Livestock market shows steady tone amid light receipts
Livestock prices held steady across major markets after a week of declines as receipts remained light. Chicago figures show hogs near 875 per hundred weight with limited offerings. cattle and sheep also listed with weekly top prices and varied weight classes across Omaha Sioux City and Des Moines reports reflecting sluggish dressed markets and government buys.
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Chicago
Marke
Bansas City
East St. Louis
St. Josep
Sioux City
Ula
Cincinnati
No Change in Local Hog and Pack Market Prices
Market report shows hogs steady with top at 860 dollars. Listed prices cover hogs from 140 to 380 pounds and various packer weights, plus cattle and calf market notes including steers yearling heifers and cows. Sheep section notes spring lambs 76 to 90 pounds and other quality-based values.
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Omaha
Paul Livestock
South ST Paul
Minn
Ford
Cedar Rapids Grain and Poultry Market Prices
The Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market lists grain prices for Wheat No 1 80c No 2 25c No 3 3i Barley New No 1 2 Corn shelled New No 2 yellow 60c No 3 58 Soybeans New No 2 108. Hay and straw prices 12.00 for baled hay 8.00 for baled straw. Poultry prices Hens 14-16c Leghorns 13c old roosters 7c Springs 19-22c No 2 poultry 4c less Eggs Henneries 20c No 2 1c. Wholesale fruits vegetables Lemons 4.35 Oranges 3.59-74 Grapefruit 2.40 California celery 3.65 Lettuce 5.00 onions 2.75 Apple set 1.75 Tomatoes Carton 2.00 Asparagus 2.85 crate Cauliflower 2.25 Sweet potatoes 1.75 Winesap apples 1.90. Hides No 1 cured 9 1 2 c No 2 cured 8 1 2 c No 1 calf hides 11 43 c No 2 calf 10 2 c No 1 kip 10 4 c No 2 kip 9 2 c No 1 horse 5 00 No 2 horse 1 50 Pony price half Included
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Alde
Wisconsin and Boston Wool and Cheese Market Quotes
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of April 28 to May include Daisies 17 74c and cheddars 17c. farmers call board lists Daisies 17 34c, horns 11 44c, cheddars 17 71c. Boston wool market reports moderate demand for several wools including South American and fine westerns, with Australian wools active. Prices mostly steady to firmer, with graded combing and bright wools showing firmness. grease and combing prices for delaine bright wools quoted around 42 4.4 to 45c, though quotations remained largely nominal.
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Plymouth
Wistapi
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers” Call Board
Boston
U S. Agriculture Department
Produce Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE CA9CHICAGO
Chicago market report shows butter at 33 cents, eggs firm, potatoes arrivals 89, on track 409, US shipments 543. Western fruit demand moderate with Wisconsin Katahdins stronger. Idaho russets steady. New stock supplies, brisk meat and long whites pricing for 50 lb sacks and 100 lb sacks listed with US No 1 and No 2 grade figures.
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U S
Wisconsin
Neobraske
Bliss Triumphs
Minnesota
North Dakota
Futures Markets Note on Dairy and Eggs Standards
Samson Bros. and Co. lists future price standards for butter storage at 34.90 in November, and eggs reefer storage at 24.40 in October with 23 05 and 24.40 appearing as reference values. The item notes supplied figures for storage standards and contracts.
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Samson Bros. and Co
S. D. State names new athletics and physical education director
Thurlo E. McCrady, athletic director and Hastings College coach, was appointed to direct athletics and physical education at South Dakota State, effective July 1.
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Brookings
S. D
Thurlo E. McCrady
Hastings
Neb
South Dakota State
Stock Issues Irregular In Light Trading
Stock and bond markets were irregular while commodities rose. Trading remained light amid war uncertainties and talk of defense curtailment due to a coal shortage. The bituminous coal strike persisted, steel plants used stockpiles, and Pittsburgh districts show mixed capacity changes.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Buffalo
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Chrysler
General Motors
Woolworth
National Distillers
Wall Street Stock Quotations From Saturday’s Clerked List
Wall Street stock quotations show many major issues traded with prices for Adams Express Kennecott Copper Alaska Juneau and dozens more. Prominent names include Lockheed Martin Goodyear Buick Boeing and Gillette with varied bid prices across industries from steel to chemicals and consumer goods in a broad market snapshot.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bang
Adams Express
Kennecott
Alaska Juneau
Kresge SS
Allied Chem
Kroser G. B
Allis Chalmers
Lockheed
Wide & L
Loft Inc
Louville Gas
Meracathon McLelland
Amn Pow
McKesson
Amn
Marshall Fid
Amn Roll Mills
Martin G
Amn Smelting
Mathiesen
Amn Steel Fdys
Mont Ward See
Amn Tel & Tel
Nash-Kely
Natl Bellas
Natl
Bisewit
Amn Wien
Dairy
Ark
Gentral Hd Armour
Cocahoe Wentral
North Amn Co
Atlantic
Sou Railway
Lonrolp Um
Cons Edison
Petry Corp
Gas
Calif
Motors
Tnd
Corn Products
Warner
Crucible Steel
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Ibn Curtiss
Tex Corp
Curtiss
Gt Wes
Chicago
Armour & Co
Elec Hshold
Bendix
Libby McNeil
Rove Warner
Marsh Field
Cent
Bila Midwest Corp
Gett Norwest
Ucke
Two Guest Speakers At Fidelity Life Meeting
R. L. Rickoff and W. C Evan spoke Friday night at the Fidelity Life association lodge meeting in the I O O F hall. Guests from Anamosa, Belle Plaine, and Marion attended after a short business session led by Richard Stevens, prefect. Music by the Three-W orchestra directed by Mrs Cuth bert Smith accompanied readings and tap dancing before refreshments. The program culminated in a dance.
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R. L. Rickoff
Clinton
W. C Evan
Kewanee
Ill
Fidelity Life Association Lodge
I O. O. F. Hall
Anamosa
Belle Plaine
Marion
Richard Stevens
Cuthbert Smith
Wheat Prices Slip After Mixed Futures Session
Wheat futures eased about 4 to 14 cents as selling in late trade trimmed gains. May wheat fell to 91 1/4, corn down 4 to 4 1/2, oats off to 37 1/2. Soybeans rose briefly then slipped, rye firm, loans repayments up about 5.5 million bushels.
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Chicago
Commission House
Bond Market Review Highlights Mixed US and Latin Issues
A narrow irregular session saw some U S and Latin American bonds gain modestly while many issues held flat or slipped. Treasuries closed mixed with a few 4s and 3s quoted near last values as corporate and municipal items showed selective strength in thin trading.
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New York
International Telephone Ss
Delaware and Hudson
Consolidated Edison
St. Paul
Baltimore and Ohio
Pacific Telephone
Southern Railway
Alleghany
Republic Steel
Southern Pacific
Argentina
Butenos Aires
Mexico
Peru
Japan
Man
Recess NLRB Hearing In Iowa Electric Case Moves
The jur isdictional dispute between two unions vying for bargaining rights at Iowa Electric Light and Power was recessed for the weekend. Testimony resumes Monday in the NLRB hearing with oral arguments likely later in the week. The International Union of Operating Engineers and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, both AF of L affiliates, clash over recognizing the employer. IBEW is intervenor in the case.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
National Labor Relations Board
Federal
NLRB
International Union of Operating Engineers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. F. of
G. O. P Leaders Meet In Chicago
Republican national committee members from 14 states met in Chicago to plan coordinated campaign efforts with local and state units. They discussed aligning independent groups with party machinery and surveying available Republican talent across states. Miss Martha McClure of Iowa was expected to attend.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Martha McClure
Iowa
Deaths Mrs Barbara Petrik of Fairfax Remembered at Funeral
Mrs Barbara Petrik widow of Lewis Petrik of Fairfax died at her daughter’s home in Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. Born June 24 1859 in Bohemia she leaves six daughters seven or more grandchildren and three great grandchildren plus a son in Chicago. She was the first gold star mother in Fairfax. funeral at St Patrick’s Fairfax with burial in Fairfax cemetery. Pallbearers were her grandchildren George Story Leo Sears John Metzger John Petrik Robert Tow and Richard Tow.
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Barbara Petrik
Lewis Petrik
Fairfax
Gifford Tow
Eighth Avenue SE
Bohemia
Josephine Story
Frank Boland
Harry Metzger
Edward Sears
Cedar Rapids
Petrik
St. Patrick's Church of
Royal Neighbors
Anna Naprstek Lodge
St. Patrick's Church
J. J Buzynski
Fairfax Cemetery
Turner Chapel
George Story
Leo Sears
John Metzger
John Petrik
Robert Tow
Richard Tow
Philip Geyer Rainbow Division Veteran Dies at Cedar Rapids
Philip Geyer a World War I veteran died at 3:20 a.m. Saturday at his home 921 Oakland Avenue NE after a heart attack that struck Friday evening while he was going down stairs. Born Sept 17 1879 in Washington Iowa he had long lived in Cedar Rapids and worked as a Rock Island railroad car inspector. He served in Company C First Iowa Infantry later in the 168th Infantry Rainbow division and was among Iowa’s first to go to France where he was shell shocked and gassed. He retired after his disability and is survived by two sisters Ella Geyer Pittsburgh and Katherine Geyer Seattle. Burial is planned at Linwood cemetery with services by Hanford post American Legion at Brady mortuary Monday. Friends may call after 1 p.m. Sunday.
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Philip Geyer
Oakland Avenue
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
First
Iowa Infantry
Third Iowa Regiment
168Th Infantry
Iowa
France
Hannah Geyer Wiley
Margaret Geyer
Ella Geyer
Pittsburgh
Katherine Geyer
Seattle
Wash
Hanford Post
American Legion
Brady Mortuary
Linwood Cemetery
Baby Shirley White Dies at Toddville at Two Months
Shirley Ann White two months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter White of Toddville, died in a local hospital at 1 30 am. Brief services will be held in Beatty chapel at 1 30 pm Sunday conducted by Rev Rodney Gould. Burial will be at Britt Iowa.
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Shirley Ann White
Walter White
Toddville
Beatty Chapel
Rodney Gould
Britt, la
Motorcyclist Injured in Night Collision with Parked Truck
Joseph Novak, 22, of 1138 Ninth Street SE, remained in Mercy hospital with broken ribs after his motorcycle struck a parked truck owned by Lee Grimm of Vinton on Third Street between Eighth and Ninth Avenues SE soon after midnight Friday. He also had shoulder and elbow dislocations and severe bruises and police planned to question him to determine how the crash occurred.
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Joseph Novak
Ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Third Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Lee Grimm
Vinton
Novak
Grimm
LOST AND FOUND AND LOCAL SERVICES AD BRACKET
Classified notices list lost items including a woman's Bulova watch with black leather strap between 15th and 71st Ave and a brown leather coin purse with about $20. Rewards offered. Also listed are a black Persian cat with white markings under the neck and a truck wheel and tire. Local services include dressmaking alterations, watch and jewelry repair, feather mattress making, knitwear, leather repairs, and health insurance ads. Contact phone numbers and addresses provided.
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Ave
Clara Crowe
Kresre
H. K Schaefer
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Davenport
Gazette
O, R_ Knitting Co
E. A Kriz & Son
1St St
Time Shop
2Nd Ave
Vogel
Lee
McKinley Barber Shop
10Th St. SE
Dentist Dr L B Gray to Resume Practice in April
Dr L B Gray announces the resumption of his dental practice on April 23 at 826 C.R SE Bldg with office phone 4369. The notice appears amid a page of local classified ads including loans, shopping, and services.
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L. B. Gray
Neng
C.r.se
W.B. Ford
2Nd Ave
Ford
Ave
Coad
Dunn's
Eeactator
Chevrolet
Kadlee Bros
CSSS
Lafayette
Burlington
Beauty Shops Advertise Specials and Services
Local beauty shops promote permanents, waves, and shampoo deals with special weekly prices. Lovely Lady Beauty Shop lists 16 operators and various treatments at 2-1451, near Bishop's. Paris Academy Beauty School offers permanents starting at 1.00 and other services, while Johnson's Barber Beauty Shop advertises barber and beauty options.
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Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave. SE
Dial
Bishop’s. Onen
Lillian Ludhy
Johnson's
St. SE
Paris Academy
Sara
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Steckers
Freders
Dores
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Austin
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Mississippi River
Hastings La_ Crosse
Prairie du Chirn
Dubuque
Tae
Muscatine
Keokue
St Louis
Cairo
Memphis
Wall St
Fidelity Life Meeting
Winnipeg
API
DOW Jones
U. S
Treasury
Fairfax Pioneer
Rainbow Division
Ginsberg's
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Mary Adams
Better Homes and Gardens
David McGregor
Cartwright Decorators
3Rd Ave
The
Ambulance Service CO
Meen Sons
le Ee
Albert Earl
Waveland Dr
NW C.P
Clinton Rug Co
Clinton, Ta
Rockwood Blankets
Filter Supply Co
Probasco Jeweler
Morris
TOWA
2Nd St
Smithsonian
Richards Pharmacy
Warren's Cafe
Ones, Printing Co
Perry George
Wallace Reed
Cou Falls
Curtis Bridge
C.S.P
Hall
Hal Foreman
His
Orchestra
Danceland
Paul Morehead
Tony Mareno
Nigh Udesen
Cesnar
Ruben
Turkey House
Walford
Clair
Yellow Cab
Snyder
Sedlacek
Rene
Hallwood Cafe
Mario
Nagle-Eaton Lumber CO
FRANK
Willman's
Chas
Lebeda
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Bial
DREW
Novak Heatine Co
John Stanek
Gardner
Harvey Booth & Sons
Fred Yount
Lawarlowers
Bill Akers
Geo. L. Karr
C. Ritter
Meyer
Bender
F Ave
H. G
H. H. Manuel
Center Junction
Pn Help
Montrose Hotel
McKabe
Dows
Connes
McBaith
Agcy Granby
Trade Schools
Eee
Henderson School of Welding
Sth Ave
Write Rapids
Es Nation
Arras SS A
Autos & Trucks
Wagner Motor Co
Plymouth - DeSoto
8Th St
Willys
Oldsmobile
Reese
Allen Motor Co
Ave. & 10Th St
Rude
Rude Auto Co
Third Ave
Culver
Pontiac
Culver Motors
Rapaport
Sth
Ave. SE
Neee
Handler’s
Dodge & Plymouth Distributors
Second Ave. SE
First Ave. SE
Padzensky
A Ave
1St Street
Diamond T
Midland
Diamond
Truck Bases CO
MakKibben Motor Co
4Th Ave
2Nd St. SE
Schamberger Motor Co
1St Ave
Langhurst Motor Co
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