Livestock markets hold steady amid mixed weekly demand
Chicago led with stable hogs and modest beef gains as receipts showed 12 000 cattle 20 000 hogs and 8 000 sheep for Monday. Prices rose for fat steers and heifers to about 12 10, while lambs and beef cattle posted notable weekly advances reflecting tighter supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Texas
Sioux City
Tapi
U. 5S
Arek
Omana Livestock
Omaha
API
US. Dept. Agriculture
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Market prices for hog weights show mixed bids
The list details varying bid amounts across weight brackets from 240 to 500 pounds. Prices range around 3.15 to 5.95 per hundredweight with several typos and mixed punctuation. Sows are described as good and choice in several entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Hoss
Hogs Steady on Local Market as Cattle Rise
Hogs hold steady with no fill top at 640 dollars. Cattle market edges up 25 cents, reflecting mild gains amid steady hog prices on Saturday.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Cedar Rapids market round up lists wheat, oats, rye, corn, soybeans with No. 1 6ic No. 2 62¢, hay and straw prices, poultry prices for hens, roosters, and hens for layers, wholesale fruits and vegetables with Lemons oranges Grapefruit celery lettuce onions cabbage tomatoes carrots new potatoes apricots watermelons, hides and horse prices, pony and mule pricing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leshorns
Esas
Stock Boosts Range to More Than 2 Points
NEW YORK stock market extended Friday gains on Saturday with General Motors leading the advance in auto shares and blue chips. Allied Chemical, Johns Manville, Westinghouse, Eastman Kodak, International Paper preferred, Great Northern preferred, Sears Roebuck and Briggs rose. Steel shares opened mixed. American Airlines lagged among aviation. Western Union rose on earnings. utilities were narrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sns
General Motors
Chrysler
Allied Chemical
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
Eastman Kodak
International Paper
Great Northern
Sears Roebuck
Briggs
Bethlehem
American Airlines
Western Union
Wall Street Stocks and Bond Watch as Markets Close
U S government bonds closed Saturday with Treasury 3s at 110.00. As of January 1, 1940, about 30,000 pilots were in the United States with 20,000 in the non-scheduled non-military category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Treasury
United States
Chicago Produce Markets Report On Arrivals And Prices
Arrivals total 68 with 148 on track and 278 U.S. shipments. Demand moderate as new stock is light. Nebraska washed cobblers and Colorado Triumphs weaker, Nebraska unwashed cobblers steady. other varieties steady. Idaho russet Burbanks US No 1 at 2.25. Oregon russet Burbanks US No 1 at 1.80. Nebraska cobblers fair to good, Bliss Triumphs generally good. Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs at 1.35 to 1.65. Produce futures listed. Butter storage standards given. egg refrigerator standards noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept
Nebraska
Bliss
Colorado
U. S
Bond Market Shifts Across Rail and Industrial Issues
Buyers picked over a small assortment of rail and industrial bonds at fractionally higher prices while the market showed a topside tilt. Foreign stamps and U S government notes moved modestly, with Nickel Plate and Firestone leads among corporate issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
Queensland
Australia
U. S
Firestone Tire
Cleveland Union Terminal
Armour of Delaware
Steel
International Telephone
St. Paul
Southern Railway
Tlinols Central
Boxing Bout Results Supposed From Associated Press
Reported results show Omaha fighter Carl Vinciquerra age 104 and Dayton foe Buddy Knox age 18012 drawing in Kansas City action. Chester Ellis edged Jimmy Buckler in Louisville proceedings while Ann Feldman defeated Masse Shapiro in Brooklyn and Laree Rolvin stopped George Marper in Providence.
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TRE Associated Press
Omama
Carl Vinciquerra
Omaha
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Drew
Kansas City
Chester Ellis
Kanesas City
Jimmy Buckler
Louisville
New York
Ann Feldman
Mrooklyn
Masse Shapiro
Laree Rolvin
Providence
K. I
George Marper
Wheat and corn futures ease after early decline
Chicago traders saw corn and wheat futures ease with rains and higher crop estimates easing pressure. Wheat closed near unchanged to 15 cents lower after a brief dip, corn 13 to 17 cents lower, oats down 34 to 45 cents, and rye steady to up 4. percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Middlewest
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Market Wheat and Chicago Provisions Summary
Winnipeg market shows mixed wheat activity with unclear oct data. Chicago cash provisions list no sales for wheat or soybeans with various corn and barley quotes and lard and bellies price notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Chicago
Upi
Minneapolis cash grain market recap
Wheat receipts Saturday 347 cars vs 363 a year ago with trading basis unchanged. Quotations for No 1 dark northern and No 1 hard winter vary around 64 to 73 4 per bushel with other classes carrying similar moves. Corn No 3 yellow and Oats No 3 White show modest gains in quoted ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnesota-South Dakota
Wisconsin cheese quotas and Boston wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for Apr 12 to 17 show daisies at 14 2 cents and cheddars at 11 2 cents with various quotes for brick horns and commodores. The Boston wool market saw little domestic sales with demand for fine wools. graded combing wools steady at 33 36 cents grease, 34 36 cents for 7 bods, and 38 40 cents for others with blood wools at 40 42 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Call Board
Boston
Aticulture Department
One Hurt In Viaduct Collision Between Cars
L. P. Klassen, 33, of 1018 Fourth Avenue SE, fractured left elbow and bruises after a collision with Leo Schamel, 21, of 1447 Mount Vernon Avenue SE, at the east end of the viaduct over the Milwaukee railroad near the west Marion limits on highway 151 about 1 am Saturday. Klassen’s condition was listed as good at Mercy Hospital Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Klassen
Fourth Avenue SE
Klassen
Leo Schamel
Mount Vernon Avenue
Milwaukee Railroad
West Marion
Highway No. 151
Schamel
Mercy Hospital
Car Skids Upsets Then Turns Back On Wheels
Burling ton truck driver Gilbert Eland reports a Cedar Rapids man drove a car that skidded on wet highway No 30 about four and a half miles west of Cedar Rapids at 11 45 a m Saturday and upset. The car turned back on its wheels after rolling over. The Cedar Rapids man suffered a cut over his right eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Eland
Burlington
Steelcraft Company of
Jim Smith
Cedar Rapids
Highway No. 30
Eland
Injury in Chicago Fall Fatal to Frank Kadlec
Frank Kadlec aged 67 of 16 West Erie street Chicago died in Cook County Hospital from a skull fracture after jumping or falling from the third to the second floor landing. Kadlec had entered the hospital July 15 for treatment of a neck carbuncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kadlec
West Erie Street
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Cook County Hospital
Associated Press
Kadlee
Peace Shrine Proposed At Ingersoll Mills Alabama
A national peace shrine is planned at the site of the Civil War's last battle on Ingersoll Hill near Phenix City Alabama. The Phenix City Junior Chamber of Commerce will seek groups nationwide to fund a music tower of peace with an amplifier and recording device playing pipe organ music daily. Contributing organizations will have their names inscribed on the tower base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Ingersoll Hill
Phenix City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Funeral Services for Lora Adell Maxson Held in Marion
Funeral services for Mrs. Lora Adell Maxson were held Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in the Yocom chapel with Rev J B Clyde officiating and burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Out‑of‑town relatives attended. wreaths and pallbearers named. Also noted were services for Frank Harris and various local passings and brief notices of local ads and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Adell Maxson
Yocom Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Prairie Chapel Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Frank Harris
Prairie Chapel Methodist Church
Elinor Kendall
Marion Lodge No. 6
Cedar Memorial Park
Rudolph Harris
W. P. Secrist
A E Blinks
C. E. Gordon
E. J. Esgate
George Burns
W. F. Grossenbach
Ogden
Utah
James Moyer
James
Manchester
Ray le Hew
Mount Vernon
Kenneth le Hew
Walker
Phillip Peters
Merle Harris
Lucille
Marjorie
R. W Hicks
Hazel Hicks
Cedar Rapids
Boy Burns In Garage Gasoline Explosion
Eight year old Jack Wilcox is recovering at home from burns on the right side of his face after a gasoline tank explosion in the garage of the C. L. DeWald home. He and Donald DeWald Jr were playing in the garage when a lighted match allegedly ignited residual gasoline. Smoke was observed issuing from the tank’s bottom by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wilcox
Richard Wilcox
Eighth Avenue
C. L. DeWald
Donald DeWald, Jr
Jack
DeWald
Rural fire crews respond to haymow blaze on farm
A rural fire truck answered a call at 9 40 a m Saturday from the Roscoe Blinks farm where dust around light fixtures in the haymow was burning. The fire was discovered before any damage occurred. The city fire department also battled a small blaze in a car at 9 30 p m Thursday on Seventh avenue near Eighth street, causing little damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Blinks
George Carlyle
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Street
Nazi Swiss Trade Pact Signed in Berlin
BERNE Switzerland UP A German Swiss trade agreement was signed in Berlin Friday night and announced Saturday. The pact creates a new Swiss German clearing arrangement effective until June 30 1941 to replace the one that expired August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
Berlin
Church Schedules Across Marion Churches for Sunday
A roundup of service times across Marion area churches. Baptist led by Rev Inman offers Bible school 9 45 am, morning worship 10 45, evening 7 8 pm. Catholic mass 7 30 and 9 30 am. Christian service at 9 with youth in charge, Bible school 10 am. Congregational school 9 45 am, no morning worship. Free Methodist with 9 45 Sunday school, services 10 45 and 7 45 pm, Y M S at 7. Methodist with 9 45 school, 11 am worship, sermon A Good Man Versus A Good Fellow. Presbyterian with 9 am worship featuring Westminster Gospel team, Sunday school 10. St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran 9 30 Sunday school, 10 30 worship, sermon The Ministration of the Letter and the Ministration of the Spirit. Seventh Day Church of God at Sixth and Ninth with Sabbath school 10 30 am, preaching 11. Prairie Chapel J B Clyde pastor Sunday school 10, morning worship 11, Epworth league 7 30. Alburnett Methodist J B Clyde pastor with Sunday school 9 30 am, morning worship 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Herbert Livingston
Arthur W. Henke
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
J B. Clyde
Major Wurster Assigned to Washington Duty
Major John T. Wurster of the ordnance reserve, residing at 2015 B avenue NE, leaves Sunday to serve in the manufacturing section of the office of the assistant secretary of war in Washington D C. For 15 years he was with the Chicago district ordnance headquarters and he is vice president of the northeast Iowa district of the Reserve Officers Association. The duration and exact duties in Washington were not revealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Wurster
Ordnance Reserve
B Avenue NE
Washington
D. C
Wurster
Chicago
Ordnance Headquarters
Iowa
Reserve Officers Association
All-Town Agricultural Association Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the All-Town Agricultural Association of Cedar Rapids, a non-profit, were filed with County Recorder Dempsy Jones. Officers and directors include William Kinderknecht president John L. Miller vice president A L Taylor secretary H N Boyson treasurer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Town Agricultural Association of
Cedar Rapids
Dempsy Jones
William Kinderknecht
John L. Miller
A. L. Taylor
H. N. Boyson
Ray Anderson
Sutherland Dows
Arthur Poe
Rex Conn
A. L. Killian
Frank Kanak
S. E. Coquillette
Owen N. Elliott
B. J. Newburger
N. P. Craemer
Guy Hillier
van Vechten Shaffer
Frank J. Dvorak
Mark Anderson
Harry A. Palmer
Arthur Barlow
Roy E. Choate
Charles Penningroth
A. J. Ramsey
Baby Freed From Grandparents To Parents In Custody Case
Judge H C Ring sustained a writ of habeas corpus directing 6 month old Phylis Hathaway be released to her parents William and Margaret Hathaway of Cedar Rapids. The child had been in the care of maternal grandparents Sam and Jessie York of Manchester since birth after being born in an Iowa City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Phylis Hathaway
William and
Margaret Hathaway
Cedar Rapids
Sam
Jessie York
Manchester
Iowa City
Yorks
Leslie Skersick Pleads Not Guilty To Forgery
Leslie Skersick aged 24 pleads not guilty to two forgery charges in a case where Ernest Singer 22 and John Jakoubek 26 received six months in county jail and suspended terms in the Anamosa state reformatory. Skersick’ s bond is set at 2500 dollars and he was brought from Omaha after arrest notification. Detective L B Marshal and Patrolman Leonard Stusak led the arrest. Address: 1227 Third street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Skersick
Charles J. Haas
Skersick
Ernest M. Singer
John Jakoubek
Peoples Savings Bank
George Hansen
Augustin Murillo Set for Deportation to Mexico
Augustin Murillo 25 of Cedar Rapids held in Linn county jail since June 23 on a federal warrant for illegal entry into the United States. An immigration officer moved him via Chicago toward a deportation point after a Washington DC warrant was issued, with Murillo testifying he entered with his parents as an infant and was raised in the U S, previously committed in 1935 for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustin Murillo
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
United States
Chicago
Immigration Service
Murillo
Federal Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Anamosa Reformatory
Linn County District Court
Immigration hearing flashes intent to rob and deportation
The young man testified before immigration authorities that he left for Mexico in February 1938 and returned to the United States in December 1938. The warrant cited that Murillo entered the United States without a valid immigration visa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
United States
Murillo
Brubaker Pleads Not Guilty to Forgery Charges
David R. Brubaker of Cedar Rapids pled not guilty before Judge C. J. Haas on two counts of uttering forged instruments and did not post $2,000 bail on each charge. He allegedly turned in forged Skelly Oil credit slips at a Cedar Rapids service station, totaling about $1,250 from two slips for 69.37 and 72.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brubaker
David R. Brubaker
Cedar Rapids
C. J. Haas
Skelly Oil Company
G. K. Thompson
Mrs L H Fifield Seeks Divorce and relief
Lucille Fifield names LeRoy Howard Fifield as defendant in a divorce case on cruel and inhuman treatment. Judge H C Ring issued a temporary injunction against interference and a $500 property attachment. She seeks custody of a son, alimony, support, and title to household goods. They wed in Cedar Rapids on April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Fifield
Lucille Fifield
LeRoy Howard Fifield
H. C. Ring
Fifield
Cedar Rapids
Lord Lothian Thanks Cedar Rapids Czechs For Letter
British ambassador Lord Lothian sent appreciation to M. L. Hromadka in Cedar Rapids, secretary of the Czech Alliance, for a letter from the alliance thanking Britain for recognizing the Czech provisional government in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Lothian
M. L. Hromadka
Cedar Rapids
Czech Alliance
Washington
Alliance
England
Tipton and Atalissa youths enlist in Marine Corps
Edward LeRoy Pierce 24 son of Mr and Mrs George Pierce Tipton and his cousin Robert W Pierce 24 son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Pierce Tipton enlist in the Marine Corps in Des Moines from the Cedar Rapids recruiting office along with James E Heady 21 son of Mrs Roy Powers Atalissa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Atalissa
United States Marine Corps
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Edward LeRoy Pierce
George Pierce
Robert W. Pierce
Ralph Pierce
James E. Heady
Roy Powers
Deaths Rose Sigmund Howard 76 Central City native dies in Miles City
Rose Sigmund Howard 76 a Central City native and Cedar Rapids figure died Tuesday at her Miles City Montana home after 30 years there. Survived by five brothers Frank Sigmund Motley Minn Chris Sigmund Osceola Wis and John Joe George Sigmund all Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs Anna Selway who died June 19. Burial was in Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Sigmund Howard
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Miles City
Mont
Obituary: Mrs. Hattie Pyle of Cedar Rapids dies at 68
Mrs. Hattie Pyle widow of George Pyle of 615 Fifth street SE died Friday evening after a brief illness. Born May 24, 1871 in Olin she came to Cedar Rapids 38 years ago from Anamosa. She leaves a daughter Mrs. James P Dillon two sons Clarence Conley Estherville Albert Conley Los Angeles six sisters and a brother in Portland two sisters in Wyoming two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending friends may call Moen chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Pyle
George Pyle
Fifth Street SE
Olin
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
First Christian Church
James P. Dillon
Clarence Conley
Estherville
Albert Conley
Los Angeles
Portland
Ore
Wyoming
Moen Chapel
Funeral services for Stephen C. Ragan
Funeral services for Stephen C. Ragan of 1018 Third Avenue Southwest are set for Monday at 9 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery. The Rev. D J Lenihan will conduct the rites and rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Sunday at Monahan Funeral Home. Ragan, an overseas veteran of World War I with Company C 157th Infantry, will have services at the grave. The body lies at Monahan Funeral Home. viewing is requested Saturday night or Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen C. Ragan
Third Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
D. J. Lenihan
Monahan
Ragan
157Th Infantry
Monahan's
Funeral services for Mrs Estella Newell
Funeral services for Mrs Estella Newell wife of Guy Newell who died Friday at her home 1623 Maple drive NW will be held Monday at 10 30 a m at Our Lady of Grace Episcopal church The Rev Vernon L S Jones will officiate Burial will be Cedar Memorial park cemetery Friends may call at Turner chapel until 9 a m Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Newell
Guy Newell
Maple Drive
Our Lady of Grace Episcopal Church
Vernon L. S. Jones
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Funeral for infant Graham child held in Brush chapel
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Roger Graham of 1244 Third Avenue SE were held at 10 am Saturday in the Brush chapel. Burial followed in Oakland cemetery at Solon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Graham
Third Avenue SE
Brush Chapel
Oakland
Solon
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O'er O.pr
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Marion News
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Spencer
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Boxwell
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Marielle
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St. Berchman's School
J. W Millburn
Paul Hurd
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Ariz
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Center Point
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Lewis A Franke
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Milton, Wis
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la Porte City
Jenkins, Minn
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Franklin Jayne
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Richard Rick
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Ray Frederick
Allen Sloan
Clifford V. Howe
Clara Bradley
Howes
Blacks Hills
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Eleventh Street
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Dubuque
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Savanna
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Wichita
Kan
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C.C
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Ruth Peters
Charles Peters
Harlan Snyder
Victor Akers
Central City-Anamosa Road
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Emmett Keacoes
Emmett Peacock
Marine Corps
West
Stephen
Mrs. Newell
Graham Babe
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