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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1963

Page

4

First Night of Fair Features Louisa County Harness Racing

Muscatine Iowa July 3 19 The Louisa county fair opens with full grandstand attendance as night racing presents a $1000 pace for non-winners and a free for all pace. Favorite Jo Blo owned by OC Updyke of Kirksville Missouri and driven by Royce Carey of Columbus Junction headlines the card. Other races include a 2 year old $600 stake with entrants from several states and the fast time in the free for all trot. Presiding judge Clifford Ash with assistants Homer Wilson and Marshall Oxley oversee the program in What Cheer.

Columbus Junction Louisa County Blo OC. R OC. R. Updyke Stubley Kirksville Ant Royce Carey Calumbus Dunedon Waypoly Louisiana Minnesota Kansas Towers Fedead Bes BM Burns and Mans Marshalltown Leo, Burns Trivh Rose Columbus’ Junction Raunchie B Firnt Halls Fancy Mugh, Dennis Punt Hills Indian Creek Gilmore Doggett Des Moines Doggett le Sola K. Re Callan Vermillion S. Dak Clayton Collar Tan Hal Joba White Keswick Towa Ally Boy Reginald McIntyre Lodi Wise McIntyre L. Ban Morris F Douds Iowa Chuck Collar Mitchel Locs Montleeile Tom Eden Ruunchie B My Tish Rose Vacesls Clifford

Local Scout Heads to World Jamboree in Europe

Dick McPike, son of De and Mrs. J D MePike, travels with a Boy Scout group toward the World Scout Jamboree in Marathon Greece. The report, dated Romie July 24, recounts prejamboree training in Fort Slotan, a New York tour, and travels from Zurich to Lucerne via motor coach.

Dick McPike J. D. MePike Mulberry Marathon Greece Teller Romie Lucerne Fort, Slotans Great Central West Zurich Swilgenland New York Empire State Building United Nations Grant Tony Frankfurt Germany Ypeltteling Luecerne Lions “Monument Old Bridge Lake Laverne Mount Pilatus Cogral Rome

Market Climb Stalls In Early Trading Session

New York shares traded unevenly as the market opened vigorously then slowed. The Dow Jones average rose about 1.67 points to around 899.00 by noon, continuing into its fourth session with mixed activity and modest gains.

New York Howe

Chamber Warns Against Deceptive Racket in Public Notices

The Mascaline Chamber of Contrieres exposed a new racket selling cookware through public notices. Executive secretary Frank J. Killian warned these notices mimic regal ads and bankruptcy bids, falsely touting $199.50 items at $39.09 to soothe creditor claims.

Mascaline Chamber of Contrieres Frank J. “Killian Chamber MY. Killian Killian National Better Business Bureau Hikanderuh Sales Syho Kilan Ot Freight Carriex Texson

Fragmented OCR listing of brands and stock names

The text shows a garbled list of brands and companies including Ford Motors, Deere, Eastman, Union Pacific, Phillips Petroleum, Westinghouse, and Merrill Lynch. It resembles a fragmented stock or catalog snippet with percentages and partial addresses, lacking coherent narrative.

Daily Report: Austria Court Records and Local Notices

Harvey Allee faces a $10 fine plus costs or three days in jail on a plea of guilty to issuing a false check for 2.21 dollars. Richard Guntenhaus of Muscatine reports assault and battery against Paul T. Warnstall. Hospital admissions include Mercy hospital in Davenport with upcoming surgery. Discharges list multiple patients. births noted for Dale Nederho f f and others. Several divorce and custody actions scheduled, including hearings for Plett versus Plett and Anderson versus Andrews. visitation and support disputes referenced with dates in 1961 to 1983.

Austria Harvey Allee Des Bresilius Jerry R. Baltersoff Columbus City Richard “Guntenhaus Muscatine Paul T. Warnstall Leohard Adkins Virgil George Hollenbeck Ars Cisiady Jeff Towa Joe Friscia Ohi Iowa Dorothy Anderson Wilber. Reid

Dog Marshal Resigns Post in County Humane Society

Alderman Roger Knott announced at the finance committee meeting Tuesday night that the County Humane Society will hire a new dog marshal to manage the animal shelter at Maple Grove Road. Jim Mayes resigns effective Aug 2 after holding the post for a year and a half. The society has several applicants. Meanwhile two vehicles were damaged today when a driver swerved reaching into a glove compartment near Cedar Street. Clinton F. Lane, 19, of 1424 Cedar, had been driving out Cedar when his 1933 model struck a 1956 registered car, causing over 3000 in damage to the right front of Lane’s car and left rear of the other.

Humane Roger Knott Jim Mayes Krott Smarshal Maple Grove Boam Clinton F. Lane Cedar Street Cedar Bavanek

Chicago Potatoes Market Cites Slow Demand and Scarce Reds

A fragmentary market note reports slow demand and a dull market for potatoes in Chicago with a firmer undertone on round reds, noting scarcity. Mentions USDA and regional arrivals, with prices around 4,785.16 for some commodities and references to California and Alabama markets.

Chicago USDA Califay Ala

Chicago Produce Prices Unchanged in Live Poultry and Eggs Report

The Chicago farm market lists unchanged wholesale buying prices for live poultry, white eggs, and butter with mixed lots of birds including barred rocks and other fowl. Reports mention various weights and grades, including extra heavy whites and yellow eggs, with soybeans and oil futures noted in the same dairy and produce overview.

Chicago USDA

MRS ESTHER HULL ELDER BURLINGTON DIES AT 63

Obituary notices from Burlington and surroundings report the death of Esther Hull Elder 63 at University Hospital Town City. Funeral arrangements set at St. Joseph's in Burlington with burial in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Also noted are services for Edith Garnes Abe Whisler Art Van Bochove Wallace Powell Helen Betuha Jackson and family memorials, detailing birthplaces, spouses, and survivors.

Esther Hull Elder Burlington Esther Hull-Elder University Hospital Town City Slia Arch Burslington Burlal Feart Ceemlery Elder Tairo Charles Ardmure Frances Collins Huez Aisedzinhe Caionded”” County Louis County Burtington Frances Stephen Root Wallace Powell Wallace’ Powell Illinois City Galesburg John ,G Mary I. Powell Commany Hazel Dell My. Powell Muscar Line John G. Powell West Liberty Silvia Kistler Buffalo Prairie Lucile Boruif George Mr. Wiltich Jackson Grandview Grandview Community Helen Betuha Jackson Riverview Heights Muscatine Grandview Cemetery Dudgeon-McCulley Wandle Jackson

Barracks Erected as Skopje Rebuilds After Quake

Yugoslav officials announced rapid plans to establish barracks in Skopje and construct a new city area. Dynamite and bulldozers continued clearing the quake ruins as shelters were prepared for survivors.

Skopje Yugoslavia

Trading Slow as Swine Prices Decline at Chicago Market

Hog prices continued to slip for a third straight day in Chicago, with mixed No 2 and 2 grades at 1919.25 per hundredweight. Cattle supply slim for Wednesday at 8000 head, slaughter steers steady to 30 cents higher. mixed high choice and prime steers at 24.25 to 25.30. Slaughter heifers around 23.79 to 27.5. bulls 18.5 to 20. Sheep and lambs steady amid cautious demand, spring slaughter lambs 18.5 to 21.0, sows 4.00 to 36.00.

Chicago USDA Marcial

Grain Futures Extend Downward Trend on Board of Trade

Grain futures extended theis downward trend amid steady selling at the Board of Trade. Soybeans and corn showed declines while wheat held near unchanged levels. Prices for September delivery fell for corn and soybeans, with mixed notes on other grains as market activity remained light and volatile.

Chicago Board of Trade

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jownal Jo Blo Levin Jan Mar Phare O'Roan Charlie C. L. Mull & Sons Disfr Motors Atchison Bendix Beth, Su Curtiss Deere Eastman Ford Motors Bennoy Cotapax Phillips Pet Union Pacif United Westingh Oey Merrill Lynch Pieres Fepnersand Pavenpart Daily Report Mhis Dan’ Strouse Elmar Youns Leon D. Krurger Fairviews Tubher “Keiser Cada Max McDanielé Columbus Fred Day Wisconsin Margaret Chandler Town Verna Miller Nichols Mercy- Hospital Davenport East Second Street Suly Washington, D. C U.S Buenos Aires Darien Juan Carlos Torres Jose Vallerda Manuel Fontes AP Photofax Edith Garnes Ralph ‘J. Wittich Hugeman Tars Floyd Scout Burly Greenwood Cemetery John Abe Whisler Ralph Fischer Ralph J. Witch Floyd Scott Greenwood Cemetdy Art van Bochove van Bochave Cedar’ Street Holland Trynije Vander Dial
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