Livestock Prices Section Reports Steady Market Across Regions
Week ended with livestock prices holding steady as cattle hogs and sheep receipts varied across Chicago Omaha St Paul Des Moines and Sioux City markets. Hog prices shown firm to slightly higher on light offerings while heavier hogs and cattle moved lower or steady depending on weight and grade. Spring lambs and yearlings remained in demand with modest gains in some reports.
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Chicago
Sioux City
US Dept. Agriculture
Lamb market report shows steady trade and feeder lamb prices
Early week quotes place lambs around 19.80 per cwt with 80 to 82 lb lambs near that level. Choice light weights fetch up to 11.25 per cwt. Today's trade remains steady across classes with large supply of feeding lambs. Deck road to choice spring lambs around 11.10 per cwt.
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Ing
Hogs and cattle markets shift lower on local market
Local hog prices eased after Friday gains with all grades down. Top long haul at $11 with various weight ranges quoted from 140 to 500 pounds showing declines. Cattle and calf markets mixed with steers and heifers ranging roughly from 8.75 to 11.50 for various grades and weights. Sheep and lambs listed with general price points around $10 for spring lambs and related lots.
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Iowa
Bs Asenciated Press
UMWA
Mason
Aries
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain and straw prices for Cedar Rapids show No 2 9244c wheat and No 3 3145c oats, rye 0c, barley 35 45c, corn shelled 64c No 2, soybeans 1.33. Baled tame 10.00, straw 67.00. Poultry prices list fowl weights, leghorns 13 16c, hens 13 15c, cocks 10c. Hides and pelts quoted. wholesale fruit and vegetables include lemons 9.00, oranges 3.857 00, grapefruit 3.50 3.75, celery 5c, watermelons 1 1 2, onions 1.63, potatoes 1.75, duchess apples 1.35 basket, California peaches 1.00 bux. Calf and horse hides priced. ponies and small stock included.
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California
Pete Eelie
Wisconsin Cheese and Boston Wool Market Report
The report covers cheese prices for next week with Cheddars at 2134c from the Plymouth, Wisconsin market. In Boston wool trading, a moderate volume changed hands with an irregular price trend as strikes reduced activity. Western wools showed variability while domestic wools stayed largely steady, with fine wools limited in demand and price ranges noted for Jim Delaine, half blood, and blood grades.
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Boston
US. Agriculture Department
Jim Delaine
Bond Markets U S Bonds New York AP
The general bond market trended downward on Saturday with light turnover. Some corporates posted modest gains such as Mackay incomes, Delaware and Hudson refunding 4s, Anaconda Copper 42as, and Western Union 44285 of ’50, while others fell, and traders watched unsettled weekend foreign developments with mixed international yields and U S government inactivity.
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New York
API
Mackay
Delaware and Hudson
Anaconda Copper
Western Union
Prisco
Portland General Electric
New York Central
Consolidated Edison
Great W Northern
Bethlehem Steel
New South Wales
Denmark
Bulgaria
Stocks Edge Up Narrowly Near Closing
New York markets in a quiet Saturday session edged higher with small gains across sectors. Bethlehem eased then recovered to 67.34, U S Steel rose to 57.14, Chrysler and GM gained, and rail averages closed higher as the Dow Jones indicators showed minor increases.
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New York
U. S
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Youngstown
Crucible
Chrysler
General Motors
Federal Reserve Board
St. Joseph
Dow Jones
Industrial
Rail
Wall Street Stock Quotations in Saturday Edition
Wall Street closes mixed with Allied Chem, Johns Manville, and Kennecott among notable movers. Major Pittsburgh and Chicago listings feature Armour, Gen Electric, IBM, and United States Steel with varied gains and declines across transport and manufacturing stocks.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W. Kump
Merchants National Bank
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
T and T
Johns Manville Amn
Kennecott
Loco
Maracaibo
Pow & L
Kresge
Mont Ward
Nash-Kely
Gas ‘Avia
Yaeth
If Mn
Boeine
Ohio Oil
Borden Co
Otis Steel
Borg Wartier
Packard Mtrs
Briggs
Barhmount
Ben & Ford
Penna RR
Cal
Hecla
Beoples
Pac
Phillips Pet
Caterpillar
Peps! Cola
Gare Pittshed
Screw
Proctor Gamble
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler Motors
Pullman Co
Radio Carp
Colum
Hats Congoleum
Hoebuck
Uison Ee Socony
Motors
Crucible
Amn
Stone Webster Ty Curtiss
Otsak Corp
Allcurtiss
Ewater
Deere and Co
Trans-Amer
Cousins Aire
Tein
Eastman
Union Pacal Glee Auolite
Ec Boat
Tell Elec
Unt Corp Prid
Unt Gas Co
Gimbel Bros
MD Ale al Goodrich
Nor Ry
Orryhound
Walworth Os “ Hall
Wes Union
Hiram Washer
Weiss Ibs
Custon
Chicago
Armour Sa Co
Butler Bros
Chicago Produce Market Report Potatoes and Butter
Chicago markets show potato receipts 77 arrivals 198 on track 363 total U.S. shipments moderate supplies demand fair market slightly weaker with Idaho Oregon Long Whites and Colorado Bliss Nos 1 and 2 prices from 1.05 to 2.12 per unit. Butter receipts 915 144 pounds and eggs receipts 10 928 cases reflect current pace and market activity.
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Chicago
API
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
U.S
Idaho
Oregon
Biles
Colorado Bliss
Nebraska Cobblers U
North Dakota Misseum
A. Egos
Wheat Falls Off In Late Dealings On Chicago Board
Wheat and corn fell back late in trading on the Chicago board of trade as soybeans drop and oats and rye also eased. Sept wheat cut to 1.14 per bushel, soybeans down about 4% to 41/2 cents, corn off about 0.75 to 0.80 cents, oats and rye mixed with a firm Winnipeg tone noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Nearby Futures
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN: Cash wheat No 2 hard 1.0994. No 2 yellow hard 1.0934. No 2 mixed 1.09 1/2. CORN: No 5 mixed 81 1/2. sample 6 1/2. No 1 yellow 74 75. No 2 1.44 15c. No 3 74 1/4 74 1/4c. No 5 72c. No 6 white 81 1/2c. OATS: No 2 white 39 1/4 39 1/2c. No 4 sample 3c. No 1 special red 3c. BARLEY: No 3 32c. No 2 maling 64c. No 3 63 9 68c. LARD: 9.82. loose 39.60. bellies.
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Chicago
Nazi Prisoners Total 4 Million Is Guess Now
Berlin AP reports German military sources estimate the war prison population will approach four million as Russian and Western captives are processed. Many prisoners, including thousands of French, are being classified for use in Germany's war economy and education programs. A French officer camp produced a prisoner made film for foreign correspondents.
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Berlin
Germany
Russia
Vichy
Petain demands personal oath over state loyalty
In Vichy France Marshal Petain orders all cabinet ministers including Vice-premier Darlan and all civil servants judges and soldiers to swear fidelity to him personally rather than to France. The 85 year old leader changes his constitution and issues the oath promising to exercise duties for the good of the nation. Also noted, an infant son of Arch and Mrs McBee near Columbus Junction died shortly after birth and was buried in Columbus City cemetery.
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Vichy
France
Marshal Henri Petain
Jean Darlan
Columbus Junction
Arch McBee
Here
Columbus City
American Legion Water Carnival Dazzles Marion
Ideal weather aided Marion post 298 as it held its eleventh annual water carnival. A large crowd watched a pageant The All American Theme with a parade by the color guard and pool pupils, a Ten Little Indians diving exhibition, and performances by Mary Rae Hyland Jean Lynch and many others. Local students and athletes joined the program with bands, clowns, and diving exhibitions featuring regional champions.
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Marion Post No
American Legion
Marion High School
Glenn L. Lyman
Lyle N. Warren
The
Mary Rae Hyland
Jean Lynch
Joan Doran
Kathryn Zeman
Bill Barker
Bill Wratten
Roxana Armstrong
Elaine Petrusch
Bobby Kerns
Thomas King
Virginia Bee
Margaret Foster
Topsy Carberry
Gladys Doran
Jane Watson
Kathryn Kassler
Jo Peck
Bob Williams
Jackie Ratliff
Keith
Kenneth Kellogg
Charles Daws
John Eastman
Earl Hulshizer
Jo Anna Dumbalton
Gertrude Jacobs
Kiki Cullman
Peggy Hruska
Elizabeth Wilson
Jimmie Duster
Shirley Wratten
Sally Zimmerman
Virginia Culbert
Bobby Zeman
Nancy Miller
Jane Westphal
Rose Mary Soper
Joyce Fosdick
Nancy Gasway
Don Taylor
Anne Barker
Barbara Shaw
Susan Starman
John Westphal
Shirley Stimson
Billy Fisher
John Snell
Roger Spohn
Bobby Kern
Mary Dumbalton
Bill Gasway
Arnold Webster
Betty Lauer
Lorraine Perley
Shirley Balcom
Verdis Webster
Carol Stimson
Eilene Warner
Anna Lauer
Barbara Kennedy
Beverly Nedrow
Zoe Ann Olsen
Cedar Falls
Midwest
Clinton
Iowa
Mickey Mitchell
Stalin Welcomes Three-Power Conference On War Aid
Moscow reports Stalin expressed gratitude for Roosevelt and Churchill and welcomed a plan for a three-power Moscow conference. Tass noted readiness to convene representatives of the United States, United Kingdom, and Soviet Union to allocate raw materials and armaments for the war against Germany. Molotov attended the talks.
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Moscow
Roosevelt
Churchill
Stalin
Tass
Soviet Union
Steinhardt
Peoples Foreign Commissar
V. M. Molotoff
Eight East Iowa Reserve Officers Ordered To Duty
Eight eastern Iowa reserve officers including six from Cedar Rapids are to begin a year of active duty with the army. Second Lieut Merritt E McDaniel of Washington and Capt Lewis F Robbins of Central City receive posts at Randolph Field Texas and Fort Benning Georgia respectively. Cedar Rapids officers Homer H White and Robert F Perkins join Randolph Field, while Lieutenants Joe H Kelley Jr Raymond A Klemp and Keith B Tow head to Fort Benning and Robert R Stary to Camp Claiborne Louisiana.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Army
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Merritt E. McDaniel
Washington
Randolph Field
Tex
Lewis F. Robbins
Central City
Fort Benning
Homer H. White
Twenty-third Street
McKinley High School
Robert F. Perkins
Bever Avenue
Joe H. Kelley, Jr
Third Avenue
Raymond A. Klemp
Keith B. Tow
Higley Avenue
Robert R. _ Stary
Seventh Avenue
Farewell party and travel notices from a Marion area page
Compliments were paid to Mrs. George H Fullerton and her mother as they plan to move to Perry. Mrs Ralph Oxley and Mrs Joe Huntoon hosted a farewell gathering at the Oxley home 2033 Seventh Avenue with a table lamp gift. Various locals visitations, trips to Chicago, and church events are reported alongside Robyns.
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George H. Fullerton
Anna Klapholz
Perry
Ralph Oxley
Joe Huntoon
Oxley
Seventh Avenue
Sunday church services and schedules across area faiths
A list of morning worship times Sunday school hours and sermon topics for multiple churches including Methodist Presbyterian St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God Prairie Chapel Walther League and Alburnett Methodist. Sermon subjects include Who is Responsible and The Danger of Neglecting Gods Salvation.
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Arthur W. Henke
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
Methodist Church
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Walther League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett
J.B Clyde
War Secretary Explains Army Service Extension
Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson tells the army the extension of service is needed to face enemies from all directions. Surgeon General Dr. Thomas Parran calls for 50,000 young women to train as nurses amid a nurse shortage and potential future war demand.
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Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Thomas Parran
U. S. Public Health Service
Local Want Ads Highlight Services and Offers
A collage of small ads lists services and notices including home care references at 1900 1st Ave East and a pen hospital at Original Pen Hospital, jewelry at Vincents 310 3rd St SE, parking near Lunds DX, and a motor tune up for Labor Day trips. Also mentions lumber and brick for building, printing services by Sans Printing Co, luggage repair by E A Kriz, watch repairs by Schaefer, and ride shares to California and Los Angeles with August 18 and August 29 departures.
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1St Ave
Vincent's Jewelry Store
3Rd St
Lund
K. & M. Phcy
E. A. Kriz & Son
1St St. SF
Ss _ EK
Schaefer
Kresge
Calif
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
1St St
Marion area church service schedule briefing
The bulletin lists services from Marion churches including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational and Free Methodist. Highlights note Rev L W Inman at Marion Baptist with Bible school 9 45 a m and morning worship 10 45 a m. Other churches show mass times and sermons.
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L. W. Inman
J. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Raymond C. Swisher
Free Methodist
Herbert Livingston
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INS
Ciicago Livestock
UPI
Dept Agricultures
Thalee
Bulk
ST Pach Livestock
South ST Paul Minniup
Dept Agriculture
Des Moines
Interior
Town
Minnesota
Barrowa
Cood and Choice
Cood
Austin
Nog
Minapi
St. Ous
Jose
Indianaporis
Lamson Brothers and Company
H R. Mowrey
Hige Clarkee
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Dealers Cheese Exchange
Davenport
Hastings
Prove du Chien
Dubuque
Clinton ' Ee
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Opeigh
I. Asus
Wall St
Petain
Marion News
East Iowa
Hulda Johnson
Rockford, Ill
John Johnson
Johnson
Marion
O. W McBride
Martello
the Christian Sunday School
Lake Macbride
Betty Moore
Tuckabache Club
Thomas Park
Legion Pool
Hayward, Wis
Louise Wiechman
Jack
Atlantic
Kenneth King
St. Regis
Owen
Floyd Emmons
Virginia
Jeanne
H. O. Young
Martha Ann
Joe Bulman
Lansing, Wis
Athleen Newman
Savanna
Margaret Christianson
James Dunlop
Jimmie
John
Akron
Ida Patschke
First National Bank
Waukon
Albert Patschke
International News Service
Gazette
the Gazette
Classified Advertising Department
Kuba Funeral Home
2Nd St. BE
Palo
L. D. Dennis
7Th Ave SE
Marion Churches
Wilbur
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Eae Arenee
DIAL
Ginsberg
Srate EU
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
L. A
2Nd St
Lyman Super
Ave. É
Roy
Corey & Fletcher
3Rd
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's
LE Mar Beaute Salon
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
Mareline Beauty Shop
St. NE
Paris Academy Beauty School
Novak
Hepner’s
Hawkeye
Chas Lebeda
Willman Coal& Wood
Gee
L. Karr
Fred Young
Gardner&Rug
LJ C. Monroe
Blazek
Hennessey Bros
Neel
Walford
UNDAY
Call Curry's
Walford Bank
Phil D'Rey
Dugan
Archalee
Nee Dude Kimball
Thornwood
Rene Hartley
Temple
Eagle
Drive Inn
Marion Blvd
Cedar Park
Sanin
Elmer
Danceland
Palisades Lodge
Palisades
Eva M. Delape
James Rife
Fisher
Monda
CE Mar
Top Hat
Park Court Cape
Hallwood Cape
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