Hog and cattle market update with steady hog bids
Chicago reports markets steady for hogs despite moderate supplies. Bees and mixed buys held prices near 3.65 to 3.90 for 190 to 210 pound hogs while lower grades showed strength. Cattle demand remained cautious with steady quotes as packers limited direct killing and fewer choice beeves were available. Friday's slaughter was modest, with 12,000 head overall and 6,800 sent directly to plants.
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Chicago
INS
No. Avs. Amt.xo. AY
East St. Louis Livestock Market Report
Market uneven with about 5,500 head traded as feeders and vealers. Heifers and cows mixed with prices around 5.25 for vealers and 3.75 for 140-180 lb calves. Sows and fat ewes listed at 5.00 to 5.75 for kill tons, bulk around 5.25 and 1.50 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East ST. Louis
Livestock Market Report From Oux City City AP
U S Dept reports noes and changes in cattle sales with steers and yearlings largely steady. Prices include 34 A sales at $7.00 down. stockers $0.77 to $5.20. cows $2.25 to $2.75. good stock steer calves $5.00 to $5.50. heifers around $5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OUX City Livestock City
U. S
Kansas City Livestock Nsas City
U. S. Dept. KA
All Wales
Feedlot Market Report From Sparse Livestock Trading
A terse market note lists vealers at 4.25 to 5.25 per cwt and se clickers at 4.25 5.25 with receipts around 8 500 and 3 700. It notes ginger salable stock and various feeder categories including lambs and yearlings, with prices spanning 4.50 to 5.00 for range feeding lambs and other liveweight figures.
Market Report Highlights Mixed Weights and Livestock Prices
Receipts list five on weights under 200 pounds with heavier lots steady. Hog and lamb prices range from 3.25 to 5.50 with best hogs and lambs holding higher. cattle and vealers show varied demand. Western feeders and native stock look for bids as calves and sows move with weight class and packer interest noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betante
Dakotas
Ashingtons
Kansas City and region livestock market report
The report itemizes cattle hogs and sheep receipts with price ranges and notes on demand. Cattle run steady to firm with varying weight classes and several price points for steers heifers bulls and stockers. Hogs at about 3.15 to 3.30 per pound with sow and feeder listings. sheep steady to strong with native lambs well bid and feeder demand noted.
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Mixed but Steady Prices
Combined hog receipts at concentration yards and packing plants in the interior and south rose 24 hour to 8 am, compared with 19 400 a week ago and 24 900 a year ago. Most lots remained fairly heavy, selling largely from 3.20 to 3.45 per cwt with loads up to 3.50 at a few yards. weights ranged 169 to 550 pounds, with prices 3.10 to 3.45 for heavy weights and 2.00 to 2.50 for very light weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Weig
Hogs and livestock receipts lead brisk market report
U S Department of Agriculture market notes show hog receipts near 3000 with top bid around 3.50 and bulk weights 160 to 290 pounds. Calves and yearlings seen mixed with steady veal prices, light steers and yearlings at extended ranges. Lambs reach above 5.25 for select natives, with mid to high quality sheep sold around 4.25 to 4.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph Livestock Joseph
U. S. Dept. Agri- Hogs
Stelle
Produce Markets CHICAGO FRooe
Markets report mixed prices for poultry and eggs with turkey receipts steady and hens and roosters quoted around 9 to 13 cents. Butter and dairy items show higher issued prices. frozen and fresh carloads noted, with general firm tones and varying per hundredweight figures across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colo Rock
Aes Springs
New York Produ Markets Report From Raw Sugar Quitt
Unclear OCR fragment outlines raw sugar pricing and private sales details. Mentions browns nearby veers steady operations and private sales ranges. Indicates steady demand but text is garbled with nonsensical phrases and missing context.
Wheat rises as market shows renewed activity and gains
Wheat makes sharp gains closing about a cent higher as corn and oats firm and rye gains. Liverpool futures edge higher near close while cash prices stay unchanged. Receipts tally 16 cars with mixed activity across grains. country booked 100000 bushels early and 210000 bushels to east. oats and rye show modest gains amid quiet trading and slow cash demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Grain Market Prices As Barley and Rye Move
AP report shows cash grain quotes with No 2 yellow 49 cents and No 1 mixed w eevilly ashuck 26 and 4 cents. No 3 mixed and No 4 yellow priced around 25 to 26 cents. Sample grain and rye values listed. lard and bellies priced per 100 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io. E . Hite
Fragmented OCR note on car prices and colors
A garbled dataset lists car counts and prices with numbers and colors such as 137 cars 96 ca, 55%, 58%, 12 per cent, 14, and color references red yellow white. The text appears as an OCR snippet lacking clear context or complete items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemeapolis Saat Feaix
Montana
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Store Prices Digest
A brief listing of varied goods with prices from Cedar Rapids, including corn curb at 18 cents, mill 14 15 cents, heavy hens at 10 cents, colored springs by the pound, and assorted vegetables like potatoes at 1 dollar per basel base, with California wine prices cited around 63.50 to 5.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bond Markets Show Gains amid Profit Taking in New York
Speculative issues led a substantial recovery in New York bonds as prices held with some profit taking. Freight car loadings acted as a tonic for secondary carrier liens while gains centered on rail issues. Major railroad issues rose 1 to 3 points or more including Baltimore and Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Illinois Central, Missouri Pacific, Chesapeake Corp, and Nickel Plate. Government 532s were heavily traded with notable advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore and Jo
Canadian Pacific Gebenture
Ware and North Western
St. Paul
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Chesapeake Corp
Nickel Plate
Eetinan Ld
Bond quotes and yields in United States government notes
AP market brief lists closing prices for United States government bonds. Liberty 4s trade around 102.20 to 103.18, Treasury 4s near 104.10, and June Treasury notes around 100.27 with assorted 46 to 55 bid ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liberty
Pirst
Treasury
Treas
Hogs Steady On Local Market With Top at 3.10
Hog prices remain unchanged across grades on Friday with the top steady at 3.10. Buyers reported steady demand and little variation in heavier quality hogs, keeping market levels firm.
Wall Street Stocks Surge as Market Rebounds Sharply
New York AP reports stocks climbed 2 to 8 points in a buoyant session before slackening. Turnover neared 2.3 million shares as major issues like American Telephone Union Pacific and Santa Fe rose, then trimmed gains. The late rally followed a period of gloom with shorts covering and strong buying from foreign and domestic sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
Case
Steel
Shorts
U.S. Steel
Preferred
New York Central
Southern Pacific
du Pont
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J
Western Union
American Tobacco
International Harvester
Johns Manville
Amerian
Eastman
Westing
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS FROM WIDE RANGE OF STOCKS
Market notes list many equities with prices and changes. Highlights include Adams Express 6%4 Intl Rayon 28, Allied 72%41, Amn For Power Kelvinator 8, Kennecott Cop 1, Proctor Gambel 31, Ford 7, Canada Dry 14, Union 6, N Y Central 22% with various fractions and futures remarks, reflecting a busy screen of industrials and commodities in midday activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bennett & Co
W. Jump
Lephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Ska
Inti Pane Eo
Kegheny
Julius
Amn
Car
Belosey Hayes
Kelvinator
Kennecott Cop Ii
Coron
Kresge
Kreuger & T
Pillsbury P
Amn Ney
Beneiticre Loews, Inc
Fesa' Ain
Proctor Gambel
Pullm Co Yo Tobacco
McKeesport
Wat
Zinc
Mathieso
Mont
Bendix
Ned Distris
Nats
Pow & L’ Ist
Ford
Congoleum Oe Corp
Doctor Stops Hoover After 3 000 Shakes
President Hoover halted his White House reception after shaking hands with more than 3,000 guests. Staff said his right hand was bruised but he was in good condition, resting overnight and preparing a Cleveland address for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Hoover
Boone
Capt. Boone
Mr. Hoover
Lincoln
Cleveland
West Virginian Elected President of Bar Association
The American Bar Association elected Clarence E. Martin of Martinsburg West Virginia as president with ten vice presidents from every federal judicial circuit and four new executive committee members. Also re elected were John H. Voorhees as treasurer and William P. MacCracken Jr. as executive secretary with other officers retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Federal Judicial Circuit
American Bar Association
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leslie P. Snow
Rochester
Herbert M. Bierce
Winona
Minn
J. Henry la Brum
Philadelphia
Morris A. Soper
Baltimore
James A. Baker
Houston
Oscar C. Hull
Detroit
Louis A. Lecher
Milwaukee
Jesse A. Miller
Des Moines
Charles A. Beardsley
Oakland
Orie Phillips
Denver
George M. Smith
Salt Lake City
Ransom
New York City
J. F. Lee Boston
A. L. Scott
Pioche
New
John H. Voorhees
Sioux Falls
S. C
William P. MacCracken, Jr
Richard Bentley
Chicago
Olive G. Ricker
Daughter Of Davis Granted Divorce In Nevada Case
Mrs Julia Davis Adams daughter of John W Davis the 1924 Democratic nominee was granted a divorce on cruelty charges from William McMillan Adams a socially prominent New Yorker after a ten minute trial behind closed doors in Reno Nevada.
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Reno, Nev
INS
Julia Davis Adams
John W. Davis
William McMillan Adams
Thelma Todd In Critical State
Thelma Todd, the blonde film actress, was in critical condition in a Los Angeles hospital after a major operation. Her husband Pasquala de Cicco, a New York sports man, was at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Thelma Todd
Pasquala de Cicco
New York
Jessie Bonstelle Dies at 74 Star Maker of Stage and Screen
Detroit notes veteran actress Jessie Bonstelle known as the star maker died at home after a heart attack. She developed many famous screen and stage stars through her career in Detroit and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
Jessie Bonstelle
Barber Rex Jackson sells Blairs town shop to Carl Wilson
Rex Jackson, longtime Blairs town barber, sold his shop to Carl Wilson. Jackson will move to the Meyers farm, a 160 acre property three and a half miles west from the Blairstown corner on the Lincoln highway. Ernest Peck serves as chairman.
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Blairstown
Rex Jackson
Carl Wilson
Meyers
Jackson
Ernest Peck
Prices for beef market at Iowa towns vary by weight
Market notes from Mason City Ottumwa and surrounding locales list beef price tiers by carcass weight and grade. Quotes include light heifers at 180 pounds for 3 dollars, prime heavy at 310 pounds for 3 dollars, smooth pees around 300 to 400 pounds for 2.60, and good packers at various weights up to 380 pounds for 2.40.
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Iowa
Mason City
To Prevent a Fire Is Better Than To One
A concise maxim notes prevention over reaction, urging proactive safety habits to avoid damaging blazes. It emphasizes planning, early detection, and mindful practices to reduce fire risk and protect lives and property.
City Briefs and Personal Notices Highlights
Activities at Shueyville church include services Sunday at 11, a 12 noon basket dinner, 2 pm Terry conference, and 7 30 pm tion Endeavor. St Johns church Lisbon hosts a chicken dinner and supper Sunday. Cedar Rapids chapter No 194 Order of Ahepa meets at 8 tonight in Moose hall. Fresh Jones sausage shipment at 1600 4th Ave. Edna Newell Ray soprano, with Mrs Lorine Burdyne Lacy, to present a 15 minute program Friday night on WMT Waterloo.
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Shueyville
Basket
Terry Conference
Tion Endeavor
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahepa
Moose Hall
Edna Newell Ray
Lorine Burdyne Lacy
WMT
Waterloo
Wheatland Rites Held in Pleasant Plains Ill
Mr and Mrs C E Wheatland returned from Pleasant Plains Illinois where they were summoned by illness and death of Mr Wheatlands services were held Wednesday at Pleasant Plains He is survived by a son and a daughter Mrs Warren Plunkett of Pleasant Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Wheatland
Fourth Avenue SE
Pleasant Plains
Ill
Sunday Service and Meeting at First United Eta Church
Members of the First United Eta Church will hold Sunday service at 11 a.m. and a Friday evening meeting at 7 30. Those seeking church membership by profession of faith or letter should meet with the session at the close of the service.
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First United Eta
Isons
Return From U P Synod Pastors Reach Grande Avenue Church
The Rev. Robert McCune pastor of the Grande Avenue United Presbyterian church the Rev. W Greer pastor of the alley United Presbyterian and J Gordon returned Thursday Lane ton In where they had attended the Iowa synod of the United Presbyterian churches held there Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Synod
Robert McCune
Grande Avenue United
Driver’s License Suspended for Shramek in Speeding Charge
E C Shramek of 235 Eleventh Street faced arraignment before Judge Thomas B Powell on speeding charges. Powell imposed a suspended $15 fine plus costs and suspended Shramek’s driving license for thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Shramek
Eleventh Street
Appled
Thomas B. Powell
Powell
Shramek
Beth Jacob Services Schedule and Leaders
The Congregation Beth Jacob at 212 A avenue NW will hold services Friday at 8 15 p m, Saturday morning at 9, and Sunday morning at 9 a m. Rabbi A Neuberger and cantor B Rosenberg will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Jacob
A Avenue NW
A. Neuberger
B. Rosenberg
Civic Forum To Meet At Peoples Church
The first session of the Civic Forum will be held at the Peoples church on Third avenue and Sixth street SE at 8 o clock Friday night. A talk on The Farm Holiday Movement will be led by A G Thurman former Linn county agent Arthur Hoover chair man of the Linn County Farm Holiday association and Arthur Huntington agricultural engineer. Joe McCormick editor of The Cedar Rapids Tribune will preside. All interested are invited to attend and participate in the forum discussion. No admission fee will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Forum
Peoples Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Farm Holiday Movement
A. G. Thurman
Linn County
Arthur Hoover
Linn County Farm Holiday Association
Arthur Huntington
Joe McCormick
Cedar Rapids Tribune
Car Break-In Reported Near Quaker Oats Plant
John Wagner of 1014 B Avenue NW reported Thursday evening that a car near the Quaker Oats plant had its door handle broken and a blanket trench coat and flashlight stolen. The theft occurred between 9 and 11 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagner
B Avenue NW
Bachelors Club Holds First Annual Dinner
The Bachelors club of St. Paul’s Methodist church held its first annual dinner at the Carterette Thursday at 8 pm. Social time followed with fourteen couples present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelors Club
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Carterette
Death of Mrs Augusta Kline at 32 in Norway
Mrs Augusta Kline 32 wife of E E Kline Norway superintendent of schools died at a local hospital after a long illness. She had lived in Norway about three years and is survived by husband three children Betty 10 Robert 8 Ruth 6 months, her parents Walter A Hartman Eddyville, two sisters Mrs Fred Noe and Mrs Mary Barnett near Eddyville, and brother Harold Hartman Dunkerton. Body at Janeba and Brosh chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Kline
E.E. Kline
Norway
The
Betty
Robert
Ruth
Walter A. Hartman
Eddyville
Fred Noe
Samuel L Bean, 54, Dies at Cedar Rapids Home
Samuel L Bean, 54, died at 7 30 am Friday at his Cedar Rapids home after a lingering illness. Born in Nashua on Sept 14 1878, he had lived in Cedar Rapids 33 years. Survived by wife Mae and three children Mert Lloyd and Bettina, all of Cedar Rapids, and his mother Searapolis. Body at Lesinger Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Samuel L. Reg
Samuel L. Bean
Seventeenth Avenue
Nashua
Cedar Rapids
Mae
Mert
Lloyd
Bettina
Searapolis
Lesinger- Polansky
Funeral for Leo F. Gorman at St Patrick’s Church
Funeral services for Leo F. Gorman will be held at St Patrick's Church at 9 30 a m Saturday. The Rev Father Lenihan will officiate with burial in Mount Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Gorman
Leo. F. Gorman
St. Patrick's Church
Father Lenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Funeral services for Raymond Hutton announced
Funeral services for Raymond Hutton will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. William G. Feller officiating. Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hutton
Turner Chapel
William G. Feller
Linwood Cemetery
Niece of Local Woman Dies at Clyde Home
Mrs. Lucille Webster of 417 Tenth Street NW learns of her niece Nina Cole man death in Clyde on October 7 from pneumonia. She had Pog visits each in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Webster
Tenth Street NW
Nina Coleman
Clyde
Talented musician Mrs. Coleman dies leaving two small daughters
The family home at Marion and relatives in Cedar Rapids mourn the loss of Mrs. Coleman a noted musician and radio entertainer with a Toledo station She is survived by her husband Ralph Coleman and two young daughters indicating a local obituary with familial ties and career notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Co 1
Toledo
Ralph Coleman
Mrs Mary Rittenburg Obituary Noted in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Rittenburg 59 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died suddenly at home on Second Street SE from a stroke. She was born January 1 1873 in Cedar Rapids and is survived by her husband Chance and four children plus siblings. Funeral services pending at Janeba and Brosh chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rittenburg
Chance Rittenburg
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Fred Fiala
George Fiala
Glenwood
Eva Franks
Rose Robb
Moline
Jrl
Charles
Fred Severa
Jerry
Horace Severa
Louise Perry
East Moline
Ill
Janeba and Brosh
Infant Stamy Dies at Local Hospital
Dean Allen Stamy infant son of Mr and Mrs Allen Stamy of 1605 I avenue NE died at a local hospital Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held in the Yocom chapel at Marion on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamy
Dean Allen Stamy
Allen Stamy
I Avenue NE
Yocom Chapel
Marion
Funeral services for Mrs Loder Vanarsdale
Funeral services for Mrs Loder Vanarsdale will be held in Mount Zion Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m. Monday conducted by Rev A M Smith. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty chapel.
East Moline Man Freed By Kidnappers
East Moline resident Adheman Huughe was released by his abductors on Friday after being kidnapped on the afternoon of October 6. He was returned to his home with no ransom paid and said his wealth stories were imagined. Friends reportedly traveled to Peoria to meet him after being informed of the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
Ill
Adheman Huughe
East Moline
Kidna
Huughe
Peoria
Marriage Licenses Issued for Manton Covert and Byrats
Robert Manton Covert of Chicago and Mary Louise Byrats of Cedar Rapids secured marriage licenses. The filing lists both parties as applicants and notes their home cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Manton Covert
Chicago
Mary Louise Byrats
Cedar Rapids
Washington Golfers Win City Tournament Trophies
In a Washington Golf Country Club annual meet, cups and trophies were awarded to city tournament winners. Walter Wells won the city championship over Stanley Smith who took runner up. Class A winner Dr. A. W. Clow received a loving cap with I. W. Schenefelt as runner up. Class B winner Claude Tucker earned a loving cup with Ed Morrison Jr. as runner up. Class C winner T. G. Lee received a cup with Ed Wells as runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Golf Country Club
Robert Thompson
Guy Carlton
Walter Wells
Stanley Smith
A. W. Clow
I. W. Schenefelt
Claude Tucker
Ed Morrison, Jr
T. G. Lee
Ed Wells
Iowa Stars Of 1907 To Attend Homecoming
At least eight members of the University of Iowa 1907 football team are set to attend the Hawk Eye homecoming in Iowa City on October 21 and 22.Confirmed invitees include Charles Kirk, Henry Gross, and W. L. Carberry. The former grid stars will attend the Minnesota Iowa game as a group and be introduced at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Grid
Charles Kirk
Tackie
Henry Gross
Yankton
S. C
Disuse items and service ads mingle in cluttered page
Fragmented OCR lists services and notices from Richards College and Heinze Electric Co. indicating repairs, dental and elderly care ads, shoe dyeing, and home care at Cedar and 15th Street. Includes stray phone numbers and addresses, with unclear product mentions and incomplete entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards College Prim.cr
Oo Radio Bs Nena
Heinze Elec. CO
Ist Ag
Suthers
Ter Ave
15Th St
Cedar
3Rd Ave
Tree St
Beauty Shop Advertises Permanents and Services
PLOSSIE ROBBINS is now at 409 Cedar with permanents from 2.56 and up. Lillian Luchy Beauty Shop at 116 16th Ave W offers specials and shampoos. Mrs. Ours runs Menneay's Barber Shop. Ages and contact details mentioned for local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderic Sete
Lillian Luchy
16Th Ave
Dial
Plossie Robbins
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Paul
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Merchants Bank
Iowa Railway & Light Corporation
P. O. Box
Renee Lambs
Britain
Saas
Pran
Germany
Greece
Montreal
National Bank
Rapidiciti
Renee
Duluth
Wwe
Kansas City Wheat Power Sensesseees
Jour “S
Cedar ‘Rapids
Ste Oa
Sinclair Hog Marreet
Orsereeenese
Inetscete
Wall St
Bay Chicago
Doctor
Bar Association
Davis
TAC Tin
Widal Te Ts
Good Packers
St. Johns Church
Lisbon
Jones Sausage
S. 1600
4Th Ave
Auto Sales and Service League
Skelly Oil Fo. Daven Tesuee
McNeeres Aee
Caliburs
Opi Cabbe
C.R
Tellin
Eee
Wee Weise
Anderson
Riverside Seagee
E. Nepra
Mity
Web
A. Nepreee
Thenhaus
Warner Eee
Laird Eee
Hesse Eeteevesssese Geoe
Ceveesessee
Osaes
G. Cejka
M. C. A. Merch
NAT Bank
Oseeer
Miller
Gamer Se
Evel Ilo
Enaws Co Cadekber Eae
Osesousescenss
Vommacka
Bedick
Iowa Stars
Marvin Levsen Anamosa
Levsen
Helen Roehlk
Gazette
Gazette Want Ad Dept
Fountainee
Informatio Ae
Bhy
Memorial Dr
Mt. Verenon
Tosa
St. Ana
Kissich'’s
3Rd St
M. Scheer
Mfg
First Tomas Church
Thornwood
P. S. Hall
Pappy Goenone
Hisley
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