP reports 1367 new articles of incorporation filed in 1954, up from 1176 in 1953, with 570 domestic, 215 foreign, and 533 charitable filings. Closings fell to 397 from 411, reflecting a slight decrease in firms ceasing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Secretary of State
Iowa
Police and Fire Department Get Raises in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids approves salaries raising pay by 13 dollars monthly for 182 police and fire employees. Each man gains 156 dollars yearly, costing about 28392 annually. Fire Chief Jesse Hunter and Police Chief William Kudrna praise morale and ability to attract better qualified staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceder Rapids
Jesse Hunter
William Kudrna
Kudrna
Rom
Hunter
Cnts
Checkup Ordered For Four Held in Blasphemy Case
Four Polish refugees in New Britain are ordered to undergo psychiatric examinations after being charged with blasphemy. The group including John Tschaplinski 50 and Mieczyslaw Majewski 38 wore black robes and carried Bibles in court. Police described Tschaplinski as having a crown of thorns and a cross found in his kitchen. The defendants, displaced persons living in the same tenement, faced bond and a case tied to a Connecticut blasphemy statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Tschaplinski
Mieczyslaw Majewski
Antonina Suszko
Dina Karanowicz
Harry Ginsburg
Social Security Moves to New Cedar Rapids Office Space
Social Security Administration field office in Cedar Rapids relocates after 15 years from 329 Post Office building to four rooms on the second floor of the same building numbered 222 223 224 and 225. Later this month Linn county draft board will move into the vacated quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Cedar Rapids
Postal Transportation Service
Linn County Draft Board
Social Security
Haven Club Meeting at YMCA on Sunday
City brief notes a Haven Club meeting for handicapped adults at the YMCA Sunday at 2 p.m. Also mentions a Quaker Oats club meeting and a furrier ad, plus a license suspension for Irving Waters and an evening mass at Immaculate Conception in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven Club
YMCA
Trojan Lodge 548 Installs Officers in Masonic Ceremony
Wharton Trojan Lodge 548 A F and A M held installation night in the Masonic temple with worshipful master Howard Brinton and senior and junior wardens Robert Hess and Merle Coker. Other officers installed included Ralph Michel and A J Andrews deacons and Clifford Henderson and W R Failor stewards, plus E E Lala as tyler. Holdover officers Z N Lundy treasurer James Cipera secretary Rev C V R DeJong chaplain. George E Michel installed as installing master and W D Neff as installing marshal. A dinner by Eastern Star preceded events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojan Lodge
Howard Brinton
A.F
A.M
Masonic Temple
Robert M. Hess
Merle E. Coker
Ralph C. Michel
A. J. Andrews
Clifford J. Henderson
W. R. Failor
E. E. Lala
Tyler
Z. N. Lundy
James E. Cippera
Gardner couple welcome daughter in Evanston
Mr and Mrs Howard Gardner of Evanston Illinois announce the birth of a daughter born January 5. The mother Janet Cheadle is a niece of Mrs Jerry J Mann of Marion and daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Cheadle of La Salle Illinois, formerly of Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gardner
Evanston, Ill
Gardner
Janet Cheadle
Jerry J. Mann
Marion
Glenn Cheadle
la Salle, IL
Violations heard in Mayor Seevell court last week
In Mayor Elmer M. Seevell’s court activity C R Kisinger presiding, Alfred Frances Schultz of Oxford faced speeding charges with a forfeited 15 pound bond, and Herman E. Soderberg of Rock Island paid an 8 dollar bond for failure to stop at a stop light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer M. Seevell
C. R. Kisinger
Alfred Frances Schultz
Oxford
Herman E. Soderberg
Rock Island
Jessie Butters Granted City Permit for Remodel
Mrs Jessie Butters of 1567 Eighth Avenue receives a building permit from City Clerk Neva Fuller to remodel her property the improvement cost未 specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Butters
Eighth Avenue
Neva Fuller
Denver-Chandler Boettcher Returns From Holidays
Denver resident Denver-Chandler Boettcher has resumed his studies for a master of business administration at the University of Denver. He spent the holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs L R Boettcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Chandler Boettcher
Denver University
L. R. Boettcher
Presbyterian Women’s Organization Names Officers
Officers to begin service in January include President Mrs Sherman A Fontaine First Vice President Mrs Ralph J Williams Second Vice President Mrs Lester Webber Secretary Mrs Ernest Woolley and Treasurer Mrs Lee R Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women’s Organization
Sherman A. Fontaine
Ralph J. Williams
Lester Webber
Ernest Woolley
Lee R. Fitzgerald
Roscoe Stevens Jr. Called Home Over Brother Illness
Roscoe Stevens III of Trivoli Illinois has been summoned to Marion due to the serious illness of his brother Roscoe F. Stevens. The hospitalized brother has been at St Luke's since December 27 and shows no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Stevens
Ili
Paul Stevens
Trivoli
Til
Marion
Roscoe F. Stevens
Stevens
St. Luke’s Hospital
Traffic Cases Heard by Justice BidDick
Last week in the court of M H Bid dick justice of the peace James W Shuman Center Point was fined 5 dollars and costs for a stop sign violation Alfred W Alteneder Iowa City was fined 25 dollars and 10 dollars suspended for improper passing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Biddick
Justice of the Peace
James W.shuman
Center Point
Alfred W. Alteneder
Iowa City
U S Circle Plans Friday Supper Meeting
U S circle will meet Friday at :30 with Mr and Mrs Donald Beck. Husbands of members will be guests at this supper and meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Donald Beck
De Wees Return From Arcadia Holiday Visit
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. De Wees have returned from Arcadia California where they spent the holidays with their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Reedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. de Wees
Arcadia
Calif
L. M. Reedy
Mrs Reed Returns From Week-Long Visit
Mrs. Guy A. Reed of Independence has returned home after a week's visit with her sister Mrs. George McBride. Free stick deodorant with 98¢ or lotion at Sorg Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy A. Reed
Independence
George McBride
Sorg
Ames Students Return to College Studies
To Ames Donovan Morrison and Ralph Martin Jr have returned to Ames to resume studies at Iowa State college. Mrs Henry Smith is ill at her home on Marion Boulevard. Mr and Mrs Phil Moorhead and their sons Steven and Allen moved to a new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Donovan Morrison
Ralph Martin, Jr
Iowa State College
Henry Smith
Marion Boulevard
Phil Moorhead
Steven and
Allen
Exchange State Bank Report of Condition 1954
Report of condition for Exchange State Bank of Springville Linn county Iowa as of December 1954. Assets include cash balances 197979.28 US Government obligations 941183.68 loans and discounts 394276.92 and premises 3805.00. Liabilities show deposits totaling 1091469.48 and capital accounts 1091469.48. Signed by J B Emmons vice president and A Ellyson cashier on 1955-07-07.
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Exchange State Bank of
Springville
Linn County
Iowa
State of Iowa
United States
Ank
J. B. Emmons
Ellyson
A & Elilyson
Cashier
Moorhead Returns Home After Collin's Radio Assignment
Moorhead, an employee of Collins Radio Company, has just completed his assignment and returned to his residence at 1460 English Boulevard this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Boulevard
Moorhead
Collins Radio Company
Marion Lodge Installs 1926 Officers at Masonic Temple
Marion Lodge No. 6 A F and A M installed worshipful master Marion Lodge Alvin E Haehlen and a slate of officers including N E Hammond money marshal F R Lance chaplain Walter Bensch and Robert J Brodie wardens Emery J Miller treasurer R E Leidigh secretary John Heerner and Wallace Kemp deacons Theodore Folkers and B D McCormick stewards Ware Lake tyler Past master Stewart Hawk presented certificate to outgoing master Richard A Ware A Cedar Rapids guest Dr Marion H Williams spoke on Why is Masonry A turkey dinner for 100 preceded the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge
Alvin E. Haehlen
Marion Lodge No. 6
Secor
James P. Gable
John S. Heerner
Wallace S. Kemp
Theodore H. Folkers
B. D. McCormick
Ware Lake
Tyler
Stewart Hawk
Richard A. Ware
Marion H. Williams
Cedar Rapids
R. F. Robson
The
Eastern Star
Local Man Jack W Ellis Returns Home From Hospital
Jack W. Ellis of 807 Eighth Avenue was discharged from Cedar Rapids hospital and returned to his home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Ellis
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Harland Knight Thanks Friends for Kindness
Mrs Harland Knight expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for gifts flowers cards and kindness shown during her recent time of need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harland Knight
Mollie Keith Leaves for Mt Holyoke in Massachusetts
Mollie Keith has departed for South Hadley Massachusetts to study at Mt Holyoke College after spending the holidays with her parents Dr J J Keith and Mrs Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Keith
J. J. Keith
South Hadley
Mass
Mt. Holyoke College
Montreal Ranked as Second Largest French Speaking City
Montreal is identified as the second largest city globally for French language use, trailing only Paris, highlighting its prominence in Francophone culture and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
City of Cedar Rapids approves 1955 budget by ordinance
City Council enacts Ordinance No 2927 detailing appropriations for the General Street Public Safety Sanitation Municipal Enterprises Recreation Utilities Debt Service Trust and Agency State Road Use Tax Humane Society Liquor Profit and related funds for 1955. It sets millage levies, estimated revenues and balances for each fund and directs urgent enactment to preserve public welfare. The ordinance was filed December 20 1954 and published January 6 1955 in the Cedar Rapids Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Interpalley
Cedar Rail
E City Treasury
Public Safety
Code of Iowa
Ity
Sanitation
Municipal Enterprises Fund
Municipal Enterprises
Lowa
Theunicipal Enterprises Fund
Roel Cy
State of
Humane Society Fund
State
Town
Limunty
Layer Milo J
Maude Mog
Krebs
Tide J
Ceian Rapids
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Cater Rapids
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Wall Street
Las Airlines
Dewe Aar
ATA
Morria Kats
Police and Fire Department
State Law
Steven E. Perakos
Connecticut
Tschaplinski Teache
Miss Suszko
D. E. Griffith
Granby Bldg
1St Ave. SE
Berger Furrier
Quaker Oats Club
Philodendron Vines
Pierson’s
Ellis Blvd
Irving Waters
Tenth Street
Municipal Court
First Avenue E
Park Court
Fourteenth Streets
Chevrolet
Adv
Immaculate Conception Church
William Schulte
Immaculate Conception
Wharton
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Wolverine
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Edison’s
Correst
Margaret J. Emmons
Johnston
Norma Nachtrieb
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