Stock Market In Sharp Gain Amid Mixed News
The Dow Jones industrial average rose in a brisk session, lifting the market on optimism about third quarter earnings and leadership shifts. Analysts note investors shifted from major blue chips to cheaper equipment, chemicals, and electronics, while wholesale prices show a dip. The Dow edged toward the 970s as traders assess prospects and the market tone remains cautious after a volatile week.
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NEW Young (Ap
Ceonanle
Dei
Vlivicomment
Tulton & Co
J Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Dan Jones
Cedar market prices and weights for butchers and sows
Prices for Cedar market cattle and hogs show butchers 200 to 240 pounds at 54060 to Ad, sows around 47 to 34 dollars per hundredweight, weight-based deductions apply for over 260 pounds, hens and eggs prices noted, grain prices listed for yellow corn and soybeans. Reports include weekly delivered prices and general market activity with ties to packers and hog producers.
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Riley
Canepa Report Shows Mixed Chicago Market Activity
Fragmented OCR text indicates prices and deliveries in Chicago with varied figures. Specifics are unclear but mention of prices per dozen and multiple numeric codes suggests a regional market update.
Marengo Rites Set For James Misel
James Misel of Marengo died after a long illness. Born February 106, he married Blanche Flanley on September 17, 1992, in Rock Island, Illinois. He worked as a bulk wagon driver from 1952 to HIG. Survived by wife, two sons Dan of Antana and Allen C. of Marengo, a daughter Mia, Gary Peterson, and six grandchildren. Services Monday at 2 PM with viewing after 5 PM Saturday. burial at the cemetery.
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Rock Island
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Gary Peterson
Valentine’s
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Burglary at Bel Ponth Street Home Reported
Marion police said an early Friday burglary at the Harold Stickiny family residence on Bel Ponth Street occurred before an evening arrival. Intruders forced a door open and stole a coin collection and several items. Investigators are continuing the inquiry as the family returned home.
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Fall Hydrant Flushing Starts In Webster City
Fall hydrant flushing begins tonight weather permitting Water department officials said. Water may appear slightly discolored during flushing and residents should run taps to clear. Readout includes livestock market notes and local notices from Omaha CAPLUNDA and Westur City.
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Marion Churches and Sunday Services Listed in Local Notices
The notice lists multiple churches in Marion with their pastors and weekly worship times. Entries mention Weblind Baptist, Gracy Baptist, St. Juneptity Catholic, and Hobins Oleh of the Trethren, detailing Sunday school, worship services, and upcoming events at their respective locations around 10:30 am and later afternoon hours.
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Will Gotebente
Aid
Oro
Tie School
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MeGowan Poulevaerd
Petar M. Morgan Stunehaygehaal
Childran
Hobins Oleh
Trethren
Thefts Reported in Rural Linn County Areas
Police report three theft incidents across rural Linn County with items including electronic catalog parts valued at 870 dollars and 6 silver dollars. The incidents spanned Highridge, Tash Plog Road, and nearby locales, with investigations led by local officers.
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Heros
Godan Rapi
Tash
Tiesdignian Worthenbay
Aid Leyepneett
Rao Halta Convent
Army Beagle Tests Trigger Citizen Protests Nationwide
Washington and several cities report a swell of letters from the public and elected officials opposing plans to test gas and pollution effects on beagle puppies. Lawmakers like Rep. Studds and Sen. Ervin receive thousands of messages urging scrutiny, with protests spreading from Raleigh to Chicago.
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Jobless Rate Stays at 4.8 Percent Despite Teen Work
Washington gap The unemployment rate remained at 4.8 percent last month as more teenagers stayed in work than return to school. The Labor Department said the job picture was essentially unchanged for the fourth straight month with a slight rise in average weekly hours to 42.2 and factory overtime up modestly.
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Ha Department
Farm Mishap Fatal to Albert Clark
Albert J. Clark seven died in a farm combine accident five miles south of Tama Wednesday. The machine tipped trapping him beneath it while he stood outside the cab as Kenneth Bacewen drove toward the storm yard to pick up a loaf of corn. County medical examiner Dr. Maplethorpe ruled the injuries caused the death. funeral services at Mandelson funeral home in Toledo are pending.
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Taleda
Office Building Site Is Given Tentative Okay Des Moines
The Caplin plating commission tentatively approves an eight million dollar office building to house five state agencies. The site sits a few hundred yards away from the Lucas building in the state office complex. Final approval hinges on state and federal space funding, with redevelopment plans for downtown Des Moines proposed.
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Cable Tower Mishap Cited Defective Guy Cable
An investigation found a probable defect in a supporting guy cable installed seven years earlier caused a major tower incident near Port Washington. Five Olsen Corp workers died while four Olsen employees survived. all wore safety belts, and authorities said tower activity did not cause the collapse. The company will probe excavations and extend its on site team.
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Magnuson Urges Nixon to Sign Large HEW Bill
Congress debates a vast education and welfare funding measure shaping the HEW budget. Senator Magnuson asserts the president should sign the Senate bill to enable ceilings and appropriations across education labor and welfare. Supporters expect possible veto overrides as the chamber weighs the big spending package against fiscal limits.
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Veterans Day Proclamation and Defense Funding Debate
Fragmented OCR notes discuss Veterans Day proclamation and defense budget proximity to White House actions. Mentions Nixon, hospitals, and public notices about spending, with scattered references to legislative actions, dates, and political figures. The readable text lacks clear event details but signals federal priorities and commemorative observances.
Subpoena for Love Issued
Washington committee on small business problems plans to question White House energy adviser John Love about mandatory propane and heating fuel programs. The panel seeks his views on program adequacy for small retailers and long term energy plans. Love initially declined an invitation due to other commitments.
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First National Bank of Eldora Declared Bankrupt
Eldora AP reports the First National Bank of Eldora and its branches in Steamboat Rock and New Providence were closed and declared insolvent. An employee from the National Bank Examiners office in Kansas City cited unspecified reasons for the closing and noted Roger Deusen was dismissed while Terry Higgason was named acting president. Investors see the Mellon, deposit underwriter DIC as receiver. The state banking department guarantees municipal or county deposits in full.
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C R Woman Faces Assault Charge
Braida J. Worke, 28, of 2440 Ninth Avenue St, was arrested on a warrant charging her with assault on Vicki Johnson and Dew Maines. She was released on bond.
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Stolen Property Charge Is Filed Against Henry Davis
Henry H Davis of Gil Avenue NW was arrested Friday on a receiving stolen property charge. He allegedly possessed items stolen from Paul Beets on Vernon Road SI. Davis was released on bond.
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Ieee Mi Vernon Road
Edna Boxe Dies in Lisbon Services Set
Edna Boxe a lifelong Lisbon area resident died Friday near Sala born 1882 near Sala married Boxa Feb. 2h survivors include Georges of Lisbon eight daughters Mrs Ray Mitchel Mrs Mearl Reynolds Mrs lat Verne Serbsl Dorothy Rat Wall Mt. Vernon Mrs Mavi Ella Stepanek Silvis Mrs Jeonard Lnenicka Center Point Mrs Robert Lnenicka Finyd Seiler Cedar grandchildren and great grandchildren. Friends may call after 1:30 Monday at List at Methodist church.
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