New York Stocks Listing Fragments and Ticker Notes
A garbled stock page lists tickers and quotes for Am Can Boeing Ford Gen Elec Sears Radio, Int T, Texaco, Union Pac, and others. Mentions Jerrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith and various firm codes with partial percentages and prices.
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Chrysler
Ford
Davenport
Goodrich
Pree & Gam
Goonycarie Radio Corp
Sears
Sinclair
Socony
Iowa
Ken
Kresger
Studack TA Swift
Texaco
Ah Union Pac
Jerrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner and
Smith
Daily Report itemized errors and probate records glance
The clipping lists names dismissed and admitted events at addresses in Wapello Davenport Milan and Muscatine, including births and probate notes for Anna McNeal and Grace A Roach, plus a real estate sale involving Roy F. Kautz and Harry W. Hathaway and speeding fines for Dave Kaulz and Richard Burhop.
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Anna M. Kindler
Muscatine
Anna’ McNeal
Houser Street
Hog and Steel Prices Steady in Chicago Market
USDA estimates Wednesday receipts at 18 000 hogs and 5 000 sheep. Hog prices ranged 15.75 to 16.75 per 200 290 pounds, slaughter steers steady with high choice to prime in the 23.00 to 24.50 range. Cattle and calf trading showed mixed high choice and prime offerings from 24.50 to 25.75, cows and bulls mainly 14.50 to 20.00, sheep lambs steady with slaughter lambs 18.50 to 21.00 for good to choice.
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Chicago
Steeis
Grain price quotes for Chicago markets listed
Chicago cash grain prices show No 1 yellow wheat at 1.31, No 2 yellow at 1, No 7 yellow at 1.4013, No 8 yellow 1.2544, sample grade yellow 1.2544, No 1 heavy white 70ig, No 2 heavy white 59% soybeans quoted.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Prices From Chicago Market Report
The Chicago market shows mixed cattle hogs and sheep, with hogs 1,000 head saw strong early sales and softer late weights, sows steady to strong, cattle steady with steers under 1200 pounds mostly steady and top bids around 21.50, hogs and poultry prices broadly unchanged as wholesale buying trends vary by grade and class.
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Omaha
Helfers Eady
Chicago
Pticas
Pines
USDA
Oakville club plans bake sale and Halloween dance
Oakville Girls and Merry Maids announce an Oakville Turkey Raffle Bake and Rummage sale at Legion Hall on Nov 16 with a Halloween dance planned for Oct 26. Judy Knouse led the meeting in president’s absence as 19 members plus leaders and sitters answered roll call and reports noted a $3042 fair premium and upcoming record book workshop.
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Oakville
The
Oakville Girls &H
Merry-Maids
Legion Hall
Judy Knouse
Donna Campbell
Verlee Gerst
Dorothy Gerdner
Gayla Patterson
Kathy Pendell
Janet Pontalus
Jackie Cline
Tatler
Muscatine
Kathleen
Martha Thornburg
Martha Rose Gersl
Carole Johnson
Virginia Thornburg
Teresa Strawhackup
Martha
Kathleen Thornburg
Kennedy to Hold News Conference Thursday
President Kennedy plans a news conference Thursday at 4 pm EDT. This will be his first regular briefing since the August 20 session, indicating a continued effort to address national issues and questions from reporters.
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Washington
Kennedy
Kennedy Urges Patience on Vietnam Policy and Tax Cuts
President Kennedy urged patience in South Vietnam, warning against push for withdrawal as a tax cut could accelerate a balanced budget. He warned impatience could aid Communists while stressing the need to persuade Ngo Dinh Diem's government and maintain influence to stabilize Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Oennedy
United States
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Ngo-Dinh Diem
Southeast Asia
U. S
Senate
Deeds Recorded in Muscatine and Wilton Areas
Multiple property transfers listed from Muscatine and Wilton including estates to Dorothy Dickinson, parcels in Butterfield and Marolf additions, and quitclaim by Milo Templeman and Ozelle Templeman. Names include Bernard Dora, Fred Regina House Man, Edward Dwyer guardians, George Nopoulos, William Templeman, Richard Brooks, Christensen, Kraklow, Mohnsen, and others.
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Bernard and
Marilyn Dora
Fred and
Mabel Regina Houseman
Muscatine
Edward D. Dwyer
George G. Nopoulos
Butterfield
Wilton
Felix D. Dwyer
William A. Templeman
Dorothy B. Dickinson
Maroll
Elizabeth Smith
Robert E
Roxie BR. Nichols
Bilkey
Calvary Baptist Church
Benhos Tea Co
E. W
Tone Boynton
Don W
Patricia V. Sprouse
Dardell
Anna Mae Kraklow
David J
Dorothy Kraklow
Breese and Co
John Henry Mohnsen
Marion S
Ethel I. Kellenberger
Park Place
Milo. W
Ozelle Templeman
Dorothy. B. Dickinson
Quit
Marolf
Lucky Leaders Session Slated For Sunday School
The Sun day school class The Luck Leaders will meet Thursday evening September 12 at 8 p.m. at the Arthur Bailey home. Families are asked to bring program ideas for the year. Also notes of travel and visits: Mr and Mrs Arthur McDaniel have returned to St Petersburg Florida after months at Latis. Mr and Mrs Roy Paine of Los Angeles were visitors at their son Richard’s home. Mrs Ed Stuhr Sr returned home after two weeks with Mr Stuhr in Center Ville where he works. Funeral services for Mrs Elya Hafner Shellabarger died September 3 at her Dunnellon Florida home were held Monday in Ocala Florida with burial at Rainbow Estates Cemetery.
Obituaries and Funerals from Wilton and Muscatine
Obituary notices report LEO N Masterson of Davenport and Rosalee Petersen of Grimes plus others in Wilton and Muscatine areas. Details cover birth in Webb City 1892, veteran status, church ties, survivors including spouse Ardena and children, and services at Presbyterian church with Oakdale cemetery burial. Also noted are Charles Stine, Harold Smith, Gladys Wilkerson, Ernest Ray Morgan, Margaret Carter, and other survivors, with service times and funeral homes.
Chicago Potatoes: Arrivals, Prices, and Trade Notes
Chicago market reports arrivals of potatoes with 55 on track 165 and total shipments 369. Demand for russets is moderate, round reds slow, russet market steady, round reds slightly weaker. carrot note. Track sales include Washington russets 9.50 to 0.60, Red River Valley round reds 2.00, Minnesota spaund reds 2.15, Wisconsin round yeds 180 to 185.
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Chicago
USDA
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Local Cash Grain Muscatine Quotations
Grain price bulletin shows corn moisture discounts for No 8 and No 9 futures with 12 percent moisture over 15lacm. No 8 at 12.12 per bushel with ship date November 15. soybeans discount at 15 percent moisture with price 2.10 per bushel by now. notes moisture adjustments and delivery by dates.
Walter Cook Dies Former Oakville Man at Minnesota U
Walter Cook 64 former Oakville Iowa native and dean of the University of Minnesota College of Education died Monday after a heart ailment. He had led Minnesota since 1952 after joining the faculty in 1934 as associate professor of educational psychology. He helped set up the senior system at Los Alamos in 1943. Surviving are his wife two daughters and others.
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St. Paul, Minn
Walter Cook
College of Education
Los Alamos
Minnesota
Halaton
Iowa
Ilinois
State College
Charleston
State College of
Grain futures firm to strong in Chicago trading
Prices were mostly firm to strong as speculative bidders moved to cover short positions on the Board of Trade. Rye jumped over three cents at the peak while soybeans and new crop corn were strong. Wheat closed up about 4 cents, corn up around 6, oats up, and soybeans higher near 2.55.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Stock Prices Register Gains In Moderate New York Trading
The stock market moved into positive territory in early afternoon trading as motors and steel shares rose slightly from initial weakness. The Dan Jones industrial average stood at noon at 734.53, up 1.63 points.
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New York
Dan Jones
Dome at Capitol Opens for Cleaning and Repair
The Iowa Capitol dome will close to visitors next spring while the exterior is cleaned and repaired. The Iowa Executive Council approved the closure after workmen planned to use the stairs to move equipment inside the dome.
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Des Moines
Capitol Dome
Iowa Executive Council
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Esday
Daily Report
Allen Cooney
Park Ave
Rodney Davis
Linda Saltsman
Paul Stineman
Grandview
Pearl Miller
Lucas
Robert Looser
New Boston
Robert Kemp
Wappello
Ollie Cunningham
Lincoln Blvd
Theodore Drake
Fruitland
William Burlingante
McClellan
Richard Wilson
Route 5
Rita Finch
Neithsburg
Gerald Tompkins
Wapello
Orpiakaltenberger
Waller Riner
Green
Daisy Blessing
Schley
Dennis Sander
Town
Richard Tompkins
Columbus Junction
William Wellens
Dave Kaulz
Richyard F. Burhop
East Third Street
Fauilly
Duane G. Gray
McArthur
Chicago St
Leo N
Masterson
Yeo Nelson
Veterans “Hospital
Webb City
George
Estella
Perry Masterson
Rock [Sland ‘Arsenal
Ardena Denker
Mesterson
Presbyterian Church
Sonic Todge
American Legion
Harry A. Masterson
Kenneth
Rosalee) Petersen
Grimes
Ted Masterson
Mapine
Mabel Lundell
Cambridge
Fern, Langti
Charles
Stine
Charles Coleman Stine
West 2Th St
Erie
Pay
Mussaline General Hospital
Mrr
Erie City Tron Works Co
Mn Muscaline
Monsanto
Arcangements
Riley Funeral
Harold Smith
A. W. Weigle
Harold Courtwright
Pierce
Elmwood Cemetery
Lucile Cary
Harriett Rice
Daughe ‘Ters
Betty Jo Rector
Muscating
Evelyn Ross
Mt Pleasant
Robert" Delzell
Raymond
Albert
Burlington
John. A. Wilkerson
John A. Wilkerson
Gladys Bliss
Waldport
Ore
Oregon
Ernest Ray- Morgan
Ernest Ray Morgan
Tih St
Muscatine General Hospital
Morgan
Tipton
James
Melinda Dennisos Morgan
Grstip
Miss Envin
Rock Island
Mars
Sadie Raushenbert
Sadie Morgan
Ernest Morgan
Letls
Ralph Morgan
Moscow
Richard
Mart Raushhenberger
Jack Raushhenberger
Bettendorf
Ernest Heuer
Bellendorf
Wayne Miller
New Bos Tn
May Walker
Myrtle Burr
Wilson
Earl
Willis Rauschenberger
Ralph J. Wittich
Ernest Worden
Memorial Park
Margaret Carter
Margarete Carter
East Fourty St
Pam
Riley Funeral Home
Greenwood Cemetery
Herschel Symmonds
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Wesel Ytey
Batterson
Battersons
Batterson’s
S. & H. Green Stamps
Cressing
Minnesota U
Lycra
Stile
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Capitol
S. & H. Green
NoMenc
BCX
Aiglon Sandal
Gies
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