Market recap shows wheat gains amid stock rally
New York trading featured a broad market rise with gains in farm stocks and aviation shares while profit taking cooled late session gains. Wheat futures firmed about two cents as Chicago cash grain quotes showed mixed strength across grain markets and livestock prices edged higher on active trading.
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Omaha Livestock Markets Damaged OCR Summary
Cedar Rapids hog market prices drifted steady to weak with bids for 200 to 323 pound butcher hogs at 27.25 to 27.50 the day prior. Sows 300 pounds down topped at 19.75 while 230 to 250 pound butchers fell modestly per 10 pounds. Cattle and calf quotes show variability with steers and heifers around 28 to 29 dollars per cwt for prime offerings and commercial cows near 19 to 21 dollars. Sheep and poultry pointed to mixed bids with lambs and ewes priced in the 9 to 11 dollar range for selected grades and broilers at general market levels.
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Cattle Prices Rise 25 Cents in Chicago Market
Slaughter steer and heifer prices advanced up to 25 cents in Chicago. Receipts totaled about 2,500 head as market activity showed strength in cattle sales reported by AP.
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Rulaen Sannia News Brief From Chicago Market Report
Market notes and TV news blips from Chicago CTA markets listing total shipments 3145, arrivals 8, with beef potatoes and Red River Valley round reds priced per cwt. 5.09, and etc. The piece mentions anchors Mark Yother and Jim Suman on TV news and weekend weather by Tom McDonough.
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Birthday Kidney Gift For C R Man
Charles Jordan of Cedar Rapids received a kidney Thursday on his first birthday after a transplant at the University of Iowa Veterans Administration hospital center. He and Ketta Legg of Marshalltown were recipients of a deceased donor kidney from the same donor. Both patients were reported in satisfactory condition following the operations. The two transplants marked the seventh and eighth at the U Iowa VA center since November and the sixth and seventh from deceased donors. All patients remained in good condition.
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Midnight Sunday Auto Plate Mail Deadline in Linn County
Linn county car owners may avoid penalties on renewal by mail postmarked before Sunday midnight. A 5 percent minimum penalty starts Monday, with a monthly increase thereafter. To apply by mail, send the 1970 registration receipt or license number with a check or money order for the renewal amount to the Linn county treasurer at the Cedar Rapids courthouse.
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Obituary and news notes from Iowa and Missouri items
Ethel Oberfell 54 a teacher in Oelwein died in a Waterloo hospital after illness. Chillicothe native and longtime recreation instructor Miss Churfell taught in Warrensburg junior high, formed the Huskettes, and led local efforts for a new service station in Waterloo. GM reported a $609 million annual loss with fourth quarter at $135 million, the worst three-month result since 1920s era. Surviving relatives and funeral details noted. miscellaneous notices include local ads and referrals.
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Linn County
Churfell
Warrensburg
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Ocl- Pires
Champlin Wein
Johnson
Degrose
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Priue
Thursday Motors Corp
Hetel McCroger
Hintz
Springville Honors Floyd Roberts Past Resident Dies in California
Floyd Roberts, 2, a former Springville resident, died Wednesday in a Westminster California hospital. Funeral arrangements are pending as officials note his ties to the Springville community and his prior residence in town.
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Hospitalized Frank Sieff of 120 First Avenue NW
Frank Sieff, a surgical patient at Mercy Hospital, is hospitalized and visitors are permitted. Born November 2, 1888, in New Waubeek, he married Barb Conway in Springville on October 2, 1913. He lived in Lins County and Springville and recently in Garden Grove, California, for three years. He worked as a bookkeeper for the Springville Creamery until retirement in 1935. He was a member of Jarjtne's Grove Baptist church, past master of Springville Lodge 139 AF and AM, a Modern Woodmen of America member, and former secretary of the Springville park board. Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Monday at the Springville Methodist church, with burial in Springville cemetery. Friends may visit Murdoch chapel in Springville after 11 a.m. Sunday. Master Masons to meet at the lodge at 12:30 Monday.
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New Waubeek
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Old Springville
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1St Ave
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Rabierts
Jar Jtne
S Grove Baptist Church
Springville Lodge
Modern Woodmen of Americas
Methodist Church
Springsville
Clive Cook
Murdoch
Four youths accused after alleged coin stamp album thefts
A local report notes four young men were arrested after alleged thefts involving coins stamps and albums. Separate entries describe a stolen tape player from a car on Sixteenth Lane SW and four monogrammed checks plus a camera taken from a residence on Eastview Drive NW. Dean Herbst of Morningside College is named to the dean's list for academic honors. An executive plaza seeks office space at 444 First Ave SE.
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Blome Resigns As Manager Of Chamber Unit
Cedar Rapids Marion Area Chamber announces Blome will leave his Marion division post at end of February after joining in 1966. He led international visitor programs and public relations before merger of Cedar Rapids and Marion chambers. Blome, cited for future plans, spoke Friday about his departure.
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Jelass
Cupid's Choice Valentine Console With Permanent Flowers
Pierson's Florists offers Cupid's Choice a Valentine console with permanent flowers priced at 95 50 order number 360 1826 contact Auy at the shop for details.
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Valentine
Pierson's Florists
Auy
Model A Ford Club Elects Officers at Bank Meeting
The Hawk 4 club elected officers at a Tuesday organizational meeting at Farmers State Bank. Officers include Bob Murphy director Richard Yeland president Jerry Baker secretary Bruce Boyson treasurer Renibon chairman activities and technical committee, Bill Barker membership and publication chairman. The group will meet monthly on the fourth Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Richard Yeland
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Deaths Rise to Four in West Conshohocken Fire and Explosions
Philadelphia AP reports the West Conshohocken blaze that destroyed a residential block has claimed a fourth life, Calbert Rip, 67, grandfather of two. His grandson Michael Pruitt, 14, was found in the wreckage, and his sister Michelle, 8, was found later. Volunteer firefighter Joseph Powers, 19, among the dead, with rescue operations continuing amidst the ruins.
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Cub Scouts Pack 29 Awards Presented at Hoover School
Scouts from Pack 29 at Hoover School were awarded at Thursday night ceremonies naming Mike Nickell Tori Sebrecht Craig Bruce Serd Hoover Mike Gefalter Kevin Kaver Tia Vat Note Gary Mc Curdy Brian Aubrecht Terry Spidle Slaven Myren Mike Moore Eric Lobbins Wayne Rust Marty McDowell Jefe Smejxal David Stanek Stanley Linnaberry Jef Spldie Gil 3 Carter Jeff Nechanicky Tom an Note Bryan Bilis David Schultz Bobby Longteling Revie Miller Robbie Cowan Kevin Custigan David Dorland Clark Thorson Shawn Hels orfer John Elwanger Loren a Beaker and Ken Scott. Puck 34. The following members received awards dan 21 at St Patrick's school Randy Rablan Geff Garrell Dan Goodell Derek Klouster man Greg Malloney Mark Woodward Jim Armistvang Ted Radenkirk. Puck 143 Receiving awards fat Pierce school Thursday were Kel Smith Tom Hill Trent Brooks Svell O Connor Monty Clark Barry Everson Mike Makowski Tom Cullen Brian Smith Steve Layher Tom Langervin Scott Keller Mike Kelly. Report Theft Four top coal gas Jack Savkett David Cris valued at 45 were reported i singer Kyle Gallis David stolen from Clancy's Ttd 200 Bryant Scott Copperwell and First avenue NE thursday. The Gary Lovik
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Terry Spidle
Slaven Myren
Mike Moore
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Waynes Rust
Marty McDowell
Jefe Smejxal
David Stanek
Stanley Linnaberry
Jef Spldie
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Tom ¥An
Singer
Kyle Gallis
David
Clancy
Ttd
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Scott Copperwell
First Avenue
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