Elderly Marion resident marks seventy ninth birthday
Mrs. Robet Martin, lifelong resident near Marion, Ohio, will celebrate her 79th birthday. Born near Mount Vernon, she witnessed a era spanning oxen toil to labor saving devices. She remains active in her Martins Creek community and church.
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Robert Martin
Mrs. Martin
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Martin's Creek
Edwin
Charlotte Clark
Charlotte
Mary Flecta
Martin
Mount Vernon
Abbey's Creek School
Martins Creek
Benjamin Reichard
Hanscom duo to perform Sun Up in Clinton Feb 7
Mrs W A Hanscom reports Warren Hanscom and Elsie Hanscom with the Lima Lyceum Bureau will present the play Sun Up in Clinton on February 7, then travel to Muscatine and Davenport. Mrs Hanscom plans to join them in Clinton for a few days.
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Elsie Hanscom
Nebraska
Lima Lyceum Bureau
Clinton
Muscatine
Davenport
Linn
Cedar Rapids
E. E. Parsons
Marguerite Pfeffer
Des Moines
Town Tuberculosis Association
George Buzza Honored On His 81st Birthday
George Buzza of 440 Fourth street was celebrated at a surprise party while confined to bed for his eighty first birthday. Neighbors, including his daughters Mary Buzza and Mrs Amber Travis, and Frank Travis, attended along with other local friends and family. A birthday cake from Mrs Elmer Seevell and a picnic supper were part of the observance.
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Fourth Street
Buzza
Mr Buzza
Owen Sound
Canada
Marion
Elmer Seevell
Mary Buzza
Amber Travis
Frank Travis
L. M Phelps
George Kindler
James Pringle
Zene Monroe
Hog prices fall in cleanup trade at Chicago yards
Saturday market notes hog prices slipping 5 to 10 cents as cleanup trade moves through Chicago Union Stock Yards. Chicago receipts 19 000 with 17 000 direct as top hogs hit 3 50 while overall averages rest near 3 30. Cattle and lamb values also reported with mixed changes across markets in Pittsburgh East Buffalo and St Louis.
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Gazette
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Wilson Ave
Perfect Fit
Frank Drew CO
2Nd Street
Wichita
Kansas
Heinze Elec Co
Richards
Richards College
3Rd Ave
Rain Prices Held On Downward Side By Monetary Doubts
Wheat markets in Chicago closed unsettled with prices slipping as doubts about Washington monetary legislation dampened demand. Traders cited drought in the southwest and west as a factor, while outside buyers and futures holders balanced selling pressure from profit-taking. Forecasts for 1933 34 world production were not emphasized amid volatile trading.
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Chicago
Washington
Market Estimates Show Declines in 1932-33 Output and Grain Prices
Estimates totaled 3,542,760,000 bushels vs 3,719,735,000 by others for 1932-33. Corn and oats slid with wheat weakness while provisions fell on hog and grain downturns. Chicago cash grain quotes list multiple No 2 to No 4 grades for corn and wheat and various oats rye and barley prices along with seed and lard figures.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Summary Receipts and Prices
Butter receipts 6 707 pounds with 20s to 93 score. eggs receipts 6 470 with extra firsts 22c and 21 2c local. potatoes receipts 65 on track with Wisconsin round whites $1.75-1.80 and Idaho russets $2.10-2.20. poultry live receipts 6 trucks steady with hens 13 1 3c and ducks 13c dressed turkeys steady. overall supplies moderate and trading moderate.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Colorado
Rock Springs
Prime Hogs Steady as Packers Raise Premiums
Prime hogs hold steady on the local market with packer premiums up 5 cents. Good packers up to 350 and top hog prices around 2.80 per pound, with ranges listed for 170 to 260 and 230 to 300 pound hogs. Calf market notes good to choice 130 to 190 pounds at about 250. Lamb prices shown for 70 to 80 pounds range near 60.1077 to 60.00 with quality adjustments.
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Packer &Srades
Sinclair
Iris
Cedar Rapids Grain Prices and Produce Market Report
In Cedar Rapids a mixed market notes prices for wheat oats rye barley corn hay and livestock. Baled hay heavy hens leghorn hens and various poultry prices are listed along with fruits vegetables and staples from Kennery Wholesale including California fruit prices and produce such as bananas lettuce apples and cabbage. Flour market updates from Minneapolis show higher patent prices and standard middlings in 98 pound sacks with shipments of 24434.
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Old Roosters
Stags
Jos
Minneapolis
Pink and white cameo brooch lost with rewards offered
A pink and white antique cameo brooch was lost Saturday afternoon described as a keepsake with a reward offered. Also missing items include rimless glasses in a black leather case, a tan and white male terrier, a black billfold with small bills, and two tires bolted together on 5th Ave. Contacts given for rewards and notices follow in the classifieds.
Where to Go for Evening Fun in Ames
The note lists local venues in Ames with nightly music and dining: Harry's Tavern at Lincoln Hotel, Old Heidelberg Tavern, Bohemian Kitchen, Little Barrel Inn, Ritz Garden, and 4-B Driving to Florida offering a ride share. Details include street addresses and nightly performances or specials.
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Vikings
Wot
Ames
Harry’s Tavern
Lincoln Hotel
Old Heidelberg Tavern
Bohemian Kitchen
Little Barrel Inn
Ritz Garden
Salesman wanted by large Ohio manufacturer nationwide reach
A large Ohio manufacturer of a nationally advertised product seeks a county salesman with advancement potential to distributor. Ideal candidate has integrity and can interview school heads, executives, public bodies, clubs, estates, and farm and city homeowners. No house-to-house work. Exclusive product with 20 000 plus customers. Conservative earnings around 200 monthly with growth potential. Send complete work history to General Sales Director Box 983 Dayton Ohio.
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Lsted
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Dayton
THE
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