Cattle Market Holds Steady Amid Strong Beef Demand
Chicago reports cattle trading sustaining day-earlier gains as beef demand remains firm. Prices for yearlings and steers rise toward 12 dollars, with about 34,000 head on the market and packing houses billing 534 cattle direct. Hog prices recover modestly, light hogs active at 11.15 to 11.25, but butchers and sows hinder trade amid 6,000 holdovers and 18,000 head on offer.
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Chicago
Nebraska Westerns
Snetey Bhbors Sesooe O
Aeccas
Ee Soneer Besse
Hell
Edese
Iowa Hog Prices Across Town Markets Reported
The Associated Press lists hog price ranges by market: Cedar Rapids prime lights 9.85 9.36, mediums 9.70 9.90, heavies 9.10 9.35. Des Moines prime lights 9.75 10.25, mediums 9.60 10.00, heavies 8.75 9.75, packers 7.25 8.25. Mason City best lights 10.10, best mediums 9.90, heavies 9.60, prime heavies 9.20, sows 8.20 8.00. Ottumwa higher by 25 cents with various weight brackets. Waterloo prime lights 8.85 10.15, mediums 8.55 9.95, heavies 8.85 9.15, packers 6.90 8.30.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo—Prime
Hogs Receipts Climb as Market Grows Steady
Chicago livestock receipts reach 18 000 hogs including 2000 directs. Market fairly active with prices 10 to 20 cents higher. Heavy demand for hogs 169 to 219 pounds with typical prices around 11.00 to 11.30. Finished butchers scarce and desirable light and medium weights also in demand.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Ill
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Poultry and Eggs Market Prices and Livestock Quotes
Local grocers end market pay at 21 cents for eggs. Poultry prices for heavy hens 15 cents and light hens 10. heavy springs 18. Leghorn springs 14. stags 5. Hog quotations show prime butchers 160-280 lbs around $10.00, others $9.25 to $10.15. Cattle receipts 7,000 head, steers 12.10 top, 1,600 lb at 11, feed prices 9.50-11.50. Sheep receipts 26,000 with lambs 9.00-10.00, ewes 1.50-3.00 tailing off.
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J. P. Squire Company
Muscatine
Local Marsetsigorn Advances In Late Rally
Chicago August 26 AP Scar city and rising speculative buying lifted corn late today after early declines. December corn premium over December wheat for first time this season. Wheat weakened on pool doubts while belts saw showers forecast. Oats and lard mixed. markets nervous as prices slipped. Kansas reports show corn recovery but Oklahoma notes heavy wheat feeding via hog feed substitution.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Kansas
Oklahoma
Livestock Market Report Omaha August 26 US prices
U S livestock market summary Omaha notes 9500 cattle 200 lb to 320 lb butchers and 7 000 cattle receipts. Steers yearlings mixed gains 5 to 25 cents with top steer prices near 11.50 to 12.00 for heavy weights. Hogs 9.27 average cost. sows 8.50 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs mostly lower for slaughter lambs while feeders rise.
Kansas City Livestock Prices Share Mixed Gains
U S Department data show hogs 15 to 25 cents higher with top at 11.00 for 210 to 230 pounds. Cattle receipts 9,000 with steers and yearlings firm to higher. vealers and cows vary by weight. Sheep receipts 7,000 with native lambs 25 cents lower. light lambs 8.50 to 9.50, medium 7.00 to 8.50, small weights around 2.50 to 4.25 for older oats.
Cattle and Hogs Steady to Higher at St Paul Market Report
South St. Paul Minn August 26 AP U S Department of Agriculture cattle receipts 1600 down from Monday but cattle sold strong to 25 cents higher for killing cattle. Feeder steers and yearlings overall $9.75 to $10.50 with a load above $11.00. Grass fat heifers $7.85 and cows $7.75. Hog receipts 5700 fairly active. weights 230 pounds and up 25 cents higher, bulk 190 to 290 pounds $10.25 to $10.50, top $10.59. Sheep receipts 5000 very slow. fat lambs 50 cents lower, better natives $8.50, buck lambs $7.50. fails and feeders sparse. vealers not established.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Kansas City
South St. Paul
Minn
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Sioux City Livestock Market Report August 26
Cattle receipts 2000 head with beef steers up to 12.25 per hundredweight and yearlings around 12.00. hog receipts 5500 head with top 10.75 and 170 to 230 pound pigs 10.59 to 10.65. sheep 6500 head with few sales and bids mostly 8.75 to 8.90 for native lambs. westerns none.
East St. Louis hog and calf receipts vary modestly
East St. Louis Illinois August 26 AP U S Department of Agriculture hogs receipts 8000 head moderately active prices 140 to 160 pounds 10 40 to 11 25 160 to 200 pounds 11 25 to 11 50 200 to 250 pounds 10 15 to 11 15 packing sows 275 to 60 pounds 5 75 to 9 25 pigs 109 to 130 pounds 8 75 to 10 25 calves receipts 4500 head
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East St. Louis
St. Louis
Ill
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Grain prices and receipts at Minneapolis market
Minneapolis Grain notes wheat receipts at 275 cars versus 342 year ago and lists cash prices for assorted wheat classes including No 1 northern around 86 to 96 cents, No 2 amber durum near 58 to 87 cents, and other grains such as corn at 92 to 93 cents and oats near 36 to 37 cents.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Montana
Wheat and corn receipts show minor price changes in Kansas City
Kansas City markets report wheat receipts at 161 cars with mixed slight declines for various grades. No. 2 dark hard ranges from 84 1/4 to 87 cents, mostly smutty. No. 2 red around 87 cents. Corn receipts at 46 cars with minor downticks. No. 2 white near 5 cents above base, mixed lots around 94 to 96 cents. some grades quoted nominally.
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Kansas City
Smutty
Chicago Cash Grain Wheat Prices Mixed by Grades
Wheat prices in Chicago cash grain markets show No 2 red around 90 cents, No 1 hard about 89 to 44 cents, No 2 hard near 88 to 89 cents, and No 3 hard values not fully shown, indicating varied quote levels across grade lines.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Livestock Market Mixed as 2000 Native Head Move Slowly
The sale features 2000 native cattle with light supply and higher quotes for native steers and yearlings. Slaughter classes range from 6.00 to 12.00 per cwt by weight, vealers up to 12.25, cows to 7.75, bulls to 7.25, and stocker steers 4.00 to 7.50. Sheep receipts 3500 head see bidding down for fat lambs while some early lambs to butcher stay steady to strong near 10.00.
Livestock Market Report From St Joseph Aug 26
St Joseph Missouri cattle and hog markets show receipts of 3 500 hogs 2 200 cattle and 6 200 sheep. Hogs steady to 200 higher with tops around 11 00 while heavies scarce. Cattle feature better grades and steady to higher trend with steer prices near 10.00 to 10.65 and vealers around 11.00. Sheep receipts slow with fat lambs off about 50 cents and natives around 8 75.
Livestock Receipts Report From Peoria Market
Peoria market receipts show about 2000 head with prices largely steady. Cattle prices quoted with bulk around $20.90 to $25. per hundredweight as buyers and sellers negotiated today.
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Peoria Livestock Peoria
Grain and seed prices and samples listed in Iowa crop report
The bulletin shows mixed corn and yellow corn prices by grade and class with cents per bushel, white and yellow oats values, sample grades, and per hundredweight figures for timothy seed clover seed lard ribs and other farm commodities, reflecting varied regional market quotes. It notes Iowa crop context and provides several price points for grains and seeds.
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Iowa
Grain futures prices in Omaha market report
Wheat prices range from 77 to 83 1/2 cents for various grades and purities. Corn prices show White No 2 at 94 cents and Yellow No 1 at 93 1/2 cents, with mixed grades listed. Oats operate around 38 1/2 cents for White No 2 and No 4 at 38 1/2 cents.
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Omaha
Neb
Minneapolis Flour Prices and Shipments Report
Minneapolis flour shipments reach 53 374 barrels while prices hold for bran at 24 50 to 25 00 and standard middlings at 25 50 to 26 00 in a market update.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Produce Market Report Aug 26 Butter Eggs Poultry
Chicago wholesale market notes firm butter receipts 11 557 tubs creamery extras 39 2c standards 39 1 2c extra firsts 38c firsts 36 2 37c seconds 35c eggs 10 899 cases firm no price change poultry receipts two cars ten trucks steady fowls 22c etc potatoes receipts 56 cars on track 223 total 447 on shipments northern stock steady western slow prices listed for Irish cobblers russets and Early Ohio sacked potatoes futures for refrigerator standards November prices noted.
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Chicago
Ill
U. S
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Idaho
Missouri
Butter and egg market report from New York auction
New York markets report Butter receipts total 20 546 pounds with firm tone Creamery extra 92 score brings 40 2 3 cents Eggs receipts 25 812 cases with mixed colors unchanged and other grades steady.
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New York
Kansas City Produce Prices From August Commodities Column
In Kansas City on August 26 the eggs bid at 6.75 dollars and asked at 7.00 dollars. Broilers quoted at 10 and 15 cents, with 17 cents noted. other produce prices remained unchanged.
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Kances City
Kansas City
St Louis Market Notes On Dairy Prices
St Louis Missouri August 26 eggs cheese and poultry unchanged. Butter prices higher. Creamery extras and general standards quoted at 40 cents for extras 35 cents for firsts and 30 cents for seconds.
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St. Louis
New York Sugar Futures Rally After Opening Dip
New York sugar market opened one point lower then turned higher with a sharp rally. At midday futures stood 3 to 5 points above the prior close while raw sugar stayed at 3.12 and refined at 4.35.
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New York
Poultry Prices Dressed Steady in New York Trade
New York Aug 26 Poultry prices show dressed meats steady while live poultry markets vary by category. Broilers sold by freight 21 26c, express 20 32c. fowls freight 18 25c, express 18 26c. Roosters 13c freight and express. Turkeys freight 20 25c, express 25 30c. Ducks freight 20c.
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New York Poultry
New York
Hay Market Receipts Shake Kansas City Trade
Kansas City hay market on Aug 26 reports 23 car receipts steady to 1 lower with prairie No 2 priced at 10 to 11.50 dollars and other hay unchanged.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Prairie
Hay Market No Change in Chicago Receipts
Chicago August 26 unsettled hay market reports show unchanged prices with receipts totaling 17 tons. Chicago area buyers and sellers monitor a quiet session while St. Louis pricing also appears unchanged as of the same date.
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Chicagon
Chicago
Ill
Toledo Seed Market report shows varied Clover seed bids
The Toledo market notes cash domestic Clover seed bids at 13.75 for October and December 14.75 for March 15.25 for choice cash 14.05 bid pene on 12.25 October 12.50.
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Toledo
Archduke Albrecht Weds Madame Rudnay in Brighton
The marriage of Archduke Albrecht of Hungary to Madame Rudnay was performed Aug. 16 before Registrar Horace Burfield. Albrecht renounced his Hapsburg titles, and the bride was reported as Irene Lelbach, known as Countess Lovary by Prince Otto. Local records note both resided in a Brighton hotel a fortnight prior.
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Brighton
Eng
Archduke Albrecht of
Hungary
Madame Rudnay
Horace Burfield
Archduke
Hapsburg
Otto
Countess Lovary
Albrecht
Irene Lelbach
Grandview Auto Accident Basis for $7118 Suit
Lula McGrew Chauncey Stegall and Dick Anderson sue in district court alleging an automobile collision on Grandview highway 61. McGrew seeks 7118 total including 250 for vehicle damage 112 for lost salary and 5000 for permanent damage. Stegall drove the Buick at over 25 mph. E R Hicklin of Wapello represents the plaintiff.
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Lula McGrew
Chauncey Stegall
Dick Anderson
McGrew
Grandview
Highway No. 61
Hungry Bulls Feast Again On Trading Boom
New York August 26 AP The stock market rallied as United States Steel announced higher ingot production boosting shares 2 to 6 points and lifting U S Steel about 4 points to the strongest levels since June. A broad advance followed after early sluggish trading with gains seen across many groups including Fox Loews Warner Brothers and major manufacturers. Total volume neared 1 850 000 shares while call money held at 2 percent.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Steel News
U. S. Steel
Shorts
American Can
Dupont
Air Reduction
Southern Railway
Auburn
Westinghouse Electric
Worthington Pump
Case
Columbian
Consolidated Gas
North American
New York Central
Johns Manville
Fox
Loews
Warner Brothers
General Theaters
Paramount
Mathieson Alkali
American Telephone
Standard Gas
Vanadium
Byers
Norfolk and Western
du Pont
Gillette
Eastman Kodak
National Biscuit
General Electric
International Telephone
New York Bonds Show Broad Demand Across Utilities and Rail
An extensive list of railroad and public utility bonds attracted brisk bidding in a quiet market. High grade domestic corporates improved while Peru bonds weakened amid regional turmoil. Banks boosted bond holdings with notable gains in New York Telephone and several utility issues.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
County
N. J
Brooklyn Union Gas
Columbia Gas and Electric
North American Edison
Laclede Gas Light
New York Telephone
Missouri Pacific General
Reading Co
Southern Pacific
Rock Island General
Fish Rubber &S
Goodyear Tire
Peru
Lowe
Ea Oe Governmen
Bond Market Update from New York Closing
United States bond market reports closing figures from New York with Fourth 4s at 102.28. Market notes show trading activity and yield movements as the session ends.
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New York
Four Muscatine Men Bound Over in Scott County
Jesse Mc Cleary Carl Ahlf Fred Danner and Ralph Powell were bound over to the Scott county grand jury in Davenport police court on charges of breaking and entering. A fifth man L H Herman was discharged. They were arrested over theft of clothing sheets and other items valued at 35 dollars from a Linwood camp owned by W A Neeley on Aug 18. Powell is held on 300 dollar bond. the others on 200 dollars each unable to furnish.
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Muscatine
Jesse McCleary
Carl Ahlf
Fred Danner
Ralph Powell
Scott County Grand Jury
Davenport
L. H. Herman
W. A. Neeley
Linwood
Powell
Local band to offer concert in city hall square
Under the direction of Fred L. Mannhardt the Muscatine Concert band will perform the first fall concert in city hall square Wednesday at 8 p m The 25 piece group rehearses weekly at the Trade and Labor assembly hall Positions are open for applicants Sponsors include George Pitchforth garage Hahn Paint and Varnish Co Baker Institute Glatstein Stores Gabe Bowman McKee Flour and Feed James Chastine restaurant Havercamp Drug store and Eichenauer Cigar store
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Fred L. Mannhardt
Muscatine
City Hall Square
Mannhardt
George Pitchforth
Hahn Paint and Varnish Company
Baker Institute
Glatstein
Gabe Bowman
McKee Flour and Feed
James Chastine
Havercamp Drug Store
Eichenauer Cigar
The Richest Man in the World at the A Muse U theater
A.Muse U screens The Richest Man in the World portraying an old German barber who settles in a midwestern town and raises many children. Tragedy and comedy unfold as sons and daughters pursue varied paths from war death to college, marriage, invention, and love amid family struggle and resilience.
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A-Muse-U
Metro- Goldwyn - Mayer
Iowa Must Raise Ten Million in Property Taxes
Des Moines reports the 1930 general state levy set at 10 mills from a 4 billion valuation, yielding about 9.9 million dollars. The soldiers' bonus levy stands at 1 mill, with a one quarter mill overall tax reduction from the prior year. Governor Hammill praised the relief as fair and equitable after the board’s calculation.
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Des Moines
State Board of Assessment and Review
Executive Council
John Hammill
Sunday School Date Selected for Louisa County Meeting
Plans set for the Louisa county council of religious education annual meeting in Oakville on Oct. 3 with state workers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hutton of Des Moines in charge. District conventions scheduled September 7 14 21 and 28 with officers to arrange programs.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County Council of Religious Education
Oakville
Wapello
Walter Hutton
Des Moines
A. L. Holiday
Burl Reed
Grandview
W. E. Zimmerman
Hazel
Letts
Ralph Wilson
Morning Sun
R. J. Arms
Guy Wiley
Vernon
Warren Wiederecht
Inez Eversmeyer
C. N. Johnston
Mary Moore
Columbus City
B. H. Shearer
H. L. McRoberts
Ruby Lieberknecht
Musa Todd
Europe
S. M. Overholt
Marie
United States
Humiston
Ellen Humiston
Marshalltown
Carl Grandy
Charles Humiston
Davenport
Cairo
W. A. Lamp
Methodist Church
Pilot Joerss searches BC wilds for missing aviator Burke
Vancouver August 26 AP Pilot W A Joerss combed northern British Columbia east of the continental divide seeking Capt E J A Paddy Burke a Canadian aviator missing for a week Burke left Atlin B C near the international boundary north of Juneau for a charter flight in the Liard river district
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Hunt
Vancouver
B. C
W. A. Joerss
British Columbia
E J. A
Paddy” Burke
Burke
Atlin
Juneau
Liard River District
Reenactment urged of former Iowa rebate law
Iowa City speakers at the Iowa Association of Insurance Agents urged reenactment of a former state law prohibiting rebate of commissions by insurance agents. They warned that Iowa road programs and competition for underwriting and contractor bonds increased rebate abuses. Speakers included L. H. Stubbs and G. K. Thompson Cedar Rapids Otto Lange Dubuque Ray Venter and Senator Daniel F. Steck.
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Iowa City
Iowa Association of Insurance Agents
Iowa
L. H. Stubbs
G. K. Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Otto
New York Garment Workers Strike Enlarges Labor Action
A general strike began in the children’s dress industry in New York on August 26. About 7000 workers did not report for work as unions demand a five day week a $2 weekly raise a 10 percent raise for piece workers collective bargaining a minimum wage and extra overtime pay spokesman Harry Greenberg said with the infant children and junior dress makers and waterproof garment unions leading the action.
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New York
Children's
Harry Greenberg
Surrenders After Killing Wife and Another Woman
Cambridge Maryland August 26 AP Goman Booze 40 contractor surrendered after hours of evasion at a shipyard. He had shot and killed his estranged wife Nettie Booze and Mrs Leon Wilson 23 who lived with them. Booze fired four shots from a double barreled shotgun. his 15 month old daughter Norma was wounded.
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Cambridge
Goman Booze
Church of God
Booze
Nettie Booze
Leon Wilson
Wilson
Norma
Nebraska Honeymoon Couple Fatally Injured in Crash
Hot Springs South Dakota August 26 AP. Mr and Mrs Ray Watkins of Fairbury Nebraska just wed at Chadron were killed when their car was struck by a Chicago and Northwestern train eight miles south of Delice. Mr and Mrs Robert Judd of Oral were injured. Mrs Watkins 41 died at a local hospital last night. Watkins 45 died this morning.
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Hot Springs
S. D
Eal
Ray Watkins
Fairbury
Chadron
Neb
Chicago
Northwestern
Delicie
Robert Judd
Oral
Watkins
Judd
Drive Into Lake to Escape Crash With Another Car
Libertyville Aug 26 two men drove their car into Lake Zurich to avoid a collision with another vehicle and were seriously injured. John Glasson 57 and his companion Frank Nolle 60 suffered skull fractures and internal injuries. The speeding car fled. the Glasson car stopped in four feet of water and occupants were rescued by passing motorists.
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Libertyville
Lake Zurich
John Glasson
Frank Nolle
Glasson
Fleet President Dies in Capital
John R. Gordon president of the Fleet corporation died after surgery for appendicitis. He had been ill for a week and was engaged in shipping business in New York City, his home.
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Washington
John R. Gordon
Fleet Corporation
Can Ee
Gordon
Hon
New York City
Heat Wave Kills 118-Year-Old Portuguese Woman in Lisbon
A two week heat wave in Lisbon claims many lives including Guilhermina Rosa Madeira a resident of Scavem near Lisbon who at 118 was the country's oldest woman and was described as vigorous before her death.
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Lisbon
Guilhermina Rosa Madeira
Scavem
Fire injures one as Blomsburg blaze causes heavy damage
A Bloom sburg, Pennsylvania fire on August 26 injured one firefighter and caused an estimated 600 009 dollars in damage.
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Bloomsburg
Classified ad fragment for sale items
For sale fruit jar washing machine cupboar porch 6 Roscoe phone 2340 M.
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Cupboaer
Roscoe
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