Hogs Slip After Early Holds in Wednesday Trade
Chicago AP reports Wednesday hog receipts estimated at 22 000 with hogs down 5 to 10 cents after a steady early trade. cattle generally draggy with most types steady to weak and fat lambs and yearlings off up to 15 cents. Representative sales show various lot sizes with prices around 5.00 to 5.60 per hundredweight. Grain quotations filed by Lamson Brothers and Company with Cedar Rapids office contact.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. Cey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National
Chicago Livestock Market Report Wrangles Mixed Results
U S Dept of Agriculture report shows hog receipts at 21 900 with steady early sales and prices around 5.65 for select weights, while steer and yearling values slip under pressure. Cattle buyers face narrow demand and weaker weights with top yearlings near 11 and thin demand for heavy cows. Sheep and lambs see slow Tuesday trade with fat lambs at modest gains and western ewes around 5.10.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
aAgriculture
Moncoy
Sausace
Livestock prices steady to slow in Sioux City market
Cattle receipts around 2 500 with good and choice steers and heifers showing steady to firm demand while common stock slow. Prices quoted for butcher cows around 5.10 to 7.00 with feeders and stockers scarce. slaughter lots around 8.00 to 9.00. Sheep receipts about 2 070 with fat lambs fully steady and higher grade ewes scarce as bids reflect market strength.
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Sioux City
Iu S
Holt
Omaha Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Movements
Hogs receipts 7 590 slow and uneven with packs seeking declines but early packer sales steady near 5.25 top. Cattle receipts 5 000 steady to firm for steers and heifers while cows and cutters steady to firm. Sheep receipts 32 280 bids around 25 cents lower with fat lambs and feeding lambs trading near 8.75 to 9.10 per hundredweight.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
S&s. Dent
Moestry
Esriy
Ackive Stenay
Fredme Lah
Eerie
Slaughter Market Mixed as Receipts Struggle This Week
Iowa market reports show slow cattle slaughter classes and scattered hog bids. Prices slide for feed steers and heifers while calves and stockers weaken. hog bids mostly off with sellers reluctant to move.
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ST_PAU
St Pat
Merktet
Medive
Heef Crm SA
NCGE
Livestock Prices Across Iowa Regions
Waterloo and Ottumwa market notes show mixed cattle and hog prices with wide ranges. Hog quotes range from about 3.10 to 5.29 per 100 pounds, while cattle and packing hogs vary by weight class, with regional differences noted for Mason City and other areas.
Tow Hog Receipts Report Mixed 24 Hour Totals
Combined receipts for town and southern Minnesota over a 24 hour period ending 8 am Tuesday totaled 26 699. This compares with 28 509 the previous week and 34 690 a year ago.
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Banet Ces Ig
Onensas City
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dept. Arriceture
Interie- Town
Minnecote
Livestock Market Prices Show Steady Rises Across Weights
The report lists live cattle bids with steady to ten cent gains and heavier loads. Prices span various weight ranges from under 160 pounds to over 500 pounds with values mostly between 3.90 and 5.25 dollars per hundredweight, reflecting mixed quality and market demand.
Austin Minn market reports hog prices by weight
Auction data from Austin Minnesota lists barrows and gilts across weight ranges with prices per hundredweight. Prices span from about 3.40 to 4.95 dollars per cwt for various weight classes and include sows and larger animals with differing bids.
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Austin
Minn
Local Hog Market Sees Slight Advance
Hog prices strengthened slightly on Tuesday with a 5 cent rise across all grades. The top hog price reached 5.15 dollars while cattle remained unchanged on the local market.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Produce
A Cedar Rapids market blend lists grain prices No 1 wheat 87c No 2 85c oats white No 2 36c No 3 33c rye No 2 4 barley No 2 48c No 3 35c Burkwheat No 2 1.20 Soybean No 2 1.00 Hay and straw prices show tame hay 6 8 00 straw 7 00 Produce prices include butterfat sweet cream No 1 30c No 2 28c Lemons 5 50 Oranges 2 65 Grapefruit 2 50 Celery 2 29 Lettuce 3 00 Tomatoes lug 3 00 Carrots 2 75 Cauliflower 1 65 Potatoes 1 50 2 15 apples Delicious 1 75 2 45 Idaho Russell 15 lbs 0 35 Jonathan 1 65 Cranberries 3 25 Hide market lists No 1 cured beef hides 9 3 No 2 cured hides 8 2 Calf No 1 11 2 No 2 10 2 Pors and gine half p lanes and full tail Soleaes
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Idaho Russell
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Steady Prices Across Items
Chicago AP notes steady to firm tones in poultry butter eggs and potatoes. Hens over five pounds priced around 152c with 5 pounds and under at 15c. Leghorn hens 11c. Butter at 508 941 steady. eggs firsts local 21 4c ears 22c refrigerators 20c. Potatoes receipts and demand described with mixed U S No 1 prices for Idaho Russets Colorado Red McClure and Minnesota Red River Valley among others. overall market slightly weaker with slow demand and light supplies.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Cobblers
Bliss Triumphs
Butter and dairy prices steady in New York market report
AP market notes show creamery butter and cheese receipts holding firm with no price changes. Eggs and dairy items such as mixed colors and refigerator stock display varied grades from fancy to standard with small shifts in cents per pound across several categories.
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New York
Lamson Bros and Co Advertises Butter Storage Standards
An aged classified fragment shows Lamson Bros and Co promoting butter storage standards and refrigerator guidelines with references to eggs and production dates in a February March timeframe. The exact wording is fragmentary but indicates industry guidance.
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Lamson Bros and Co
Stocks End Higher After Turbulent Day In Downtown Trade
In New York trading on Tuesday stocks closed with modest gains as commodities fell. U S Steel and Bethlehem led the upturn while transfers exceeded 500000 shares. Core gainers included Douglas Aircraft American Airlines Bendix Sears Roebuck Johns Manville and U S Gypsum. Loft neared a 1939-40 peak and favored issues included Blumenthal Niagara Hudson Power Fish Rubber and Colts Patent Fire Arms.
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NEW York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
American Airrlines
Bendix
Sears Roebuck
Johns Manville
U. S. Gypsum
Blumenthal
Niagara Hudson Power
Fish Rubber
Colts Patent Fire Arms
I Pub&shea Ae
E. Bennett & Co
Eesist
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Alaska
Juneau
Alleghany Corps
Inti Harvball Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Vnu Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Tse
Kan City
Souie
Kennecott Pe
Amn
Hide & L
Kresge
Intl Corp
Kroser G & Amn
Lehieh Valsia Amn
Maracaibo
Libbey Owens
Am Metals
Sig. Myers
Wiss Amn
W&l
Link Bell
Roll Mills
McLelland Strs
Marshall
Xaytag
Miami
Moline Armour & Co
Tex Artboom Corp
Pac R
Ward
Assd Dry
Atchison T&sp
Motor Wheel
Atlantic Rf
Murray Corp
Aviation Corp
Nash-Kelv
Baldwin Loco
Nati Bellas
Nati Balto & Ohio
Natl Cash Ree Biscuit
Barnsdall
Bayuk Cigars
Nati Dept
Beatrice Cryma
Atl Pow
No Central
Beth Stee
Amp
Penney
J C Canada Dry
Peoples Gas
Pillsbury
Cerro de Pasco
Proctor Gamble
Ches Ohio
Pullman Co
St P
Sears Roebuck A
Southern I
Dohme
Conde Nasta
Shell Union Silver Congoleum
King Cons Edison
Sim'ns Co
Conti Oil
Sou Cal
Conti
Pac
Conti Motors
So Por Rico
Joe Cor Coty, Inc
Crown Drue
Crucible Steel
Calif
Cudahy Oe
Curtiss
Stew Werner
Deere & Co
Stone Webster
Douglas Aire
Studebaker du Pont
Tex Corp
Astern
Tex Gulf
Eastman Rod
Thompson Straton Mie
Tidewater
Elec
Freepo Tex Bay
Union Pac N
Uni Aircraft
Gen
Tint Air Lines
Gen Electric
Uni Corpa
Uni Druz
Gen Gas
Gen Motors
Uni Fruit
Gen Outdoor
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
Gilette Ne
U S&s Gypsum Gimbel Bros
Goebel
U S Rubber Goodrich
U S Realty
T S Steel
Graham Paige
Walworth
Nor Ry
Warner Bros
Wes Sus
Wes Union
Greyhound
Wes
Bear
Asi Wes
Mayes
Hecker
Hiram Walker Beee
A. Ouston
Wilton & Co i
Woolworth
Zenith Radio Irene
Asbestos
Fibby ReNeil Iy ix Agniss Leughiin
Midwest “Corp Ie
New Chinese Central Government Formed in Japanese-Occupied Territory
A conference in Tsingtao, China, began work on a central government led by Wang Ching-wei, the former Chinese premier, and backed by Japan to govern areas under Japanese occupation.
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Tsingtao
China
Wang Chingwei
Japan
Wheat futures ease as traders ignore rising bids
Wheat prices fell about a cent a bushel on the Chicago board of trade as buyers stayed discouraged by weakness in other commodities. May wheat closed around 99.5 cents, with corn and oats also drifting lower amid selling pressure and expectations of more than 100,000 bushels arriving to arrive.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Norway
Grain and Seed Prices From Winnipeg to Chicago Markets
AP report lists cash wheat samples and grain prices in Chicago and Winnipeg. No. 1 yellow corn at 59 2c, oats No.3 white 40 1/2c, soybeans No.3 yellow 1.11 dollars, barley and seeds with various nominals. Lard futures shown with tierces and bellies prices.
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Chicago
Wheat and grain prices move in Minneapolis market
AP reports Wheat receipts on Tuesday reached 164 cars, up from 152 the year prior. Cash quotations showed No 1 heavy dark northern at 1.03 to 1.04 dollars, No 1 dark northern 1.01 to 1.03, fancy No 1 hard Montana 14 percent protein at 1.04 and 1.05, No 1 dark hard Montana winter around 1.00 to 1.04, No 1 red durum 0.82 to 0.92. Corn No 3 yellow at 0.53 to 0.53 2, oats No 3 white 0.37 to 0.38, barley 0.40 to 0.41. Trading basis unchanged, quotations down about one cent.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Broadcast for Plymouth
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the next week list twins 15 2c, daisies 1c, brick 14 2c, horns 16c, cheddars 15 2c. Farmers call board shows daisies 16c, horns 16c, cheddars 15 7c.
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Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Twins
Farmers’ Call Board
Domestic and foreign wool quotations ease in Boston market
Quotations tended to weaken on domestic wools while foreign origin wool sales slowed. Domestic wools were marked down to reduce inventories with staple combing length half blood wools at 95 cents per scoured pound and some combing three eighths territory wools selling at 82 to 83 cents per scoured pound.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Bond Market Slump Hits Portland General Electric
New York AP reports a sharp drop in Portland General Electric 4s, sliding over 4 points by noon as part of a broader uneven bond market. Government loans showed modest gains while U S government and utility notes moved with mixed results amid transit unification buzz. Dow Jones averages ended lower with various sectors mixed on the day.
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New York
Portland General Electric
U. S
Deaths Mrs Frank Haight of Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Ellen Koob Haight died in a Sioux Falls hospital January 15 after a year of illness. Born April 19 1884 in Cedar Rapids she married Frank Haight in 1902. Survived by six children and twenty two grandchildren with siblings and relatives. Funeral at St Josephs cathedral Sioux Falls followed by burial at St Michael cemetery.
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Frank Haight
Cedar Rapids
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mary Ellen Koob
John
Catherine Koob
St. Patrick’s Church
George
Charles
Mary Gillian
Lillian Lynch
Helen Jewell
Gertrude Wyman
Los Angeles
George Root
Dubuque
Margaret Riley
Sioux City
Lillian Custer
New York City
Helen Fox
Watertown
S. C
Cecelia Lynch
Haight
Mr. Haight
St. Joseph's Cathedral
St. Michael Cemetery
Julia Blaine, 75, Passes at Nephew's Bertram Home
Julia M. Blaine aged 75 died at 4 30 p m at the home of her nephew Glenn Blaine near Bertram. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by the Blaine family.
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Julia M. Blaine
Glenn Blaine
Bertram
Obituary of Bertram-born resident with local survivors
A long time Bertram area resident, born January 3 1865, died after a brief illness. Survived by sister Zada Snyder Cedar Rapids, half-sisters Bessie Shaw Cedar Falls, Ire son Snyder California and Charles Snyder Oregon, plus many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Beatty chapel at 2 p m Thursday, burial Campbell cemetery six miles east of Cedar Rapids on highway No 30. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Bertram
Zada Snyder
Cedar Rapids
Bessie Shaw
Cedar Falls
Ireson Snyder
California
Charles Snyder
Oregon
Beatty Chapel
Campbell Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Irene M Prochaska
Funeral services for Mrs Irene M Prochaska who died at her home 60 Eighteenth avenue SW at 1 30 p m Sunday will be held at the Polansky chapel at 2 p m Wednesday Rev V C Grant officiating burial in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Irene M. Prochaska
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Polansky Chapel
V. C. Grant
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for Antonie Rempot in Barta chapel
Antonie Rempot died at her home on Second Street SE and funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Barta chapel conducted by T. B. Hlubacek. Burial is in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening.
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Antonie Rempot
Second Street SE
Barta Chapel
T. B. Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Mrs. Emma Rawson Funeral Planned in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Rawson wife of Carl Rawson will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Turner chapel with the Rev. L. E. Crippen of Garwin officiating. Burial will follow at Spring Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Emma Rawson
Carl Rawson
Turner Chapel
L. E. Crippen
Garwin
Spring Grove Cemetery
Monticello area death notices and local brief items
Mrs. Herman Zimmerman 34 of Castle Grove township dies after months of illness. Funeral at Iverson chapel with Rev. Kehren. She taught near Monticello 11 years, married Herman F. Zimmerman in 1934, leaves husband and son John Frederick, parents Albert and Anna Lubben, and siblings. Also local notes from Strawberry Point, Monticello Mason regional school, and North Liberty obituaries. Henry W. Young, 61, North Liberty resident, dies after lingering illness. treasurer, Masonic and church member. survivors include wife and children. Minard and Sons sue Frank E. Vitek and C. H. Rinehart over lease. temporary injunction granted. Elizabeth Kimm, 74, Blairstown, died after years of ill health. survived by seven children.
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Monticello
Herman Zimmerman
Castle Grove Township
Iverson Chapel
F. H. Kehren
Zion's Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Albert
Anna Folkers Lubben
Zimmerman
Cass Township
Anamosa
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Arnold Jacobs
Ben Fiben
Edward Husmans
Fred and
William Lubben
Cass
Laurence and
Alvin Lubben
Barnslodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Iowa
North Liberty
Henry Wi. Young
Madison Township
Masonic Lodge
Methodist Church
George Michael
Sac City
Lowell Kuehn
Cedar Rapids
George Young
Marcus Young
W. W. Young
John Meyers
Gosport
N. Y
R. C. Frush
Adel
Forrest D. Kellogg
Ridgewood Cemetery
Toledo
Minard and Sons
Tama County District
Frank E. Vitek
Chelsea
C. H. Rinehart
Belle Plaine
Salt Creek Township
Minards
Vitek and
Rinehart
B. O. Tankersley
Blairstown
Elizabeth Kimm
Prussia
United States
Leonard Kimm
Keystone
Kimm
Local Obituaries and School News Across Communities
Listings note multiple obituaries and survivals from Independence Denver Blairstown and West Branch along with a Manchester real estate purchase and a Keystone high school student advancing to a district contest. Details include names relation, burial plans, residences, and upcoming events at Keystone and Traer.
Dutch Will Protest British Air Action
The Netherlands government will protest to Britain that its neutrality was violated when a British airplane was shot at as it flew over Gorkum. The incident occurred Monday prompting official démarches from The Hague.
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The
Hague
Netherlands
Britain
Gorkum
Air ministry says Dutch report on firing over Holland cannot be British
London dispatch reports the air ministry stating that an airplane fired on over south Holland could not have been British. Dutch authorities had reported the attack during Tuesday’s briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Air Ministry
South Holland
Call for Roosevelt to convene neutral mediation conference
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom urged President Roosevelt to assemble a sitting conference of neutral nations to mediate and end ongoing wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Roosevelt
Classified Want Ad Rates and Submission Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists consecutive day advertisement rates with sizes two to seven lines and per day costs. Out of town want ads require advance payment and a 10 cent surcharge for box number blind ads. Telephoning to place ads and mail or in person submissions are available with deadlines noon for same day and Saturday 8 p.m. for Sunday editions.
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The
Gazette
Sunday Gazette
Gazettes
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Advertisers urged to exchange references for auto transport
Notices request readers and advertisers to supply references when arranging automobile transportation through The Gazette. The policy encourages both parties to exchange references to ensure safe and reliable service.
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Gazette
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Independence
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Nevada
Ray Goss
E. J. Kimm
Adele Kimm
Dayton
Emma Goeppinger
Keystone Cemetery
West Branch
J. L. Zwickey
Detroit
Jason
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Springdale
Fenn College
Edwin Negus
Manchester
D. S. Merriam
Berkland Brothers
Avis Goodwin
Gay Street
Merriam
Madeline Wagmer
Eldora
Traer
Wagmer
Clarence Wagmer
Keystone High School
Kozy Inn No. 2
H. K. Schaesfer
Ovrer Kresge’s. Diamond
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder’s van & Storage Co Inc
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
1St St
Danceland
Leo Peiper
Rainbow Ballroom
Laurance Welk
Jack Little
Plamor
Amy Fackson
Mrondrar
Terrace Garden
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By Galbraith
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Clark Gable
Carthage
Fredric March
G Gazette
Mainsprm Probasco
Ave. SE
2Nd Ave
16Th Ave
Kenwood Transfer
Cedar Rapids Knitting Co
Benjamin Franklin
Nt Re
Insu
Iow
John Hancock Life Insurance Co
Paramount Ride
Judy W. Weber
Mid-America Casualty , Co
American Trust
Cedar Rapids Stock Co
American Mutual Life Ins
R. M. Threlkeld, Sr
V. B. Brown
Lawrence Furry
L. V. Thortenberg
Lillian S. Beane
General
American Life Ins. Co
Highy
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Gen. Art
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Frank H. Walter
C. RS
Dial
NEW York Life Insurance CO
J. Colman Age’y Organizer
Dia
Millhiser 1
Insusance Agency
Sec. RS. CO
Doolittle Tile & Co
Sano United Benefit Life Ins
Verdi Lenzen
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
Vely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
Fingerwave
LaVogue Beauty Shop
Beauty School
Paris Academy OF Beauty
M Ae Eee
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Furn Novak Eating
Laubly
Kassner
Chas H. Ritter
Cusack
Gardner
Youngs
Wwe
American Mills
Indianapolis
Ind
Liberal Commission
Granby
P. O
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Sth Ave
R. E. Jones
E. S. Dalrympie
Allison Hotel
Erie
Lincoln Hotel
Janitress
del. Boy
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Prim
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CY. Granby Acs Aes
Cap Venir
F. J. Brackman
3Rd Ave
ABC
Dickinson School
International
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International Harvester Co
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