Cattle Steady To 25 Cents Higher In Midweek Markets
Chicago and Sioux City livestock reports show hogs steady to higher with top prices near 13 75 for 200 to 270 pounds. Cattle receipts for calves and fed steers were mixed with gains up to 25 cents, feeder demand soft in some areas and vealers scarce. Sheep schedules varied with fat lambs and yearlings not yet established in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Totel
Sioux City
Omaita Livestock
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
E Tee
Nene
Ene
Bologna Bulla
Ancy
Weicht
Iowa Hog Prices and Movie Listings
Hog price data from Iowa markets shows ranges for various weight classes and sources, with prices listed for Ponds Mason Waterloo Ottumwa and others. The text also notes packing sows and rawson figures, followed by Chicago grain quotations furnished by Lamson Brothers with Cedar Rapids contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rawson
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Prices Summary
Chicago UPI Poultry and produce receipts show numerous items with varied prices. Hens at 22 cents, various chickens from 20 to 25.5 cents, ducks 23.4 cents, turkeys from 30 to 35 cents, and turkeys by weight up to 35 cents. Potatoes, Idaho Russets, Colorado Red McClures, and Nebraska Bills Triumphs prices listed. butter and eggs with steady to firm prices. New York market reports echo firm butter and eggs, with dressed poultry steady and various wholesale price ranges for Geese, ducks, fowls, capons, and broilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idahos
Idaho
Colorado
Wisconsin
New York
TIVE
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and River Stage Report
Wisconsin dairy prices list Twins or cheddars at 23 1/2 cents. Mississippi River stages show La Crosse rising to 4, Dubuque rising to 7.6, Davenport falling to 3.9, Keokuk down to 72.6. Read as weekly market and river condition note from Wis AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Mississippi River
ES Moines
la Crosse—s
Dubuque
Davenport
Keokuk
Japanese balk at further exchange
Washington officials report Japan will not exchange any more Allied internees in the Far East until Spanish diplomats investigate conditions in internment and relocation camps for Japanese Americans in the United States. The Spanish diplomats represent Japan here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Far East
Japan
Uneven Market With Mixed Gains on Tuesday
The market showed a mixed tone with a late rally in weaker stocks while strong industrials faced profit taking. Transfers were light with about 700000 shares traded. notable price moves appeared across many issues including Lockheed and Boeing among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Grain Livestock and Produce
Market report from Cedar Rapids lists prices for grain and oats including No. 1 and No. 2 graded ryes corn soybeans and hay straw with deliveries. poultry prices for springs leghorns hens and pullets. wholesale fruits vegetables and citrus with crates and box prices. potatoes onions apples and grapefruit. hide markets detailing No. 1 and No. 2 cured hides calf hides and horse hides. includes pony and glue half price with full totals and unit measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Texas
Rye Leads Grain Rally In Chicago Futures Market
Rye pushed grain futures higher on Tuesday as grains firmed after a weak opening. Wheat rose 14 to 11, with December at 1.707% and May at 1.667%. Rye climbed 14% to 3% higher, while oats were down about 1% and barley mixed. Cash quotes showed varied yellow and white wheats, with barley and field seeds also listed at current nominals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
SGAGO
API
Herat
No WAC Call-Ups Delayed Until After Holidays
Lt Candace Arsers of the Cedar Rapids WAC recruiting station announces no WACs will be called to active duty until January 1944 and no enlistees must leave home before the Christmas holidays. Women may enlist now and stay at home until January, with processing postponed until after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAC
Des Moines
Candace B. Arsers
Cedar Rapids
Arsers
Cattle Feeder Talks at Farmers Club Meeting
At the Cedar Rapids Farmers Club meeting at the Roosevelt hotel Dan Schnit tier and Sons detailed their cattle feeding near Delhi. Howard Schnit tier described finishing cattle under the wartime program yielding 57 to 59 percent grade A carcasses and selling dressed carcasses at Dubuque. They feed 1 200 to 1 500 cattle per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Schnittjer
Fire Sees Gilmore City Principal Die In Blaze
In Gilmore City a school fire at the public building killed high school principal Mrs Elma Edgington as 340 pupils were led to safety. The blaze erupted beneath the gym with near zero temperatures. Superintendent H M Granner was burned when opening the gym door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore City
Elma Edgington
Edgington
H. M. Granner
Explosion on Board Carrier Shangri La Kills One at Norfolk Yard
An explosion on the uncompleted carrier Shangri La at Norfolk navy yard during welding left one man dead and another critically injured. Sparks from torches likely ignited accumulated gases. no damage to the ship was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk, Va
Norfolk Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Christmas party and community meetings fill Cedar Rapids week
Marcella Schultz submits to Mercy Hospital. Jane Boyd Service Club hosts family supper at Community House with reservations by calling 2-8032. Davenport district DDT rep to visit Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce for conferences Wednesday from 9 am to 5 pm. Charles H Birch returns from Portland after funeral. A train collision injures Morton E Lemmon. his brother George is the driver. Cedar Rapids Ahepa chapter to elect officers at St John’s church. Mrs Prochaska returns from Decorah. son Sgt Kroupa stationed in Nashville. Mrs Graves travels to Los Angeles with husband at sea. they plan Van Nuys home. War appeals committee reviews 1944 campaign figures at chamber. Jean Rehder reports purse loss downtown. $11 cash and a check. Town Consistory to elect officers. Fidelity to elect one director. refreshments after. Three navy enlistees join ship repair units. Clifton Krull injured by car. treated and released. Mary Ellen Dennis earns honorable mention in Camp Fire Girls poetry contest. Roosevelt senior joins National Honor Society. Hard of Hearing Society to hold potluck and Christmas party with gift exchange and program.
Deaths in Cedar Rapids Area From Heart Attack and Other Causes
William James 61 died suddenly of a heart attack at his home 614 Fourth Street NW at 8 p.m. Monday. He was a carpenter with P. M. Lattner Manufacturing, born Sept. 6, 1882 in Fairfield Iowa, married Matilda Jaeger Oct. 16 1907 Kahoka Mo. Survived by wife and daughter plus two grandsons. Private services at Moon chapel. Also notices: O J Elsenbast summoned to Grachtinger Iowa by his mother's death. Fremont McCreight of Walker died Tuesday at 12:30 a.m. in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Body at Teahen funeral home pending arrangements.
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William James
Fourth Street
P. M. Lattner Manufacturing Company
Fairfield
Matilda Jaeger
Kahoka
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
District Council of Carpenters
The
Maccabees
R. C. Buckner
David
Dennis Buckner
Moon Chapel
Fremont McCreight
Walker
Teahen Funeral
James Allen Named to YMB Directors Board
Newly elected members of the young men’s bureau board of directors Tuesday named James Allen of Barron Motor Supply to succeed Ted Vernimont who is going into service before the board becomes active Jan 1. The board also named chairmen for 1944 including Don Woodward attendance Ray Ashlock membership Russell Borgstrom house and sports Ray Spielman finance John Heidel program Howard Bair project analysis Robert L. Sweet youth activities Robert Hahn music Clarence Reece orientation NJ Krapfl war effort and Frank Loufck postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Bureau Board of Directors
James Allen
Barron Motor Supply
Ted Vernimont
Don Woodward
Ray Ashlock
Russell Borgstrom
Ray Spielman
John Heidel
Howard Bair
Robert L. Sweet
Robert Hahn
Clarence Reece
N J. Krapfl
Frank Loufck
Lundy Files Nomination Papers for Commerce Commissioner
Des Moines Republican George H. Lundy became the first candidate to file for the commerce commissioner seat. He took out papers from the secretary of state's office on Tuesday and listed his party as Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
George H. Lundy
Secretary of State’s
Commerce
Commerce Commission
Onslow Man Dies After Car Hits Mule Thresher
Ernest Byerly, 55, of Onslow, dies at Atoka hospital from chest injuries after his automobile struck a mule-drawn peanut thresher on a highway half a mile south of Lehigh Oklahoma. Farmers L B Parker and L M Jackson were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh, Okla
Ernest Byerly
Onslow, Jr
Atoka Hospital
Here
L. B. Parker
L. M. Jackson
Lost and Found items and notices scattered across Cedar Rapids area
Numerous lost and found notices list a male hound and a spotted female hound east of Marenso Cedar Rapids. callers provide contact numbers. Also missing items include a green overcoat from a V F club, a pocketbook with money, a 14 jewel Bulova watch, a pink fold watch, a brown belt and locket, keys, a dog found near Shrine Temple, and several other personal items with rewards offered. Local residents and businesses advertise watches, jewelry, and gift shopping services among classifieds and service ads.
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Laree
Marenso
Birch
Middle Amiana
Henecke
Cedar Rapids
V.F . Club
James Kraner
Vernon
Iowa
1St Ave
Internal Revenue Office
Penney's
Central City
Poe
Walter Henecke
6Th St
Collins Pass
Lil- Han Dvorsky
Shrine Temple
Mon
A.m
Country Club Heights
Aee
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IWFA
NOG
WFA
Minnesota
Rae
City -Hide. & Fur CO
Old City Beale
Packers
C. R
E. Bennett & Co
W Jump
Adams Express
Johns Manville Allied Chem
Kennecott
Allied Stores
Kresge
Allis Chalmers
Kroger G & B
Libby McNeill
Amn Ear Power
Libbey Owens
Amn Loco
Lis & Myers
Amn Rad
Amn Roll Mills
Lockheed Amn Smelting Y Loews
Ain Steel Fdys
MelKesson Aminaeh
Teltoa Muarshall
Barnsdall
Steel
Boeing Airp
North Borden Co
Lane
Warner
Bucyrus Efle Bt
Pac Iear
D Burroughs
Peyney
Oc Canada Dry
Depetede Caterpillar
Phillips Pet
Schenley
Sears Roebuck
Cons Edison
Servel, Inc
Contic Bak Bis Shell Union
Anticraft
Summons Co Conti Can
Sinclair Oil
Conti Motors
Skelly Oi Conti OH
Socony
Vac
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Curtiss Wr
Curtiss
Calif Deere & Co
Ind Douglas
Timken
Gen Foods
T C
Fox Filmgen Gas
Union Carbide Motors
Union Pac
Guette
Taunjon
Goebel Brew
Air Lines Goodrich Bfp
UN Dru Goodyear Tire
Uni Fruit
Graham Palser
Uni Gas Imp Gt
U S Gypsum Gt Nor Ry Pr
U S Rubber Greyhound
US Steel
Houston Oil
Walworth
Swift & Co
Chicago_ Corp
Swift
Edison
Walgreen Proctor Gamble
NEW YORK _ BOND REVIEW
St. Paul
Rock Island
New Haven
Southern Pacific
Farmers Club
Shangri-La
City Briefs
Marcella Schultz
Eighth’ Street SE
Mercy Hospital Monay
Jane Boyd Service Club
DDT
Charles H. Birch
Portland
Ore
Ralph J. Birch
Morton E. Lemmon
Tenth Street
Webster City
George E. Lemmon
Order of Ahepa
St. John’s Hellenic Orthodox Church
Avenue
Fifth Street
Stephen, Prochaska
A Avenue NE
Decorah
Robert Kroupa
Rebecca Sue
Prochaska
Sgt. Kroupa
Nashville, Tenn
Roy B. Graves
James Dale
Los Angeles
Navy
Graves
Gary James
van Nuys
Calif
Cedar Rapids War Appeals Coordinating Committee
Community War Chest
Jean Rehder
Coe College
Consistory Fidelity Company
SRU
James A. Bruce
Fourteenth Street
John G. Cepowski
Seventh Street
George Blazek
Eighteenth Street
Marion
Clifton Krull
First Avenue
George Knott
Twenty-seventh Street
Krull
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mary Ellen Dennis
Roosevelt High
L. D. Dennis
Avenue NW
United States
Dennis
National Honor Society
Roosevelt
Society For the Hard of Hearing
Second Avenue SE
Doris Stoddard
Helen Theil
Mary Schrim
Minnie Huff
William B. James
B. Elsenbast
O. J. Elsenbast
Grachtinger, Ia
YMB
Lundy
Onslow
Oklahoma
Wee
XMAS
Hamiltons
Waltham
Katz Jewelry & Loan
Postoffice
Milo Sedlacer
Jack’s
First Street
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Sovern
Richards
Richards Laboratories
Singer Sewing Machine CO
DIAL
W T. Hoffman
Iowa Theater
Merchants Bank
Hawkeye Stamp Co
O.R.C
Berte
Personal Shopping & Service Bureau
Higley
Blue White Diamonds
2Nd St
Vincent’s
3Rd
Claxton's Pitar
MACY
C. G. Hover
3Rd Ave
Sands Printing
Platner
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge Eide
San Francisco
1St St
Bishops
Lovely Lady
Paris Academy
Lillian Suchy
Yruth Thompson Beauty Salon
Violet Sojka
Kutchera Coal CO
Walter Ehlers
BUD Myers
Fred Young
Reliable Man
General Carpenter
Roto-Rooter Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Leo J. Smith
NOBLE
Gall DE Marah
Y P
Chamberlin
Morris Fur Shop
Granby
Charlie's Law Service
14Th c. SE
12Th St
12Th Ave
Iowa Livestock Exchange
Silver Leaf
Magnus
Don Roberts
Duke Ellington
312 Grill
Grand Cafe
Sundas
Reid Foxhead
Post Office
Foxhead
Frank Voelker
Hammond SE You
Stan Stanley
Temple Roller Rink
Thur
Gazett
Gazette
Wana
Ieip
Honeymead
Honeymead Products Co
10Th Ave
10Th St
Cedar Rapids, In
Quaker Oats Company
Hearn - Stevenson
2Nd Ave. SE
United States Railroad Retirement Board
ACME
Boabine Street
Ray Braken Diamond T Truck Sales Co
Red Crown Bowling Alley
3Rd St
Mic Ieanants
Gazette Hox
Bell Boy
Hozel Montrose
Ives Frana Fuel Co
2nd_St. NE
Home ON & Gas Co
Davis Cleaners
Ave
Naxera Pastry
Naxera
Paul
Stead Aera
Iowa Engineering Company
J Street
Wilson_Ave
Fruitland_Boulevard
First Ave
16Th Street
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Hansford
Iowa Steel & Iron
First ST NW
Mr. DeLancey
Intserhome Harvester Company
2Nd Avenue
Beastrom Sanitary Farm Dairies
Taft
Mladky Grocery
4Th Ave
Milton Chadiar
Fairfax
First ST. S
Wilson & CO
3Rd Street SE
Searles Dairy Dial
L. Wayers
Twin Towers
J. C. Kennedy
WMC
2Nd St. SE
Troy Laundry CO
Montrose
Claxton College Pharmacy
Edge of
Marlon
American District Tele-graph Co
3Nd Ave
Leo Smulekoff
Smulckoff
Uptown Village Cape
Ard Ave
Taft Grill
Hosmer
Royal Laundry
Mandarin Cafe
3Rd, Ave
Garnet
Landwich
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