Muscatine Daily Report Highlights Local Court and Hospitals
May 17 1966 Muscatine Virginia Journal daily report lists admissions at local hospitals with names and addresses, births, and dismissals. Police and probate notes include speeding, intoxication, reckless driving, and divorce actions. Local market briefs cover Chicago produce and grain quotations with prices for corn and soybeans.
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Late Tuesday stock quotes list many notable movers
Merrill Lynch supplied a price list of New York stocks with numerous tickers and percent changes including Allied, AmCan, AmT&T, Ford, IBM, General Electric, Texaco, Dow components, and other majors. The compiled figures show varied advances and declines across sectors and firms in a dense array of financial markers.
Arrest Woman Charged With Breaking Door Glass
Mrs. Janet Bohy 28 of Eagle Grove was arrested after midnight when police reported the plate glass entrance door of Bramway brug store near Iowa avenue and East Second street was broken. She faced Justice Harold Hanson, choosing 56 dollars and costs plus 10 days in jail for defacing property and a 10 dollar fine on intoxication. she appeared barefoot with a bandage on one ankle, and a small sack of cosmetics seized by police could be kept if she paid for the items. Bohy was booked for intoxication at 1 45 a m.
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Duane Goodken
Jack Vernon Lenz
Route 1
Long Tree
Vernon Wayne LaRue
Kindler Avenue
Glen Lagan Curry
Siegel Street
William David Corley
Argyle
Robert Leo Schreiber
East Ninth Street
Donald Lee Smith
Morrison
Wayne R. Tyner
Cherry Street
Richard James Slater
East Seventh Street
Jesse James Wilson
Natalie Ann Saltz
Muscatine
Fanny C.smith
Dean C. Smith
Mason City
Nellie May Bass
Conesville
Orville Bass
Blanche May Holtshaw
Louise May MacEachern
Amy May Westaway
Huth L. Connor
William C. Connor
M. L. Sutton
Plaintiff
Brower Addition
Wayne Fry
Fry Electric
Second Street Development Company, Inc
Reichert Construction Co
Stiles Drug Store
Janet Bohy
Eagle Grove
Whiteway
Hershey Avenue
Bramway Brug
Iowa Avenue
East Second Street
Justice of the Peace
Harold Hanson
Bohy
Hogs Steady to 25 Cents Higher on Chicago Market
USDA estimated Wednesday receipts at about 9,000 cattle, 9,000 hogs, and 200 sheep. Slaughter hogs tested steadier to 25 cents higher but failed to reach Monday’s peak of 25.75. Prices ranged 25.00 to 25.50 for 1-2, 24.50 to 25.95 for mixed 1-3, and 22.00 to 23.00 for 2-3 250-270 lb. Sows quoted 18.75 to 19.50, with a 1,293 lb prime steer sell at 28.50 and choicest grades at 25.50 to 27.00. Road prime steers weighed 1,293 pounds at 28.50. calves none.
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Atchison
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Penney
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Borden
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Hershey
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IBM
US Steel
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Wolverine
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Market Notes From Omaha and Chicago Grain Prices
Omaha livestock quotes show steer and heifer ranges from 24.75 to 27.00 with slaughter demand steady to strong. Chicago grain tables list No. 2 wheat at 1.55 to 1.65, corn No. 2 yellow around 32, oats No. 1 heavy, and soybeans No. 1 yellow near 3.06.
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Burlington
Cynthia Laughlin
Maple
Euston Longhurst
Bartlett
Walter Luellen
Sycamore
Ralph Burns
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Adelbert Foster
First Ave
Alice Zahniser
E. Tenth
AS M. Thornton
Monroe
Evert White, Jr
Jeland
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Columbus City
Anna M. Funk
E. Fifth
Francis
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Glen Wright
Isett
Steven M. Shoppa
Pat Novacek
Walter Hetzler
John Lemaster
Lincoln Blvd
Lawrence Riley
Morning Sun
William Hidlebaugh
Justice Court
Robert L. Garrett
West Eighth Street
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