Hogs Drop as Cattle Demand Surges in Chicago Markets
Chicago livestock receipts show hogs down up to 75 cents with top quotes near 23.65. Cattle receipts reach 25,000 for the day, marking the largest in nearly 10 months. slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to lower with prime and good totals listed. Sheep receipts 1,000 with lambs steady to higher. pricing ranges given for high and low choices. Furnished by Lamson Brothers with Cedar Rapids contact details.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock
UPI
Des Moines Hog Prices for Saturday and Week Summary
USDA receipts show 27 500 Saturday and 60 000 Monday with week and year angles. Barrows and gilts priced mainly at 20.50 to 22.75 for various weight ranges while sows bring 15.85 to 20.75 depending on weight. Prices mostly steady to 50 cents lower than Saturday.
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Des Moines
USDA
U. S
Butchers Prices for Beef Carcasses in Waterloo WA 5
UPI reports market quotes for beef carcasses in Waterloo Washington. Prices vary by weight range from 160 pounds to 360 pounds with per hundredweight and total amounts listed, showing values around 18.50 to 22.40 per 100 pounds and related totals.
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Aterloo
Omerry Livestock Market Report Summary
Note shows cattle market with steers slow and fed heifers at mixed bids. Early sales margin narrow with prices around 25 to 28 dollars for various categories and stockers and feeders trading slowly.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Cattle Trade
AP USDA cattle show mixed activity as calves and heifers move slowly. Steers around 1100 pounds steady to 25 cents lower. heavier steers down a bit. cows uneven. vealers steady. Feeder calves firm with steady demand. prices listed around 27.00 to 28.00 for vealers.
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Omaha
USDA
C R Markets Report on Grain Prices
Market notes show yellow shell corn at 91.14 per unit and one lot at 0. soybeans quoted at 32 06 as of today with unsettled bids from Nebsosvilte.
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Tereago
Eisie
Heavy AG Ae Imac
Bo. Batlen
Iraqi Revolt Triggers Wall Street Selloff
Iraqi upheaval sparks broad market decline in New York trading. International oil shares bear the heaviest losses as volume reaches 2.54 million shares on Monday.
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New York
Iraq
Get Pen Terms In Road Scandals
Indianapolis AP reports salesman Arthur Mogilner received suspended prison sentences after pleading guilty in Indiana highway bribery cases. He also paid fines while teammates Elmer Sherwood and William Sayer faced prison terms and heavier fines. all are Republicans.
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Indianapolis
Arthur Moginner
Elmer Sherwood
William Sayer
Thomas Garvin
Mogilner
John Tinder
Sherwood Sayer
Sherwood
Sayer
George Craig
Small Business Tax Relief Approved by House Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a modified tax relief bill for small business projected to cost about 250 million dollars yearly. It allows depreciation plus ordinary loss deductions, excludes capital losses on small business stock, and offers ten year installment payments for estate taxes on or held small businesses.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
The
Treasury
Two Iowa Brothers Drown in Minnesota Lake
Two brothers from Leland Iowa died when their boat filled with water and sank in Lake Elysian Minnesota on Sunday. Eddy Christian son 42 and Al fred Braadland 52 were in the boat with Norman and Arnold Braadland who survived by clinging to the over turned craft.
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Elysian, Minn
UPI
Leland
Iowa
Lake
Elysian
Eddy Christianson
Alfred
Norman
Arnold Braadland
Thompson
Bold Journey dives to Guadalupe on Monday cruise
Bold Journey takes a skin diving cruise to Guadalupe at 7 30 p m Monday organized by Chan Inc.
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Guadalupe
Chan, Inc
Wheat and Corn Prices Advance in Chicago Market
Wheat and corn futures rose as week end receipts remain light and mill demand stayed firm. Wheat gained about 2 percent to 1.884 4 percent while corn moved up with limited offerings. Oats swung modestly, rye eased, and soybeans edged higher amid market pressure.
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Chicago
Poultry and dairy price notes from Chicago and New York
UPI reports live poultry weights and fluctuating prices in Chicago with numerous feed and product lines listed. A New York USDA update shows creamery butter and egg prices, alongside varying size and grade standards for eggs and dairy products.
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New York
Teen Ager Slain in Carter Lake Robbery Fight
Omaha teenager Joseph Dixon aged 18 was killed during a struggle with a gunman at Carter Lake near Omaha Iowa. Rita Ficke 15 was with him as the masked assailant ordered them into a car and fled after Dixon was shot. Police held four men and a woman for questioning as evidence such as a bloody shirt and muddy shoes surfaced.
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Carter Lake
Omaha
Joseph David Dixon
Ronald Dixon
Dixon
Rita Ficke
Iowa
J Omaha
Nebraska
Dick Sisco Wins Oelwein Soap Box Derby
An 11 year old from Oelwein Dick Sisco son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Sisco won the annual Soap Box Derby defeating Dave Clark in a tight championship race. He will travel to Akron Ohio to race in the national derby on August 17 sponsored by the Jaycees.
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the Gazette
Oelwein
Dick Sisco
Lyle Sisco
Dave Clark
Akron
Ohio
The
Jaycees
One Thing We Can't Tolerate Is Rustlers
Cedar Rapids reported a porch theft as Merle Kueler says a 40 pound hobby horse was stolen from his front porch between noon and 6 pm Sunday. He provided his address at 1232 Fourth St NW for the incident.
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Cedar Rapids
Merle Kueler
Fourth St
North Western Pays 599000 In School Tax In Iowa
North Western railway paid 599 497.86 in school taxes this year, part of 1 985 018 total taxes on operating property in 44 Iowa counties. Taxes include subsidiary Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway. Airport taxes totaled 664 86. Distribution by county lists Benton Black Hawk Cedar Keokuk Linn and Tama among others.
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Chicago — Iowa
North Western Railway
William Krucks
Railway
Iowa
Krucks
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Company
North Western County
North Western
Benton
Black Hawk
Cedar
Keokuk
Linn
Oem
Tama
Decorah Explosion Claims Second Victim Herbert Barlow
The Decorah blast at Barlow Tire Service killed Herbert Barlow 45 in Rochester Minnesota where he died Monday. Clarence Read 39 of Cedar Falls also died from injuries. Isadore Barlow and John McFadden remained in serious condition in Rochester. Funeral services are planned for Read in Traer and burial at Amity cemetery. Herbert Barlow is survived by wife and son Howard.
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Decorah
Barlow Tire Service
Herbert Barlow
Rochester
Minn
Isadore
John McFadden
Cedar Falls
Clarence Read
Howard
Stevie
This Was a Costly Accident for Philip Berger
Philip Berger aged 25 of 618 Fifth Avenue SE caused a Sunday accident by crossing the center line and striking another car. He failed to stop and identify himself, lacked a valid license, and had 19 overdue parking tickets. In municipal court he paid 10, 15, 15 and 40 dollar fines and was banned from applying for a new license for 60 days.
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Philip Berger
Fifth’ Ave
Fifth ‘Avenue
Berger
Donald Barnes
Enlistment Delayed for Marine Recruit Patrick Steichen
Patrick L. Steichen aged 18 of 2511 First Ave SE is delayed under the 120 day OT program. He is scheduled to report to the San Diego recruit depot on August 4 to begin Marine recruit training.
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Marine Corps
Cedar Rapids
Patrick L. Steichen
First Ave. SE
San Diego
Calif
Cedar Rapids Youth Involved In Four Vehicle Crash
A Cedar Rapids youth escaped serious injury after a four vehicle crash on highway 3 two miles west of Oelwein. Evelyn Wilson 31 of Litchfield Minn attempted a U turn in a farm driveway when a semi driven by Clarence Owens 37 of St Paul struck the car shoving it into a ditch. Richard Moran 19 of Cedar Rapids swerved to miss the truck and it crashed into the Wilson car. Patricia Chase 18 drove off the road on the far side of the truck. All drivers suffered only minor injuries.
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the Gazette
Oelwein
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Wilson
Litchfield
Minn
Highway 3
Here
Clarence Owens
St. Paul
Richard Moran
Wilson
Patricia Chase
Sidewalk Construction Bid Lowest of Summer
The Willman Company bid 40 cents per square foot for sidewalk replacement on First and Third streets and Sixteen Avenues SW, totaling 4423.50 dollars, with Ray Bertelli Sons at 44 cents and 4774.50 dollars. Both bids referred to the city engineer for review before contract action at the next council meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
Willman Company
Ray Bertelli Sons Company
First
Third Street
Sixth
Fourteenth
Sixteenth Avenues
City Briefs Bring Local News and Ads
Hospitalization for Mrs. William White at St Luke's planned surgery. Dairy Queen offers 9c floats until July 16. Dr Hoyt Thomas opens office in Iowa Theater building. Summer story hour for 8 to 12 year olds at public library. Obituary notice for R H Hale of London. Cedar Rapids Chamber lunch at Roosevelt hotel. Osborn Park Marine sponsored film Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Delray Chevrolet ad price 1945. Conopus club to host Indianapolis 500 race slides. Mini notices of real estate ads and local events. Wayne I Eckhart dies in Kansas crash. Ice cream social July 15 at Salem EUB.
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Public Library
Keith Stapleton
Johnson and Badger to Tour Cedar Rapids Parkettes Meters
Council Bluffs safety officials plan a on the scene study of women meter attendants in Cedar Rapids. Safety Commissioner Bob Johnson and Police Chief Carl Badger will depart Tuesday noon by train and return early Thursday. Johnson said the study could advance plans for Cedar Rapids downtown meter patrols.
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Council Bluffs
Cedar Rapids
Bob Johnson
Carl ‘Badger
Johnson
Iowa City
Travi s seeks zoning change for home real estate office
Mrs Zephyr T Travis requests a zoning amendment to B 1 for 3525 First Lane SE Cedar Rapids to permit operating a real estate office from her home. The property sits beside the Mayos drug parking lot between 35th and 36th Streets and the proposal was referred to the City Plan Commission for study and recommendation.
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First Lane
Zephyr T. Travis
Cedar Rapids
Liberty Loan Corporation Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation for Liberty Loan Corporation, Cedar Rapids principal place of business, to lend money and issue certificates. Capital stock authorized ten thousand dollars. existence for twenty years. three directors. officers include a president two vice presidents secretary and treasurer. Incorporators listed.
I Rites Wednesday for Mrs D E Miller 75
Ina Cooper Miller 75 widow of D Earl Miller longtime Marion resident died Sunday at 2 30 p m Born April 5 1883 in Marion daughter of J A Josephine Michel Cooper graduated from Marion schools married Feb 1 1907 Mr Miller died Jan 20 1955 Surviving sister Znomas Evans Grundy Center Services Ferree funeral home Grundy Center Wednesday morning body brought to Marion for 3 30 p m Murdoch chapel En tombment Chapel of Memories Cedar Memorial cemetery
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Ina Cooper Miller
D. Earl Miller
Marion
Grundy Center
J. A
Josephine Michel Cooper
Ferree
Murdoch
Playground Activities Across Emerson and Longfellow Camp
Pupils from Emerson and Longfellow summer playgrounds enjoyed a Friday picnic at Marvin Fernow farm with lunch on the porch due to rain. Sixty-six Irving playground children toured Quality Top Dairy and were treated to chocolate milk and cookies.
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Emerson
Longfellow
Marvin Fernow Farm
Fernow
Jean Lawson
Judy Raymond
Dorothy Kroening
Judy Barkley
Irving Playground
Chet Bullis
Irving
Jerry Long
Lincoln-Washington
Washington
Emerson and
Irving Playgrounds
Irving School
Boston
Emerson Playground
Former Marion Resident Bryant F. Kenney Dies at 50
Bryant F. Kenney 50, a former Marion and Cedar Rapids resident, died in New York City after a long illness. He was son of Mrs. Fred M. Blakeslee and survived by his wife, a daughter Marcia, and a son Dick. Kenney directed a Durban refinery in 1951 and was director in charge of foreign refineries for Standard Vacuum Oil at his death. Born Oxford Junction April 14 1908, he graduated Marion High School in 1925 and studied at Coe College and MIT.
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Bryant F. Kenney
Marion
Cedar Rapids
New York City
Mr. Kenney
Fred M. Blakeslee
California
Marcia
Durban
South Africa
Standard Vacuum Oil Company
Oxford Junction
Mr. Kennedy
Marion High School
Coe College
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rites Planned for Emogene Van Buskirk at Marion
Emogene A Van Buskirk 94 known as Aunt Emm dies at University Hospitals Iowa City after a two day stay She was born February 4 1864 in Keene New Hampshire and moved to Marion 35 years ago She lived with sister in law Mayme Reed at 1314 Fifth Ave A Marion Christian Church member Burial at Riverside Cemetery Anamosa Services at Murdoch Chapel Marion Wednesday at 10 30 a m Friends may call after 7 tonight
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Emogene A. van Buskirk
Emm
Marion
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Keene
N. H
Akron
William van Buskirk
Mayme Reed
Fifth Ave
Marion Christian Church
Murdoch Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
Anamosa
Borne and guests visit kin then plan returns
Borne and their daughters Lind land Marilee of Honolulu H T lave been guests of Mrs. Wenn ing's sister Mrs. L D Smith and nieces Marguerite Hazel Smith and Gladys Ballard. They will visit relatives at various points in the states before returning. Ed R Paul returns from Springfield Sp where they spent days with relatives. Arnolds luncheon guests include Lester Ellingsen of Waukon and their son Donald F lingsen who visited the Arnolds. Gladys and Maude Norris of Longport N J are guests en route to a new home in Winter Park Fla. Lulu Driscoll of Hollywood and Frank Kelly of Waterloo dined with Mrs Emma Albright. Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 meets tonight at 8 in IOOF hall. Dairy Queen 9c Float sale now through July 16 use newspaper or handbill coupon.
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Dairy Queen
Arnolds
Lester Ellingsen
Waukon
Milton Arnold
Donald Flingsen
Wauken
Gladys and
Maude Norris
Longport
N.J
Glen Arnold
Winter Park, Fla
Former Iowan 20 Held in fatal St Charles crash
Mark Lee Allen 20 of Florissant was killed in a highway collision as a car speeding up to 110 mph reportedly led to the crash. Arnold Hollander 20, recently moved from Denison IA, was jailed on a manslaughter warrant with $10,000 bond, denying speeding.
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ST. Charles
Mark Lee Allen
St. Louis
Florissant
Arnold Hollander
Denison
Allen
Mae Louise Allen
Virginia Term
Overland
Hollander
Lester Plackmeyer
Murder suicide double tragedy near What Cheer
William Hicklin aged 47 and his former wife Blanche aged 43 were found dead in the front seat of Mrs. Hicklin’s car on Route 21 two miles south of What Cheer. Hicklin had a fatal head wound while Blanche was shot eight times. a .25 caliber revolver lay in the car. The couple were living apart for about six months and leave three children Richard Linda and Keith. Hicklin farmed nearby and Blanche worked as a nurses aide at a Sigourney hospital.
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the Gazette
William Hicklin
Blanche
Hicklin
Liberty Loan Corporation 6 Monies Incorporation Notice
Notice announces the formation of Liberty Loan Corporation with principal place of business in Des Moines and Rapids, to lend money and accumulate funds for loans, authorized capital of 1000 dollars, first directors listed, date of commencement June 8 1958, officers to be elected by the board, and no limit on indebtedness. The document outlines governance and officer structure.
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Liberty Loan Corporation OF
Des Moines
Iowa
Liberty Loan Corporation
Rapids
Tome E Gene
David B. Lichtenstein
William
Crecere Lyle
Nen Corporation
al Pen Corporation
New Non surgical Remedy Shrinks Piles and Eases Pain
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids relieve itch and pain without surgery. Observed improvements include rapid pain relief reduction of swelling and lasting improvement over months with no narcotics or irritants. Sold in suppository or ointment forms with a money back guarantee.
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New York, N. Y
U.S
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Chariton
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Junction City
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Starry Addition
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Gibson's Locker
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Aledo, IL
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Albert E. Bragg
Amber Travis
Maquoketa
Emil J. Blazek
Marion Lodge No
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Emogene van Buskirk
Clara ‘Arnold Barber
Long Beach
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Longlake
Park Rapids
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Chippewa Falls
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Swisher
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Community Christian Achievement Society of the Robins Church of the Brethren
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Kanawha
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Vernon Blietz
Blietz
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St. Paul's
Jamaica
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Miami
Fla
Christian Youth Fellowship
Mabel Wenning
Mrs
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Springfield
Lulu Driscoll
Hollywood
Frank Kelly
Waterloo
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Grove City
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