Livestock Market Holds Steady Amid Quiet Trade
Unofficial Monday estimates show cattle at 12,000 hogs 25,000 and sheep 15,000. Saturday trade remained dull with packers buying mainly medium weights at 5 to 5.30, top around 5.50, about 10 cents under Friday. Grain quotes are supplied by Lamson Brothers with H R Mowrey listed in Cedar Rapids.
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Chicago
INS
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Report From Chicago
Livestock receipts meet limited demand with hogs at top $5.50 and heavy sows up to 15c. Cattle shows mixed gains with choice steers and yearlings up to 25c, vealers strong to 50c, and beef cows around 5.25 to 6.75. Sheep fat lambs rise 10-20c with top around $10.25, natives scarce, feeding lambs tight.
Ho e market steady top price noted in two markets
United Press reports Ottumwa hogs and packers prices with top hog price around 5.20 per hundredweight. Butchers across weight bands run from 120 to 600 pounds with varied bids from 3.05 to 4.90. Waterloo hog market shows a 5 cent higher trend with top around 5.15 for 160 to 180 pound ranges and packer bids approaching 4.0 to 4.75 for various weights.
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United Press
Ottumwa—Hoe
Waterloo
Hogmarket
Sioux City Livestock Prices Weekly Summary
U S Department report shows salable receipts calves 125 and stockers 10415 cattle weekly changes with steers yearlings scarce and fat stock strong. Hogs steady to weak top 5.25 while porkers 170–270 lb 4.70 to 4.90. sow gains 15 to 35 cents. Sheep receipts none with fat lambs up 25 to 75 cents and feeder lambs firm. fat lamb top near 9.90 with good and choice wool types around 8 to 9.50.
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Sioux City
S. Dept. Agriculture
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Omaha
Hog receipts about 300 head, total 3,000 as slow demand under weak undertone. Top hogs fetched 5.20, 220-235 lb lots. lighter weights around 5.00 and down, some sows 4.00. Barrows and gilts up to 0.40 on 270 lb, 160 lb down. sows up 20-35. pigs up 25. Week shows steady to higher for cattle. fed steers and yearlings up to 40 cents, heifers and cows mixed gains. Sheep market light with fat lambs 25-35 cents higher, slaughter lambs 8-9 dollars range, lamb feeds around 8.50-9.10.
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Chicago
Iapi
U. S. Dept. Agricultures
Colorado
Omaha
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
South St Paul Livestock Receipts Steady to Mixed
Receipts 400 cattle and 600 hogs plus 300 sheep. Cattle timing shows slaughter steers and heifers steady, cows steady to 25c lower, yearlings $8.50 to $8.75, canners $2.75 to $4.75. calves and vealers mixed. Hogs nominally steady with 180-240 lb at $4.90 to $5.25. sows $4.00 to $4.05. Sheep fat lambs 25 to 35c higher, feeding lambs $9.75 to $10.00. slaughter ewes $4? to $5? lower. western feeders $8.75 to $9.00.
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South ST. Paul
Fed
Mkt. News Soc
Des Moines Hog Receipts Fall From Week Ago
U S Department of Agriculture data show combined hog receipts at 16 concentration yards and 10 packing plants in interior Minnesota and southern Minnesota totaling 31 400 for the 24 hours ending 8 a m Saturday, down from 34 400 a week earlier and 18 100 a year ago. Prices varied by weight with steady to higher trends, barrows and gilts mainly 4.40 to 5.20, sows 3.55 to 4.40, and lighter weights bringing higher per hundredweight bids among the reported ranges.
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Des Moines
U. S. Dent. Agriculture
Minnesota
Market quotes for live hogs at Austin Minnesota
Hog prices across weight classes are listed with bids in dollars per hundredweight. The table includes ranges from 140 pounds up to 500 pounds with varying prices and emphasis on sow and feeder categories.
Drake Wins Finale Over Washington In MVC Clash
Drake defeat Washington 36 to 27 in a Missouri Valley game. Guard Walt O Connor led scorers with 11 points as the Bulldogs built a 19 to 15 halftime margin and closed the season strong.
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DES Moines
Drake
Washington
Walt O’connor
Bulldogs
Local Hog and Cattle Market Remains Steady Across Weights
The local hog market holds steady with top at 5.10 and hogs from 140 to over 330 pounds listed with various price ranges. Cattle and sheep sections show mixed prices for steers heifers cows and spring lambs, with buyers noting quality and weight as factors.
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Listing
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows No. 1 wheat at 89c and No. 2 at 87c, oats at 38c, rye 24, barley 4 5, corn shelled No. 2 yellow 46c, No. 3 46c, soybeans No. 2 yellow 95c, hay and straw values, butterfat 29c, cream 28c/26c, and delivered poultry prices for hens, leghorns, and stags. Fruit and vegetable prices include lemons 6.00, oranges 3.00–4.00, grapefruit 2.00, and other staples. hides and animal byproducts priced, pony and glue at half price.
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Cedar Rapids
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORTS steady butter eggs and varied potato prices
Chicago AP notes butter receipts 891,844 steady with prices around 28 to 29 cents per pound and 93 score. Egg receipts 115,118 steady with local extra firsts around 16.2 cents. Potatoes arrivals 90 on track with U S No 1 prices from $1.25 to $2.65 for various regions, new stock moderate and demand slow with Florida Bliss Triumphs at about $1.80 per bushel crate.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Colorado
Bliss
New York AP Dairy Receipts Report Shows Mixed Cheese and Butter Prices
AP report details New York dairy receipts including eggs at 37 160 with weak mixed colors and various grades, butter receipts at 578 730 steady with higher creamery butter at 29 percent, and cheese receipts 223 162 weaker with state whole milk flats and unchanged other grades. Strong entities include New York AP eggs butter cheese, 1934420 2c, 18%c, 29% sc, and 16 1 7c.
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New York
Futures and River Stages Reported From Markets and Davenport
Prices for butter and eggs listed with refrigerator and storage standards show March figures at 27.55 for butter and 18.60 for eggs with other notes. Mississippi River stages are updated for several cities including Davenport rising 0.1 at 22.0 and La Crosse unchanged at 4.6, with Dubuque and Keokuk also noted as steady and St. Louis at 2.0 with a fall. Local lines mention Cairo and Memphis with unspecified changes.
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Lamson Bros. and Co
Mio
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse
Dubuque
Keokuk
St. Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Wisconsin Cheese Prices From Plymouth Market Week
Wisconsin cheese prices reported for March 4 to 9 show varied milk cheese quotes. Wisconsin Cheese Exchange lists twins at 13%2c, daisies 14c, brick 12%2c, cheddars 13%2c. Farmers call board notes daisies 14c horns 14c cheddars 13%c.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Twins
Farmers Call Board
Sugar futures edge in thin New York market
Sugar futures showed irregular moves in a thin New York market. Duty free raws quoted 2 to 2.82 cents, Cubas around 2.85 cents duty paid, with no sales confirmed. Refined stayed quiet as Eastern reporting noted small business at 4.50 cents.
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New York
Cubas
Utilities Hit Year's Low On Stock Market
NEW YORK (UP) Utilities drifted to new lows for the year amid a quiet market. Steel shares held firm while motors gained slightly. Rail and industrial averages edged up, with some issues including Mercantile and aviation posting gains as utilities faced uncertainty from proposed large holding company integration under SEC actions and new laws.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
American Power and Light
American Water Works
Columbia Gas
Electric Power and Light
Wall Street Quotation Highlights From Saturday Trades
Aerial list of stocks and bond issuers with prices and percent changes from Adams Express to Wells Fargo era names. Firms include Alaska Juneau Hydraulics, Amn Can, Johns Manville, Lehigh Valley, US Steel, Ford, Coca Cola, General Electric, Sears and Roebuck, Procter Gamble, and numerous regional and national corporations, showing mixed gains and losses across sectors in brisk, information-dense market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hydro
Alaska Juneau
Allegnancy Corp
Sintl Nickel
Amnea Chem
Johns Manville
Amal
Seataer
Kan City
Kennecott
Kresge SS
Kroger GB
Hide & L
Lehigh Val
Intl Corp
Libbey Owens
Myers B
M & Fdy
Lockheed
Amn P & Lt
Loews Inc
Loft Inc
Roi Mills
Lorillard P
McLelland
Marshall
Martin
G L
Mathiesen Ark
Wat Wks
Miami
Amn Inc
Mols Moline
Ark Nat Gas ‘A
Kans Tex
Armour & Co
Mo Pac RR
Articom Corp
S Mont Ward
T’s Motor Wheel
Lis A Ae
Murray Corp
Atlantic Rig
Nash-Kelv
S Aviation Corp
Natl Bellas
Baldwin Loco
Natl Biscuit
Balt & Chip
Barnsuali
Nor Pac
Boeing Airp
North Amn Co
Penn Alum
Nor Amn Avi
S Borden Co
Ohio Oil
Borg Warner
Otis Steel
Paramount
Park Utah
Patino Mines
Burroughs Ade
Cal & Hecla
Calumet Zinc
Penney
Rey Peoples Gas
Paision
Pillsbury
Safeway
Com! Credit
Scheniey Ms el
Southern
Kh' Ae Conde Nast
Oe Fern
Congoleum
Servel, Inc
Cons Edison
Dohme
Bee Shell Union
Ons Pebad Contl
Simmons Co Sita
Skelly Oil
Motors
Socony
Coty Inc
Sperry Corp Crucible Steel
Cudahy Pke
Curtiss Wr
Calif
Deere, Co
Douglas Aire
Tl Frisco
du Pont De’n
Gen Baking
Union Pac
Gen Gallee
Uni Aircraft
Gen Food Ee
Gen Drug
el Coal
Pruit
Gas
Gillettes
Imp Gimbel Bros Gypsum Gli Ae
Alc Goebel Brew
Goodrich
Westghouse AB
Hayes Body
Westghouse
Hecker
White Motors
Hiram Walker
Houston Oil
Willy Ovid
Howe Sound
Wilcox Oil
Hudson Mtrs Bia
Wilson and Co
Hupp Mtrs
Woolworth
Tils Central
Indus Rayon
Youngst
Inspiration
Zenith Radare Intl
Zenite Prods
Chicago
Wheat closes higher after volatile one-cent range
Chicago AP reports wheat prices were highly volatile on Saturday, trading within about a one cent band as selling produced multi week lows on widespread rains then gave way to mill buying. Mill purchasing grew on price declines while the principal markets received over 1,000,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Winnipeg Market Wheat and Cash Grain Prices Summary
Chicago cash grain prices show No 2 mixed at 58%4c and No 1 yellow at 58%4c for corn, No 3 yellow soybeans at 1.11, barley making around 0.55 to 0.63, and field seed rates listed. Wheat bids open near .888 to .891 with highs around .914, and broader commodity quotes include oats and various seed values for timothy, clover, red, and alfalfa in a compact market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Chicago
Minneapolis Wheat and Grain Prices and Receipts Report
AP recap from Minneapolis shows Saturday wheat receipts at 243 cars, with year-ago totals 111. Prices listed for No. 1 heavy dark northern at 1.02 to 1.04, No. 1 hard Montana prices around 1.04, dark hard Winter around 1.00 to 1.04, hard amber durum about 89 to 94 cents, red durum 88 to 89 cents. Corn No. 3 yellow about 52 to 53 cents. Cats No. 3 white around 38 to 39 cents. Barley about 58 cents.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Shifts in HighPriced Loans and Utilities
Bond buyers dipped into select high priced issues on Saturday while lower rated corporates slipped. Utility issues showed limited response to the SEC drive on property integration with notable gains in Denmark 6s and modest moves in HOLC 2 1/2s. U S government bonds closed with Treasury 3 5 ings 40 43 June at 101.23.
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New York
SEC
Commonwealth Wage
Montana Power
Shell Union
Western Union
Delaware and Hudson
Denmark
Holc
U. S. Bonds
U. S. Government
Treasury
Finland to buy vital supplies with $20 million credit
Finland rushed orders Saturday to obtain gasoline oil grain and other essentials with a 20 million dollar credit from the export import bank announced Friday. Hjalmar Procope said most funds will go to oil gasoline wheat cars and lard and that none may be used for arms. He pledged Finland would continue fighting three months after the war began. The minister also noted Finland’s 70 008 lakes and resilience despite reverses.
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Washington
Finland
Roosevelt
Hjalmar L. Procope
Ryti
Helsinki
Procope
Edred
Real estate transfers list in Cedar Rapids area
A stream of property transactions includes Oren and Fern Waffle with heirs to Marion lots, Charles Buresh transferring to Marie Buresh, Florence Knight to Jean Knight, Ruby and Wayne Stookey, Conrad and wife to Wayne Stookey, Emma Anders to Lulu Cacek, and Edwin Hudachek with Anna Hudachek to L A and Leona Watters. Dates range 1939 to 1940 with nominal consideration and references to covenants.
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Oren G. Waffle
Fern H. Thomas
Norman J. Waffle
Earl R. Waffle
Orig Town
Marion
Carrie B. Waffle
Val. Con
Charles Buresh
Marie Buresh
Hull
Cedar Rapids
Florence M. Knight
Jean M. Knight
Midway Fark
Ruby E. Stookey
Wayne C. Stookey
College Park
Conrad L. Stookey
East
Wellington Place
Emma H. Anders
Hos
Lulu F. Cacek
W. d
Bever Park Place
C. R
Val
Edwin Hudachek
Anna Hudachek
L. A
Leona Watters
N. d
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed in Marion
Mr and Mrs Charles Maxfield celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a luncheon at Odd Fellows hall and a program. Music by Miles Sutera Edith Hagerman and Jeanne Frazee followed by J W Frazee reading Golden Weddings. Numerous out of town guests from Prophetstown Ill attended.
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Charles Maxfield
Odd Fellows Hall
Miles Sutera
Edith Hagerman
Jeanne Frazee
J. W. Frazee
Lettie Thompson
Albert Field
Prophetstown
Ill
George Alysworth
Floy Jones
Alysworth
Will Backer
Rollin Maxfield
Glenn Upton
W. F. Johnson
Mrs Grace Fernow and Mary Clements Visit Fredericktown
Mrs Grace Fernow and her sister Miss Mary Clements have returned from Fredericktown Missouri where they stayed with Mrs Fernow’s son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Byron Barnes They report Mrs Fernow has resigned as cashier and bookkeeper in the local gas company office and will spend several weeks in Fredericktown with plans to return to Marion later in the spring Miss Clements will accompany her
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Missouri
Grace Fernow
Mary Clements
Fredericktown
Mrs Franklin Johnson Visits In Ill After Mother's Illness
Mrs Franklins Johnson from Rockford Illinois arrived Friday evening to be with her mother Hulda Johnson who is reported improving on Saturday following an illness.
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Franklin Johnson
Rockford, Ill
Hulda Johnson
Birthday Dinner Observes Ladds Eighty Fifth Birthday
Mrs Charles Miller and her parents Mr and Mrs W A Ladd hosted a Friday dinner at 973 Eleventh Street to celebrate Mr Ladds eighty fifth birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs O W Ladd and daughters Carol and Jean of Toledo. Mrs W A Ladd, recently recovering from a fractured hip, joined the table for the first time in six months.
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Charles Miller
W. A. Ladd
Eleventh Street
Mr. Ladd
O. W. Ladd
Carol
Jean
Toledo
Nelson Cousin Undergoes Leg Amputation in Minneapolis
Mrs. Ina Olson Nelson of Minneapolis, daughter of Mrs. May Olson, recently underwent amputation of her left leg due to a blood clot. The family lived on West Sixth Avenue for several years, with Mrs. Jack Ratliff conveying the news.
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Jack Ratliff
Ina Olson Nelson
Minneapolis
Nelson
May Olson
West Sixth Avenue
Reading Circle Hostess and Book Review Night
Mrs. Leon R. Blinks hosted Friday's Reading circle gathering. Mrs. Ora Crowner led a review of Wilderness Wife by Kathrene Pinkerton for attendees.
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Leon R. Blinks
Ora Crowner
Kathrene Pinkerton
Patriotic Program At St Berchmans Seminary
St Berchmans Seminary hosted a patriotic program Thursday marking Lincoln Washington and Longfellow birthdays. The school band and orchestra performed, pupils sang America The Beautiful and The Star Spangled Banner, with Sister Mary Elizabeth Sister Mary Norbert and Mount Mercy College Cedar Rapids normal training class guests. Billy Walsh read The Life of Longfellow and His Works.
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St. Berchman’s Seminary
Lincoln
Washington
Longfellow
America
Mary Elizabeth
Mary Norbert
Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Billy Walsh
Birthday Party for Carl Edward Jr. Celebrates Fourth
Mrs. C E Krog hosted a Saturday birthday party at 664 Seventh Avenue for her son Carl Edward Jr with 18 of his Sunday school classmates as guests. Easter chicks and balloons were favors. Mrs. Robert Cook helped serve. Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Schminkey of Robins and Mrs. Pauline Krog of Marion attended, as did Mrs. Edward McGuire and her son Edward Jr. from Perry.
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Carl Edward, Jr
C. E. Krog
Seventh Avenue
Carl Edward
Robert Cook
Krog
John Schminkey
Robins
Pauline Krog
Marion
Marion area church weekly services list
A consolidated schedule lists sermons and services for multiple area churches. Marions Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, Prairie Chapel, and Alburnett Methodist show Sunday school times, morning and evening worship, sermon topics, youth meetings, and midweek activities.
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L. W. Inman
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Endeavor
C. G. Ellinger
Arthur W. Henke
Epworth
C. V. R. DeJong
Clara Wilson
St. Paul’s
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Death of Thomas William Mackey at Cedar Rapids area
Thomas William Mackey 43 of Cedar Rapids area died after a fall on stairs at 72 Sixteenth Avenue SW in Cedar Rapids. He was born August 17, 1896 near Ely and lived nearby all his life. He is survived by his wife Rose four daughters two sons a granddaughter his parents and five sisters. Funeral services set for Brosh chapel Tuesday morning with burial at Mount Calvary cemetery and Rosary Monday evening.
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Thomas William Mackey
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Sixteenth Avenue
Putnam Township
Rose
Joseph Kinzey
Pauline
Bernice
Phyllis
Robert
David
Shirley Ann Kinzey
David Mackey
Edward Poduska
Solon
Edward Hartl
Charles Viktor
Bridget Mackey
Mary Mackey
Emma
Brosh Chapel
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Father Lenihan
Mrs Emma Whittenbaugh Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Emma Whittenbaugh wife of Charles Whittenbaugh of 1548 D Avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at home at 1 25 am Saturday after several months illness She was born June 1 1874 in Clayton county came to Cedar Rapids from Dows Ia Married April 7 1899 at Elkader She is survived by husband son W R Whittenbaugh two daughters Mrs Charles Davis and Mrs Harry Wright and four grandchildren Funeral services will be at Turner chapel 2 pm Monday Burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Whittenbaugh
Charles Whittenbaugh
D Avenue
Cetf
Rapids
Whittenbaugh
Clayton County
Cedar Rapids
Dows
Elkader
Burial services for George Silloway in Oak Hill Cemetery
Burial services for George Silloway who died in St. Paul will be held at Oak Hill cemetery at 2 p.m. Monday with Rev. C. H. Hook officiating. The body arrives in Cedar Rapids early Monday and will be taken to Turner chapel where friends may call for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Silloway
St. Paul
Oak Hill Cemetery
C. H. Hook
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Beuter at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Beuter aged resident of 328 Sixth Street SW will be held in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday with Dr. George W. Bryant of Coe College conducting. Burial will follow in Oakland cemetery Iowa City. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Beuter
Sixth Street
Turner Chapel
George W. Bryant
Coe College
Oakland Cemetery
Iowa City
Want Ads Deadline and Gazette Advertisement Policy
Publication deadlines are 12 o'clock noon for same day ads and 2 p.m. Saturday for Sunday editions. The Gazette is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for multiple days.
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the Gazette
Old Homestead Of Daniel Boone Restored By NYA
Reading Pennsylvania The national youth administration and state historical society cooperate to restore the Daniel Boone homestead near Reading as a shrine to the American boy The 150 acre site granted by William Penn to Boone s family was acquired by the commonwealth in 1937 The project includes grounds rehabilitation an NYA resident center a youth hostel and a park The hostel will be built by NYA youths with hand hewn logs and wooden pegs in frontier fashion and will include a large recreation room and two wings for sleeping quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
National Youth Administration and
State Historical Society
Daniel Boone
William Penn
Boone
The
Commonwealth
Wilderness Scouts
NYA
Birk and Birk Transfer Property to Stephens Joint Tenants
Levi A. Birk and Anna C. Birk convey real estate to Sam E. and Alice H. Stephens as joint tenants with right of survivorship, not tenants in common, in tract ex lot 1 and adjacent survey land in sections 25 and 85, Jones County Iowa, value one dollar and consideration $12-30-39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi A. Birk
Anna C. Birk
Sam E
Alice H. Stephens
Jones County
Iowa
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Mel Pester
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