Chicago grain quotations summary from Lamson Brothers report
Grain market update from Lamson Brothers with corn oats and barley bid prices and contract months incl Mar and Aug shown for Chicago trading. Prices listed include open high low and close figures across corn oats and barley with old contracts noted for corn at 1.46 and oats at 1.35. The Cedar Rapids office and Merchants National Bank building contact are provided.
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Cattle Supplies Tame as Weekend Slump Continues
USDA estimated salable livestock Saturday at 100 hogs 100 cattle and 100 sheep. Cattle supplies were lower Friday as producers kept animals off the market. Fed steers yearlings and heifers were scarce and steady. Hog run totaled 2,500 salable receipts and 5,600 direct to packers at ceiling prices. Lambs mostly 17.50 with lightweights down to 15. Receipts 1,000 cattle 300 calves 2,200 sheep.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Mixed
Cattle receipts 2 500 active best through the week with limited demand for grass cattle. Calves 300, fed steers yearlings and heifers steady to firmer amid scarce demand. Sheep receipts 2 000 with native spring lambs and ewes trading steady to firmer. prices range from 12.00 to 17.00 for lambs and around 8.50 to 9.00 for top ewes.
Omaha market receipts and calf stock report
Receipts show 1,400 in Omaha cones and 3,400 total with active, steady markets at ceiling levels. Barrows and gifts at 14.50, few sows 13.75, complete early clearance. Calves salable 3,090, total 75, fed cattle steady to strong in limited shows, cows carried over, bulls and vealers unchanged, stockers scarce, top fed steers 1,243 lb at 17.65. Sheep and lambs: salable 700, spring lambs and shorn slaughter ewes weak. good and choice lambs 16.25, choice ewes 8.00, few culls 6.00.
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Chicago
Omaha Cone
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Sioux City here
Salable cattle receipts reach 800 with calves 125 salable. stockers scarce and prices range from 13.50 to 17.65 for medium to choice, cows 10.50 to 12.50, replacements 14.25 to 16.75. Hog receipts 2,500 and market firm with barrows and gilts around 14.50. sows 13.75. Sheep receipts 800, lambs active with long pelts 1.50 to shippers. good to choice lambs 7.75 to 8.25 for market cattle and hogs.
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Sioux City
USDA
Des Moines Hog Receipts Fall From Week Ago
Combined hog receipts at 19 yards and 11 plants across interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Friday totaled 20,500, down from 22,800 last week and 2,200 a year ago. Prices moved with lighter demand and varied by weight class from about 180 to 580 pounds with quotes near 13.45 to 14.45 per cwt.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids hog market notes and quotes
Friday market data from Cedar Rapids shows ceiling prices for hogs and calf and various beef and sheep quotes. The report lists bid levels, animal types, and accompanying quotations across multiple commodities and local brokers.
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Cedar Rapids
Eng
Twins and Pound Bid At Jc
Fragmentary note mentions twins and a bid at JC with no week indicated. The readable fragments imply a sports or auction context but lack clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Market slips and steady gains amid mixed stock activity
In New York, steels, rubbers and special issues drew buyers while rails and industrials faced profit taking. Fractions to a point gains appeared near the close, with the downside broad and transfers around 1,000,000 shares.
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NEW York
Associated Rails
New York Bond Review Highlights Railway Debt Moves
The bond column notes activity in New York, focusing on rail issues and reorganizations. It mentions Grande Western first 4s and Western Pacific 4465 as examples among reorganized debt instruments and forward-looking placements.
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Smn York Bond Review
New York
Mogtly
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Market Tone
AP report from Kansas City notes salable receipts 1150 head, total 1800 cattle. Trade slow with stockers unchanged. cows and fed stock priced between 7.00 and 14.50, good beef bulls around 13.85, vealers mostly 7.00 to 16.50 and some up to 17.00, few high quality offerings at 11.25 to 12.50 for select categories.
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Kansas City
Ing
Fragmentary note on numbers and prices in old text
A garbled OCR fragment lists mixed figures and prices such as 445 13.85 and 13.90 with scattered letters and broken words. No clear event or person is identifiable, leaving only numeric scraps and partial phrases to summarize.
Oat Futures Moderately Higher on Ceilings Buy Interest
Chicago AP reports oats delivered to ceilings Friday amid moderate local buying. Traders expect feeding demand for all grains to rise if livestock ceilings are removed, while grain ceilings remain under the OPA extension bill. Wheat futures were not quoted, rye trading suspended, and distant corn and barley bids held at ceilings. Oats closed unchanged to percent higher than Thursday.
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Chicago
OPA
Chicago Cash Provisions and Grain Prices Listed
AP wire reports Chicago market prices for grain and feed are shown with No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and rye prices. Figures include No 3 yellow rye and feed values with ceilings noted as nominal.
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Chicago
C R Bread Price Rises One Cent in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids residents learned a loaf of bread cost one cent more on Friday as bakeries informed retailers the raise is now in effect. The increase excludes rye bread and also hikes bread type rolls by one cent per dozen due to higher production costs after a 25 percent flour restriction. The OPA announced the raise citing trimmed flour use raising costs per loaf.
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Cedar Rapids
OPA
Free YMCA Swim School Teaches 80 Boys Daily
Eighty boys attend the YMCA free swim school learning bobbing floating flutter kicks arm movements and breathing. Students listed include Duane Elsberry Robert Ernest Bob Stastny Garlan Hoskins Keith Karr Charles Mrstik Franklin Soboda Donald Gott Lorin Meade Calvin Clark and more. Instruction continues Friday morning with summer schedule starting next Monday.
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Y.M.C.A
Duane Elsberry
Robert Ernest
Bob Stastny
Garlan Hoskins
Keith Karr
Charles Mrstik
Franklin Soboda
Donald Gott
Lorin Meade
Calvin Clark
Don Cassidy
John Kuncl
Larry Smith
Erwin Lubkeman
Terry Wilson
Bob Hamed
Milo Kubasa
Jack Rocklitz
Dick Rocklitz
Byron Rhodes
Rawlin Rhodes
John Dougherty
Robert Dale
Leonard Schultz
Bob Kindig
Inflation in Hungary Reaches New Crest
Budapest reports the Hungarian pengo hits a new inflation peak with a quoted rate of one thousand billion to the dollar. Streetcar tickets rise to 1 609 000 000 pengoes and newspapers cost 2 000 000 000.
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Hungary
Budapest
Mrs Leonard Roman Visits Planned At Mercy Hospital
City brief notes Mrs Leonard Roman of 1325 Oakland Avenue NE is ill at Mercy hospital. She may receive visitors now and is expected to remain hospitalized about 10 more days.
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Leonard Roman
Oakland Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Expert rug cleaning four day service
Albert's offers a four day rug cleaning service at 6165. The business advertises dependable cleaning with prompt turnaround and professional results for household and office carpets.
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Albert’s
Knights of Pythias and Sisters Hold Annual Services
The annual services of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters take place Sunday at 4 p.m. in the Chapel of Memories at Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Speaker will be E. A. Johnson. The public is invited.
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Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
Chapel of Memories
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
E. A. Johnson
Annual children day program at Pale Methodist Church announced
The Sunday school at Pale Methodist Church will hold a program on Sunday at 11 a.m after the day school hour at 10. CW Harrop said Friday that children may be seated for the event.
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Sunda
CW. Harrop
Break in House Support for Teener Draft Break
Washington session of House senate conferees reached a compromise to raise draft age to 45 and limit overseas service to those who reach 19. Gurney and Thomas led adoption of the plan as Brooks's vote could shift the balance among the nine present. The package also counts only eligible men for postwar armed forces and clarifies terminal leaves and discharges.
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Washington
INS
House
Senate
Sen
Urney
R-S.d
Rep
Brooks
D-La
Gurney
Sparkman
Ala
Sen. Thomas
Utah
Army
Navy
Eisenhower
Charges Against Vinson Scheduled
Edwin G. Creel an elderly Washington auto dealer told reporters he would file serious charges against Fred M. Vinson delaying the senate judiciary subcommittee action on Vinsons nomination to chief justice. Creel said the charges arise from a 1933 receivership involving Creel Brothers and Vinson, who presided at a hearing in the case. Chairman McCarran postponed the hearing for one week awaiting written proof.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Fred M. Vinson
The
United States
Edwin G. Creel
Creel
Creel Brothers
Vinson
Court of Appeals
McCarran
D-Nev
Judge rules landlord cannot disturb tenant at 1 30 am
St Louis judge George J Grebner dismissed a peace disturbance charge against Ernest Holsel Jr after finding no right for a landlord to disturb a tenant at 1 30 am The judge urged Holsel to call police next time and noted Abraham Kaner the landlord approached to turn off basement lights Holsel claimed repeated late night visits followed rent reduction ordered by the OPA from 50 to 37 50 monthly
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ST. Louis
INL
George J. Grebner
Ernest Holsel, Jr
Holsel
Abraham Kaner
Kaner
OPA
War Only Half Won Tells Heroes
President Truman told Congressional Medal of Honor winners the war is only half won until a peace that secures liberty worldwide is achieved. On the White House lawn he awarded the nation’s top decorations to five Pacific war heroes including Marine Lt. John H. Leims and four Army sergeants Beauford T. Anderson John Meagher Alejandro R. Ruiz and Dirk J. Wing.
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Washington
Truman
White House Lawn
John H. Leims
Chicago
John Meagher
Jersey
Beauford T. Anderson
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Alejandro R. Ruiz
Barstow
Texas
Dirk J. Wing
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago Produce Market Briefs and Wholesale Prices
Fragmentary report from Chicago markets notes poultry, produce and wholesale price activity. Mentioned are shipments arrivals and receipts with scattered figures such as 2.80 to 3.00 for washed produce and various percentages, indicating fluctuating supply and pricing across units and regions.
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Chicago
Am Snare
Alten Aeemen Tarobet Shah Olaeder
Erings
California
Mostir
Fragmented Readable Note on a Firm and Market Change
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Uhlenhopp Family Returns from Wisconsin Death Call
Mrs. J F Uhlenhopp and her son Frederick of 653 Thirty third Street NE returned from Waukesha Wisconsin where they were summoned by the death of their son Lee. Mrs Keith Canning of Detroit accompanies them as a guest for a few days.
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J. F. Uhlenhopp
Frederick
Thirty-third Street
Waukesha
Wis
Lee
Keith Canning
Detroit
Uhlenhopps
University of Denver honors McPartland with BA degree
William Joseph McPartland son of Mr and Mrs Bernard C Mc Partland 2510 First avenue E received a B A degree from the University of Denver during graduation exercises held Saturday He served in the marine corps during the war and was medically discharged two years ago.
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William Joseph McPartland
Bernard C. McPartland
First Avenue E
University of Denver
Marine Corps
Cedar Rapids NAACP Branch Meeting At Bethel AME
The Cedar Rapids branch of the National Association for Advancement of Colored People will hold a gathering at 4 pm Sunday at Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Yearly dues and upcoming events are on the agenda.
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Cedar Rapids
National Association For Advancement of
Bethel E. Church
Chance and Choice in a Poems Theme
A reflective verse on how fate and chance guide a man’s path and the burden of choice. It contrasts the ease of critics with the effort of thinkers, noting rain as divine refreshment for crops and the impact on children’s picnic day.
Italian Premier Defends Republic Move by Cabinet
Rome reports Premier Alcide De Gasperi defended the cabinet action announcing the Italian republic, saying it followed a Supreme Court pronouncement and that the new administration automatically took power after the court's referendum results. He condemned King Humbert's later proclamation as a national catastrophe threat and urged unity.
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Rome
INS
Alcide de Gasperi
Supreme Court
de Gasperi
Humbert
British Press Access Granted to All Except Russia in German Zone
General Sir Brian Robertson, deputy governor of the British zone of Germany, said reporters from all countries except Russia may inspect Britain's denazification progress. He announced disarmament of German forces in the British zone is complete and stated Russians will receive similar inspection facilities, noting Russian tours offer limited freedom of movement.
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Berlin
Brian Robertson
Germany
Russia
Britain
Carrithers Named Head of Cedar Rapids Life Underwriters
Ira T. Carrithers was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Association of Life Underwriters at a Thursday meeting. Lee Winterberg was named vice president with Walter Fry as secretary and Paul Kohl as treasurer. Directors named were Aaesy Gathmann Richard Rya Buss A. W. Carleton and Ashlock. The association reports its largest membership in 30 years.
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Ira T. Carrithers
Cedar Rapids
Council Bluffs V F W Band Tops Parade Contest
In Sioux City the first place band prize of 150 dollars went to the Gen. Grenville M. Dodgeport No 737 band from Council Bluffs for winning the state V F W encampment parade competition. LeMars Municipal band took second with 100 dollars and the Scotties from Boone post won 100 dollars in the drum and corps event.
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Sioux City
Anton J. Schiechta
Chicago
V.F.W. ——— Corps
Band
Conmit
Joseph H. Ae
Sioux
McNutt Named U.S. Envoy to Philippines
President Truman announced on Friday that McNutt will become the first United States envoy to the Philippines.
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McNutt
United States
Philippines
Truman
Iowa News in Brief from Tama to Postville
Short town briefs report on property sale in Tama to the Blazeks, Fay Pardon’s injuries in Brandon, H V Ellis at a National Editorial convention, heart tag proceeds of 109 dollars for Volunteers of America, Strawberry Point Legion auxiliary officers, Lt Ralph Youngblood's wife’s arrival in New York as he sails home, Dr E H Ellingson moving to Cincinnati, Ossian anniversary open house, Postville Harriet G Mott medal award and alumni officers.
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August Gipper
Walter Weger
Lawrence Steward
Robert Cooper
L. Pederson
Milton Leonard
Mines
J. J. Matthews
H. V. Steward
G. E. Dunfrund
Decorah
Ralph Youngblood
Iowa
High Seas
Youngblood
New York
Francis Youngblood
Freeport
United States
Riverside deaths mark services for Mrs Olin Gingerich
Funeral services for Mrs. Olin Gingerich 30 will be at 9 36 a m Saturday at St Marys church Riverside She was born July 26 1915 on a farm southwest of Riverside died Wednesday in Mercy hospital Iowa City Surviving husband parents five brothers and a sister Burial planned at Mt Olivet cemetery Wyoming services for Joe V Kouba 72 died at home two miles east of Wyoming will be held at the family home Saturday at p m Born in Hale township he came to Chicago in 1941 Surviving include a list of relatives
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Riverside
Olin Gingerich
St. Mary’s
Gerich
Mildred Town
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Albert Dann
Robert
St. Louis
Melvin
Lamont
Leroy
Navy
San Francisco
Edward
Army
Eulalia Morgan
Nichols
Mt. Olivet
Wyoming
Joe V. Kouba
Hale Township
Miss Marie Remington and John Urbanek Wed in Marion
Miss Marie Remington daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Remington of Marion married John C Urbanek son of Mr and Mrs Ed Urbanek of Anamosa at St Josephs Church City The Rev E J Newman Urbanek and Miss Joan Serba cek with Henry Siebels of Anamosa served as attendants The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids The bride is a Marion school graduate and former employee in Anamosa Cedar Rapids The groom served in the South Pacific
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Marie
Elton Remington
Marion
John C. Urbanek
Ed Urbanek
Anamosa
St. Joseph’s
Eure
E. J
Newman Urbanek
Joan Serbacek
Henry Siebels
Reverend Hill and wife visit Lisbon sister in city
The Rev Mr and Mrs M L Hill of Lisbon were guests Thursday of Mr Hills sister Mrs Mable Bernard 430 Ninth street.
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M. L. Hill
Lisbon
Mr. Hill
Mable Bernard
Ninth Street
Ruth McGehee Visiting Grangers in Daytona Beach
Mrs. Ruth McGehee of Daytona Beach Florida is staying with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Arthur E Granger as a guest relative arrival visit noted in local social notes.
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Ruth McGehee
Daytona Beach, Fla
Arthur E. Granger
Masonic Grand Lodge Convention Attendees Named
Alfred Bensch, Robert Killen, Leo Voss, Earl Welsher and Frank E. Wilber attended the Masonic grand lodge convention in Des Moines.
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Alfred Bensch
Robert Killen
Leo Voss
Earl Welsher
Frank E. Wilber
Masonic Grand Lodge
Des Moines
Local Notables Recovering From St Luke's Surgery
J. B. Emmons is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery two weeks after a major operation at St. Luke's hospital. Robert Goodyear of 3095 Tenth avenue underwent an operation Tuesday at St. Luke's hospital. Irvin Farrell of Des Moines, a retired Milwaukee railroad conductor and former Marion resident, visited Marion friends Thursday.
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J. B. Emmons
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robert Goodyear
Tenth Avenue
Irvin Farrell
Des Moines
Milwaukee Railroad
Marion
Omaha Woman Grace Humble Visits Miss Straley
Mrs. William Danielson of Oma ha the former Grace Humble was an overnight guest Wednesday of Miss Daisy Straley.
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William Danielson
Omaha
Grace Humble
Daisy Straley
Benefit party at Odd Fellows hall Friday
Mrs. John V. Granger returned Friday from the hospital to her parents home Mr and Mrs Arthur E Granger. Her mother Mrs W C Mumford who had visited the Grangers returned to Springfield Mass Thursday.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
John V. Granger
Arthur E. Granger
W. C. Mumford
Granger
Springfield
Mass
Captain Garth Hunter Takes 15 Day Leave
Captain Garth Hunter is spending a 15 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs J F Hunter after reporting to his base on July 1. He will be assigned to service overseas.
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Garth Hunter
J. F. Hunter
Perrin Family Visit Highlights Alameda and Marion
Mrs. William Perrin returns home after a three month visit with her son Fred Perrin and family in Alameda California. The Fred Perrins then accompanied her to Marion for a visit. Mrs Leona Dimerly and Billie Perrin of Rockford NL also are guests of their mother.
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William Perrin
Fred Perrin
Alameda
Calif
Fred Perrins
Marion
Leona Dimerly
Billie Perrin
Rockford, NL
Miss Clements family heads to Teton mountains outing
Miss Mary Clements of Marion travels with sister Mrs Grace Fernow and daughter Mrs L M Silliman of Cedar and Mr and Mrs B Arnes of Cherokee to the Teton mountains Wyoming for a two weeks outing.
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Mary Clements
Marion
Grace Fernow
L. M. Silliman
Cedar
Mrs. B. Arnes
Cherokee
Teton Mountains
Wyoming
Klatter Klub gathering hosted by Miss Bess Busby sisters
Miss Bess Busby and her sister Mrs. Jack Ellis hosted a Klatter Klub gathering on Thursday. Guest included Mrs. Ray West of California, formerly Madge Alderman of Marion.
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Bess Busby
Jack Ellis
Klatter Klub
Ray West
California
Madge Alderman
Marion
U. S. Circle Hosts Annual Guest Day at Mrs Vernon Home
The U. S. Circle held its annual guest day party Wednesday at Mrs. Glenn Vernon’s home. Mrs. Vernon Lent chaired the program committee with Mrs. Ed Bills welcoming guests and Mrs. James Jordan responding. Mrs. Norman J. Waffle reviewed Deborah by Marion Castle while readings by Mrs. Bernard Tudeen and Tommy Jones accompanied by musical selections from Mary Ellen Ambdenstock and Jane Ann Scott.
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U. S
Glenn Vernon
Vernon Lent
Ed Bills
James Jordan
Norman J. Waffle
Deborah
Marion Castle
Bernard Tudeen
Tommy Jones
Mary Ellen Ambdenstock
Jane Ann Scott
Rural fire truck responds to Alburnett road alarm
The rural fire truck answered an alarm from the Clinton Moyer home on the Alburnett road at 8 20 a m Friday. Neighbors noticed smoke coming from a house but there was no entry or injury reported.
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Clinton Moyer
Alburnett Road
Dry Creek Ladies Party Plans Picnic at Allers Home
The Dry Creek Ladies Progressive club held a children's party at Mrs. Harold Peterson's home with Mrs. E. E. Badham winning first prize for best costume. They also arranged a picnic for June 25 at Mrs. Tony Allers residence.
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Dry Creek
Harold Peterson
E. E. Badham
Tony Allers
E Club Picnic at Mrs Cris Frederick Home
Mrs Cris Frederick hosted 16 E club members at a Thursday picnic dinner held at her residence 871 Tenth Street.
Tavern Raided in Des Moines New Anti-booze Drive
Des Moines sheriff Vane B. Overturff ordered a liquor crackdown with raiding deputies seizing 35 bottles of whisky at one tavern. Floyd Richert was arrested as the tavern keeper while nine other taverns were checked without further seizures.
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Des Moines
INS
Vane B
Pip
Ed Stebbins
Floyd Richert
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