Heavy hog runs drive livestock prices down in Chicago market
Chicago market reports Wednesday livestock receipts showed unusually heavy loads with hogs about 23 000 and cattle 9 000. Prices fell 10 to 20 cents, best hogs at 11.50 versus 11.65 prior day and 11.85 last week. Salable arrivals surpassed Monday’s estimate, many by truck, with record trucked receipts at the yards. Cattle receipts declined from Monday but remained above official estimates. fed steer trade slower with some held over from Monday. Lamb bids were 10 to 15 cents lower as the sheep market opened weak.
Grain Sharp Break Reverses Monday Action In Chicago Markets
Grain futures fell sharply as price control bill developments, including possible removal of veto powers, spurred bearish pressure. Wheat slipped to about 1.30 a bushel, corn down over a cent, soybeans down up to 3 ¾ cents. oats, rye also lower. Cash bids showed mixed declines, with lard prices rising slightly. Market notes cite milling demand and government policy as key factors behind the reversal from Monday's gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicalgo
Gemead
Senate
Wickard
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog receipts total 29 900 with top 11 50 and bulk 160 240 lb pigs around 11 15. Sheep receipts 7 900 with fat lambs steady to 25 cents lower and natives/ fed lambs around 12 25 12 40. Cattle receipts 8 500 with fed steers and yearlings in moderate supply, top 14 99 for choice yearlings, cows and bulls weaker, vealers uneven with frequent 25 cent declines. Monday’s results set January record for fed cattle since 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept Agriculture
Handy Wright
Tow Hog Prices From Des Moines and Interior Iowa
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hour period ended Tuesday at 2 am totaled 1 000 dollars. Activity described as fairly active, steady to slower with lighter weights and varying prices across ranges. Sows and barrows offered in multiple weight brackets with prices listed from 80 to 140 for various lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOWA
Des Moines
INS
Us& Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Butchers: Averages and weights listed in Austin Minn notice
Fragments show numbers and ranges like 149-150 882049 5¢ and 250-160 ts 89.6569 95 160-170 Ibs 8995410 25 170-189 bs $810 25. Reads like a damaged market or price notice for meat with weights in pounds and various price figures. No clear event or names identified.
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Austin Minn
Hog Price Report From Mason City and Waterloo Markets
Hog prices across Mason City and Waterloo show mixed but largely stable to slightly lower bids. Prices vary by weight class with leaner hogs around 89.75 to 1025 per sack and sows and heavier ranges noted, reflecting a fluctuating market for mid 20th century regional sales.
Cattle and Hog Market Prices Tumble Through Uneven Trading
Market notes show fat cattle steady to good with varied prices for grades and weights. Hogs drifted with mixed bids across weight classes from 120 to 600 pounds, reflecting modest gains in some ranges and declines in others.
Omaha Livestock Prices Rough, Hogs and Cattle Mixed
AP dispatch from Omaha reports hog receipts about 8 000 with weights arguing for steady to weaker sows and stronger heavier butcher hogs. Top hog price 11.15 with multiple weight brackets noted. Cattle receipts 6 000 with calves and cows mostly steady to higher in some slaughter classes and stockers. Slaughter steer prices around 11.25 to 12.50, cows 8.00 to 9.50, bulls 9.00 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 3 500 with fat lambs slow and steady trend. feeding lambs stronger and native lambs and ewes trading around 60 to 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City Market Report Mixed Livestock Prices
AP summary of agricultural receipts showing cattle calves and stockers mostly steady with some higher and lower ranges across categories. Hogs improved with best loads around 11.19 per cwt while sheep and lambs held firm above 12.00.
Livestock prices rise in Peoria cattle hog market report
Peoria reports hogs with lighter weights selling up to 20 cents higher at 300 pounds and top prices around 1140. Sows ease about 10 cents. Cattle receipts total 459 with good fed steers around 12.75 and calves near 16.40. Sheep show steady to higher demand with lambs around 12.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Packers
Good Packers
Hogs Weaken on Local Market as Prices Dip
Local hog market shows declines today with prime hog prices down a cent and packers off five cents. The long haul no fill top falls to eleven dollars.
Wall Street Stocks Listings From Tuesday Quotation Sheet
Publisher J E Bennetsi & Co features a Tuesday quotations page listing Abbott Lab Intl Mining Adams Express Int Nickelli Juneau Intl Paper Allied Chem Johns Manville Allis Chalmers Kennecott Cooper Amn Can Kreese Amn Com Alc Kroger Amn Hide Amn Lehigh Val Amn Intl Lindey Owens Amn Leco Amn Maracaibo Amn Pow & L Lockheed Mills Amn Smelting Amn Te l & Te l Mathiesen Ark Amn Miami Cor Amn Natl Belfast Atlantic Ris Natl Cash Atl Coast Natl Dairy Aviation Corp Natl Distirs Baldwin Loco Natl Gypsum Natl Pow & L Barnsdale Amn Avi Bendix Packard Otis Packard etc.
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J. E Bennetsi & Co
Merchants National Bank
Abbott Lab
Adams Express
Nickelli
Juneau
Allied Chem
Kresee
Kroger G
Lehigh Val
Amn
Intl Corp
Lindey Owens
Amn Leco
Myers
Maracaibo
Pow & L
Lockheed
Amp Foil Mills
Nati Pow & L Barnsdail
WNY Centra
Eira
Amn Co
Beatrice Crmy
Nor
Avi
Bendix Amia
Packard Mtrs
Rden Co
Pon Oun
Warner
Utah
Ridgeport Ga
Henick & Ford
Cerro de Pasco
Pullman
Pure Oi
Ches & In
Pority Baker
Chee Gt Wen
Gagie Corp
Chrysler Mot
Radio Keith
Rem Ranc
Coca Cola
Repb
Cole Palmolive
Colo
Timken Pet
Autolitex
Uni Atrersft
Ord Eneland
Gai Air
Gillette & Ra
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas Imp
Glidden
We Bee
Tire
Igm
Ieee
Walworth
Warner Bros
Greyhound
We Union
Hayes Bodr
Hiram Welker
Nmpers
Howe Sound
Willys Ovid
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Rayon
Yaestwo
Amour & Co
Midwest Corp
Cedar Rapids Market Summary Mixed Farm Prices
Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market notes show wheat No 1 at $1.12 and No 2 at $1.10 per bushel, oats No 2 white at 3 cents, soybeans No 2 yellow at 81 62, and various livestock bids including hens at 6 cents per pound, leghorns and heavy cocks traded around several cents, with vegetables listing lettuce cranberries and lemons alongside miscellaneous feed and hay prices.
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Chicago
Femme Grace
Metals Lead Stock Rally On Washington Hopes
Industrial commodity stocks rose on Tuesday with gains in United States Rubber and peers like Goodyear Goodrich and Kennecott while leaders across sectors added fractions and declines were few. Notable risers included Union Pacific United States Steel Bethlehem Chrysler Sears Roebuck Douglas Aircraft Westinghouse American Can American Telephone and Youngstown Sheet.
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New York
Washington
United States Rubber
Goodyear
Goodrich
Anaconda
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
American Zinc
St. Joseph Lead
Cheese prices in Wisconsin weekly report
The Wisconsin cheese exchange lists prices for the week with Twins at 234 cents and cheddars at 332 and a half cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creesf Ymouth
Wis
Wisconsin
Exchence
Chicago Produce Markets Report Steady to Firm Prices
Receipts and prices for poultry butter eggs cheese and potatoes in Chicago markets. Poultry steady with hens leghorn and white rock prices listed. butter about 36 to 36 1/2 cents. eggs firm with various grade prices. cheese at 24 1/4 to 25 cents. potato arrivals and on track totals given with multiple regional varieties and prices from Idaho Nebraska Minnesota and Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Colored Springs
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rock Springs
Idaho
Cobblers
New York Egg and Poultry Receipts Show Firm Market
AP reports steady receipts across eggs cheese and dressed poultry with mixed color grades for eggs and firm demand for live poultry. Creamery butter and dairy items show strength while turkey demand remains good in Western regions and various price ranges are noted for old and young birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Butter Prices Show Varied Dips Across Months
Market notes indicate butter prices drifting between December and March with December at 32 1 2 cents, January around 31 cents, and March near 33 90. Local deltas suggest small fluctuations per standard Producer quotes from Lamson Bros. and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Bros. and Co
Idieas
Ieee
Bond Markets Rally Amid Rail Loan Demand in New York
Demand for rail loans lifted the bond market in New York as midmorning gains appeared. Corporate issues like Central 4s and Rock Island General 4s held modest advances while U S governments varied with 2s and 2S bonds. Latin American issues cooled after recent strength, and the Dow's bond components showed mixed moves with modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central
Rock Island General
Northern
Pacific
Central Ss
Western Union
UC. S
Death notices from Waukon and Vinton in Iowa obituaries
Funeral services for Phillip Mahe 83 of Waukon were held at St. Patrick s church after dying Saturday at the Arthur O Brien home. He was born in French Creek Township on a Patrick Maher farmed life and was survived by a sister in Washington. In Vinton funeral services were held for Mrs Jerry Cottrell 60 at the Alcorn and Guenther chapel with Rev Claude i presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Phillip Mahe
Arthur O’brien
St. Patrick's Church
Mt. Olivet
Patrick Maher
French Creek Township
Catherine Hayes
Mary Cassidy
State of Washington
Vinton
Jerry Cottrell
Alcorn and Guenther Chapel
Claude i
Mrs Gibney Installed as Past Noble Grand of Rebekah Lodge No 35
Ruth Gibney was installed as past noble grand of Rebekah Lodge No 35 assisted by Maude Siver of the Maine lodge in Cedar Rapids. Officers named include Clara Tilton as noble grand Ruth Booze treasurer Rose Garrison as treasurer. Roy C. Brague district deputy grand master spoke. Refreshments served to 120 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gibney
Maude Siver
of Maine Lodge of
Cedar Rapi
Clara Tilton
Noble Grand
Ruth Booze
Rose Garrison
Harry J. Murphey
Orville O'Kelly
Gibney
Lodge
Frank Clark
Ethel
Early English Music Shared By Musical Literary Club
The Musical Literary club met Monday evening at Mrs. G. McDonniel’s home with program notes by Mrs. A. J. Keyes. Verle Breed sang When Love Is Kind, Edna Roberts accompanied. LaVerna Crew sang The Lass With the Delicate Air with Roberts.Duets This Is My Father's World and Beautiful Dreamer performed by C. V. De Jong Merle Robison with Gilbert Voorhies on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Literary Club
Foster
C. V. R. de Jong
C. Merle Robison
Gilbert Voorhies
Funeral attendance for Harmon W. Hall in Yocom chapel
Relatives from several towns plan to attend Harmon W. Hall's funeral at the Yocom chapel. Attendees include Roy Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ballou of Davenport, Mrs. Bertha Hall of Green, Paul Hall and Juanita and Paul Bruce of Vinton, and many others from Fairfax Anamasa Alburnett Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harmon W. Hall
Yocom Chapel
Roy Hall
Emil Ballou
Davenport
Bertha Hall
Green
Paul Hall
Juanita
Paul Bruce
Vinton
Margaret Hall
Ethel Odland
Mary Margaret Hall
Pete Peretti
Fairfax
Guy Hall
Donald
Alburnett
Grant Binley
Velma Heady
Dacel Binley
Anamosa
Wilmer Binley
Springville
Teacher Halley leaves Marion for National Archives post
Fred G. Halley who has taught social studies at Marion high school since September 1940 accepts an archivist position at the National Archives in Washington D C. Mr and Mrs Halley and Nancy Jane Skeleton who has been living with them will depart Friday for Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Halley
Marion High School
National Archives
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Halley
Nancy Jane Shekelton
Halleys
Washington
Penny club elects Sidney Cary as president at home
Sidney Sue Cary was elected president of the Penny club Monday evening at her home. Donna Bailey was made vice-president, Mary Ann Ross secretary, Agnes Mullaley treasurer, and Patty Gallagher reporter. Refreshments were served by Mrs. S. F. Cary. The boys' choir of St. Joseph's Catholic church will rehearse Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the church. The senior choir will meet at 7:15 p.m. at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Sue Cary
Penny Club
Donna Bailey
Mary Ann Ross
Agnes Mullaley
Patty Gallagher
S. F. Cary
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Name Places For New Registration Linn County Board
Des Moines office issues third selective service registration guidance for ages 20 to 44 with a Feb 16 date. Advance registrations set for Feb 14 and 15. Marion area registrants go to Legion hall 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. In Central City, Frank O Meara leads at city hall. Mt. Vernon registrations handled by R P Ink.
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Mt. Vernon City Hall
Mary Lene Dickinson Circle Meets at Wilbur Home
Mary Lene Dickinson circle of the Kings Daughters met Monday at Mrs. F E Wilbur's home Plans called for weekly surgical dressing class at the public library each Thursday Readings by Ruby Hanscom on Immortality and a program Trees of the Bible by Catherine Cheadle Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs John Smith to 13 attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lene Dickinson
King’s Daughters
F. E. Wilbur
Ruby Hanscom
Winifred Kirkland
Catherine Cheadle
John Smith
Cub No 58 honors January scouting graduates and awards
At the January meeting Charles ton son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lyon Blairs Ferry road was graduated into Scouting. Awards went to David Lyon Richard Smith Bobby Page Lion rank George Murdock wolf rank Neil Edmonds Billy Fisher John Bunting gold arrow Richard Blackford Tommy Thompson and John Parker silver arrow. Den No 1 presented a stunt and won the attendance prize. Trojan Lodge 548 A F and A M and Patmos Commandery No 27 ET will hold a joint public installation Friday at 8 PM in the Masonic temple with Past Master John M Thompson as installing officer and Eminent Sir Earl B Dzizell to install the Commandery officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Charleston
Arthur Lyon
Blairs Ferry Road
David Lyon
Richard Smith
Bobby Page
Lion Rank
George Murdock
Wolf Rank
Neil Edmonds
Billy Fisher
John Bunting
Gold Arrow
Richard Blackford
Tommy Thompson
John Parker
Silver Arrow
den No. 1
W. . Webster
Den
Trojan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Patmos
E T
Masonic Temple
John M. Thompson
Emminent
Earl B. Dzizell
Red Cross Unit Seeks Sewing Session and Local News
Unit No. 3 of the American Red Cross plans an all day sewing session Thursday at Mrs. Frank Newcomb’s home 758 Ninth street with a Dutch treat lunch. Ralph McCright 21 of Troy Mills was fined 20 dollars for reckless driving in Mayor Mullin’s court. Marion high school basketball faces Tipton teams tonight with games at 7 and 8. War Relief Benefit party at 8 in the American Legion hall. Bill Scott has enlisted in the air corps and goes to Fort Des Moines. Mr and Mrs George Engstrom of Deerfield Illinois are visiting Cedar Rapids after the death of Mrs Engstrom’s cousin A E Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Red Cross
Frank Newcomb
Ninth Street
Newcomb
Ralph McCright
Troy Mills
John C. Mullin
George Engstrom
Deerfield, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Engstrom
A. E. Chase
Community Notices and Club Gatherings Update
Miss Ruth Engstrom is confined to her home at 1160 Fourteenth street by illness. The New Art club meets Wednesday at 7 p.m. with Mrs. Walter Erwin of Cedar Rapids. The Klatter Klub gathers at 6 20 p.m. Wednesday at the E V cafe for dinner and will move to Mrs. Irvin L. Ford’s home. Charles W Barkwill has enlisted in the air corps and leaves Thursday for Des Moines after leaving Stuber Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Engstrom
Fourteenth Street
New Art Club
Walter Erwin
Thirty-first Street Drive
Cedar Rapids
Klatter Klub
E. V
Irvin L. Ford
Charles W. Barkwill
The
Stuber Motor Company
Air Corps
Des Moines
Mrs Myrtle Cunningham Moves to Cottage Residence
Mrs Myrtle Cunningham relocates from the McDermott apartment to the cottage at the rear of Mrs George P Whitney's home on Ninth street. Mr and Mrs Charles A Engel of 487 Eleventh street return from Minneapolis where they visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Cunningham
McDermott
George P. Whitney
Ninth Street
Charles A. Engel
Eleventh Street
Minneapolis
Clyde Derflinger Recovers from Influenza Illness
Clyde Derflinger, who had been ill for ten days with influenza, has recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Derflinger
Local Club Meetings and Choir Rehearsals Schedule
The Deacon District Garden club meets Friday at 10 a.m. with Mrs Ed Beck to study seasonable plans for year around food supplies. An all day session follows. No Methodist choir practice this week. Christian church choir gathers Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the parsonage. Prairie Union Agricultural and Literary club meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Prairie Chapel church. Mr and Mrs Ralph Akers are hosts. Attendees should bring sandwiches pie plates and cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon District Garden Club
Ed Beck
Prairie Union Agricultural and Literary Club
Prairie Chapel Church
Ralph Akers
Greek King to Visit America
London AP reports King George of Greece and Premier Emmanuel Tseuderos of the Greek government in exile will visit the United States at President Roosevelt's request, per the Daily Mail on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
Greece
Emmanuel Tseuderos
United States
Roosevelt
Daily Mail
Monda
Shueyville Band to Perform Concert Tuesday Evening
Shueyville high school band directed by Clifford Birkey will give a Tuesday evening concert. The Band Mothers Club will present two one act plays Dont Tell a Soul and An Old Fashioned Picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shueyville
Shueyville High School
Clifford Birkey
Bandi Mothers Club
Deaths Edward Clegney 74 Cedar Rapids native
Edward Clegney 74 died at 1526 Sixth Street NW at 5 30 a m Tuesday after a lingering illness He was born December 4 1867 in Algeria to French parents In 1915 he went to France to serve in the French Army During World War I he later returned to the United States and lived in Cedar Rapids for eight years Surviving are a son Charles Clegney and a daughter Mrs Charlotte Stuart of San Jose Funeral from Monahan Funeral Home with arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clegney
Sixth Street
Algeria
United States
California
France
Cedar Rapids
Charles Clegney
Charlotte Stuart
San Jose
Calif
Monahan Funeral Home
Obituary: Joseph McConaughy 1856 Davenport resident dies
Joseph McConaughy aged 85 and formerly of Cedar Rapids died at a Davenport hospital at 1 p.m. Monday. Born June 25 1856 in Knoxville he had lived in Davenport for the past three years. Survived by wife Susan three sons Fred Dan Frank and two daughters Mrs C C Kramer and Mrs W B Brawby. Funeral 1 30 p.m. Wednesday Beatty chapel Cedar Rapids with Rev. Hahn. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McConaughey
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Knoxville
Susan
Fred
Mt. Sterling
Ill
Dan
Frank
Gerlaw
C. C. Kramer
Marion
W. B. Brawby
Beatty Chapel
Mr. Hahn
Oak Hill Cemetery
Farmer Flavius Pickerill Dies After Long Illness
Flavius Diolidus Pickerill 1862 Shellsburg resident dies at 6 15 p m Monday after a long illness. He married Mary Louisa Mather July 27 1897 at Vinton. Survived by wife three sons Charles Harry Marion Leo S Palo Frank D unknown, two daughters Agnes Beatrice Au Atlanta and Alberta Bernice Hitchcock Tama, five grandchildren two great grandchildren, sister Clara Hr Kelso Washington and brother Bert Pickerill Shellsburg. Funeral at Turner chapel with burial in Pleasant Ridge cemetery near Shellsburg. Retirement? Funeral time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavius Diolidus Pickerill
Shellsburg
Ely
Mary Louisa Mather
Vinton
Charles Harry
Marion
Leo S
Palo
Frank D
Agnes Beatrice Au
Atlanta
Alberta Bernice Hitchcock
Tama
Clara H R
Kelso
Wash
Bert Pickerill
Adventist Church
Turner Chapel
Pleasant Ridge
Mrs Mary Chase Funeral Services Noted
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Chase who died at a local hospital will be held at the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Burial is planned at Linwood Cemetery. The Rev Samuel Ramaker will conduct the services. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Mary Chase
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Samuel Ramaker
LaGuardia Urges Uprooting Useless Agencies for City Help
New York Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia asked the federal government to abolish useless agencies and redirect funds to aid cities with expenses run up under the wartime program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York
Lost treasurer’s book downtown Friday night
Ad text notes a missing treasurer’s book and an event downtown on Friday night with reference to related costs and street address. The fragment mentions $68 and 15th Street SE.
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Sioux City Livestock
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Dept. Agriculture
Gita
Stronz
Labbie
Peoria Livestock
Wall St
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Hasting
Yes
NEW York Bond Review
Bow Jones
Marion News
Hall
Halley
Dickinson Circle
Tipton
American Legion Hall
Bill Scott
Fort Des Moines
Red Cross Unit No. 3
Will Ryan
Owen
BY Claude Callan
Christian Church
America
Flavius D. Pickerill
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RE Ee
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Ar Apts
By Galbraith
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Aerday
Sea Street
Tree
Rooney Mastins
Andrew Carby
St. SW
Griffith
Feather Mattress
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Tee Rators
Bishop's
Phick OF
Ize
Paris Academy
Havin
Cans
Rapids
IRD
Hayes
Glenn Olson
Eddy Howard
Viking
Acco Band
Furpay Jancary Jn
Temple
Jimmie Adams
Marvin Nissen
Melvin Martin Anniversary Gance
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Ss. Stanwood
Joe Fisher and
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