New York Stocks Mixed Quotes From Monday Trading
Wall Street showed varied readings with gains for some blue chips like Goodyear and Texaco while others such as US Steel and Ford slipped. Major players included General Motors PepsiCo and Intel among many listed firms, with analysts noting mixed sector performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepsi Cole
Gen’ Tel
Phil Pet
Goodrich
Gam
Goodyear
Radio Corp
Seara Raed Mts
Harv
Sinclair Ol
T & Tala * Socany
Paper
So Pac
Towa Ill
Brancs
Ind “Hasa Jowa P&l Cee Ken‘cou
Kresge SS
Swift Bose
Maytag
Texaco
Tata Chrysler
Monsanto
Ition. Pat
Curtiss
US Steel
Eastman
West U
Ford Motors
Penney JC
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner Davenport
Daily Report of Traffic and Court Notices
A dense OCR fragment catalogs various traffic and court actions. Names with ages and addresses appear alongside fines paid for speeding intoxication and related offenses. Some entries note jail time or dismissals, with numerous individuals and locations referenced in a rapid, list-like style.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha market figures show hogs 12,500 head with prices 15.75 to 16.00 for 200-260 lb and 14.30 to 15.25 for 286-400 lb saws, hogs mostly steady to weak. Cattle totals include 17,900 head with steer and heifer values near steady to higher, calves light, sheep about 25 to 50 lower with some prime spring lambs around 19.00 to 19.50.
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Omaha
USDA
U.S
Grain futures firm on imports from Canada lift prices
Chicago grain futures rose as large Canadian purchases supported wheat and flour demand. At the close September wheat futures gained 2 3/8 cents to 1.31 1/4 per bushel with other near months higher. Rye edged up 0 to 1/2 cent and soybeans advanced about 2 1/2 cents to 2.60 1/2 a bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Board of Trade
Stocks Register Irregular Gains
New York markets opened with fairly active trading as prices firmed in early sessions. The Dow Jones average at noon stood at 711.89 with gains noted across alls savings and loans and motor shares amid an irregular upturn.
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New York
International
Motors
Local Grain Quotes Amid Moisture Discounts
Grain quotations show discounts based on moisture content for maize and soybeans. Prices vary by grade and lot quality with shipments due by November 15, reflecting market adjustments and discounts for higher moisture readings.
Township ASCS Elections Set For September 19
Local ASCS elections to select community committees and alternates will be held September 19 at multiple locations. Nominations begin November 28 at Muscatine, with three committee members and two alternates per township. Eligible landowners operators and tenants may participate in farm program administration locally.
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ASCS
Muscatine
ASC
Nees Harold van Zandt
Faura
Obituaries and Funerals items from multiple Iowa/Colorado notices
Louis H Alverson 65 of Denver died Friday at Denver Hospital. Survived by widow Wilma Graham, one son and four grandchildren with services today in Denver. Joe Pontzius seven month old son of Patrick Pontzius of Suffolk Va rites at Dudgeon McCulley funeral home in Wapello. burial Fulton cemetery near Cairo. Mrs Dwight M Crumley former West Liberty resident, died in Rippey. survived by husband three sons three sisters and several relatives. funeral held in Rippey with interment at Greenwood cemetery. Jessie Mae Beaver 91 formerly of Montpelier died at Riverview Heights nursing home. survived by husband Charles Beaver two stepdaughters a brother six grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. services Wednesday at George M Witlich funeral home. interment Rosell cemetery Buffalo. Edward Frederick Weber 78 former Wapella resident died Friday in Burlington after a heart attack. survived by widow Harriett Weber a stepdaughter and mother and siblings. burial in Wapello cemetery.
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Louis
H. Alverson
Herbert Alverson
Humboldt Street
Denver
Colo
Deniver
Mrr
Alverson
Grandview
Muscatine
Wilma’ Graham
Pontzius
Wapello
Dudgeon McCulley
Joe
Lee Pontzius
Patrick Pontzius
Suffolk
Fulton Cemetery
Cairo
Albert Pontzius
Patricia Jo
West Liberty
Dwight M. Crumley
Rippey
Helen Angerson
David Anderson
Cedar Falls College
Dwight M. Ceimley
Crumley
Order of Baston Svar
Federated Clubs
Methodist
David
Fort Dodge
Phillip
San Francisco
Calif
Roger
University of
Jessie Beaver
Jessie Mae Beaver
Rock Island
Lloyd Ridgeway
Moline
Harry Hitchcock
Des Moines
Wyo Gaughters
George ‘M .Witlich
Harry L. Parker
Rosell
Buffalo
Edward F. Weber
Pugh Chapel
Burlington
Edward Frederick Weber
Edwards
South Starr Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Henry Albert
Louisa Keck Weber
Harriett Bathe Weber
Weber
Naumont-Mueller
Yeal
Agen
WWE
American Legion
Mic Lodge
Wasiello
George B. Brostrom
Kavisas City
Misesouri
Louisa Weber
Swine and cattle prices steady in Chicago market report
USDA officials estimate receipts of 2,500 cattle 6,400 hogs and 500 sheep as hogs steady to 25 higher. Box market active with butcher prices up. cattle trade slow under 1,250 pounds with steers over 1,200 pounds spotted. Hogs ranged 18 to 26.23 among weights. calves none. slaughter steers up 2. lambs steady 18 to 20 for spring slaughter. Sows 14 to 14.73. various weights 12.75 to 13.20. lambs 18 to 20 a segment of detailed lots.
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Chicago
USDA
Cars Damaged by Accidents in Muscatine IA
Weekend traffic crashes in Muscatine IA damaged three cars and a utility pole. Steahr 22 of 209 Mc Aville Street drove into a telephone pole at Cypress and East Seventh Street at 3 57 p m Sunday, front bumper damaged. Two cars northbound on Pack Avenue collided at 4 50 p m Saturday. Edward C Martens 62 of Wilton swerved to avoid a car and struck Donald C Condill 30 of Laurens, with Martens right side and Condill front bumper damaged.
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Muscatine
Steahr
McAville Street
Cypress
East Seventh Street
Pack Avenue
Edward C. Martens
Wilton
Donald C. Condill
Laurens
Martens
Cundill
Clay Street
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Snapshot
Chicago markets show no soybean sales and mixed corn quotes with No. 4 yellow and No. 5 grades. oat and bean entries listed as varied sample grades and weights. fragile OCR text notes uncertainty in figures and denominations.
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Chicago
Cash Grain
Hanft Reunion Held at Chautauqua Park in Columbus Junction
The annual Hanft reunion took place at Chautauqua Park with a noon potluck. Charles Hanft elected president and Mrs. Ann Lowe secretary treasurer. Laura Edmondson named permanent historian. The 1964 reunion set for the fourth Sunday in September. Attendees listed from Columbus Junction, Letts, Tulsa, Woodrow Shearer, and others, plus visitors Margaret James and Paula Singleton en route to the west coast.
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Columbus Junction
Chautauqua Park
Charles Hanft
Ann Lowe
Laura Edmondson
B. H. Shearer
Angela’ Robertson
Charles Hank
Paul Shearer
Mark
Jane
Washington
Max Robertson
Tom Robertson
Angela
Letts
William Shearer
Tulsa
Okla
H. Shearer
Woodrow Shearer
H OW Pedersen
Becky
Carol
Harry Lowe
Brian
Marx
Lizabeth
Scott
Karlie
Genevieve
Asus
Will’ Edmondson
Bate Hanl
Frances Lowe
Paul Heindel
Robert Reaney
John
Ruth
Sant.James
Harry Duncan
Larry
Guy Pretz
Milt Pretg
Columbus Tunction
Margaret James
West’ Coast
Roseland Ravenold
Grandview
Paula Singleton
Conesville
Joyce Sheese Completes WAC Basic Training
Joyce E. Sheese, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Spitznogle of Route 1 Muscatine, finished eight weeks of basic training at Fort McClellan. She studied Army history, traditions, administrative procedures, and first aid as part of the program. She is a 1932 graduate of West High School at Joy, Iowa.
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Joyce E. Sheese
Wits
J. M.spitznogle
Muscatine
Women's Army
Fort McClellan
Army
West
Joy
Senate action preserves REA control over rural electrification funds
The National Rural Electric Cooperative Association praised the Senate Appropriations Committee for rejecting efforts to strip REA loan authority. Humphrey proposed language kept REA Administrator authority intact, countering Holland’s plan to shift loan decisions to a subcommittee and GAO, a move criticized by Clyde O Ellis of MRECA as weakening the rural electrification program.
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Washington, D C
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Joan
House of Representatives
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Spessard Holland
Florida
REA
One Cholera Case Noted In August
Muscatine county reports one hog cholera outbreak in August per Dr MoE Pomroy of Iowa State Agriculture. Only 26 swine herds were struck statewide, cutting August 1962 losses in half to 9,932 hogs. District vets completed 12 investigations, finding only three herds vaccinated. Vaccination requires healthy animals, low stress, and both modified live virus with anti hog cholera serum.
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Muscatine County
Moe. Pomroy
Division of Animal Industry
Iowa
Missouri
Spear
Chicago Potatoes Arrivals and Prices Reported
USDA potatoes arrivals and daily shipments data for Chicago and national markets show moderate supplies and demand. Prices listed include Red River Valley and Wisconsin reds, with regional quotes from Washington and other areas, indicating varying availability and steady March expectations.
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Chicago
U. S
Washington
Red River Valley
Wisconsin
Chicago Produce Market Prices Survey Output
Wholesale prices for dairy eggs and poultry show unsettled or slightly lower tone. Beef and pork quotes move modestly with live poultry wholesale buys easing by up to one unit, specific roaster and fryer varieties highlighted.
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Chicago
USDA
Probate notices for Reed and Groters in Iowa counties
Public probate notices state that on September 1963 the last will and testament of Harry P. Reed was opened for hearing on October 1, 1983, in Muscatine and that Lena A. Groters will is set for hearing in the September term. Clerks Florence Hetzlen and attorneys Hanley and Hanley are named in the notices.
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State County
District Cour
Said
Harry P. Reed
District Court
Said County
Iowa
State of
Muscatine County
Lena A. Groters
Aly
Sacco Jaws
Florence Hetzler
Catt Hanley & Hanley
Muscatine Journal Classifieds Guide and Rates
Muscatine Journal outlines classified sections including Personal, Help Wanted, Real Estate, Vehicles, Goods for Sale, and Professional Services. It notes deadlines at 9 30 am insertion day and provides rates by word and line with examples and policy on corrections.
Sear’s Anniversary Appliance Sale Prompted by Deep Discounts
Sear’s in Muscatine announces an anniversary appliance sale with drastic price cuts and no money down. Payments stretch to February 1, 1983, with detailed terms yet to be clarified. Also warns no swimming is allowed at the Northern Gravel Pits and Acme Pool and Materials Co. pit area, with potential liability for accidents.
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SEAR
Sear's
Muscatine
Acme Pool and Materials Co
Aluminum sidings and home exterior services ad
Central Construction Co offers free estimates for aluminum siding and home exterior products from brands like Mastic and Alside. Leroy W. Hartley advertises services including roofing, doors, windows, carports, and railings with a 20 year guarantee. Call 263-7568 before you buy.
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Bird and ‘Sons
Mastic Corp
Leroy W. Hartley
Dial
Alside Aluminum Siding
America
Central Construction Co
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Daily Report
William Welloner
Martin G. Carver
Mulberry Avenue
Donald Dean Taylor
Route 1
Ned D. Figgins
Riverside
Lorraine ‘A. Yelle
Maynard Cris
West Eighth Street
Harry C. Lowe
Columbus
Monat. Manat
Park Avenue
Gail P. Herron
East Third Street
Antonia Viesco
Uvalde
Tex
Daniel Ochoa
Jesse Damas
San Antonio
Isidro Gonzalez
Cameron
Harry Albert
Lusk
Gary L. Franz
Chester G. Allison
Rik Francis R. Sullivan
Newport
Elford Hulsey
Grand Hotel
Marvin Clarence Cooley
Lucinda Louise Myers
Justice Court
Harvey Allbee, Sr
David Gross
Easy Second Street
Heather
Anderson
Darien
Conn
Rafael R. Ochoa
Navala
Frank J. Schorie
Advangeds
Sam Styder
Alwine Dage
Lincoln Blvd
Brei
Isett
Ralph Burr
Anna Yanl
Roscoe
George Bouland
Marion Fuller
Frank Gooch
Henry Stickrod
Miles
Earl Berry
Mark Melsillip
Swilbur
Mursdock
Helen Marks
Iva Turner
Schley
Thurman O'Hever
Loren Jens,Jr
New Hampshire
Wylliam Haskins
Orange
William Wood
Clarence Snyfer
Michael Stratton
Grandine Mary Burlingame
Castulo Garcia
William Sladmore
Wighth
Fred Welsch
Eddie Bartett
Crestline
Bolt
Craig Townsley
Janes Howard
Augustine Bustinza
Millon
Tecay
LaLis
Nova Jan Oa
Omaha Livestock
Ber
Ralph Juneral
Hatry L. Parker Oflicialr Whitmer
Bernay Roth
Clark Jefferson
William’ ‘Last
Stanley
J Kahremanis
Greenwood Cemetery
Smiths
Mus_catine Géneral hospital
Hanft
Joyce Sheese
WAC
Florence Hetzlen
R. C. Petersen
Muscatine: Journal
Tasaleoren
Dournai Winl
Wanean
Maar
Black Dilfold
Jenene
RTE Professional Services
Vane Ploeg
Lucas
Ree Place
Danny's
and & Oak
Ea Toas
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