Hog Price Ceiling At 14 75 In Midwest Markets
Unofficial Monday receipts show hogs at 160 to 240 pound weights selling near the 14 75 ceiling while 240 pounds and down rise up to 25 cents from last week. Cattle and sheep largely steady with mixed gains in some Iowa markets. Des Moines and Omaha reports note steady hogs and firm cattle prices amid varied weekly totals and regional demand.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Jarreisy
Uood
California
Omaha
Idaho
TOWA
Des Moines
INS i
WFAI
Iowa
Minnesota
WFA
Sidgeq
Sisan
Nat Eorugh
Magan
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Aus
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Chicago markets show mixed quotes across produce and dairy. Butter supplies steady with high scores. eggs and cheese prices varied. live poultry closed. potatoes arrivals strong with constrained supply and firm markets. Idaho Bliss Triumphs leads with US No 1 russets at 3.88, Nebraska red Warbas 2.50, Missouri Pontiacs 2.89, Texas cobblers 2.89, and Bliss Triumphs 3.75.
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Chicago
Idaho Bliss Triumphs
Burbanks US
Nebraska
Missouri
Pontiacs
Texas Cobblers
Bliss Triumphs
Wisconsin cheese and Mississippi River gauges summary
Wisconsin cheese prices for the week of August 7 to 12 show a 23 percent fluctuation. Mississippi River stage readings from Davenport Hastings La Crosse Portage Praire du Chien Dubuque Gordons Ferry Davenport Keokuk list increases and decreases, with rises of up to 0.7 and falls up to 6.9 at Keokuk.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Mississipft
Davenport
API— Hastings
Fall
la Crosse
Portage
Praire du Chienne
Rise
McGrearn Dy
Dubuque Bam
Gordons Ferry
Oe Davenport
Keokuk
Wheat Falls to New Seasonal Lows Amid Grain Market Trade
In Chicago, a bearish grain session helped wheat reach fresh seasonal depths while holding better than oats and rye. Wheat settled 14 to 5 lower with September at 155. Oats slipped to 53-14, rye shed about 1 to 1.14, and barley moved down 1 to 1.5. Market notes list Chicago price quotes for No 2 red and other classes, while other grains show no sales. The piece includes a stray line noting medieval England wine prices.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Steady Across Classes
Cedar Rapids hog market held steady on Saturday after a week of gradual gains with top butchers at 14.45 and packers at 13.70. Cattle values ranged from 11.00 to 16.50 for various grades, with sheep and calf markets also cited across multiple weight and quality brackets.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Corn, Wheat, Hides and More
Grain and farm item prices span corn, wheat, oats, rye, hay and straw, poultry, eggs, fruits, vegetables, onions, citrus, and hides. Notable quotes include No 2 yellow corn at 1.04 and No 2 rye at 0.95, hay values around 14 to 16 dollars, eggs near 0.29 to 0.30, and hides priced by grade up to 12.5 cents for kip.
Court actions and probates span Cedar Rapids and area
Probate matters complete for A W H Lenders Leopold Novak and Belle Alsop with executors named for each will. Frances Ross estate administrator named. Fitzgerald sues Arthur and Leota Wood for 240 rent, crops, and farm property. Town Credit Syndicate seeks 216.05 against Owen and Pearl Ward for hospital services and interest from 1941.
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A. W. H. Lenders
Penick and Ford
Cedar Rapids
Rochester
Minn
Anne W. Lenders
Mike
Charles Novak
Leopold Novak
Belle Alsop
Joseph H. Merritt
Joseph C. Coufal
Frances Ross
R WN Fitzgerald
John R. Strachen
Arthur Wood
Leota Wood
Fitzgerald
Maine Township
Mr. Strachen
Town Credit Syndicate
Owen Ward
Pearl Ward
Mercy Hospital
Hint of Egg Price Support Increase in Coming Week
Washington officials said the War Food Administration may announce an upward adjustment in egg price supports within a week or ten days. The move would align with a promise to keep supports at not less than 90 percent of parity, with parity fluctuating seasonally as production declines. Prices averaged 93 percent of parity in July.
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Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
Stock Market Closes Mixed After Broad Trading Day
New York and Chicago stock actions mixed as buyers pursued low priced motors and select pivotals while many issues lingered in the red. Volume neared half a million shares with near closing quotes still showing a jumbled fractional range. Bond notes also moved unevenly with rail losses leading the declines.
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New York
Brouna Point
Baltimore and Ohio
Boston
Electric shock kills Iowa City worker at fuel plant
William Krotz was killed by electricity early Saturday at the City Fuel Company's plant in Iowa City where he had been employed. He apparently was connecting a conveyor and death was instantaneous. Surviving are his wife and several children. The family resides at 1132 East Washington avenue.
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The
Iowa City
William Krotz
City Fuel Company
East
Washington Avenue
Pfc Don Flaherty Reported Missing in Action
Anamosa report states Pfc Donald Flaherty listed as missing in action in France since June 11. His mother Alma Flaherty has been notified by the War Department. he served as a paratrooper.
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Anamosa
Donald Flaherty
France
Alma Flaherty
War Department
Former Clinton Police Chief Martin Duffy Dies
Martin Duffy aged 53, longtime Clinton Police Department leader, died of a heart attack at 3:45 p.m. Friday. He joined the force in 1921, rose to desk sergeant in 1922, captain in 1934, and was named chief in 1936 by Mayors Greene, Howes, and Pape. He retired to a captaincy at the start of Mayor Judd’s administration.
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Clinton
Martin Duffy
Duffy
Clinton Police Department
W. J. Greene
R. N. Howes
Harry Pape
W. N. Judd
Record Dance Planned For Club One-9-Teen
Rex A. Watson announces a record dance at Club One-9-Teen on Wednesday. The Youth governing board will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the club to discuss the fall program and membership drive, with all members urged to attend. The Irrawaddy River in Burma is navigable about 1,000 miles year round.
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Rex A. Watson
Irrawaddy River
Burma
Marion News Household visits and hospital updates in Marion
Mrs. Robert Hibner of Washington DC visits her parents the W J Goodyears and Hibner's mother ill. Mrs. W E Stimson recovering after St Luke's operation may receive visitors. Harold B Peck family guests include Joy Fulkerson and Alta Green at Roosevelt hotel. W K Lothian and Arthur Granger honor Mrs A C Sloss at Cedar Rapids club luncheon. Mrs. Earl Nichols hosted. Also notices of transfers, salients, and local sales. Seaman George Knapp returns to Marion due to needy grandmother. Chief Petty Officer Oscar Bensch visits Marion after Mediterranean service. Local property transfers include Walter Mott buying 822 Third Ave and sale of 500 Eleventh St to H W Leffingwell.
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Harold B. Peck
Patricia and
Jo Meree
Joy Fulkerson
Wichita, Kan
Alta Green
Washington, D. C
Samaia
Roosevelt Hotel
W. K. Lothian
Arthur E. Granger
Cedar Rapids Country Club
A. C. Sloss
Ames
Earl Nichols
Iowa Deaths Bring Services Across Multiple Towns
A string of death notices from Independence to Belle Plaine reports services held or planned for Elmer Billings at Princeton Illinois and Miss Mary Crosby in Manchester. Chet Williams of Grinnell died of a heart attack. Survivors include wives, children, siblings, and many relatives. Services are noted for Mrs Benhart Geving of Decorah and Cornelius Schneider of Riverside with family survivors listed. Other obituaries include Roy M Kelly of Van Horne and Gary McFarlane of Oelwein, with details of surviving spouses and children.
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Independence
Princeton
Elmer Billings
Gertrude Billings
Manchester
Mary Abigail Crosby
Flora Garretson
Independence Hospital
Eva Lyman
James Pinch
Waterloo
Wapello
Chet Williams
Grinnell
Ethel
George Gauss
Burlington
Decorah
Benhart Geving
Pontoppidan Luthleran
Glenwood Township
Martin Opfer
Waukon
Isaac Neveson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Hershel Lennon
Henry Kirkeby
Albert
Henry Berge
van Horne
Roy M Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Raphael
Paul
Will Hite
Bernadine
John
Power
Boone
Vivian Kelly
C. P
Walker
Garret
Blairstown
Emmet
Vinston
Clarence
Osborne
Oclwein
Gary McFarlane
Robert McFarlane
Oelwein
Frances Bain
Tipton
Emily J. Potter
Iowa City
Ray Potter
Elmer Potter
Casper
Wyo
Edith Burgess
Florence Brown
Birmingham
Mich
J. C. France
Arthur France
California
Margaret France
Ida Ebert
Elizabeth Smith
Rita Shapley
Sibley
Kate Davis
Aberdeen
Riverside
Cornelius W. Schneider
Peter E. Schneider
Edward Schneider
Gilbert Schneider
Chicago
Julia Welte
Bertha Varnum
Oregon
Ill
Dorothy Schneider
Ottumwa
Lucille Schneider
Mildred Schneider
Catherine Schneider
la Crosse
Wis
Belle Plaine
Team Back the Warriors Buy an Extra War Bond
A brief wartime notice urges support for the Warriors by purchasing an additional war bond framed as a community mobilization effort. It highlights patriotic duty and financial aid to the war effort, urging readers to participate promptly.
Area church notices and local notices overview
A collage of church schedules from Marion and nearby towns lists services for multiple denominations. It includes Rev. Shaw at Marion Baptist, Rev. Ward at Sun Shine Mission, Rev. McElliott at St. Josephs Catholic, Rev. Carter at Bible school, and other pastors at Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Prairie Chapel. Also includes community notices from Tipton, Oelwein, Elkader, Lowden, Manchester, Decorah, and additional classifieds such as lost and found, personals, and business ads. The items describe service times, sermon topics, Sunday school, midweek prayers, mass times, and special events, alongside local planning and obituaries and notices from area towns.
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Bantist
Benjamin H. Shaw
Frank H. Ward
The
Sunshine Mission
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon N. Carter
Pasor Bible School
James M. Lower
C. B Patrick
James P. Gable
Pressbyterian
Mr. Gable
C. V. i. de Jong
Methodist Church
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Krog
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
Epworth League
Iowa City FBI conference to be held Aug 15 29
IOWA CITY hosts the second in a series of FBI law enforcement conferences from Aug 15 to 29 with peace officers from southeast Iowa attending. Other brief items note a Temperance League meeting in Williamsburg, Union services in Mt. Vernon, and local civic announcements across several towns. The notices include Red Cross appointments in Van Horne, a new town marshal in Van Horne, memorial services in Dysart, a bond vote in Dysart, and various military honors and recognitions in several communities.
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Iowa City
FBI
Iowa
MY. Vernon
The
Temperance League
W.C.T U
Methodist Church
Charles Paul
George Franks
J. B. Ringer
Alro Sanderson
MT. Vernon
Presbyterian Church
Hugh Robinson
Webster
Keokuk County
van Horne
Tarr
Evangelical
Benton County
American Red Cross
Vinton
Theodore Muhl
Nelda Schlue
Red Cross
Beauty Shops and Local Services Classified Mix
Local advertisement page lists beauty salon Rosie and Verene at Artiste Beauty Salon with coiffure services, plus addresses for home repair, fur coats, plaster patching, hauling, sewer cleaning, plumbing, sodding and tree work. Also notes help wanted ads and a faulty line on compliance.
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Rosie
Verene
3Rd St. NE
Novak
3rd_ Ave
Goodyear Service
2Nd Ave
Pigman
Morris Fur Shop
Ray
Sparta
Thomas
TEES
Reliable Man
Ronnie
Leo J. Smith
Jashes
Lee
Ashes
Rien
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H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
England
C. R. Hog Market
Florida
Texas
Bony
Clue
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Ams Express
Inti
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Tohns Mangilfe
Kennecott
Lindy McNeil
Amin Beco
Lockheed
Mills
Loews Inc
Ye McKesson
Martin Farry
Armour & Co
Mont Ward i Atchison
Atlantic Rikes Murray
Aviation Corp
Biscuit
Baldwin Loco
Cash Ree Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall
Bert Foods
N Y Centra
Beth. Steel
Pac
Boeing Airp
Nor Amn Avic
Borden Co
Borg Warner
A Packard
Bucyrus
Gt. Wes
Cerro de Pasco
Raat Fo Corp Ches
Ghio Ai Reale
Keith Chrysler Motors
Rem Rand
Repl Steel
Goca Coln
Reyn Tob Colg
Palmolive
Ecenley Dil Columbas
Sears Roebuck
Servel Inc
Southern
Simmons Co
Sinclair Ol
Edison
Socony
Motors
Sperry Corp Crown
Sry
Crucible Steel
Bas Deere & Co
Warner
Douglas Alr
Studebaker
du Pont
Tex Corp
Eric R. R
Tex Gulf
Elec
Autolite
Tidewater
Boat
Timken Det
Bnd
Ax Timken RB
Gen. Baking
C Fox Film
Gen. Cables
Union Carbide
Gen. Electric
Union Pac
Gen Foods
Uni Aircraft
Gusf A
Untar Lines
Motorsey Ue Druz
Gillette S._R. Uni Frutt
Goodrich, B. F. Jam
S Rubber
Goodyear Tire
S Steel
Graham Paige
Walworth
Nor Ore
Warner Bros
Gt. Nor Ry
Wes Union
Greyhound
Westshouse el
Houston Oil
Homestake
Willys Ovid
Hudson
Wilson and Co
Central
Woolworth
Younrston S
Zenith Radio
Cnicago
Butler, Brossells
Swift and Co
Chicago, Corp
Swift
Walgreen
Cition
Pfc
Don Flaherty
Clinton Police
Marion News
Robert Hibner
W. J. Goodyears
George M. Hibner
W. E. Stimson
Eighth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marion
Mrs. Paul Rose
David
New Orleans
Mr. Rose
Clarence J. Rose
Owen
Albert Lewis
Twentieth Street
Bernard Krabacher
Corsica
Italy
Frank Lochner
New Guinea
Donald
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Claude Hodges
Frank Zuhlke
Los Angeles
C. V. R. DeJong
McCormick Seminary
Harold Woods
Fourth Street
P. O
Earl Gridley
Don Bonwell
August W. Beyers
Seaman
George Knapp
Arthur Knapp
Hawaiian Islands
Callie Knapp
Eleventh Street
Oscar Bensch
Mediterranean Area
James William
Otto Bensch
Walter Mott
Whittier
Charles Burch
Third Avenue
Myrtle Snyder
H. W. Leffingwell
Earl Booze
Marion Churches
C and NW
Gounds
Clayton Hartman
Rib~stone Company
Ernest Metzgar
Robert Kemper
Muscatine
Metzgar
Bboys
Wayne Rodgers
Lyle Rodgers
Elkader
Elkader Commercial Club
Lowden
A. L. Mensing
O. C. Pancratz
Legion Auxiliary
Carl Deichman
Meta Richmann
Women's Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church J
Letha Berger
Earl E. Barger
Decoran
Henry Weselmann
Calmar
Ralph Weselmann
Salerno
Poe
Armstrong
Gazette
Vernon Heights
Charlotte Jones
Wlemsboro
Meadowbrook Drive
Dial
L St. W
Grand Hotel
Jean Bowker
Jack's
First_ Street
Post Office
the Home Recording CO
Richards Omnicide
Richards Laboratories
Probasco Jewelry
Palace Theater
ETON
2Nd St
Marcelle
American Medical Association
Good Housekeeping
Claxton Pharmacy
Becker Roofing and Insulation Co
Geo. M. Benls
Montrose
Singer Sewing Machines
Singer Sewing Machine, Co
1St Avenue SE
Portland
K. Schaefer
Kresse
Vincent's
Schaefer
8Th St
Dubui
Mildred
3Rd Ave
Cemar
Swisher Pavilion
Tom Owen
Cowboys
Ray Memler
Ballroor
Lance
Art
Vi Schmidt
Blue Haven
1St Ave
Bud Ebsen
Townsend Club
Saiday
P. Hall
Sisco Orchestra
Lovely Lady OD
Bishovely Lady
First Avenue SE
Helene Curtis
Cold Wave
Violet Sojka
Ruth Thompson
Mark Stewart
Bever Ave
Guaranty Bldg
Promate
Paris
Acadendial
Iowa Light & Power Co
ST. NE
Entrance Haegg Construction Company
Century Engineering Corporation
Eine
Allen Motor CO
Colonial Baking Co
Swanson Smulekoff
Novak Heating CO
3RD_AVE
Merveaux Coal CO
Swanson Smuleholfs
Economy Forms Corporation
P.O
Highland Park Station
Pelten
Pepeianood
RUE Beterson CO
R. R. McDonald
Davis Cleaners Shoe Department
Ave
Jack Turner
Cedar Rapids Pump and Supply Co
Nash Finch CO
3Rd St
Hindley's
4Th Ave
Frank Skalsky
Ely
Snolesman
Troy Laundry Co
Laren Co
Arthur van Woert
Atkins
Hildren
Aurox Tool & Die, Incorporated
Dave, NW
Peter Pan Bakers
Sixth Ave
Piccadilly Tavern
Vancement
3Rd St. SE
Man Duster Bros
Porter Union News Co
Union Railway + Station
Heathman
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Iowa News
Gilbert Bobbien
Fred Schaffer
Lorimer
O. Wilton
Schaffer
Dysart
Zion Lutheran Church
Pfe
Harris W. Fehr
Henry Fehr
Traer
Richard Paul
Cpl
James Paul
Marengo
Lewis Hoyt
Herman Hoyt
Oelwein — Darwin Newton
Newton
Ribstone Silo
Arthur White
Waterloo Concrete
Business Services
Mnelp
WMO
Personnel Office
Town Mig. Co
16Th ST. NE
Eddy Paper Corp
Western Auto Supply CO
Union News Co
Union Railway Station
NEA Service, Incey
Anteater Matestenpepesiar
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