Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Strong Demand in Chicago
Active hog demand at Chicago stockyards keeps prices steady to strong as total receipts reach about 52,500 at four terminals, with Chicago taking 33,000 and top hogs rising around five cents. Cattle, sheep, and hogs show mixed moves across markets, with Iowa and Des Moines reports noting steady to higher quotes for various weight classes and regional packers adjusting prices accordingly.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Market Report From Agricultural Department
Receipts for hogs, cattle, sheep and lambs show mixed demand with steady to higher prices for heavy weights and lighter offerings. Hogs top at around 605 per hundredweight. cattle steady to slightly lower across grades. vealers and cows uneven, with good and choice bidding in heavier classes. Lambs and sheep hold firm with feeder activity and bids rising to 650 and above for select lots.
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Montana
Chicago Livestock Chicago Iap
UB Dept. Agriculures
Pu Bnfep
Fordine
Omaha cattle and sheep market results show mixed bids
Cattle receipts around 15000 with mixed bids. Feeder steers and fat cattle steady to firmer, midweek trade saw some underweights off about 2 percent. Slaughter cattle and cows steady to easier with stockers and feeders steady. Sheep and lambs slow, prices weak for slaughter lambs, but some strength in feeders and native range lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha -Ap
Pridas
Scime
St Paul Livestock Market Report
Cattle receipts mixed with steady to firm bidding on slaughter steers and heifers. Prices ranged from about 2.75 to 5.50, with top figures near 5.25 for prime steers and 5.50 or more for some fed heifers. Cows and bulls sold sparingly with small gains noted.
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ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
IAP c & Inot Agriculture
Auno Commercial
Local hog prices reach top of 5 60 in market
Hog prices on a Monday market rise with 180 to 220 pound hogs up a nickel and the top reported at 5 65. Local calves and cattle show varied quotes, with packers bidding up to 5 95 for larger hogs and cattle prices fluctuating by weight and quality in a steady market.
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Ottumwa
Sc Uota- Hons
Des Moines
Good Packers
Sinclair Hog Market
Bing Irie T Bre
Csssu
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Hides
Local Cedar Rapids market notes list grain and produce prices including corn at 73 74 cents and oats around 40 cents, hens and springs priced by weight, and wholesale fruits and vegetables with values for oranges lemons potatoes bananas head lettuce celery cabbage and onions. Hides are reported with varied prices for cured hides including beef and horse hides. values shown for different hide categories.
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Leghorn Springs
Live poultry and potatoes market report from Chicago
Markets show receipts of 13 trucks firmer hens and various poultry prices with leghorn hens around 12c to 16c, turkeys steady near 24c, ducks 34c, roosters 10c, and young or old birds priced per weight. Potatoes on track receipts 178 with steady supplies, Wisconsin round whites US No 1 at 80 to 90, Idaho russets and Oregon russets in various grades, no butter or exs market noted.
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Chicago
Aps
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
Coughlin Launches Social Justice Unit
DETROIT UP Father Coughlin announces a voluntary enrollment drive for a national union for social justice inspired by Rev Fr Charles E. Coughlin. He says NUSJ will be a living, vibrant organization independent of political parties and seek constitutional guarantees of social justice.
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Detroit
NUSJ
National Union For Social Justice
Charles FE
Coughlin
Shrine of the Little Flower
Grains Close Lower on Winnipeg Board
Winnipeg grain prices fell late in trading as selling hit the final minutes. Wheat futures closed at day’s lows with declines of about a quarter to a half cent. December option at 77.5 cents, May 82.14 to 82.5 cents, July 83 cents. Export sales of Canadian wheat under 200,000 bushels offered small support. Flax hedges and daily price limits showed limited impact amid a quiet cash grain market.╝
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Grain Movements and Wheat Receipts Across Markets
Grain movements show Chicago and Winnipeg receipts with Sunday and Monday totals, alongside mixed holiday notes. Winnipeg cash grain reports No 1 hard wheat at 80.4 cents, No 2 at 7.0 cents, and other grain prices across barley and flax with firm futures for wheat and sparse corn quotes in market summaries.
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Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Winnipeg Cash Grain
Winnipeg
Quintuplets to live own lives say Dionnes in interview
Callander Ontario AP reports Mr and Mrs Ovila Dionne told questioners in their first formal interview that the quintuplets would choose their own paths as they grow. They dismissed rumors that the five girls would become nuns, saying plans would be for the girls to decide in their own time and on their own terms.
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Callander
Ont
Ovila Dionne
Dionne
Doubt Remains In Cutting Election Result
Santa Fe New Mexico six days after the election doubts linger over the U S senator race. Official returns show Bronson Cutting 74850 votes to 73552 for Dennis Chavez with 1298 behind, while Chavez says pending precincts and 3000 absentee ballots may give him victory.
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Santa FE
N. M
INS
United States
New Mexico
Bronson Cutting
Dennis Chavez
Chavez
New Oil Drill May Revolutionize Industry
Beaumont Texas reporting a collapsible drill bit designed to transform drilling for rotary systems. Inventors L P Kinnear and C W Kinnear, veteran South American drillers, claim eight years of work produced a tool that keeps drill pipe rotation and fluid circulation while changing the bit, allowing adjustable pressure on well walls via a piston like pipe action controlled by a valve at the hole top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont, Tex
L. P. Kinnear
C. W. Kinnear
Lisbon Quake Sparks Mass Run for Open Areas
Thousands fled into streets and parks in Lisbon after two tremors struck at 830 am. Damage reported as slight and no serious injuries were noted. The event caused widespread alarm across the city as residents sought safety outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
INS
Markets Closed Across United States for Armistice Day
All financial and commodity exchanges in the United States remained closed Monday in observance of Armistice Day except livestock markets in Chicago and New York. Canadian and European markets stayed open as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Chicago
Congress No Rubber Stamp Says Reid at Rotary
John C. Reid of Three-Minute Cereals told a Rotary luncheon that the recent election proves the people want a new deal and revolt by ballot. He cited Lincoln and warned against rigidity in tradition while urging recovery measures and broad national justification of the economic system.
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Congress
Reid
John C. Reid
Rotary Club
Hotel
Roosevelt
Code Committee
United States
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Zephyr service opens to Lincoln Omaha and Kansas City route
The Zephyr, a Burlington speed train costing 200000, began a daily round trip serving Lincoln, Omaha, and Kansas City. On its first regular trip, the 250 mile route carried full loads in about four hours fifty five minutes each way, faster than steam trains. Governor Bryan attended the Lincoln welcome as crowds gathered at stations with era-evoking displays.
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Lincoln, Neb
Zephyr, Burlington
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas City
John Downey
Jts
Fred Garlow
Cody
Wyo
William F
Buffalo Bill” Cody
Charles W. Bryan
Stage Errors Make Comedy Of Rope Trick
ST PAUL UP Until stage hands learn the difference between red lights and white lights Robert Heger amateur magician is going to forego an attempt to claim a 25000 prize for duplicating the magic rope trick of India He hired one of St Pauls largest halls for his public demonstration and planned a London trip after the show The trick went awry as electricians mis set lights exposing a wire and spoiling the illusion The Hindu boy vanished not and a severed arm appeared causing audience gasps and later laughs as the curtain failed to hide the staged gore and an extra arm fell from the cape revealing the trick was flawed
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ST. Paul
Robert Heger
India
Heger
London
Hegel
Illustrated pantomime at Bethel A. M. E. church Friday
An illustrated pantomime will be presented at 8 p.m. Friday at Bethel A M E church with public invitation extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel A. M. E
Firemen fight two early morning house blazes
Firemen sacked a roof fire at the home of J. B. Scriven at 915 6 Avenue NW at 9 20 a.m. Monday. At 10 35 a.m. they responded to 1325 Second Street SE where a curtain caught fire from a gas stove, with loss confined to the curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Scriven
6 Avenue NW
K. K. Allbones
Second Street
Legion Poem Written by Sioux Valley Vet Read in Cedar Rapids
Harry Grant, son in law of Mrs M R Brierly of Sioux Falls, a past commander of the Sioux Valley post American Legion, wrote a poem to boost Legion membership. The poem was read at a Hanford post meeting in Cedar Rapids.
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Harry Grant
M. R. Brierly
Fourth Avenue SE
Sioux Valley
American Legion
Sioux Falls
S. D
Hanford Post
Cedar Rapids
Boy Hurt In Corner Collision On Seventeenth Avenue
Richard Havlik eight, of Belle avenue SW, sustained bruises to the head left foot and right leg at 12 15 p m Monday after running into a car's left front fender at the corner of Seventeenth avenue and C street SW. The vehicle was driven by F A Work of North Liberty. Work notified police and the boy refused medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Havlik
Belle Avenue
Seventeenth Avenue
C Street
F. A. Work
North Liberty
Work
Photograph of Billy Duster in The Catholic Forester
A photo of Billy Duster eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Duster 355 Garden Drive SE appeared in the November issue of The Catholic Forester. The article notes his appearance with the Musketeers Drum and Bugle corps at the Century of Progress exposition. Billy attends Immaculate Conception School and belongs to the Boy Rangers sponsored by the Catholic Order of Foresters.
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Billy” Duster
Charles Duster
Garden Drive SE
Catholic Forester
Musketeers
Billy
Immaculate Conception School
Boy Rangers
Catholic Order of Foresters
Poison Marshmallow Kills Child Eight in Denver
A bucket of poisoned marshmallows laced with arsenic led to one death and nine poison victims in Denver. Nellie Lucero, 17 months old, died after a group of children found and ate the treat from a barrel. Eight others were rushed to hospitals as doctors battled to save them. The children, exploring a junk yard for a pet rabbit, discovered the barrel and sampled the candylike contents.
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Denver
Nellie Lucero
Riots Rock Paris on Armistice Day Across France
Armistice day sparked renewed clashes between rival French political groups. Gun battles in Paris and brawls in several cities injured several people. A Lille melee saw nationalists jeer a socialist communist anti fascist front. Narbonne memorial violence involved clashes between communists and opponents. Demonstrations targeted Edouard Herriot in Paris and Lyon.
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Paris
Doumergue
Lille
Narbonne
Edouard Herriot
Lyon
Observe Book Week in Marion with library list
Sixteenth annual Book Week runs November 11 to 17 with the slogan Ride the Book Trail to Knowledge and Adventure. The public library adds many new titles for circulation including works by Lincoln Lincoln Curwood Kyne Bend etc. Local clubs host meetings, Red Cross, Masons, and women’s groups plan events. Armistice Day observed with services.
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Silas Bradford
Joseph C. Lincolns
Joseph C. Lincoln
Zane Greyls
James Oliver Curwood
Peter, B. Kyne
James Shore
S. V. Bend
Hest
E. J O'Brien
Peel Trott
Joseph C
R. H. Graves
M. T. Raymond
L. P Hauck
M. H. McNeely
H. W Frees
J. G. Lawson
Lydia Stone
Doctor Rabbit
Grumpy Bear
YGC
Hinkle
Fannie Mead
Robbie Bubbles
E. H. Sherwood
Loraine
The
Elizabeth Gordon
Danny and
Fanny
Strickland
Gillilan
Hospital mix up leaves New York mother with girl baby
Mrs Genaro Pisacano appeals to Mayor LaGuardia after hospital birth tag mislabels her child as female despite her memory of a boy. Doctors claim the baby is hers and a nurse later returns a girl infant. Hospital attributes error to a wrong initial tag.
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Hospital
New York
Gennaro Pisacano
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Police Department
Fire Department
Manhattan
Second year home furnishing class lesson held at Storck home
The South Marion Township Farm Bureau group met Friday for the first lesson of year two. Gladys Adams led “Pictures and Wall Hangings” with one visitor present. Leaders and co operators named for each township district include Mrs. Taube and Miss Albaugh in Millwood, and others across Squaw Creek to Concord. The next meeting is set for December 3 at Mrs. Charles B. Michel’s home.
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South Marion Township
D. B. Storck
Gladys Adams
H. J. Huss
Rogers Crossing
Arthur J. Taube
Lucille Albaugh
Leslie Dunn
Charles Michel
Millwood
Elmer Barnhart
Bert Gibson
Squaw Creek
Clyde Kearns
Fred McShane
Martin’s Creek
Harley Ives
Charles Lahr
Excelsior
Elmer Graham
Consolidated
Roscoe Blinks
Carol Roberts
Picayune
Earl Daubenmier
Ione Hanson
Hazel Ridge
Louis White
David Gott
Pleasant Grove
Carl Carver
Catherine Reinheimer
Concord
Frank Webber
Harley Erwin
Charles B. Michel
M. & St. L. Auction Delayed Second Time
MINNEAPOLIS AP Auction sale of the Minneapolis and St. Louis railroad was postponed for the second time to Feb 11 due to lack of bidders. Judge Wilbur S. Booth of the federal circuit court signed the postponement order.
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Minneapolis
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Wilbur S. Booth
Federal Circuit Court
Deaths Mrs SaVilla Jones Funeral Rites Held In Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs. Sa Villa Jones wife of Neal Jones will be at 2 30 pm Tuesday at Bethel A M E church with Rev J W Collins officiating. She died after a brief illness at 11 30 pm Saturday and is buried at Oak Hill cemetery. A Cedar Rapids resident sixteen years she came from Lincoln Nebraska and leaves three daughters a granddaughter and a sister. She was 52 and a Bethel A M E member. Friends may call 7 9 pm Monday at Johnson mortuary.
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Savilla Jones
Neal Jones
Fifth Street SE
Bethel A. M. E
J. W. Collins
Oak Hill Cemeery
Jones
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln
Neb
Essie Barretti
Minnie Black
Effie Osborne
Catherine Davis
Nettie Christman
Bethel A. M. E. Church
Johnson Mortuary
New Gas Impurity Scale Weighs Molar Weight
Lawrence Kansas AP reports a university scale that measures gas impurities by determining molar weight. The device weighs the actual mass of molecules, reflecting how atom numbers and packing affect weight.
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Lawrence, Kan
University of Kansas
Coat thief Palmer nabbed after shoplifting at Bishop's
J. E. Palmer aged 37 of Davenport was held in the city jail Monday on larceny after being caught on Tenth street and First avenue E. He wore C. E. Miller's overcoat taken from Bishop's cafeteria minutes earlier and admitted the theft, according to police.
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J. E. Palmer
Davenport
City
Tenth Street
First Avenue E
C. E. Miller
Washington Avenue SE
J. C. Tyndall
Chicago
Palmer
Miller
Bishop's
Wintering in Cedar Rapids: Wilberforce student Arthur Taylor
Arthur Taylor son of Mrs Agnes Taylor 423 J avenue NW Wilberforce university Wilberforce O arrived Cedar Rapids Monday to spend winter with his mother. A senior journalism student he will finish his university work next year and recently became a member of the National Negro Newspaper All-America association. He was editor of the Wilberforce Mirror last year and served as college publicity agent. Taylor attended Grant high school.
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Arthur Taylor
Agnes Taylor
J Avenue
Wilberforce University
Wilberforce
Cedar Rapids
Taylor
National
All- America Association
Wilberforce Mirror
Grant High School
Death of Henry Blanson Jackson in Cedar Rapids
Henry Blanson Jackson 65 died at home on Sunday after an extended illness. He worked for Cedar Rapids Transfer Co. and was born in Cass county Michigan. Survived by three sons Edward John Willard all of Cedar Rapids, one daughter Mrs Harry Hilton of Cedar Rapids, three brothers George Bert Charles, three sisters Mrs Charles Steine Mrs Carrie Perkins Mrs Ida Marsh of Cleveland. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday Beatty chapel Rev Frank H Ward officiating. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Monday Beatty mortuary.
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Henry Blanson Jackson
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids Transfer Company
Cass County
Mich
Edward
John
Willard Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Harry Hilton
George
Bert
Charles
Waterloo
Charles Steine
Carrie Perkins
Ida Marsh
Cleveland, O
Beatty Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Oak Hill Cemetery
Beatty Mortuary
Bride Elect Is Honored At Twilight Tea
Twenty guests gathered at Miss Carolyn Kahler’s Marion area home for a twilight tea in honor of Miss Louise Carpenter whose wedding is this week. Chrysanthemums adorned the tea area, Vivian Holm and Evelyn Coppock poured, and gifts were given to the guest of honor. Out of town attendees included Mrs. Dilman Moothart of Maquoketa and Mrs. Walter Morrison of Mount Vernon. A separate note records a birthday surprise for Mrs. Charles B F Michel with a night of games and refreshments attended by Clifton Hawk, Martha Higgins, Carl and Alice Wallace, Arthur Taube and family, Lloyd Taube, Katharine Taube, George Michel and son Gene.
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Carolyn Kahler
Marion
Louise Carpenter
Vivian Holm
Evelyn Coppock
Dilman Moothart
Maquoketa
Walter Morrison
Mount Vernon
Charles B. F. Michel
Clifton Hawk
Martha Higgins
Carl Wallace
Alice Wallace
Arthur Taube
Lloyd Taube
Katherine Taube
George Michel
Gene
Pabst Death At 150 Feet After Parachute Jump Delay
Chicago coroner outlines a fatal air accident involving August Pabst 27 of Milwaukee a member of the brewing family and naval reserve lieutenant who remained at the controls until it was too late to jump his passenger John Swazas 24 of Waukegan died in the plane fire after leaping at 150 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INL
Pabst
Milwaukee Brewing Family
John Swazas
Waukegan
Germany Hails New Pocket Battleship Admiral Scheer
Berlin reports Germany commissioned the pocket battleship Admiral Scheer for active service. Chancellor Hitler recalled the ship's carrier in the Battle of Jutland, the World War’s major naval engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ins
Germany
Admiral Scheer
Hitler
Jutland
Funeral services for George B. Nunn held at Turner's chapel
Funeral services for George B. Nunn will be held at 2 pm Wednesday from Turner's chapel with burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Nunn
Turner’s Chapel
Linwood — Cemetery
Turner Mortuary
Planetarium Marks First Anniversary with 280000 Visitors
The Fels Planetarium at the Franklin Institute celebrated its first year with about 280000 visitors. Citizens attended lectures and viewed projections of artificial planets in the synthetic night sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fels Planetarium
Franklin Institute Museum
Births Reported for Two Families in City
Born to Mrs and Mrs Frank Drakozal at Mercy Hospital a son on November 11. Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Blaty at Mercy Hospital a daughter on November 12. Street addresses listed for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Drakozal
Eleventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Arthur Blaty
F Avenue NW
Bandit Kills USC Student in Los Angeles
Lawrence L. Lyon, a USC postgraduate student, was shot dead by a Black robber early Monday. The suspect fled during a running gun battle with police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lawrence L. Lyon
University of Southern California
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Sioux City
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Omatia Livestock
California
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Liverpool Wheat Liverpool
Lainson Brothers & Co
Disbrow
Merchants National Bank
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Legion
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Foresters’ Magazine
Marion News
Robert Shirley
Monticello
Marion Service Club
Mary
Louis Durham
Carrie Sholes
Red Cross
Federation of Women's Clubs
O B. S
Masonic Temple
Fred Lutz
Joseph Dumbalton
T A. Yocom
Ed Yocom
Springville
Louise and
Mary Durham
Mrs
Marley D. Clark
Ladies Aid Society of
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
William Schwab
Harold Howe
Lakeside School
Mildred Elkin
P. A. Vale
Ralph
Gary, Ind
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O. A. Nielson
Alice Taylor
James Shirley
Milwaukee Railroad
Perry
Teresa Naso
Postville
Pauline Naso
L. R. Blackledge
Walter Paul
John Paul
Sally Irene
Mothers Club
Chauncey O’kelley
Grant Comstock
F. S. Skinner
W. C. Clemo
Ladies and Society of
Prairie Chapel Church
Florence Scott
Squaw Creek School
Eleanor Storck
Thurssday
Legionaires
Clinton
Marion Folk
Therise Trial Club
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Laura Brutsman
Harry Pickers
Will Grassfield
L. M. Starr
Naches
Wash
J. B. Emmons
LaVerne Robertson
Cornelia Brown
Fred Lang
Starr
Dean Haworth
May
Reeves Smith
Mr. Stevens
Oak Park, Ill
George C. Oxley
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