War Dads collect over 18 tons of tin cans in Cedar Rapids drive
Despite a manpower shortage the Cedar Rapids War Dads collected more than 18 tons of tin cans during a weekend salvage drive. Scouts were unable to canvass house to house due to camp, but trucks gathered cans citywide ending with a large pile at the old waterworks. The effort aimed for a carload and awaits September’s follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
George Cockburn
Cockburn
Kenwood
Old City
Second Street
Hog prices rise across weights in Tuesday cattle market
Chicago reports Tuesday estimates show live cattle receipts around 7000 head and 1000 sheep. Hog trading remains highly active with prices 15 to 50 cents higher than Friday's close. Fed steers and yearlings stay steady while lambs start slow and natives sell steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa and Des Moines market report cattle hogs and sheep prices
Sioux City hog receipts 16 560 head with barrows and gilts mostly 16 to 20 dollars per hundredweight, sows 28 to 35 higher, cattle bids steady to firm with top steers around 17 60, cows 9 to 12, heifers 11 75 to 15, bull and feeder activity mixed. Sheep and lambs slow with native spring lambs 12 75 to 14 25 and ewes 4 to 5 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeea Ar
Iowa
Des Moines
Od Coestumes
Austin
Omaha Livestock Market Report
Salable hog receipts 12 500 to 15 300 with prices offering 20 to 45 cents higher than Friday and up to 35 cents over Saturday for 180 240 lb hogs. Sows stronger, carcass price around 14 45 to 14 45 per 100 weight. weights above 613 70. Cattle salable 7 500 to 8 100. calves included. Killing cows steady, stocker and feeder up to 5 percent of run. Fed steers 17 35 per cwt for 1135 lb, bulk 15 00 to 17 00. grass cows 12 25 to 12 50. Spring lambs 15 to 14 7, native 13 00, Idaho new crop lambs 12 25 to 13 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joux City
Sioux
Laibie
Idaho
Texas
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
WFA
Des Moines Livestock Prices Reported With Mixed Weights
Iowa hog market activity shows higher prices for sows and heavier weights while lighter weights and gilts show varied gains. Prices listed for multiple weight ranges from 180 to 550 pounds reflect overall strength in interior Iowa and a day based report ending at a.m. with deliveries and loads noted.
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Tugged by Week of Trade
A brief market note from MISCELLANEOUS WESCONSIN CHEESE YMOUTH reports weekly trading figures for dairy products. It lists twin or cheddar varieties at specific per pound prices, reflecting modest shifts in the cheese market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesconsin Cheeseymouth
Wis
New York Poultry Steady with Mixed Wholesale Prices
The report lists steady wholesale poultry prices in New York with multiple categories. Hens, turkeys, ducks, and geese show varied per pound or pair rates. egg receipts around 28.31. mixed species prices range by grade from No 1 to No 4. Current receipts total 1 034 658, with maximum prices set to OPA for bulk butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucks
Vroilers Egos
Alarade
Unclear OCR Summary of Receipts and Specials Across Regions
Fragmented text references receipts and specials with numeric codes, region names such as California Idaho Washington New York and vague product mentions like steeder, turkeys, roosters, ducks and daisies. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cprer
Steeder
Turkey
Hensive de Broilers
Stone
California
Idaho Bliss
S. Mo
Washington Sons
New York Cobbiers U
East Side Registrants Leave for Fort Snelling
Two Linn county selective service board No 1 registrants from the east side have left for Fort Snelling Minnesota for armed forces duty. Vernon P. Smith of 3229 Carlisle street NE and Roy Lee of 320 Eighth avenue SE received gifts from the United Service Aides as they departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Hog Market Soars As Packers And Butchers Hit Ceiling
On Monday the Cecar Rapids hog market saw ongoing gains with heavier grade butchers reaching 13.70 while packers topped at 13.35. Listings show varied hog weights from 160 to over 500 pounds with multiple price levels for good hogs and packers, plus cattle and calf market figures and lamb values. The report captures broad price tiers across hogs, steers, cows, calves, and lambs with no clear single event beyond the market-wide ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecar Rapids
Caiths Market
Windauses Cas
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Summary
Grain and produce prices list from Cedar Rapids featuring corn No 2 yellow at 1.04, soybeans at 1.86, oats 76c and 75c, wheat No 2 1.40, hay straw 10, hay 14. poultry prices for heavy springs over 3 lbs 26c, light 24c, heavy hens 22c, leghorn 20c, current receipts 30c. eggs Henneries 32c, No 1 28c, No 2 21c. fruits and vegetables prices for lemons 17, naval oranges 5.75, lettuce 6.99, sweet potatoes 5.10, extra price 4.25. hides No 1 12c, No 2 11c, calf hides 34c, kip 11c. full tail and other notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Naval
Rye Leads Grain Futures Decline in Late Trading
Chicago grain futures eased with rye leading the drop. Wheat finished around 42 to, oats down, rye down about 1 percent to 244 for September, barley 144, and barley September at 1.13 1/2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Provisions Report
The Chicago cash market shows prices for wheat and oats across multiple grades with No 1 hard at around 1.58 and No 2 mixed near 1.56. Oats list No 1 mixed about 0.80 to 0.83 and white varieties near 0.79 to 0.81. Feed and sample grades are noted with slight variations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
City Briefs Welfare Meeting and Park Picnic Planned
Public Welfare Bureau schedules a Tuesday 12 noon gathering at the Roosevelt hotel. Hard of Hearing society invites members to a Bever Park bandstand picnic Thursday at 6 p.m. The Retail Merchants Bureau executive board meeting, normally Tuesday, is canceled this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Welfare Bureau
Roosevelt Hotel
Hard of Hearing Society
Bever Park
Retail Merchants Bureau
Linn County War Fund Committee Meet Set at Roosevelt Hotel
The executive committee of the Linn County War Fund will meet Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Roosevelt hotel to discuss the county campaign and work on quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County War Fund
Roosevelt Hotel
Bicycle Crash Injures 10-Year-Old Douglas Houghton
Douglas Houghton aged 10 of 06 0 avenue NE sustained a slight injury when his bicycle collided with a car driven by G M Rutledge of 314 Sixth pe SW at 831 Third avenue on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Houghton
Avenue NE
G. M. Rutledge
Sixth Pe
Third Avenue
Henson Resting At Home After Heart Attack
Fred C. Henson of 415 Seventh Avenue SE has been confined to his home after a heart attack and was resting easily Monday with no visitors permitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Henson
Seventh Avenue SE
Free Canning School Held Tuesdays at 2 15 P M
A free canning school takes place every Tuesday afternoon at 2 15 sponsored by Emma Miles Home Service Director of Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric Company in cooperation with Linn County Food Preservation Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Miles
Home Service
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Company
Food Preservation Committee of
Linn County
New Orleans Trade official visits Cedar Rapids for postwar commerce
A. P. Fant industrial secretary of the New Orleans Association of Commerce spends Monday and Tuesday in Cedar Rapids to promote postwar foreign commerce via the port of New Orleans. He meets Chamber of Commerce officers and will confer with industrial executives, accompanied by E. N. Crowson, foreign freight agent for Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Fant
New
Stocks Early Upturn Fades on Monday Trading
The New York market opened with a possible rebound but buying in rail and industrial shares weakened, leaving mostly fractional gains by close. Transfers ran about 1,000,000 shares, a light session for a full day since June 9, with final trends cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bombers Collide During Spokane War Show
A crowd of about 100000 watched two attack bombers collide during a Spokane air show. The aircraft, part of the Stay-on-the-Job display, broke apart and fell in flames, killing four men. Major Spaeth placed the crash about 200 feet above the crowd as spectators remained seated through the tragedy before the program resumed after a delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Navy
Helldivers
Spokane Air Service Command
Arthur F. Spaeth
Bond market steady with mixed moves in railroad issues
In New York on Monday bonds traded in irregular territory amid continued selling. Missouri Pacific loans led gains among corporate issues while Northern Pacific and Illinois Central softened toward the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Ilinois Central
Army Faces Severe Shortage of Heavy Trucks in 1944 Plan
Washington report says the army warns of a serious deficit in heavy trucks, urging the industry to speed production. Lt. Gen. Brehon Somervell states the 1944 truck program will fall short by more than 5000 units without immediate action. Industry representatives pledge intensified output but cite a manpower deficit of about 4500 workers to meet needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sns
War Department
Army
Brehon Somerveil
Army Service Forces
Somervell
Hopes to Reach E Bond Goal Fading
With only a week left Linn county trails the Series E bond goal of 2 860 800 by midnight July 31. Sales to date total 2 080 146 requiring about 97 456 daily to meet the goal. The unofficial county total for all bonds stands at 13 652 983 well above the 10 025 000 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Speedboat Driver Fined For Ordinance Violation
H. L. Olson of 321 Sixteenth Street NE was fined five dollars and costs by Police Judge Harry S. Johnson after pleading guilty to violating the river traffic ordinance. The judge suspended the fine on payment of costs. Olson was driving a speed boat linked to a Cedar River incident July 16 when Bob Hoff of 619 Nineteenth Street NE overturned a canoe. Hoff was not charged. the canoe’s origin was from Gare boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Olson
Sixteenth Street
Harry S. Johnson
Johnson
Olson
Cedar River
Bob Hoff
Nineteenth Street
Huff
Gare
Cars Driven by Two Brothers in Collision
Dale Annis 32 of Central City and Jack Annis 21 of Coggan collided on highway 13 five miles northwest of Central City. Jack’s car sideswiped Dale’s and rolled over. Both vehicles were damaged. Jack suffered a broken collarbone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Annis
Central City
Jack Annis
Coggan
Highway 13
Sheriff's Office
Jack
Dale
City Approves Transfer of Funds for Gasoline
City council approves transferring 585.57 from several city funds to the rotary fund for gasoline for city trucks and cars in June. Public improvements 245.49 building 11.40 police 153.53 garbage disposal 99.56 sewage rental 10.09 playground 15.07 water works 50.43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Fund
Public Improvements Department
City Council Approves Twelve Transfers of Funds
City council approved a series of fund transfers Monday totaling twelve items. Transfers include park improvement to public improvement for materials 1440 dollars and park to bridge maintenance for light bulbs 21.28 dollars, with several labor and material reallocations among park, cemetery, playground, water works, and public improvements departments.
Storm topples Elm Menaces Home Front
Mrs Charles Daws and her son in law Mr and Mrs Charles Schmatt with children in Cedar Rapids escaped injury when a large elm tree fell at 476 Eleventh street in front of the Carl Falcon home at six PM Sunday. Schmatt driving south on Elev enth street sped away as the tree toppled, striking the sedan’s rear left window and crushing the rear of the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Daws
Eleventh Street
Charles Schmatt
Cedar Rapids
Carl Falcon
Schmatt
Miss Schmidt to Wed in Chicago Ceremony
Lorraine Alice Schmidt of Chicago daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin H Schmidt 864 Twelfth Street Marion will wed Bernhardt C Thousand of the Army in a Grace Evangelical Lutheran church Chicago ceremony Saturday at 7:30 pm The note also states a repair permit for 72 Tenth Street to William Kacena and that E B Castle and Son handle the work Mrs Mark Walter former O K Drive In operator plans to run a restaurant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Schmidt
Marion
Lorraine Alice Schmidt
Chicago
Melvin H. Schmidt
Twelfth Street
Bernhardt C. Thousand
Army
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Tenth Street
William Kacena
E. B. Castle
Social news notes and travels among area residents
Mrs. A. Levitt of Portland visits son Aaron Miller in Chicago. Chicago guests Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tvrdik vacation with Mrs. Tvrdik’s mother Leta Marchant. E. B. Castle heads to Clinton for a week. Mrs. L. M. Phelps visits cousin Mrs. L. D. Thompson in Chicago, a hospital patient. Don Hall at Veterans hospital in Des Moines. Born July 23, Gary Paul Wulfsberg in Cedar Rapids at St. Luke’s. Wulfsbergs’ daughter is Blanche Hamm. Squibb sunburn cream advertised at 39 cents. Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Young vacationed. Mrs. H. W. Newlin accompanied by ill husband to Chicago. Leslie McDonald hosts dinner for Harold Simmons and James McCormic near Center Point. Major and Mrs. Oscar Wente and son Michael John visit Denver, Iowa, then return. Donna Bruss of Milwaukee visits aunt Neal Bunting. Mrs. Mary Woolsoncroft and granddaughter Marilyn Nickeson return from Scottsbluff and Denver. Mrs. Louise Putnam of Topeka visits sister J. W. Bowman. Adeliza Daniels showing improvement after Cedar Rapids hospital. C. R. Biddick hosts guests including J. L. Ritchie Sauk City and Mr. and Mrs. William Mulroney Saint Maries Idaho. S/Sgt. Edward Conrad informs wife and William Conrad he’s in Pacific area with amphibious tank battalion medical corps. Mrs. Jack Norris learns son Melvin Houser promoted to corporal in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wulfsberg
Cedar Rapids
Gary Paul
St. Luke’s Hospital
Wulfsberg
Blanche Hamm
E. C. Hamms
Bond Set In theft case and civil suit filed
Appeal bond was set at $2,000. Noble is accused of stealing two $25 war bonds and a wrist watch from a local hotel July 15. F. E. Fluegel, assignee for Henry S. Butcher, is suing Walter Arnold and Leona Arnold in district court for judgment of $357.68 with 6 percent interest from Dec. 7, 1942. The case involves a promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
F. E. Fluegel
Henry S. Butcher
Walter Arnold
Leona Arnold
Defrauding Hotel Keeper Leads to Jail Arrests
Courthouse resident Edward Oncken aged 4 of 1424 Second Street SE and William Achey 25 of Marion were arrested Saturday and Sunday by Deputy Sheriff P J Whittemore on charges of defrauding a hotel keeper. Both jailed in Linn county. Jack J Schwarnte 19 of the same charge was returned to Linn county jail by Whittemore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Oncken
Second Street SE
William Achey
Marion
P. J. Whittemore
Linn County
Jack J. Schwarnte
Benton County
Whittemore
City Hall Notes on Permits and Extensions
Public Improvements Commissioner D L Williams set August 10 as the deadline for filing oiling applications. The council referred Haegg Construction's request to extend railroad tracks between Seventh and Eighth Avenues SE to the city engineer. A cigarette permit and a class B beer permit were issued to Myrtle Fatka at 227 Fourteenth Avenue SW and a class C beer permit to John J Moses at 719 Third Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Improvements
D. L. Williams
Haegg Construction Company
Seventh and
Eighth Avenues SE
Myrtle Fatka
Fourteenth Avenue SW
John J. Moses
Third Street
Man Jailed For Larceny In Iowa County Court ruling
John W. Noble, 28, of Waterloo, pleaded guilty to larceny in Judge G. K. Thompson's court. He was sentenced to one year in Linn County jail with all but 60 days suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Noble
Waterloo
Linncoun
G. K. Thompson
Eightieth Birthday Observed for Mrs C E Clark
Mrs C E Clark marked eighty with a Sunday celebration at a Cedar Rapids cafe hosted by her children. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C H Sweet Mr and Mrs Frank Clark and Bonna Lee Clark. The group then attended a theater matinee together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Clark
Cedar Rapids
C. H. Sweet
Frank Clark
Bonna Lee Clark
Services for Mrs Arthur E Fairhurst Held at Yocom Chapel
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at the Yocom chapel with the Rev Arthur W Henke and the Rev C V R De Jong officiating. Marion cheater O S E officers assisted as the body was taken to Springfield Massachusetts accompanied by her husband and her mother Mrs Addie McCulloch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Fairhurst
Yocom Chapel
Arthur W. Henke
C. V. R. de Jong
Marion Cheater
O. ES
Springfield
Mass
Titus Promoted to First Lieutenant After War Service
Robert A Titus son of Mr and Mrs Howard Titus with the ferry command at Memphis has been promoted to first lieutenant. He was reported missing in the European area May 29 1943 and interned in a neutral country. He returned to the States last March 12. Before service he taught woodwind instruments at an Iowa City high school. Lt and Mrs Frank Whittemore who have visited his mother Mrs Lillian Whittemore left Saturday for Chicago. Lt Whittemore will report at Westover field and his wife will return to Mirion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A Titus
Howard Titus
Memphis
Titus
Iowa City
Frank Whittemore
Lillian Whittemore
Chicago
Lt. Whittemore
Westover Field
Mirion
Dinner Guests in Pearson Home
Dinner guests Sunday in the C. E. Pearson home were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Showalter of Gilman and Don C. Pearson and Gillin Johnson of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Pearson
Chris Showalter
Gilman
Don C. Pearson
Gillin Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Lost and Found notices and local classifieds mosaic mixed
A collage of lost items including a brown billfold with Wilson check and government check near Ellis Park with a reward offered, a black Persian cat lost near Northwest district, red leather billfold with ID cards and a reward, and various personal ads, store offers, and service promotions from local businesses and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Sentley
Ave
Wi Wilson
Ion Pdane
Cereorisea Csacieecio Cetteree
Ellis Park
Elaine Mitchell
Northwest District
Oakland Ave
Bob Giovanazzi
Local Home Services and Repairs Classified Ad
An assortment of service notices lists painting interior and exterior work with contact numbers, chimney and foundation repairs, mason work with guaranteed results and free estimates, welding and plumbing offerings, hauling ashes and rubbish, and several names and addresses for scheduling. The fragmentary item shows multiple small ads with phone numbers and a 3rd Street address.
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Marion News
Ric
A.m. Co
Mississippi River
Venport
East Side
Fort Snelling
C. R. Hog Market
City Briefs
New Orleans
Ace
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Adams Express
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kennecott
Allied Stores
Kresse
Allis Chalmers
Myers
Lockheed
Loews. Inc
Steel Sg McKesson
Amn Steel Fas
Amn Teil
Marshall Fid
Amn Teb
Amn Woolen
Martin Parry
Maytag
Armour & Co
Moline
Atlantic
Mont. Ward
Aviation Corp
Murra
Loco
Nash-Kely
Balto & Ohio
Cash
Bendix
Bucyrus Erie
Packardsfirs
Paramount
Pen & Fd
Burroughs Adg
Penna R A
Car & Hecla
Penney
J C
Canada Dry
Caterpillar
Philco
Elotex
Tro de Pasco
Proc Gamble
Ches & Ohio
Pub
Src NJ
Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Keith B
Colg Palmolive
Rem
Columbas
Rep Steel
Com
Reyn Tob B
Southern 1
Schenley Dil
Cons Copper
Sears Roebuck
Cons Edison
Servel Inc
Conti
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Conti Can
Sinclair Oil
Conti Motors
Conti Oil
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wr
Calif
Deere & Co
Ind
Douglas Air
N J
du Pont
Stew Warner
Erie R R
Studebaker
Elec Autolite
Fox Cee
Elec Boat
Tex Gulf
Elec
Bnd & S
Prueha
Gillette SR
Uni Air Lines
Goebel Brew
Uni Drug
Goodrich BF
Uni Fruit
Goodyear Tire
Uni Gas Imp
Graham Paige
U S Grpsum
Nor. Ore
U S
Greyhournd
Houston Oie
Walworth
Homestake
Warner Bros
Hudson Mtrs
Wes. Union
Rupporrs
Westghouse el
S. Central
Willys Ovid
Woolworth
Youngston S
Zenith Radio
Butler Bros
Quaker O. Com
Cent. SW
Quaker O. Pr
Cherry Burl
Swift
Comw. Edison
Walgreen
A. Levitt
Portland
Aaron Miller
H. M. Titus
Joe Tvrdik
Clinton
Don Hall
Veterans Hospital
Owen
Mrs. H. O. Young
H. W. Newlin
Milwaukee Railroad
Leslie McDonald
Amos Simmons
Center Point
Harold Simmons
Green Bay
James McCormic
Major
Oscar Wente
Santa Monica
Michael John
Donna Bruss
Milwaukee
Mrs
Neal Bunting
Mary Woolsoncroft
Marilyn Nickeson
Scottsbluff, Neb
Denver
Louise G. Putnam
Topeka, Kan
J. W. Bowman
Adeliza Daniels
C. R. Biddick
William Mulroney
Saint Maries
Mrs. Mulroney
Edith Gordon
Charlotte Benedict
Edward Conrad
William Conrads
Pacific Area
Jack Norris
Melvin Houser
England
City Hall
Robert Titus
Wales
Javuno
2Nd St. SE
Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Home Recording CO
Was
3Rd Ave
Goodyear
American Medical Association
Good Housekeeping
Claxton Pharmacy
Vincent'’S
Sra Sm
Richards Laboratories
Singer Sewing
Mther Lewi Machine Co
Schaefer
Kresee
JEW Sch
Kresge
2Nd St
Soy Wan
C. G. Hover
3Rd Ave. W
Hom
Enéren
Geetatore
Bishop's Vel
First Avenue
Dial
Willi
Marie Stewart
Guarantyne
Helene Curtis
Violet Solks
Ruth 1
Thompson
STE
Paris Academy
Tucmediaw
Danceland
Purnaces Pune
J. Pigman
3Rd St. NW
Kutchera Sodding _ & Fuel Co
S. Williams Furnace Shop
Ray Leeper
Geenes
Reliable Man
Ronnie
Cashman Plumbing& Heating
Gazette
Bo Gazette
Eck Econer
Cam Ean
Fielp
WMC
Autox Tool & Die, Incorporated
Dave
Rapids Chevrolet Co
1St Ave. E
MR. Hansford
Quaker Oats
Colonial Baking CO
Sth Ave
Peter Pan Bakers
Sixth Ave
Mid-States Wallpaper and Paint CO
Ce-Mar
Charles Hudson
Swisher Pavilion
Bohemian Band
Blue Barrow
Lee
BUD Myers
Penn
J. J. Sher
Art Instruction, Inc
Minneapolis
Minn
L. B. Lamb
Eaces
Arming's
Hawkeye "Co
Rapids
Eliable
Cedar Dist
Larew CO
i¢_ RUSSELL'S
Dairy Krebs Dutch Girl Dairy
Free Housing Service
Uptown Employment Office
First ST
Post Office
Future Western Auto Supply CO
13Th St
Mc‘Hugh the Bros. «Rocery Store
Collins Radio
R. Hansen Ullman
Troy
Troy Laundry
Higbee’s Millinery
NEW Process Laundry CO
2Rd Ave
John McHush
Fountain May
Mountain
Case
Butterfly Cafe
3Rd Ave. SE
Palo
Earl Silka
S&s. Dubuque
Smulekots
T Sare Oprico
Azette
Trey “Mills
Nelson
10Th St. SE
Cope 1086
Peanuts
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