New York Late Stock Quotations Unsettled Markets July 27 1964
Prices for 1964 New York stocks shown in a late market briefing include Am Can Alcoa Goodyear AT&T Sears and Roebuck General Motors Ford Motors Westinghouse and US Steel among others. Trading noted mixed gains and losses with several cyclic and industrials listed, while commodities and sector movers reflect a broad market snapshot from July 27 1964.
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Muscatine, In
New York
Alum Couity
Gen Motors
Lips
AM Motors
Gandrich
Goodyear
Seoip Ag
AT & T
Sears
Atchison
Iowa
Bendix
Towa P and L
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Monsanto
Iduy
Thatcher Glass
Marshall Ploid
Calan Bacllie
Dalry
Eastman
US Steel
Ford Motors
Penney J E Sass
West
Daily Report Police Court Legal Notices
Speeding fines and costs for multiple defendants along Route 5 and Route 8. Divorce suits listing Barbara Dusenberry and Elda Parent, with requests for custody and maiden name restoration. Judgment entries against Krieger Motor Co. and Kent Feeds with specified amounts plus costs. Names of admitted and dismissed individuals and various addresses referenced as part of court notices.
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Barbara Marie Dusenberry
Glenn Richardson Dusenberry
Barbara Marie Othmer
Elda Parent
Thomas Wilbur Parent
Gerald Dean Rushton
Alberto Rushton
Kahoka
Rock Island
Hatfield Corner
Alice R. Allen
Larry I. Allen
Krieger Motor Co
Donald Grimm
Actiow
Clara Schnedler
Antonio
Verda Rodriguez
Kent Feeds
Lee EB. Guis
Gilbert Baker
Grain Report Affects Market
Chicago report on grain stocks shaped the day’s futures, with most prices easing. July soybeans rose on a lower stock estimate, while wheat, corn, oats, and rye moved slightly down or unchanged as traders absorbed the bearish overall outlook.
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Chicago
Local Grain Quotations Report from Muscatine
Local cash grain prices show corn with a moisture discount of nineteen percent over 15.2 percent and soybeans at forty nine percent over 8 percent. The note references No 2 red grades and a grain lot code S11543.
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Af Ua
Davenport Negro Leader Urges Calm After Racial Unrest
Davenport residents urged calm as police patrolled the city’s large Negro area after incidents blamed on white youths. Flynn Griffin of the Davenport NAACP called for restraint and police action to prevent further trouble amid national racial tensions.
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Davenport
Flynn Griffin
National Association For the Advancement of Colored’ People
Quad-Cities
Chicago grain prices and bids from Chicago market report
Chicago price list shows No. 2 wheat at 1.4844 for red type with various grades noted. Corn No. 1 yellow at 1.23 and other yellow and white oat and soybean bids referenced with multiple quality grades.
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Chicago
Grain Futures CHICAGO -7- Market Notes from Chicago
Grain futures in Chicago show slight moves as market notes reference bogs and sphagnum, while mentions of New Jersey blueberries and coastal area land concern supply conditions. the fragment hints at price or futures context without a clear event or outcome. Limited readable entities include Chicago and New Jersey.
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New Jersey
Obituaries and Funerals In Montpelier and Muscatine area
Obituary items report the death of Mrs Hester Anna Henke in Montpelier Township after illness age 68 born 1872. Survived by son Henry two stepsons two daughters and many grandchildren. Services at Zeigler Memorial Lutheran Church with burial at Parr cemetery. Also noted are funeral services for Walter Lenker William Thomason Alan Thomason Dr Bennett Storey and others. Burial at Memorial Park Oakridge and Fairbanks funeral home details given.
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Hester Anna Henke
Hester
Anna Henke
Muscatine
Montpelier Township
James Irwin
Isabelle Cummings
August’ Henke
Zeigler Men 'Sorial Lutheran Church
Henry Henke
Route 3
George
Muscattine
Cand John
Minneapolis
Minn
Tillie Kye'srhmar
Malie Stigery
Noth
Envy
Zeigler Memorial Lutheran Church
Scherf
Fairbanks
Parr Cemetery
Sand
Walter
Lenker
George M. Wiltich
T. Ray Crews
George Holliday
Memorial Park
Muscatine General Hospital
William Alan Thomason
West Liberty
Alalissa
Snyder
Thomason
Ernest’s
Geneva Campbell
Pallveavery
Edwin Walker
Sherrill Riddle
Tom Brooke
Andrew Guthrie
Charles Evans
Clyde Essex
Oakridge Cemetery
Bennett A. Storey
David Condreau
Elna Downer
Bemidji
Trinidad
Colo
Claude Carlson
Patricia Benson Carlson
Robert Downer
Klein, Klein, Gazke
Olson
Sywassink
Luela P. Sackman
Keokuk
Daniel, Curtis
Tommy Curtis
William Downer
Ruth Ann Swank
Donna Curtis
Myron Davis
Miss
Neva Davis
Fairbanks Funeral Home
HAROLD DEAN CROW _ Harald
Dean Crow
Lombard St
Louisa County
Town
Marets
Luella Jane
Orr
Crow
Martha Higgerson
Evangelical United Brethren Church
The
Grain Processing Corp
Martha
Waller
Jerome
Arizona
William
Muscating
Ina «Mac
Chicago Produce Market Notes and Erratic Prices
Wholesale butter prices steady in Chicago with unchanged quotes. Eggs and poultry show mixed demand and limited movement. Meat and produce segments display uneven figures, with several errors in OCR text affecting clarity of specific items and grades.
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Chicago
Pelema A
Chicago potato market report shows mixed demand and pricing
Chicago market notes moderate demand for food with fair overall activity. Long whites stronger. round reds steady. California supply cited with nine whites at 5.50 to 5.85, bakers at 5.80. Minnesota round reds priced around 2.50. Shipments listed for Friday through Sunday reflect scattered arrivals and on track progress.
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Chicago
USDA
Calfornia
California
Bakers
Minnesota
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha hogs were uneven with lower prices and steady demand for sows and butchers. Cattle, calves, and sheep saw small declines or steady activity with most-choice steers around 22 to 23 dollars, heifers 23 to 24 dollars, and lamb prices near 23 dollars.
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Omaha
Hogs Selling Steady to Lower at Chicago Auction
USDA receipts show Tuesday totals of 2,500 cattle 5,000 hogs and 800 sheep. Butcher hogs sold steady to 25 cents lower, mixed No 1 and 2 grades in the mid teens, top steady with Friday. Slaughter steer trade slow and steady to 25 cents lower, prime loads at 26,7825 pounds. various weight ranges and price bands noted. Slaughter heifers mixed with steady to lower prices. cows around 12.25-13.50. lambs steady with top packages and range prices in the 20s to 25.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Stock Market Mixed With Scrambled Listings
New York traders reported selective gains in blue chip chemicals and copper along with steels and several specially situated issues. Overall, the market remained fairly scrambled as the day opened.
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New. York l
Lone Tree Girl Wins National Methodist Scholarship
Miss Susan Elliott of Lone Tree, daughter of Dr and Mrs R D Elliott, has been awarded one of 500 National Methodist Scholarships by the Board of Education of the Methodist church. She will enter Simpson College at Indianola as a freshman this fall, with tuition up to 500 dollars. The award honors superior scholarship leadership church work character and need, funded by local Methodist churches on Methodist Student Day each June.
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Lone Tree
Susan Elliott
R. D. Elliott
Board of Education of
The
Methodist Church
Conesville Sewing Circle Hears Plans for Final Summer Meeting
The Conesville Sewing Circle met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Sylvia Plotts home. Members Diane McCullough Laura Rainer Marshe Crieper Bonnie Forbes Dawn Hesseltine Darina McCullough Sherry Rainer Jacque Hesseltine and Denise Crieger worked on aprons. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is rescheduled for July 31 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Mrs. Platts home, marking the final summer gathering.
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Conesville
Sylvia Plots
Diane, McCullough
Laura‘Rainer
Marshe Crieper
Bonnie Forbes
Dawn’Hesseltine
Darina McCullough
Sherry Rainier
Jacque Hesseltine
Denise Crieger
Sylvia Plotis
Jone Hott
NFO Protest Targets Farm Prices and Soybean Markets
The National Farmers Organization plans protests and market withholding to push for higher prices, targeting processors in soybean markets. Members visited Decatur Illinois and Redfield Town to procure soybean meal, reporting mills could not meet demand, while prices and profits declined.
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National Farmers Organization
Midwest
NFO
Jye
NFC
Decatur
Ill
Redfield
Town
Probate hearing on will for Jessie F Harlow in Iowa case
In Muscatine County Iowa a probate hearing is set for August 1964 to prove the instrument dated March 10 1860 claiming the will of Jessie P F Harlawy Deceased and to appoint court proceeding with attendance by local residents and officials. The notice includes directions for interested parties and references to the Old Clifton Club entertainment and district events.
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District Court
State OF
Iowa
Muscatine County
Muscatine
Ay Wayne Eckhardt
Muscatine Community
Rute A. James
Classified Advertising Page Highlights and Calls
A Muscatine Journal classified page lists sections from Notices to Lost and Found to Help Wanted. It covers rate cards, appointment details with Wester Drug and local chiropractors, and a stray Siamese cat reward notice with contact 263-3655.
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Adcif
Materis Co
Acci
Denis
Denis Freryrteccrarizrrssr. Yyy) Lost and Found 3 Rexarekrazaarrarkerarsaass
Peeve Ilene Professional
Sakkar
East Sea
Kara
Gillespie
Medical Arts
WM C Gremmell
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