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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1964
Page
9
Stock market activity in New York shows late quotations for Tuesday with notable moves across blue chips and key indices. Traders monitor tech and financials as gains and losses balance in a cautious session.
The report lists admitted individuals including Kevin Snyder Letts Mrs Cal Stohr 308 Lake Park Blvd Boyd Stackhouse 307 W Fults Loren Wakefield Kemper Mes William Cook 60 E ith Mes Aven Jones and infant son 400 Bartlet Mrs Jesse Grigg 1 Park Avenue Andrew Lard 3 Marquette Mrs Arlo Lessenger and infant son Rome Vera Son tour Mrs Robert George 508 Woodlawn plus others. District Court records show Waldo Tider and Floyd Harned dismissed by plaintiff. Police Court Judge Duane Goelken handled speeding cases for Paul Howerd Kerr and Dewy Burton Crooks with associated costs.
In Chicago and Omaha trade, persistent selling left grains weaker with declines of a few cents on futures. Wheat around 424 cents, corn down, soybeans off about 24 cents. cattle and hog futures mixed, with some gains in select beef cuts. Wheat, corn, and oats show varied weakness as prices drift lower across futures and cash bids.
New York stocks edged up as gains in steels and select issues offset a slow session. Volume was about 4.2 million shares, up from 4 million Monday, with most advances only a point or so and losses scattered across the board.
A Sunday farewell supper at 89% Newell hosted by Mr and Mrs. Howard Stallay honored Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamill and Joseph Hamill of Davenport as they prepare to move to Coleville Washington where he will teach at the junior college. Slides from Coleville were shown. four generations were represented among attendees.
Funeral services held for infant David Ryan Fick son of Airman First Class and Mrs Derek Pick Stockton. Died May 18 at U S Army hospital Okinawa after surgery. Surviving maternal grandparents Mrs Hollis Spain Newton and Mr Henry C Fick Stockton paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Ted Hawall Walnut and Mr Christ Fick Stockton. Born at U S Naval Hospital Taipei Taiwan. Funeral services also noted for William H Riel 79 with rites at Ralph J Wiltich Funeral Home.
Chicago market notes slow trade with hogs yielding mixed results. USDA figures show prices for 950 to 925 lb butchers at 16.23 to 16.75, 240 to 970 lb ranges 14.75 to 15.50, sows 24.29 to 17.5 percent, cattle calves and sheep also listed with varied quotes. Inventory and weights indicate a modest supply while trade remains uneven across grades and weights.
Moscow Township Farm Bureau Homemakers announce a tour on Wednesday starting at 8 a.m. at the Vernon Hafner home. The group will visit a button factory, Ban- flag, and end with dinner at Sunset Inn. Contact Mrs. Rey Houseman or Mrs. Norton Lake for details.
Multiple weekend incidents reported in Louisa county with three collisions. In Morning Sun a 1961 Triumph suffered front end and driver door damage estimated at 400 dollars after a collision with a 1950 Olds caused about 150 dollars damage to the other vehicle in Columbus Junction a Buick turning south on Locust collided with a 1953 Chevrolet Cecil Cecil 17 Columbus Junction sustained damage to the rear and left side in the mishap.
Tipton seniors heard Stanley, Republican candidate for state senator, urge courage in politics and active citizen engagement. He claimed too many officials are chosen by good people who do nothing and called for good government and town council involvement.
WAPELLO COUNTY Morning Sun area witnesses report a trailer toppled four miles west of Morning Sun injuring six white show horses. Owner Williem McLeehan of New Londor Wie said the horses, including a stallion, were en route to a Blue Grass rodeo. One horse suffered severe cuts, the worst of the group.
A brief late run of notices includes an in memoriam item for a local figure, a lost and found notice, and a listing for a Ladacs Professional Servicer plus insurance details. Names and dates are partially legible, with emphasis on local remembrance and service entities.
A historic clippings page shows assorted classified notices including job ads for sales, a handyman repair service, and help wanted sections. It lists male and female sales roles, an apartment rental offer, and dental or miscellaneous notices among fragmented text.
A fragmented historical classified page shows listings for sale rent wanted to buy or rent and farm related items. It includes notes on advertising procedures and billing practices, with garbled text and stray references to household goods and livestock. The item reads as a rough draft of an early ad section with instructions for insertion and billing.
Voters are urged to support Oppe lt on June 1 as a choice for progressive, experienced and honest police protection. The message emphasizes juvenile supervision and safety as core aims of the candidate's law enforcement plan.
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