Chicago Hog Prices Show Uneven Trade In Steady Sales
Chicago reports an uneven hog market with most sales steady from Monday and the top price dropping a dime to 10.60. Cattle prices firmed with fed steers and yearlings 15 to 25 cents higher as beef demand softened. Official Wednesday receipts list cattle 8,000 hogs 12,000 sheep 9,000. lighter weight hogs and mixed lots shown in representative sales with varied bids. Beef dressed sale prices softened from early year highs, wholesale quotes about 10 15 to 14 cents, down from 14 to 17 earlier in January.
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Chicago
Amt
Ave. Amt
Chicago Livestock Market Report Yesterday
U S Agriculture reports hog receipts 12,000 with 1,000 direct. Hogs steady to slightly lower. top $10.60, 140-250 lb bulk $10.25-$10.60. Cattle receipts 6,000. calves 2,000. fed steers/yearlings up 15-25 cents. top $11.25. stockers and feeders active. cows steady, bulls slow. Sheep receipts 9,000. fat lambs 25 cents higher. top $10.00 for corn belt fed Western weights. ewes scarce and steady.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Sioux City Livestock Prices Hit Mixed Run at Market
U S Dept. of Agriculture reports Sioux City cattle receipts near 2000 with steady beef steers and yearlings and firm feeds while hogs at 3000 head show gains to 10 cents. Sheep receipts around 2000 see fat lambs steady with late declines, top around 9.75 and bulk near 9.25 to 9.65.
Iowa Hog Prices Reported by State Dealers
The Associated Press notes hog markets across Iowa holding steady with ranges by weight. Waterloo lists good to choice hogs at 140 to 150 pounds for 8.65 to 8.95 dollars, while 180 to 250 pounds fetch 9.25 to 9.95 dollars and larger sows at 8.25 to 8.55. Mason City and Ottumwa show similar steady to firmer trends with weight brackets and prices in the 8.40 to 9.70 dollar band and packing hogs around 8.60 to 8.90.
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Iowa
THE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Austin Hog Market Prices The Hogs Trade Higher
In Austin Minnesota the hog market rose ten cents for good to choice hogs weighing 180 to 250 pounds bringing 9.60 to 9.79 dollars per hundredweight. Heavier pigs 250 to 290 pounds sold from 9.35 to 9.65 while 290 to 350 pound hogs traded at 9.10 to 9.40. Packing sows ranged 8.15 to 8.80 for 275 to 550 pounds.
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Austin
Austin, Minn
Iowa Hog Receipts Report For Interior Iowa And Southern Minnesota
Combined hog receipts at 20 concentration yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Tuesday totaled 8900, down from 12600 a week earlier and 11600 a year ago. Markets were steady to 10 cents higher with spots up 15 cents on desirable light kinds. Lighting loads weighed 140 to 160 pounds fetched 8.90 to 9.50 per hundredweight.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts Show Mixed Trade in Omaha Market
Hog receipts about 6,000 with lightweight bids mostly steady to up, heavies pressured. medium weights $9.75 to $10.15 top, specced orders at $10.10. Cattle receipts 5,500 with fed steers and yearlings active, bulls slow. calves and heifers steady to higher. Sheep receipts 3,500 with woolled lambs sold steady to higher, best grades $9.25 to $9.50 and up to $9.75 for prime lots.
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Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Livestock Market Receipts And Prices Report
CATTLE receipts 2 500 demand mixed with bids around 8.00 9.00 for good fed steers and 5 50 7 50 for common grades. HOGS receipts 5 500 steady with Monday. 160 230 lb hogs 10 10 20. 230 300 lb 9 25 10 10. SHEEP receipts 1 500 light activity. fat lambs and ewes firmer asking higher while buyers expect steady prices.
Local Hog Prices Continue Higher on Market
Local hog prices rise again with gains of 5 to 10 cents in several grades on Tuesday. The top price climbs to 10 dollars while cattle prices remain unchanged.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Agricultural Goods
Prices list grains fruits vegetables and animal products in Cedar Rapids. Grain and feed items include oats rye barley corn and soybeans with varied per bushel or hundredweight pricing. Livestock and eggs show rates for hens ducks geese and hensery eggs along with wholesale fruit and vegetable prices and cured hides.
Sugar Market Rises Slightly in New York Trade
Raw sugar futures advance 1 to 4 points in early New York dealings. Refined sugar prices hold steady as markets show modest gains across crude and refined sectors.
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New York
Flour Market Prices in Minneapolis Tea and Shipments
Flour unchanged in Minneapolis markets. Carload lots and family patents priced at 7.05 to 7.25 per barrel in 98 pound cotton sacks. Shipments total 29,876. Pure bran at 16.00 to 16.50 and standard middlings at 15.50 to 16.00.
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Minneapolis
Wool Market Quiet in Boston as London Auctions Loom
U S Department of Agriculture reports business in domestic and foreign wools in Boston was very quiet. Quotations were unchanged though trading was thin. Boston trade awaited early London reports as a new auction series was set to open.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Boston Trade
London
Foreign exchange rates in cents and percentages reported
Foreign exchanges in New York list currency values and nominal rates for countries and cities including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Hungary Roumania Argentina Brazil Tokio Shanghai Hongkong Mexico City and Montreal pairs with quoted percentages and cents figures.
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NEW York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Austria
Hunary
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Hong Kong Tops World Population Density
Hong Kong records the highest population density among listed areas with 2,187 persons per square mile, highlighting extreme urban concentration.
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Hong Kong
Dust storms lift grain prices on Chicago board
Dust storms and high winds across the southwest pushed wheat futures higher on the Chicago board of trade with May at 99% to 1%g, and July and September up a penny. Corn and oats held steady or rose slightly as milling demand and mixed weather influenced trading.
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Chicago
Southwest
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago Quotations Cash Grain Prices Hard to Read
Chicago cash grain prices list ranges for wheat corn oats soybeans and barley with various grades and bar prices. Soybeans priced from 77 to 82 cents per bushel with different yellow and white varieties. Timothy seed at 3.10 per cwt and clover seed at 12.30 to 20.00 per cwt. Lard prices shown for tierces and loose, with bells at 14.75.
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Chicago
J. E. Bennett & Co
Ump
Johns Manville
Amerada Corp
Kans City
Spu
Car & Fd
Kayser
Julius
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Ice
Kresge
Intl Corp
Kroger G
Lorillard
Tel & Tel
Miami
Atchison T&sf
Atlantic
Poole
Moline Auburn Auto
Tex Bi Aviation Corp
Monsanto
Baldwin _ Loco
Mont Ward
Balto Ohio
Motor Wheel
Barnsdall
Murray Corp
Beatrice Cry
Nash Motors
Bendix_ Av
Bendix_ Av soar Natellas
North Ann
Borth Ann
Gt Burroughs Nee
Ohio
Penney JC
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Pierce
Sears Roebuck
Inc
Consol Gas Consol Cigars
Shattuck Fire
Consol Oil
Shell Union
Conti Bak
Silver King
Simmons Co
Contl
Socony
Skelly
Contl Motors
Contl Oil
Crown Cork
Sperry Corp
Eee Steel
St Joe
Curtis Wright
Califogse
Curtis
Whina Deere & Co
United Fruit
Uni
Gen Foods
White Etc
Great Wsn
Wilson & Co
Hershey Chock Woolworth
Hiram Walker
Houston Oil
Worth Pump
Yellow Truck
Howe Sound Baily Yneston S & Emi Radio
Grain prices and arrivals in Minneapolis market report
AP dispatched market summary lists wheat receipts of 90 cars with mixed futures prices. Prices shown include No 1 dark northern 59 pounds at 1.32 dollars per bushel, No 1 hard Montana at 1.23, and No 1 amber durum around 1.10, with May and July futures noted. Corn No 3 yellow quoted around 0.60 to 0.61, oats No 3 white at about 0.254 to 0.272 per bushel.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Market Report Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts
Butter receipts total 11 910 with weak trading and 93 score specials. Eggs receipts 22 382 with easy demand. local extra firsts 19c. Potatoes show steady demand and moderate supplies with U.S. No 1 prices listed for Idaho Russet Burbanks and other varieties. Florida crates show decay. Poultry live trucks steady with various weight class pricing. dressed turkeys steady.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
North Dakota
Bliss
Colorado
McClures U. S
Nebraska Bliss
Florida Bliss
New York Produce Market Mixed Egg Prices Held Firm
New York AP reports eggs receipts at 49 489 unsettled with mixed colors and special packs from fresh arrivals. Butter receipts 18 641 weaker with creamery prices higher than extra and firsts priced around 30 to 44 cents. Cheese receipts 275 476 quiet with prices unchanged.
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New York
Chicago Produce Futures Report Summary
Butter futures closed with March 29 percent, eye futures 21 ac, storage packed firsts April, Idaho MRussets April.
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Chicago
Idaho
Wall Street gains lift stock market amid mixed trading
Wall Street rose with gains of one to four points across favorites led by Case, International Harvester, Deere, Chrysler, GM, Auburn, Seaboard Oil, Amerada, and others. Some names fell 1 to 3 points as transfers reached about 2.5 million shares while commodities and bonds stayed narrowly mixed. Foreign currencies edged up and observers noted lingering German material stockpiles despite war optimism.
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New York
Case
International Harvester
Deere
Chrysler
General Motors
Auburn
Seaboard Oil
Amerada
N. Y. Central
Southern
Am Pub Svc Ate 28Gen Hshold And Related Stocks
A scrambled stock list shows holdings in multiple companies including Asbestosee, Heilemann, Auto Prods, Iron Fireman, Berghoff, Marshall Fid, Butler Bros, Natl Gypsum, Chevy Burl, Quaker, Swift Co, Comw Edison, Crane Co, Walgreen and others. The items include share counts and percentages, indicating a broad portfolio across multiple industries.
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Heilemann
Iron Fireman
Berghoff
Marshall Fid
Butler Bros
Middlewest Corp
Cent
Ill P'S
Natl Gypsum
Chevy Burl
Quaker Com
Chicago Corp
Quaker of Analy Cities
Swift Co
Births Reported From Swisher New York and Cedar Rapids
Birth notices record Elaine Joann born March 10 to Mr and Mrs Leonard Coufal in Swisher at Mercy hospital. A daughter born March 9 in New York City to Dr J M B Kellogg and his wife. A son born March 6 to Mr and Mrs W H Hopkins and their granddaughter Mrs Lyle Milner of Moline Illinois, formerly Marguerite Kness of Cedar Rapids.
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Leonard Coufal
Swisher
Elaine Joann
Mercy Hospital
J. M. B. Kellogg
New York City
Dr. Kellogg
F. C. Kellogg
Park Avenue SE
W. H. Hopkins
First Avenue E
Lyle Milner
Milner
Moline, Ill
Marguerite Kness
Cedar Rapids
Bond Markets Show Mixed Moves Amid Calm in Europe
In New York Bond Review medium priced rail issues gained ground while U S government and corporate low yield issues declined. Some foreign loans suggested European diplomatic tensions had eased though trading in French and German issues was sparse. Government notes such as the 3 14s of 1943 and 34s of 1946 posted losses, while 2s and 4s steadied or gained modestly. Corporate low yield liens softened as rail and utility bonds slipped mildly.
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New York
Treasury
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie
Illinois Central
Milo Reno Seriously Ill in Excelsior Springs Illness
Milo Reno president of the National Farmers' Holiday association and militant farm leader is seriously ill in Excelsior Springs Missouri. An aide said he is threatened with pneumonia and was ordered there by his physician on Saturday.
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Des Moines
Milo Reno
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Excelsior Springs
Reno
Kilberger Faces Trial for Oper Vehicle Revoked DUI
District court jurors were being impaneled to hear the case of John Kilberger 48 of 1708 C street SW charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He pled not guilty and posted $1000 bond after a Jan 24 collision with a Lefebvre vehicle near 1219 Third avenue SW. Kilberger previously was convicted for drunk driving Oct 27 1931 with a $300 fine.
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F. O. Ellison
John Kilberger
C Street
G. K. Thompson
Carl Hendrickson
James E. Patterson
Kilberger
Leland Lefebvre
Third Avenue
Lefe
Elliott brothers trucking suit dismissed without prejudice
A $1,000 damage suit by Elliott brothers trucking firm against C. L. Batchelder of Kalamazoo Mich was dismissed without prejudice before Judge F O Ellison. The case stemmed from alleged truck damage in a crash on highway No 30 near Lisbon February 7. A separate $1,300 suit by Cathrine Matvechuk against Travelers Insurance company was dismissed with prejudice.
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Elliott Brothers
C. L. Batchelder
Kalamazoo, Mich
F. O. Ellison
Elliott
Batchelder
Examiners James Hayes and Charles Hogan in Cedar Rapids
State Motor Vehicle Examiners James Hayes and Charles Hogan of Dubuque conduct chauffeur and driver's license exams in the Cedar Rapids court house basement through Wednesday afternoon. Applicants must bring the test vehicle for driving and vehicle inspection in addition to a written exam on road laws and regulations.
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James Hayes
Charles Hogan
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Estate executor seeks 900 judgment on rental claim
Christian Blochlinger as executor of the Lydia Matilda Blochlinger estate seeks a $900 judgment against Frank L. Doan and Mary A. Doan on a rental claim. Lulu O'Hara Lambert seeks to quiet title to Cedar Rapids real estate and asks that a warranty deed be reformed to correct an error.
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Christian Blochlinger
Lydia Matilda Blochlinger
Frank L. Doan
Mary A. Doan
Lulu O’hara Lambert
Cedar Rapids
Will of Elizabeth M. Keegan Admitted to Probate in Cedar Rapids
The will of Elizabeth M. Keegan of Cedar Rapids who died February 18 was admitted to probate in district court Tuesday. The estate is left to the testatrix's children with Mary Hanora Keegan and Ethel Frances Brown named executrices. The will is dated June 3, 1933.
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Elizabeth M. Keegan
Cedar Rapids
Mary Hanora Keegan
Ethel Frances Brown
Divorces Sought In District Court On Cruel Grounds
Ina Davis sues Fay H Davis for divorce on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Lilian Brookhouser seeks custody of two children in a divorce from Archie R Brookhouser. Pictorial Paper Package asks $437.07 judgment against Red Head Products in an account action. Ina Davis granted divorce from Fay H Davis on cruel and inhuman grounds.
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Fay H. Davis
Lilian Brookhouser
Archie R. Brookhouser
Pictorial Paper Package Company
Red Head Products, Inc
A. B. Clark
Gas Warfare Defended As Most Humane
London. Major General Sir Henry Thuiller, commandant of the Royal Engineer, argues gas is the most humane weapon in warfare. He told Royal United Services Institution members that gas causes fewer permanent injuries than high explosive shells or machine guns, noting streets and hospitals still hold many maimed and blinded from shell and rifle fire.
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London
Henry Thuiller
Royal Engineer
Royal United Services
Canopus Club Hears Talk By Clark Beems
Clark A. Beems president of Metropolitan Supply spoke at the Canopus Club meeting in the Roosevelt Hotel. His talk “Within the Walls” covered a comprehensive discussion of the Bertillon system of identifying criminals.
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Clark A. Beems
Metropolitan Supply Company
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Marion elects Schenken Sheets and Lockwood to school board
In Marion 127 votes were cast for school board posts. A. A. Schenken was re-elected with 122 votes, Willis C. Sheets and H. F. Lockwood each won 120. Other votes went to A. R. McElwain, George Hutson, and Mrs. A. E. Granger. The election official slate included Elda M. Kemp as judge and Fred C. Newlin as judge with Mrs. A. E. Granger as clerk.
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A. A. Schenken
Willis C. Sheets
H. F. Lockwood
Schenken
Sheets
Mr. Lockwood
A. R. McElwain
George Hutton
A. E. Granger
Elda M. Kemp
Fred C. Newlin
Board of Education
Marion Linn DAR to convene with combined programs
The Marion Linn chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the public library auditorium. The meeting will present combined February and March programs and include a report on the state conference held in Des Moines.
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Marion Linn
Daughters of the American Revolution
Des Moines
Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps Meet At Memorial Hall
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No 126 schedules a Wednesday 2 30 p m meeting in Memorial hall with members urged to attend for routine business and fellowship.
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Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Music program at Presbyterian church after family picnic
A Wednesday evening program of vocal and instrumental music readings and short talks will follow the family night picnic supper at 6 30 p m. All church members and friends are invited. Folk attendees should bring picnic provisions. The Family Guild of the Methodist church hosts a 2 covered dish supper Friday at 6 30 p m at the home of Rev Ralph Hall Collis. Members should bring a food item sandwiches and table service.
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Presbyterian Church
the Methodist Church
Ralph Hall Collis
W. G. Rowley
Davenport
Methodist Churches
South Marion
Dental Hygiene Program Planned For PTA Meeting
The Parent Teachers association will host a dental hygiene program Thursday at 8 p.m. in Lincoln auditorium with Dr. C. L. Drain of the University of Iowa speaking. A social hour will feature homemade candy sales to benefit the dental fund, and all interested people are welcome. February donor requests are noted for members.
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Parent Teachers Association
Lincoln Auditorium
C. L. Drain
Department of Dental Hygiene
University of Iowa
Dental Fund
Lenten Services and Club Meetings Reported
Lenten services set for Wednesday at 7 45 p m in St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev C E Krog delivering Accused to Silence Our Accusers. Nakihopa Camp Fire members enjoy a Monday picnic at Virginia Jackson s home with eleven attendees and new assistant guardian Miss Betty Wallace.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C.E. Krog
Nakihopa
Virginia Jackson
Betty Wallace
Lawrence Bigger
Mary Frances Howell
Mildred Kindig
June Cunningham
Death of infant son of Mr and Mrs Stein
The funeral of John Stein infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Stein was held at Teahen chapel Tuesday with burial in Mount Calvary cemetery.
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John Stein
Paul Stein
Teahen Chapel
Mount Calvary Cemetery
U.S. Bond Prices Edge Higher In Late Trade
Treasury notes and bonds showed modest gains with 4% 4s, 4s and 3s listed at varied prices around 105 to 118. Markets noted closing quotes from the AP and New York listings reflecting slight upticks across several issues.
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New York
U.S
Treasury
Treasur A
Funeral services for Palo man John C. Foote
John C. Foote, 81, of Palo, died recently and was buried in Palo cemetery after funeral services at Cedar Rapids. A previous death notice misstated his residence, noting he lived on his birth farm forty two years and spent the rest elsewhere in Linn county.
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Palo
Cedar Rapids
John C. Foote
Linn County
Lawyer Teases Defense With Theft Accusation Question
A lawyer probes the accused about the alleged theft, asking for specifics on what he is charged with stealing. The exchange reveals the focus on the crime as the case moves forward.
Dickey’s specials and community notices fill Marion IA page
Local ad lists Butter at 31c, 7 P and G at 25c, steaks 15c, navy beans 4 lbs 15c, parsnips 6 lbs 19c, apples 10 lbs 25c. Community items note Mrs J J Booth hosting PEO tea at 6 30 pm with officer elections. Mary Low Dickinson circle and King’s Daughters meet, new member welcomed, plans for Camp Fire tea March 14. Various meetings announced including Tuckabache club, Methodist events, and high school quartet.
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Dickey’s
Mary Low Dickinson
King’s Daughters
Harlan Knight
Cletus Johnston
Carl Kassler
Garden Club Hosts Speaker on Cold Frames and Awakening the Garden
Nature and Garden club meets Wednesday at 2 30 pm with guest speaker W S Hewett on Cold Frames. Mrs A J Dahn presents Awakening the Garden. A president and secretary will be elected.
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Ion Nature and Garden Club
W. S. Hewett
A. J. Dahn
Helene Beauty Shop Perms and Salon Services
Helene Beauty Shop lists perm prices from 3.50 with a 6 dollar oil wave option and Zotos products at 10. Exp. guarantees and installment options noted. Kennedy's at 5685 offers perm waves with 1.50 down and weekly balance, Peacock location contact 2-2610 at 1193 St. NE. Beauty school promotes scalp treatments 35 to 75 cents. Paris Academy of Beauty relocates to 223 3rd St SE with same phone 20222.
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Paris Academy OF Bea
3Rd St
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