Livestock Receipts Steady in Chicago and Iowa Markets
Unofficial Monday totals show 18 000 hogs 16 000 cattle and 13 000 sheep in Chicago markets with hogs and cattle trading nominally steady. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices vary across Chicago Omaha Sioux City Des Moines and Iowa outlets with top hogs around 14.75 and cattle steady to higher on week-to-date comparisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ciicago
Iowa
Des Moines
IWFA
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Mixed Arrivals and Prices Report
Chicago Produce reports show arrivals of 44 on track 103 totaling 790 and Idahos with 6 shipments 121 per 100 lb, plus Minnesota and North Dakota Red River section Triumphs U S No 1 alze A washed and unwashed with limited cars, Cobblers U S No 1 size A unwashed 3.11 new stock street sales Florida 50 lb sacks Triumphs U S No 1 size A washed few U S No 1 size B washed 2.75. Cheese Twins 25.2c daisies longhorns 26c. Butter counts 3,231 tubs steady. extras 92 score A 41?4c, standards 90 score B 40 34c, firsts 88-89 score C 39%40c, specials 93 score AA 41c. Eggs receipts 5,466 cases steady. extr as 37 6%38.6c, standards 35.36 35.8c, current receipts 35.1c, dirtles 32¢34c, checks 7 34e. Cheese Twins 25.2c daisies longhorns 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
U. S
U S
Florida
All Prices Steady On C R Hog Market
Cedar Rapids hog market prices hold steady with top prime hogs at 14.45 dollars per hundredweight. Prices listed for Good hogs across weights 170 to 360 pounds range from 13.50 to 14.50, with packers at 13.60 to 13.70 for heavier lots. Cows, calves, sheep and lamb markets show mixed steady to lower values, reflecting overall market stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Ewestook
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
The
Associated Press
Good
Mason C. Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Livestock Lists
Market notes from Cedar Rapids listing corn, oats, wheat and mixed grains with various grades and prices. Also lists poultry and livestock values including hens ducks geese and hides, plus wholesale fruit and vegetables with per unit prices.
Wall Street rises on steel and rubber shares gains
In New York, stocks rallied as steel and rubber issues led a broad recovery with strong profits and peace-time outlooks. Trading volume hovered around 800,000 shares as many issues posted gains and some declines appeared near the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa News in Brief Central City to Anamosa items
Central City reports fire damage to the roof of a tenant house on the Dudley Henderson farm. Decorah notes a navy board visit to Luther College January 30 to discuss radar exams and enlistment, seeking 17 to 26 year olds for aircrew roles. Anamosa forms a new Boy Scout troop with Howard Porter as scoutmaster and Arthur Marek and Donald Scheib as assistants. Atalisia reports Paul Eibeck wounded in Germany December 22 and hospitalized in Europe. Fayette notes Mrs Joe Connor receives presidential citation papers for meritorious service of the destroyer O’Bannon in Guadalcanal and Solomons battles. Iowa City U S O attendance hits 16 769 in December. J B Martin reports 671 service members found quarters in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Dudley Henderson Farm
Decorah
Navy
Luther College
Anamosa
Lions Club
Howard Porter
Arthur Marek
Donald Scheib
Atalissa
Paul Eibeck
Europe
Germany
Maude MacLamarray
Fayette
Joe Connor
O’bannon
Pacific
O’bannion
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Kula Gulf
Iowa City
U.S. O
Iowa Deaths List Details Funeral Services Across Counties
A multi town obituary summary notes funeral services and survivors for numerous residents. John Myers 75 died in a Muscatine hospital with services planned Sunday at Dudgeon Funeral Home Edgewood B J Davis 72 had services Thursday at Rhines Funeral Home in Edgewood Augusta Moulden Houser 86 to have services Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Hawkeye Mrs John Sanley 68 died in Biloxi Miss with Sunday services at Wilson Funeral Home Ben Rotter 62 death in Marengo two daughters and six sons named among survivors James J Leach 88 to have service Sunday with five sisters listed. Other towns include Oxford Independence Central City Iowa City and more with survivors spanning spouses children siblings and grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
Trinity Lutheran Church
Augusta Mouldenhouser
Ellen Dyke
Plaza
N. D
Hula Hochnerger
Sutton
Albert
Grandview
Wash
Henry
Richard
Tipton
Wilson Funeral Home
John Sanley
Biloxi
Miss
Russell Scott
Mary Klein
Muscatine
Peter Fryermuch
St. Louis
Kathryn Claussen
Wilton Junction
Webster Plitt
Coggan
Methodist Church
James J. Leach
North Liberty
Rosie Kahler
Oxford
Elmer
Lavern
William
Merwin
Milo
Middle Amana
Benny
Jin
Pacific
Emma Menori
Rose Lacy
Cedar Rapids
Blanche Wiebal
Iowa ‘City
Frank
Marengo
Bill
Walford
Central City
Hatch
Sarrah Haff
Mabel Mills
Mt. Clark Cemetery
Iowa City
Hohenschuh
Anna Prizler
George Reha
Mary Prizler
Emma Novy
Independence
Swan Funeral
R. G. Swan
England
Joseph
Oakland
Calif
Agnes Spangler
General Drop in Grain Quotations
Grain futures opened with a sharp decline, then briefly recovered, before finishing lower across most grains led by rye. Wheat slipped to 1.60 and May 1.60 1/4, corn down 5 to 2 cents, oats 1 1/2 to 3/4 lower, rye down 1 1/2 to 1, barley weaker. CHICAGO AP. WHEAT no sales. CORN 65 3/4 c. OATS no sales. BARLEY nominal. Field seed prices listed for timothy red top red clover sweet clover alsike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Wenne
Chicago
Bond trends show rails drive irregular NY market
New York bond review notes irregular price trends with rails and many industrial issues trading higher. Central of New Jersey 5s, Delaware and Hudson 4s, General Pacific 5s, International Great Northern 6s, Great Northern 34s, Gulf Mobile and Ohio incomes and Hudson and Manhattan incomes weakened modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Rails
Central of
New Jersey
Delaware and Hudson
Gentral Pacific
International Great Northern
Great Northern
Gulf, Mobile and Ohio
Hudson and Manhattan
Settlement Reached in Ma ri ngo Auto Fatalities
The estates of Dean Patterson and Rita Tedrow receive 2000 each plus funeral and hospital costs after an auto accident on highway 149 south of Marengo. Tedrow died nine days after the crash. 14 year old Thomas Tedrow gets 500 for head injuries. Settling parties include Benedict Ghery owner, Vincent Wagner driver, and their attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Dean Patterson
Rita Tedrow
Patterson
Mavengo
Miss Tedrow
Thomas Tedrow
Benedict Ghery
Vincent Wagner
Tedrow T and Patterson Estates
Two Drivers Fined After They Veer Into Parked Cars
George L. Radeke of 203 Johnson avenue NW and Eugene Barrier of 1712 E avenue NE paid fines and costs in police court after pleading guilty to failure to control their vehicles. Radeke swerved on First avenue bridge to avoid a westbound car with bright lights and hit a parked car owned by Lee Weaver. Barrier, driving south on Center Point road NE, was blinded by lights, struck a parked car owned by I. O. Miffen, which crashed into Mrs. Visa McNabb’s parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Radeke
Johnson Avenue NW
Eugene
E Avenue
Radeke
First Avenue Bridge
Lee Weaver
Bowling Street
Center Point Road
OPA Judgement Against Creamery in Waterloo Case
Judgment for 873.10 was entered against Dayton Creamery of Clarence in federal court at Waterloo in a settled Office of Price Administration suit for 1745.21. The creamery admitted over charges on butter sales totaling 582.07 from Nov 3 1943 to Nov 3 1944 and offered 873.10 to settle the treble damages claim. President M W Goldsmith and secretary F J Bachman waived hearing. Judge Henry N Graven signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Creamery Company of
Clarence
Waterloo
Office of Price Administration
M. W. Goldsmith
F. J. Bachman
Henry N. Graven
James H Day Injured in Belgium in World War I
Word from the war department states Private James H. Day was wounded in action in Belgium on January 5. He is hospitalized in England. Parents are Mr and Mrs Burton H Day of 1936 Bever Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pic
James H. Day
Belgium
War Department
Burton H. Day
Bever Avenue SE
Day
England
Wm. S. Wells
Carl Wells
Fourth Avenue
Pfc
William S., Wells
Ray R. Wells
Italy
United States
Marion
Government Obsolete Surgical Dressings Sold Says Red Cross Leader
A Chicago publication cited a January sale of obsolete surgical dressings. Mrs. Louisa Adams Red Cross executive from St. Louis explained to a Red Cross group in Iowa City that the dressings were old surplus not fit for use. The surgeon general deemed them deteriorated after long storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louisa Adams
Red Cross
St. Louis
Adams
Iowa City
Father I Fined Twenty Five For Sons Curfew Violation
Thomas R. Kelley was fined $25 and costs in police court after pleading guilty to curfew violation. His sons Kenneth 15 and Dwayne 14 were found in a car by patrolmen after curfew on Bowling Street SW Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Kelley
K Street
Mr.Kelley
Kenneth Kelley
Dwayne
Bowling Street
Christ Sanctified Holy Church Events and Awards
Christ Sanctified Holy Church at 1230 Fifteenth Street SE hosts Sunday school at 2 p.m. and services at 3 and 7 30 p.m. A musicale is planned for 7 30 p.m. Monday with Rev. Virgil Ellis speaking. A Chicago evangelist will lead meetings beginning Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. United Brethren Shueyville holds communion at 9 30 a.m. Sunday. Kenwood Cub Pack 8 awards listed for George Johnston, Larry Wilkey, Benny Schneider, Larry Smith, Jimmy Silliman, John Rosenberg, Jerry Stephen, Melvin Kenyon, Donald Kenyon, Kaye Keister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Sanctified Holy Church
Fifteenth Street
H. G. Darden
Virgil Ellis
Open Bible Church
Chicago
Lyle K. Anderson
United Brethren Church of
Kenwood
George Johnston
Larry Wilkey
Benny Schneider
Larry Smith
Jimmy Silliman
John Rosenberg
Jerry Stephen
Melvin Kenyon
Donald Kenyon
Kaye Keister
Nancy Napier Reports Lost Billfold at Sam Kacera Grocery
Marion resident Nancy Napier told police on Friday she lost a billfold containing 25 dollars at Sam Kacera grocery located at 220 Third Avenue SE on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Napier
Marion
Sam Kacera
Third Avenue SE
Deaths Charles J Holmquist longtime Syndicate manager
Charles J Holmquist of 1734 First Avenue NE died in a Cedar Rapids hospital Saturday at 1130 am after two weeks illness. He served the Syndicate Clothing Company for more than 30 years. The body was taken to Miner Chapel with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Holmquist
First Avenue NE
Syndicate Clothing Company
Cedar Rapids
Syndicate
Minenchapel
Services for Jesse M Davis Held at Turner Chapel
Jesse M Davis died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness. Services were set for 3 30 p m Monday at Turner chapel with Ches ter Ainsworth officiating. Burial followed at Spring Grove cemetery near Covington. Davis born Sept 9 1879 Cedar Rapids had lived there all his life. He married Edith Dewey Oct 16 1916 in Iowa City. Surviving are wife Dorothy Davis at home five sisters and three brothers and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
M. Davis
Fruitland Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Chester Ainsworth
Spring Grove Cemetery
Covington
Friends
Mr. Davis
Iowa City
Edith Dewey
Dorothy Davis
Jennie Scannell
Ida Mansfield
Edith M. Davis
Denver
Colo
Mary Nutt
Yachats
Ore
Myrtle Brostrom
Oakland
Calif
Chester
Theodore Davis
Wenatchee
Wash
Charles B
Ask More Cars To Handle Corn
The Minneapolis Grain Commission Merchants association appealed to the Office of Defense Transportation for help with a box car shortage threatening regional corn growers. Much of this year’s crop remains in elevators cribs and fields with high moisture and could spoil if moved in the next four to five weeks across southwestern Minnesota southeastern North Dakota and northwestern Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Grain Commission Merchants Association
Office of Defense Transportation
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Harvester to Build 45 Million Worth Tanks at Bettendorf
International Harvester wins a 45 million dollar War Department contract to produce 30 ton General Sherman type medium tanks at the Bettendorf Quad-cities arsenal. Production starts in June, with M 5 prime movers and Sherman rebuilds continuing until the new tank comes online. The Bettendorf plant, originally for light tanks, saw a 217 million contract terminated in 1943, the first major WWII termination. settlement reached in 1944 for about 25.3 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Slezak
Chicago Ordnance District
International Harvester Company
War Department
Bettendorf
Quad-cities
Harvester
Harvester Company
Pennsy Rearranges Passenger Trains To Aid Freight Hauls
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced a temporary rearrangement of coaches and sleeping cars on Chicago East routes to free locomotives for freight. The plan, effective Monday, aligns with embargoes on non war freight east and south of the Great Lakes and keeps leaving times unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Great Lakes
Pennsylvania Line
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Vinson Under Fire From Packer Union
The CIO United Packinghouse Workers accuses Economic Stabilizer Vinson of reprehensible conduct and interfering with the War Labor Board’s wage decision in a Chicago and Ottumwa dispute involving Swift Wilson Armour and Cudahy. Union president Lewis Clark warns of morale impact if WLB is blocked from ruling on fringe increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CIO United Packing House
Fred M. Vinson
War Labor Board
Swift and Company
Wilson and Company
Armour and Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Chicago
John Morrell and Company
Ottumwa
Lewis Clark
Vinson
WLB
Clark
Refuse More Funds For Liquor Inquiry
Washington report notes the senate committee on audit and control refused to fund prolonging the liquor investigation. Audit Chairman Lucas said the decision streamlines procedures and reflects a job well done. The judiciary liquor subcommittee led by Senator McCarran sought 15000 dollars more, but was turned down as liquor sales resumed and prices improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Victim of Crash Leaves Hospital in Marion Area
Mrs Frances Bendon 25 of Olin left St Luke's hospital Friday after a head on collision four and a half miles east of Marion. Two other crash victims Rabbi and Mrs Herman Schaalman remained at St Luke's in satisfactory condition Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Bendon
Olin
St. Luke's Hospital
Marion
Herman Schaalman
St. Luke’s
Holland convicted of wife murder at Lake of the Ozarks
Edgar W. Holland, 42, was found guilty Friday night of murdering his wife Mollie Mattie Holland, 36, whose headless body was discovered in the Lake of the Ozarks. A jury sentenced him to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
Edgar W. Holland
Mollie Mattie Holland
Lake of the Ozarks
Holland
Widow Elizabeth Starry 88 Dies in Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Elizabeth Mary Starry aged 88 died Friday at her daughter Sylvia Robinsons Cedar Rapids home after a long life in the Forest community north of Morley. Born Feb 29 1856 in Cedar County she married Sylvester Starry in 1877. She leaves six children twenty grandchildren and several greats. Services Sunday at Morley United Brethren Church with burial in Green Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mary Starry
Sylvia Robinson
Eighth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County
Jacob
Martha Kenton Simmons
Forest
Morley
Olin
Sylvester Starry
Starry
Frank Starry
United Brethren Church
Sammie Weaver
Henry N. Hulse
Green Cemetery
Yocom Chapel
Marion area church services and pastors list
A compiled schedule of Sunday worship times and midweek activities for multiple churches in Marion. Includes Baptist Bible School Cedar Rapids preaching by William Dykhuizen, Catholic Mass by Rev T J McElliott, Christian services, Methodist prayers, Presbyterian worship, St Paul Lutheran service and Voters meeting, Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath events, and Prairie Chapel morning and evening services with Epworth League activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist—Bible School
William Dykhuizen
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
Christian Youth Fellowship
James M. Lower
Rev. C
Patrick
James
P. Gable
Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
Westminster Fellowship
Spiritual Life Group
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
Walther League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
W. W. McMicken
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Ferreter Siblings Move On After service Duties
Lt. John Ferreter, who spent a leave here with his mother Mrs. Margaret Ferreter after serving with the Eighth Air Force in England, has gone to Santa Ana California to report. Pfc. Richard Ferreter has returned to Atlanta Georgia. Vanilla chocolate strawberry ice cream in bulk. Bailey's Milk Bar advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferreter
Margaret Ferreter
Eighth Air Force
England
Santa Ana
Calif
Pfc
Richard Ferreter
Atlanta
Bailey’s Milk Bar
Aid to Polio Fund Via Cigaret Sales Draws Ire of OPA
Portland drug store proprietor David Weiner raised about 300 dollars for the March of Dimes by selling cigarettes at marked price to customers who added change from a five dollar bill to the infantile paralysis fund. OPA investigator halted the sales and district director McDonnell Brown called the practice an illegal tying-in agreement. He warned that allowing such ties would force OPA to permit similar schemes for all charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
OPA
David Weiner
McDonnell Brown
Van der Zee To Oppose Teeters In Iowa City Election
Friday marked candidate filing for the Iowa City primary on Feb. 26 and the general election a month later. Mayor Wilbur J. Teeters seeks re election against Jacob Van der Zee. Aldermen at large I J Barron and M Dean Jones face Ruth Gallagher and W H Grandath, with party tickets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van der Zee
Teeters
Iowa City
Wilbur J. Teeters
Jacob van der Zee
I. J. Barron
M. Dean Jones
Ruth Gallagher
Man Fined $25 for Beating His Spouse
John W. Steggall of 127 Third Avenue SW was fined $25 and costs by Police Judge Harry S Johnson after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He was arrested on a complaint that he was beating his wife Loretta, and had earlier received a 30 day suspended sentence in a related case from Justice Howard R Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Steggall
Third Avenue
Harry S Johnson
Steggall
Loretta
Howard R. Churchill
Wanted help in wartime jobs and sales positions
Multiple notices seek workers and sales staff for postwar industry. Kilborn Photo Paper Co advertises paper cutter operator and clerk positions. Gazette lists farm hands, dairy helpers, a barber shop manager, an elevator operator, and sales openings with Box numbers and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Wholesale Biscuit Company
Ister
Mar
Harold Eller
Tipton
Red Crown Bowling Alley
Crown Bowling Alley
Cedar Rapids
Noield
Gazette
LeRoy Oftedahl
Norway
Eee
EMALL
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Ts Financial
Sioux City
FDA
Choice Western
C.R
California
Idaho
Texas
Wall Street
J. BE. Bennett & Co
W. H. Dump
Merchants National Book Building
BEC Eati
AIS Adams Express
T & T Adams Groress
Atnville
ignAlled
Kennecott
Allis Chalmers
Kresce S S
Libby McNeil Bys Amn Loco
Libbey Owens
Amn Roll Mills
Amn
Lockheed
Amn Steel Pdys
Loews, Inc
Amn Tet & T
McKesson
Marshall, Fid
Amn Woolen
Martin G
Martin Parry” Armour & Co
Maytag
Atchison
Aviation Carp
Mont Ward
Baldwin Loco
Murray Carp
Balto & Onio
Nash-Kely
Barnsdall Ve
Nati Biscuit
Bendix Avonati
Datry P
Beth Steel
Ostlra
Boeing Airpig
Central
Iden Co Wat Nor Pac R
Borg Warner
North Amn Co
Briggs Mfg
Nor Amn Avi
Amn Haddope
Bucyrus Erle
Hoebuck
Shell Union Bet
Cons Edison
Simons Go
Sinclair Ol
Skelly Oo
Souder BS
Giucibie
Seeryy Core
Ind
Deere & Co
Douglas Air
Warner
du Pont
Studebaker
Erle R
Tex Corp
Elec Autolite
Tex Gulf S
Elec ‘Boat
Thermold
Elec
End & S
Tidewater
Pruchauf
Timken Det
Gen Baking A
Timken RB
Gen Cables
TC Fox Film
Gen Electric
Union Carbide
Gen Foods
Union Pac
Gen Gas
Uni
Gen Motors
Uni Air Lines
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Pairse
U S Rubber
U S Steel
Greyhound
Walworth
Houston Oil
Warner Bros
Homestake
Wes Union
Hudson Moraine Westshauss
Willys Ovid
Ait Wilson, and Co
Colworth
Azenth Radio
Doi
Butler Bros Unker O
Gui and
Edison
Walereeh
Iowa News
Wapello
John Myers
Muscatine Hospital
Dudgeon Funeral Home
Edgewood
Rhines Funeral Home
B. J. Davis
Harold
Wisconsin Cneess
Plymouth
Wis
City Briefs
Syndicate Is Dead
Jesse Davis
Packer Union
Marion News
Elizabeth Starry
Near
P. O
Ralph Richardson
Fourteenth Street
Renee
O. E. Clemans
Fred Henak
Philip
Susan Peterson
Jon Hoglund
Sandra Kay
Kellogg
W. J. Hoglund
Virgil Kellogg
2Nd Ave
Edwin Carlson
Felton, Minn
Carlson-Wahl
Marshalltown
Albert Flickinger
Lawton
Okla
Pic. Flickinger
Fort Sill
Fort Meade
Janice Hutchinson
FBI
Washington, D. C
Howard Hutchinson
Fourth Street
Robert Newlin
Indiantown Gap
Constance
C. J. Newlin
Nyal
Owen
T. L. D. Hadwin
Marion Churches
Greenie’s
John Blackford
Toddville
American Woolen Co
Jack’s
Probasco Jewelry
Palace Theater
Singer Sewing Machins Co
1St Ave
Eshlee Ree
Vincent’s Jewelry
Schaefer
Kresse
K. Schaefer
Claxton College Pharmacy
Charlie Hasson
Wilson Ave
Eenee
Norah A. Gott
Richards Laboratories
3Nd St
Ave
Apna FP
Masseuse
EPPA
Helene Curtis
Paris Academ
Mabeline
I. Kirkpatrick
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Funk
Call Noble
Nelson
Mullin
R. C. Holland
Ronnie
Morris
SUOP
Granby
Randall & Gregson Co
10Th St. NE
Novak Heating Co
3Rd Ave
Findle & Refrigeration
4Th Ave
Warteng
Berniced
ARES
UERAT
Arnold Ellingson
Kramer
DIAL
Reliable Man
Harry Davis
Mack Aurgustine
Ce-Mar
Montrose
Fran Richey
Tom Owen
HIS Cowboys
C.S. P
Hall
Ad Good Foods
Kingston
Elmer Young
Orchestra
Lee
AE Score Board
Townsend
P. Hall
Sisco
Ada
WMC
Ee Reed
Priebe & Sons, Inc
Jergen's Woodbury CO
Drug and Variety Store
Colonial Baking Co
Sth Ave. SE
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