Cattle Markets See Mixed Receipts Across Midwest Auction Floors
U S Department of Agriculture reports midweek livestock receipts in Chicago and Sioux City with hogs steady to firm and cattle varied. In Chicago receipts 6,000 cattle and 7,000 sheep accompanied by mixed demand, while Sioux City notes 7,500 cattle and 2,000 sheep with calmer activity and stockers steady. Omaha and Kansas City show further price ranges for steers, yearlings, and cows amid broad market flexibility.
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U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Oltically
Colo-nyados
Salahle S
Dent. Agricul
Sioux City
Sioux OI
U. & Dent. Agriculture
Omaha
INS
U. S
Kansas City
Tareely
Yan Jb
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Quoted Prices
Cedar Rapids hog market posted ceiling prices Tuesday with prime butchers at 14.45 and packers at 13.70. Cattle values listed for various grades and weights, plus grain and poultry quotes, complete with regional items and market notes. Wisconsin cheese bids reported as no sales, five cars bid at 37 cents.
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Cedar Rapids
Vasgesee
Easile
Waleht
Leghorn Springs
Wisconsin
Chiebe
Plymouth
Wis
Stocks Move Ahead Briskly in New York Trading
New York stocks rose for a brisk one day gain led by industrials as trading volume reached about 1.5 million shares. The market showed a broad advance with many names posting gains and quotes indicating continued strength after Monday’s late uptick.
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New York
Chicago and New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Strong Markets
Chicago and New York produce reports show steady butter and egg receipts with varied pricing. Butter prices hold near prior levels while eggs and cheese show firm wholesale values in New York. Idaho and other regional potato markets display modest movement amid steady to slightly weaker western stock demand.
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Chicago
INS
Atandarda
Glands
Colorado
McClures U
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Texas
Florida
New York
New York City
May Rye Breaks All-time Record in Chicago Market
CHICAGO AP May rye rose to a new all time high near 2.48 dollars before demand eased and profits prompted selling. Wheat corn and barley held at ceilings while oats edged higher. May rye remained close to the record as trade continued.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Arley
Chicago cash provisions grain and seed prices
The list reports API wheat and corn prices with ceilings and nominal values for No 2 red and hard wheat at 1.82, No 2 yellow corn at 1.1, No 3 white oats at 8 186 cents, malting barley at 1, 266? 1.4944 nominal, feed barley at 1.14 to 1.71.2414 nominal, field seed per hundredweight with red clover 31.58, sweet clover 10.75, alsike 28.50, alfalfa 33.50 to 36, timothy 5.75 to 6.00, red top 12.00 to 12.50.
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Chicago
Court Hears Evidence In Metropolitan Case
Documentary evidence in the Schoonover Metropolitan Supply company case was received in federal court Tuesday before Judge Henry N Graven. The suit seeks value determination of Metropolitan Supply stock, cancellation of a renewal certificate, liquidation of assets, or a judgment against director Griffith Beems for stock value as set by the court.
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Schoonover-Metropolitan Supply Company
Henry N. Graven
Metropolitan Supply Company
Griffith Beems
Board of, Directors
Boy Hit By Auto Suffers Head Injury In City Incident
Twelve year old Jerry Carney son of Mr and Mrs J J Carney of 1610 C avenue NW was struck by a car about 9 am Tuesday. He was taken by Ambulance Service to Mercy hospital where doctors could not yet determine the extent of his injuries at noon.
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Jerry Carney
J. J. Carney
C Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Driver Charged After SW Accident Hurts One
Thomas Smith of 1260 Twenty second avenue SW suffered a forehead cut when his automobile overturned at Eighth avenue and Fourth Street SW around 5 30 p m Monday. Wesley L Bartosh of 1811 First street SW faces a charge of failure to have his car under control and is to appear in police court Wednesday.
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Thomas Smith
Eighth Avenue
Monay
Wesley L. Bartosh
First Street
Bartosh
Marion Groom Weds Tulsa Bride At Boston Avenue Church
John A. Stewart youngest son of Mr and Mrs J A W Stewart of Marion wed Miss Jean Ford daughter of Mrs Rolla H Ford of Tulsa Oklahoma in the Boston Avenue Methodist church in Tulsa on Sunday The bride attended Whitworth college Brookhaven Mississippi The groom served as a captain in Europe and was discharged last January They will reside at 2545144 Fifth Avenue Marion and he is employed by Williams and Hunting company Cedar Rapids
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John A. Stewart
J. A. W. Stewart
Marion
Jean Ford
Rolla H. Ford
Tulsa
Okla
Boston Avenue Methodist
Whitworth College
Brookhaven
Miss
Europe
Marriage ties unite Booth and Bedell at Springville
Arthur Booth Jr and Miss Verla Bedell wed Monday at the Presbyterian manse with Rev C V R De Jong officiating. The bridegroom works on a farm north of Springville. Amos Wood and son Amos Jr left for San Diego to visit Wayne Wood and his family and Mrs Wood's sister Mrs Guy Dolan in Long Beach. Lioia Boddicker of Hollywood is visiting Mr and Mrs Garth West. Irving Drake and wife left for Twin Pines Minnesota for summer. Pvt. Carl Wells of Fort Snelling spent the weekend with his parents. Dr Armin Wong of Chicago, Illinois synod president, will speak at a Lions Club dinner at K V cafe tonight.
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Arthur Booth, Jr
Verla Bedell
Springville
C. V. R. de Jong
Amos Wood
Amos, Jr
San Diego
Wayne Wood
Pvt
Carl Wells
Fort Snelling
Minn
Mrs
Carl Wells, Sr
Armin G. Wong
Chicago
Illinois Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Lions Club
K. V. Cafe
Delegates Named for Monticello Legion Auxiliary Conference
Delegates to the American Legion auxiliary district conference at Monticello on April 24 were Mines T A Barkwill C J Kassler AB Nolisch John Gibney Earl Helbig John G Larkin R H Biddick O A Tedeman and Glenn Larkin. Plans were made to send gifts for the Knoxville hospital carnival. Seventy five members of the Legion post and auxiliary and their families sat down at a picnic supper.
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American Legion Auxiliary District
Monticello
Mines
T. A. Barkwill
C. J. Kassler
A B. Nolisch
John Gibney
Earl Helbig
John G. Larkin
R. H. Biddick
O. A. Tedeman
Glenn Larkin
Knoxville Hospital
The
Legion Post and Auxiliary
April Farm Bureau meeting and community notices
The South Marion township Farm Bureau met at the Brecht home with Mrs. Harry D. Milligan describing Guam and Cletus Brecht playing accordion. May hosts are Mr. and Mrs. Milo Petrak and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boesenberg in Memorial Hall. Notices include ash removal by Darrel Gage and guest visits from Omaha relatives at the Schnell home.
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South Marion
Illness updates and local notes from Marion area
Mrs Burns brother B R Tripp is a patient at Veterans hospital Wood Wisconsin. Miss Elsie Stewart of Des Moines spent the weekend with her parents and her father’s birthday was Sunday. Charles Granger age 17 at 1073 Sixth Street remains unchanged at St Luke’s hospital. Harold Martin of Ferguson Missouri and wife visit his parents L and Mrs L Martin. Easter baskets mentioned. Mrs W A Jackson’s condition after a stroke on Feb 25 at St Luke’s hospital remains unchanged. Lt Waldo Lindley arrived in New York from Europe. his wife resides in Lynchburg Virginia. DeWayne Dickey, a returned veteran, bought four lots in Sunnyside addition in northeast Marion to build a house. Sale by C E Pearson.
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Elsie Stewart
Des. Moines
J. A. W. Stewart
Charles Granger
Sixth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Mae Beamer
Waldo Lindley
New York
Europe
Lynchburg, Va
DeWayne Dickey
Sunnyside
Marion
C. E. Pearson
Cost of Atomic Test Exaggerated Says Admiral
Vice Admiral Blandy rebutted estimates on Bikini tests as gross exaggerations. He said the trials would cost no more than the price of a single large ship, around 110.9 million dollars, contrasting earlier figures of 425 million for target ships and 100 million for other expenses.
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Washington
W. H. P. Blandy
Latin Easter Pageant Presented by Coe Students
Coe college opened Holy Week with a Latin Medieval Easter pageant read in Latin by students Barbara Seger Marion Mary Dittmer Gloria Peterson Kiron Janelle Pence Anamosa Henry Bilers Cedar Rapids and George Angelos Chicago. Dr Donald A McKenzie translated and introduced the performance in Sinclair Memorial chapel. The second service on April 18 will feature Lenore Crew singing The Crucifixion and Patricia Joy presenting the story with Barbara Chartier presiding.
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Coe College
Sinclair Memorial Chapel
Coe
Barbara Seger
Marion
Mary Dittmer
Strawberry Point
Gloria Peterson
Kiron
Janelle Pence
Anamosa
Henry Bilers
Cedar Rapids
George Angelos
Chicago
Ill
Donald A. McKenzie
Lenore Crew
Vinton
Patricia Joy
Ottumwa
Barbara Chartier
Omaha
Dale Morgan
Eleanor Taylor
Man Charged With Failure To Yield Road
W G Tavenner of Denver faces a failure to yield charge from an accident five miles east of Cedar Rapids on highway 30 that injured Edward J Distelhorst of Rock Island. The charge, filed by Patrolmen Fels and Swords, followed their investigation. Distelhorst is in fair condition at St Luke's hospital.
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Denver
Edward J. Distelhorst
Rock Island
Howard R. Churchill
Charlie Fels
M. G. Swords
Cedar Rapids
Tavenner
Disterhorst
Distelhorst
Ceedar Rapids
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Milwaukee
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Ferguson, Mo
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Storm's
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