New York Stocks Mixed Amid Broad Round of Dow Jones Losses
Davenport supplied list shows Motors, Ford, General Electric and US Steel among many names with varied moves. Notable items include General Motors at 63, Ford at 46, AT & T around 62, Bethlehem Steel near 31, Boeing at 24, and Union Pacific at 33. Market breadth appears uneven with several gains and declines across major industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gen Motors
Phillips Pet
Am Motors
Goodrich
M & Fizle
Goodyear
Radio Corp
AT & Tait
Sears Reed
Sinclair
Tang
ATS Socony
Int
Paper
Sv Pac Bie
Atchison di Towa
Tite Bendix Av
Jawa Foand
Ind
Beth Steel
Kenecoti
Boeing Air
Kresge
Chrysler
Monganio
Tex
Merril Lyne
Pierce Fenner
Smith
B. Tales
Daily Report: Probate and Legal Notices Reach Muscatine
Probate details Olga L Price dies Davenport February 23 1963 will dated January 9 1948 splits estate between daughter Helen Jamprecht and son Herman Price with executor Herman Price after $100 grandchildren bequests to Dorothy Lamprecht Schwartz Robert Lamprecht Larry Price Charles Price. Divorce Viola Dickey vs Leland Dickey judge grants divorce with property and support terms including cows calves tractor milk checks and 200 acres Moscow Township. attorney fees and costs assigned. Speeding and admit/dismiss lists and births noted. new baby girl born to Georg Figgins family. Mountain Home Idaho arrival Timothy Lawrence Moyers son of Lt. Thomas Moyers and Sylvia Knott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeton Luthec Cory
Gloria Marie Howard
Muscatine
Olga L Price
Davenport
Helen Price Jamprecht
Herman 3
Price
Dorothy Lamprecht Schwartz
Robert Lamprecht
Larry Lee Price
Charles Jepens Price
Claude Healy
Washington
Majorie Eastman
New Boston
Harry Reiss
Lone Tree
Orren Lee
Oregon
Earl Ormsby
Moscow
Francis Kutrnger
Gary Smilth
Michael Carlier
Annelle Lohse
Bill Would Let Amish Continue Their Schools
A bill introduced by Sens. Nolan Relowa City and Irving D. Long Manchester would let school boards approve certified teachers or those qualified by training and experience for Amish and similar schools. It preserves state PK certification rules but grants local boards leeway on teacher qualifications. Other bills include poultry freezing stamps and weights on retail goods, plus highway and road funding measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
D. Nolan
Relowa City
Irving D. Long
Manchester
Nolan
Buchanan County
State Department of Public Instruction
D Lamont
Highways Committee
J. B. Mincks
D-Odumiva
Guilty Plea On Hog Theft Charge Here
John Joseph Thorndyke plus Harold Sturms and Frank Pallischeck, all Mascaline residents, face larceny of domestic animals charges after allegedly stealing two 130 pound hogs from Delmar Rebman near Muscatine. Thorndyke pleaded guilty at arraignment in Muscatine District Court and awaits sentencing set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. in district court. Sturms surrendered New Year’s Day. Pallischeck was arrested and charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Township
Muscatine District Court
Matthew Westrate
Tme
John Joseph
Pete) Thorndyke
Thorndyke
Harold Weldon
Bulch) Sturms
Frank Pall
Scheck
Mascaline
Delmar Rebman
Muscatine
Myra Brower
Louisa County
Sturms
Pallischeck
Earker
Kennedy Farm Message Expected This Week
President Kennedy told Democratic leaders he plans to send a farm message to Congress this week. Speaker John McCormack of Massachusetts said the date is not definite but Thursday is the most probable day for the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
William Plyont
Des Moines
Plymat
Harold Hughes
Fort Madison
Hughes
Victore Feguer
Dubuque
Towans
Fort Madigan
Plymar
Tax Colleges For Income Producing Property
A proposed Iowa House bill would remove the property tax exemption for private colleges on income producing property they own. If enacted, colleges could not use property for commercial purposes without paying taxes, and exemptions would be limited to 240 acres total for educational use. The measure aims to restore tax revenue and broaden the tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walrison Weber
Iowa Daily Fresh
Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa
LeRay Chalupa
Pleasant Plain
S Town
Ezeh College
Chalupa
Chelupa
State Tax Commission
Polk County
Lorin
Saus Majer
Iowa Agesociation of Chiefs of Police
Socha
Chiefs of Police
Iowa State Policeman's Association
State ‘Safety Commissioner
Winter Farrowing Sanitation and Individual Care Tips
Muscatine County Extension Director Eugene Mathien and Swine Specialist Stevermer emphasize winter farrowing steps. Clean and disinfect pens, dry pelts, and move sows 1–2 days pre farrowing. Keep pigs dry, identify with notches, provide creep area and iron treatment to prevent anemia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Eugene Mathien
Smmett Severmer
Iowa State University
Stevermer
Swine Decline 25-50 Cents as Trading Drags
Chicago trade in the butcher hog market dragged with prices mixed No 1 and 2 grades at 16.50 to 17.00 per hundredweight, while sows and other hogs showed varied after a sluggish day. Slaughter steer prices were steady, with mixed high choice and prime steers selling around 25.50 to 28.25 per hundredweight and boxed lots mixed across several weight classes. Sheep and lamb listings saw slaughter lambs steady and woolly lambs fetching 18.00 to 19.50, with ewes 5.00 to 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
BO Lowe
Soybean and grain bids swing on Board of Trade
Chicago notes show soybeans moving across a broad range with profits turning back gains and buying orders fading. Grains remain quiet within small fractional ranges. rye weakens on liquidation while futures finish little changed to modestly lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Cash Grain Market Summary
Chicago January quotations show mixed grain sentiment with no firm sales for wheat or soybeans. Prices indicate barley feed values and soybeans fuel slightly, while corn and other commodities hover around 1.19 to 1.28 futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Arms wooed to build in Puerto Rico
The proposal seeks to lure U S companies with 10 to 11 year tax exemptions while offering site assistance, building erection support, and data on labor supply power sources housing and recreation in Puerto Rico to boost investment and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Puerto Rico
Obituary notices from Muscatine area figures
Obituaries liste Nellie Havemann 63 of 135 Lord avenue died at Muscatine General Hospital. Born January 8, 1900, she resided in Muscatine most of her life and married H. C. Havemann in 1923. Surviving family includes daughter Joyce Ohlsen of Hastings Nebraska, siblings Elmer Ralph Frank TeStrake, and several grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 1:30 pm at Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home with burial at Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrs
Nettie Hayesiann
Nellie Havemann
Lord Avenue
Muscatine General Hospital
Muscatine
John A
Plena TeSwake
H. C. Havemann
Haverant
First Methodist Ehurch
Ws.cs
OES
Elxs
Daughter
Joyce Ohlsen
Hastings
Neb
Ter Strake
Elmer
Ralph
Frank TeStrake
Walter WeStrake
Mt. Dora
Fla
Harvey ‘TeStrake
Marshfield
Wis
Mes
Walter Hahn
Walter Russell
Ralph J. Wittich
Edwin W. Frohardt
Greenwood Cemetery
Chester E. Wellons
Chester E. Wellens
Mr. Wellons
Orange
Canton
James Henry
Mary Bigler Wellons
Wellons
Moose Lodge
William E. Wellens
Charles A. Wellens
Grace Johnson
Aledo
Margaret Henderson
Albert F. Rankins
Routine Events At Clemson on Gantt Schedule
Clemson College in S C enrolled Harvey B Gantt as the first African American publicly supported student. He began with a routine orientation course and stayed in a former white dormitory. Officials restricted reporters and photographers as campus guardrails and press accompaniment rules were set amid the enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemson
S.C
Harvey B. Gantt
Clemson College
South Caroline
Gantl
Joe Sherman
Omaha Livestock Prices and Market Summary
USDA report from Omaha shows cattle and hogs mostly lower with calves and heifers slightly down. Slaughter hogs steady to 50 lower. sows steady. feeder steers and heifers down 2 to 5. lambs and sheep steady with woolly lambs trading around 18.50 to 19.03. Prices given for 12,500 head of cattle, 15.25 to 16.00 for some cattle, 13.50 to 14.95 for others, and 10,000 calves with varying weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
USDA
U. S. Jay
Chicago Potatoes Arrivals and Market Notes
Potatoes arrivals reported in Chicago with USDA notes and varied shipments. Idaho and River Valley round reds priced around 2.23 to 2.35 with new supplies and moderate demand. Market conditions show stable goods flow and price range amid fluctuating shipments and seasonal factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U.S
Idaho
Ned River Valley
Chicago Produce Wholesale Prices With USDA Update
Wholesale buying prices remain mostly unchanged across categories. Roosters and white rock fryers show slight rises while other poultry items stay steady. Beef, butter, and egg prices display minor fluctuations with mixed grades quoted and a general hold on overall wholesale levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Legal Noties Harold Peters License and City Fees
Fragmented notice lists refunds and licenses including beer cigarette and milk licenses, police and fire equipment charges, sewer rents, garbage collection, city meter collections, and rents for Correne Zachringer and Leonare Cusmore. Mentions Mason City area and various totals such as 750.00, 39.90, 168.20, 2,770.50, and 4,597.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Peters
Bayera Te
Ugh
Prive Ege Chumbers
Bell Teleaacne
Commission Cerreres
Consimerion
Sasevere
Eatel Morgan
City Clerk’s Report December 31 14F file loss summary
City clerks report shows numerous license and permit receipts including dispenser beer dog and plumber licenses, weighmaster fees, permits, and bonds. Totals include substantial sewer, electrical and plant service transfers, with city funds and bonds recorded for Central Bank and other entities.
Finance Committee Report January 1963 Municipal Charges
An updated Finance Committee report lists miscellaneous expenditures dated January 16 1963 including Modern Sewer Service charges Callaghan Co books Exstmar Kodak supplies and various small items from Engis 14 Chambers Raz Lumber Hunter TV parts Frae¢hier Ins respirator Leu Typewriters Masseys supplies Suse Mune Elec lec san and sewer Muse Office Supplies NW Zell Telephone Matt Parrott supplies M C Clerk petty cash M C Engr petty cash Red Faint Store desktop supplies and other items totaling a set of routine municipal expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaghan S. Co
Exstmar
Kodak
Engis
Suse
San
Sewer
Muse
Office
NW Zell
Matt Parrott
M&c
Petty Cash
Red Faint
Stan
City Clerk's Financial Ledger From Florence Hetzler
City Clerk Florence Hetzler submits a summarized expenditures ledger listing payments to multiple vendors and services. Items include parts, supplies, and services from Acme Fuel, Sunray, Mutual Wheel, Beach Lumber, Foster Conoco, Kries Pat's Radio, and others, with totals and brief descriptions for each entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jey Ener
Dupl
Kemper Av. & Gregon
Papaore Sewer
Elec. Gat
Sagas Mace Chemical
Olson
At Mills Auto Parts
Muse
Journal
Orig
Elec
Klass
City Hal
Pony Cash
C. W. Ramgever
Acme
Asthakier’s
Breese
Burroughs Corp
Civins Servor
Gs Se
Sunray
Coy
B . F. Goodrich
Healey ‘Metal
Henderson's
Ropkins Law
Lamp-Rehwaldt
del Heby
Lewis
Mike's
C. A. Janson
Mutual Wheel
Cow
Navy Brand
Phelps ‘Bros
Sieg’ Co
Smitty's
Standard Oil
Wendeling
Com
Engr
Foster Conoco
Ken
Kries Pat
Radio
Police
Petty Sc Reeves Co
Ltd
Chas. L. Mutl
Bug X Co
L. Ce Barry Howe
Beach Lumber
Fry Electric
H Goldsberry
Hal Bros
Hubble's
Forwest
Trot & Metal
Ryan Howe
BU Lumber
Herrman Brown
Brogerson Ap Tol
Towelain
Danny's
Hanstrom-Hubly
M&m Ford
H. E. Smith
Stane
Wilson’ Shoe
Bools
Jal Wood Co
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa
Opened January 18 1963 probate hearing set February 16 1963 for George B Grosean will in Muscatine Iowa with Florence Hetzler clerk and Frank Drake attorney. Also notice of a civil action in Muscatine County Iowa where Boo G Kempt is named as defendant and $1312.41 plus costs is claimed with February 8 1967 deadline and default risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Cierie
District Cour
George B. Grosean
District Court
Said County
Muscatine
Iowa
Florence Hetzler
Frank Drake
Ren Cc. Kempt
Twila Kempt
Boo CG. Kempt
Planiff
Beefore
Mussentine County
Towa
Stanley, Bloom
Laurel
Terrence L. Mealy
Closing Out and Livestock Auctions Across Iowa Areas
A dense schedule lists multiple closing out and livestock auctions from January to February in towns including Walcott West Liberty Muscatine and West Branch. Dates January 28 30 and February 2 7 9 12 14 16 are shown with locations routes and starting times. Auctioneers include Gronewald Ber Nick Smith Duncan Elder Sackman and others and banks named include Blue Grass Savings Bank West Liberty State Bank and Bennett State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Grass Savings Bank
Walcott
Iowa
Walcott-Blue Grass
Clarence Brus
Gronewald and Bernick
West Liberty
Atalissa
Everett Kline
Smith & Duncan
West Liberty State Bank
Taylor Bridge
Ilinois
Pleasant Ridge Church
Illinois
Maurice Begyn
Harold Sackman
Robert Moffitt
Dale Hammerlinik
Bennett
Wilton Junction
Tipton
Kenneth Jordan
Smith & Wingert
Bennett State Bank
Springdale Road
Orville Broden
Smith & Elder
Lone Tree
Nichols
Highway 22
Lawrence Stval
Duncan & Smith
Gers
Hills Bank and Trust
Mercer County Fair Ground
Joy
Francis Bopp
Lane’ Hyett
Allen Garmer
Muscatine
Hatfield
D. J. Ceramy
Dean Smith
Wilton Savings Bank
Wilton Jet
Moscow
Clarence Black
Dean Stith
Taylor Ridge
Andalusia
Edward M. Kelly
Pete Boultinghouse
Cyrus Wait
West Branch
Springdale
Cedar Valley
Darrell Brown
Parizek & Donohoe
First State Bank of West Branch
Closina
Golf Course
Fred Lehman
Ceri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Report
Justice Court
Harvey Allbee
Richard E. Reed
Darnville
Saba
Kennedy Farm
Jowans
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Sultan Publi
Chiguga
R— Lapa
Wftal
Bertha B. Campbell
Bertha Belle Campbell
Dudgeon-McCulley
Harland, Gantry
Campbell
Alexander
Susannah
Dolson Hamilton
Burlington Hospital
Phyllis McCulley
Joan Brown
Rosemary Hayes
Barbara Hayes
Gertrude Campbell
Ronald Campbell
R. T. Dotson
Elmet Dean Hayes
Harlan Hayes
Wayne Brown
Harvey Hemphill
Waodllo
Hannah Milas
Wisconsin
Geo. M. Witlich
E. S. Hageman
Gian Lutheran Church
George Holliday
F Earl Tmlendl
Feler Umlandt
Otto Umlandt
George Umlandt
William Schmoldt
John Schmoldt
Buriel
Lillian Kuebler
First Methodist Church
Lillian Kuebter
Hershey Convalescent Home
Gorge Holliday
Geo. M. Wittich
Norbert Kuebler
Verl Nitze
Bill Nietzel
George Holzhauer
Maurice Lewis
Frank Hubbard
Clara Belle Berry
Geo. M. Witich
Mabel
Hormel
Snider
Womart
Samuel Hormel
Suzan Mary Schwab
Suzan
Mary Schwab
Melvin Charles
Elizabeth Ann Griffin Schwab
Monroe Street
Jeffery Scott
Scoh Griffin
Mary Griffin
Jacob J. Selwab
D. L. Waldsubmidt
St. Mary's Cemetery
Riley Funeral Home
Louis Hudebrandt
Louis' Hildebrandt
George M. Wittich
Stephen Rodt
Gary Fort
Ney
Oakdale
Hildebrandt
Oneida Avenue
D —O
Lillian Haan
Liltiah Haan
Fairbanks Chapel
Edwin Frehardt
Dorothy Scott
W. J. Knight
William DeVries
Walter Habe
Garrett van Gent
F. J. Bauerbach
Milton Fiepelberger
Haan
Donald Bates
Wapella
Pam
Dudgeon—McCulley
Army Hospital
Fort Lee
Virginia
Wapello
Howard Bates
Jennie Law
St. Paw
Minn
Marian Bates
Oakland Cemetery
Gantt
CVT Cleex
Gerald Powell
P. I
Burling
St. Aan
Kemper Ave
St. Bridge
Teanster
Poi Pease Sewer
Travee
Mune
Fit
Ovate
Meierman
Finance Committee
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