Marriage of Harriet Loft to George S Schumacher at Davenport
Mrs Ida Bell announced the marriage of her daughter Harriet to George S Schumacher on Saturday in Davenport followed by a wedding dinner at Henry Rush home. The couple planned a trip to Wisconsin Dells and the World's Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bell
Harriet
George S. Schumacher
Davenport
Henry Rush
Wisconsin Dells
Epworth League
J C Riley
Redhaw
Ohio
Virginia Keil
B. W. Mann
Irene Bishop
Winifred Kelch
Claudine Cook
Ruth Casey
Virginia Osborne
Mrs. Mann
Lucha Rouse
Jean Patterson
Carolyn Bosley
Ethel Thompkins
Betty Scott
Ellen Meyers
Regina Wall
Grace Hohensee
Helen Bishop
Laura Mae Berry
Zoe Shipton
Beth Jenkins
Eilene Shipton
Margaret Dower
Louise Ahrens
Patricia DeSpain
Emma Leisenring
Ramona Simmons
Martha Keller Zahrt
Eudora Ruggenberg
Marguerite Ramsey
Helen Danskin
Marjorie Langlas
Mildred Price
Rosa Furlong
Alice Smoley
Jane DeSpain
Marjorie Frick
Arlene Heller
Madeline Hatter
Jean Ellis
Mary Sue Miller
Maldred
Elizabeth Miller
Jean Casey
Betty Hohensee
Patty Engelbert
Barbara Zentmire
Joyce
Audrey Mary Haughenberry
Helen Patterson
Wheatland Groups Host Receptions and Club Events
The Wheatland PTA held a reception for new teachers in the school with a program by listed members. Various hostesses and committees organized refreshments. Other groups met for social events including the Ladies Cinque club and St Pauls Reformed church Aid society. Junior class members staged a party for freshmen.
Shower Honors Amanda Schanbacher Before Thursday Wedding
At a miscellaneous shower hosted at the Paul Haerther home near Atkins, Amanda Schanbacher was honored ahead of her Thursday wedding to Edwin Schmin ke. Attending were numerous relatives and friends including Mrs Henry Rathje, Mrs George Hoaerther, Mrs Walter Schminke, and many Haerther and Schminke family members.
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Henry Rathje
George Hoaerther
Walter Schminke
Paul Haerther
Atkins
Amanda Schanbacher
Edwin Schminke
Henry Haerther
Louisa
Esther
Henry Schminke
Hilda
Leona
Julius Schanbacher
William Schminke
Margaret Haervee
Lorraine Rinderknecht
Henrike Rinderknecht
Columbus Junction Mrs Ralph Dean Honored by Women’s Club
Mrs Ralph Dean and husband are honored at a church event in Columbus Junction. Readings reference a Presbyterian and Methodist service, a WME class gathering, and a September plans in Louisa County.
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Ralph Dean
Weelesda
Dear
Louisa
WME
Lane
Waprof
Cotunts Jenn
Local Socials and Celebrations Highlight Village Life
Tama Mrs George Wage and Ms Amanda Lifkin were toasts at the ow ners home Tuesday. Stevens read a paper. Clover club entertained Friday at Mrs Jo Roginson's home. Readings by Mae Fussd Sires. Betty Jean Finsen marked her eighth birthday with family and friends including Miss Ruth Abbott who departs for Grinnell College soon.
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George Wage
Amanda Lifkin
Tuesda
Mass
Tee Stevens
Nareth Ruee
Tucson
Arvona Mo i Wood
Grinnell
Collest
Little Theater
Camp Fire
Vera Mr Kinney
Olson couple celebrated silver wedding anniversary
About two hundred relatives and friends gathered at the Martin Olson home southeast of Newhall to mark the silver wedding anniversary. Rex Carlson presented a silver purse on behalf of the group. Distants guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Holland and Mr and Mrs Simon Skoovaard, Inwood, among others.
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Martin Olson
Newhall
Rex Carlson
Louis Holland
Simon Skoovaard
Inwood
Olin Sorosis Club Holds First Meeting of Year
Olin Sorosis club met at Mrs Lulu Alexander home with Mrs Jessie Cripps assisting. Officers named: Enid Lawson president, Edna Morland vice president, Etta Taylor treasurer, Audry McCormick secretary. American Legion auxiliary held school of instruction at Mrs Reva White home with instructor Mrs Lucy Tomlinson of Eldridge. Representatives from Linn, Jackson, Scott, Dubuque and Clinton counties attended. Methodist Ladies Aid hosted church reception for Rev Earl Hodgkin and Olin consolidated school teachers led by Supt Elma Rohwedder and H E Irons. Ladies quartet performed with Mesdames Mable First, Bessie Strait, Ella Rohwedder, I H Hasper, Audry McCormick, Lara Stingley and Faith Macomber at piano. A surprise shower honoring bride Mrs Clarence Taylor was held at the Taylor parents’ home.
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Sorosis Club
Lulu Alexander
Jessie Cripps
Enid Lawson
Edna Moreland
Etta Taylor
Audry McCormick
American Legion Auxiliary
Reva White
Lucy Tomlinson
Eldridge
Linn
Jackson
Scott
Dubuque
Clinton
Methodist
Ladies Aid
Earl Hodgkin
Olin Consolidated School
Elma Rohwedder
H E. Irons
Sif Haspers
Given Tudor
Mesdames Mable
Bessie Strait
Ella Rohwedder
I H. Haspers
Lara Stingley
Faith Macomber
Mary Ellen Hodge
Clarence Taylor
Fred Taylor
Ossian Hosts Bridge and Luncheon Social Stroll
Mrs Arthur Gunderson hosted a bridge gathering with numerous guests including Mrs Mary Gunderson and Mrs Della Knutson. Prizes went to Mrs Bartheme and Miss Nereson. Lutheran Ladies Aid lunch was at the church with Mesdames Mosby Johnson Hendrickson Schweinuerus hosting. Catholic Daughters met at club rooms with honors in bridge awarded to Mrs Frank Klein and in five hundred to Mrs Mary Hemsath.
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Arthur Gunderson
Bridge
Mary Gunderson
GF. Gunderson
Della Knutson
H J. Ettledorf
J A Juen
J V. Wagner
M J Klein
Andrew Barthlome
B J Eimers
F A. Figge
Eleanor Ettledorf
Frances Wagner
Marjory Nereson
Paula Kuenkle
Bartheme
Nereson
Andrew Mosby
Steen Johnson
Ole Hendrickson
William Schweinerus
Calamus Cardinal Patrol Hosts Girl Scouts Evening
Calamus The Cardinal patrol entertained the Girl Scouts Tuesday at Antoinett Fuller’s home. Elsie Winkle led a report. Blackeyed Susan patrol set to entertain next at Virginia White’s home. Methodist Ladies Aid met Tuesday in the church with Mrs Howard Andersen and Mrs Charles Andersen as hostesses. Embroidery club met Thursday with Mrs Frank Butterfield. South Auxiliary club hosted by Mrs Jack Hayes on Wednesday. North Auxiliary club met Wednesday at Mrs Tom O'Neil's home. Prizes awarded in contests to several members including Mrs L S Gage, Mrs Hy Andersen, Mrs Ed Burnette, Mrs E Reynolds, Mrs Ed Eden, and Mrs E C Timm.
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Cardinal Patrol
Antoinett Fuller
Elsie Winklemen
Susan
Virginia White
Methodist Ladies Aid
Howard Andersen
Charles Andersen
Embroidery Club
Frank Butterfield
Jack Hayes
South Auxiliary Club
L. S. Gage
Hy Andersen
North Auxiliary Club
Harmony class meeting in Shellsburg hosted by Bender and Heath
The September Presbyterian Harmony class gathering took place at the Shellsburg church with Mrs. Harry Bender and Mrs. Harry Heath as hostesses. Mrs. William DeFoe teaches the class. Honor guests included Horace Lindsey and his daughter with Robert Thompson of Omaha and the Cliff Thompson family of Newhall, plus S M Thompson and W O Penrose households hosting dinners. Other guests were local relatives including Mrs Lindsey, Mrs Thompson, and Mrs W O Penrose, daughters of the late Rev John Thompson of Shellsburg.
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Presbyterian Harmony
Harry Bender
Harry Heath
William DeFoe
Horace Lindsey
Robert Thompson
Omaha
Cliff Thompson
Newhall
S M Thompson
W O Penrose
Lindsey Chif Thompson
John Thompson
Shellsburg
Littletown Meeting Led by Local Singers at Rev and Mrs PB’s
Community gathering at the home of Rev and Mrs PB Be re ed with singing led by Vasa Pewaer Tore. Participants included Mrs DFR Werem and Mano M,'ton Siveg with Beceem Cee and other unnamed attendees.
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Pery
Wesdayry
PB BE
Vasa Pewaer Tore
Dfr
Ton Siveg
Beceem
Cee Svenson
Meeting and leadership changes at MOM club
A meeting set for Meph 22 at Mrs Mune Adkins home to elect officers for the MOM club. Mrs W Revtter elected president with Mrs Wilbur Marvin as secretary. Mrs C F Ankins serves as president and Mrs Everets Wooas as first vice.
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Mra Mune
Oi Adkins
MOM Club
W Revtter
Wilbur Marvin
American Legion Auxiliary
Weeresdal
C F Ankins
E.ee EU
Everets Wooas
Poweshiek DAR Officers and reports noted
President Mrs D J Muckler and officers listed include second vice president Mrs John Carter secretary Mrs Arthur Robison treasurer Mrs Phillip Garrigan chaplain Mrs John Reid historian Mrs Harley Binegar sergeant at arms Mary Bradley Grace Woods and Mrs George Mooers Executive board members Mrs Grant Inman Mrs Philip Garrigan and Edna Branley presented reports Consti tution Day dinner hosted by Mrs J Friend and Mrs FR Porter at the home of Mrs Friend Grinnell Rebekahs plan annual fall potluck supper at I O O F hall Tuesday at 6 15 pm
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D. J. Muckler
John Carter
Arthur Robison
Phillip Garrigan
John Reid
Harley Binegar
Mary Bradley
Grace Woods
George Mooers
Grant Inman
Philip Garrigan
Edna Branley
J . Friend
FR. Porter
Poweshiek
Friend
Grinnell Rebekahs
Women group officers elected at Wiley home event
Mrs Thomas Wiley and Mrs Guy Whitson hosted the American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Wiley home. Elected officers include Mrs E Fisher president, Mrs Donald Mee Kee vice president, Mrs Guy Whitson second vice president, Mrs David W Hyde secretary, Mrs Thomas Wiley treasurer, Mrs John Edwards historian, Mrs Peter Wilson chaplain, and Mrs Andrew Kuhn sergeant at arms. The M O H club met with new officers announced. The R A E club opened season with officers named and members listed.
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Thomas Wiley
Guy Whitson
American Legion Auxiliary
Wiley Home
E . Fisher
Donald Mee-Kee
David W Hyde
John Edwards
Peter Wilson
Andrew Kuhn
D W Hyde
M. O . H. Club
Mesdames
Leah Bare Maude Booth
Mae Gardner
Bella Graves
Helen Graves
Mable King
Maggie Kuhn
Exa Kint
Kate Laughlin
Abe Listebarger
Addie McCalley
Etta Shackleford
Lulu Stankard
Cora E. Vawter
Fern Horak
Juhn Kuhn
Myrtle McCalley
Davidene McGinnis
Mariette Winsoe
Donald Sorenson
Luella Bare
Floy Hyde
Mabel King
R.A . E. Club
William Donnelly
Hattie Hamblin
A . Nelson
M C. Motte
L. W Rosa
M.go
Klatter Klub Hosts Evening at Mrs Murphy Home
Rowley Homer township residents attended a Klatter Klub circle at Mrs J E Murphy s home on Thursday with guests including Mrs Carl Gates Mrs Milo Broeffle and Mrs Fred Elridge. Dinner guests nearby included families of Independence Oelwein and Center Point along with Walker and a reception for newlyweds Lloyd Grover.
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Klatter Klub
Homer Township
J E. Murphy
Carl Gates
Milo Broeffle
Fred Elridge
Frank Heisserman
Jack Cahill
Independence
John Fortier
Ethel Cahill
Oelwein
F. Heisserman
E. F. Fairchild
Walker
Ezra Cahill
Eva
Center Point
Wilbur Crawford
Raymond Hare
Lloyd Grover
L. D Wallace
Troy Mills Social Notes Highlight Local Club Activities
Mrs Jennie Butterfield and Mrs Amber Carson hosted the Methodist Ladies Aid at the Carson home with officers elected including Ruth Howe as president and May Fay as vice president and C Rowe as secretary treasurer. Gertie Long hosted a gathering for Nina Carson Joseph Kint A J Jeffries May Fay and Sarah Walton. Carl Walton celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary with friends. Troy Mills Community garden club met at Mrs William Treichler’s home.
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Jennie Butterfield
Amber Carson
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Carson
A. J Jeffries
C. N. Rowe
Ruth Howe
May Fay
C . Rowe
Zella Pugn
Ruth Rowe
Evelyn Dudley
Nola Walton
Gertie Long
Nina Carson
Joseph Kint
A J. Jeffries
Sarah Walton
Carl Walton
Troy Mills Community Garden Club
William Treichler
Riverside Senior Needie Club Visits Washington Event
Riverside senior group motored to Washington to be entertained at Mrs. Ernest Salladay home now in Washington. Guests from Riverside included Mrs. Ed Ford and several members. meeting attendees listed among local residents and names. A future meeting was planned at Mrs. Salladay’s home with a schedule of coming events and speakers.
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Washington
Ernest Salladay
Riverside
Ed Ford
Claude Flynn
Carl Craig
Clair Flynn
William O'Loughlin
C W Ingram
CV. Dautremont
R. H Heitzmann
Joan Knittel
J J Reardon
H F Pogge
Fannie Barnaaiter
Frank Lafourek
Bias Carrie Iden
William Griffe
Joseph Stransky
Heer Breade
al Walton
Karel
Cern
Pamara Boarek
Alan Frost
Faerin
Leona
James Veaseiy
Karel 'Ha
Newt
Ortowee
Grey Magia Peenan Wale Min Hosts Chapter Officers
In a prep meeting of O F and ryote held in Oclwein on Monday, officers were installed including Noble prand ot Care Sere vicegrand Mee Mue Cliath co secretary Mra Pareae Toern financial secretary Awe fu bridge treasurer Vee Metis Cyate chaplain Mrs Perel fteeitr osarden Mrs Emma rep Mere Bate Dow. Mrs Arthur Haren of Gree will provide guidance and Mrs Claire Taylor will serve as Electa.
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Magia Peenan
Aare
Lilie Ege Welresaa
Cliath
Pareae
Toern
Oe Awe Fu
Vee
Metis Cyate
Perel
Oclwein
Ary
Oly
Saralon
Arthur Haren
Gree
Aeecort
Claire Taylor
Electa
Clutter Mies Marie Ledl Weds Frank Mareda Jr in Clutter
Marie Ledl of Clutter near Buckingham became the bride of Frank Mareda Jr of Clutter last week at Immaculate Conception Church. Rev Thomas Vopatek officiated with Miss Bessie Mareda as bridesmaid and Vince Novotny as best man. Mrs Mareda studied in Cedar Rapids and Clutter and worked in Cedar Rapids and Chicago.
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Mies Marie Ledl
Buckingham
Frank Mareda Jr
Clutter
Immaculate Conception
Thomas Vopatek
Bessie Mareda
Vince Novotny
Mareda
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Delhi Silver Lake Garden Club Holds Tuesday Meeting
The Delhi Silver Lake Garden club met at Miss Opal Wilson’s home on Tuesday. Officers elected include President Mayme Barker and Secretary Nellie Holtzman. Committees named cover program, flower, entertainment, auditing, transportation, garden, and membership with several members listed. The next gathering is set for Tuesday September 26 at Mrs. J. W. Hartman’s home.
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Silver Lake Garden Club
Opal Wilson
Mayme Barker
Laura Fuller
Stella Bartsche
Jennie Holden
A. A. Schmidt
Fred Bartsche
Ira White
Jay Reid
Donald Holdridge
J. W. Rimmer
James King
F. E. Hare
J P. Holden
W .A. Toomer
J P Holden
A N. Billings
E. G. Adams
Cynthia Fisher
Nellie Holtzman
J. W. Hartman
Manning Kassel wed in Decorah on Sept 8
Decorah Reginald A Manning son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Manning Burr Oak and Alice Frances Kassel daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Kassel Waukon were married in Decorah on Sept 8.
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Reginald A Manning
Benjamin Manning
Burr Oak
Alice Frances Kassel
Harry Kassel
Waukon
Decorah
Keokuk County Home Project Women Train at Sigourney
Delta Five local readers led by Mrs. Gordon Beman and fellow Warren township Farm Bureau members attended a Monday training school for home project women hosted at the O. H. Turner residence in Sigourney Keokuk County.
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Gordon Beman
M. G. Augustine
George Dickson
John Crew
J. J. Williams
Warren Township
Local Club Meetings Reported in Hopkinton
Hopkinton social notes list the Ibid Bridge club hosted by Mrs. C S Morton Monday. Embroidery club gathered at Mrs Kate Dolly’s home Thursday. Presbyterian Missionary society met at Mrs Marshall Neil’s Wednesday. Mrs David Smith and Mrs Brownell served as hostesses. Misses Minnie Lizzie and Hattie Anderson hosted the Re formed Presbyterian Missionary society Wednesday. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting postponed to September 27.
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C.S Morton
Embroidery Club
Kate Dolly
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Marshall Neil
David Smith
Brownell
Minnie
Lizzie
Hattie Anderson
Reformed Presbyterian Missionary Society
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
What Cheer Baptist Philathea Meets In Home And Club Notes
What Cheer The Baptist Philathea class met Tuesday in the home of Dr Linnie Carver with Mrs. Anna Dixon as hostess. The Sew and So club met with Mrs. Roy Lockard Wednesday. PEO members motored to Rose Hill Tuesday and were entertained by Mrs. Villa Strongfellow. Freshman class members entertain the sophomores at a wiener roast Tuesday at the high school. Miss Mildred Patterson freshman sponsor and Paul Bollinger sophomore sponsor attended. The Thimble Circle met with Mrs. Eva Showman Friday.
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Baptist Philathea
Linnie Carver
Anna Dixon
Roy Lockard
Rose Hill
Villa Strongfellow
Mildred Patterson
Paul Bollinger
Thimble Circle
Eva Showman
Rebekah lodge hosts annual mother-daughter banquet
The Postville event took place at IOO F hall on Thursday with the Presbyterian Ladies Aid society serving dinner, marking the lodge’s traditional gathering.
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Rebekah Lodge
Ioo F, Hall
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
B and P W club dinner and installation at Hotel Columbia
Grundy Center members of the B. and P. W. club met Tuesday at Hotel Columbia for a dinner. Twenty one new members were installed. Dr. Prudence Ponsler, president last year, gave a report on the national convention. Miss Ruth Dodd won high score at bridge.
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B. and
P W
Hotel Columbia
Prudence Ponsler
Ruth Dodd
Hawkeye Windsor East ern Star meets with refreshments
Hawkeye Windsor chapter No. 446 Eastern Star will meet Thursday. Refreshments will be served by Mesdames Ward Jones L. W. Solis and Grant Cumming. Friends surprised H F Hauth on his birthday at his home Wednesday. Guests included Mr and Mrs T. N. Walsh Mr and Mrs W. E. Walsh L. H Hauth John and Mrs Matilda Sorg Mrs Julia Houth and Hazel Stapel.
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Windsor
Eastern Star
Mesdames Ward Jones
L. W. Solis
Grant Cumming
H F Hauth
T. N. Walsh
W. E. Walsh
L. H Hauth
John
Matilda Sorg
Julia Houth
Hazel Stapel
IYT Club Meet At Mrs Dawson’s Home
Mrs Norma Dawson hosted the IYT club on Tuesday afternoon with guest Miss Ethel Wright of Des Moines. Mrs Roy Burdine reported a book, and Mr and Mrs John Axmear and Mr Will Rah arranged a surprise party for Mr Rah on his birthday Wednesday evening. Ed Pry and Russell Jarvis won bridge prizes.
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Norma Dawson
IYT Club
Ethel Wright
Des Moines
Roy Burdine
Will Rah
John Axmear
Rah
Ed Pry
Russel Jarvis
Sleep ing sickness death in Storm Lake prompts health alert
Mrs Jack Leedom died in Storm Lake from what doctors called sleep ing sickness, first case in area. City health officer Dr E F Smith and state health official Dr Carl Jordan act to prevent spread. Funeral for Mrs Duncan at 2 pm at Methodist church with Rev R C Jerrel. interment West Liberty cemetery. Mrs Duncan born Oct 13 1856 in Pennsylvania, moved to Tipton 32 years ago. survived by husband and daughter Mrs Dice of West Liberty.
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Storm Lake
Jack Leedom
E F Smith
Carl Jordan
State Health Department
Tipton
Duncan
Methodist Episcopal Church
R C Jerrel
West Liberty Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Dice
West Liberty
Saturday Markets Return to Normal Hog Prices in Chicago
The Friday livestock price spike faded Saturday as hog top prices fell to 4.70 with a 3.75 average in Chicago. Across markets, receipts totaled 40,150 hogs, cattle and sheep activity varied by city, with East Buffalo and East St. Louis reporting steady to lower trades and Pittsburgh showing mixed demand.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Produce Markets Chicago Chicago
API butter receipts 12 436 steady market unchanged eggs receipts 6344 steady market unchanged poultry live no cars in receipts 26 trucks steady hens 4 lbs up under 42 lbs dlc leshorn broilers 9c heavy white spring ducks 10 3c potatoes receipts 112 on track 241 total U S shipments 695 supplies liberal demand trading moderate market slightly weaker sacked per cwt Wisconsin round whites U S S No 1 1 75 mostly around 175 unclassified 1556 165 Minnesota round whites U S No 1 160 170 partly traded 1456 71 55 Idaho Washington russets U S No 1 2050 2 20 Colorado Triumphs U S No 1 210 6 2 20
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Advances In Gold And Silver Give Grain Sharp Boost
A broad buying surge in all grains sent wheat up nearly 4 cents to about $1 a bushel. News of NRA code talks with soft coal operators, rising gold and silver futures, and hints of U S credit to Russia inflated markets while Canada’s export pace and prairie rains pressured grain quality. In Chicago cash grain prices, No 1 red wheat quoted near 91 3 4 cents, corn around 49 75 50 cents, oats about 37 42 39 cents, with several cereals and seeds moving higher amid strong buying.
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Chicago
British Exchange
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Prairie
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Dakotas
Nebraska
Chicago Livestock Prices Ease and Gains Mixed Across Classes
Chicago cattle receipts total about 6,000 with fat steer prices around 5.25 to 5.50 per cwt. Fat steers mostly $450 down, light yearling steers around 6.75, heifers near 5.60. Sheep receipts near 16,600 with feeding lambs firm and top natives around 7.50 to 7.85, hog receipts about 15,000 with most hogs 41 to 44 per cwt, government pigs influence heldovers about 3,000.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
Dept. Agriculturei
Ateady
Priday
Iowa Hog Prices Fall Across Regions in AP Report
Prices for hogs across Mason City Waterloo Ottumwa and Des Moines show declines from 10 to 20 cents with various weight ranges quoted. Receipts at interior yards and packing plants totaled 24 300 hogs, down from a week ago and a year earlier, amid slow trading and uneven demand.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Good Packers
Minnesota
Hogs Weaken on Local Market Prices Drop
Local market hog prices weakened Saturday with all grades slipping about 10 cents. Prime top fell to 3.90. Good to choice 130 190 pounds priced at 4.00 to 7.76. Sheep market shows spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds around 47.5 to 57.5. Buck lambs listed at about 1.00.
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Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed on Grains and Produce
Local listings show grain prices for wheat oats rye barley corn and hay with varying values. Livestock and poultry rates include heavy hens light hens leghorn hens and heavy springs with price ranges, plus eggs oranges lemons apples and pears and oysters by quantity.
Iowa cities seek federal funds for sewage treatment plants
Des Moines AP report notes nearly twenty towns applied for federal public works money to build or expand sewage treatment facilities and disposal plants. Funds totaling over 3 million dollars are sought. State health and fish and game commissions urge use of funds for pollution controls. Cedar Rapids, Waterloo among large cities taking steps. Des Moines and Cedar rivers areas plan further projects. Mechanicville Sunday school convention set for Oct 2 in Cedar county.
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Town
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Cedar Rapids
Impossibly broad classifieds lure with World Fair tour offer
A cluttered Want Ads page offers a $25 reward for information leading to arrests for immoral or fraudulent use, plus numerous travel, product and job listings. It sells tours to the World’s Fair, hobbies, clothing, equipment, and employment ads, with small print details and contact numbers scattered through.
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Scheer
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Cedar Rapids Knitting Co
2Nd St
Vincent’s Pen Hospital
Bever
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
16Th Ave
Kenwood
Beauty Shop Ads and Services in Local Papers
A compilation of beauty shop promotions, perm specials, and related services from various businesses. Advertises permanent waves, facial treatments, lash dye, and facials with dial phone contacts. includes furnishing and roofing ads and general hauling offerings as well as cutlery sewing services. Mentions NRA membership and multiple shop names and numbers.
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Geist Barber and
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la Vogue
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10Th St
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Thomas
Hollywood
Libbie Kudana
Madeline Beauty Shop
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E. C. Krause
H. J. Glaza
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Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
New
Paris Capes
Jane
Pocketpax
Merchant Disc Mart
PRUAL
Agricultural College
Beauty
Paris Academy of Beauty
Business Services
Russell's
Eae Ie
Fruite _land Heights
Chrysler
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!