Cattle and Hog Prices Edge Lower on Weak Friday Markets
Chicago livestock reports show hogs quot ed 10 to 25 cents lower with slow trading and uneven weights. Cattle and sheep mostly steady to weak with bulls down up to 50 cents and light demand. ranged prices list steers and heifers from mid twenties to over thirty dollars in various weight classes. Sizable receipts across hogs cattle and sheep reflect modest declines and mixed demand.
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Chicago
USDA
Nebraska
Ee Prime
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Lift Reported
Prices on the Cedar Rapids hog market rose about 15 cents for delivered and weighed hogs at Cedar Rapids plant facilities. The report lists various weights and categories including steers, yearlings, cows, bulls, and lambs with market quotes and declines in other grains and produce markets. Current receipts and wholesale fruit and produce prices are also included alongside stock quotations and grain market notes.
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Cedar Rapids
Cartus
New York Produce Price Report Cheeses and Potatoes Vary
New York reports quiet cheese trading with wholesale fresh milk prices. Cheddar prices list varied scores and June 1951 futures with firm market for creamery grades. Potatoes arrivals remain light with strong street demand and steady prices in Idaho Idaho russet, Colorado McClures and Minnesota offerings.
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New York
Alieas
Midwest
U.S
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
Northkota
Minnesota
Pontings
Chicago Produce Market Report
Live poultry steady with 22 truck receipts and no price data. Cheese notes show Swiss grade A 57 cents, longhorns 44 cents, diet of dairy items and various meat checks with quoted scores and case receipts. market firm with many price ranges for extras and processed goods as of today.
Early Grain Prices Fall Then Partial Recovery in Chicago
In Chicago on Thursday grains dropped early with wheat down to 5 percent lower and corn about as reported, while oats and rye slipped modestly. Soybeans varied around mid single digits, lard fell, and May prices ranged across the board as traders sought a rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Cash Provisions Prices for Grains and Feeds
The list shows cash prices for corn oats barley and hay in Chicago markets. Prices include No 4 corn at 1.70 1.80 and No 5 at 1.6954 1.78 12 sample at 1.68 1.74. Hay items include red clover timothy and alfalfa with various per bushel or ton figures. Soybeans are listed as none.
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California
Rtichokes
Prime van Tambs EE OR
Sale Couas Ieee
Sim Timothy
Herebenss Bennett
Pis Nationa Bank
Admiral
Harv
Atal
Osee
Hydro
Alleghany Corp
Intl Mining
Allied Chem
Intl Nickel
Allied Stores
sIntl T and T
Aliis Chalmers
Amn Air L
Iowa-Ill Gas
Amer Cry S
Fdys
Lig. Myers
Tobacco
Lockheed
Bae Am
Woolen
Loews
McKesson
Armco Steel
Saiz
Marshall Fiday
Martin GL
Armour & So P Igit
Boeing Airp
Natl Biscuit
Borden Co
Nat! Cash Bee
Borg Warner
Natl Dairy P
Natl Ostirs
Brides
Bucyrus-Erie
NY Central
Budd Mfg
Nor Pac RR
Burroughs Ade
Nor Amn Co
Butler Bros
Nor Amn Avi
Packard Mtrs
Case
J. I
És Panhandle
Caterpillar
Paramount
Penick & & Ford
Celatex
Penna RR
Cerro de Pasco
Penney JC
Eae
Phillips Pet
Sewer
Bae Ciate
Chrysler Motors
Coca Cola
Colg. Pamolive
Col. Gas
Radio Corp
Pittsbed
Edison Biha Rexall Drug
Edison
Reyn
Vultee
Shenely
Curtiss Wr
Sou Railway
Deere and Co
Sperry Corp
Diana
Douglas Air
Oil
Calif
du Pont
Ind Eastern A
Stand Oil
Eastman Kodak
Stde
Atone
Studebaker
Timker
Ac Gen Foods
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Snes
Illette SR
Uni Corp
Uni Fruit
Bel Brew
U S Gypsum
Goodrich
US Rubber
Penczear. Tire
US Steel
Chicago
Ark Nat Gas A A Tete Dodge
Barium Aya A. Bond
Nat Bellas
Mill Hartler
Pt A Ae
WATERLOOMS Beef Prices Across Weight Classes
The market lists hogs and beef weights with varied prices. Prices rise to 16.75 for Hogs and display a range from 14.25 up to 16.75 for different weight brackets, including 170 to 550 pounds with several midpoints noted.
Hogs Steady as Market Slips Through Week
Ottumwa reports hog prices with sows and butchers driving values. Prices for various weight ranges show steady to slightly lower bids from $12.50 to $16.50 per cwt, reflecting demand shifts across weight categories.
Des Moines Market Receipts and Hog Prices Report
Receipts show Thursday estimates at 52 000 with week age 65 000 and actuals Wednesday 45 00. Market notes fair to active with steady to 15 cents higher prices. Hog price table lists weights from 160 pounds to 600+ pounds with prices ranging roughly from 12.65 to 17.25 dollars per hundredweight and varying by weight class.
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Des Moines
Santas
Its
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Steer Prices
Cattle receipts reach 800 with 100 calves as ten loads of string choice to prime Colorado fed steers average 1.142 pounds. Colorado fed steers hold at 36.00 dollars, with overall trade described as a light cleanup and prices about steady.
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Kansas City
Colorado
Grass Fires Tied Cedar Rapids Fire Crews in Vigil
Several grass fires stretched Cedar Rapids fire departments on Wednesday. The largest blaze burned near the Dewey and Almy plant, lasting nearly three hours and fanned by a southeast wind. A separate grass fire threatened the KCRG transmitter, but crews extinguished it before oil tanks were endangered. Engineer Mervyn Lewis received minor facial burns during firefighting. Additional blazes were reported on Thirty-fifth Street NE and Circle Drive NE.
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Dewey and Almy
Cedar Rapids
WCF
Wilson Avenue
Kcrg-Kcrk
Ems
Mervyn Lewis
Thirty-fifth Street
Circle Drive
Oil Walkout Now Set for April 30
Denver United Press report says major oil unions threaten a nationwide strike beginning April 30 if wage talks fail. Officials say about 275,000 oil workers are covered and had postponed the move once more after Wednesday night talks.
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Denver
Seven Marion Teachers Resign Positions
Seven Marion school teachers submitted resignations to Supt C B Vernon. They include Richard Peterson and Donna Whiting of the high school, Bess Pishney kindergarten, D E Koeppen second grade, Betty Jenkins sixth grade Lincoln, Mrs Robert Vrbicek first grade, and Ruth Chartier second grade Emerson. All 44 teachers were re elected by the board. motives varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion School
C. B. Vernon
Richard Peterson
Donna Whiting
Bess Pishney
D. E. Koeppen
Betty Jenkins
Lincoln School
Robert Vrbicek
Ruth Chartier
Emerson School
Mrs. W. J. Fleisher Dies at 65 in Marion
Mrs. William J. Fleisher 65 longtime Marion resident died Wednesday at 3 15 p m at her home 409 Twenty second street after a long illness Born Evelyn Johnson in Iowa February 11 1887 she came to Marion with her parents at age six and graduated from Marion High School in 1906 She married Sept 30 1910 and was active in the Rebekah lodge Ladies encampment auxiliary and other groups Survived by husband three sons Kyle C Seigle H Mahlon Fleisher six grandchildren a brother Emery D Johnson and a sister Mrs Serena Hill Services Sunday at 2 30 p m in Yocom Murdoch chapel Rev James P Gable to officiate with Rebekah lodge members assisting Burial Oak Shade cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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William J. Fleisher
Marion
Twenty‘second Street
Evelyn Johnson
Cb Lque
Marion High School
Fleisher
Marion Methodist Church
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Ladies Encampment Auxiliary No
Ladies Grand Encampment Auxiliary
Iowa
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Kyle C
Cedar Rapids
Seigle H
Boston
Mass
Mahlon Fleisher
Baytown
Texas
Emery D. Johnson
Serena Hill
Los Angeles
Yocom- Murdoch Chapel
James P. Gable
Oak Shade Cemetery
Mayor's Court Hears Varied Cases At Marion
Recent cases in Mayor M H Biddicks court include Gordon Fogg Dallas Texas fined 15 bond for speed and stop sign violations and George Fred Siemer Edar Rapids fined 235 and costs for intoxication Wilbur McAfee Coggan fined 5 plus costs for faulty brakes Robert Livingston Kenosha Wisconsin fined 10 and costs for stop sign violation Regis McNamara Central City fined 5 and costs for stop sign violation Auction sale Saturday afternoon at 586 6th avenue Classified ad 23 mentions the sale plus various community notices and social events
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M. H. Biddick
Gordon Fogg
Dallas
Texas
George Fred Siemer
Edar Rapids
Wilbur E. McAfee
Coggan
Robert E. Livngston
Kenosha
Wis
Margaret Parker Weds Mort Roszell in Nashua Church
Miss Margaret Parker daughter of Harry Parker Marion and Mort Roszell son of Mr and Mrs Dale Roszell Marion wed in the Little Brown church Nashua. Rev F L Hanscom officiated. Bettie Parker maid of honor Kenyon Roszell best man. The bride and her sister wore navy and pink outfits with matching bouquets. The couple will reside at 106012 Second Avenue Marion after a Texas trip.
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Margaret Parker
Harry Parker
Marion
Mort Roszell
Dale Roszell
Neosha
Little Brown
Nashua
F. L. Hanscom
Bettie Parker
Kenyon Roszell
Great Lakes
Roszell
Cedar Rapids Insurance Company
Texas
Second Avenue
Building Permits Issued by City Clerk Titus
City Clerk Mildred A. Titus issues permits for Dr. T. J. Davis at 777 Eleventh to remodel office for 2500 with J H Stanway as contractor and Gerald J. Urban at 939 Fourth for garlow work costing 1500 by Milo Davin. Also remodels for William Conrad 742 Seventh porch 50 George Markett contractor Dr Anthony B. Lake 781 Central porch 200 Jack Duffey contractor N P Vanderlinden 594 Sixth dwelling 500 William Hansen contractor Arthur Scott 190 Twenty first dwelling 300 Ronald W Schueler 1233 English boulevard dwelling 200.
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Mildred A. Titus
T. J. Davis
Eleventh Street
J. H. Stanway
Gerald J. Urban
Fourth Street
Garlow
Milo Davin
Third Avenue
William Conrad
Seventh Street
Porch
George Markett
Anthony B. Lake
Central Avenue
Jack Duffey
N. P. Vanderlinden
Sixth Avenue
William Hansen
Arthur Scott
Twenty-first Street
Ronald W.schueler
English Boulevard
King's Daughters Elect New Officers At Tuesday Meeting
King's Daughters circle elected Mrs. Harry i Snell as president at a Tuesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. W. B. Carpenter's home. Mrs. John L. Gritzner became first vice president, Mrs. William Ray second vice president, Mrs. Milo Petrak recording secretary, Mrs. J A Beeson corresponding secretary and press reporter, Mrs. Fay Bailey treasurer, and Mrs. S. O. Stamy reporter. Mrs. Carl G. Heiken led devotional period and Mrs. Willis Jordan directed the program Abigail.
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King’s Daugters
Harry i Snell
Flecta Circle
King’s Daughters
W. B. Carpenter
John L. Gritzner
William Ray
Milo Petrak
J A. Beeson
Fay Bailey
S. O. Stamy
Carl G. Heiken
Willis Jordan
Abigail
Timms Buy Lot on North Thirtieth Street for Immediate Construction
Mr and Mrs Melvin Timms purchased a lot on North Thirtieth Street from Mr and Mrs Robert Goodyear. The Timms plan to build immediately. The sale was facilitated by Brockman and Mc Gow an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Timms
Thirtieth Street
Robert Goodyear
Timms
Brockman and McGowan
Officers Elected By Coe Alumni in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids alumni chapter of Coe College named Robert Stonebraker president and Mrs Theodore Kubicek vice president at a Hickok hall meeting. Joan Brandt became secretary and James Coquillette treasurer. Gene Carson joined the board of directors along with Mrs J N Nichols A W Meyer and Bruce Fishwild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Coe College Alumni Association
Hickok Hall
Robert Stonebraker
Theodore Kubicek
Joan Brandt
James Coquillette
Stonebraker
Gene Carson
Carson
J. N.nichols
A. W. Meyer
Bruce Fishwild
C. C. Kesler
Coe College
Owen Elliott
Elliot
Coe
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Linn County Iowa
The undersigned announces on April 16 1952 she has been associated and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Charles Netolicky late of Linn County Iowa deceased All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file them with the Clerk of Linn County District Court ACKY Administratrix MILO HANZLIK Attorney
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Charles Netolicky
Iee District Court
Acky
Administracrix Milo
Hanzlik
Case Against Fluoridation Described At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. W. W. Coulter of Davenport spoke at a Roosevelt hotel noon meeting on fluoridation of public water supplies. He urged caution, questioned evidence and urged waiting for conclusive results while noting potential health and rights concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
W. W. Coulter
Davenport
International Chiropractic Association
Cedar Rapids
Coulter
Leo Louis
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Supreme Court
Grand Rapids
Mich
Dr. Coulter
Food and Drug Administration
Clyde Parker
Parker
Byron Anderson
Public Health Service
Andersson
College Graduates May Apply for Commissions
The Air Force Reserve now offers direct commissions to college graduates in science and engineering. Coe College Air Force ROTC learned the update on Thursday. Applications are open after completing four years of college with a major in engineering mathematics physics chemistry or other specialties as required by the Air Force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Reserve
Coe College
Air Force Rotc
Air Force
Lair Force
Candidates Discuss School Legislation in Linn County
CENTRAL CITY Four Linn County candidates for the state legislature attended a dinner meeting of the Linn County Schoolmen's club at the high school. Reps Ernest Kosek and Morse Crosier seeking reelection, Emil Novak, both Republicans, and Dale O Stentz a Democrat spoke on school organization, building and supplementary aid, and the retirement program. Howard Strong of Springville presided, and 50 women served dinner. The club elected officers for the coming year: Strong president, Clifford Wilkens vice president, and County Supt Walter Shupp secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Linn County
Ernest Kosek
Morse Crosier
Emil Novak
Dale O. Stentz
Howard Strong
Springville
P.T.A
Strong
Clifford Wilkens
Marion Township
Walter Shupp
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Fred W. Elder
Merchants National Bank
C. R. Markets
Florida
Alifornia Naval
Orida Quice
Arizona
Valencia
Meadow Rescue
INL
James E. Bennett & Co
Chicago Board
W. H. Jump
New York Stock Exchange
Waterloo Hogs
Ottumwa
Gazette
Ous
Brockman and McGowan Realtors
6Th Avenue
Adv
Marvin Boddicker
Ray Lehman
Lehman
Eighteenth Street
Joseph Zach
Peter’s Diamond Brand Workshoes
Renfer’s.—Adv
Cancer Fund
Public
Edions
Charles
Omnson, Jr
Charles Johnsons
Indian Creek Country Club
St. Luke’s Hospital
Bailey
Walter Bailey
Colo
E. E. Wilcox
John B. Finney
Cora Kramer
Columbus, Ohio
George B. Gray
Rose Keenan
Charles H. Keenan
Ford Tractor Garden
Walter E. Reinsch
Marie Vitek
Milo Naxera
Don C. Colgan
Highland Dr. NW
Bride of
Hotics
Marshall Fields
May’s
Ford Hopkins
Sutton
Third St
Heath & Milligan
Tricycles
Bishop’s
Jack
CT Oreal
Engineers’ Boots
WORK
Oxfords
Jack's
Eiesah
Agate
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