Prices Of Hogs Held Down In Chicago Market
Buyers maintain upper hand as demand stays light and receipts rise, with hogs near steady in Chicago. Top prices reach 4.10 with some lots around 4.20, while week totals show 10 to 40 cent declines for light hogs. Cattle and sheep markets also soften with limited activity and mixed weekly changes across regions. National receipts show 9,200 Chicago hogs, 6,000 on hand. gains and losses vary by region and weight class.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
Wight Hogs
Chicago Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Fronts and Declines
Receipt totals near 7 00 head with 6 000 slaughter cattle and feeders noted. Prices vary by weight and grade with top steers around 10 dollars and cows weak to new season lows while vealers and feeders ease and grass cattle supply keeps buyers cautious. Sheep and lambs also show softer quotes amid overall subdued cash trade.
Sioux City Livestock Receipts Report Slips On Decline
Sioux City AP report from the U S Department of Agriculture notes cattle receipts for the day with beef steers yearlings and grass heifers down modestly. Cows feeders and stockers show varied declines while sows and slaughter values ease on Saturday receipts.
Omaha Livestock Cattle Receipts Report Mixes Prices
Receipts 600 cattle at Omaha show fed steers and yearlings 25-50c lower than last week with grass cattle uneven and weaker, vealers and calves steady to 50c lower, stockers and feeders 25-50c lower. Prices include fed steers and yearlings around 8.50 to 9.00, choice medium weights up to 9.75, fed heifers around 5.75 to 6.75, grass cows about 2.25 to 4.00, and various loads and small lots of other categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Beorn
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
I—C
OMAHA _ LIVESTOCK
Omaha
App
S. Dept. Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock Receipts And Market Summary
Kansas City market shows hog receipts 1,200 with 650 direct and generally steady prices. weights 190-240 lbs. feeders 25-50c lower. yearling steers to 9.00, heavy steers to 8.75, vealers 5.50. grassers 3.00 5.00. stockers/ feeders 3.50 7.75. sheep none for week with lambs 25 lower to 15¢ lower. natives 25 lower. top lambs to shippers 5.35. Westerns 4.85 5.25. intang lambs 4.00 14.50.
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Kansas City Livestock City
Dept. Agriculture
Hogs Receipts Steady As Market Quotes Updated Prices
Livestock market notes from East St Louis with hog receipts steady. Price ranges for various weights reported from 140 to over 350 pounds, including packing sows and feeder stock. Calf and steer prices trend mixed with week’s closes, stocker and feeder sections showing modest declines and top figures around 6.50 for fat weights.
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ST. Louis Livestock East Louis
Raviocidenes
Oklahoma
Iowa Hog Prices By Region From Associated Press
Market snippets from Ottumwa Waterloo and nearby show varying hog prices by weight and quality. Prices range roughly from 2.05 to 3.50 per hundred pounds with values listed for light medium and heavy hogs and good packers across Ottumwa Waterloo and Elmwood regions.
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Iowa
Associated Press Satartey Sy Ces
Ieee
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Good Packers
South St Paul Livestock Receipts Trim and Prices Vary
Receipts at South St Paul show cattle and hog markets with mixed changes. Heifer and steer values edge higher on select lots while vealers fall. hogs decline from Friday's lift with lighter weights near 3.75. Lambs ease. buyers seek better grades with broad price swings across categories.
Fluctuating Market Notes from Minneapolis and Chicago
Market briefs from Minneapolis and Chicago show mixed commodity prices. Flour shipments list 31.054 and bran at 8.50 to 9.00. middlings at 8.00 to 28.50. Chicago futures cite egg and butter standards with storage and month notes through December.
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Pou
Minneapolis
Chicago
Neirigeravor
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed For Grain and Produce
Local figures list Sonnaterite No 2 yellow 16c No 3 yellow 15c. Hay and straw prices shown with modest wholesale fruit and vegetable rates. California grapefruits lemons and sweet potatoes priced per unit, with Michigan celery and bananas also listed.
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California
Michigan
Price of Wheat Rises Slightly in Dull Trading
Wheat gained nearly a cent on light trading on the Chicago board, aided by stock strength and Winnipeg firmness. Profit taking trimmed most gains by close as supply and demand altered by a Jewish holiday. Corn firming slightly with wheat, oats and rye dull. receipts listed at 29 wheat cars, 403 corn cars, 31 oats cars.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Undertone
Winnipeg
Illinois
Minneapolis Cash Grain List Mixed Wheat Prices
Receipts total 261 cars with year ago level. No 1 Northern wheat quoted around 54 to 55 cents for 2, No 1 dark northern 14 to 16 percent protein at 59 cents to 61 cents, No 1 amber durum and red durum prices noted with decimals and delivery months. Market shows little change from last year.
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Minneapolis
Ike
Bond Markets Hold Steady Amid Uncertain Plate Note Outlook
In a listless session New York bonds showed little movement as traders weighed the Plate's $20 million note amid lingering uncertainty. Utilities and industrials stayed dull while Italians led gains in the foreign group. Liberty bonds and Treasury issues traded modestly, with various issues near steady levels.
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York Bonds
NEW York
New York Central
Chicago
Pacific and Erie Utilities
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Butter and Carrot Prices
AP dispatch notes receipts at 8 366 with firmness in butter yields and varied scores for creamery specials and extra firsts. Prices show 20 to 25 cents for certain items like central carrots and graded firsts with references to standard and current receipts and tracks on market activity.
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Chicago
Cobblers Us
Poultry Prices and Pack Details From Local Market
The listing notes live poultries with unchanged prices and mixed drive stock. Special packs and unusual selections sold from the store with some weight figures and ranges, including 43 and 45 pound cases, 12 208 and 10 649 units, all showing steady or firm quotes without quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Aroual
Fire Hits Manchester Home Losing Seven Thousand Dollars
A attic-originated blaze at the S. B. Chariton residence in Manchester Friday afternoon caused about $7,000 in damage. The fire burned the roof away and water and flames damaged most of the house contents.
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the Gazette
Manchester
S. B. Chariton
Local hog prices inch up with prime hogs higher
A slight change in local hog prices Saturday saw an advance of 5 to 10 cents in some top grades of prime hogs while the top price held at 3.40. Good packers remain steady. CALP MARKET reports Choice lambs at 75 to 85 pounds and heavier lambs noted with limited details.
Wall Street Inches Ahead in Late Trading After Quiet Session
Stocks moved only slightly in a nearly flat session until the final quarter hour when short covering brought a mild lift. Major gainers included U S Steel Allied Chemical American Telephone while others like New York Central Case Harvester United Aircraft Santa Fe and Union Pacific edged up fractions. Rail shares steadied as weekly carloadings rose 8,444 to 595,746, down from last year but less steep than before.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
New York Central
Case
Harvester
United Aircraft
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Arrest Motorist After Girl Hit Leaving Street Car
18 year old H B Brown of 1800 Sixth Avenue SE was arrested at 10 40 am Saturday by Detective George Powers and booked for investigation after a 4 30 pm Friday accident that knocked down 10 year old Virginia Hillock, daughter of Mrs W H Hillock, near Sixteenth Street and Bover Avenue SE. Brown allegedly struck the girl as she crossed with a witness, who later supplied the car license number. Virginia was treated at St Luke's Hospital for severe cuts.
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Sixth Avenue SE
George Powers
Virginia Hillock
W. H Hillock
Brown
Sixteenth Street
Bover Avenue
Virginia
Johnson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Aid Bank Acts To Halt Farm Foreclosures
A national program to stop needless farm foreclosures was agreed by government and private credit agencies in Chicago. The plan aims to help farmers meet payments despite low crop prices, with the Federal Land Bank and R F C offering refinancing on a sound basis and banks cooperating to aid rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S
Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm Loan
Angeles
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur Hyde
Gardner Cowles
Des Moines
Wilson McCarthy
Salt Lake City
R. F. C. Land Bank
McCarthy
Cowles
Wars Sweep South America as Crises Rise Across Nations
Across South America only Venezuela Argentina and Uruguay remain free from internal or external turmoil. Brazil faces civil war taxing its economy while Bolivia and Paraguay clash in the Gran Chaco. Leticia dispute stirs tensions with Colombia. Quito rebels spark military dictatorship fears.
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Buenos Aires
South America
Venezuela
Argentina
Uruguay
Brazil
Chile
Santiago
Gran Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Peru
Colombia
Leticia
Amazon
Ecuador
Quito
Editor Al Smith Sees Forgotten Man Concept in Independent Nation
Al Smith denounces calls for outside aid and tariff barriers, blaming self liquidating projects for unemployment. He argues no class hatred exists, urges ending forgotten man talk, and warns against fascist or communist influence while defending individual initiative and national loyalty.
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Smith
Brady
Funeral services for Mary Aiden 66 in Wyoming
Funeral services for Mary Aiden aged 66 who died after a several weeks illness will be held at the family home Sunday at 2 p.m. Rev H E Wilcox of Mount Vernon will officiate. The service includes an active Role in the Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Mary Aiden
H. E. Wilcox
Mount Vernon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Northeast Iowa Masonic Fellowship Holds Inaugural Meeting
The Northeast Iowa Masonic Fellowship association met for the first time after summer break in Elgin on Friday evening. Rev. Oswald Sandbach of Decorah spoke on Masonry's and Mission in These Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Northeast Iowa
Masonic Fellowship Association
Oswald Sandbach
Decorah
Ruths Homers Win Third For Yankees
In a tense World Series game, Ruth again powers the Yankees with a homer and key moments. Pipgrass, Hartnett, and Pennock contribute on the mound and in the field as Chicago fights through errors and late rallies.
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Ruth
Yankees
World Series Game at Wrigley Field Draws 50,000 Fans
The Chicago Cubs faced the New York Yankees in a tension filled World Series opener at Wrigley Field. Fans filled the stands despite a brisk northerly wind and a late arrival of players with Roosevelt and Mayor Cermak among early attendees.
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Davis J. Walsh
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Ins
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Cubs
Yankees
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cermak
Local Notices Include Death, Moves and Marriage
H L Nehls called to Independence by mother R A Nehls death. W P Powell leaves for new home in St Petersburg Florida. Miss Viola Smith and George Mattison wed at bride’s home by Rev C R Parker. Andrew Van Vleck, civil war veteran and former Cedar Rapids alderman, at home today. Mrs Olive Johnson of Cedar Falls visits Cedar of Social Work in October.
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H. L. Nehls
Independence
R. A. Nehls
W. P. Powell
St. Petersburg
Fla
Viola Smith
George Mattison
C. R. Parker
Andrew van Vleck
Cedar Rapids
Olive Johnson
Cedar
Cedar Falls
Monument to Old Soldiers Erected on City Island
At a G A R meeting a plan to build a monument on City Island north of Second Avenue was begun. The project aims to raise 10000 dollars with T Z Cook Post leading by donating 100. Everyone will be invited to contribute. Mrs C J Newcomb Jr heads to New York City to join her husband at Western Penman Co. Mr and Mrs Robert Mateer and Eva Mae Kent visit Bratford Canada for a month. A new sidewalk in front of Cedar Rapids C S P S hall is finished, twenty feet wide and 100 feet long, cement squares bearing cedar rapids firm names, costing 500 dollars.
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Second Avenue
T. Z. Cook Post
C. J. Newcomb, Jr
New York City
Western Penman Company
Robert Mateer
Eva Mae Kent
Bratford
Canada
C. S. P. S. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Foxy Quiller At Greene's Opera House
Ida E. Gardner and Arthur H. Roth wed at the bride's home with Rev. H. Alford Porter officiating. Grace Edwards and Arthur L. McKinley tied the knot with Rev. A. R. Paul presiding. J. P. Wolf has returned to his Maryland home.
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Foxy Quiller
Greene’s Opera House
Ida E. Gardner
Arthur H. Roth
Marion Festival Showcases Community Harvest Displays
The Marion Nature and Garden club hosts a harvest festival in Patten hardware building with displays of flowers fruit and vegetables judged for prizes open to the public this evening no admission. Monthly Kensington at 1197 Lincoln drive hosted by Mrs S A Fontaine refreshments served to twenty five women. Rev Mr and Mrs Mark Shockey returned from Knoxville after Mr Shockeys serious operation and are improving. Rally day services at the Methodist church Sunday at 9 45 am.
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
Patten Hardware
Kensington
S. A. Fontaine
Lincoln Drive
Ben Bill
C. M. Robison
George Bristol
Mark Shockey
Knoxville
Mr. Shockey
Methodist Church
Prairie Chapel Rally Night at Methodist Church
Rally night at Prairie Chapel Methodist church featured a youth program led by Rev. S M Garrett from Central City. Vivien Shakespeare of Cedar Rapids sang two solos with Mrs Earl Bailey accompanying. Rev Ernest Allen directed congregational singing and stunt program. Refreshments served to about 35 people.
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Prairie Chapel
Prairie Chapel Methodist Church
S. M. Garrett
Central City
Vivien Shakespeare
Cedar Rapids
Earl Bailey
Ernest Allen
Marion Marines meet Belle Plaine Cardinals at Legion Park
The football game at Legion Athletic park between the Marion Marines and Belle Plaine Cardinals will start at 3 30 p m on Sunday to accommodate World Series interests. A large crowd is expected as team interest grows.
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Marion Marines
Belle Plaine Cardinals
Legion Athletic Park
Shakespeare Club Meets in Marion
The Marion Shakespeare club gathered Thursday at Miss Lillian Bleakly's home with Mrs. W. 5. Winter in charge. She reviewed Act I of King Henry IV while Mrs. J. A. Beeson read a Malvern Gazette article about a Shakespeare tea hosted by her aunt.
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Shakespeare Club
Marion Shakespeare Club
Lillian Bleakly
W. 5. Winter
J. A. Beeson
Malvern
England
Christian Endeavor Presents Lesson on Jesus and Business
The church Christian Endeavor society meets Sunday at 6 30 p m with Miss Maurine Keenan leading a discussion on How Do the Teachings of Jesus Affect Business The session aims to explore practical applications of Jesus teachings in daily commerce.
Death of C. E. Grubbs Noted Marion Resident
Marion relatives report the death of C. E. Grubbs on Thursday in a hospital at Arkansas City Kansas. Funeral services were held there Saturday. Grubbs, once a resident of Marion, was a brother in law of B. F. Brockman of this city.
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Marion
C. E. Grubbs
Arkansas City
Kan
Grubbs
B. F. Brockman
Lutheran Fellowship Supper At Memorial Hall
About forty five members and friends attended a St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church supper in Memorial hall on Friday. Talks were delivered by Rev. Mr. Starke of Luzerne and local pastor Rev. Carl E. Krog.
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Memorial Hall
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. Starke
Luzerne
Carl E. Krog
Kultsamachick Camp Fire Chooses Assistant Guardian
The Kultsamachick Camp Fire group met on Wednesday selecting Miss Mable Williams as assistant guardian. Plans were made to visit guardian Mrs. Thomas Taylor to make spatter leaf prints. Leonard Burrows and Miss Jean Law returned home Friday after visiting Arthur Law in Council Bluffs Tuesday. Mrs. Nettie Dunlap’s funeral was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dunlap Friday in Springville. Mrs. L. C. Rinard visits Payette this week with Mrs. Mark Devoe. Remember to take tomorrow as a day of rest and dine at the K-V cafe.
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Kultsamachick
Mable Williams
Guardian
Thomas Taylor
Leonard Burrows
Jean Law Friday
Arthur Law
Council Bluffs
Joe Dunlap
Nettie Dunlap
Springville
Mills Claims Roosevelt Misrepresented Hoover in Midwest Tour
Secretary Ogden Mills accused Gov. Roosevelt of misrepresenting President Hoover during a Sioux City speech and a national radio address. Mills charged Roosevelt camouflaged policy, saying the borrower was ignored in promoting supplemental government credit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
Ogden L. Mills
Gov. Roosevelt
Sioux City
Hoover
Mills
Roosevelt
Five Shotgun Bandits Kill Waiter at Private Club
Five gunmen raided the Atlanta Farm Recreation Club in Niles Michigan, killing Elmer Russell, 40, a waiter. Police pursue a theory the attackers invaded to target him over disputes possibly linked to liquor service at the club.
Leap Year Party for Twenty-Five Young Folk
Twenty five youths from the Christian church enjoyed a Friday evening leap year party. Verle Breed led a program of games and stunts while Doris Snyder headed a refreshments committee.
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The
Christian Church
Verle Breed
Doris Snyder
Reading Circle Hosts Iowa State Parks Program
Mrs. Ida Hall welcomed members to a Reading circle event on Friday with Mrs. L A Levasseur leading the program on Iowa State Parks. Delegates to the district convention were Mrs. L A Levasseur and Mrs. C E Blinks. Mrs. Addie ey will host the club upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hall
L. A. Levasseur
Iowa State
C. E. Blinks
Addieey
Schrimper Family Weekend Visit to Rockford
Mr and Mrs George Schrimper and their son Richard visited Rockford Illinois Saturday to stay with Mrs Schrimper's sister Franklin Johnson and Mr Seldom for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schrimper
Richard
Rockford, Il
Fish Pond Meeting on Jesus Teachings and Business
A Fish Pond meeting of the Christian Endeavor society at the Christian church will be Sunday at 6:30 pm led by Miss Arminta Davidson. The topic is How Do the Teachings of Jesus Affect Business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Arminta Davidson
Jesus
Miss Ruth Crew Spends Thursday with Iowa Parents
University of Iowa student Miss Ruth Crew spent Thursday with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Crew, enjoying time together during a campus visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Crew
University of Iowa
A. E
Cunninghams Illness Improves As He Rises Saturday
The condition of T A Cunningham, who has been seriously ill, continues to improve. Saturday morning he was able to sit up a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Cunningham
D A R Convention Luncheon Reservations Sought
Attendees for the D A R convention luncheon are asked to reserve with Miss Edna Roberts or Miss A J Keyes this evening at the Presbyterian church. Ed Allen has returned to Marion after a summer on horse racing circuits. Evelyn Howe and Howard Howe visit grandparents in Anamosa weekend. Mrs H M Howe hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs A T Sekman of Moorhead Minn with other guests. Fred Langhoff worked at Coggan this week. Camp Fire guardians of Marion meet today at 7 30 p m in the library auditorium.
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Presbyterian Church
Edna Roberts
A. J. Keyes
Ed Allen
Marion
Evelyn Howe
Howard
Anamosa
H. M. Howe
A. T. Sekman
Moorhead
Camp Fire Guardians of
Churches Listill In Marion City Area Services
Marion church notices list multiple denominations with service times and leaders. Baptist led by Rev William Bridwell with morning and evening worship and a sermon series on the Second Coming. Catholic mass by Rev Father T J McElliott. Christian churches with Bible school, communion, and Youth group events. Congregational with Sunday school and evening services. Cedar Rapids pastor Mr Cyrus Metcalf charged with duties. Methodist Episcopal with sermons and Epworth League. Presbyterian with Rev W E and morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Albert Tudeen
Christ
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Christian—Bible School
Elda M. Kemp
Christian Endeavor
Fish Pond Meeting
Arminta Davidson
Jesus
Howard M. Titus
Epworth League
Presbyterian
W. E
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Louis
Liberty Stes
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Li A Br
Ar Anke Este
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Sinclair Hog Market
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Tvertae
Premieme
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J. E. Bennett & Co
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Noss Merchants National ‘Lane Band
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Adams Express
Johns Manville
Allegheny Corp
Ex Kayser
Julius
Allied Chem
Kelvinator
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Lehn
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Am Tel & Tel
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McKeesport Tin
Ain Woolen
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Rem Rand
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Roebuck
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Consol
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Sou Railway
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Moore Crosetti
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Chapman
May
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Young
Crosetti
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Koenig
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Portsider
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Pennock
English
Marion News
Christian Endeavor Society of the Church
Maurine Keenan
L. C. Rinard
Mark Devoe
Payette
K-V Cafe
Gov
Fred Langhoff
Coggan
Marion Churcres
Banty Harville
Hallwood Cafe
Marion, Iowa
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