Hogs Slip Further as Markets Open Lower in Midwest and Plains
Iowa and Nebraska hog and cattle markets show declines across multiple yards. Salable hog receipts rise to about 46,600 across 24 hours with top prices around 13.90 at Chicago, while Sioux City and Des Moines report mixed demand and steady to weaker bids on barrows and sows. Cattle, calves, and sheep pricing remains uneven with some steady to lower classes and strong feeder activity in limited lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
JOWA
Des Molnes
WFA
Iowa
Minnesota
Sam
Sioux City
Montana
Iowa Hog Prices Des Moines Grain Market Data
Iowa hog prices and packing sow quotes from Des Moines listing price ranges for various weight classes. Includes multiple city station prices and cents per pound figures, with occasional OCR corruption. Ends with Chicago grain quotations reference.
Chicago Produce Market Summary and Prices
Chicago area dairy fruit and poultry quotes show steady receipts and mixed prices. Eggs at 13 358 cases with steady fractions, cheese quotes Twins 25.2c daisies 26c, live poultry steady with hens 24 43c, turkeys 32 3 43c, potatoes Idaho russets and other regional varieties listed with price ranges. NY market notes 17 544 eggs firm with mixed color prices and hot price ceiling unchanged.
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Chicago
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Cobblers
Maine
U. S
Wisconsin
New York
Wisconsin Cheese Prices in Plymouth Trade Report
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports mixed sales in Plymouth with four cars and two cars priced as US No. 1 twins or cheddars at 23 1/2 cents per pound. One car of single daisies and a car of square buoy cheese noted with varied rates from 24 1/2 to 24 1/...?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin’ Cheese Exchange
Naval Yeoman Training Ends at Teachers College
Cedar Falls AP President Malcolm Price of Iowa State Teachers College announced the naval training school for yeomen will close after the last class graduates April 30 1945 No new trainees will be assigned after February 8 The program began December 15 1942 as a boot camp and became yeoman training in March 1943 About 1900 trainees have graduated since it opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Malcolm Price
Iowa State
Te Wchers College
Naval Training School For
Naval Training School
Teachers College
Hog Market Dips Again On Local Market Prices
The local hog market weakened by a dime for the second time this week with top prime butchers at 1325 dollars and packers at 12.95 per hundredweight. Listings cover hogs by weight range from 160 pounds to 550 pounds, mixed wearers, heifers, cows, bulls, calves, and sheep with varied price points including choice lambs around 13.25 and ewe ranges from 10 to 11 dollars.
Cedar Rapids Grain Prices and Livestock Rates
Grain and hay prices listed for Cedar Rapids including corn soybeans oats wheat rye and straw with values in dollars. Poultry prices for heavy springs leghorn stock and hens, egg prices, and wholesale fruits vegetables and potatoes are shown along with hide and extra market items and notes on bone and claw prices.
Rye markets slide as rye leads grain price drops
Rye's sharp mid session decline pulls other grains lower after seasonal highs. Wheat closes near unchanged to fractionally down. corn oats and barley show modest declines amid Chicago cash provisions mixed with grain price shifts.
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Chicago
Fluegel Brings Four Suits to District Court
Acting as assignee, F E Fluegel files four district court suits on judgments for St Luke s hospital and Dr R A Vorpahl against Gaylord and Lillian Young for medicine and services seeking 262 05. A second suit seeks 216 20 for Dr C H Matthey services. A third case seeks 355 72 against John and Elizabeth Hathaway for professional services. Stanek and Elizabeth Stanek face a suit for Dr Broghammer services with a 154 judgment sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Fluegel
District Court
Fluegel
St. Luke's Hospital
R. A. Vorpahl
Gaylord Young
Lillian Young
C. H. Matthey
Neil Mullen
Augusta Mullen
Revenge Pearl Harbor raid marks Burma target debut
In MYSTKYINA Burma the Fighting Crew squadron carried out a 10 hour 30 ton bombing raid on the Male Japanese supply base north of Mandalay. The mission introduced a new incendiary type and reported flames visible up to 60 miles away.
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Mystkyina
Burma
Pearl Harbor
Male
Mandalay
New 7 Year Stock Crest Sees Market Rise Amid Rails Lead
New York AP reports a late demand surge for selected rails pushed the market higher on Friday. The overall average reached another seven year peak as the session moved into the final hour with modest gains and around 1.5 million shares changing hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rails
Edward Burrell Wounded in Pacific Action
Sgt Edward T Burrell 30 a marine and Cedar Rapids recruiter was wounded on November 25 in the Pacific. He entered service in 1934 spent years in China Asiatic fleet Philippines Hawaii and Guam and taught at Portsmouth Virginia. He left Cedar Rapids in 1943 and is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Kriete of Seymour Indiana.
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Edward T. Burrell
Cedar Rapids
Pacific
Rose Machacek
B Street
Burrell
China
Asiatic Fleet
Philippines
Hawaii
Guam
Portsmouth
Des Moines
Harry Kriete
Seymour, Ind
SEC Extends Ban on Jersey Company Trading
The Securities and Exchange Commission extended for ten days a rule barring trading in the common stock of Elastic Stop Nut Corp of Union New Jersey and announced investigation proceedings to determine possible violations of federal securities law in filing registration statements and applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Elastic Stop Nut Corporation
Union
WN. J
Paul Bedell Heads High Twelve Club
Paul Bedell named president of the High Twelve club at a Friday luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel. Charles Penningroth new first vice president. James H. Smith second vice president. Alex Sampson secretary-treasurer. Harry Manchester publicity secretary. E. E. Sparling international representative. Don Issett sergeant at arms.
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Paul Bedell
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Charles Penningroth
James H. Smith
Alex Sampson
Harry Manchester
E. E. Sparling
Donissett
Red Cross Director Urges County Board Support
Dorothy Anderson, Linn County Red Cross field director, told the county board on Pearl Harbor anniversary that cooperation among chapters keeps the organization moving and that much work remains as veterans claim aid. Reports came from Coggan Springville Marion Mt. Vernon with pre campaign donations and hospital packages.
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Dorothy Anderson
Red Cross
Linn County Board
Pearl Harbor
Miss Anderson
Coggan
Springville
Marion
Mt. Vernon
War Fund
Cornell Christian Association
H. C. Lane
Schick Hospital
Italy
Veterans Memorial Incorporated Plans Study Center for Veterans
Articles filed in county office show Veterans Memorial Inc organizing to acquire build and manage a building complex for use by U S veterans and allies. Officers Howard Hall president Richard C Jones vice president S E Cocquilette treasurer Donald Kriz secretary. directors include Ed Filipi John Baldridge Ralph Mock and others.
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Dempsy Jones
Veterans Memorial, Inc
Naval Services
United States
Howard Hall
Richard C. Jones
S. E. Coquillette
Donald Kriz
Ed Filipi
John Baldridge
Ralph Mock
D. S. Challed
Frank Stepanek
Henry Haegg
Max Bromwell
J. C. Blodgett
Arthur Poe
A. L. Killian
Horace Hedges
City Briefs Highlight Local Events And Incidents
The Rev C W Harrop speaks on Laborers Together With God at the 10 am service at Pale Methodist church. Sunday school meets at 10 am. Dr and Mrs Lester De Yarman travel to Winfield for funeral services for Dr De Yarman's mother. Albert Lee loses 50 to 60 dollars from his billfold while on route. Betty Jane Wagner dismisses divorce action against Melvin N Wagner in Judge Floyd Philbrick's court. Leo Quirk reports theft of his overcoat from a Cedar Rapids tavern. Cedar Rapids Boy Scouts set 1945 goals at 6 pm Friday at the Y M C A with Keith Benner reporting on the Newton conference. Faye E Wiggins suffers ammonia burns at Wilson packing plant. treated at St Luke's hospital. Ed Koranda of Mt Vernon gets 30 days jail with seven suspended on intoxication plea. Dr Marcus Bach speaks to the Young Men's Bureau at the Chamber of Commerce outlining visits to religious cults in Canada and the Dakotas.
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Marcus Bach
University of Iowa School of Religion
Young Men’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Canada
Dakotas
Maggos Elected President of Ahepa Organization
Christ Maggos was elected president of the Order of Ahepa with Mike Katsakos as vice president William Haritakis as secretary and Louis Chipokas as treasurer The board of governors includes Tom A Thomas as chairman Steve Varvaris George Folion Mike Bellas and George Zeangas Appointed officers will be named at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Maggos
Order of Ahepa
Mike Katsakos
William Haritakis
Louis Chipokas
Tom A. Thomas
Steve Varvaris
George Folion
Mike Bellas
George Zeangas
Three Plead Guilty to Disturbing the Peace
Orvil Giblin Deloris Barron and Paul Haubrich each paid fines of 25 dollars plus costs in police court after pleading guilty to disturbing the peace. They were arrested at a local hotel Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvil Giblin
Third Avenue SE
Paul M. Haubrich
Milwaukee
Wis
Deloris Barron
First Avenue SE
Robertson Heads Mt Hermon Lodge Initiation
D M Robertson is the newly elected worshipful master of Mt Hermon Lodge No 263 AF and AM Dr Hoyt Thomas will serve as senior warden and Lloyd George junior warden Re elected were Otto Hanzlik treasurer and O L Eckert secretary
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D. M. Robertson
Mt. Hermon Lodge No. 263
A.F
A.M
Hoyt
Thomas
Lloyd George
Otto Hanzlik
O. L. Eckert
Bicycle Licenses For 1945 Will Be Available Dec 15
Capt. Steve Stolba announced the police traffic department will start issuing the 1945 bicycle licenses on December 15. The bureau will operate 8 am to 5 pm daily except Sundays, with a 25 cent license fee. Bicycles must be in good condition for inspection at application. Early licensing was made possible by earlier procurement of plates and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Stolba
Stolba
Fellowship Rally at Open Bible Church Honors WWII Vet
The Rev Bud Welshons of Des Moines spoke at two fellowship services at the Church of the Open Bible 109 Second Avenue SE. The first service started at 3 p.m. and a dinner preceded the evening service. Welshons described his World War II experiences in New Guinea. Pastor G M Vriezelaar leads the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Welshons
Des Moines
Church of the Open Bible
Second Avenue SE
Welshons
New Guinea
G. M. Vriezelaar
George V Koch and wife return to Kansas City
George V Koch and his wife return to Kansas City where Civil Aeronautics Administration regional offices are located Koch supervised the construction of the new municipal airport for the CAA They left Cedar Rapids after receiving a telegram directing them to report to regional offices Card of Thanks from Hauser family expresses thanks for sympathy and floral offerings Lost and Found notices include various items with contact numbers and rewards
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George V. Koch
Fifth Avenue
Kansas City
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Koch
CAA
Cedar Rapids
Watches and services offer sale and local ads
An assortment of ads lists watches including waterproof and non magnetic models with price points. Nearby services advertise beauty shops, sewing classes, electric repairs, hauling, plumbing, plastering, and moving. Also notices about clothing leftovers at Davis Cleaners and a local dance event.
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Mack Augustine
Ray Leeper
Harry Davis
I. Kirkpatrick
R. W. Elmore
Center Point Rd
Sparta
J.T Thomas
Reliable Man
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C. R
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Clue
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Libby McNeil
Amin
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Hon Mills
Loews, Inc
McKesson
Marshal Fid
Martin G
Martin Percy
Petais Armour Co
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Atchison SF
Mont. Ward
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Balto & Ohio
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Keith See
Alin Bf Rem Rand
Cole
Pacite
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Etre & Me
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Tex Gulf S
Bag Timken
Aimiken
Nor’ Ry Pr
U S Ind
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Homestake
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Tudson
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Mottral
Westehouse
Hary
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Wilson, Co
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T Youngston S
Johns Manville
Zenith Radio
Butler Bros
Swift, Co
Swift
Comw Edison
Walsteen
Edward Burrell
SEC
Jersey Company
Veterans Memorial
City Briefs
C. W. Harrop
Pale Methodist Church
Lester de Yarman
Twentieth Street
Winfield
Dr. de Yarman
Albert Lee
Carlisle Street
Hubbard Icel and Fuel Company
Betty Jane Wagner
Melvin N. Wagner
Floyd Philbrick
Leo Quirk
Narva
Boy Scouts
Y.M.C.A
Keith Benner
Newton
Faye E. Wiggins
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Wilson Packing Plant
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ed Koranda
Linn’ County
T. I. Mitchell
Koranda
Harlan Snyder
YMB
Dr. Bach
Maggos
Ahepa
Fellowship
Open Bible Church
Hauser
Mary F
Joseph A. Houser
St. Wenceslaus Church
Western Union
St. SW
Mt. Vernon Road
St. E
Walt Disney
Iawman’s
Albert
Osco
John Russell Brody
15Th Ave
Dvorak
Cedar Roller Rink
Hammond
Hurdle & Halter
Contentment and
Zada Maddock Hotel
Montrose
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Nrge
Auanute
Davis Cleaners
Gerrewang Center
Helene Curtis
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Lois Myneers
Erma’s
Paris Academy
Thompson Salon
Iowa Theater
Kruber-Morgan Electric CO
1St St. NW
Center Point Road
Novak Heating
3Rd Ave
Dial
Ray M. Rice
C Ave
Kutchera Fuel CO
Arnold Ellingson
Hoover
Call Noble
Leo J. Smith
Gazette
Help Wanted
Wey
WMC Recu
MR. Hansford
Foundry Dept
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Dancel
Kingston
Bill Lee
Fluth’s
ORCH
Fine Food Road
Menns
Popular Brands
Beer—Cigars
312 Grill
Lee
Cowboys
Hi-Way Gardens
Stanwood
Melton
Jack's
First Street
Post Office
George Swartzendruber
Guaranty
Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Richards R. R
Claxton College Pharmacy
War Bonds
Schaefer
MFG
Kresce
Kresge
Vincent’s Jewelry
A. B. Steele
E. Papete Doane
Letitia B. Runyon
Ilness
Sands Printing
2Nd St
1St St
Nelson Jewelry
Anna
Clark
THE
Quaker Oats! Company
Ellis
Blyd
Searles Dairy
Midwest
P. O
Minneapolis
Iowa Electric Welding Company
Red’ Crown
3Rd St
Kilborn Photo Paper Co
Baker's Shoe Store
Carl George Klein
Essential
Iowa Manufacturing Company
16Th St. NE
6Th St. NE
National Cats CO
Barney Baxter Motor CO
2Nd Ave. SE
Chryslers
Happel & Sons Implement Co
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Handler Motor Co
Collins Radio
St. NE
Standard Tire CO
WMC
Magnus Hotel
1St Ave
Lee's
Kilborn Photo Paper Company
Butterfly Cafe
Shetek Beauty Shop
Harmony Cafeteria
Ae Gazette
Cash Baker's Shoe
End St. SE
Kilborn Photo Paper
Pastry Food
3Rd Ave. SE
Aiere
Teta
Link - Belt Speeder Corp
Colonial Baking Co
5Th Ave
East Pe
Oced
Evanston
Cooley
Ais
Second Street SE
New Process Laundry Co
Cresdon College Pharmacy
van Meter Company Electrical Supplies
Public Finance Service
C. T Hickok
Chevrolet
FORD
Mercury
Studebaker
Hearn - Stevenson
Buick
Allen Motor Co
Lenp Ave
19Th ST
Baxter
Celine
Olds
Baxter Motor Co
C. B. Cope
Ave
Tudor Ford
Paramount Mobile Gas
2Nd St. SE
Willys
Langhurst Motor Company
Aludponker
16Th Ave
12Th Ave
Dor
Auto Parts & Service
Center Point
Goodyear
Coryell Station
13Th ST
Cave
Andrew
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