Hog Prices Rise as Receipts Increase Across Markets
Market reports show hog receipts larger than last week yet below 1932, with Chicago and Cleveland steady to higher while Pittsburgh and East Buffalo trend mixed. Ohio and Midwest hubs record strong demand and notable price moves for various weight classes and lambs, with total receipts around 19 450 across Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, East St. Louis, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Eas Butao
Hichts Mas
Hicher Cinemmna Bae Steads
Hirner
Ine Raahh
Pitts
East Buffao
East St Louis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
East
Ant
Sor Aw
Eaee
AO Sr Ms
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Prices listed for grains fruits vegetables and meats in Cedar Rapids include Wheat 40e Oats 12e Barley 20e Corn 3'24718e mil 13e Nas Choice $600 Wild hay $500 Baed straw $500 Oranges California $2 40 California grapefruit 3 25 423 Lemons 0 0 Bananas unknown head her erate 178 Pears 2 60 Celery 2 75 Oysters 200 standards 165 gallons 22 No 2 cured hides 220 No 2 cures hides 210
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Unclear OCR fragment hints at global place and figures
Fragmentary text mentions New York AP exchange rates and various numbers and place names it is not coherent enough to identify a clear event or subject.
Wheat and Corn Movements Amid Persistent May Deliveries
Chicago wheat fell on persistent selling of May deliveries tied to farm board accounts. Deferreds showed strength, with light trading overall. Corn held firm despite wheat weakness. oats and rye were steady. Provisions weakened as markets faced farm relief uncertainty and sleet disruptions. Cash prices largely unchanged with light receipts recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Farm Board
Liverpool
Washington
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
Chicago cash grain lists various grain bids including wheat, corn, and oats with multiple grades and prices. Minneapolis receipts and bids show wheat and corn with grade specifics, protein levels, and monthly price markers.
Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Grain and Poultry Prices
AP dispatch from Chicago outlines receipts and firm demand across commodities. Butter eggs cheese and dressed poultry show steady to firm tones with specific quotes for potatoes, turkeys, chickens, ducks, and roosters, alongside futures for eggs and cheese and notes on storage standards and upcoming contract dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Uo S
Soo
Wiasenansin Tromnd
Tse
Idaho Russers
Minnesota
Autet
Duedern Heniuery Exchange
Baelle
Wall St Stocks Slump Mixed in Tepid Monday Trading
New York traders showed caution as rail shares firmed but failed to lift overall market sentiment. Industrials were mixed while U S Steel and American Telephone eased. Union Pacific and Delaware Hudson led rail gains with several key issues advancing a point or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
U. S. Steel, Drug and
Allied Chemical
American Can
Case
Union Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
New York Central
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Owens and
Minois
Washington
Louisville & Nashville
Delaware & Hudson
Coca Cola
Baltimore & Ohio
Kennecott
Owens Illinois
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Corn
United Aircraft
Studebaker
Wall Street
Call Money
Steel
Furnished Quotations From J E Bennett Listed Stocks
The listing shows a crowded page of quotes including Am Can, Kennecott, Anaconda, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, Reading, and Coca Cola among others. It notes prices for metals, chemicals, and major corporations with numerous figures, reflecting a busy market on a Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Acaias Express
Timas Orem
Timely
Gentiel Fies
Aska Juneaus Rayo
Altea Etose
Oe - Ailis Chalmers
Nickel
Ata Amerada Corp
Sita
Tona T
Johns Manville
Kans City
Ase Tt
Kennecott Coprie AM Ice Sec
Behiga Valley
Metnis
Lehn & Fink
Lig & Myers
Am Fox
Holi Mills Gt. Loews, Inc
Loft Inc
Azet
Lori Hard
McKeesport
Sm Wat Works
Si¢Kesson Rob
Mack Trucks
Mathiesen “Als
Armour A
Eno
EBM BS
Atch
Beseana Co
NH & H
Noranda Mines
Boruca Co
Nor Parc
Bare Warner
North Amn
Brees Mat
Ohio
Brooklyn
Bucyrus Erie
Otis Steel
Batts Am Ka Owens Tl Gt 44! Talang Hee
Packard Mirs
Lanaga
Para Publix
Tan Pac
Penick & Ford
Case Tnn
Penn RR
Caterpillar
Philips Pet
Ueira Ae Pasco
Pillsbury
Proctor Gambel
Des Corp Lycapub Sie NJ
Chiseler Maar
Reading
Rem Rand
City Ice
Uta Rep
Coca Cola
Reyn Tod
Pennolve
Sears Roebuck
Col Gras & Beclé
Shell
Camn
Creat S
Saninons Co
Lomi Savents
Bketiv
Ban Pac
Log Warner
I Jone Webster
U I Studebaker
Tou Pont de N Bits
Stutz Motors
Estan Keoansos
Tex Caion
Eaton Mi
Tex Gull S
Irs
Elec Autelte
Tex Land Tr
Atimken
Liec Pow & $ Sa Trens-America
RR S'atinton Carbide
Ford Srand
Foster Whee
Ant Aircraft
Fox Fumo AG
Matt Caren
Freeport Tes
Ttn Cros
Cas Implf
U S
Fonds
Ava Cart Tras
Teen Motors
Ry Seow
Wal S Steel
BR LM Td
Bie
Cambel Pree
Ody Vannegun
Rls Coot Dak
Warner Bree
Goodurh
Goeavear
Ween Union
West House
Avita Gratia Page
Wentworth
Gt Wonsug
Youneston ST
Houston Odo
Chicago
Brady
Marshal Fld
Berk Warner
Midelewest Ut
Quaker
J. Swift and Co
Crd Corpn
TIQUR MARKT MINN FAPOLIS AP market summary
Fragmented OCR text describes market prices for raw sugar and refined sugar with figures from New York. Mentions prices like 43 65 4475 and 12 004212 50, and a stay at 4 cents. Lacks coherent details due to garbled source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiqur Markt
Minnfapolis
AP - Fiour
Derreley
Iheatto
New York
Shock at Los Angeles Earthquake Brief in GO Olam
An earthquake shock was felt in Los Angeles on Monday. The tremor was light and of short duration according to local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hogs Rise on Local Market With Dime Lift
Hogs continue higher on the local market as all grades gain a dime. Top price reaches 3.50. Calf market shows choice 140-180 lbs at 3.50 to 5.50 with other grades noted. Lambs 75-85 lbs in the 4.00 to 4.50 range depending on quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Bond Market Sees Mixed Moves Amid Peace Talks Hopes
New York AP reports bond trading muted as investors awaited clarity on domestic and foreign affairs. Government issues dip while European bonds rally. German list gains tied to Reichsbank head Schacht’s debt declaration. Liberty bonds close with mixed price moves and specific treasury issues varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK_BONDS
New York
United States
Hialmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Treasury
Woodin
Great Northern
National Daily
Standard of of New York
Chicago and
North Western
Erie
Columbia Gas
Studebaker
Santa Fe
Extradition sought for Chicago arson suspect Terzo
Linn county officials moved to extradite Vincent Cerame Terzo of Chicago to Cedar Rapids to face an arson charge from a January 1922 grand jury indictment charging the burning of a nearly completed apartment building in N street SW on November 25 1921 to defraud insurers. Terzo jumped a $500 bond and attempted escape as Chicago police questioned him about a Chicago fire. He is reported wanted in twenty four other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G K Thompson
Vincent Cerame Terzo
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Clyde L. Herring
Terzo
N Street
Linn County
United Press
Death of Mrs C C Talbott in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. C C Talbott died at 415 Avenue NW at 3 15 pm Sunday after a stroke. Born Ann Marie Neilson in Denmark on April 2 1850, she came to America, married James Peter Christensen in Fairfax, moved to Cedar Rapids in 1880, and later to Chandler Carr Talbott who predeceased her. Survived by son Nelson Christensen daughter Kate Christensen ten grandchildren a grandson by marriage four nieces and many Scandinavian house guests she hosted. Funeral at Beatty chapel Wednesday 2 30 pm Rev John Gent with burial in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C. Talbott
415
Avenue NW
Ann Marie Neilson
Halse
Denmark
America
Chicago
Fairfax
Margaret Anderson
James Peter Christensen
Racine
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Nelson Christensen
Rock Island
Muscatine
Kate Christensen
Talbott
Christensen
B. C R. and N. Railroad
Chandler Carr Talbott
Harry Christensen
Elmer Cox
J H MacPartland
Ray H Reynolds
Sacramento
Calif
James H Christensen
US. Navy
Bremerton
Wash
L. B Dewers
Marion
Beatty Chapel
John Gent Bunal
Linwood Cemetery
Henry G. Weare Dies At Spearfish South Dakota
Cedar Rapids relatives report the death of Henry G. Weare 74 a prominent banker and cattleman of Spearfish South Dakota. He was well known for his business leadership and extensive cattle interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Weare
Spearfish
S. D
Cedar Rapids
Henry G Weare
Wyoming land baron linked to Shearer and Ely kin
time Mr. Weare was said to have been the largest land owner in Wyoming. He was a cousin of Miss Elizabeth J. Shearer and JohnS. Ely of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
Wyoming
Elizabeth J. Shearer
Johns. Ely
Mrs. Matilda Olver Dies Loyal Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Matilda J Olver widow of George Olver died at 1120 B avenue NW Cedar Rapids at 12 10 p m Sunday after a lingering illness She born Feb 13 1852 near Carrolton Ohio had been a Cedar Rapids resident forty seven years Surviving are three daughters four sons seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren She was a member of the First United Presbyterian church since 1887 funeral from Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Tuesday with Rev W G McCrory officiating burial in Oak Hill cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda J. Olver
George Olver
B Avenue NW
Carrolton
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
Letha Clement
Charles Geiger
Clinton
George W. Black
Klamath Falls
Oregon
George W
Olver
First United Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
W. G. McCrory
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Jeanette Smith Dies In Jefferson Iowa
Mrs Jeanette Le Gore Smith widow of Jerome Smith and mother of Norman E. Smith of 1428 Fourth Avenue SE died at her niece Irma Fitt home in Jefferson Iowa at 2 a m Monday She had lived with her sons Norman and Phillip in Texas and with a sister in Jefferson Since her sister’s death she stayed with her niece and planned to move to Cedar Rapids Burial services will be at Turner Chapel at 2 p m Tuesday with Rev A A Brooks officiating She also leaves three grandsons one granddaughter and one great grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette le Gore Smith
Jerome Smith
Norman E. Smith
Fourth Avenue SE
Irma Fitt
Jefferson
Iowa
Norman
Phillip
Texas
Cedar Rapids
W. W. Hutton Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
William W. Hutton 86 a Cedar Rapids resident for 67 years died after a long illness in a local hospital. Born March 2 1874 in Glasgow Scotland he leaves four sons James Samuel Andrew and Sherman all of Cedar Rapids and two daughters Mrs Amanda Schminkey of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Jennie Colbert of Eureka California. Funeral services at Beatty chapel at 10 30 a.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev PF Ward burial in Baker cemetery two miles south of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Hutton
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Glasgow
Scotland
James
Samuel
Andrew
Sherman
Amanda Schminkey
Jennie Colbert
Eureka
Calif
Beatty Chapel
PF. H. Ward
Baker Cemetery
Mrs Ellen Van Buren Dies At 80 In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ellen Van Buren 80 widow of Frederick Van Buren died at her home 1218 Second Ave SE at 9 10 am Monday Born Sept 14 1852 in Kalamazoo Mich she lived in Cedar Rapids fifty years Survived by daughter Mrs Harry Hunter and son Dr F A Van Buren Funeral arrangements to be announced later She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen van Buren
Frederick van Buren
Second Avenue SE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Harry Hunter
F. A. van Buren
San Antonio
Tex
First Presbyterian Church
Funeral for Dr Frank Pugsley Wednesday at 2 PM
Funeral services for Dr Frank Pugsley who died Saturday night will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Wednesday conducted by the Rev Blaine Hyten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pugsley
Turner Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Mrs Emma Barta 63 dies after short illness at Cedar Rapids home
Mrs Emma Barta age 63 wife of Joseph Barta dies at 12 45 pm Sunday at the Cedar Rapids home after a short illness. Survived by husband and three sons Val M Arnold Joseph Jr all of Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren Robert and Carol. Also sisters Marie Kudina Denver Helen Kupdatesky Cedar Rapids Caroline Whiting Iowa City four half sisters Ida Holets Ely Hattie Kimes Marion Clara Hobel Cedar Rapids Nora Barta Glenwood and half-brother Lester Barta Cedar Rapids. Brother Frank Buresh Shueyville died three years ago. Funeral at Barta chapel 2 pm Wednesday by Rev Francis Pokorney. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call chapel Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Barta
Joseph Barta
Third Avenue West Road
Val M
Arnold
Joseph, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Carol Barta
Marie Kudina
Denver
Helen Kopetsky
Caroline Whiting
Iowa City
Ida Holets
Ely
Hattie Kimes
Marion
Clara Hobel
Nora Barta
Glenwood
Lester Barta
Frank Buresh
Funeral services for Frank B. Cornelius held in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Frank B. Cornelius 901 Eighth avenue SE will be at 2 p.m Tuesday in Beatty chapel conducted by Rev Melvin L. Welke Burial will be in Oak Hill family lot Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday He born West Union May 26 1875 lived in Cedar Rapids eighteen years employed as a mechanic by Sinclair died suddenly Friday at 1415 Mount Vernon avenue preparing to move Surviving wife Louise a daughter Mrs Hazel B. Kerns of St Louis a son Howard A. Cornelius died last May 23 of heart disease
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Cornelius
Eighth Avenue SE
Beatty Chapel
Melvin L. Welke
Oak Hill Cemetery
West Union
Cedar Rapids
Sinclair Company
Mount Vernon Avenue
Louise
Hazel B. Kerns
St. Louis
Howard A. Cornelius
Dostal dies at 50 after month illness in Marion
Adolph Dostal 50 of route 4 Marion died at a local hospital at 1 pm Saturday after a month long illness. His wife died in 1915 and he is survived by his mother Mrs Josephine Dufek three children Wesley and Adolph Jr and Mrs Josephine Miller. He leaves two brothers Ludwig Dostal Marion and Joseph Dostal Cedar Rapids and two grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Tuesday in the Barta chapel conducted by Joseph Mekota with burial in Buffalo cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Dostal
Marion
Josephine Dufek
Wesley
Adolph, Jr
Josephine Miller
Ludwig Dostal
Joseph Dostal
Cedar Rapids
Barta Chapel
Joseph Mekota
Buffalo Cemetery
Funeral Service And Burial Details From Monahan Chapel
The funeral was held from the Monahan chapel at 2 30 pm on Sunday. Burial followed on Monday at Mount Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monahan Chapel
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth M Mathews
Mrs Elizabeth M Mathews died at Jefferson Saturday. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Rohn West Side chapel conducted by the Rev Blaine Hyten. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Mathews
Jefferson
Rohn West Side
Blaine Hyten
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Velma Leehman held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Velma Leehman were held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Lesinger Polansky chapel with Rev. August Cramer presiding. Burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Leehman
Lesinger- Polansky
August Cramer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Roosevelt consults railroad chiefs on legislative action
President Roosevelt met with major railroad executives at the White House to press for early congressional action on the rail road problem. Attendees included J. J. Pelley of the New York New Haven and Hartford P. B. Williamson of the New York Central Carl Gray of the Union Pacific and adviser Prof A Berle.
Erickson Sworn In As Montana Senator
The senate swore in former Governor John E. Erickson to fill the seat of the late Thomas J. Walsh of Montana amid protests over the appointment. Erickson takes the office as U S senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Montana
Washington
Senate
John E. Erickson
Thomas J. Walsh
Bank Robbery in City Leads to Widespread Vigilante Search
A bank robbery ended with only small change taken due to poor timing. Sheriff Joe Petrus dispatched deputies and notified surrounding counties while a county vigilante group coordinated the search. Fingerprints were found, but icy streets slowed pursuit as Dr. J. R. Gardner and Dan Kruidenier mobilized patrols citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Petrus
Larry Condon
Jay Davis
John Cook
Robert Hopwood
J. R. Gardner
Lisbon
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
Mrs. E J Mentzer Marion Pioneer Passes After Illness
Ellen Gordon Mentzer died in Marion at 4 20 am after pneumonia and complications. Born August 30 1860 in Grand Isle VI she lived on Gordon farm near Volga and later on Mentzer homestead in Marion. Survived by husband E J Mentzer son Gordon in Chicago two daughters Phoebe Lindquist Amherst Mass Gretchen Mentzer Marion teacher and granddaughter Marie Ellen Mentzer. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Mentzer
Third Avenue
Ellen Gordon
Grand Isle
Clayton County
Volga
Gordon
Elkader
Lenox College
Hopkinton
Lincoln
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
South Dakota
Marion
Mentzer
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Phoebe Lindquist
Amherst
Mass
Gretchen Mentzer
Marion High School
Marie Ellen Mentzer
Hoover in Cedar Rapids Brief Stop on Overland Limited
Former President Herbert Hoover spent several minutes in Cedar Rapids early Sunday as the Overland Limited train moving toward California halted here. The train on the North Western arrived at 2 35 a.m. briefly stopping in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Cedar Rapids
California
North Western
Births Reported for Two Families in City
Mr and Mrs Edward Feddern of 846 Sixth Avenue SE welcomed a son on March 18 and Mr and Mrs Carroll Hasley of 724 Nineteenth Street SE welcomed a daughter on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everthee
Edward Feddern
Sixth Avenue
Carroll Hasley
Nineteenth Street
Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Raker Dies
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raker of 1415 Bever Avenue SE died at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Raker
Bever Avenue
Benjamin Hess 74 Dies After Long Illness
Benjamin Franklin Hess, 74, died Sunday morning at a local hospital after a long illness. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Yocom chapel with Rev. Mark Shockey of the Free Methodist church officiating. Burial will follow in Oak Shade cemetery. He is survived by two brothers John and Louis Hess and two sisters Mrs. George Wood of Marion and a sister in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Hess
Yocom Chapel
Mark Shockey
Free Methodist Church
Oak Shade
Hess
John
Louis Hess
George Wood
Marion
California
Navy captain tied to Marion roots aids quake relief
Capt. William Wood Smyth of the U S S Tennessee, a senior naval officer in California quake relief, is a former Marion man born there. He graduated from Marion High in 1895 and studied at Coe College and Annapolis. Local notices promote a Memorial hall benefit party for the Marion Post 298 Auxiliary with bridge and jig-saw puzzles, plus various society events, visitors, and gatherings around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wood Smyth
U. S S. Tennessee
California
Marion
Capt. Smyth
Marion High School
Coe College
Annapolis Naval Academy
Memorial Hall
Marion Post
No. 298
American Legion
H. N Strader
Elmer Kudrie
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Trysnaar
Reece
Fridas
Boas
Owaha
Carey
ST Louis
Associated Press
Masow City
Waterloo
Good Packers
Rvprisentative Salts
Life Insurance
Henry M.files
Northwestern Mutual
510 Security
Dial
J. MW. Jefferson
12Th Avenue
22Th Street
Voreign
York
Holandar
Sweden
Sharahar
Montreal
Mixco
James E. Bennett & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Chicago Stock Exchange
Board of Trade, ‘Cipal Exchanges
Lamson Brothers and Co
Disbrow
National Bank
Minneapolis
Northwest
Duluth
Saene
Prodice Futuris
Wall St
Sinclair OG
Jes
Liberty Bonds
Liberty
Court House News
Vincent Terzo
C. C. Talbott
Jeanette Smith
Jefferson, la
W. W. Hutton
City
Dr. Pugsley
F. B. Cornelius
Mrs. Leehman
Roosevelt
United State Bank
Marion News
Ray Goodyear
GC. E. Blinks
Sunday
LeRoy Weeber
Albia
Harold Blackledge
L. A
8Th Ave
F. L. Anderson
Cecil Travis
Wisconsin
Ray Caraway
Mount Vernon
Will Robinson
Robinson
Charles Jenck
George Carver
Carl Flick
Mana
Reading Circle
Federation Off Women's Clubs
Library
Monticello
Rockford
Ill
Miller, S D
George Kindler, Jr
L. A. Levasseur
Hoover
Ewalt P. Falck
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mildred E. Houx
Baker Babe
B. F. Hess
Eleanor Hanson
Marion Brown
Mechanicsville
St. Luke's Hospital
Dale Ehrsman
William Brown
Tipton
John Middleback
Amana
Arthur Newsman
R. 3. Willliams
Newman Home
Gordon Mentzer
Legion Hall
C.F. Hall
C. B. Vernon
Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church
Frank Flack
Sam Shanklin
Helen
C. E. Reiter
Savanna, Il
Herman Georges
Marion Township Farm Bureau
Ray Valentine
The
Klatter Klub
Earl Booze Sunday
James Caraway
Maquoketa
Cheerful Companions
Christian Church
Lester Peck
NR Livingston
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