Hog Market Steady Amid Mixed Livestock Receipts
Unofficial Monday receipts show hogs 25 000, cattle 14 000, sheep 14 909 in Chicago AP notes a limited hog supply sold at nominally steady quotes with top at 14 40 for good to choice medium weights. Omaha markets report steady to weak changes with hogs 13 75 to 13 90 for various weights and sows up to 13 60. cattle and sheep also show mixed, with week totals and top prices listed.
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Chicago
Omaha
Generel
Kansas Spring
Sioux City Livestock Report Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices
Receipts for the week include 100 calves slaughter data and 480 sheep with fat lambs and ewes showing declines and steadier feeder lambs. Hog receipts total 900 with steady 200-300 lb trades around 13.75 and sow prices near 12.60 for the week. Iowa hog receipts from Des Moines ins show varied barrow and gilt prices across weight classes with sows quoted up to 13.75.
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Sioux City
Idahos
Chicago Livestock Market Report Delivers Varied Cattle and Hogs
Cattle receipts around 100 with steady to higher fed steers and yearlings, rare loads at top prices. Vealers and cows show volatility with prices up to 14.00 for heavy beef cows and hogs steady near Friday’s average. lambs and ewes also traded mixed with top lambs near 16.00. Eastern buyers active, packers competitive, light calf supply.
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Chicago
Eastern P Cer
GETEP
Austin Minn Hog Market Prices Report
The Austin Minnesota hog market lists varying prices by weight ranges with good butchers quality. Price spreads include 160-170 lb pigs at 12.85 to 13.15 per cwt and 270-360 lb ranges around 13.45 to 12.75, with higher brackets near 13.60 to 13.90 for larger hogs.
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Austin
Austin. Minn
Towa
Associated Good Butchers
Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Cedar Rapids
Cattie
James
J Jump
Beesnen
Adams Express
Intipene
Allied Chem
T & Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Amn
Kroger G & B. Resge
Ibby McNeil
Amn Co
Ie Owens
Amn Rad
Atlantic Big
Murray Corp
Nash-Kelv
Aviation Corp
Natl Biscuit
Baldwin Loco
Nat Cash Ree
Balto
Ohio
Natl Dairy
Barnsdall
Bendix
Borden Coat Pac
Warner
Packard Murs
Paramount
Bucyra Erie
Penna RR
Penney J Co
Burroughs
Serve Inc
Comw South
Shell Union
Copper
ES Simmons Co
Sinclair Oil
Cons Edison
Elly Oil
Conti
and Motors
Sou Railway
Conti Oil
Dei ‘Orn Products
Sverry Corp
Cible Steel
Brands I
Cub Amn
Sug
Sta Calif
Curtiss Wr
Ind
Deere & Co
En Warner
Douglas Air
Stude Ares
Eric Tidewater
Tex Gult
Eastman Kdlk
Aiimken
Timken Reb
Elec Oal
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Gen Electric
Ae Uni Aircraft
Gen Motors
Gillette SR
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Nor Ry
Zuts Walworth
Greyhound
Warner Bros
Houston Homestake Oil & Wes Union
Hudson
Mtrs
Ahs
Wheeeem
Tils Central
Willys Ovi Wilson & Co
Indus Rayon
Woolworth
Youngston
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Butler Es
Chicago Corp
Wits
Edison
Walgreen
New York Produce Dressed Poultry Prices Firm
New York notes dressed poultry sales remain under supply with prices holding firm though stock levels are well below needs. Live poultry wholesale activity is weak with limited domestic business and only nominal movement across grades. Chicago potato markets show arrivals light and prices firm with U S 1 size A at 3.75 and other varieties around 3.85 as stock remains tight.
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New York
Chicago
California
U. S
Mississippi Bliss
Chicago Grain Quotations Update From Lamson Brothers
Market brief listing grain quotations furnished by Lamson Brothers and Company. H. R. Mowrey manages Cesar Rapids office at 503 Merchants National Bank building. Contact via phone 2-3141 for price quotes and trading details.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cesar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids Grain and Market Prices Report
Grain prices for oats wheat corn and rye listed with No 2 No 1 figures. Poultry and eggs pricing given for broilers fryers hens ducks geese and pigeons. Wholesale fruits vegetables and hides prices noted with assorted crates and box values.
Rye Loses Ground In Grain Trading
Chicago AP reports close of trading for rye down 0.12 to 0.01 compared with Saturday. Wheat held steady with July at 1.4544 and September at 1.455. Corn steady at 1.05 and oats unchanged to 0.12 lower.
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Chicago
Chicago cash provisions report
Chicago market notes show no wheat or corn sales. No 3 yellow priced at 1.06, sample grade yellow 1.032 to 1.05, No 2 white 1.23, sample grade white 1.01. Oats No 1 Pa white 0.6814, No 2 white extra heavy 0.68. Soybeans sample grade yellow 1.57.
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Chicago
INU
Iowa Faces Unannounced Statewide Blackout Plans
Des Moines officials were told by Rodney Q. Selby executive secretary of the Iowa industrial and defense commission that an unannounced statewide blackout is expected in Iowa during the last week of June or first week of July. Officials in the Seventh Service Defense Region based at Omaha advised Iowa civilian defense authorities to be prepared for the blackout within that period.
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DES Moines
Rodney Q. Selby
Iowa Industrial and Defense Commission
Iowa
Selby
Seventh Service Defense Region
Omaha
Body of Oelwein Flyer Is Located
Coast guardsmen located the body of Ensign Robert Elmer Frisch a 28 year old naval flier from Oelwein Iowa who died in a crash in the Industrial Canal after his plane collided with another naval training aircraft. The other plane made a forced landing and its two crew escaped injury.
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New Orleans
Robert Elmer Frisch
O6celwein
Frisch
Ceiling Put on Corn Products for Feed
Washington AP reports corn products used for livestock feed placed under OPA price ceilings. Ground corn cracked corn corn chops and ear corn chops will be priced by formula based on corn ceilings.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Hog Killing Resume At Morrell Plant After Holiday Stoppage
An Ottumwa dispatch reports the hog killing department employee at John Morrell and Company returned to work Saturday following a three day stoppage over overtime hours and the Memorial Day holiday. The halt affected production at the plant and workers cited overtime disputes as the cause.
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Ottumwa (Ap
John Morrell and Company
3 Year Crests In Wall Street
New York AP reports motors and steels led a stock market recovery on Saturday with favorites up fractions to more than a point. Several issues hit their best levels since January 1940 as coal labor tension, the Argentine coup as an Axis strike, reduced selling, and persistent investment fund demand buoyed prices.
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New York
Motors and Steels
Axis
New York Bond Market Mixed as Some Segments Rise
A large market section traded within fractional ranges on Saturday while several rail, utility, and industrial loans advanced a point or more. Argentina bonds saw moderate gains amid a favorable reaction to Castillo government overturn.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Argentina
Castillo
Brotherhood meeting at Roosevelt hotel Sunday morning
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet at 10 am Sunday at the Roosevelt hotel. The Peoples Savings bank named administrator with will annexed for the will of Joseph T. Ziskovsky who died May 20 in Cedar Rapids. R L Whelan state commander of the Disabled American Veterans left for Marshalltown for a state executive committee meeting to be held Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Charles Pitlik hospitalized at Mercy hospital after surgery with no visitors allowed though condition satisfactory. Daniels Park Presbyterian church will hold three services Sunday with sermon on Jesus anderson. Irwin L. Oxley civil service rep from Des Moines will visit Cedar Rapids Tuesday to interview for work at Puget Sound navy yard Bremerton WA Mare Island Vallejo CA Hunters Point San Francisco
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The
Peoples Savings Bank
Joseph T. Ziskovsky
Cedar Rapids
R. L. Whelan
Disabled American Veterans
Marshalltown
Daniels Park Presbyterian Church
Jean P. Hayter
Jesus Anders
Irwin L. Oxley
Civil Service
Des Moines
U. S. Employment Service Office
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Mare Island Yard
Vallejo
Calif
Hunters Point Dry Dock
San Francisco
Enlistment of Five 17-Year-Olds in Naval Reserve
Five 17 year olds were announced by the navy recruiting office as enlisted in the naval reserve. The youths named are William John Wright of Vinton George Henry Solon Charles E Burlingame of Center Point and George L Elliott of Solon.
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Naval Reserve
Navy Recruiting Office
William John Wright
Vinton
George Henry
Solon
Charles E. Burlingame
Center Point
George L. Elliott
Trustees Approve Army Contract At Coe College meeting
Coe College trustees approved a war department contract for housing and training Aircrew men on campus. They also advanced four teaching staff, granted leaves, appointed a director of admissions, and honored Beardsley Rump with a doctor of laws. Messages of sympathy were sent to Cedar Rapids native and colleagues.
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War Department
Coe College
Apj.u
Mately
Stewart Memorial Library
Boyd G. Carter
Warren N. Keck
Kent Andrews
Edith L. Barber
William Fisher
Chicago
Florence Adams
Fisher
University of Nebraska
Miss Adams
University of Illinois
Vernon E. Lichtenstein
John
May Dairy Inspector Reports Milk Tests For City
City Dairy Inspector A. R. Menary filed the May report with the city council. The ordinance sets minimum butterfat tests of 3 percent for milk and 16 percent for cream, plus an official plate count under 50,000 bacteria per cubic centimeter. The tabulation shows multiple dairies and their fat, cream, and bacteria readings, with several marked very low or low in bacteria counts, and others at varying fat percentages.
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A. R. Menary
Roy
Cedar Heights Farm
Omar Heights Farm
Heights Farm
Cedar Valley Dairy
Davis Dairy
Merece
Forest Grove
Highland Dairy
Krebs
Leacox
Northwood
Wonitere
Whiting
Aries
Ares
Sant. Ae
Stark's
Sunny Dale
Otto
Vondracek
Aines Guer
Krebs Dutch Girl
McRaith
Northwood Dairy
Wey Synkary
Beniters Dairy
Easterner Held in Cedar Rapids Draft Charge
John A. Hardiman 19 of Boston Massachusetts appeared before U S Commissioner R L Whelan in Cedar Rapids on a charge of failure to register with his selective service board Bond set at 2500 and the case continued to June 18 He has been in the Navy two years and was discharged recently on the west coast and is held in Linn county jail.
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John A. Hardiman
Boston
Mass
U. S
R. L. Whelan
Cedar Rapids
Selective Service Board
Hardiman
Linn County
Dean Kay Reported As Losing Ground
Iowa City AP report says Dean Emeritus George F. Kay, 69, longtime educator and geologist at the State University of Iowa is losing ground in health. Details on his condition were not available.
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Dean Kay
Iowa City
George F. Kay
The
State University of Iowa Liberal
Hanford Post to Elect New Officers Tuesday
Hanford Post No. 5 of the American Legion will elect new officers Tuesday at its meeting. The event involves members selecting successors to lead the post in upcoming activities and community duties.
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Hanford Post
Hanford Post No. 5
Mitchell guest near Lisbon for anniversary dinner
Mrs Louis Boyle of Mitchell S D visits sister in law Mrs Elizabeth Smeltzer. They plan to travel to Lisbon for a Sunday dinner marking the twenty second wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Teidemann. Lieut Catherine Peckosh A N C of Schick General Hospital Clinton is visiting her parents.
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Louis Boyle
Mitchell, S. D
Elizabeth Smeltzer
Lisbon
Henry Teidemann
Lieut
Catherine Peckosh
A.N.C
the Schick General Hospital
Clinton
Mrs
Louis E. Peckosh
Pasadena couple visits Atlanta relatives
Capt and Mrs H W Norman of Pasadena arrived Saturday to visit Mrs Hazel Snell and grandmother Mrs A H Kirkwood in Atlanta. They seek to rent immediately a 5 or 6 room modern house. See Jack McArtor advertisement.
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H. W. Norman
Pasadena
Capt. Norman
Atlanta, Ga
Jack McArtor
Gordons Called to Anamosa for Ill Brother in Law
C E Gordon and daughter Edyth Gordon travel to Anamosa on Friday due to the critical illness of Simeon Ballou, the brother in law of Mr Gordon. The Dry Creek Ladies Progressive club met with Mrs Ed Boyanov near Springville. sixteen members attended and responded to roll call with Dishes I like to prepare best.
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C. E. Gordon
Edyth Gordon
Anamosa
Mr. Gordon
Simeon Ballou
Ladies Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Ed Boyanovsky
Springville
Local and Personal Notices Roundup
Mrs Myrtle Everett aunt of Mrs J B Gerrans is visiting at the Gerrans home. Private Jerry Gerrans has been moved from Camp Dodge to Camp Roberts Calif. Mrs Floyd C Ozburn travels to Oxford Junction for her cousin Joseph Benischek’s funeral. A daughter named Carol Louise born June 2 at St Luke's hospital to Mr and Mrs Richard Stevens. Several locals leave for Des Moines for induction. Donald and Jean Ann Dunt spend weekend with Mrs Clara Dunt. Mrs Donald Parsons from Auburn Ala visits her mother Mrs Pauline Nase. George Newlin moves to 3095 Tenth Avenue. Mrs Ethel Rose Hanson seriously ill at St Luke's. James Crandall critically ill at Titus home. Rev C J Biddle Guthrie Center attends Hamm Wulfsberg wedding.
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Jerry Gerrans
J. B. Gerrans
Camp Dodge
Camp Roberts
Calif
St. Luke's Hospital
Richard Stevens
Fourteenth Street
Carol Louise
Stevens
Mildred Wooldridge
Children of Methodist Sunday School Prepare for Day Program
The primary department will gather Sunday at 9 30 a m to rehearse for the Children s Day program on June 13.
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Methodist Sunday School
Farm Barn Fire Causes $5000 Loss Near Waterloo
A Friday blaze of unknown origin destroyed a 60 by 100 foot frame barn on Harold Barron’s Waterloo farm one mile north of Allen Memorial Hospital. The barn belonged to Mrs. Lucy Dean of Sioux City and contained farm machinery, 200 bushels oats, 100 bushels soybeans and 12 bushels soybean seed. Insurance covers the $5,000 loss.
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Waterloo
Harold Barron
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lucy Dean
Sioux City
Anderson to Give Coe Baccalaureate Sermon and Services
Dr Charles A Anderson president of Coe college will deliver The Urge of Responsibility at the Coe baccalaureate service 11 am Sunday in Sinclair Memorial chapel The sermon is based on John 17 1s Dr David I Berger Bible department head reads Matthew 13 1-8 19-23 Dr Eric L Clitheroe associate professor Bible gives the invocation and leads the Lord s prayer Rev James B Hodgson assistant professor philosophy offers the benediction The commencement choir performs Alleluia with Leatta Jorgensen soloist and Harold Reeves 28 singing In Native Worth from The Creation by Haydn.
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Charles A. Anderson
Coe College
Coe
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
David I. Berger
Eric L. Clitheroe
James B. Hodgson
Anderson
Wilson
Leatta Jorgensen
Lost Nation
Harold Reeves
Haydn
Marion Area Church Services and Schedules
Local churches list Sunday services and events across denominations including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist and Presbyterian with sermon titles, worship times, Sunday schools and youth meetings. Noted pastors include Rev. Benjamin H. Shaw Rev. T J McElliott Rev. Vernon H Carter and Rev. C V R De Jong among others. Sermons titled They Were Expendable Three Fold Faith Thinking Up The Will of God and Your Sanctification are mentioned with Holy Communion at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran.
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Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Frederick N. Nelson
Pilgrim Fellowship
Free Methodist
C. B. Patrick
Arthur W. Henke
Rose Wilcox
Church Board of Education
P.m. Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
155Th General Assembly of Presbyterian Churches
Detroit
Mich
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
State Guard Unit to Camp Dodge on Sunday
Cedar Rapids Company L of the Iowa state guard will train at Camp Dodge for two weeks ending June 20. The group departs Sunday at 7:35 a.m. from Union Station after a 6:15 a.m. meeting and breakfast. The Clinton company joins them and other units from Dubuque Cedar Falls Waterloo and Marshalltown ride together.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Guard
Camp Dodge
North Western Railroad
Union Station
Clinton Company
Dubuque
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Stolen Purses Ladders and Gas Ration Book Reported
Two purses and a gasoline ration book were listed as stolen on police records Saturday. Missing items include a pair of six foot ladders and a cutting torch. John M. Ford reported a pocket book with $23 and a gold watch chain gone from a First Avenue tavern. Irene Lybarger reported her purse missing from Newman’s on Friday afternoon. James E. Bettle’s ration book was missing from his car since May 30. Ladders were stolen from John Wenner’s home between Friday 7 and 10 p.m. and the cutting torch from Concrete Materials and Construction on Pleas oases road SW.
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John M. Ford
Linn Junction
First Avenue Tavern
Irene Lybarger
Sixth Street
Newmans
James E. Bettle
Seventh Avenue
John Wenner
Second Avenue
Pleasoases Road
Traffic Court Notes With Speeding and Parking Fines
De Uo Sixth Street SW speeding 38 mph on Sixteenth Avenue SW between Third Street and Sixth Street. Felix Saldina fined $10 and costs. Milo Simanek double parking $1 and costs. William E Corbett plus others entering arterial highway without stopping $2 and costs. Mrs Thomas McInough and Helen Nassif overtime parkers each $1 and costs.
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Sixth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Third Street
Felix Saldina
C Avenue NE
Milo Simanek
Mallory Street
William E. Corbett
First Avenue
Thomas McInough
Fifth Avenue
Helen Nassif
B Avenue
Parkers
WSUI Plans 15 Minute Kinick Tribute Monday
WSUI at the University of Iowa will air a 15 minute tribute to Nile Kinnick on Monday at 12 45 p m The program includes a transcript of an interview with Kinnick from January 30 1940 broadcast by the station.
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Iowa City
WSUI
University of Iowa
Nile Kinnick
Kinnick
War bonds memorial by Tune Grads of 43 to Coe College
More than $200 in war bonds were presented to Coe College as the memorial of the June class of 1943 at class day exercises. Dorothy Forsyth of Nashville Tennessee chaired the memorial committee and delivered the bonds to President Charles A. Anderson. The exercises opened graduation activities on the knoll in front of Veerhees quadrangle. Commencement will be held Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Sinclair Memorial chapel.
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Coe College
Dorothy Forsyth
Nashville, Tenn
Charles A. Anderson
Veerhees Quadrangle
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Drug Firm Fined For Violation of Child Labor Law
The Ford Hopkins Drug company pled guilty in Justice Howard R. Churchill's court to violating child labor laws. City attendance officer A. I. Bailey filed the charge on behalf of a girl under 16. An agreement allowed work until 6 p.m., but she worked until 10 p.m., resulting in a $25 fine and costs.
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Ford Hopkins Drug Company
Howard R. Churchill
A. I. Bailey
E. Riguette
Ambulance Drive Aims to Gift 12 to U S Army
Special to The Gazette from Omaha reports the Western Bohemian Fraternal association plans to present an ambulance to the U S Army on Saturday June 26 at Wilber Nebraska. Col A S Bowen Fort Leavenworth will represent the army. Local arrangements are led by J J Novak. The group targets at least 12 ambulances with nine already acquired and ceremonies planned or held.
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Omaha
Neb
Western Bohemian Fraternal Association
Cedar Rapids
Medical Department
United States Army
Wilber
Seventh Service Command
Sokol
Col
A. S. Bowen
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Army
J. J
Varna Population Doubles After Bulgaria Gains Independence
In the Black Sea port Varna the population more than doubled over the 25 years following Bulgaria's 19th century independence, reflecting rapid urban growth and economic expansion in the new state.
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Black Sea
Varna
Bulgaria
Lost ads column from The Cedar Rapids Gazette
Local paper lists want ads rates and submission details with numerous lost items. Phone or mail ads accepted for same day, deadlines 11:15 a.m. weekday, 6 p.m. Saturday. Entries include lost ration books keys watches pets and valuables, with rewards and contact numbers.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
He Gazette
Want Ad Department
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Fourteenth Avenue SE
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Oxford Junction
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Donald
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Melbern Buresh
Cresco
Clara Dunt
Donald Parsons
Auburn, Ala
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Peter Meci
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Tenth Avenue
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St. Luke’s Hospital
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Tax
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Hardie & Halter
Pearl Werner
Montrose
Swisher
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WMT Cowboys
Hunt Gardens
Stanwood
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel CO
VAK Heating CO
1St St
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Ceakns Law Service
14Th Ave
Morris
Millburn
Rvice
12Th St
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Thomas
John Klinger
Saxon’s
Papa
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N.J
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Palace Theater
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Kids House
Richards Laboratories
James E. Langton
16Th Ave
Singer Peering Center
1St Ave
E M Pharmacy
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2Nd St. NE
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sea Children’s _C Club
2Nd Ave
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Bishops Ely
Buen Li Wopo
Lillian Uchy Beauty Shop
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