Two Pittsburgh Men Face Federal Marijuana Charges in Des Moines
Richard Mayfair aged 27 and Joseph Tarquota aged 52, both of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, were held on $5,000 bond each after waiving preliminary hearings before U S Commissioner Verbon A Sigler. They were jailed in Polk County and federal agents aided the seizure. One man reportedly had processed marijuana in his possession.
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Eral Grand Jury
Richard Mayfair
Joseph Tarquota
U. S
Verbon A. Sigler
Polk County
Leu
Des Moines
Clod
United States
Level
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Summary
USDA reports moderate supplies and fair demand for potatoes. Market slightly weaker on red varieties, steady on russets. colorad o red McClures range 4.85 to 5.15 per cwt, Yolano russets 6.10 to 6.35, Montana and Warrington russets 5.30 per cwt. U S ship ments total 772 with national totals 286 for some categories.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Colorado
Montana
Warrington
Nevin Birkhofer Recovers From Picker Injury
Nevin Birkhofer, who injured his hand in a corn picker, has recovered enough to resume harvesting. He suffered a broken finger and a badly bruised hand and was treated at Bellevue hospital in Muscatine. The article also notes visits and birthdays in the Moscow area, including Mrs Martha DeVore turning 94 and services at Moscow Methodist church.
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Moscow
Nevin Birkhofer
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
Elsie Henderson
Harry Nicolaus
J. J. Hoskins
Victor
Martha DeVore
Clara Steffenhagen
DeVore
Moscow Township
Moscow Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club hears talk on modern medicine trends
Dr. Lyle Whitmer addressed the Kiwanis club Tuesday noon, outlining current research in ACTH and hormones and the benefits of these medical advances. Mat Leuck presided at the business session, with E. S. Burns chairing the program committee.
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Lyle Whitmer
Kiwanis Club
Mat Leuck
E. S. Burns
Miss Norma Dollman elected as college cheerleader
Miss Norma Dollman daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Dollman of 114 Middle Road was elected a cheerleader at Iowa Wesleyan College Mount Pleasant. A community update notes new car registrations and local court and civic notices with names and places across Muscatine.
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Norma Dollman
Kenneth E. Dollman
Middle Road
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Stanton E. Thurness
West Liberty
Studebaker
Merle C. Henderson
Park Drive
Cadillac
William DeVore
East Fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Davenport
YWCA
Ernest E. Ross
Florence Easterday
Muscatine
Kurt Laurenz Hauer
Patricia Rose Mahurin
Nathan Hoefflin
William Eugene Brokau
East Fourth Street
Brokau
Wyoming Lodge No. 76
Knights of Pythias
Walcott
Raleigh Rieke
Floyd Whitlow
Charles Mason
Carl Speith
George Greiner
Richard Battenhagen
William Spieth
John Havercamp
West Tenth Street
Boyd Asher
Grandview
Clyde Terry
Columbus Junction
Mary Hamilton
First Avenue
Donald Allen
Bridgeman Street
Leroy Mewes
Jess Lairson
Letts
Wayne Reed
Lupton Smith
Houser Street
Theresa Dugan
West Second Street
Paul Mcintosh
Des Moines
Ruth Ragan
West Fourth Street
Robert L. Bahr
George Bahr
West
Fulham Avenue
San Diego
Calif
Navy Engineman
San Francisco
Hershey Hospital
Genevieve Sweney
Geneva Drive
Zona Altenbernd
East Eixth Street
Ruth Ellen Noret
Cedar Street
Frederick Gill
Wilton
John Weigand
South America
Y’s Men's Club
YMCA
Paul Sweitzer
Hallowe’en Frolic
Catholic youth group election at local meeting
Members of Troop No 5 and Junior Catholic Daughters met at Mrs. Vincent Gaeta s home. Mary Ann Weis was elected president with Kathleen Kook as vice president Mary Markin as secretary treasurer and Cullen State as reporter. A grooming talk was planned by Louise Bond and Pat O Toole.
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Vincent Gaeta
Mary Ann Weis
Kathleen Kook
Mary Markin
Cullen State
Louise Bond
Pat O'Toole
Biographies At Hershey Hospital
Biography note notes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Bunn of 1178 Hershey Avenue on Tuesday evening at Hershey Hospital.
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Hershey Hospital
Arthur Bunn
Hershey Avenue
Farm Bureau meeting postponed to October 30
The Grandview Farm Bureau session, set for Thursday October 23 at Grandview school, is rescheduled for October 30. Four-H club members will run the program.
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Farm Bureau
Grandview
Cruelty Alleged in Three Riveses Suits Filed Here
Three divorce suits allege cruelty in district court. Frances Coss seeks custody of four children and home with furniture from Wilton township husband Herbert Coss, married Aug 1 1936. Neil Fuller asks custody of three children and home with furniture from Davenport couple married Sept 17 1945. Minnie Wilson seeks alimony from Hildreth P Wilson. they wed Apr 24 1951 in Davenport. Shirley J Allison wins custody of a daughter in a divorce from Loren J Allison. Rose Olinger vs Otis Olinger set for 10 am Tuesday. June Terry vs Fred Terry Jr dismissed. Ellen H Martin vs William H Martin dismissed.
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Frances Coss
Wilton Township
Herbert Coss
Rose Street
Wilton
Coss
John Deere Plow
Moline
Neil Fuller
Lois Fuller
West Eighth Street
Minnie Wilson
Hildreth P. Wilson
Davenport
W. L. Keck
Shirley J. Allison
Loren J. Allison
Rose Olinger
Otis Olinger
June Terry
Fred Terry, Jr
Ellen H. Martin
William H. Martin
Chicago Produce Chicago P USDA Live Poultry Prices Steady
Live poultry receipts 1 315 coops with prices unchanged except fryers or rollers up one half to one cent per pound outside. Heavy hens 21 5 to 24 light hens 17 5 to 19 5 roosters 29 to 31 fryers or broilers 32 to 34 old roosters 18 to 20 ducklings 33 young tom turkeys 31 5 to 32 butter firm receipts 483 259 wholesale prices unchanged to one half cent or cent higher U S large whites 66 U S large mixed 61 U S mediums 47 U S standards 43 to 46 current receipts 38 dirties 33 checks 30.
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Chicago
USDA
F.O.B
U.S
Chicago cash grain prices at a glance
The Chicago Cash Grain market shows wheat values across grades from No. 2 yellow at 1.57 to 1.59 for old no. 3, with run-downs to 1.34-1.43 for No. 5. Oats top at 94 cents for No. 1 heavy and various sample grades. Barley listed nominally for malting and seed at about 1.28 to 1.81, with field seeds priced per hundredweight. soybeans not listed as available.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Receipts by Commodity
USDA estimated livestock receipts for Thursday show hogs at 19000 head, cattle 2000 head, and sheep 1500 head in Chicago trading areas.
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Chicago
USDA
Sunday Visit Highlights in Local Households
The article notes callers and guests at several homes: Mrs. Ollie Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rexroth with Vance and Amber of Davenport, visited N. P. Schafer. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schafer and Mike of Muscatine joined Sunday supper at N. P. Schafer. Walter James of Toolesboro visited Alvin Russel and family on Sunday.
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B. H. Finch
Moscow Methodist Church
Jack Benson
Rock Island
H. J. Camp
Freda Merrick
Eva Marclf
George Smith
Earl Wood
Tipton
George Shea
Ward James
Margaret Smith
Melvin Fick
Marcia
Donnie
Near Bennett
Hilbert Snider
Tommy
Bob Grunder
Wilton
Harold Strause
Muscatine
Oran Tharp
Pat Taylor
Minnesota
Frank Wilhelm
Davenport
Susan Tharp
Lettie McGill
Clara Connor
Ella Reed
Sophia McNamer
Orpha Ashby
Gladys Priebe
Vera Baker
Lucille Parsons
Wapello
McGill
Sherril Wiele
Rockford
Mile Wiele
Albert Rowe
Burlington
Dewey Hasher
Philip Baird
Pleasant
Orlin Shew
Norma Jean
Happy Workers
Margaret McGill
Nora Werner
J. R. Schafer
H. O. Kemp
Henry Schafer
Boyd Asher
Linda Luckey
Rachel Norton and
Bellevue Hospital
Casper Rowe
Grandview
Calvin Rowe
Finley
Nellie Werner
Ruth Shellabarger
Minnie Walnitz
Della Ingraham of
Letts
Ollie Thompson
H. E. Rexroth
Vance
Amber
N. P
Market snapshot of industrials and manufacturers performance
A concise list shows various companies with percentage figures reflecting performance or standings such as Am Can 31 percent Am Rad 13 percent Am Smelt 391 Am T and T 153 Am Tob 56 percent Anaconda 38 percent Armour 8 Atchison 93 percent Bendix Av 54 Beth Stl 46 percent Boeing Air 37 Chrysler 80 percent Con Edis 35 percent Corn Prod 68 percent Curtisser 7 percent Deere 29 percent Du Pont 84 percent Gen Elec 61 percent.
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T&t
Armour
Atchison
Bendix Av
Boeing Air
Chrysler
Curtisser
Deere
du Pont
Pike Grange Booster Night Presented at Hall
Pike Grange held its annual Booster night with Norma Jane Deahr directing a long program. Featured acts included Bernard Moorhead, Deanna Porter, Deahr and Pitsenberger quartet, 4-H club girls, readings, music, Dr. Come Quick play, and guests from Sweetland Grange.
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Carol Ann Gerrischer
Grange
the Grange Foundation
Bill Peterson
Jo Ann Gray
Bernard Moorhead
Reading
Archibald
Janice Coss
Burton Mills
David and
Harlan Pace
Sweetland Grange
Beatrice
Vernon Deahr
Glen
Margaret Pitsenberger
Carol Braun
Loetta Paulson
Bonnie Paulson
Ramona Kaalberg
Camilla Pike
Beatrice Deahr
Norma Jane Deahr
Grange Tabeau
Almamae McCullough
Nancy Chapman
Helen Grim
Glenn Pitsenberger
Eidth Morrison
Alice McCullough
Harold Carter
Lee Grim
Vesta Hadley
Bill Pike
Ray McCullough
Gus Meyers
William Peterson
Frank Stalkfleet
Pike Grange
Arthur Grim
Iowa State Grange
C. Earl Smith
Harry Peterson
Harold Pace
Bloomington
South Prairie
Sweetland
Cedar
Wapsie Valley
Edith Morrison
Margaret Smith
Mildred Porter
Carter
A Lenbeck
Charles Panes
Georgie Smith
Gerald Grimm
Knights of Columbus meet in Davenport voices support
District Deputy H. J. Tarchinski and Walter McCarrity spoke to a large Knights of Columbus crowd at the K of C hall in Davenport. Visitor Mr. Sorrel of Missouri Valley attended as past grand knight. The council plans to initiate about 25 candidates on Sunday November 9 at 1 p.m. and urged men from both parishes to join.
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H. J. Tarchinoski
Davenport
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
Supreme Convention
Los Angeles
Walter McCarrity
Sorrel
Missouri Valley
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