New York Stocks Rise Varied Across Market Leaders
Stocks moved in mixed fashion as Merrill Lynch quotes show gains for Am Can and Pepsi Cola while Gen Tel and Union Pac lagged. Industrial and consumer firms such as Ford, US Steel, Westinghouse and Texaco posted uneven results, with notable percentages listed for several large names. The report reflects a late Friday trading snapshot with partial quotes from the New York exchange.
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Pepsi’ Cola
Phill Pet
wGgedrich
Roeling
Amn
Sorgny
Tanus
Switt Agi Chrysler Bsi
Monsanto
Texaco
Union Pac
Aly Curtisser
Marshall Field
Air Salta Deere
Natl Daley
DuFont
Eastman
Daily Report 1963 Hospital and Court Notices
Local daily summary lists hospital admissions and dismissals across multiple towns including Muscatine Davenport and Wilton. Notices cover births, divorces, support orders, and traffic penalties with names and addresses of involved parties and amounts due or paid.
Cedar Valley Christmas Fete Recaps Potluck and Music
Cedar Valley community club held its annual Christmas party at West Liberty grade school activity room. Outgoing president Le Moine Heither led the meeting, thanked helpers, and a $13.50 collection was sent to the handicapped children's Hospital in Iowa City. Performers included Jackie Barnes Bell Saven Cobra McIntire Merry Sue Pruess Cathy Rabe and Lory Hildebrand with two solos by Mrs Walt Barnes.
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Cedar Valley
Cedar Valley Community Club
West Liberty
le Moine Heither
Childgren’s Hospital
Iowa City
Jackie Barnes
Bell
Saven
Cobra McIntire
Merry Sue
Pruess
Cathy Rabe
Lory Hildebrand
Walt Barnes
Jack Blair
Merry Sue Ruess
Don Ruess
Walter Barnes
Joe Phelps
Ed Hildebrand
Roy Merchant
John Powell Sr
Carolyn Geertz
Bill Call
Gains Reported In Grain Trade On Chicago Board
CHICAGO soybeans rose six cents or more a bushel in early trading as the grain market showed general strength on the Board of Trade. Wheat and rye posted gains, with demand described as general and including short covering. Carload receipts were listed for wheat, corn, barley, soybeans, oats and rye, while December and January futures showed varied movements.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Grain prices listed for Chicago markets show No wheat and oats unavailable. Corn No 1 yellow and No 2 yellow Roe offered with 12 to 19 percent samples. Soybean prices described as sample grade yellow with 85 indicated.
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Chicago
Stocks Recede From New Peak
New York trading slowed after afternoon retreat from record highs. Volume near 48 million shares. morning pace faded as ticker tape lagged behind floor transactions.
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New York
Chicago Wholesale Produce Prices Unclear and Fractured
A garbled blot from Chicago wholesale notes shows mixed figures for produce and cars with several unreadable codes. It mentions steady wholesale prices and a slight better grade by whites, with scattered numbers like 93 score, 82, 87, and 57k, leaving the overall meaning unclear due to OCR damage.
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Chilago
Obituaries and Funerals From Muscatine and Wilton Areas
Obituaries list services for Mrs Dorothy May Blake 56 at Fairbanks Chapel Doline Evangelical United Brethren church with several pallbearers named and interment at Greenwood cemetery. Additional notices: William Gardner 38?3 funeral at George M Wittich Home Rev Worden, organist Mrs George Holliday Pallbearers listed Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Fred Holliday funeral at George M S Wittich Funeral Home Raymond Toye among pallbearers. Helen G Chapman 54 funeral at Gill Memorial Home Wilton Rev Go Far officiating with interment Oakdale cemetery. Marie Hansen Lund Wilton 11 died at Muscatine General Hospital services at Griffith Funeral Home Saturday 2 pm Rev Nieman officiating. Surviving husband Maris, sons Alfred and Frank, brother Chris Ovesen, grandchildren. William Gilkey 64 died Mercy Hospital Iowa City services at Stacy Funeral Home Rev Parris organist. Burial Columbus City cemetery with Masonic graveside rites.
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Dorothy May Blake
Dorothy
May Blake
Fairbarks Chapel
Rev
Deline
Evangelical United Brethren
Church
Kramer
John Krognan
Kenneth’ Mathes
Eugene Aller
Harold, Swick
Richard , Swick
Roger Swick
Greenwood
Blake
William Gardner
William. Gardner
George M.wittich
Worden
George Holliday
Edward Spieth
Dick Garner
Donald Ramble
Raymond Miller
Russell Hohenadel
Clyde Howtell
Memorial Park Cemetery
Mrr
Geviner
Muscaline General Hospital
Welton
Helen _G. Chapman
Gill
Wilton
Robert
Gebius Way
Einfeldt
Kenneth
Jasper Phil Cincoln
Gilly
Oakdale
Chapman
Dee
Uts
Marie Hansen Wilton
Marie Lansen
Muscatine General Hospital
Griffith
John B. Nieman
Oakdale Cemetery
al; Griffiths
Wilhelm and
Maren Jasperson Ovesen
Movs
Denmaut
William Girkey
Columbus Junction
William Gilkey
Mercy Hospital
Iowa
Stacy Funeral Home
Robert Parris
B. 0
Roundy
Dwight Marshall
John P. Jones
Latimer Davis
Russell Merrick
Don Oak
Kenneth Hathaway
Paul Schafer
Russell
Merrick
Walter DeVore
Wiliam Boulton
Columbus City
Market Notes Chicago Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Chicago reports hogs weak to 25 cents lower with mixed 200-225 lb No 1 and 2 grades at 15 to 34.25. Slaughter steers up to 50 cents higher with prime grades near 44.50. Hogs receipts 8,400. cattle 3,000. sheep 500 with slaughter lambs weak to lower. Trade active. primes 23.95 to 44.50 for hogs, steers 23.25-23.50. heifers 28.00. cows 12.00-13.50. lambs 20.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Potatoes Auction Report From Chicago Market
Chicago market summary notes potato shipments and sales activity with figures like 1.642.210 and references to Red River Valley. The report mentions slow demand and carlot track sales amid fluctuating prices and supply conditions.
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Chicago
USDA
Solar
U. S
Red River Valley
Omaha Livestock Market Report Tight Supplies
In Omaha cattle and sheep market activity, demand steady to higher for butcher steers and heifers with most choice steer prices around 21.50 to 22.00. Sheep receipts were light at around 200 head, not enough to test the market. The few offerings included 500 head of steers and several lots priced between 1,375 and 1,450 for specific categories, with knives noted at 876 and overall market steady to firm.
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Omaha
Local Cash Grain Quotations and Moisture Discounts
Grain market notes show cash quotations as of 1 a m with moisture discounts. Soybeans for December show moisture discount of 13 percent and a price adjustment of 2 50 dollars.
Special school election to allow sale of district land
Rural Independent School District Number 2 of Montpelier Muscatine Iowa orders a special election on December 13 1960 to consider selling a parcel in the Northeast Quarter Section 23 Township 7 North Range 1 East. The notice names the district and county and describes the proposed land parcel in detail for voters.
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Montpelier
Muscatine
Iid
Une
Montpelier Township School District notice of election
A notice for an election in Montpelier Township Muscatine County Iowa states polling at New Montpelier Township Number 2 Schoolhouse. The district board resolves to hold the election on a November day in 1963 with polls open from noon to seven in the evening. Secretary Vera Bohnsack signs the notice.
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Said
Toad
Montpelier
Said County
Montapeliery
Snd Lown
Ng RE
Lebdell
Montpelier Township
Muscatine County
Iowa
Classified Ad Rates And Instructions From The Journal
The notice outlines how to place classified ads with deadlines at 9:10 a.m. daily, request for ad taker help, and explains rate calculations by word count and repetition. It mentions contact by phone, offers to provide suggestions, and notes that misinsertions are the advertiser’s responsibility. It includes stray pricing examples and formatting tips.
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