Produce and Livestock Prices Across Markets June 18 1952
Kansas City and St Louis reports show mixed gains and declines across dairy meat and poultry. Butter steady in Chicago while receipts rise. cattle and veal demand varied by region. Population growth noted for the U S with armed forces overseas included in census data.
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Post-Tribune
Jefferson City
Missouri
Uthity
Commercial
Wisconsin
Lougherny
U.S
NaTae Pramas
Eb de Taos
BO Whder
Kansas City
Butterfal
Chicago
Thmerton
Washington
U. 5S
Census Bureau
Funeral set Friday for William Niederwimmer 91 Lohman
William Niederwimmer 91 died Tuesday at his Lohman home. Funeral at St Pauls Lutheran Church Friday morning with burial in church cemetery. Survived by five daughters, three sons, eight grandchildren, nine great grandchildren. Widowed twice, he farmed locally most of life.
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St. Louis
Niederwimmer
Elizabeth Plockberser
Pauline
Laura
Oscar Gemeinhardt
Twohman
Albert
Lotwnan
Ernest
Jeferson City
Robert Niederwimmer
Radio Programs Log Highlights and Schedule
KWOS-FM 55 schedule for June 18 19 1952 lists daily programs and dual operation with KWOS-AM. Notable items include Three Star Berra News in Revue Jack Brite 10 News and boxing bouts dream favorite. Baseball game St Marys vs George Wessel St Joseph’s Mom etc. Names and addresses appear for on-air and live event details.
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Bron Utual
Berra
Jef Beulan
Ivy Galgetureys
Grote
Biorg
Lave Orchestra
Tit Bruins
Musteat
Kwos-Fm
Pam
Kwos-Aiml
Mutual Rec
Hore Farm
Coxtension Farm & Home
Kwos-Am
Names in the News details family illness and travel
Sammy Binkley, 41g month old son of Set and Mrs G Binkley, 308 West Atchison St, is in Barnes Hospital St Louis for treatment. Mrs Dorothy Douglass returns home after visiting her brother J M Pigman in Oklahoma City, Pigman improving after serious illness. Properly processed whale meat is hard to distinguish from beef says the National Geographic Society.
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Sammy Binkley
Set
Mrs
G. Binkley
W. Atchison St
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Dorothy Douglass
West Main St
J. M. Pigman
Oklahoma City
Mr. Pigman
The
National Geographic Society
Announcements from Winckstel and Lohman 1952 notices
Death notices for Winckstel Jefferson City and Niederwimmer Lohman with funeral plans, church services, and burial details. Local business ads for monuments, florists, and memorials, plus bids for city hall projects and public notices in Jefferson City.
Funeral Saturday for Gus Huckstep of Linn
Gus Huckstep 63 of Linn died at St Marys Hospital Jefferson City from internal hemorrhages at 2 21 am Tuesday He was a life insurance agent in Linn for four years active in politics deputy county clerk during the 1930s superintendent of the WEA in the 1930s veteran of World War I DAV and Masons He was master of Linn Masonite Lodge 326 A P and A M born Oct 7 1888 in Linn survived by wife of Linn Steves a brother John Huckstep of St Louis and a sister Mrs John Cooper of Jefferson City Funeral services 2 pm Saturday in Linn with burial in the public cemetery.
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Winckstel
St. Mary's Hospital
Jefferson City
Jn State
Marton Chapel
SS Johns Methodist Church
Linn
Homer K. Morris
Browaside Linn
Linn Lodge
Niederwimmer
Lohman
Steffens
Taln
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
W. Sehladerats
Church Cemetery
Schuberts
Russellville
Gus Huckstep
Huckstep
Distr
WEA
Huckslep
The
Masons
Linn Masonite Lodge
A. P
A. M
J. D
Mary Huckstep
G N
Steves
John
St. Louis
John Cooper
Hue’ Er
St. John Linn
Resident of Tipton Dies in Sedalia
Bewis Foster 52, a resident of Tipton, died in a Sedalia hospital Tuesday morning after a lengthy illness. An industrial engineer in earlier years, he later farmed near Syracuse. Born April 12, 1900 in Morgan County, he was survived by his wife, his mother Mrs. Hela Hoge, a daughter Mrs. Glen Trefers of Kansas City, a son J. D. Foster in the Navy, and church member Mt. Moriah Baptist. Funeral services were planned for Friday at Mt. Moriah Church in Clarksburg.
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Tipton
Damess Bewis Foster
Joan
Foster
Syracuse
Morgan Counts
Hela Hoge
Glen ‘Trefers
Kansas City
J.D. Foster
Mt. Morrah Baptist Church
Sede
Clarksburg
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