Reagan Misses Farm Progress Show Big Names Headline
President Reagan cannot attend the Farm Progress Show in Iowa drawing the attention of Cedar Rapids fourth graders who invited him to their Coolidge Elementary class. Gov. Branstad Rep. Tauke and Sec. Block will appear at events while Rex Allen Jr. is slated for the Ford tent.
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al Swegle
S7ette
Reagan
Coolidge
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Cranston
Tom Budd
Farm Progress Publications
Budd
the Gazette
Spiro Agnew
Galesburg
Iowa
Nevada
Farm of State Agriculture
Bob Lounsberry
Terry Branstad
Lounsberry
Tom Tauke
Rrowa
U.S. Agriculture
John Block
Tauke
Iowa Commodities
Longbranch
Ford Tractor
Rex Allen Jr
Midwest markets reflect steady lamb quotes in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids butchers hold steady at 44.50 to 45.50 per hundredweight with prices depending on condition and quality. Mid-America Lamb Processing quotes 100 to 120 head of choice and prime spring lambs, contact Russ Olson in Cedar Rapids, and Stax Wilson Food Lamb Processing lists 44 to 48 per hundredweight with similar quality. Waterloo Ding Co. remains quoted for butchers.
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Cedar Bar Wilson Foods
Cedar Rapids
Mid-America
Consch Russ Olson
Stax Wilson Food
Ray Zamostil
Waterlooding Co
Grain prices mix on Cedar Rapids cash market crops
On a Wednesday Cedar Rapids cash market mixed C R Grain Coto pecs and oats with calves to Cedar Rapids Processors. Prices show various crop contracts rising or falling with Sept, Oct, Dec, and Mar crops posting small gains and soybeans advancing across multiple months. White corn fell slightly as oats held steady and beans climbed, all quoted by Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Tnesday
Market News Update With Livestock And Grain Prices
Federal state market news notes steady to firm undertone in meat and egg markets. Hog and cattle bids ease modestly while beef demand weak to moderate. Iowa grain prices show mixed corn and soybean values. eggs and pork products trade firm to steady with various grade prices listed.
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Federal-State Market News Service
Undertone
Sioux City Livestock Report Cattle and Hogs Slump Amid Mixed Trade
Wednesday cattle trade shows moderate activity with slaughter steers mostly 50 lower and heifers about 1.00 lower. Mixed assortment of steers and heifers at 34.00 to 61.00 per cwt, with Holsteins 51.00 to 56.00 and lighter loads 44.60 to 50.00 for heiferettes. slaughter cows 35.00 to 38.00 with bulls near 49.90 per cwt. Hog prices mostly 1.00 lower with U S 1 and 1 2 1 3 lots: 210 to 370 lb ranges 39.50 to 46.25, boars 34.75 to 25 lower.
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U.S
Lhicago (Ap
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Doy
Prevloy
Simmental wins beef breeding show in Iowa state fair event
Pierre Frey of Seward Illinois led the supreme Simmental heifer to victory in the Cattle Congress youth beef breeding show at Waterloo. Open show champions included Kurt Olson Grand Mound Angus and P Bar C Chianina with multiple reserves. Angie Domer Stanwood claimed Shorthorn honors among others.
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Waterloo
Illinois
Pierre Frey
Seward
Cattle Congress
Brad Jackson
Mechanicsville
Donnie Frye
Knoxville
Iowa
Ill
Bart Elder
West Liberty
Randy Pingel
Latimer
Kara
Kelli Hickman
Marshalltown
David
Doug Cooper
Mondamin
Angie Domer Stanwood
Brenda Hueneke
Bellevue
Chianina
Leah To Putney
Gladbrook
Carolyn Sue Putney
Angus
Kurt
Karen Olson
Grand Mound
Steve Swenka
Oxford
Holly Rudebeck
Buckingham
Aaron Boysen
Wapello
Richard Werner
Sumner
Stueland
Angus and Maximizer Associates
Calamus
Bernard Pedretti
Praire du Chi
Grain and Soybean Prices Jump on USDA Shortfall
Chicago traders vaulted grain and soy futures after a USDA report showed Sept 1 soybean stocks at 387 million bushels, 68 million below prior estimates. Analysts pegged the harvest overestimate at about 2 percent, sending soybeans up 30 cents per bushel and most corn contracts to the limit.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Agriculture Department
USDA
City Briefs Bring Local Offers and Events Across Town
Page 7A highlights include flower shop specials, art and gallery ads, dining deals, a bus trip to a Phillies game, a turtle dinner at Olde Towne Inn, tax payment locations, and various services from piano tuning to chimney cleaning. Multiple local businesses advertise dates, prices, and contact numbers for community residents.
Special Execution and Several Probate and Notice Subitems in Linn County Iowa
Multiple legal notices include a special execution levying real estate to satisfy a $21,186.62 judgment with 11 percent interest, sale scheduled Sept 29 1983. probate proceedings for William L Broulik and Marian Rinard. foreclosure petition against Donald Trostel and Dee Ann Trostel. proof of will without administration for Marian Rinard. tax redemption notice for Cedar Rapids property. and incorporation notice for No Frills Photo Ltd with officers and address in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa District Court
Linn County
Iowa
Jacquelyn Mihm
Jeffrey S. Mihm
Steven L. Mihm
Laurie C Mihm
Bradley A. Mihm
Jocauelyn Mihm
Robert Brnnony
Mihm
Mary Frances Ahern
Mary Frances Mihm
Ronald Lavern Schultz
Julie M. Schultz
Horonstad
New City
Marion
Court House
Cedar Rapids
von Sawyer
Leland Schoon
William Broulik
William L. Broulik
Mildred Broulck Long
Donald D. Trostel
Dee Ann Trostel
Londoe E. Walker
Randolph L Hill
Helene Hill
Donald D Trostel
Sandoe E. Walker
County Recorder
Winfield A. White
White, Stone & Asgaard
Ninth Avenue
P.O. Box
Kenneth L. Perry, Jr
Mary M. Koopman
Lowa
Linn
Low
Marian H Rinard
Marian H. Rinard
Nancy A. Hewitt Fern H. Kanellis
Cedar Rapids Community School District
Oakland Grove
Merle L. Kopel
USDA weighs retroactive crop insurance proposal as drought aid debate lasts
Agriculture Secretary John Block said the department will study a retroactive crop insurance plan to cover uninsured drought losses. He cautioned against expanding aid beyond current programs and noted political pressure from farm state lawmakers during a three hour House Agriculture Committee hearing.
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David Lynch
Washington
U.S. Agriculture
John Block
Block
House Agriculture Committee
Cooper Evans
Iowa
New computer system to speed disaster aid
Agriculture Secretary John Block says a new computer network and extra staff will cut emergency loan processing time for farmers. State offices will order checks directly from the loan finance office in St Louis, speeding delivery from about three weeks to eight or nine days after loan approval.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
John Block
Farmers Home Administration
Loan Finance
St. Louis
Block
East-West Grocery Inc Incorporation Notice Iowa
Notice of incorporation under Iowa Code Chapter 4964. East-West Grocery Inc commences July 7 1983 with perpetual existence and authorized 1000 shares at 100 each. Initial registered office 1556 B Avenue NE Cedar Rapids IA 52402 registered agent Hoak Lee. Directors Ho Rak Lee Cedar Rapids IA. Attorneys Novak Kubicek Rosser Cedar Rapids IA. 500 Higley Building Cedar Rapids IA.
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No Frills Photo Ltd
State of
Iowa
Laura Mary Symmings
Mallory Street
Cedar Rapids
Laura Mary Cummings
Patrick Daniel Cummings
Brenda Marie Cummings
Lisa Marie Cummings
East-West Grocery, Inc
Iowa Business Corporation
B Avenue
Linn County
Hoak Lee
Ho Rak Lee
West Grocery, Inc
Novak, Kubicek & Rosser
Higley
P.O
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Sioux City
Joliet
Simmental
Peck’s
Edgewood
Blairs Ferry Rd
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Peppertree Studios
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Immaculate Conception
Phillies
Olde Towne Inn
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1St Avenue
Kay
Jefferson
New England
Boston
LL Bean
Eddie Bauer
Revenge
Lindale
Boddicker
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