Hogs Fall On Estimates Amid Mixed Chicago Market
Chicago hog prices slipped 10 to 15 cents with top bids at 14.25 as late trading firmed slightly above early lows. Receipts reached about 12 000 head with varying activity, while cattle and lamb markets held steady to modestly higher in other regional reports. Des Moines and Omaha yards show similar softening trends amid mixed demand and price ceilings impacting small packers.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Choice Southwest
Omaha
UUI
Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Minnesota
Wisconsin cheese and wool market notes mix in Plymouth and Boston
Wisconsin cheese prices show varied quotes with items like daisies and bricks listed oddly. Wool market reports from Boston note Ohio delaine demand and French combing length prices with scoured values around $1.15 to $1.20.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Americas
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Ohio
Delaine
Territory
Bag Territory
Hog Prices Slip On Local Market As Rates Drop
Local hog market shows slight declines with all grades down five cents. Top long-haul no fill drops to 14.35 dollars while various hog weight classes report prices from about 12.60 to 14.25 dollars. Cattle figures list steers from 9.50 to 14.75 and yearlings around 9.25 to 13.25 with sheep and lamb ranges noted.
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Pee Tee
Burley
Salogne
Annie Lamba
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grains Fruits and Hides
Listed commodity prices show No 1 wheat No 2 oats No 2 rye and No 2 shelled corn with varied per unit rates. Fresh fruits vegetables and meats include Colorado celery lemons oranges lettuce onions cabbage potatoes seeds and various hides with prices for horses and kips noted.
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Benneries
Texas
Chicago Produce Receipts and Market Quotation Summary
Chicago market reports show poultry receipts irregular with heavy hens at 21c, small hens 25 2c, leghorn broilers 23c, and butter receipts 955 553 lbs with 93 score at 38 3/8 c. Eggs receipts 30 284 cases firm with various price levels. potatoes arrivals totals and prices listed. New York reports eggs at 31 4 3244c for fancy to extra fancy, butter unsettled with 92 score 37 4 38 1/2 c, dressed poultry steady, live poultry unsettled with mixed regional quotes.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
BOF
Chese Uwlns
Idaho
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss
cobbDiers
Ohio
Maine
Katahdins
Wisconsin
Texas
New York
Fragmented Market Display on Storage and Egg Standards
A fragmented OCR entry shows Lamson Bros. and Co. furnishing futures with storage standards. It references egg refrigerator standards and a line of figures around 34,6003, with scattered dates such as November 3 and June 40, indicating a damaged data snippet from a market or trade sheet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froduce
Lamson Bros. and Co
Bond Market Little Activity With Small Fractional Moves
A New York AP report notes light bond trading on Tuesday with small fractional recessions before noon. Winners included Bethlehem Steel Bond, International Hydro-Electric 63, and Union Pacific 33s, while losers featured Chicago and North Western 4348, International Telephone 5s, and Wahbash 5a. U.S. government bonds were steady, foreign issues irregular, with Treasury 3s around 111.55 and 2 1/2? issues near 106.19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York Bond Review
New
York
Bethlehem Steel Bhoe
International Hydro-Electric 63
Union Pacific
Chicago
North Western
International Telephone
Wahbash
U. S
Kiefer Considers Retirement From Dorsal Specialty
Chicago report notes Adolph Kiefer, unbeaten in his dorsal event since 1934 and a record holder, weighing retirement.
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Chicago
NEA
Adolph Kiefer
Stocks Fall to Four Year Lows on Market Slide
Moderate selling driven by adverse foreign news pushed stock prices to four year lows led by steel issues. United States Steel Bethlehem Republic Crucible Youngstown Sheet Anaconda Boeing Douglas New York Central Southern Pacific tumbled as blue chips also declined.
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NEW York
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Crucible
Youngstown Sheet
Anaconda
Boeing
Douglas
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Tuesday Quotations From Wall Street Rally List
Adams Express and Alaska Juneau issues shown among a wide spread of stocks from Adams to Woolworth with many large industrials, utilities and banks listed. Chicago and New York markets display strong moves by firms such as Allied Stores Anaconda Armour & Co Libbey Owens and Coca Cola amid varied price figures and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Hydro
Allied Stores
Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
Kenne
Armour & Co
Armstrong Cork
Mont Ward
Atchison SF
Murray Corp
Nasa-Kelv
Ea Atl Coast L
Bellas
Tanx ‘Aviation Corp
Natl Biscuit
Balto & Ohla
Barnsdall
Dairy
Bendix
Pow
Tis Beth Steel
Central
Tha Blaw Knox
Nor
Pag
Boeing Ap Oy
Amn Avi
Bohn Alum
Onio Oil
Borden Co
Otis Elev Borg Warner
Otis Steel
Bucyrus
Burroushs
Pullman Co
Tia
Cetro de Pasco
A Radio Corp
Ches & Ohio
Radio Keith
Chrysler Motors
Rem Rand
Ts Cities Soc
Repb Steel
Coca Cola
Reyn Tob
Simmons Co
Cons Edison
Skelly
Conti
Idta Conti
Sperry Corp
Star Crucible Steel
Amn Sur
Ind
Gudahy
Curtiss Wr
Stew Warner
Curtiss
Pex" Corp
Lacka
Tex Gull S
Douglas Air
Tex Pac Ld
Erie RR
Tidewater
Erie C
Timken Det
Eastman Kod
Timken
Elec Autolite
TG Fox Jim
Elec
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Elec Bnd. & S
Ford
England
Uni Air Lines
Unt Corp My
Cables
Gen. Foods
Motors
Gillette S. R
Gimbel Bros
Goodrich
Bflas US
Goodyear Tire U S Rubber
Graham Paige
Vanadium S
Gt Nor
Walworth
Wes RY
Warner Bros
Ills Central
Indus Rayon
Zenith Radio
Inspiration
Zenite
Chicago
Elishold
Bliss Laughlin
Libby McNeil
Borg Warner
Marsh Field
Butler Bros
Midwest Corp
East Blessing
Norwest Bank
Chno Corp
Quaker O Com
Cons Biscuit
Quaker O Pr
Swift & Co
Swift Int
Cities Soc
Walgreen
If 40 Hour Week Is Dropped War Production Warned
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox told the House naval affairs committee that ending the 40 hour work week would cause confusion and delay in the war program. He cited post December 7 production gains as proof and favored an excess profits tax over war contract limits. He said no labor legislation is needed for the Navy now.
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Washington
Frank Knox
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Knox
Navy
Wheat Futures Slump to Four Month Low on Weak Market
Chicago grain prices fall broadside as wheat rides a wave of stop loss selling and liquidation. Wheat slips 2 to 23% cents a bushel, corn down 1.44 to 13 percent, oats 4 to 14 percent, rye 13 to 158, soybeans steady to down 3.4. Depressing France news and softer stocks fuel the decline while hog prices ease in Chicago.
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Chicago
France
Roosevelt urges hiring older workers for wartime industry
President Roosevelt proclaims National Employment Week and urges employers to open doors to older workers and World War I veterans. He cites wartime production needs and sound business sense plus training of older men by federal agencies.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Army Calls in Rifles Of Guard R O T C
Col. Percy A Lainson chief of staff of the Iowa state guard says the war department orders all 600 rifles issued to guardsmen recalled. 240 rifles used by the Camp Dodge battalion will be sent to Rock Island arsenal and 360 rifles held by other guard units and ROTC programs will be recalled at weekly drills.
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Des Moines
Percy A Lainson
Iowa State Guard
War Department
Lainson
Camp Dodge
Rock Island
Ill
Days Electric Firm Pact Hampered U S War Effort
John Henry Lewin special assistant at the attorney general testified before the senate patents committee that licensing agreements between General Electric and the Krupp steel firm reduced U S access to tungsten carbide. He said these wartime deals limited production and pricing, contrasting with Germany where the material was cheaper and more available.
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Washington (Lp
John Henry Lewin
General Electric Company
Krupp
Senate
Lewin
General Electric
Germany
Paroled man tied to Cedar Rapids grocery holdup
Robert Bayless, 23, Lincoln Nebraska, granted parole while serving 25 years for robbery with aggravation from Anamosa. In 1937 he and Forrest Bennett robbed a Cedar Rapids grocery store, netting $32.31. Bennett remains imprisoned 25 years for the same crime.
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Des Moines
Robert Bayless
Lincoln
Neb
Anamosa
Forrest Bennett
Cedar Rapids
Bennett
Notable Arrests Pledge Guilty in District Court
Onick of 1436 S. Street SW and accomplice were apprehended in Davenport two days after the May 15 1937 incident. They pled guilty when arraigned before Judge H C Ring in district court.
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Onick
S. Street
Davenport
Ise H. C. Ring
City Golf Course Cuts Free Tickets and Raises Fees
Park Commissioner Charles Kosek said no complimentary tickets will be issued this year and season tickets rise from five to six dollars. Fees increase to eighteen holes at 45 cents on weekends and holidays, 35 cents on weekdays. nine holes 25 cents on weekdays with no nine holes on weekends or holidays. He expects a 20 percent income boost to close the annual deficit, after talks with City Treasurer Walter Miller and local golf leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kosek
Walter Miller
Ellis
Kosek
Cedar Rapids teacher Ruby Byers probate court action
The will of Miss Ruby Byers a Cedar Rapids schools teacher of 48 years who died March 28 was admitted to probate in district court Tuesday O A Kearney chosen executor without bond. Bequests include 250 to the Home for Aged Women and 250 to St Pauls Methodist church. Frances Hamilton Stein and Elizabeth Hubbard named administrators of Hamilton Young estate also probated Frank Machek will admitted and Joseph F Machek named administrator with 5000 bond.
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Ruby Byers
Cedar Rapids
O. A. Kearney
Home
St.Paul’s Methodist Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
Frances Hamilton Stein
Elizabeth S. Hubbard
Hamilton Young
Architect Loses Suit Over Police Building Plans
Cedar Rapids architect Charles B. Zalesky lost a two and a half year suit seeking 3615.07 for work on the city jail and police station after Judge G K Thompson planned to direct a verdict for the city. The court upheld the city's demurrer on two counts and ruled the third lacked proof of contract performance. The city also sought 375.07 for traps in sewer drains that misaligned with ordinances and required removal.
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Charles B. Zalesky
Cedar Rapids
G. K. Thompson
Zalesky
Thompson
Don Hines
Lisbon man pleads not guilty to drunken driving charge
Dale Yoder of Lisbon pled not guilty at district court arraignment before Judge J. E. Heiserman after a Sunday night arrest by the highway patrol on highway 30 at Mt. Vernon’s west outskirts. Patrolmen Gildroy and Clapp said they chased Yoder for about a half mile and saw erratic driving.
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Dale Yoder
Lisbon
Highway Patrol
J. E. Heiserman
Yoder
Mt. Vernon
Gildroy
Clapp
Hendrickson Seeks Court Discretion on Drunk Drivers
County Attorney Carl Hendrickson urged amending the drunk driving law to grant courts discretion in inoffensive cases. He argued the current minimum fine of 300 dollars and one year license suspension is too harsh for youthful first offenders and wage earners who must drive for work. The remarks came at a Canopus club gathering, and he cited cases where drivers face uncompromising penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus Club
Carl Hendrickson
Hendrickson
Tipton Man Bound Over On Larceny Charge
L N Schilling 42 of Tipton waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury after a Monday appearance before Justice of the Peace H R Churchill. He posted a $1000 bond after Deputy Sheriff Pete Whittemore arrested him on a warrant from Mrs Anna Weatherall of Lisbon. Weatherall said Garnet Mills allowed furniture to be stored at her home and Mills later sold it to Schilling. On collecting the furniture in Lisbon Schilling found Weatherall absent and is charged with taking multiple items valued at $75 including silverware goblets a chafing dish sherbet glasses a dish pan a hammer and plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Schilling
Tipton
Justice of the Peace
H. R. Churchill
Schilling
Pete Whittemore
Anna Weatherall
Lisbon
Want Ad Rates and Information
Classified ad rates for consecutive days, word counts, and delivery details. Includes per day costs, line limits, and additional charges. Instructions cover payment, submission deadlines, and telephone help for worded ads.
Lost items around Ely and Ivanhoe prompt rewards
Local notices report multiple lost items including a spare wheel and tire 21x4.50 near Ely and Ivanhoe with contact Jax W Kadlee Solon Route 2 and a lost billfold with a driver’s license. A brown leather bifold with initials H RM is missing and a gold bar is also listed. Rewards offered with phone numbers 2-6857 after 4 and 2-7218 2-6311.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ivanhoe
Jax
Personal ads offer cash for valuables and services
Classified notices show KEZ jewelry trade and services for watches diamonds radios pistols musical instruments cameras fur cleaning quilting and sewing services. Local shops advertise watch cleaning repairs and earnings from selling items while a medical practitioner announces a new office location and other service ads describe fur cleaning dry cleaning and mattress cleaning availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katz Jewelry & Loan Co
1St Street
Zoa
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Morris ‘Greenberg Fur Shop
Granby Bldg
Advertising Classifieds Blend Home Services and Goods
A dense collage of local ads offers awning sales, home repairs, coal and fuel, hauling and junk, papering and painting, plaster patching, tree and lawn work, rug cleaning, upholstery, cement work, and hardware services. Multiple businesses and phone numbers appear for out of town patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tent & Awning Co
2Nd Ave
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel CO
Novak Heating CO
Kasner
Hawkeye Tin Shop
J Ll
DE_MARAI
Center Point Road
Carpenter
Gardner
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H. R. Mowrey
The
Associated Press
Butcherlands
Mason
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Ewanee
Mississippi Maven
Aha
Davenport AP
eGrewor
Bugle Tote
Daven Oe
Evave Ae
Pall
Ee U Ae Wrere Ee
Louson
Terelith
Heavy Cocks LLC
S. New York
Treasury
Enesee
Kiefer
Wall St
Winsniplg Market
Ea Eee
Bow Spencemee
Tenessacreteeasens
F.D.R
Army
Rifles of Guard
C. R
Bayless
Aleck Sher
Marine Corps
Melling
Fire Gazette
Sherwin Williams CO
L. A.lower
Exrere Watch & Jewelry Repair
K. Schaefer
Kresse
Sands Printing CO
2Nd St
1St Ave
Carl
3Rd St. NE
LaVogue Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave
WELCH
C. R. Knitting CO
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Tom Mason
Lovely Lady
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
Paris Academy Beauty School
DIAL
Hayes Music Box
Iowa Steel & Iron Works
Rock Island Rocket
Rocky and the Rockets
Bobby Grigg
Jimmie Adams
TOP Hat
Lee's
Ahepa Sanitarium Dange
Danceland
Chas, Sova
Ce-Mar
Marion Blvd
Lafayette
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
wWomen
Gazette
Grande Ave
Chick Bed CO
Ave
Business Opportunity Bureau. Inc
Frank Cach Glass & Paint Co
Sirzelic
Ollo Uich
Solon
Fred R. Smith
7Th Ave
Life Insurance Agency
Tom
6Th Ave
Marlon
Lester Chadima
Washington Ave
Forest
18Th Ave
3Rd St
Central Employment AG
Fidelity Employment Service
Welders
Uncle Sam
School Rapids School of Welding
C. R. Barber College
Autos & Trucks
Baxter Motors
Chrysler Corp
Second Ave
Chevrolet
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Wagner Motor Co
8Th St. E
Tucker
Rapaport
Studebaker
Schamberger Motor CO
Pontiac
Hudson Sales CO
Kofron Motor Service
Oldsmobile
PORC
Langhurat Motor Co
16Th Ave
R. S. Frank
Springville
Meadowbrook
Mercury
7Th Ave. W
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