Daily Police Court Docket Totals and Dismissals
Judge William Wellonx reviews a busy docket at ery 133 Middle Road. Entries include speeding fines for Vincent Graeiting and Dennis Draves, traffic light violations for Bob Naber, improper passing for Henry Wehmeyer, and costs totaling a mix of $5 to $25. Multiple probate notices list wills and executors for Wolliday and Thoene, with support petitions in the Helen Cole case.
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William Wellonx
Vincent Graeitingery
Middle Road
Ivan Kranz
West Seventh Street
Bids Steady to Strong on Hogs in Chicago Trade
USDA figures show Friday livestock: 5,006 cattle, 4,60 hogs, 500 sheep. Hogs mostly steady to firm with some 23 cent gains. top unchanged, mixed No 1 and 2 200-220 lb hogs sold higher. Slaughter steers scarce. offerings good to choice at 19.50 to 22. Cattle and calves light demand. slaughter steers 950 to 1,730 lbs steady to weak. heifers 20.50 to 21.00. cows 11.00 to 12.50. Sheep 500 head, lambs steady to 50 lower. wooled lambs 19.50 to 20.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Huitchers
Chicago Potatoes Market Report and Arrivals
Chicago market notes U S potatoes arrivals 40 on track 169 total shipments 305. Idaho russets at 3 40 and Red River Valley round reds at 1 35. Demand light as supplies fight for buyers amid fluctuating prices and regional shifts in shipments.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Carlo
Idaho Russels
Red River Valley
Chicago grain prices hold steady on wholesale bids
Chicago Produce Chicago-un-Butler steady wholesale buying prices unchang ed with minor shifts for higher grades and mixed commodities. Cash Grain shows no soybean sales, oats or yellow soybean slight bids, No. 2 yellow at 3.23, No. 3 yellow at 11945-2113, No. 4 yellow 118-1724. soybeans offered 814b va0-.
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Chicago
Butler
Corr
Grains Hold Firm Amid Mixed Trade On Board of Trade
Chicago prices showed a firm to mixed session as December and March wheat reached seasonal highs on expected withdrawals from Chicago stocks. Soybeans faced early selling while corn and oats drew some support from colder Midwest weather. Anson Gere, Mrs Pearl Hintermeister obituary notes placed with funeral plans. remainder details list survivors and service arrangements.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Midwest
Anson Gere
Pearl Hintermeister Carlot
Pperlintermeister
St. Aller
Hintermeister
Newport
Matthias
Nora Reipe Randolph
Clarence Hintermeister
Sid
Wayne L. Hintermeister
Muscatine
Clifford Curtis
William Cracrat
Dale Wilson
Mustazine
Ralph 2
Obituary notices from Mediapolis area funeral services
Obituaries and funeral notices list Paul Deets Van Vannice 63 Life resident of Mediapolis died at work Tuesday. Services set for 2 pm Friday at Fry Chapel Mediapolis. survived by brother Max Vannice Columbus Junction and sister Mrs Ruth Swygard Birmingham. Interment at North Hessouth cemetery. Also brief memorials for Mrs Frances Ary and Thomas Fisher 81 with services at George M Wittich funeral home Memorial Park interments noted.
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Paul, Vannice
Columbus Junction
Fry Chapel
Mediapolis
Paul ‘Deets Vanys
Max Vannice
Columbus
Ruth Swygard
Birmingham
Vannice
Andy
Mary Deels Vanlee
Raymond
Hossuth Cemetery
Frances Ay
George M Wittich
Herbert Bucoy
Florence Hetzler
Ralph Keller
Connie Bieri
Janice Wainwright
Becky Ingerson
Wayne Bieri
Verle Holtz
Russell McVicker
Harvey Vance
Alfred Clark
Oo. R. Griffith
Memorial Park
Ary
Rock Island
Thomas Fisher
George M. Wittich
David Condreau
Harold Elliott
LaVerne Fisher
Clifford Fisher
Robert Fisher
Robert Huttig
Raymond Hetzler
Fisher
Bershey
Commodity Prices Show Mixed Gains Across Grains
Market notes indicate wheat up 32 to 42 cents per bushel with December delivery. soybeans rise to about 2 percent. corn nudges higher. rye advances roughly 2 cents. December quotations listed as partial, with some figures unclear.
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Decca
Rail Stocks Continue Gains
New York stocks rose late in the day as rail shares led the advance amid an irregularly higher market. Trading was moderate with about 4.2 million shares changing hands, far below the prior day’s 44 million. Aerospace issues lagged with several fractional declines despite the overall rise.
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New York
Wall Street
Snow Expected Tonight From Rockies To Atlantic States
National Weather forecast indicates picture snow tonight expanding from the northern and central Rockies eastward through the northern and central Atlantic states. Showers are forecast for the Carolinas and Florida while Texas will have rain and drizzle.
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Rockies
Atlantic States
Carolinas
Florida
Texas
Duncan Elected VP of Iowa State Fair Board
DES MOINES H M Duncan mayor of Columbus Junction was elected vice president of the Iowa State Fair Board at the State agricultural convention Lyle Higgins Harlan is president and Board members are Wilbur Yount Albanay George Janssen Eldora and Clarence Mattaiessen Monticello
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Des Moines
H.M. Duncan
Columbus Junction
Iowa State Fair Board
Lyle Higgins
Harlan
Wilbur Yount
Albanay George Janssen
Eldora
Clarence Mattaiessen
Monticello
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
The Omaha livestock market shows US cattle and hog prices with hogs 690 head under 260 pounds mostly 25 to 8 cents higher. Subgroups report US 1 to 3 weights 190 to 240 pounds 16.25 to 14.75. Sows steady with 10 to 25 higher. Cattle receipts 1,500. steers and heifers weak to 25 lower. Good quality steers 180 to 210 per cwt. good to choice heifers 18.00 to 20.55. Sheep 400 head. lambs weak with good to choice around 18.06 to 19.00.
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Omabah
U. S
Youth Charged With Injury To Building
A 14 year old youth was held for juvenile court after police found his apartment damaged at 100 West Second Street. Fires started on the floor and destruction included the building and fixtures. He was to be bound over to district court by Justice Harvey G. Allbee Jr after officials learned his age did not match his stated 15 years.
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Edna Good
West Second Street
District Court
Justice of the, Peace
Harvey G. Allbee, Jr
Camp Too Many Fled Closing at Camp Fairchance
MOUNDSVILLE West Virginia Camp Too Many Fled is closing at Camp Fairchance due to needed renovations and frequent walk off escapes. Penitentiary Warden C C Boles announced the year old camp will discontinue operations.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Kennedy Widow Buys Georgetown Residence
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy bought a 69 year old Georgetown house with 14 rooms at 3017 N Street across from W Averell Harriman. She plans to move in with her two children by mid January after leaving the White House five days earlier. The sale price was not disclosed.
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Washington
Uff
Jacqueline Kennedy
George Town House
Mos
W. Averell Harriman
Kennedy
N Street
Stolen Pencils Provoke Anonymous Donation to School
An anonymous note from Whiter, California sent $1 to Sherman Elementary School in Cincinnati for used, soft lead pencils taken fourteen years ago, illustrating the moral burden of a small theft.
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Cincinnati
Board of Education
Whiter
Calif
Sherman
United Nations urges unified Korea in new appeal
The U N Political Committee adopted a fresh appeal for a unified, independent Korea and urged North Korea to accept U N objectives. Local notes mention Muscatine grain prices with soybeans at 2.62 for December and moisture discounts, reflecting daily market data.
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Muscatine
United Nations
U.N
Korea
North Korea
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