Robert A Althaus Dies At Home In Moline
Robert A Althaus of Moline formerly of Muscatine died at his home this morning. Funeral rites planned for Monday in Moline with burial there. Born Muscatine August 20 1893 he graduated from Muscatine High School and Iowa State College. He married Lillian Almandinger on September 21 1917 and is survived by his wife two sons Robert and Luman two daughters and two sisters Edith and Mrs Bessie Brookhart of Muscatine.
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Robert A. Althaus
Moline
Til
Muscatine
Mr. Althaus
Muscatine High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Lillian Almandinger
Robert
Luman
Edith
Bessie Brookhart
Michigan Streams Run Through Trout Waters Network
Michigan reports 36 350 miles of streams with about half designated as trout waters. The data highlights a substantial cold water resource and implications for fishing, conservation, and watershed management across the state.
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Michigan
Police court records note dismissals and fines in county actions
On Friday August 26 1955 minor police actions were filed against Clyde Middleton but dismissed due to failure to appear. Three people paid fines for intoxication. Donna Yerrington was warned for careless handling and a suspended jail sentence was imposed on Edwin LaBarr. Kenneth Orr reported the theft of a 3p red automatic fly reel and three plugs from his car by the river front near the freight depot.
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Clyde Middleton
Ince
Max A. Klyn
Albia
Don Yerrington
Lincoln ‘Boulevard
Edwin George la Barr
Donna Yerrington
Lincoln Boulevard
Wife Files Suit and Decrees Signed in County Courts
Dorothy L. Miller sues for divorce in district court alleging cruelty against Charles L. Miller. The couple wed February 12, 1954, at Ava Missouri. Judge Matthew Westrate signed a final decree granting Thelma Herlein divorce from Albert Herlein with $2000 to be paid, $500 now and $60 monthly, and Herlein to keep farm property. Frank E. Shanks case awards Judith J. Shanks temporary support of $30 weekly Pending trial.
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Dorothy L. Miller
Charles L.miller
Ava, Mo
Matthew Westrate
Thelma Herlein
Albert Herlein
Herlein
Herbins
Des Moines
Frank E. Shanks
Judith J. Shanks
Hearing in Evans Case Continues in County Court
Evans held in county jail on $500 bond for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Justice Jehring postponed the hearing to 10 a.m. Tuesday. Separate larceny charges in Justice Woodward's court were also rescheduled to 3 p.m. today. Ward paid a $10 fine plus costs or three days in jail for an intoxication charge in police court. George Harley Sheardon and Jessie Paxson paid fines in Woodward's court for gross weight exceeding registration.
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Joe ‘Evans
County
Robert Jehring
Garry Woodward
Ward
George Harley Sheardon
Harrisburg
Jessie Paxson
Wapello
Virgil Schmelzer
City
Woodward’s Court
River and City Stage Changes by River Report
River Stages LaCrosse 4.6 shows no change while Lansing rises 0.2 to 7.6. Dam No 9 climbs 0.1 to 12.3. McGregor stays at 6.3, Dubuque remains 6.9, Davenport holds at 3.4 and Keokuk drops 1.0 to 2.0.
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LaCrosse
Lansing
Dam
McGregor
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Fall
Fresh Fruit Salads and Cream Cheese Nut Garnish
A summer favorite feature suggests fresh fruit salads as a base with an optional garnish of plain cream cheese balls rolled in finely chopped nuts or water cress for extra texture and flavor.
Funeral Rites for Mrs. Bessie Noret Succumbed at 51
Final rites for Mrs. Bessie Noret 51 were conducted at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals with the Rev. Caleb Larson presiding. Organist Mrs. Marion Templeman and vocalist Mrs. Robert Hansen performed. Burial followed in Wyoming, Illinois.
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Bessie Noret
Muscatine County Hospital
Fairbanks Home
Caleb Larson
Marion Templeman
Robert Hansen
Buria
Wyoming
Ill
Births Reported From Local Hospitals
Birth announcements list a daughter to Mr and Mrs Richard Morrow on rural route 1 Joy J this Thursday. A son to Mr and Mrs William Street 207 West Second Street this morning. A son to Mr and Mrs Lyle Beverlin Grandview this morning. At Bellevue hospital a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clarence Harper rural route 4 this morning.
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Muscatine County Hospital
Richard Morrow
Joy
William Street
West Second Street
Lyle Beverlin
Grandview
Bellevue Hospital
Clarence Harper
Local Hospital Admittances and Community Notices
Admittances to Muscatine County Hospital include John Hudson and several others with addresses listed. Dismissals include Barbara Mathias and others. Grace Lutheran and Bethel AME church services in morning and a sermon titled No Regrets. Mrs Dugan and Theresa Dugan return from a trip visiting Detroit Niagara Falls and New York. A trip slide at Bethel AME church tonight features Europe photos. Marriage licenses issued for Eugene Cassioppi Iris J Wright and Robert John McMahon Betty Berry. Inquiries include Bellevue hospital admission for Dixie Ross and David Titus. Senator Laphen and family from Chicago visit W R Lacy. Numerous other local addresses mentioned.
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Grace Lutheran Church
James Dugan
Theresa Dugan
Detroit
Niagara Falls
New York City
Bethel Ame
Eugene Cassioppi
Iris J. Wright
Muscatine
Scott Donovan
East Fifth Street
Broadway
David P. Donovan
Dixie Ross
David Titus
East Second
2 Women Serious After Mishap at Stock Car Race
Two women remained in serious condition after a stock car accident at the Sac County Fair. Five other people suffered minor injuries when two cars collided and another breached a fence into parked vehicles. Injured spectators included Mrs. Andrew Janssen and Mrs. Alice Reincke with their families treated as outpatients.
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Sac City
Sac County
Andrew Janssen
Auburn
Alice Reincke
Nokomis
Janssen
Darlene Janssen
Sam Finley
Lake City
Jim
Darrell Holtorff
Pomeroy
Bill Paulson
Alta
Most Grains Fall After Beans Corn Shows Strength
Grain prices swung as beans and corn dominated activity with beans stronger while grains fell. Early buying was dampened by weekend risk and Midwest heat, with traders avoiding long positions. Wheat slipped to about 1.92 and corn moved between lower and higher as autumn contracts traded.
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Chicago
Midwest
Halstead Files Candidacy for Alderman at Large
Halstead an electrician from 1101 East Front Street filed papers today as a candidate for alderman at large in Halstead. He has never held city office and filed in the office of City Recorder Florence Mason. Raleigh Rieke also filed four papers for the same seat. two will be elected.
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Braunsworth Halstead
East Front Street
Halstead
Florence Mason
City Recorder
Raleigh Rieke
Inter national Harvester wage talks drag over single article
Chicago reports bargaining between International Harvester Co and the CIO United Auto Workers over a wage agreement for 40 000 striking workers. Talks began July 11 and continued after a weekend walkout as negotiators focus on a single complex contract article.
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Chicago
International Harvester Co
CIO
United Auto Workers
UAW
Aid to Air Observers Builds Electronic Detector
Baltimore report details the Air Research and Development Command unveiling an electronic aircraft detector for ground observers. The device, mounted on a hard hat, features an antenna, a horizontal coil, and a back rod, with the volume control near the left lapel, designed for volunteer Ground Observer Corps technicians at Rome Alice Center in New York.
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Baltimore
Air Research and Development Command
Rome, N. Y
Alice Center
Ground Observer Corps
Tax Reduction Forecast Lowers 1955 Deficit to 1.7 Billion
The article notes a continued tax reduction lowers the current fiscal deficit to 1.7 billion for the year, down from January forecasts of 2.4 billion. It compares with a 1955 deficit of 4.2 billion and stresses the deficit would be the smallest in five years, constituting about 3 percent of total spending.
Grain and Livestock Quotations Hogs Steady to Higher
Hogs sold steady to 25 cents higher as salable receipts dropped to 2,500 head. Cattle and calves were overall dull with cleaners steady to weak, bulls and feeders slow, while steers and heifers showed limited activity. Lambs and yearlings varied with good spring lambs quoted around 18.50 to 21.50.
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Chicago
Wade
USDA
Budget Balance Emphasized Amid Prosperity Talk
Humphrey and Budget Director Hughes urged prudent spending as they noted a balanced budget may be in sight this year. They warned Americans to exercise wisdom and restraint in public and private affairs amid rising prosperity.
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Humphrey
Rowland R. Hughes
New York Stocks Close With Mixed Advances and Declines
Stocks in New York and West U markets show mixed results led by U Tes rallying 23 percent while Wilson Co gains 11 percent and Woolworth moves up 50. Investors weigh earnings and market sentiment amid trading.
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West U Tes
Wilson Co
Woolworth
Local Markets Poultry Prices Reported
Heavy breed hens over four pounds and lights leghorns and hybrids priced at 40 cents per dozen for eggs A. Eggs B and medium at 28 cents. Dirties and checks quoted at 17 cents.
Grain price report for Chicago market details
Chicago values show wheat unavailable and corn at No 3 yellow 1.31 to 1.32 per bushel. No 5 corn quoted at 1.28 with samples around 1.20 to 1.27. Oats No 1 extra heavy white 59 and barley malting 1.30 to 1.40 with feed 0.90 to 1.00. Soybean meal priced at 53.00.
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Chicago
Potatoes Prices and Shipments Reported Nationwide
USDA potato arrivals total 360 ships with moderate supplies and demand. California long whites fetch 3.00, Idaho Oregon long whites 2.85 to 3.00, russets 3.75 to 3.85. Washington long whites 2.90. Wisconsin War "was" 1.55. Chicago market steady overall with best stock in demand.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
California
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Wisconsin
Chicago Produce Market Report Aug 76 Butter and Eggs Prices
Butter steady with receipts 750 494 and wholesale prices unchanged. Egg prices unsettled with receipts 9635 and prices mostly unchanged to lower. U S large whites 60 69.9, A quality 59, mixed 49, mediums 43, U S standards 36. Cars 90 55.
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Chicago
U. S
Market Report on Poultry and Livestock Prices
The USDA reports steady live poultry receipts with 368 coops handling 73 605 pounds on Thursday. F o b paying prices show hens 21 to 24 ½ cents, light hens 17 ½ to 18 ½ cents, broilers 30 to 31 ½ cents, old roosters 13 ½ to 14 ½ cents, and ca pomettes 4 ½ to 6 pounds at 36 to 338 cents.
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USDA
F.o.b
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