Livestock Prices Steady After Week Of Good Advance
Chicago market report shows cattle at top levels since 1937 for fat cattle and steady overall demand. Fed steers and yearlings slipped late while calves and vealers faced mixed moves. top hogs and lambs set modest new highs with varied weekly receipts and offerings. Furnished by Lamson Brothers. Cedar Rapids office listed.
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Chicago
Ccomuber
Californie
California
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National
Wheat and Corn Prices Diverge After Saturday Trade
Wheat prices fell on selling pressure with July wheat around 11.25 cents, while corn futures showed resilience with May and July slight declines. Oats and soybeans also dipped modestly as weather and storage concerns weighed on sentiment, with Winnipeg markets remaining firmer.
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Board of Trade
C. M. Galvin
James E. Bennett Pany
U. S
Winnipeg
Cattle and calf prices mixed on Omaha market reports
Receipts near 1100 head with U S department figures showing mixed cattle trade. Sows and barrows steady to 35 cents higher. vealers and yearlings up to 30 cents, fat lambs strong about 25 cents higher. Prices listed for choice and prime calves to 15.90 pounds, with various ranges for cows bulls and feeding lambs.
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Omaha
U. S&s. Dept. Agriculte
Ihe
California
Des Moines U S Dept of Agriculture slaughter data report
Combined one week at concentration yards shows 23100 head, up from 19300 a year ago, with higher prices for good and choice hogs and sows. Prices listed per hundredweight span 12.85 to 14.60 for various weight ranges, with totals around 12.9 to 13.9 dollars.
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DES Moines
INS
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
SS -Eels
Austin Hog Market Reports Wide Price Range
In Austin the hog market shows varied quotes across weights and grades. Prices range from 12.15 to 13.50 per hundredweight with several bands around 12.80 to 13.30, reflecting typical market fluctuations for light to heavy hogs.
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Austin Hog Market
Austin
Sioux City Livestock Market Weekly Report
Calf and yearling sales showed market firmness with calves salable and yearlings up to 25 cents higher. Heifers and cows largely improved. fed steers and medium grades up. prices ranged from 12 to 15 dollars for select beef, lambs around 11 to 17 dollars with varied demand across grades.
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Sioux City
Dept
Fiesh
Lambs
Bond Markets Narrow on Irregular Short Session
The bond market closed with a narrow, irregular session as traders showed limited moves. Utilities and domestic issues saw muted activity while most issues traded within a narrow margin of Thursday’s levels.
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Reese
Saace Fener
Ac- Sewegheld
Amore
Cies
Market Ticker Shows Small Gains Across Bonds and Rails
Industrial stocks edge higher as rails and bonds lift modestly. Bond issues like NT Baa and various rail names rise slightly, with small percentage gains daily. Odd symbols and fragmented text indicate a noisy OCR page summary of price moves and securities.
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Utiis Ina
MOS
Gaisray Industrial
Iue
Siechs 'Sa
Iors Jonas
Local Hog Prices Slightly Higher This Saturday
Local hog prices rise on the local market with all grades up five cents. The long haul top reaches $13.85 as of Saturday.
Grain Prices and Hay Report From Cedar Rapids
Grain market notes for Cedar Rapids show No 2 yellow soybeans at $1.80 and No 7 wheat prices, with hay and straw market activity listed for baled tame and other offerings. The fragment references miscellaneous grain items and pricing details in a Cedar Rapids market brief.
Champ Peke Confounds Dog Show Officials
In Cleveland a five year old Pomeranian named Champ Peke becomes the first dog to run out during the Best in Show judging, causing officials to scramble as the pooch is retrieved from a taxi and returned to the ring.
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Champ Peke
Cleveland
Pomserve Kennel Club
Federal office runs 117 Alaska native schools
The federal office of Indian Affairs operates 117 schools for Alaska natives, reflecting a broad federal education program in the territory.
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Federal Office of Indian Affairs
Alaska
Stocks Drift In Light Trading After Holiday Pause
New York stocks moved irregularly on a light trading day after the Good Friday holiday. Leading issues showed fractional changes while special issues swung from gains over 3 points to losses over 5. Low priced stocks Libby McNeill and Libby NashKelvinator moved with volume. Du Pont led chemicals with a near point gain.
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YORK
Libby, McNeill and Libby
Nash-Kelvinator
Hudson
du Pont
Wall Street Stocks Reported by J and Co Saturday Notes
A fragmented financial snippet lists American issue bids and yields. Stocks including Amn Can 62% Amn Maracaibo Manville Pow Capr Rad 48 Me Amn Roll Mills Owens Stee l Favs 18% Loews Tel Tel 116% Wat Works Martin ont Sas Motor Wisse 38a are shown with varied percentages. The fragment references markets and company names without a clear narrative or dates.
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Alaska
MacArthur Asks Divine Guidance In Easter Message
General MacArthur urged divine guidance in his Easter message while in Australia. The missive, sent from Little Rock origins, accompanied his discussions with Prime Minister John Curtin and Australian officials about his Southwest Pacific command.
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MacArthur
Arters Australia
Gen. MacArthur
Sanctuary of God
Chatet Chama
Heaenet
Little Rock Ark
Free Who
Gen
John Curtin
Southwest Pacific
Market quotes for grains and feed ingredients
The text lists prices and classifications for wheat oats and barley with standard grades and cash percentages. It notes No 1 and No 2 grades with percentages and further prices for feed and screen, including bellies and related cash figures.
Defense Work Poll Finds Many Talented Women
PENDLETON Oregon UPI reports state registration for mobilization of women for defense work shows many talented applicants. The piece mentions a graduate nurse who is also qualified as a ranch manager and tractor driver or dietician.
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Pendleton
Orc
Vernon Clark Reported In London
Mrs. Charles Sweet received a Friday message from her nephew Vernon Clark stating he has arrived in London England confirming his travel.
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Vernon Clark
London
Charles Sweet
England
University of Iowa student visiting local family weekend
Albert W. Schenken, a junior in the University of Iowa College of Commerce, is spending the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs A A Schenk.
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Albert W. Schenken
University of Iowa College of Commerce
A. A. Schenk
Matt
Clear Lake
Matt Mullin
Jackie Coogan Separates From Wife of Newborn Son
Hollywood star Jackie Coogan says he has separated from his second wife Flower Parry, mother of their newborn son John Anthony, after a five month marriage. He notes he will still support the child while Flower remains with her parents in Gardnerville Nev.
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Hollywood
Jackie
John Anthony
Flower Parry
Betty Grable
U. S
Coogan
Miss Parry
Gardnerville
Nev
Flower
Luther college male chorus to enter national contest
The Luther college male chorus will compete in a nationwide contest with district winners advancing to New York for Waring broadcasts. The results of the contests will be announced in y OSSIAN-Miss Lorraine Holzer has left for Washington to work as a civil service typist. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Holzer. The Commercial club banquet speaker will be H E Roberts, with six handed pinochle at 12 tables. The Washington Prairie Theran church will install April 12. N Larsen to Town district service. Independences First Presbyterian church held its annual meeting and elected elders C W Fiester R N Ritchie LeRoy Hellickson. Hellickson was jailed in Fayette county. Spragg in Buchanan county jail. A San Francisco Navy veteran, Douglas Headington and Miss Mary Lynn married in Decorah. he is now in New York City as a first class airplane mechanic. Neva Dewey resigns as telephone operator April 15 after 16 years. Calamus Shakesperean club officers elected: President Mrs Hazen co president Mrs secretary treasurer Mrs Rae Stueland. Echo staff for 1942 at Calamus consolidated high school named Marlys Pruhs editor-in-chief Corrine Nerhus assistant editor Raymond Schwartz business manager Delda Miller Joyce Schwartz sports editors Robert Horstman Elnora Jerikpeeen.
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Luther College
New York
Y. Ossian
Lorraine Holzer
Washington, D. C
William Holzer
Commercial Club
H. E. Roberts
LeRoy Hellickson
Hellickson
West Union
Fayette County
Spragg
Buchanan County
Reno
Nevada
Douglas Headington
San Frne
Mary Lynn
Aeog
Soin
Floyd Headington
Decorah
Navy
California
New York City
Calamus
Calamus Consolidated High School
Marlys Pruhs
Corrine Nerhus
Raymond Schwartz
Delda Miller
Joyce Schwartz
Robert Horstman
Elnora
Clifford Hyde Moves to Lansing for Construction Work
Clifford Hyde has gone to Lansing Michigan to work for a construction company.
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Clifford Hyde
Gome
Lansing, Mich
Powell Couple Return From Apparaiso Visit
Mr and Mrs Powell returned from Apparaiso Indiana where they spent several weeks with relatives.
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Mrs. Paigs
Powell
Apparaiso
Ind
Guests at the Grote Home Include Smith and Nuenschwander
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Grote guests included their daughter Mrs. Benita Smith home demonstration agent at LeMars and Mrs. Grote's sister Mrs. Elizabeth Nuenschwander of Remsen.
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Esster
John A. Grote
Benita Smith
LeMars
Grote
Elizabeth Nuenschwander
Remsen
Miss Helene Fiedler Spends Easter Vacation at Home
Miss Helene Fiedler a Loras college student in Dubuque is spending the Easter vacation at her home here.
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Helene Fiedler
Em- Fiedler
Loras College
Dubuque
Kite contest set for Granger pasture
Cub scout pack No. 58 schedules its annual kite contest for 2 p m Sunday in Granger's pasture. Other items note visits among Iowa City families, a university student weekend in Des Moines, and local shop promotions and meals from Wood Acres and Owens Cut Rate Drug.
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Cub Scout Pack No
Granger's Pasture
Local Residents Summoned by Illness and Visit
John R. Fillmore of west of Marion visits daughter Mrs. Warren Hoff for the past week. Joseph R. Cruzan confined at home 360 Eleventh street due to an eye infection.
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John R. Fillmore
Marion
Warren Hoff
Joseph R. Cruzan
Eleventh Street
Easter Services at Marion Churches Across Denominations
The Marion area lists Easter and regular Sunday services across multiple churches. Masses and worship times vary by parish with sermons on themes like The Great Certainty and The Glorious Easter Message. Education programs include Bible school and Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.，各 churchs highlight special services and baptisms.
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Joseph T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
Christ
Mae Methodist
Gu James, Jr
Arthur W. Henke
Presbyterian
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Ama
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Seekworth
Want Ad Rates Remain Stable Amid Shifts in Listings
Classified section shows rate table with price brackets and periods. Readers see tiered costs per column for different ad sizes and durations, indicating steady pricing structure. The snippet suggests ongoing adoption of standard classified pricing across categories.
Social visits noted among Perry residents
Mrs. George H. Fullerton of Perry is visiting sister in law Mrs. E. C. Ainley. Miss Vida Gunn of Savanna Illinois visits Miss Johnson in her home. Gunn plans to return to Savanna Sunday.
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George H. Fullerton of
Perry
Inlaw
E. C. Ainley
Vida Gunn
Savanna
Miss Johnson
Miss Gunn
Lost items and rewards listed in local notice
A jumble of fragmented notices offers rewards for missing items including a gold watch, a purse with money and coins, an English letter with brown markings, and a dog or other items. Several entries mention food stamps or contact numbers like Dial 2-9 and 2-3507 for recovery or rewards.
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Sitac
Berlin Weather Signals First Spring Rainfall
A German broadcaster notes the first heavy rains of spring have begun in some areas. The report highlights detectable rain in select locales signaling seasonal shift.
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Berlin
Easter Luncheon Attends Tow and Storck Families
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Tow host Easter day plan with relatives as Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Storck and son Kenneth of North Kansas City, Missouri join for a luncheon at their home.
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Mrs. Emmet Tow
G. A. Storck
Kenneth
North
Kansas City, Mo
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