New York Stocks Show Widespread Movement Across Ticker
Late stock indications list Gen Moet 75 44 Pepsi Cola 0 and various others led by Phillips Pet Goodrich Sota Proc & Gum Am M&F Ie Goodyear 39 Ve 7 Flatho 59 % Am Natl Es 43 Inc T & T 0 te Socony 70 % Anaconda 48 14 Papera Sou Pac 22 Atchison 28 45 Towa 53 44 Sid Brands a3 i Bendix Av 0 Towa P Luera Std Oil Ind 61 % Boeing a ee Kresge 33 Stud Pack Maytar 3833 Swift Bais 몀 Monsanto 77 % Texaco 69 % Union Pac 8 % Curt Wr 19 63 34 U Rubber ait DuPont 64 35 NY Cent 234 TS Steel 53 0 0 Westingh 37 Gen Elec Wn Pa RR 2 0 By Merrill Lyra Davenport 202 E. Tat re Davenport
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Gen Moet
Phillips- Pet
Goodrich
M&f
Goodyear
Flatho Corp
I Cent
Sears Reed
Sinclair OU
Inc
Socony
Atchison
Sid Brands
Bendix
Towa P & Luera
Ind
Beth Susl
Kencott Teta
Boeing
Ee Kresge
Swift
Monsanto
Texaco
Union Pac
Curtis Wr
Marshall Pickdate
Air Lane Deere Beka Nat Dalry
Rubber Ait DuPont
NY Cent
TS Steel
Casey
Westingh
Merril Lyra
Floree Fenner and
Smith
E. Tatre
Davenport
Daily Report of Police Court and District Court Proceedings
Judge William Wellens reports intoxication fines for Philip Noel, Ervin Hall, Lanny Lock, Jil Clay, Joel Broders, Warren Etter, Leroy Preston, Virginia Pallischeck, Edward Benninger, Virgil LaRue, Jerald Chapman, and LaVern Sheriff. Reckless driving cases include LaVern Sheriff and Richard Graham. District Court docket covers dismissed suits, default judgments, and admitted participants in various cases. Justice Court items include muffler case, not guilty finding for Richard Graham, and several admissions, dismissals, and births recorded today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wellens
Philip J. Noel
Omaha
Neb
Ervin Chester Hall
Grand Hotel
Cardens
Lanny Darrell Lock
East Second Street
Jil Hone Clay
Grand Avenue
Joel Z. Broders
Route 1
Nichols
Warren Lee Etter
Nebraska Street
Rock Island
Ta Ved
Milford Dewayne van Dolah
Mary Lou Haln
Muscatine
Joseph Donald Gerels
Sarah Marie Snyder
Muscatine Seede and Supply Co
Tom and Ann Plank
Plaintiff
Harry Luethye
Stocks Slide in Dull York Trading
Stocks fell in a dull session on York 17 with many leading issues slipping fractions to about a point. Du Pont weighed on the averages, and the Dow Jones industrial average stood about 3 points lower at 734.98 in late trading.
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York
Albe
du Pont
Parents Night At Biuscane High School Tonight
Biuscane High School invites parents and students to attend Parents Night this evening. The event begins at 7 20 in the school auditorium with a short program and will allow visitors to tour classrooms and meet teachers. Also noted, contract station No 2 on Second Street opens Tuesday October 4 at 308 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biuscane High School
Second Street
Lead Feeding for Dairy Cattle Advised at Town Conference
Iowa State University extension dairyman Harold Van Horn outlined lead feeding for dairy cows in early lactation to boost milk output. He cautioned energy needs are hard to gauge during peak production and stressed matching energy supply to demand rather than weight loss. He advised adjusting concentrate for high producers and limiting intake before calving, noting loose housing complicates feeding schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Harold van Hom
Iowa State University
van Horn
Joose
Hog and cattle prices ease in Chicago market report
Chicago USDA hogs steady to 25 lower with buyers cautious as receipts look 3,000 cattle 6,000 hogs 500 sheep. Slaughter steers and heifers active, steady to 25 cents higher on 12,300 head. Prime and choice cattle values listed with ranges across weight classes, hogs, sows, and lambs shown with price bands. For more, figures cover butcher to mixed 1-3 grade ranges and various weight brackets.
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Chicago
USDA
Grains Rally On Possible U S Soviet Grain Deal
Futures on the Chicago Board of Trade firm as expectations grow that the Kennedy administration will approve selling large quantities of American grain to the Soviet Union to ease a crop shortfall. Traders expect a formal U S decision soon while Russians reportedly wait for word. Nearby bids show December wheat near 2.06 3 4, corn up about 2 1 2 cents, oats up around 14 cents, rye up about 7 to 34 cents, and soybeans climbing toward 2 8 cents.
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Chicago
Russia
Board of Trade
U. S
Soviet Union
U S
Washington
United States
Sorting cows by production for feeding strategy
Van Horn outlines a two-lot system to separate high and low producing cows. High producers receive extra concentrate on a three-group feeding plan. When a cow’s output falls below profitability for extra grain, she is moved to the second lot with other low producers.
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van Horn
Muscatine Teens Shine At Waterloo Cattle Congress
Muscatine FFA daily judging team earned a gold award among 129 teams at the Waterloo Daily Cattle Congress. Muscatine county 4-H judges won eight blue ribbons and six red. team members included Neil Burmeister Rich Schmitt and Ray Cramer. Area FFA teams won bronze at West Branch Columbus Junction Tirton and Wapello, while John Scott of Wilton placed second in Jersey dairy, and Freddie Yoder of Kalona earned a National Dairy Conference delegate spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Muscatine Fpa Daily
Waterloo Daily Cattle
Muscatine County
Muscathire FA
Neil Burmeister
Rich Schmitt
Ray Cramer
FFA
West Branch
Columbus Junction
Tirton
Wapello
Dennis “Egel
Ayrshire
John Scott
Wilton
Jersey
Freddie Yoder
Kalona
International Livestock
Chicago
Johnson’ County
Carol Schroeder
Stockton
Muscatine County Guern[sey
Obituaries and Funerals From Oakville and Surrounding Areas
Oakville notices include Earl William Ring 48 executive of the Southeast Town Council of Boy Scouts who died Friday of a heart attack. Surviving family and service details follow. Hubert and Joyce Pelzer funeral services held in West Liberty at St Joseph's church with Mt Calvary burial. William H Beutler 75 of Muscatine died after extended illness. services in Muscatine with Greenwood Cemetery burial. Sam Havenhill 50 of Princeton Township died Friday. funeral at Bettendorf. Daisy L Erbes 51 of Oakville died Friday. services in St Paul and Oakville with Edwards Cemetery burial planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Earl William Ring
Southeast Town Council of
Boy Scouts
Ring
Burlington
Catmp Eastman
Nauvoo
Hubert
Joyce Pelzer
West Liberty
St. Joseph's Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Joyce
Clarence Freese
Tom Ferguson
Ron Tauter
Gary Dauleldt
Robert Harrison
Wayne Christiansen
John Powell
Virgil Meyers
Ivan Lenz
Harold Kline
Wayne Woke
Jack Meyers
William H. Beutler
Wiliam H.” Beutler
Grover St
Muscatine
State University of Town Hospital
Beutler
Emil
Ernestine’ Lohse
Richard Beutler
June Banks
George “Mj Witrich
C. W. Dahne
First Evangelical United Brethren “Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Sam Havenhill
Wapello
Princeton
Daisy St. Habes
Daisy L. Erbes
St. Paul
Minn
Methodist Hospital
St Paul
Methodist Church
Home Mission Society
Daisy
Edwards
Charles Edwards
Quakville
Pierce Funral
Edwards Cemetery
Cubans urged to work harder for Soviet aid cuts
Fidel Castro calls on Cubans to increase labor and self reliance, warning against overdependence on Soviet support as a $106 million balance of payments gap deepens. Market notes show wholesale prices largely unchanged amid mixed eggs and small increases in certain commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Local Cash Grain Quotation Notes Various Discounts
Grain quotations from Muscatine show loam corn and soybeans with moisture discounts. Prices listed include No. J at 250 dollars by November and discounts based on moisture content and grade.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Omaha livestock prices show hogs steady at 11,800 head, cattle at 14,500 steers, 5,000 feeders with higher quotes, calves 700, sows 14.5, heifers up to 30.00, lambs not established. slaughter 8,500. Prices range with most choice hogs and cattle prompting a strong market tone.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. So
Chicago Potatoes Chicago USDA Patswees Arrivals and Prices
Arrivals 221 on track 230 with total U.S. shipments for Friday 14a and Saturday 159. Supplies moderate and demand steady. Washington russets and bakers with price ranges, Idaho russets, Red River Valley round reds, and Wisconsin round reds listed with figures.
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Chicago
USDA
U.S
Washington
Chicago Wheat and Soybean Prices Report
Chicago cash grain quotes show No 1 red wheat at 2085, No 4 yellow corn at 155, sample yellow grades 127-28 percent. Soybeans No 1 yellow at 2654 with sample yellow grade 2654.
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Chicago
Honeymoon Ends For Young Pair In Philadelphia
A Philadelphia couple eloped a month ago and faced early strain as John Paul Jones Jr. 18, an encyclopedia salesman, left his two day wife Mary Lee Dave at their $85 monthly apartment while he returned to work. The pair had been married in a quiet ceremony at St Pauls Episcopal Church.
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Des Moles
Philadelphia
John Paul Jones Jr
Mary Lee
Dave
Princess Grace of
Monaco
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Parliament in Congo Balks Over Constitution
Congolese president Joseph Kasavubu sent parliament home Sunday night after lawmakers refused to obey orders to write a new constitution. He warned continued inaction would lead to void, noting no constitution has existed after more than three years of independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopardvile
Congo
Joseph Kassavubu
Senate
National Assembly
Notice of Hearing and Notice to Bidders Muscatine Iowa
Sealed bids will be received by the City Council of Muscatine Iowa in the City Clerk's Office until 5 o'clock P M on October 10 196% and opened at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Muscatine
Muscatine County
Iowa
Harry BP
Reed
Wilcome
District Court
Mistaken Works
Acme Fuel and Materials Co
Eccidente
Polands, Durocs and Farm Sales at Iowa Markets
A multi sale listing from October includes a Poland China boar and gilt sale four miles south of Bennett and 25 miles northeast of Muscatine, starting 1:00 PM. A Duroc boar and gilt sale follows October 2 at Iowa City Fairgrounds starting 7:30 PM. Other sales include a closing out sale near Wilton at 12:30 PM and a farm sale one mile north of Buffalo starting 2:00 PM with estate and bank clerks noted.
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Bennett
Towa
Muscatine
Tinton
Iowa
C. Wi
Lenker &,Lott
Harry Duncan
Dean Smith
Kay McConatay
Leo Maurer
Jobsan
Fairgrounds
Iowa City
Howard Beery
Keith Enichson
Wilton
Jet
Raymith
Mand Claussen
Dean
Clity
Buffalo
Emma. Rostenbach
Eugene Bernick
Saving’ Bank
Muscatine to hear street improvements and bids
CityCouncil to hear objections and select plans for Sth Street at Mad Creek bridge improvements. Bids must use concrete pavement, sidewalks, piling and backfill with specified quantities and must include cashier’s checks. Proposals examined at City Clerk office. Probate notice follows for Harry B P Reed with hearing set October 1.
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City of Muscatine
Sth
Mad
Classified Ad Rates And Instructions
An OCR fragment outlines ad pricing by word and repetition, notes blind ads at 25 cents additional, and explains billing for larger type. It mentions errors covered by the Journal and asks advertisers to check their ad on first insertion and report corrections promptly. It references a deadline and a contact for placing ads.
Professional Salesmen Opportunity in Agriculture Field
An employment notice invites men aged 30 to 50 to join as professional salesmen in agriculture. It promises on the job training, clinics, career advancement, a base salary plus car allowance and sales royalties, with a top weekly pay example of $1210 in 1962. Interviews are arranged by sending applications to the Sales Manager, P.O. Box 594, Marshalltown, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sman
P.O. Box
Marshalltown
Iowa
Branch Office Offers Finance Investment Plan
A promising finance company advertises a branch office with investment options from 1500 to 10000 dollars. Minimums depend on area size. For further details contact Mr. C. E. Dee at P O Box 24654 San Francisco California.
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C. E. Dee
P.O
San Francisco
Calif
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New York
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Michael Garrison
Oneida
James Ash
Charles Welch
New Boston
Helen Mosher
Terry Biting
Columbus
Charles Reifert
Illinois
George Hutchison
Howard Niles
Oak
Art Hervick
Robert Pretz
Forrest Johnston
Cecil. Wage
Wanpello
Terry Nelson
Oregon
Everett Kingsbury
Tite Woodlawn
Roland Elliott
Barnett
Bertha Black
Letts
Emery Davis
Conesville, Sunday
Diana Sallenberger
Liberty
Olstein
Callie
Burmeister
Eyel
Barbara Timm
Charles. Cook
Charles Cook
Cook
Earl
William
Mary Seth
Carol
David
Grand Junction
Colo
Esther Hat
Grand Island
Nebr
Elliott Lunning
G. Dempster
Yinger
Buria
Aspen Grove Cemetery
Steauy
Masavubu
Farmer's Market
Ul & Cmp
Roe IL
Musseating
Shilutory Authority
Owa
Musculine
Shel Cade
Iows
Florence
Mason City
Robert
SOSCE
Plobence Betzler
the District Court
R, C, Petersen
Muscatine Journal
Buamness
Ida—Business
eAuto
Tate
Lester Gray
ITA CC
Sawanaanare Riva
Mercy Hospital
Mary Knapp
Cckxaaae Rexkekarakarnex Arkerekeres Professional Services
Wesver
Wernvesss
Maar Aires
BLU San ‘Shiels
Vane der Ploeg
Lucas
Meee Anna Business Services
Ee All
Jerry) Lanfier
Alside Aluminum Siding
America
Central Construction Co
LeRoy W. Hartley
Moody’s Heating Service
Kleen Way
Art Quast
Call
Kenneth Fuhrman
Schmelzer’s
Max Celberg
Whitey Longstreth
Bosch Pest Control
Plett
Danny
Lichtenwald
Otto Schauwland
Grandview Avenue
Sankins Pigeons Shop
Hotel
Wil Tein
Newell Heights
Walton
Kautz
Iowa Avenue
R. W. Booker
Deiiver
Tipton
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