Daily Report May 1969 Labor and court notices
Admitted: Abs Richard Payne and several others from Lombard Cleveland and Muscatine areas. Dismissed: multiple residents including Iris Wonders and Harold Ross. Born: two infants to local couples in Columbus Junction and Wilton today. Legal notes include larceny charge for Virgin Nichols and divorce petitions for Rita Mercer and Twila Wagner with custody and support requests. Probate tax filing for Anna Braunworth. Driving violations and improper turns listed with appearances in June.
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Lucretia Alexander
Cleveland
Ottilie Drewes
Poplar
Ruth Sprague
Green
Kenneth Howard
Pond
Donald Knapp
James Cochran
W. Fifth
Iris Wonders
Wapello
Harold Ross
W. Second
William Steele
Valley
Odetta Pippers
Devitt
Anna M. Braunworth
Rita Elaine Mercer
Richard Wayne Mercer
Twila Wagner
Robert R. Wagner
Wilton
Livestock Prices Move As Chicago Market Closes Mixed
USDA estimates Wednesday receipts 6000 cattle 3500 hogs with no sheep. Hogs at Chicago yard steadier to 25 cents higher on 3000 hogs. cattle light test with 400 head and few slaughter classes. Hogs ranged from 25.50 to 27.00 per cwt with loads up to 35.25 for heavy weights. cattle saw limited tests with top yields around 34.75 and cows 21.25 to 27.50. Sheep 100 head, lambs steady with upper grades 30.80 to 31.50 for 90-140 lb. spring slaughter.
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Livestock Futures Figures Mixed On Chicago Exchange
Trading data from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange shows live beef cattle hogs and frozen pork bellies with varied highs lows closes and bids across June through December contracts. Bids and offers are noted for several months reflecting ongoing price activity and market volatility.
New York Stocks At Noon A Mixed Session Report
New York stock quotations show a wide mix of gains and losses with numerous issues advancing and retreating. Leaders include Allied Stores, International Harvester, and Gen Elec, while several producers and utilities trade lower as the market holds around midday.
Obituaries Mabel Ayres and Donald Murray Funeral Details
Funeral services for Mabel Ayres age 78 will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at the First Baptist Church in Iowa City. Burial will follow at Oakridge Cemetery West Liberty. Survivors include a daughter Betty Petersen and several siblings. Donald Verwin Murray 49 formerly of Wapello died Sunday in Minneapolis. Services are at 2 p m Wednesday at Dudgeon McCulley Funeral Home with burial in Wapello Cemetery. He is survived by a son Michael Murray and three sisters.
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Betty) Petersen
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Sadie) Whitback
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Soybeans and Wheat Edge Down One Cent
Chicago reports soybeans and wheat futures dipping near one cent as trade opens with brisk activity then eases. Declines attributed to weather signaling favorable planting, with corn futures mostly lower and local offerings remaining light. Regional notes cover potatoes and livestock markets, plus deaths of Luther Lemaster and Wayne Brown with funeral details.
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Child suffers arm cut in two car crash at East Third
Two Ford cars collided at East Third and Walnut streets Monday at 7:30 p.m. A five year old child in the Kenneth Meisinger vehicle suffered a cut on the left arm. The Meisinger car had damage to the left front door and window while the Frye car had right front fender damage.
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Muscatine Toastmasters honor awards at Monday meeting
Deihi wins speaker award while I Churchill receives critic's award and A Vanicek earns topic award at Muscatine Toastmasters at Sauer's restaurant. D Homey leads as toastmaster with G Murphy giving invoca tion and serving as topicmaster.HON Industries distributes about 116000 in profit sharing to eligible employees. first of two annual installments plus matching retirement plan contribution.
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A. Vanicek
Muscatine Toastmasters Club
Sauer’s
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G. Murphy
R. Pape
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I. Deihl
HON Industries
Complaints Start About Fireworks In Muscatine
Independence Day nears and Muscatine residents report growing fireworks complaints. Police logged two calls Monday night from Climer Street area and the 1200 block of Oak Street. Chicago Cash Grains market notes follow with grain prices and futures.
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Owning Your Own Home Pros and Real Estate Ads
The piece argues home ownership offers tax shelter and security amid inflation and taxes, but advises buying only if affordable and not as a windfall. It promotes consulting Realtors, market comparisons, and a Harold Rosenberg Agency ad offering free sales estimates and services.
Movable barbecue storage center design plan HJ
Free AE h04 plan outlines build of a light portable barbecue center using twelve 4 foot 2x2s, a 2x3 foot Masonite pegboard panel, and a 4x8 Weatherall hardboard panel. Includes chuck wagon picnic table and lawn chair. mail postcard to Masonite Dept HJ Box B Chicago 60690.
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Jim Grant Leads Golf Qualifiers In Charlotte
Jim Grant of Atlanta shot four under par on Monday to lead the qualifiers for the 22. The event took place in Charlotte North Carolina with Grant topping the board as other players chased him in the early rounds.
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Par-Bitting feat earns Grant Kemper Open spot
Grant was one of six players in a field of 155 to match par on the 6,000-yard Ced arwood Country Club course, securing one of the places available to nonexempt players in the $150,000 Kemper Open.
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Grant
Cedarwood Country Club
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