Marion News Rose Elma Wood Not Infantile Paralysis
Mrs Rose Wright returned from Iowa City where Rose Elma Wood 4 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Wood is being treated for a leg injury at University hospital. Doctors determined the illness was not infantile paralysis and she will remain for further treatment.
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Iowa City
Rose Elma Wood
Ivan Wood
University Hospital
Marion
Wright
Rose Elma
Iowa in Brief highlights local meetings and illnesses
WAPELLO Iowa Presbytery fall meeting will be at Mediapolis church next Wednesday and Thursday with Dr John R Fraser as permanent clerk and J M Torbert as delegate. WELLMA N Community club plans committees to explore an airport. LOWDEN Reports two new infantile paralysis cases this week. Dolly Brunkow ages 10 treated in Iowa City, her brother Jerry 8 also ill. OELWEIN Enrollment in grade schools totals 727 with junior high 336 and senior high 314. WELLMAN Miss Alice Stephens and Loyd Foster wed Sept 8. Foster teaches at Shenandoah College. They plan a trip and home in Dayton Va. Various classified ads for stoves, hauling, painting, and services.
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Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Mediapolis
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J. M Torbert
Wellman
Lowden
Martin Werndt
Dolly Brunkow
David Brunkow
Iowa City
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Dolly
Oelwein
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Rony Stephens
Loyd Foster
George Foster
Glen Rowley
Foster
Coe College
Iowa State College
Ames
Phi Kappa Phi
Market News Reflects Steady Livestock Prices Across Regions
Report shows little trading in livestock with prices holding steady. Chicago Omaha Sioux City and Iowa markets report steady to firm hogs cattle and sheep with receipts varying and sales mixed by grade and weight.
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Sioux City
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Des Moines AP Reports Agri Culture Receipts Across Plants
An AP summary notes combined receipts at 16 concentration vacds and 10 packing plants in fiery tsxca and southern Bimnesota for a 21 year period ended Ram Srturdae, with figures around 30 200 versus 20 300 per year. The data include various weights from 160 lbs to 900 lbs and price ranges from 5 to 62 per unit, reflecting a broad agricultural activity mix.
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Fiery Tsxca
Bimnesota
Ram Srturdae
Serkend
Barraus
Acd
Ccs Food and Choice
St Paul Livestock Market Summary and Prices
Receipts total 400 cattle and 20 hogs with steady to mixed prices. Steers and yearlings hold firm with some declines noted for select feeders. cows and bulls show minor shifts. Hogs and lambs steady to higher with Western lambs lifting late. prices quoted for various classes and weights across the regional market.
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Omaha
Mark St
Emee
South ST Paul
Montana
Thenisher
Washingtons
Austin Minn Hog Market Ends Mixed with Rates Noted
AUSTIN Minn AP Barrons reports a volatile hog market with quotes around 5.25 dollars and several prices noted for various lots. Trading appeared uneven as markers show figures like 4.50 to 5.04 with mixed volumes and bids across the session.
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AP Barrons
No Changes Reported in Local Porkers and Calf Market
Hoes steady on the Incal market with no changes Saturday. The no-fill top holds at 6.55 dollars. Calves Jance selects HL 50 with weights and quality. Genuine spring tambe 70-90 pounds and 3A 25 Old exes 100-120 pounds at 250 dollars down. Ricks 1 dollar less. Other prices vary by quality.
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Farm Items
Prices listed for grains soybeans and straw including No 1 wheat 63c No 2 1c No 4 rye 3c No 2 oats 2%c No 2 barley 4s 6m shelled No 2 yellow 67c No 3 50 to 60c Soybeans 68c Straw baled tame 7.30 and 6.00 per ton. Poultry and fruit prices include hens leghorns and goose items. Wholesale fruits Mercury prices and vegetables such as lemons 57 4 cents per unit and lettuce 30 cents per head. Hides and calf hides priced No 1 cured hides 15c No 2 cured hides 6c No 4 calf hides 4c. Market notes.
Stocks Rally as War Uncertainty Limits Activity
A firmer market tone emerged on Saturday with light volume as steel shares edges higher and major industrials show modest gains. Dow components Chrysler General Motors and US Steel posted slim improvements while utilities held steady and traders cited war uncertainty as the main drag on activity.
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Continental Motors
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JT Case
Commercial Investment Trust
Goodyear
Wall Street Stock Quotes and Market Notes
Wall Street reports mixed closing quotes with Dow Jones averages showing mixed moves. The page lists numerous stocks, bonds, rail and utility names, plus quotes from major companies and financial houses.
Bond Markets News Signals Slow Trading In New York
In a subdued session traders watched a cautious bond market with modest gains among rails and carriers. Delaware and Hudson, Anions Central, and Pennsylvania General all posted small improvements while International Hydro Electric and International Paper showed minor dips amid mixed yields.
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Chicago Produce Markets Summary
Butter receipts 714 409 firm with creamery at 93 score 2734% 24 ,¢ 9227. Eggs receipts 4 626 steady with unchanged prices. Potatoes 433 arrivals on track. moderate demand and steady sacked prices for U S No 1 russets and other listed varie ties across regions.
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Minnesota Cobblers
Produce Futures and Dairy Prices Note
Market notes from Lamson Bros and Co showing butter and eggs price standards for November and October 1895. Butter prices listed at 27.35 for November and 27.40 for December. Egg price standard noted at 19.00 for October and November.
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Wisconsin cheese and Boston wool market updates
Miscellany reports Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of Sept 16 to 22 with prices for Cheddars and other varieties. Boston wool sales were slow early in the week but later volume and demand rose with grease-base quotations for fine delaine and mixed wools rising to 35 42 cents per pound.
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Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Americas
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Agriculture Department
Grain Settled Largely Quiet on Chicago Board
Grain dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade were slow with small price moves. Wheat closed up 0.45, corn mixed around 0.1, oats mixed, rye steady, and soybeans down about 0.35 to 0.5. Cash market quotes list various No 3 hard through No 2 white, with Minneapolis receipts and futures hints cited.
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Temple Judah Religious School Registration Opens Sunday
Registration for the Temple Judah Religious School at 1947 Washington Avenue SE opens Sunday at 10 am. Rabbi H L Freund says a well rounded curriculum is planned. school board members include Mrs Kopel, Mrs Licht, Mrs Rapaport, Mrs Yarowsky, and Rabbi Freund. Mrs Kopel is supervisor with Mrs Margaret Polasky. Miss Miriam Greenberg, Miss Maretta Kushner, and Rabbi Freund will be superintendents. All children over four are eligible to enroll.
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Obituary notices for Wand Bishop Archer deaths in Cedar Rapids
E J Wand 85 formerly of Cedar Rapids died in Seattle on Sept 3 after a grocery career there. Survived by wife two sons Dr Harry Wood Idaho Falls Paul E Wood and three daughters Mae Gallagher Henrietta Swartzeil Evelyn Dunlap all Seattle. Also two sisters Mary Manley Medford and T E Jackson of Cedar Rapids. Mrs Mary Leona Bishop 38 widow of Patrolman Walter Bishop died at 824 Ninth St SW after a lingering illness born Sept 3 1902. Survived by husband two daughters Nancy Leone Mary Angerer son Dale Walter and several uncles and aunts. Funeral in St Patrick s church Mount Calvary cemetery burial at Mount Calvary. Teahen funeral home. Funeral for Frank David Archer 723 First St SW died at Oakdale to be held in Moon chapel at 3 30 pm Sunday Reverend James T Stewart. Burial Shueyville Cemetery. Friends may call.
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T E. Jackson
Jackson Grain Company
Harry Wood
Idaho Falls
Paul E. Wood
Mae Gallagher
Henrietta
Mary Leona Bishop
Walter Bishop
Ninth Street
Dave Dale
Nancy Leone
Mary Angerer
Dale Walter
St Patrick's Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Teahen
Frank David Archer
First Street
Oakdale
Moon Chapel
James T. Stewart
Shueyville
Funeral Services for James Lon Ergan Held at St Mary's
Funeral services for James Lon Ergan will be held at St Mary's Church in Williamsburg at 9 30 am Monday led by Rev Thomas O Dowd. Friends may visit Brady Mortuary until 8 am Monday. Burial follows in Marengo Catholic Cemetery. Rosary recited at 7 30 pm Sunday at the mortuary. The federal government employs one of every 16 American workers per estimates.
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Miss Janet Lothian to Wed Leon E Fuller Jr in Cedar Rapids
Marion woman Janet Lothian plans marriage to Leon E Fuller Jr of Chicago on September 28 at First Congregational Church in Cedar Rapids. The Cedar Rapids scene includes bridal party guests Maurene Munger and JJ R Buss, with gifts presented to the bride.
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First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
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Chicago
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Heated Finish In Sight For Kansas City
The Kansas City Blues face a must win as Minneapolis chases the pennant. KC led 3 0 but Milwaukee rallied to tie and a ninth inning Phil Weintraub homer sealed a 4 3 loss. Columbus narrowed the gap by defeating Louisville 6 0. Johnny Marcum won for Toledo 5 1 over Indianapolis. St Paul beat Milwaukee 6 5 in game one. Milwaukee won the second 1 0.
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14 Informations Signed At Iowa City
County Attorney Harold Vestermark said he signed 14 informations and turned them over to Sheriff Don McComas for action next week. He refused to reveal the nature of the informations and McComas did likewise.
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Harold Vestermark
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Steer “Picked Pocket” Returns $100 to Owner
In Butler Pennsylvania a prize steer named Picked Pocket appeared to steal from farmer Max Luthner by pulling a handkerchief containing $150 from his pocket. Luthner recovered $50 from the steer while the animal supposedly added the remaining $100 to its cud.
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MARION AREA CHURCH SERVICES SCHEDULED ACROSS DENOMINATIONS
A roundup of worship times and sermon topics from multiple churches including Marion Baptist St Josephs Catholic Congregational Free Methodist and other local faith communities. Notable items include Rev Inman subject Forsaking All I Take Him and Rev Carter sermon Going on to Perfection with 745 pm services.
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B.ypu
St. Joseph's
T. J McElliott
Vernon H Carter
Young People's Meeting
Raymond C Swisher
Herbert Livingston
M. C. Bidwell
Spring Arbor
Mich
Arthur W Henke
Epworth League
Melvyn Arp
Martha Ann Young
Bonnie Carey
First Presbyterian
C Vv. R. de Jong
Ladies Spiritual Life Group
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Thomas Park
Seventh Day Church of God
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Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B Clyde
Alburnett Methodist
I B Cixdle
Rochester Clinches International League Pennant
The Rochester Red Wings clinched the International league pennant with a 13 to 0 win over the Buffalo Bisons on Friday night in Buffalo New York.
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Missing Items and Services Ads From a Communal Classified Page
A pasted newspaper fragment lists lost and found notices, moving offers, and local service ads. Items include a brown bifold with valuables, a pin, an Irish Setter pup, a camera, mattress and cleaning services, and ride-sharing offers to Portland and Los Angeles with contact numbers and addresses.
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