Livestock prices and receipts across multiple markets
AP reports Wednesday livestock receipts and price shifts across Chicago Sioux City St Paul Des Moines Omaha and other yards. Hog and cattle prices show mixed moves with weights and categories varying from steady to several cents lower amid ample supplies. Cattle and sheep receipts and bidding patterns reflect weak to steady demand in midweek trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dept Agriculture
Tata
Omara Livestock
Omaha
Etrone
Sioun City
Sioux City
Tuliy
ST. Paul
ST Paul
Fed-State Market Service
Iowa
Des Moines
API
Interior
Minnesota
Aiors Sheep Cn
OND
Kaneas City
Ss Joseph
Hogs Steady On Local Market No Change Tuesday
Hogs remain steady on the local market with no price change Tuesday. The top hog price holds at 530 dollars, matching Saturday levels, while cattle also show no noticeable movement.
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Prices and Market Notes
Cedar Rapids market list covers grain prices for Gratins and oats, soybeans and buckwheat, hay and straw values, dairy butterfat and cream prices, poultry rates by weight and type, wholesale fruits and vegetables with per case prices, and live stock hide values. Includes cattle and horse price figures, with notes on delivery and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Live poultry and eggs details with hens broilers and turkeys by weight and color. Butter receipts and three day dairy scores noted, plus potatoes with U S grade prices and regional potato varieties and sacks. Prices include Idaho Russets Nebraska Triumphs U S No 1 washed and unwashed varieties with color and weight notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ermer
Leshorn
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Idaho
Nebraska
Northern Steady
Jurbanks
U. S
Agia US
Colorado
Red McClures
North Dakota
Red River Valley
SEA
U.S
New York Egg and Dairy Prices and Receipts Report
Friday and Saturday receipts steady to firm for eggs and dairy. Mixed egg colors and standards quoted. butter and cheese receipts listed with price ranges and averages. Includes totals for whole milk and related dairy products for the period and notes 1938 and earlier price markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Futures and Butter Storage Standards Data
Summary of commodity futures notes from Lamson Bros and Co with storage standards for butter and refrigerator terms. Mentions December 27.35 and 14.90 and January 24 15. G20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Bros. and Co
Stock Market In Coldruims Faces Languid Trade
A weak session in New York saw a general hollowing of stock prices with few gains. The market drifted to narrow or lower levels as steel and auto shares sagged while a handful of aircrafts and utilities posted small advances. Major movers included Douglas Aircraft American Airlines United Aircraft International Mercantile Marine and American Telephone with mixed overall activity and around 700000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas Aircraft
American Airlines
United Aircraft
American
International Mercantile Marine
American Telephone
US Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
Southern Railway
Great Northern
International Nickel
Kennecott
Johns Manville
Loew's
Curl Lake
Fish
Newmont
Chorley Residents Win Town Pool After 70 Year Wait
After decades of effort Chorley Lancashire residents have secured a new town swimming pool. Local officials acclaimed the victory as a milestone for public recreation and community welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chorley
Lancashire
England
Wheat rebounds with gains on Chicago board
Wheat rallied to net gains after early weakness on the Chicago board of trade. May wheat at 10314, corn up to 144, oats up, rye higher, soybeans up to 4 cents. Cash prices listed for wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans with Minneapolis and Kansas City markets noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Bond Market Report Mixed Activity Near Noon
New York price action shows corporates leading gains with varied volume while turnover slows. Foreign government issues are strongest with the Australian bonds rising and the Ven index gaining over three points as U S issues rise modestly. Notable names include Baltimore and Ohio Convertible 44 45 St Paul Ss and Chesap Peake and Ohio 3s plus Goodrich 41 8 and International Telephone 55 vu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Paul Ss
Chesa Peake
Licht
National Dairy
Goodrich
Alleghany
International Telephone
Wisconsin Cheese Quotations From Plymouth Wis
Weekly cheese price list from the Wisconsin cheese exchange shows quotations for the week of December 25 to 30. It records values for daisies briels cheddars and farmer call board notes including Gulstes horns and various cheddar prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Briels
Farmers
Census Enumerators' Schools Moved to Davenport
Frank J. Wallace assistant Cedar Rapids area manager for the 1940 federal census was in Davenport Tuesday aiding Second district manufacturing and business census enumerators under David J. Murphy. Examinations continue through Wednesday in Davenport and a second group meets Friday and Saturday in Dubuque. Mile Sedlacek Cedar Rapids area manager assists Murphy. The schools were moved from Cedar Rapids to Davenport and Dubuque. Papers are read locally then sent to Washington for final grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
David J. Murphy
Murphy
Dubuque Mile Sedlacek
Washington
Killian Co defeats Inter Ocean 4 3 in table tennis
Last week Killian Co beat Inter Ocean 4 to 3, Knapp Investment edged Monarch Fouls 4 3, and Albert's Cleaners downed Wilsons 4 3. Standings list Killian Co first with 4 points, Inter Ocean second, and Albert's third. This week's schedule pairs Wilson Co with Inter Ocean and Knapp Investment with Cherry Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killian’s
Inter-Ocean
Knapp Investment
Monarch
Albert’s Cleaners
Wilson’s
Killian _Co
Cherry Burrell
Marion
Monarch Fonds
Albert’s S
Wilson's
Wilson Co
Marlon
Albert's Cleaners
Killian Co
Monarch Foods
Townsend club meets. Cedar Rapids Navy, church and lodge events
City briefs list meetings for Townsend club Cedar Rapids Navy club and Calvary Baptist women's mission society with times and venues. Also notes Wild Rose lodge officer installation January 1 and a correction for a December 25 wedding announcement. A purse loss, a Christmas coin party, and a car accident death in Tryon Neb. are reported along with a tax office closure.
Frisbies Loss Reported Of Cash and Checks
Frank Frisbie told police his billfold containing about 180 dollars in cash and checks disappeared last Sunday evening, either in the Joop or at the Cedar Inn. He said the money included 138 dollars in checks and about 40 dollars in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frisbie
Milner
Joop
Cedar Inn
Frisbie
Sewer Passed by City Council After Construction Review
A sanitary sewer installed by the Belmont Park additions realtors on the west side of Thirteenth street NW from the alley between F and G avenues to I avenue was accepted by the city council on Tuesday after City Engineer Frank Young approved the workmanship. The sewer becomes part of the city sanitary system and will be maintained by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park Additions Realtors
Thirteenth Street
F and G Avenues
I Avenue
Frank Young
Machovec Brothers End Camp Joseph T. Robinson Maneuvers
Robert and John Machovec brothers of North Little Rock took part in large scale field training at Camp Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas. Robert served as a radio operator in the Fourteenth Cavalry and John worked in the demolition section as part of more than 3 000 troops involved in the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp
Joseph T. Robinson
North Little Rock
Ark
Robert
John Machovec
Joseph P Machovec
A Avenue
Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment
John
Three-Car Crash Injures Dodge. Kennedy Not Involved
Don Kennedy said his car was not in the collision proper in a three car crash at the Fifth avenue Third street SW intersection. B L Dodge at 112015 Third street SW suffered minor injuries when his car collided with Arthur Hennings Keystone and then rolled into Kennedy’s northbound vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Dodge
Third Street
Don Kennedy
Fifth Street
Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Hennings
Keystone
Dodge
Court House News: Trio Involved in Fatal Coe College Crash
Joe Peal, 34, pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and received three months in county jail after a 1:30 am arrest following a collision at Third avenue and Second street SW. Don ald Kroll, 24, of Chicago, and George Novy, 19, of Berwyn, U1, were in Krolls car. Novy died later that night when the vehicle left the road near Wyoming while returning home for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Peal
Third Street
C. J. Haas
G. K .Thompson
Peal
Donald Kroll
Chicago
Coe College
Third Avenue
Second Street
George Novy
Berwyn
Coe
Kroll
Wyoming
Pleads Not Guilty To Forging Bank Loan Note
Lloyd Watson 18 of 1827 Hamilton St SW pled not guilty before Judge C J Haas to forging a note for a 265 loan at Peoples Savings Bank using the name Charles H Watson. He did not post a 2000 bond. Police made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Savings Bank
Charles H Watson
Lloyd Watson
Hamilton Street
C. J. Haas
Defendants Dismiss Supreme Court Appeal Over 1935 Clark Judgment
The defendants Arthur H. Lahman and Gail E. Lahman have dismissed their Supreme Court appeal from Judge A. B. Clark's May 29 1935 finding in a United State Bank case. The suit sought possession of Cedar Rapids real estate with defendants claiming lease rights. Sheriff Jim Smith’s officer Tuesday investigated theft of a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
A. B. Clark
United State Bank
Ed Lundquist
Clark
Cedar Rapids
Arthur H. Lahman
Gail E. Lahman
Junk buyers blamed for farm yard battery theft
Norman Everett Foster seeks district court relief to modify a Sept. 30 divorce decree and obtain custody of three children while ending weekly child support payments to Bernita Mae Foster. Judge Haas schedules a Jan. 10 hearing. Iva J Wells seeks divorce from Charles Wells on cruel treatment grounds. their marriage began January 18 1923 at Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Everett Foster
Bernita Mae Foster
C. J. Haasset
Iva J. Wells
Charles Wells
Rock Island
Scout Eagle Gold Palm At Court Of Honor At Church
One Scout will receive the Eagle gold palm award and five will be made Life Scouts at the monthly Boy Scout court of honor at 7 30 p.m. Thursday at the First Congregational church. The senior patrol of Troop 6 hosts the ceremony with John J Locher in charge of procedure. William E McFann is the Eagle gold palm recipient. Frank Ehrenberger may receive the civic award and Anthony Pusateri and Tom Neenan are named assistant scoutmasters. Veterans awards go to Arthur Nye H R Langridge and Charles L Gunn for ten five year terms. Other scouts listed include Life Scouts Blake St Clair Warren Barclay James Ensign Dale Newport Kenneth Hubbard Bob Sheets and Douglas Slite. Star Scouts Warren Barclay James Ensign Dale Newport Kenneth Hubbard Bob Sheets Douglas Slite. First class George Malley Paul Morrissey Bill McConnell James Baba Richard Whitney Darold Smith James Davenport Jack Lorence. Second class Calvin Gross Lee Bailey Owen Rubins Jack Hoffman Robert Bain Lloyd Bushman George Baba Oliver Swab Don ald Bys Billy Birkicht Richard Norton Robert Zicke David Linge Ira Jackson Donald Richard Hook Powell Smith Earl Sweet receive merit badges and civic service life star first class and second class awards with Rollo S Pickford Lee Beardsley C S Woodward N J Markey Rev William Jacobs L Owen Tisdale. A warrior reunion for scouts who attended camp three or more years will be held at 7 15 p.m. Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
John J Locher
William E. McFann
Frank Ehrenberger
Anthony Pusateri
Tom Neenan
Arthur Nye
H R. Langridge
Charles L. Gunn
Blake St Clair
Billy Orton
Jack Carstens
Ben Siver
Dean Nemecek
Warren Barclay
James Ensign
Dale Newport
Kenneth Hubbard
Bob Sheets
Douglas Slite
George Malley
Paul Morrissey
Bill McConnell
James Baba
Richard Whitney
Darold Smith
James Davenport
Jack Lorence
Calvin Gross
Lee Bailey
Owen Rubins
Jack Hoffman
Robert Bain
Lloyd Bushman
George Baba
Oliver Swab
Donald Bys
Billy Birkicht
Richard Norton
Robert Zicke
David Linge
Ira Jackson Donald
Richard Hook
Powell Smith
Earl Sweet
Rollo S Pickford
Lee Beardsley
C. S. Woodward
N J. Markey
William Jacobs
L. Owen Tisdale
Chamber of Commerce
Coroner Urges Safety Measures At Canopus Club
County coroner Dr. B L Knight, whose JAMA conclusions were featured, spoke at the Roosevelt hotel noon meeting urging auto safety upgrades. He argued speed and drunken driving are not sole causes, and recommended round-the-car bumpers, better cab body angles, and white identification marks for night visibility to reduce traffic deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Knight
Journal of the American Medical Association
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Knight
Materilly
Woodring Baby Dies at Birth in Washington
Secretary of War and Mrs Harry H. Woodring announce the death of their fourth child, a boy, at Walter Reed hospital. Mrs Woodring, formerly Helen Coolidge of Fitchburg Massachusetts, was reported to be doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry H. Woodring
Walter Reed Hospital
Walker Rites Held for Cedar Rapids Woman
Mrs Aseneth De Ette Walker 86 widow of William R Walker of 1640 A avenue NE Cedar Rapids died at 8 30 am Christmas Day in a local hospital She born Lyons Ja July 9 1853 lived in Cedar Rapids 26 years Survived by two sons George A and Charles Walker a daughter Jessie C Walker in Washington DC three grandchildren Thelma Bemis Raymond Stuff and Robert A Walker a great grandchild one brother Henry J Seymour of Hinton two sisters Mrs Lara Draper and Miss Cynthia Seymour of Chicago Funeral services 10 am Thursday Beatty chapel conducted by a reader of the First Church of Christ Scientist burial Sabula family lot Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aseneth de Ette Walker
Avenue NE
William R. Walker
Lyons
Cedar Rapids
George A
Charles Walker
Jessie C Walker
Washington, D. C
Thelma Bemis
Raymond Stuff
Robert A. Walker
Henry J Seymour
Hinton
Lara Draper
Cynthia Seymour
Chicago
Beatty Chapel
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Sabula
Funeral services for Mrs Caro line J. Clark
Funeral services for Mrs Caro line J. Clark widow of George Clark who died at her son Martin G. Clark's home in Palo after a brief illness will be held at the Palo church at 2 p.m. Wednesday led by Revs Mr and Mrs Arnold of Palo Burial will be in Palo cemetery Friends may call at Turner chapel Tuesday evening and at the Palo home from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline J. Clark
George Clark
Martin G. Clark
Palo
Arnold
Turner Chapel
Death Notices: Mrs Sarah Page 85 Mourned in Hugo
Word arrived of the Sunday death of Mrs Sarah Page 85 at her daughter Mrs O M Neal in Hugo Cole She had lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Colorado Survived by daughter Mrs M B McCormick and granddaughter Mrs Milo Spinler both of 1700 Second St SW Funeral services scheduled for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Page
O. M Neal
Hugo
Cole
Page
Cedar Rapids
Colorado
M B McCormick
Second Street
Milo Spinler
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Clark in Moon chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Clark of 3134 First Avenue East will be held at 11 am Wednesday in the Moon chapel. The Rev E Winslow Brown will officiate. Friends may attend. She died at the home of her son in Estherville on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
First Avenue E
Estherville
Moon Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
Private funeral services for Mrs Jennie DeLong
Mrs Jennie DeLong who died at her daughter Mrs Glenn Thomas home 2024 E avenue NE Sunday will have private services here at 11 a.m. Wednesday and the body will be taken to Vinton for graveside services at Evergreen cemetery at 8 p.m. Wednesday Friends may call at Moen chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie DeLong
Glenn Thomas
E Avenue NE
Vinton
Evergreen Cemetery
Moen Chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Stritesky in Brush chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Stritesky of Swisher who died in a local hospital on Christmas day will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m in the Brush chapel conducted by the Rev Ludvik Burian. Burial will be in the Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the residence or chapel prior to services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stritesky
Swisher
Brush Chapel
Ludvik Burian
Bohemian National Cemetery
William H Hyatt Dies in Seattle After Cedar Rapids Years
William H Hyatt former barber from Cedar Rapids and Marion died at his Seattle home on Christmas day. He left the area over 25 years ago and is survived by his wife and a daughter. Word of his death came to his sister in law Mrs. L. E. Blessing of 215 Fifteenth Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Hyatt
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Seattle
Wash
L. E. Blessing
Fifteenth Street
Bartow Beer Permit Held From Wife in City Action
Mrs Elsie Bartow who bought her husband William E Bartow s tavern at 615 E avenue NW seeks to use his class B beer permit but learns it cannot be granted until he surrenders it to the council. Bartow is away. she cannot sell beer. Council grants her a cigarette permit along with Edison pharmacy and John Lazos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bartow
William E Bartow
E Avenue
Bartow
Edison Pharmacy
Third Avenue SE
John Lazos
First Avenue
Coney Island
First Avenue E
Lookingbill Seeks Senate Seat in Boone Story District
Des Moines AP report notes C Lookingbill of Nevada Iowa ran as Republican for the senatorial seat representing Boone and Story counties, currently held by L Doran. Standing for the Forty-fifth Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Iowa assemblies, he failed to secure party papers for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
C. Lookingbill
Nevada
Relican
Story County
Iowa
Boone Story County
L. Doran
Boone Republican
Dance Nightly Across Town with Local Orchestras
A fragmented flyer lists nightly dances and amusements at various Iowa venues including Green Lantern, Top Hat, and Hallwood Cafe. It mentions Beers and dancing, Christmas and New Year greetings, and several orchestras such as Clyde Bysom, Stan Stanley, and Guy Glark with Isis Orchestra. The notice also includes beauty shops, repair services, and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Bysom
Abrams New Green Lantern
Guy Glark
Isis
American Tegion Hall
Airstown
Iowa
Stan Stanley
Jackson
Magnus Stables
Elmeray and
Melody Boys
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Justice Churchill Dee
Donovan Tharp
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids Coin Club
Charles D Huston
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
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Fifth Avenue SE
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Tryon
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Court House News
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Jack Katz
Binmonds
1St St
The
the Gazette
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Foo Reink
MAY
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Kresge’s
Hall
Re. Briggs-Siratton
Rapid Specialty Co
S.P.S
Fotocraft
California
National Cleaners
Hallwood Cafe
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Eweraer
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
Dial
Beauty School
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Ean Sanaeek
Clara Crowe
Kresgen
Furna Novak Eating Co
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