Cattle and Hogs Prices Hold Steady Across Markets
Livestock market roundup shows hogs steady with top at 6.45, cattle receipts around 480, with steady to lower moves for feeders and cows. Sioux City and Des Moines reports indicate mixed but generally firm cattle demand, while sheep volumes remain light and prices vary by grade. Local grain quotes and market notes accompany livestock data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST_ Pach
South
ST Paul
Oman
Washington
Sioux City
Biwguy City
Aps
Reece
Tesrix Butchers
Spring Lamb Market Report Reflects Mixed Demand
The notes describe fluctuating prices for lambs, fat ewes, and feeders with bulk lots and small lots quoted. It mentions early bids and specific figures such as seven to eight dollars for feeders and four dollars for quartering costs, alongside references to stock ages and solid mouths.
Local Hog Market Shows Minor Shifts Saturday
Local hog prices held steady with an unchanged top at 8 and cattle markets mostly flat. Steers and yearlings ranged from good to prime with several divisions down slightly while calves and lambs saw modest price adjustments.
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Howe
Roy
Leeds
Ann Feros
Sraonton
Feedine Lambs
OMNIA
Peru
Omaha
Ps & Dent
Pacaers
Cannes
Ferde
Sai
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows prices for various grains and produce. Wheat No 1 seven cents No 2 55 sec outs White No 2 26 cents Rye 32 cents Barley No 3 249.33 Corn shelled No 2 yellow 39 cents No 3 ical Soybeans No 2 yellow 6 cents Hay and straw prices for baled tame and straw. Butterfat and eggs prices No 1 No 2 cream. Wholesale fruits and vegetables listed with market prices for lemons oranges grapefruits onions cabbage carrots new potatoes peaches watermelons and more. Hides and farm goods also noted with no clear context.
Wisconsin Cheese Quota Report Shifts Wool Market Tone
In Boston the wool market showed limited demand as buyers avoided piecing out future needs. Markets quoted bright fleece wools at 28 to 29 cents for fine delaine and similar grades, with little interest from purchasers amid cautious underwriting.
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Hoston AP Ous Dent
Boston
Fiense
Produce Markets in Chicago and New York Summary
Chicago market reports show steady overall activity with mixed item notes. Butter receipts around 934,000 with no prices. potatoes about 51 arriving and on track. western produce demand moderate. Nebraska cobbler prices seen at 25 percent or better. Idaho and Oregon items show varied bids. New York reports butter receipts 907,915 with creamery deliveries, cheese and eggs listed with modest quotes and stable pricing.
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Cincago
Chicago
Orexon Bilss
Idaho
Wisconsin
U. S
ATW Oyork
New York
Apy
Kieher Man
Probable Pitchers For Tonight's MLB Games
The slate lists AMLIQCAN LAGU and Rossledhe for Philadelphia at New York Pearson, Kra Trout for Detroit at St. Louis, and Mitt at Cleveland against Chicago. Smith, Derringer, Presswell, and Lanning carry notable records as crews lineup across the matchups.
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Amliqcan Lagu
Rossledhe
Philadelphia
New York
Pearson
Detroit
St. Louis
Mer
Anen
Cleveland
Chicago
Smith
Stocks Exhibit Greater Calm Amid European Jumble
New York stock traders, wary of Europe, saw a calmer session after Friday’s fall with only fractional declines. Transfers for the hour hovered around 250 000 shares as the market retraced some July gains. Leading laggards included Bethlehem Steel General Motors Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft American Telephone Westinghouse US Rubber and General Electric with Mead Johnson easing late. Fractional losses appeared in Electric Bond and Share American Gas and Electric and Niagara Hudson Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone Westinghouse
Rubber
General Electric
Mead Johnson
American Gas and Electric
Niagara Hudson Power
Wall Street Stocks and Local Weather Roundup
Wall Street stock listings show Adams Express and various industrials with prices across major exchanges. Mississippi reports include Davenport and Stages weather notes for Hastings and Prairie du Chien with local fall forecasts.
Nervousness Over Foreign Situation Spurs Wheat Trade
Wheat rose on the Chicago board as European political tension spurred buying. Corn and oats firmed, with quotes lifting December corn and September oats amid unsettled U.S. and Canadian markets. Local receipts counted about 54 cars wheat and 54 cars corn.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winning Market Wheat and Grain Prices in Chicago and Minneapolis
Illinois and Minnesota grain markets show Chicago cash wheat and corn quotes with No 2 yellow bids around 45 to 67 cents, No 1 white oats about 56 to 60 cents, and barley near 42 to 50 cents. Minneapolis cash grain reports list receipts, No 2 heavy dark northern wheat, No 3 yellow, and assorted malting barley and timothy seed prices, with protein notes for certain grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Slides as European Tensions Weigh
U S and foreign bonds drift lower amid cautious trade. Italian and municipal issues fall while utilities and rails show small gains. stocks lower with the Dow and Jones averages easing on geopolitical fears between Germany and Poland.
Dorland Boy Jackie R Dorland Dies at Cedar Rapids
Jackie R Dorland age 15 son of Mr and Mrs Orville S Dorland 1024 Ninth Street SW Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 3 05 am Saturday after a two week illness. He was born December 15 1929 in Cedar Rapids and belonged to Trinity Methodist church Cub pack No 12 den 1 and Taylor school 4B class. Survived by parents a brother James Allen a sister Marlene Faye grandparents and several aunts uncles. Funeral in Moon chapel Sunday at 4 pm conducted by Rev Elton D Wells with Cub pack pallbearers. Burial Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Jackie Roger Dorland
Orville S. Dorland
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Trinity Methodist Church
Taylor School
James Allen
Marlene Faye
Mgr
H. D Simon
L. L
Elton D. Wells
Cedar Memorial Park
Funeral rites for Joseph Luther Posfishil held Sunday
Funeral services for Joseph Luther Posfishil pioneer resident and retired procer died in a local hospital Friday after a brief illness. Turn er chapel at 2 p m with Rev Melvin L Welke officiating burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel. NEWHALL seventh annual Cottrell reunion held at I E Sehracer home Charles Lee Cottrell elected president Lois Kizer secretary next year's reunion at Charles Burke home in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Luther Posfishil
Turner Chapel
Melvin L. Welke
Oak Hill Cemetery
Newhall
Cottrell
I. E. Sehracer
Charles Lee Cottrell
Lois Kizer
Charles Burke
Ames
Marion News Honors Sydney Cornell on Eleventh Birthday
Social notes from Marion list birthday party at 1160 Tenth Street for Sydney Cornell with guests Beverly Johnson Patricia Pratt Patsy O'Leary Joanne Crew Joan Gibson and others. Additional items mention Ben Nollsch seventeenth birthday gathering, a Milwaukee bridge accident injuring Dick Alexander, and various visits and dinners with local families and out of town guests.
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Sydney
Ix. E. Cornell
Tenth Street
Cornel
Sidney Anderson
Beverly Johnson
Springfield, II
Patricia Ann Pratt
Patsy O'Leary
Cedar Rapids
Joanne Crew
Joan Gibson
Catherine Mauer
Carol Jean Fairley
Dariene Port
Esther Wnielsen
Frances Ford
Kathryn Ka
Ben
Arthur B. Nollsch
Melvin Meggers
Lester Huaerther
W Nollsch
Anna Mae
Emma Jean
Bob Lary
Ellis Bauman
Charles Birmingham
Bob Fiedler
Harold Beadle
Duane Nollsch
Marion
Lester Haerther
Atkins
Signed Accord Chief Bar To Packer Peace
Washington AP report says the contract issue, blamed for the 1937 little steel strike, remains the main barrier between Armour and Company and the CIO Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee. PWOC shifts toward a single national agreement while demanding written contracts. Armours response unclear. officials met Labor Secretary Perkins. PWOC chairman Bittner vows no talks without a signed contract and warns of a strike if unmet.
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Washington
Little Steel” Attike
Armour and Company
Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee
The
CIO
Armour
Armours
Frances Perkins
van A. Bittner
PWOC
H. S. Eldred
Chicago
Bittner
Miss Perkins
John R. Steelman
Friee Sen Makes Busman's Holiday Stop in Omaha
Francis E. Friee sen a Washington D C taxi driver paused in Omaha Friday night while on a busman's holiday en route to Janse Nebraska to visit relatives accompanied by his wife.
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Omaha
Francis E. Frieesen
Washington, D. C
Friesen
Janse, Neb
Local Church Services Scheduled Across Denominations
A digest of Sunday schedules lists services for Marion churches including Baptist led by Rev L W Inman with Bible school at 9:45 am and worship at 10:45 am and 8 pm sermons. St Joseph Catholic Mass at 7:30 and 9:30 am. Christian and Congregational notices. Free Methodist led by Rev Herbert Livingston with 9:45 am Sunday school and evening services. Presbyterian with Rev C V R De Jong and Oracles of God and Men sermon. St Paul Lutheran morning worship at 10:30 am. Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath school 10:30 am and preaching 11:30 am. Prairie Chapel and Alburnett Methodist with morning worship and Sunday school times.
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L. W. Inman
Pastor Bible School
Eleanor Kesting
C G Ellinger
Herbert Livingston
Methodist Episcopal
E.T. Gough
Presbyterian
C. V. R de Jong
Lloyd de Jong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl Erog
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
J B Clyde
City Briefs And Personals In Local News
A baptismal service is set at Calvary Baptist church Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Linn lodge 249 cancels its social meeting due to the Rock Island picnic. Karl E. McDowell and Clarice Everette wed in Kansas City and a second wedding followed for Fred J. Lieven and Anna Mae Walaska. Eloise York recuperates after surgery at Mercy hospital. Theft reports include a $15 car battery and a missing $8 billfold with licenses. James Taylor from Chicago visits relatives in the city. Church services and lodge events are announced, plus a flag presentation by the Woman's Relief Corps. A purse snatching attempt at Fourth Street NW is reported. National rifle matches at Camp Perry will have Lt. Carlton K. Smith and Lt. John M. Elliott assisting as range officers.
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Carlton K. Smith
Co. C
133Rd Infantry
Iowa National Guard
Camp Perry
Ohio
John M. Elliott
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Alimony Refund Disputed. Alleged False Pretense Dismissed
Justice dismisses charge of obtaining money by false pretenses against Mrs. Alicin Kventensky after she agreed to repay alimony from Wercil Kroupa following remarriage. She must repay $98 instead of $7 as previously stated. Case filed last September. dismissal covers all money received after remarriage. Soloist Doris Mae Spangler to perform at St. Pauls Methodist Church union service with Hasellmann Prière. Judge E J Millington to speak.
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Alicin Kventensky
Wercil Kroupa
Wendl Kroupa
Kventensky
Doris Mae Spangler
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Priere
Hasselmann
Spaker
E. J. Millington
Cadillac, Mich
Ginsberg
Il Lst Ave
Gazette
Reed
Podzimek Pharmacy
2Nd Ave
16Th Ave
Probasco Jewelers
Allied van Lines, Inc
Synth Transfer & Storage Co
Hi K
K. Schaeffer
Kresge
Calder’s van & Storage Co. Inc
2Nd St. SE
Richards Pharmacy
Baltimore
Kenwood
P.O
Ist
Bay Elk Toll
Bob
14Th Ave
M . G. Hover
G.uoust
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Information
The notice lists want ad rate card details for a Gazette. It outlines sizes and prices for classified advertisements across one to seven lines, intended to guide submissions and costs.
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Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
Bacehylides and Jesus Talk Sets Michigan Baptist Event
President of the Michigan Baptist convention outlines a sermon topic while sponsoring churches include First Baptist First Congregational First Presbyterian and St Pauls Methodist. An arrest report notes Mike Rodriguez 21 of 614 Avenue NE in custody at 9 am Saturday for investigation connected to a 13 year old girl who did not return home after attending the All Iowa fair Friday.
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Michigan Baptist Convention
First Baptist
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
St. Paul's Methodist
Mike Rodriguez
Avenue NE
Bailey and
Marshall
Drunk Man Found In Car With Thomassen Children
James Robinson, 55, of Mount Vernon crawled into the Thomassen family's car at downtown parking on Friday evening and slept inside. Police arrested him. he pled guilty Saturday to intoxication and was fined 25 dollars plus costs by Judge Thomas B Powell.
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J C. Thomassen
Fourth Avenue SE
James Robinson
Mount Vernon
Thomassen
Robinson
Thomas B Powell
Kansas City Doctor to Speak at Nazarene Church
Dr C Warren Jones of Kansas City will guest speak at the Church of the Nazarene Sunday at 1045 am. A former Pittsburgh district superintendent he edits The Other Sheep and serves as general secretary of foreign missions. Evening service at 745 pm theme Separation and Adoption. Cottage prayer meeting next Tuesday at 2 pm with Mrs Real at 812 A avenue NE.
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C. Warren Jones
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Pittsburgh
Foreign Missions
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Marion Roid
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Carmichael
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Iowa City
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Rock Island
Linn Lodge No. 249
Karl E. McDowell
Kansas City, Mo
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Atlanta, Ga
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I Avenue NW
Jett
California
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Fifth Street
Mercy Hospital
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Moline
Anna Mae Walaska
Rock Island, IN
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Second Avenue SE
Earl Hoening
Tod Whitle
James Taylor
John Talor
F Avenue NW
Ed Cohrs
Elizabeth Dayton
Twelfth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Third Street
Viking Lodge No. 293
SF. of A
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T. Z. Cook
Woman's Relief Corps
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Louise Carbon
Ellis Boulevard
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Miss Halls
Aut Gaba
Rennes
By Edwin Cox
Turing
France
Camille Chautemps
Hedye Lamarr
Cedar Rapids Gazette
3Rd Ave
Brady
Lost
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Palo Road
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
LOVELY LADY_BEAUTY SHOP
1St Ave
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Cronulcnole Oi
Dial
Paris
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Mar ' Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
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3Rd St. NE
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Center Foint Rd
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Paris Academy OF Beauty
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