PORKERS NOMINALLY STEADY AND 20-30 CENTS UP FOR WEEK
Chicago livestock results show hogs steady to 20-30 cents higher week over week with medium weights up to 9.05 and heavies near 8.85. Cattle and sheep receipts were mixed with steers up to 12.75 and lambs around 8.65, while Sioux City and Omaha reports reflect varied gains and steady hog trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St
St. Joseph
Satuday
Fane
Mondsey
Dept
Washington
Sioux City
Bioux City
S Dept
ST Pail Livestock
South ST Paul
Dept. Aguru
Atrong Hul
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Ife Hisher
Mason
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market listing from Cedar Rapids shows grain prices for No 1 and No 2 grades across corn soybeans oats rye and barley with ranged figures. Wholesale fruits vegetables and meats priced including lemons oranges celery lettuce bananas onions cabbage carrots potatoes sweet potatoes peaches melons watermelons and hides with assorted animal byproducts and hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leghorst
Age Nees
Local Hog Market Steady to Higher
Hogs are steady to 5 cents higher on the local market with good hogs 250 pounds and up gaining a nickel. The top is holding steady and the cuts market moves slightly higher, around 9.50 to 10.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & CO
Dial Vsb
Market report from New York and Chicago food prices
New York markets show mixed color receipts for eggs and butter with steady to higher creamery prices and unchanged cheddar. Potato arrivals in Chicago and U S shipments are tracked while regional futures show firm tomatos and varying russet values across Idaho Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota Oregon Wisconsin Iowa with several U S No 1 price points cited for washed and cobbler varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Idaho
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Produce Notes
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports weekly pricing with fractions for cheddar and other varieties. Market observers note small changes in the dairy offerings and dairy farmers discuss supply figures and quality notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Culese
Plymouth
Wis
Fap
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wool Market Sputters as Prices Drift in Boston
Foreign exchange rates were quiet with narrow dollar moves. In Boston the wool market slowed last week with buyers favored and topmakers limiting new business. Prices for combing bright weed wools quoted around 29 to 31 cents grease for fine delaines and about 30 to 32 cents for mid grades, with limited activity on other lots.
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New York
Canada
Montreal
France
Germany
Italy
Sweden
Japan
Shanghai
Boston
U. S Department of Agriculture
Mixed Reading In Bond Market On Dull Saturday
New York bond review notes mixed results with rail issues like St Paul and Southern Pacific showing fractional losses while others such as New York Central and Western Pacific held steady. Utilities were easy. U.S. government bonds showed varied action with Treasury notes near 108 and 109.28 and farm bonds around 107.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
St Paul St. Pennsylvania
Geveral
Sothern Pacific
Southern Railway
New York Central
Wisconsin Central 45
Western Pacific
Studebaker
Goodyear
Youngstown Sheet
Tube
International Hydra Electrics
A. T
U. S. Bonds
U. S
Spiurdig
Treasury
Federal Farm
Corn Loans Totals Released by Government
The Commodity Credit Corporation announced corn loans as of Aug. 18 totaling 21,896,968 dollars on 45,152,351 bushels at 48.5 cents each. State pledges include Illinois 7,590,646 bushels Iowa 26,513,031 Minnesota 3,707,474 Nebraska 3,494,642 Wisconsin 4,203, etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation Today
Colorado
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Further faint rallying signs seen in stocks
New York AP report notes Saturday trading showed only faint gains across motors steels rubbers and a few rails with most prices up fractions to about a point but off intraday highs. Turnover was about 300000 shares as optimism about business prospects supported caution amid overseas war tensions and uneven market action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
American Smelting
Air Reduction
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Bendix
Motors
Aluminum Co
Creeje
Wall Street Stocks and Quotations From Saturday
Published by Bennet de Co. shows Alaska Petroleum 16 percent, Johns Manville 95, Allied Stores 0, American Tel Tel 178 percent, and many others with large listings. Strong names include IBM, General Electric, Procter Gamble, Coca Cola, Franklyn Steel, and Union Carbide among regional firms, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennet de Co
W. H Jumy
Telephone
Merchants National
Hank Bulldine
Alaska
Stonetu
Intl
Paper
Allesheny Corp
Tel & Tel
Allied Chm
Johns Manville
Allied Stores
Kir City Souty Allis Chalmers
Kayser
Julius
Amal Leax Ee Ae Bane
Kreste
Amn
Hide & L
Amn Int Corp
Abehish Vailley
Libby Owens
Aw M & F Suna
Aig d& Myers
P&l
Atun
Bu Loews, Inc
Amn Roll Milly
Loft, Inc
Snick Smart Coriltard
Amn Steel
Ft & T
McKesson
McLellan Shore
Aim
Marshall Field
Amn Wool
Mathieson
Miami
A Co
Hatto
Ohio
Morden Co
Bore
Warner
Packard Mitra
Bueyrus
Wa Park
Utah
Burrs
Adi
Penick A. Ford
Cul & Heela
Pena RR
Calumet
Boo Ui Phillips Pet
Camp Wyant
Pillsbury
Canada Dry
Pittsb
Procter Gamble
Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
Ches & Ohio
Rea Motors
A&a
Rep
Steel
Rt&p
Chrysler Mtr
Schenley
Seaboard Oil
Coca Cola
Sears Rochuck
Col Palmolive
Servel. Inc
Colo Fuel
Sperry
Qadie Coty Inc
Calif
Cgr
Eibir Steel
Frisco
Curtiss Wricht
Curtiss Ait
Stone Web
Deere
Studebaker
Tex Corpn
del Tl
Eastman Ko'ak
Thompson
Eaton Mit
Tidewater
Elec
Autolite
Fpate
Opi
Union Carbide
Gen Bokine
Inia Zaion Pac Sgiot
Uni Aircraft
Ise UN Air Lines
Gen Gas
Uni Corpa
Gen Motors
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Bnee
Uni_ Gas
Gimbel Bros
U S
Goodyear Tire
U S Realty
Graham Paine
Granby Cons
Vanadhim
Great Nor Ore
Walworth
Ward
Warner Bros
Hayes Body
West Union
Hecker Prads
Houston Oil
White Motors
Howe
Hudson Motors
Wilcox
Hupp Motors
Willys Ovld
Wwilson & Co
Indus Rayon
Dats
Woolworth
Inspiration
Yellow Truck
Ind
Ieitza Prn
Hino
Tne Nickel
Zenith Radio
Births at St Luke's and Mercy Hospitals
Mr and Mrs G N Ottsen of Maplewood drive NE welcomed a baby on August at St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs Henry Ewoldt of Highland drive NW welcomed a son on August 19 at St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs John Kopecky of K street SW welcomed a daughter on August 20 at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Ottsen
Maplewood Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry Ewoldt
Highland Drive
John Kopecky
K Street
Mercy Hospital
Cedar Rapids Couples Seek Marriage Licenses
Howard E. Hanson and Frances V. Brown both of Cedar Rapids apply for a marriage license. Lawrence W. Hamilton of Creston and Leah E. Scott of Marion also seek license approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Hanson
Frances V. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Lawrence W. Hamilton
Creston
Leah E. Scott
Marion
Scott
Marion Busby
Marion Golf Club
Leah Scott
Lawrence Hamilton
Robert Hutchison
Gary
Ind
Catherine Cooper
Hugh Hutton
Orlin Hann
Elizabeth Self
Wheat prices slip after initial firmness on Chicago Board
Wheat futures eased from early gains on the Chicago board of trade as Saturday’s trading closed with wheat down 4 cents to near 63 1/2 cents a bushel for September. Corn and oats moved differently with corn down about 1 cent and oats rising around 0.5 cent, while Liverpool and Winnipeg export signals lent mixed support to the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
U. S
Minneapolis
Germany
Death of John M. Sears After Long Illness at 329 Favenue NW
John M. Sears 329 Favenue NW died Friday night after a two month illness. He was a machine operator at Quaker Oats for 25 years. Funeral 9 am Monday at St Patrick's Church. burial in St Patrick's Cemetery, Fairfax. The body to be moved from Brady mortuary Sunday to the home for calling after noon. Rosary Sunday 8 pm. Survived by three brothers and three sisters and many relatives. He belonged to Cedar Rapids Elks, Modern Woodmen of America, and Foresters of America.
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John M. Sears
329
Lenihan
E. R. Sears
Cedar Rapids
Bart Sears
Fort Dodge
William Sears
Kenosha
Wis
Nellie Sears
W. H. Nobles
Charles Nobles
San Francisco
Calif
Thomas
St. Paul
John McEachron
Leo
Gertrude
Barbara
John
Edward Sears
Jack
Joseph
Thomas McEachron
Vera McEachron
Sears
Cedar Rapids Elks Club
Modern Woodmen of America
The
Foresters of America
Bowman Brother Dies at Boone Home
Peter Bowman age 77 died at his sister Mrs Amanda Larson’s home in Boone. He was the brother of C T Bowman of 816 Ellis boulevard NW and another brother Clarence of Chicago survives. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon in the Boone Masonic temple. He had visited Cedar Rapids several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bowman
C. T. Bowman
Ellis Boulevard
Amanda Larson
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
Chicago
Funeral services for Alonzo Leverich announced
Funeral services for Alonzo Leverich Spanish American War veteran who died Friday morning will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with Rev. Frank H. Ward officiating. A firing squad and bugler will honor the burial at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Leverich
Turner Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Karl B. Allen Dies at Oakdale Sanatorium
Karl B. Allen aged 33 of 2737 Iowa Avenue SE died at Oakdale sanatorium at 7 30 p m Friday according to the obituary notice. The report notes residence and institution but provides limited additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Byron Allen
Iowa Avenue SE
Oakdale
Cedar Rapids Garment Cutter Dies After Illness
After a lingering illness, Frank W. Allen of Cedar Rapids died in the Moon chapel where services were held at 10 am Monday. He leaves his wife Esna and three children Gayle Jeannie Karl Wesley, plus his parents and four brothers and four sisters. Burial followed in Harlan cemetery near Dumont. Friends could call at the chapel.
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Cedar Rapids
Frankie Allen
Esna
Gayle
Jeannie
Karl Wesley
Frank W. Allen
Leon
Babe” Allen
Jock Allen
Wyoming
Merlyn Allen
Lansing
Mich
Hattie Ginapp
Dougherty
Ollie McCloud
Jane
Betty Jane Allen
Moon Chapel
Harlan
Dumont
City Briefs and Personal Notes Highlight Local Events
Mr and Mrs W F Shaner and son Willis return from a combined business trip and vacation in the east. All Spanish War veterans are urged to meet at Turner chapel at 2 p m Sunday for Alonzo Leverich funeral. Ignatz Kremendy 46 of 908 Sixteenth Ave SE fined 100 dollars for intoxication and disturbing the peace. Plans to send a large delegation to the Young Democrats state rally at Clear Lake and Mason City Aug 27-28 at Linn county meeting Friday night. Bob Findley, blind evangelistic singer, to provide music at Sunshine Mission Sunday at 7 30 with Rev T J Hinkin. The four Townsend clubs plan a picnic at Daniels park pavilion Sunday noon with a dinner and picnic supplies. speakers C E Reddington and F H Wingert. An ox heart tomato 17 44 inches in circumference and weigh 2 pounds 5 ounces was picked by R E Harmon 648 Eighteenth Ave SW the prize of his crop after he planted seed last March.
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Young Democrats
Clear Lake
Mason City
Linn County
Townsend
Daniels Park Pavilion
C. E. Reddington
Burlington
F. H. Wingert
Town City
R. E. Harmon
Eighteenth Avenue
Deputy Payn Ill at Mercy Hospital After Sudden Illness
Deputy Sheriff Dick Payn of 1914 Ninth Street SW is ill at Mercy hospital after a sudden reoccurrence following a three week illness. He was taken from his home Friday night and no visitors are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Payn
Ninth Street
Mercy Hospital
Mr. Payn
School Board Approves Sale of County Tax Property
On request of the Linn county board of supervisors the school board agreed Friday to sell a stone crusher two houses and equipment on the river road above Ellis park. The county had acquired the property on tax titles, and the district's consent was required because of its tax rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Ellis Park
Vagrants rounded up as police drive nets arrests
Earl Lafferty 39 of Vineland New Jersey and William Evans 53 of Central City were the only float ers arrested in the police drive against vagrants Friday. The two arrests bring total since Tuesday to twenty six. Both pled guilty to vagrancy and received thirty days in police court. They will be fingerprinted photographed and taken over the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lafferty
Vineland
N. J
William Evans
Central City
Court House News Roundup From Linn County Jail Actions
Frank McGarvey, 31, Water loo, jailed on forgery sentence after revival of suspended term. Waterloo transfer, county revocation ordered by G. K. Thompson. Cross petition seeks voiding of a 402.81 note due to contract. Esther Shearer sues Russell Shearer for divorce over cruelty. Wesley Izer 19 charged with statutory offense. bond set at 1500. Ed Richmond 14 and Jack Emery 11 returned to juvenile home after running away.
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Frank McGarvey
Waterloo
Linn County
Larry Condon
John Henderson
McGarvey
G. K. Thompson
Wesley Izer
Third Street
H. C. Ring Sect
Izer
Ed Richmond
Jack Emery
Toledo
Beverly Yards
Marion birthday party honors Joyce Fosdick at home
Mrs. Fosdick hosts Joyce Fosdick ninth birthday party at 1319 Eleventh Street with games and refreshments. Guests include Rita Biddick Esther Neilson Betty Neilson Darlene Megeers Beverly Vander Linden Donna Wells Dianne Riddick Olive Ellen James Frances Ford John Snell John Eastman Robert Williams and others.
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Joyce
Mrs. Fosdick
Eleventh Street
Mrs Fosdick
Rita Biddick
Esther
Betty Neilson
Darlene Megeers
Beverly Vander Linden
Donna Wells
Dianne Riddick
Olive Ellen James
Frances Ford
John Snell
John Eastman
Robert Williams
Morley Band to Play Sunday at Legion Pool
The Morley marching band, recent runner up at Maquoketa centennial celebration, performs this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the American Legion pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley
Maquoketa
American Legion
Budge Wins Newport Cup In Three Sets
J Ronald Budge of Oakland California captured the Casino Cup title in Newport Rhode Island by defeating Sidney Wood of New York in three sets 6 3 6 3 6 2. Budge also previously won the tournament in 1935 and 1937. Wood, a former Davis Cupper, reached the final by beating Joe Hunt of Los Angeles but could not match Budge’s form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
J. Ronald Budge
Oakland
Calif
Budge
Sidney Wood
New York
Wood
Church Schedule for Marion Faith Groups
Local church notices list services for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist and Methodist Episcopal congregations. Events include Bible school at 9:45, morning worship, sermons on Man's Measure and A Reason For Our Faith, youth programs, midweek prayer, and park outing with sack lunches. August holds no Congregational services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
St. Joseph's
J. McEliott
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
Church Services and Pastors Schedule
Morning worship at 9 and 10.30 at local churches. The Presbyterian church lists Rev. C V R DeJong preaching with Sunday school at 10. St Paul’s Lutheran anchors 9:30 am Sunday school and 10:30 am worship led by Rev Carl E Krog. Seventh Day Church of God holds Sabbath School Saturday at 10:30 am and preaching at 11:30 am. Prairie Chapel lists acting pastor Paul Clements with Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Gough
Presbyterian Church
C. V. R. DeJong
Presbyterian
C. V., R. DeJong
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
Lost and Found notices for items and rewards
Lost leather coin purse with bills change and a handbook at 8303 May’s Avenue NW. Reward offered. Also lost a man’s yellow mold pocket watch with chain and dial. contact 23-2616.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May's
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