Hogs Stable to Higher Amid Mixed Midwest Livestock Quotes
Chicago market notes hog prices steady to ten cents higher as 6,000 Monday carryover plus 17,000 more arrivals push momentum. Early purchases run 4.30 to 4.35 with a top around 4.50 for 200 to 260 pound hogs, while packing sow prices gain on light weights. Cattle and sheep trade shows varied bids with steadier hogs and higher sheep, natives 7.75 to 8.25 per head for finishers. western lambs near 6.25 to 7.25 in limited action.
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Chicago
Aidling T. No. Ts
Helb
Ono
Wts
Omaha
St. Louis
Cess
Bian
Wits
Lambs. Cos
Hog price ranges shown for Iowa hog markets in Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Mason City
The report lists no change from Monday in Ottumwa hog quotes across weight ranges 140 to 350 pounds with prices from 2.50 to 3.80. Cedar Rapids Mason City Waterloo and Des Moines market figures cover similar hog weights and herd prices plus corn notes 49 cents for No 2 yellow.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Packer
Cedar Rapids
Market Report on Agricultural Commodities and Shipments
Agricultural markets show slow trading and uneven, mostly steady prices for items from Sosertur and Minnesota. Prices per hundredweight range with light loading and some weight shrinkage noted. bulk transactions influence the latest station quotes and shipments are adjusted for quotas.
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Wong
Chicago Livestock Receipts Steady to 10 Cents Upswing
AP report notes U S a J receipts at 15 000 head including 4 000 direct market cattle with prices steady to 10 cents higher amid mixed demand in Chicago markets.
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Chicago Livestock
Market Rundown for Poultry Cattle and Sheep Goods
Local grocers report mixed wholesale prices with hens at 6 to 8 cents, heavy poultry around 4 to 4.40 per pound, and cattle receipts totaling about 6,000 head with broader declines in heavier steers. Sheep receipts near 7,000 head show a slight uptick in native and western stock with lambs and yearlings trading at varied rates.
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Poulzey
Bute
Omaha Livestock Prices Mix as Cattle, Hogs See Gains
Livestock receipts total 8 500 hogs with prices 5 to 10 cents higher as demand remains active. Hogs top at 4 10 per 220 to 230 pounds while lighter weights sell between 3 60 and 4 00. Cattle receipts run 7 000 with slaughter cattle slow and prices uneven. good shipping steers bring 6 00 to 6 40 and fed heifers 5 00 to 5 50, cows and bulls weaker. Sheep and lambs show mixed gains with early bids for lambs around 7 00 to 7 25 and yearlings 5 00 to 5 75 while lamb feeding prices range 6 10 to 6 50.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S
Ee Sea
Chicago AP Poultry and Butter Prices Mixed on Supplies
Live poultry receipts 41 truckloads steady with hens leghorn roosters and turkeys priced in cents per pound. Butter receipts 12 234 tubs weak with various creamery grade prices. Potatoes on track and U S shipments slow with Idaho Nebraska New Jersey New York Pennsylvania round whites listed by U S No 1 prices. closing futures noting storage standards and October contracts.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Idaho
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Market Report: Butter Cheese and Poultry Prices
New York butter receipts reach 20 320 titbs with a weak tone while creamery butter gains over 20 percent to 21 c. extra scores 20 c, first 18 14 20 percent. Cheese receipts total 397 898 lbs and prices firm with varied classifications. Dressed poultry remains steady to firm with duck prices at 11 14c and 14 half to 15c for frozen stock.
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New York
Minneapolis Flour Prices Steady Amid Trading
Minneapolis AP reports flour shipments steady in Minneapolis with 16 396 barrels moved. Pure Bran held at 19.00 to 19.50 dollars per barrel while Standard Middlings traded between 20.00 and 20.50 dollars.
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Minneapolis Frour
Minneapolis
Minn
New York Stocks Mixed As Warner Leads Minor Gains
New York stocks show modest movement with Warner leading at 71¼, Alleghany advancing 5 percent, West & Mfg up to 41¼ and Woolworth at 441/2 as traders watch earnings and market signals.
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Warner
West & Mfg
Woolworth
Grains Rally Follows Late Slump Amid Market Drift
Grains slumped then recovered with modest gains at close as cotton weakness and hedging sales of wheat at Winnipeg pressured prices. Traders noted larger volume and a nervier tone, while reports of Roosevelt economic talks lent some optimism. Wheat slipped but finished near Monday, corn edged down, oats declined, and provisions fell from earlier highs.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Roosevelt
Chicago grain and feed prices from AP report
The AP column lists current market quotes for wheat corn oats rye barley and related products in Chicago. Prices shown include No 1 hard wheat 98 cents per bushel No 2 hard 97 97 2 97 cents No 3 97 cents yellow corn 53 54 cents No 2 yellow 50 cents and other varieties and seed rates for Timothy Cover and Loose Lard and Beef goods with mixed figures throughout.
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Chicago
Columbus Junction Social Notes Mixed with Visits and Reunion Plans
A Columbus Junction update lists local gatherings and visitors including Mrs C N Johnston and guests at Columbus City, Ells fish fry attendees from Muscatine, and travelers from Chicago and Washington. It notes the Bliven family reunion set for Aug 20 at Columbus Chautauqua park and lists officers F G McCullough and Roy Aringdale.
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Columbus Junction
C. J. Bollenbach
George
Alvah Williams
Henry Dietrich
Jeanette
B. B. Wilson and
Chicago
Joe Church
Harry Church
LE. Duncan
John Hocke
Muscatine
E. A. Leonhard
Emrys Davis
Crawfordsville
Noah Gage
David Gage
Flossie, Letts
Fred Wagner
Paul
Fred Hawkins
Cordelia Hawkins
Ward Fuller
Glenn
Eve Bayless Leaves for New York On Wedding Night
Eve Bayless travels alone on the train to New York for a business trip for Bixbys store after marrying Dick. She fears leaving him and hopes he will forgive her, while a mysterious man with two girls rides the same train. The night ends with a hopeful prayer for their future.
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Freda Carter
Eve
Irene Prentiss
Dick Goodby
New York
Eve Bayless
Bixby’s
Johnson Renews Warning to Business
The plan seeks to persuade employers to sign individual wage and hour agreements, with public hearings to refine codes before permanent adoption. The drive aims to create 5,000,000 new jobs by Labor Day amid employer pushback and a broader effort by local groups.
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National Conciliation Board
Senator Wagner
New York
Europe
Leo Wolman
Century of Progress visit ends on Sunday evening
The narrator finishes a weeklong stay at the Century of Progress turning away Sunday evening after a period of exhibition viewing and reflections.
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Century of Progress
Stocks Edge Up Amid Mixed Market Tone
New York stocks rose modestly as grains and cotton irregularities limited early gains. Major movers included National Distillers and U S Industrial, with Homestake Mining up sharply. however overall activity dwindled after the government cotton report, with declines in wheat, corn, and oats. Bond markets were irregular and the dollar eased in foreign exchange.
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New York
Chicago
U. S
McIntyre Porcupine
Alaska Juneau
American Can
Westinghouse
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Case Threshing
du Pont
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Goodyear
U. S. Steel
Industrial Rayon
Liggett and Myers B
New York Milk Strikers Brace for Battles Across Farms
In a bitter clash over the classified price system, about 15 000 strikers in New York milk counties threaten to withhold supply until the state milk control board acts. Protests erupted in Camden and Chittenango with can dumps, damaged trucks, and injuries to Henry Oatman and Bryan Marehood as guards clashed with demonstrators.
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New York State
State Milk Control Board
Empire Dairymen’s Association
Milk Board
Dairymen’s League
Sheffield Producers
Syracuse
N. Y
Spirit
New York
Camden
Chittenango Station
Chittenango
Henry Oatman
Verona
Bryan Marehood
Higginsville
Local Visits and Gatherings Around High Prairie and Area
High Prairie Mrs. Myrtle Richards of Des Moines visits Mrs. C. T. McCabe. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Phillips host relatives and friends Sunday with Elden Vanatta, Junior Potter, Claude Dickey, Clarence Hives, and others attending. Cedar Rapids visitors Clarence Durfee and Arthur Schetzer joined Blanche Sharbandy returning with them. Leland Dickey visits Stuart Phillips. YMC A leader B H Gallaher leads church services as Rev. William Slack tours Terre Haute Indiana. Special music by Gallaher and Clarence Pilgrim of Muscatine.
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Myrtle Richards
Des Moines
C. T. McCabe
C. J. Phillips
Elden Vanatta
Junior Potter
Illinois City
Claude Dickey
Atalissa
Clarence Hives
High Prairie
Clarence Durfee
Arthur Schetzer
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Hoopes
Blanche Sharbandy
Lost Lady's Bulova Wrist Watch
A Bulova wrist watch belonging to a lady is missing since Sunday. A reward is offered, with inquiries directed to the journal for information.
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Inquire
E” Journal
Forty Ninth Anniversary Of Letts Church Observed
The Letts U B church marked its forty ninth anniversary with morning worship led by Bishop Statton and special numbers by local musicians. A large crowd attended a bas ment dinner with over one hundred participants followed by an afternoon program and communion service. The article recounts church history from 1884 through the present, naming early pastors and the move to the current location, plus a long list of attendees from Muscatine and neighboring towns.
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Letts
Letts U. B
Martha Winters
Bishop Statton
Statton
Ira B. Hawley
Boston
Hawley
Gruber
Suckow
Sunkel
Letts A. B
Shellabarger Hall
B. F. Rhinehart
Richard Collier
T. D. Adams
M. E. Church
W. W. Wagner
John Seiger
E. Shellabarger
Isaae Epperly
Harry Kephard
Bishop Kephard
John Geiger
Chas. Furnace
Morgan
W. G. Shellabarger
Jamison
Cooper
Hulse
Svenkel
Donnie Minton
C. O. Winters
Kansas City
Kas
Suenkel
Merana
Hawkins
Wapello
Laura Garret Buttler
Omaha
Neb
Marian Phegley
Moline
Ill
Londa Phegley
Donaldson
Helen Hendrix
Ottwan
Jack
Bob Silvemen
Glen McCulley
Grandview
Fairall
Leo Hart
Leo Hawkins
Herbert Herwig
Clara Herwig
Harry Meeker
Vera Mae Dodder
Awbrey
Don Nicholson
Neva Hendrix
Irene Terry
Mary Pacely
Helen Dale
Clara Pacely
Stella Macher
Muscatine
Zear
H. Neff
Elmer Neff
Frank Neff
Anna Marian
Ike Neff
William Allred
Ben Neff
Onita
Wayland
R. Hendil
J. Gabriel
Miss Tell
Columbus City
Suchow
Walter Shellabarger
Earnest Meeker
Carl Warnstaff
Charles Warnstaff
Oyman
Ralph Davis
Legler
J. Lee
Jenny Carrol
Mise
Alice Chandler
Mildred ‘Snooks
J. Tomfelt
Townsley
William Idle
Picnic Attendees Include Foster Family and Guests
In Illinois at the Elden Vanatta home Mr and Mrs Frank Foster and daughters Francnes and Shirley Miss Doris and Wayne Eiichel berger and Mrs William Foster attended a picnic at Weed Park Sunday Miss Ruth Green of Grandview is visiting at the home of Miss Ermas Rann
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Elden Vanatta
Illinois
Frank Foster
Fracnces
Shirley
Doris
Wayne Eiichelberger
William Foster
Weed Paek
Ruth Green
Grandview
Ermas Rann
New York Bonds Show Slight Improvement With Irregular Tone
The bond market edged higher in spots with transport loans leading gains in Santa Fe, Baltimore and Ohio, Allegheny, Chicago & Northwestern, New York Central, and Erie. Prime issues rose modestly while U S governments held firm and utilities and Industrials mixed. Foreign trades remained uneven with light volume.
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New York
Santa Fe
Baltimore and Ohio
Allegheny Corporation
Chicago & Northwestern
New York Central
Erie
American Telephone
U. S
International Telephone
Postal Telegraph
United States Rubber
Texas Corporation
Western Union
Foreign Department
Sheriff's sale of Muscatine County lands in 1933 notice
A Special Execution directs sale of described real estate in Muscatine County Iowa to satisfy a judgment for George Nugent. The property includes the south half of the northwest quarter and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 25 town 78 north range 1 east. Sale set September 9 1933 at the Muscatine Court House between 9 am and 4 pm.
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Muscatine County
State of
Iowa
Charley Ehrecke
Elwine Ehrecke
Friedrich BE
Ehrecke
Margaret E. Ehrecke
Edward C. Ehrecke
Bernice Ehrecke
M. J. Lindle
Emma Lindle
George Daut
Henry Hamerlinch
Court House
City of
Muscatine
Township 78
George Nugent
Sale
A. m. Muscatine
Eeacate Cou County
Notice of Closure for First National Bank of Muscatine
The First National Bank of Muscatine in Muscatine Iowa closes its affairs all note holders and creditors must present notes and claims for payment dated July 8 1983 E E Bloom cashier.
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First National Bank of
Dora Gregory In District Court Notice Muscatine Iowa
Dora Gregory appears in the District Court of Iowa in Muscatine County. The notice records a court action or filing involving her, with proceedings to be determined by the court. Further specifics are not provided in the readable fragment.
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District Court of
Iowa
Muscatine County
Dora Gregory
Martin Il. Qenant ‘Endant
Martin L. Gregory
District Court of Iowa
Court House
Muscatine
F. L. Bihimeier
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