New York Stocks Amid Mixed Closing Prices
A fragmented stock list shows gains and losses across several major issues. Notable figures include Anaconda, Atchison, Bendix, Boeing, Chrysler, Deere, Dow Jones components, and Ford Motors, with varied percentage changes and prices reflecting a fluctuating market.
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New York
Am Gan
Alum -Co
Anaconda
Atchison
Bendix
Boeing Ae Bata Case
Chrysler
Deere
Dy Pont
Eastman
Ford Motay
Daily Police Court and District Court Docket Details
Report covers traffic fines, delinquency case, marriage license and divorce actions, custody and alimony orders, adoptions, and various addresses. Notable items include Judge Wellens presiding traffic cases, Larry Weikert case for delinquency with 60 day continuance, Daniel Lester Hull and Christine Elsie Lawwell licensed to wed, a Latimer divorce under Judge Matthew Westrate, restoration of Anna Delores Starkweather name, and multiple notices of residents and hospitalizations. A birth announced for former Marshalltown residents, Mr Schulze.
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District Court
Daniel Lester Hull
Moline
Jil
Christine Elsie Lawwell
Wilton
Anna Delores
Latimer
James Edward Latimer
Matthew Westrate
Anna Delores Starkweather
Corn and Bean Futures Lead Grains Higher on Board
Chicago trade shows corn and soybeans rallying with soybeans up over three cents and corn up about a cent. Commercial demand supports corn while speculators drive soybean gains. wheat shows light activity with short covering for old crops. Market totals include July prices near record highs and tight receipts across grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Potatoes Market Signals Mixed as Arrivals Rise
Arrivals rise in Chicago with steady to firm demand for round reds and long whites showing weakness. California long whites reach 210 tons, California round reds 360 tons, Alabama round reds 7.90. Ole seeds light and trading limited to establish market zones with no cartage stock reported.
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Chicago
California
Alabama
Salex
Rail Lines To Be First With Legal Liquor
Des Moines reports the state liquor control commission expects railroad cars to be first to sell liquor by the drink once the new laws take effect. Chairman Homer Adcock said railroads will obtain licenses directly from the commission, and if applications are in July 5 they may begin service later that day. The July 4 holiday delays action until July 5.
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Des Moines
Towa
Bile Liquor Control Commission
Homer Adcock
Commission
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Across Wholesale Market
Chicago Produce reports wholesale buying prices largely unchanged. Grades A whites at 70 percent or better, mixed 28 percent, mediums 23 percent. Live poultry prices steady to lower with roasters at 28.9 to 29.25, white rock fryers 20 and 31 for special and plain varieties.
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USDA
Don’t Cull Too Soon Says Dairymen Panel
Muscatine County dairymen face the question of culling based on first records says Extension Director Eugene Mathern. Wallace Taylor notes a heifer’s first record, adjusted for age, is about 44 percent predictive of future lactations. Cull the poorest first calf cows as dry, keep the next poorest for a second record, then decide after four to months. Third lactation culls reflect health or progeny issues. Repeats vary with conditions. a cow kept for a second lactation remains the same cow with genetic potential. Poor first lactation opportunities may yield better second-lactation results.
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Muscatine County
Eugene Mathern
Wallace Taylor
Town, State University
Taylor
NASA ends Mercury missions to focus on Gemini program
Space Chief James E. Webb announced there will be no further Mercury orbital flights. NASA will proceed with the Gemini program, simulating maneuvers needed for future Apollo missions to the moon. Webb spoke to the Senate Space Committee after a conference with Robert Seamans Jr. and Hugh Dryden.
Hong Kong Plans Water Imports From China
Hong Kong government moves to import water from Communist China to ease a seven month drought the worst in the territory's history. Tankers are being chartered to bring water from the Pearl River about 40 miles away, as the ration is cut to four hours every four days.
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Hong Kong
China
Pearl River
Omaha Livestock Prices and Market Shifts
Livestock market report shows cattle and calf demand steady to weak with shifts in weight classes. Feeder calves 125 to 350 pounds largely steady to weak. heifers and heavier steers mixed with slight declines. sheep and lambs under pressure with spring lambs not fully established and lamb prices near 25 to 50 lower in places.
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U. S
Pinkeye Misconceptions In Cattle Eye Infections
Muscatine County cattlemen warn pinkeye may not be the sole cause of eye infections. Extension experts say multiple conditions mimic pinkeye and proper diagnosis hinges on considering dust pollen flies viruses and nutrient deficiencies. Treatments include powders ointments and antiseptics with animals kept in clean quarters away from sun and flies until healed. Isolating animals exposed to infection for 30 days helps prevent spread before reintegration.
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Muscatine County
Eugene Mathern
Mathern
John B. Herrick
Iowa State University
Herrinng
Cartier
Handbook for Dairymen Out Is Released
Iowa State University Press releases A Handbook for Dairymen by Anthon Coletti aimed at practical on farm dairy cattle care. The book, priced at 4.50, targets dairy farmers, herdsmen, youth, and others involved in dairy value management.
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Aries
Iowa State University Press
Anthon Coletti
Speed Supplies to Storm Area Karachi Pakistan
U.S. ambassador Walter P. Maconnu phy announced Tuesday that $150,000 worth of medical supplies is being rushed by military aircraft from the United States to East Pakistan's cyclone victims.
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Karachi
Pakistan
U.S
Walter P. Maconnuphy
Sta
Heavy Supply Drops Swine Prices Amid Large Hog Run
Chicago-USD A official reported Thursday receipts of 600 cattle, 7,000 hogs, and 360 sheep. Trade grew with an unusually large 7,600 head supply and prices eased 25 to 50 cents per hundredweight. No. 1 and 2 hogs weighed 190-225 lb sold at 17.73 to 18.10, mixed 1-3 up to 250 lb at 26.50 to 17.73. Slaughter sow prices rose 25 cents early but demand remained slow for weights over 1300 lb. High and prime grades moved 25.25 to 34.00 per hundredweight. 7,500 hogs total with various weights and prices listed. Cattle receipts 9,500, with bulk high choice and prime slaughter steers at 28.25-24.00. heifers and other classes cited. Sheep slaughter steady with lambs 21.00-23.00 and ewes 5.00.
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Chicago
Cannes
Chicago Cash Grain No 1 Wheat and Soybean Sales Noted
Chicago market report lists No 1 wheat and No 1 soybean sales as unavailable. Prices for yellow corn varieties are given with grades No 2 and No 3 yellow, and additional figures for No 5 yellow and an extra white bean line appear.
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Chicago
Obituaries for Mrs Min Price and Warren A Davis
Funeral services for Mrs Min Price will be held at Walnut Baptist Church with Rev Timothy Barrett presiding after her death at Muscatine General Hospital. Warren A Hank Davis, 70, of Muscatine died at Oakwood Home after an extended illness. He served in WWI and was a retired assistant county engineer. Survivors include his widow Genevieve, a sister and a niece and nephew. Burial with military rites at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Muscaine General Hospital
Wil
Walnut Baptist Church
Timothy Barrett
Ralph J
Warren A. Davis
Warren A
Hank
Davis
East Fourth Street
Oakwood
Muscaline
Mr. Davis
Muscatine
Genevieve Wippel
My. Davis
American Legion
the Masons
WE Eagles
P.B
Ellis
France
Genevieve Davis
Idabee Klein
Kathryn Ditto
Burlington
James Klein
New Hampton
Fairbanks Funeral Home
Fairbanks Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Gerald M Gahn dies at 35 after brief illness
Gerald Marvin Gahn age 35 of Burlington died at 6 45 AM at his home after a brief illness He was an insurance salesman for Mutual of Omaha and had lived in Burlington one year Funeral services are set for Saturday at Eliott Lanning Funeral Home in Burlington Burial will be at Aspen Grove Cemetery Friends may call at Fan Banks Funeral Home tonight through Thursday He was born June 30 1938 in Burlington and was a member of the Presbyterian Church He is survived by his wife Barbara Peterson four sons Douglas Richard Scott his parents Harry Gahn Colorado Springs and Mrs Billie Gahn Rock Island three sisters and several brothers
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Gerald Marvin Gahn
West
Fourth Street
Gain
Mutual of Omaha
Eliott-Lanning ‘Funeral
Burlington
Aspen Grove Cemetery
Fanbanks
Gahn
Presbyterian Church
Barbara Peterson
Douglas
Richard
Scott
Harry Gahn
Colorado Spring
Billie Gahn
Rock Island
May
John Gahn
Stillwater
Oklah
Kenneth Gain
Robart Gahn
Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa
Notice is given that a will purported to be Herman C Budzine has been opened for probate. A hearing for proof and admission to probate is set for July 1, 1983, in Muscatine County District Court. Florence Hetzler is Clerk of Court. Tipton and Tipton, Attorneys.
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Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Herman C. Budzine
Said County
Muscatine
Tews
Florence Hetzler
Tipton & Tipton
Muscatine Journal Classified Advertising Classifications
Classified sections list ad categories from sales to rentals and services. It explains deadlines, rates, and how to place ads by telephone, plus a note that errors are limited to the first incorrect insertion and pricing uses word counts and run counts.
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Muscatine Journal
Vacuum Cleaners and Sewing Machines Service Ad
Parts and service for all vacuum cleaners and sewing machines. Neal's 809 EB 2nd. 263 4543. Septic tanks and cess pools cleaned and repaired. Max Colberg 263 2546.
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Neal's
Max Colberg
Auction notice for Wapello Iowa tract sale bids
Written bids for the entire tract in lump sum must be filed at the office of W O Weaver Attorney at Law Wapello Iowa before 8 p m on June 18 1963. Property sold to one purchaser in one transaction with highest bid. Inspection arranged via Leo Plumb. Detailed legal description on request.
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W. O. Weaver
Wapello
Iowa
Leo Plumb
North Main
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Rowe
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Kansas
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Shalltown
Jung
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Carole Reesink
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Schmelzer
Kenway Cleaners
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