Daily Report Muscatine Journal March 12 1968 Admits and Dismissals
The Muscatine Journal lists admissions in routes and streets including Mrs. Elmer Hayes and Verna Miller among others, with several names under Cranston Iowa and Grandview areas. Dismissals include Mrs. Ralph Bloom and Leslie Hartley, with multiple city locations noted.
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Muscatine, Va
Journal
Daily Report
Elmer Hayes
Joseph Korte
Marquette
Rhonda Lange
Newell
Leo J. Downham
Lucas
Ira Temple
Grandview
Verna Miller
Ella Hill
Mississippi Drive
Henry Stickrod
Ralph Bloom
Cranston
Leslie Hartley
Linco Bird
Deborah Truitt
Iowa
Orville Schauland
Mulberry
Michael Howe
Gary Courtois
Maynard Thirtyacre
Copper Strike Settlement Dim
WASHINGTON AP Chances of a breakthrough in the eight month old copper strike faded as union negotiators delayed action on a 1.07 per hour contract offer and renewed demands for company wide bargaining. The 40 month contract offer by Phelps Dodge would cover about 5,000 workers at Arizona mines and the El Paso refinery, but not at other operations in New York and Arkansas. Police arrests and delinquency notices follow, with appearance dates set for several individuals on charges including contributing to delinquency of a minor and operating a motor vehicle without a license.
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Washington
Phelps Dodge Corp
Arizona Mines
el Paso, Tex
New York
Arkansas
Richard Leroy Wetzel
Indiana Street
Evertt Knight
Columbus Junction
Virgil LeRoy Nichols, Jr
Mershey Ave
New York Stocks and Omaha Livestock Reports
New York stock quotations show widespread activity with many listed shares including Allied Chemical, AmCan, Mobil, IBM, General Electric and US Steel among others. mid day quotes reflect varied losses and gains across multiple sectors. Omaha livestock prices indicate hogs up to 25 cents higher in some weight ranges while cattle and calves hold steady and prime steers reach about 28.25 dollars per hundredweight. Chicago grain prices list wheat around 1.59 and corn around 1.13 per bushel with soybeans near 2.71.
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Chicago
USDA
New York
AlliedCh
AmCan
T&t
AmChain
Amcryss
Ja Eil&p
Jowa
Ta P&l
KC P&l
AmStd
Krige SS
AmSugar
Lech Pri
T&t To Loch Air
Qm Tob
Marlin
Anaconda
Maytag
Armour
M'dith
Atchison
Mobil
Aurich
Auro
BendixAv
WN Am Air
Beth SH
Bong Air
Penney & [Borden
Pa Cen
Brunswik
Phill Pet
Chrysler
Carlins Ra
Rey Tob
Salewy
Curtis Wr
Sear Rb
Deere
duPont
Sincl Oi
East Rod
ElvaCo 30
Brds
Fairmont
FooleMin
Sunray
Gmble Sk
Swift Co
Texaca
Textron
Elec
Gent&el
UN Pac Jats
Goodrich
Uniroy
Goodyear
Uni Air L
Gwestu
Ghound
US Gyp
Hershey
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Omaha
John Deere
John Deere No
Mohawk
P.T.O
Krause
Hanson
Allis Chalmers
New Holland
Lindsay
Fox
Massey Ferguson
Challenger
P T.O
Mayrath
Lincoln
Obituaries and Funerals Notices
Obituary items list Oscar Baker 80 funeral services held at George M Wittich with interment at Greenwood cemetery. Margaret Moore 93 grave sides at Columbus City cemetery, burial in Fort Madison arrivals and visitation details. Edna Rodgers 87 obituary with services at Fairbanks Chapel and Letts cemetery. Hester Bowman 68 services at St Mathias Church with burial at St Mary’s. Gene Stackhouse until burial in Dumont, Iowa after death in Mesa Arizona.
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Oscar Baker
George M. Wittich
Gerald Fillman
Pat Simpson
Margaret Moore
Columbus Junction
Columbus City
Carlton Moore
Dallas
Tex
Earl E. Josten
Stacy - Lewis
Cotumbus Junction
William K
Louisa Baker Moore
Ada Orr
Amarillo
Fort Madison
Edna Rodgers
Edna Florence Rodgers
Oakwood
Vinton C
Mary E. Powell Shellabarger
Letts
Walter N. Rodgers
Rock Island
United Brethren Church
Fairbanks Chapel
Henry Teele
Hester Bowman
St.Mathias Church
Thomas R. Doyle
Mary Wilson
St. Mathias School
Sam Lazio
Steve Shank
Dan Potthoff
Dick Fox
Danny Garrett
Thomas E. Kelly
Charles P. Kelly
Henry C. Zeug
Henry Thauren
Donald Ash
Ray Novak
St. Mary's Cemetery
Miss Bowman
Gene Stackhouse
Boyd Stackhouse
Adams St
Muscatine
Mesa
Arizona
Mr. Stackhouse
Dumont
Iowa
John Harvey
John W. Harvey
Thomas Holle
Eva Kramer
Harlan Harvey
Richard Turner
William Harvey
Robert Oxley
Jean
Cranston
Harvey
Route 1
Futures Show Modest Strength on Chicago Board of Trade
Soybeans and most grains edged higher on the Chicago Board of Trade amid fair activity and mixed trading. Factors included Midwest snow boosting feed demand and rising gold buying internationally, with wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans all showing small gains while potatoes and carlot track sales varied across regions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Midwest
Southwest
USDA
U.S
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Florida
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APY
Mercantile Exchange
Grain Futures Chicago
Mar
Laos
Rye
Lysle Lamb
Steve Lamb
George Bishop
del Martin
Ben Browning
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Baker
West 6Th St
Ann
North Prairie Street
Wapello
Connie Wagner
Iine Personals
Ronald Kenneth Feston
Argyle F Proffitt
Frank L. Bence
Gur
Ralph Fischer
Roy Pearson
Riley Funeral Home
Leo E. Snyder
Stella
Harold Snyder
LaVerne Snyder
Virgil Fuctman
Forrest Townsley
Jack
Grisman
Oscar
Dr. Asthalter
Muscatine General Hospital
Crews
John Bartenhagen
Alllows City
Rieck Skubal
Okr
Geneva School
Ray Whitwood
Ee We Financial
Muscatine Savings and Loan
Johnson
Washington Street
Broderson
Wester Drug
Fuhlman
Harold Behncke and Sons Company
de Leeuw Bug Cleaners
Bosch Pest Central
Corn Country Coin Co
W. H. Ford
Best T.V. Sales and Service
Jess
Jim Bermel
Nara
West Second Street
Fannhand
Wilton
Ater
Harold Bennett
Afton
Towa
Dasa
Assasssa
Sade
Duayne Neff
Nichols
Felix Ruppert
Iowa Avenue
Sunset Inn
Grain Processing Corporation
House of Glass
Rock-A-Bye Inn
Lapy
Lang's Jewelry
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O. T. Daniels
Seventh Avenue
Coralville
Clare Paxton
Grandview Avenue
Cohn’s
East Third
West Hill
Homer Dean
Avon
Anna Ma’rie
Avon District
Megr
Friendship
Iowa City
Dial
Qaaraananaaess
West Second
Eagle Food Centers
Milan
Ilinois
Grain Processing Corp
Oregon Street
West Fourth
Cal Muscatine Iron and Metal
Percer
Gabriel Apartm
Durant
Lord Avenue
Illinois
Preemption
Dale Ristau
Harold Sackman
Jack Bertelsen
Vaughn Borsh
Don Martin
Ed Caliger
Central State Bank
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