Addi tional Locals Show Many Ill and Visit Highlights
Local notices list numerous residents ill including Miss Henrietta Klein and Mrs C De Boer with lagripp. Several visitors travel from Oskaloosa Harvey Monroe and Des Moines, while others move or paint stores. A church program and farm trades are noted with social gatherings, sales, and upcoming subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Fallman
Henry Weigerk
L. van Rees
Niemeyer
John Walraven Sr
Messrs
Louis and
Bird de Bruyn
Harvey
Andrew van der Meulen
Geo. Gesman
Oskaloosa
E. C. Reimmach
Monroe
Gerrit Dykstra
G. de Jong
John Ter Lauw
Harry Worth
Marion Porter
Floy Green
Des Moines
Raymond van der Zy
P. Baer
Evans
Veda
Myrtle Dennis
Minnie Dennis
Elizabeth Gezel
N. G. van der Linden
Clark County
Leonard Sterrenburg
Reister
John Hoogenakker
Nell Veenman
Harvey van Gorp
Josephine Brand
C. N. Cole
Chicago
Will Brand
Live Stock Market Cattle Prices Dip Amid Low Receipts
Cattle prices fall as receipts drop to about 9000 less than half the usual supply on Wednesday. Market edges up from 1 to 25 cents with few choice cattle, $5.75 noted as a high. With car shortages easing, eastbound cars may return, boosting demand for a larger Monday run. Hold cattle to await expected price improvement in the near future. Hogs show about half normal receipts for Wednesday.
Hog and sheep market report from Chicago on Feb 3 1964
This morning's hogs opened strong then faded as early power waned. Packers lagged behind scalpers, while shippers did little. Buffalo prices held steady from yesterday. eastern points slightly higher. Projected hog prices stay near 4.75 to 5.15 for the month with light hogs 4.65 to 4.75 and heavy packing grades 4.90 to 5. The top near 5.15. Sheep market followed others with modest gains up to 15 cents. lamb tops at 6.00 but most 5.25 to 5.90. Feeding lambs 4.85 to 5.00. Daniels Wells & Carpenter guarantee full market value. Chicago Feb 3 1964.
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Buffalo
Daniels, Wells & Carpenter
Chicago
Close Call by Burlington Fireman C Bellamy
A Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C Bellamy recalls a grueling emergency aboard his engine. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his strength after months of illness and loss of appetite. Henry M. Langerak guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Bellamy
Burlington
Iowa
Henry M. Langerak
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Henrietta Klein
John van den Berg
David van Sittert
C. de Boer
Lagripp
John Ulrich
L. G. Wheeler
Dr. Allen
Booney
Frank Green
H. Reis
J. J. Wilson
Pella
W.H. Wherton
Thayer Kansas
Messrs. Overton
Darnell
Knoxville
M. de Reis
Leighton
Isaac Silverman
John Klein
Killduff
City
Neal de Jong
Sully
J. B. Sexton
Arthur Thomassen
Cleve Roder
D. Vanderpol
John Vissar
D. G. van Zante
Ben Viersen
South Pella
H. A. Sellars
Peoria
L. Robbins
Green & Son
Charley Brand
Sharon
Bernie van Spunkeren
Olivet
Bosseman Bros
Clarke County
Greens
Sadler
The
Baptist Record
Baptist State Convention
Chronicle
Alwals
Morris van Helden
J. S. Rhynsburger
Leona van der Linden
Durham
H. D. Wormhoudt
J. H. Stubenrauch
John Dykstra
P. H. Bousquet
W. H. Lyon
F. W. Brinkhoff
Rev. Niemeyer
Renaud
Farmers Tribune of
Farmers Tribune
Versteeg
Jearsey
Standard Navy
Kersey and Cashmers
West Side Square
Versteeg Bros
Xrew
Chronicle Farmer’s Tribune
A. H. Weber
Keables Drug Store
Sil
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