Hogs Reach Near Year High in Chicago Market Rally
Chicago AP reports hog prices rose to within 10 cents of the year’s peak as top hogs advanced. steers and yearlings gained 15 to 25 cents while spring lambs held steady. Omaha and Sioux City notes show mixed receipts and prices across hogs cattle and sheep with steady to higher trends in many classes. Iowa and local listings detail hog receipts, price ranges, and feeder volumes across multiple yards and markets.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Des Moines
IUS Dept. Agr
Minnesota
Saarle
H.gher
Priday
Market notes on cattle and sheep prices and loads
Prices show feed steer demand strong at 1100 lb plus with top bids reaching $21.45 per cwt for 144 lb? cattle. loads of Montana and Wynmins steers mid 1100s to 1200s. heifers and yearlings a touch lower. Sheep activity active with 3000 head offered and spring lambs steady. native ewes around $375 to $3950 for larger lots.
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Texas
Dows
Montana
Wynmins
Atlas
Feoria Hogs and Cattle Market Report
Feoria market shows hogs steady around ten cents per pound with mostly good demand. Sows and heavier hogs bring higher prices. cattle calves and slaughter calves move with steer and heifer prices up to about 10.25 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs rise, native springers and lambs trading 6.50 to 9.50 with some higher on top quality. Prices reflect light demand shifts and regional market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoria
Stocks Steady After Retreat
New York stock market showed quiet resistance as steels and select industrials steadied after early hesitancy linked to war developments. Prices edged up briefly, then fell back before a mid day recovery led to modest gains by close. Trading was slow with about 275000 shares changing hands over five hours. Prominent movers included Youngstown Sheet & Tube Sears Roebuck Du Pont Westinghouse J C Penney and U S Steel.
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New York
Youngstown Sheet
Sears Roebuck
du Pont
Westinghouse
J. C Penney
Us&s
Gypsum Rails
Wall St. Stocks Calf and Sheep Market Prices
Calves bring as high as 250 dollars with price dependent on weight and quality. Sheep market notes genuine sprine lambs 70 to 90 pounds priced around 200 dollars. Old ewes 100 to 120 pounds at 2 dollars 50 cents down. Bucks priced one dollar less. other prices vary by quality.
Hogs Rise on Local Market with 5 to 10 Cent Advances
Hogs moved higher on the local market Monday as prices advanced 5 to 10 cents across various grades. Top price for good quality no fill hogs stood at 6.45 dollars while cattle remained unchanged.
Cedar Rapids Markets Mixed Grain Produce Prices
The Cedar Rapids market lists grain and produce prices including Wheat No 1 and No 2, Oats, Rye, Corn, and Sorghum, plus straw, hens, clothing, fruits, vegetables, and hides. Prices shown are for various grades and quantities with references to wholesale and retail items.
Bond Markets Mixed in Early Week Trading
New York bond activity showed scattered gains and declines as Treasuries and utilities moved narrowly. German government loans slipped modestly while Norway and Canada advanced. U S. Government issues fell about 4 points. Corporate names such as Western Union and Pacific Gas posted gains, with losses seen in International Harvester and Northern Pacific among others.
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New York
Howe
Norway
Canada
U S
International Panel @s
Western Union
Portland Genaul Electric
Porto Rican American Tobacco
Pacific Gas
Anaconda Copper
International
Central America
General
U S. Stee
Northern Pacific
International Hydra Electric
Market prices for butter futures shown by Lamion Bros
A historical listing shows butter futures furnished by Lamion Bros and Co with prices around 2750 and 60 1November 1880 reference to refrigeration and storage terms in a dated grain or commodity market brief.
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Lamion Bros and Co
Wheat and Corn Show Mild Rallying in Chicago Trade
Wheat futures edged higher amid mild rallying from Chicago board dealings while corn held near steady and oats slipped. Minneapolis cash grain and Winnipeg markets showed mixed moves as hedge pressure and local demand influenced spot prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Northwestern
Wisconsin Cheese Auction Notes Aug 12 17
Plymouth cheese market report lists quota tions for the week of August 12 to 17. Daisies price 2 cents, brick 1 cent, horns 4 and 3 cents cheddars 13 12 cents. Farmers' call board notes Daisies 4 2 cents commodores We Americas 14 cents cheddars unquoted.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Chicago Produce Markets Report Shows Mixed Livestock and Vegetables
Chicago and New York markets report mixed receipts and firm to softer prices across dairy, poultry, and potatoes. Butter, eggs, cheese, and greens show varied declines and firmness, with specific lots and price ranges listed for several regional grades and poultry types.
McCoy Seeks Birth Parents In Marion Adoption
Cedar Rapids police received a request from Guy McCoy born in Marion who seeks his real father or mother. He claims birth date June 10 1893 and that his parents were Mr and Mrs Michael Cobben. He believes his mother Barbara Cobben may still live nearby. Chief Earl Stanley asked any locals with knowledge to contact him.
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McCook
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Guy McCoy
Michael Cobben
Barbara Cobben
Earl Stanley
Communists Barred From Arizona Ballot
Morris Graham secretary of the Communist Party of Arizona criticized state officials for banning his party from the September 10 primary ballot as a vote catching maneuver for reelection in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix
Ariz
INS
Morris Graham
Communist Party of Arizona
Perry won t contest divorce suit in Los Angeles
British tennis star Fred Perry will not contest the divorce filed by his film actress wife Helen Vinson in Los Angeles court.
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Los Angeles
INS
Fred Perry
Helen Vinson
Drawing of petit jurors for September term in federal court
Names will be drawn for petty jurors for the September term of the United States district court at 3 p.m. Thursday Aug 22 in the federal building by Lee McNeely district clerk. The court will convene Sept 24.
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United States District Court
Federal
Lee McNeely
Runaway Juvenile Home Boys Sought by Cedar Rapids Police
Four youths escaped from the Toledo juvenile home Sunday. The escape was reported by Elzy Mathern an official of the home. The runaways are James Murphy 15 Tracy Hudson Necro 14 John Lloyd 14 and James Haynes 16.
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Toledo
Cedar Rapids
Elzy Mathern
James Murphy
Tracy Hudson
Necro
John Lloyd
James Haynes
Homemakers Kitchen Institute Opens in Cedar Rapids
The Homemakers Kitchen Institute debuts at Moose Hall Cedar Rapids on Tuesday at 6 pm with ham cooking and beverage. Dr Josef Stodemire of Milwaukee national GM will demonstrate assisted by Miss Berthell Robinson of Cedar Rapids. Show No 11018 runs three nights. tickets from merchants or at the door.
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Homemakers Kitchen Institute
Moose Hall
Third Street
Josef Stodemire
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Berthell Robinson
United States
City grants cigarette permits to cafe operators and refunds
The city council on Monday issued cigarette permits to Robert G. Demervy and Melvin E. German for a cafe at 1028 First Avenue East. A $75 refund on an unused portion of a permit was approved for Paul C. McCoy who sold the business, and another $75 refund went to Charles W. Challed formerly of East End pharmacy at 394 Sixteenth Street SE.
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Robert G. Demervy
Melvin E. German
First Avenue E
Paul C. McCoy
Charles W. Challed
East End
Sixteenth Street SE
Reckless Driving Charge Continued for Tom J. Hill
Tom J. Hill of 423 K avenue NW had reckless driving charges continued to August 20 by Judge Harry Johnson at his attorney's request after a Saturday collision at B avenue and First street NE. Hill allegedly crossed into the opposite lane and struck Mary Hall's auto at 2259 Meadowbrook drive SE, according to Patrolmen Duncan and Ahring.
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Tom J. Hill
K Avenue NW
Duncan and
Ahring
B Avenue
First Street
Harry Johnson
Hill
Mary Hall
Meadowbrook Drive
Accident on Nineteenth avenue injures two drivers
Damage estimated at 150 dollars per car followed a collision at Nineteenth avenue and Twelfth street SW at 4 30 p m Sunday involving Robert Burke 335 of 936 Tenth street NE and Alvin J Benesh 22 of 1120 Tenth street SE Burke said he was driving south on Twelfth when a horn sounded as he crossed the crown and Benesh’s westbound car struck and spun him. Benesh claimed Burke hit the right rear.
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Nineteenth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Robert Burke
Tenth Street
Alvin J. Benesh
Burke
Benesh
Democrats Urged By Hatch To Stop Campaign Book
Washington Senator Carl Hatch urged the Democratic National Committee to discontinue distribution of the campaign book and warned buyers could face a 5000 dollar fine and up to five years in prison for violating the Hatch clean politics act. Hatch reiterated the call to obey the spirit and the law.
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Washington
INS
Carl Hatch
N. M
Democratic National Committee
Hatch
Edward J. Flynn
New York
Five Hurt In Collision Near Lisbon
A Cedar Rapids man, Clarence Radeke, 42, was held by highway patrol for driving with a suspended license and possible reckless driving after a rain collision five miles east of Lisbon on highway 30 at 1 a m Sunday. Betty Boothe, 15, suffered a scalp wound and facial bruises. Rosa Boothe, 50, brain concussion. Roy Boothe, 13, possible nose fracture. Lila Fox, 19, shoulder injuries. Radeke claimed he could not stop in time after a mechanical issue slowed the other car.
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Cedar Rapids
Highway Patrol
Lisbon
Gildroy
Betty Boothe
W. W. Boothe
Hill City
Kan
Mercy Hospital
Boothe
Rosa Boothe
Roy
Lila Fox
Radeke
Funeral services set for Savanna resident at grave
Brief services will be held at the grave in Savanna Illinois at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Tery
Savanna
Ill
Mrs Wolfe Dies in Chicago After Lingering Illness
Mrs R B Wolfe died Sunday afternoon in Chicago after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband a daughter Betty her father W M Nugent of New Hampton two brothers Thomas B Nugent of Chicago and Paul Nugent of Cedar Rapids and two sisters Mrs R T Garrett of Chicago and Mrs J S Bouldin of Cedar Rapids. The body goes to Beatty chapel for burial at Cedar Memorial Park at 10 am Wednesday.
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R. B. Wolfe
Chicago
Betty
W. M Nugent
New Hampton
Thomas B. Nugent
Paul Nugent
Cedar Rapids
R. T. Garrett
J. S Bouldin
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Death of Louis C Walsh Jr 3 month old
Louis Carlone Walsh, 3 months old son of Mr and Mrs Louis Walsh, died suddenly at 3 am Sunday at 339 Tenth Street SW after a heart attack. Born May 9 1940. Funeral from Teahen chapel at 1 pm Monday. Burial planned Holy Cross cemetery Anamosa.
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Louis Carlone Walsh
Louis Walsh
Tenth Street
Teahen Chapel
Holy Cross
Anamosa
Funeral services for Mrs Hattie M Pyle
Funeral services for Mrs Hattie M Pyle of 615 Fifth Street SE will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Moon chapel conducted by Rev F H Ward. Burial is at Antioch cemetery near Anamosa. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Hattie M Pyle
Fifth Street
Moon Chapel
F H. Ward
Antioch Cemetery
Anamosa
Firefighter Von West Killed Battling Forest Fire
Mountain Home Utah AP reports 41 year old fireman Von West died while fighting a forest blaze when a boulder rolled downhill as trees burned. The tragedy underscores dangers of wildfire suppression in rugged terrain.
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Mountain Home
Utah
von West
Lost and found notices and classified ads roundup
Lost and found notices for pets and personal items appear alongside moving and service ads. Listings include a lost collie in Cedar Rapids with contact details, a lost purse on highway No. 11, a lost wallet and keys, a navy blue jacket, a cocker spaniel, and a gray-green suit coat. Also advertised services from moving companies, tailoring, repairs, and utilities.
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Cedar Rapids
F A. Lerner
Mount Vernon
Elmer Jensen
Independence
Emma Cuhel Stepanek dies suddenly at home near Fairfax
Emma Cuhel Stepanek 44 wife of Leonard H Stepanek died at 1 a m Sunday at her home five and a half miles southeast of Fairfax after a heart attack. Born March 7 1896 near Swisher she lived there all her life. Survived by husband daughter Marcella son Eldon mother Mrs Emma Cuhel Swisher and brother Charles A Cuhel Swisher. Funeral 2 p m Tuesday in Brosh chapel with Revs Ludwik Burian and Francis Pokorney. Burial Bohemian National Cemetery. friends may call Brosh chapel until 6 p m Monday and at the family home Monday afternoon.
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Emma Cuhel Stepanek
Leonard H Stepanek
Fairfax
Swisher
Marcella
Eldon
Emma Cuhel
Emil Dvorak
Charles A. Cuhel
Brosh Chapel
Ludwik Burian
Francis Pokorney
Bohemian National Cemetery
Brosh
Death of Miss Marguerite Boone in Iowa City
Miss Marguerite Boone 1117 Twelfth avenue SE Cedar Rapids died at University hospital Iowa City at 930 p.m. Sunday after a long illness. She was born October 3 1909 in Cedar Rapids and lived here all her life. She is survived by her mother Queene Brown Cedar Rapids and three brothers Charles at home Lawrence and Robert Des Moines. Father preceded her in death. Body at Rice funeral home pending funeral arrangements.
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Marguerite Boone
Twelfth Avenue
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Queene Brown
Charles
Lawrence
Robert
Des Moines
Rice Funeral Home
Widow Anna T. Steele dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna T Steele widow of William Steele of 391 Sixteenth street SE died in a local hospital Sunday at 3 50 am after a long illness. She born February 17 1870 at Monticello lived in Cedar Rapids since 1929. Survived by two daughters Miss Wilmerth Steele and Miss Blanche Steele two sons Harry and Galan Steele and two grandchildren Bill and Bob Steele. Also a sister Mrs Andrew Carmichael and a brother Henry McCullough. Funeral at Turner chapel Tuesday at 11 am conducted by a reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist burial in City cemetery.
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William Steele
Sixteenth Street
Steele
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Wilmerth Steele
Blanche Steele
St. Paul
Harry Steele
Galan Steele
Bill
Bob Steele
Andrew Carmichael
Henry McCullough
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Turner Chapel
Ceme
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