Daily Report July 1 1969 Judicial and Police Notes
Justice Court cases list offenses from July 1968 to July 1969 for Ray Pace and Duane Page with failures to yield and running stop lights. Urged appearances July 10. several intoxication, speeding, assault, and reckless driving charges with fines, jail terms, or bonds as noted. Hospital admissions and births announced. patient room numbers and names listed. routine birth notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pace
Charles-Royce Duane Page
Wapello
Robert Lee
Muscatine
1St National Bank
Danny Bean
Paul J. Schneekloth
Marengo
New York Stocks and Local Notices Highlight Markets and Crime
Noon stock quotes show many major names with mixed gains as AmCan and Gen Elec rise, while others slip. Local notices report marriage licenses, an order to show cause in a contempt case, a mortgage judgment request, guardian appointment, a statewide antitrust suit, fire calls, and grain futures. Darrell Moore, 28, arrested after release, held for parole violation.
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New York
AlfredCh
Allied Strs
Salt
AmCan
Int
T&t
AmChain
Amcryss
el L&p
AmHome
Towa Ti
AMK Cp
Ja P&l
KC P&l
Kn‘coit
Kraft Co
AmSugar
Krige SS
Amte&t
Lech Prc
AmTob — _ Loch Air
Anaconda
Martin
Armour
Maylag
Ad Rich
Marcor Bu Aveo
M'dith
Fis
Mobil
BentrixAy
Nat Gyp
Beith
Borden
Penney
Brunswik
Chrysler
Phill Pet
Collins Ra
OPC
RCA Ait Curtis
Safeway
duPont
Sear Rod
East Rod
Sfe Ind
Eltra Cp
Sou Pa
Fairmont
Sid Brds
FooteMin
Ford Mot
Ind
Fruehauf
Ol NJ
Gmble Sk
Swift Co
Elec
Texaco
Textron
Lcenses
Dennis Clark Welsch
Maryane Becker
Fruitland
Paul Edward Smith
iMrs
Lynda Jean Titus
Muscatine
Wayne Gerald Adamon
Patricial Ann Dutton
Cedar Rapids
Aurilla Peal Eines
Clarence G. Himes
Edward E. Hagerman
Bernice Duncan
Dorothy Atwood
Edward Hagerman
Ralph L. Shepherd
Lorraine E. Shepherd
Block 4
Brook St
Addition
John L. Hintermeister
Guardian
Billy Kirkwood
Pamela Kirkwood
Iowa
Charle Pfizer and Co
American Cyanimid Co
Bristol Myers Co
Olin Mathieson Corp
Upjohn Co
U.S. District Court
Obituaries and Funerals Highlights from Muscatine Area
Multiple funeral services are reported across Muscatine and nearby towns. Mary Cavazos, stillborn, was buried at St. Marys cemetery with graveside rites led by Rev. Clems. Other obituaries include Royal J. Broders in Wilton, Myron Towle in Wapello, Grace Bacon in Des Moines, Helen Braun in Muscatine, and John Galt Cary with services in Davenport and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cavazos
St. Mary's
Amado Cavazos
Muscatine General Hospital
Carl Clems
George M. Wittich
Amado
Enrique
Enrique‘a Valenzuela Cavazos, 615 E, Fourth St
Filberto Valenzuela
Maria Cavazos
Muscatine
Jose Ruiz
Gregory Quintero
Texas
Royal J
Broders Wilton
Dick” Broders
Iowa City
G.W. Ukena
Paul Maurer
Lewis Braimmeier
Frank Broders Jr
Joe Broders
Gregory Marolf
Jack Broders
Conrad Deitz
A. Shyrer
American Legion
Durant Cemetery
Myron Towle
Wapelio
Towle
Donald
Los Angeles
Dianna Feist
Mary Alice Timothy
Patricia Ann Stevens
Willingboro
Harrison Cemetery
Wapello
Wilton
Griffith
Grace Bacon
Wesley Acres
Des Moines
Helen Braun
St. Mary's Church
Carl F. Clems
Lillian Freund
St. Mary’s School
Jeff Harsch
Mark Begey
Tim Yerrington
Jeff Bishop
F. Warren ‘Allen
Harold E. Lemkay
Richard A. Shultz
Oscar Du‘sen
John Galt Cary
Balligan - McCabe
John G. Cary
Mr. Cary
Sterling
Charlotte Ternecek
Davenport
United
6Th Minois Volunteer Regiment
Rod Rehm
Rex W. Brown
Fred Bengston
Moline
John Hall
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Unoccupied Farmhouse Vandalized Near West Liberty
A vandalism report cites an unoccupied house on the Don Feld farm in Wapsie township two and a half miles southeast of West Liberty. The home, leased to a tenant, was found ransacked with belongings moved and boxes disturbed after the incident Sunday night. Sheriff Richard Oppelt and Linn Hart investigated the scene Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Feldman
West Liberty
Wapsie Township
Richard Oppelt
Linn Hart
Chicago cattle and hogs edge higher at stockyards
Official Wednesday receipts estimated 6 000 cattle and 3 500 hogs with no sheep. Hog prices rose 23 cents to a top of 28 25 with 3 000 hogs received and 1 800 shipped. Cattle receipts 1 000 with steers and heifers up 50 cents. Lambs 31.00 to 31.50. Sows steady. Detailed price ranges listed for various weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Stock market gains again as it advances second session
NEW YORK AP The stock market rose for a second straight session with moderate activity near the close. Gains offset losses by about 275 issues. Notable closings: Hewlett-Packard up 2 percent to 83. Gillette off 33 percent to 49. Bermee 1 percent to 1256. Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling up 1 percent to 404. Natomas up 3 to 118. Also listed were Chicago potatoes track arrivals and California long whites and round red carrot prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hewlett-Packard
Gillette Co
Bermee Corp
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling
Natomas
Soybeans lead gains as July options rise on low stock fears
Chicago grains report July soybean options gaining about two percent amid concerns stock levels in Chicago may be dangerously low. Wheat and corn moved mixed, oats up modestly, rye mixed, and soybeans up to 1 percent as futures traded on the Chicago Board of Trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grain Futures
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade Today
Classified Advertising Classifications and Rates
Classifieds outline pricing by word with six cent, seven cent, and twenty one cent per word rates. Staff note deadlines and the ad taker contact number at 263 2331. The Journal offers guidance to improve ad results and asks readers to report errors after initial insertion.
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Connie Terry
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Arthur Nutting
Frank Miller
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Larry Carlson
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Stephen Osztolk
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George Morrisette
Harold Behncke and Sons Company
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Lester Kelly
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Muscatine Journal
la Salle Candy Company
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Muscatine Pearl Works
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