Weekend cattle and hog price roundup in Chicago and Midwest
Market news shows hogs rising ten cents with limited Saturday supply of 10 000 salable head and 2 500 direct to packers. Cattle listings steady with moderate numbers. beef and veal prices varied across regions including South St Paul and Sioux City. Estimated receipts and bids feature multiple weights and class notes as traders eye week end adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ann
IRS
Menium
ART Cas Lad
INS
Horsheen
Kansas City
St. Jorenh
Stoun City
Livestock Prices and Receipts From Omaha and Austin Markets
Salable receipts in Omaha reached 4,000 with marked activity and higher bids on cattle and hogs. Fat lambs held at $10 to $10.25, with best lots above $10.25, while feeder lambs ranged near $9 to $9.50. Hog prices across the Austin market showed 140 to 170 pound barrows and gilts around $5.60 to $6.75, with heavier 240 to 500 pound categories easing near $6.00 to $6.60. Continuous cattle and sheep trade noted, with calves and canners priced lower in places.
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Chicago
Iapii
South Dakota
Wittle
Associated Press
Ottumwa
SG Anwa
Waterloo
Hors Steady
Mason City
OWA
Des Moines
INSI
U S. Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
Sons
South ST. Paul
Minn
Cory
Sioux City
Dept Agriculture
Omaha
Strone
Rarly Sales Cood
Dotec Fed
Austin
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Report Prices
Cedar Rapids prices for grain and poultry list No. 1 73c wheat No. 2 36c rye 54c barley 45c corn shelled yellow 53c soybeans 52c. Straw and bale prices 12.00 and 8.00. Poultry and hides prices shown with hens 13c and 9c for small fowl, beef cattle and horses priced, fruits and vegetables including lemons 5.78 oranges 3.00 3.25 grapefruit 0.10, celery 3.50, lettuce 0.30, onions 1.45 to 1.60, cabbage 3.75, potatoes 1.04 to 1.70. Hides and calf hides quoted, horses valued at 4.50 and 4.00, ponies and other stock noted.
Bond Markets Endweek Slide Widen on Far East Fears
New York bond prices fell Friday with many corporate issues down two points or more as investors fretted over Far East events and possible spring crisis abroad. Foreign loans showed broad weakness. some United States Treasuries also declined amid cautious trading.
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New York
Far East
New South Wales
Great Consolidated Electric Power of
Japan
Tokio Electric Light
US Treasury
Axis
Foreign Power 55
International Telephone
Winds Central
Pennsylvania General
Stock Leaders On Downgrade
New York AP reports the stock market faltered Friday with leaders slipping and blue chips down several points. Transfers rose to about 800000 shares, marking the largest turnover since early January as prices closed near their lows. Prominent losers included U S Steel Bethlehem American Telephone Kennecott American Smelting Douglas Aircraft International Harvester Westinghouse American Can du Pont Eastman Kodak and J C Penney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
American Telephone
Kennecott
American Smelting
Douglas Aircraft
International Harvester
Westinghouse
American Can
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
J. C. Penney
Wool Market Keeps Steady Amid Tight Demand
The U S agriculture department reported Boston up market for finer crades of South American Australian and South African wools Friday with limited activity in greasy shorn domestic wools and salts. Quotations on most lines of croded domestic wools were steady despite brisk demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S. Agriculture Department
Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Dairy Quota Report
Wisconsin cheese auction notes from Plymouth list February 10 to 15 quotas. Dairies quoted for Daisies brick horns and cheddars with cents per pound. Farmers call board shows Daisies horns cheddars prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Call Board
Wheat holds firm through session as soybeans slide
Chicago grain markets show wheat steady for much of trading after an initial dip, with a late soybean drop around two cents. Corn weakens then recovers. oats, rye mixed. Receipts include 9 wheat cars and 119 corn cars. Provisions and cash bids listed. Winnipeg wheat futures included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Commission House
Omutset
Markets show steady to firm tone across Chicago poultry and eggs
Chicago markets report steady to firm livestock and produce receipts with 31 trucks of poultry and 18888 cases of eggs noted. Butter and cheese prices move little while potato shipments and Idaho russet markets hold firm amid moderate demand. New York area figures show mixed butter, cheese, and egg pricing, with overall slight softness in certain dairy grades.
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Chicago
Wotiwalie
Red River Gate
Chris Ane Biss
Aehie
Wisconsin
Green Mountains
Nebraska Bliss
New York
Sedlacek urges reasoning as soldiers obey
Major Leo B. Sedlacek of Iowa's 136th medical regiment tells High Twelve at the Roosevelt hotel that the United States is building a democratic army. He says officers must pass reasons for orders to soldiers, contrasts with past orders, notes a 44 hour week and morale officers to improve training, and cites health benefits from the draft program. Other speakers include Abraham Lincoln and John Ramsey. May refer to Rives as Railway Conductor editor.
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Leo B. Sedlacek
136Th Medical Regiment
Iowa National Guard
United States
Sedlacek
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Sedilacek
Abraham Lincoln
John Rives
Jasper Ramsey
Rives
Ramsey
Lincoln
New Salem
Springfield
Gettysburg
Funeral services for Anton S Nilsson held in Turner chapel
Funeral services for World War II veteran Anton S Nilsson will be at 2 pm Saturday in Turner chapel, conducted by Rex F J Carl son Crescent lodge No 25 AF and AM. Burial at Cedar Memorial park cemetery with Hanford post American Legion handling military rites. Master Masons to meet Crescent lodge at Masonic hall at 1:30 pm Saturday to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton S Nilsson
Turner Chapel
Pam
Rex
F. J. Carlson
Crescent Lodge No
O. M
Cedar Memorial Park
Hanford Post
American Legion
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
Funeral services for George W Hensley
George W Hensley 1001 Daniels Street NE died in a Joerdl hospital Wednesday. Funeral services will be at Turner chapel at 3:30 pm Saturday with Rev. August Cramer in charge. Burial will be in Campbell Cemetery eight miles east of Cedar Rapids on Highway No 30. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Hensley
Daniels Street
Joerdl Hospital
Turner Chapel
Rey
August Cramer
Campbell Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs Wilma Armstrong
Funeral services for Mrs. Wilma Armstrong at Moon chapel at 2 pm Saturday will be conducted by Rev. Frank Ward. She died in University hospital in down City Tuesday might. Survived by husband Jesse infant son Jedi Elwin mother Mae Ralston father John Frazier and three brothers Ray George John Frazier all of Cedar Rapids. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Armstrong
Sixth — Street
University Hospital
Down City
Moon Chapel
Frank Ward
Jesse
Jedi Elwin
Mothe
Mae Ralston
John Frazier
Ray
George
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Mrs Ernes tine W Wirstlin
Funeral services for Mrs Ernes tine W Wirstlin of 217 Sisb street NE, who died in a local hospital at 2:30 am Thursday, will be held at Moon chapel at 1:30 pm Sunday conducted by Rev. Mark Jo Steege. Burial will be in St Stephens Cemetery at Atkins. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine W Wirstlin
Sisb Street
Moon Chapel
Mark Jo Steege Barnl
St Stephens
Atkins
Youth Burned In Kitchen Blast Ends Safe
Young 14 year old Fwk Wiggins suffered second and third degree burns after a gallon antifreeze exploded in a kitchen at 890 Thirteenth Street. His brother Melward restrained flames with an overcoat and rug, saving him from worse harm. Edward assisted, both were treated for burns, and the fire was extinguished with minimal house damage. Local responders noted the can was near full, reducing blast force.
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Fwk
Wiggins
Prank Higgins
Thirteenth Street
Melward
Coe College
Dak
Edward
Jack
Don Terrence Thigpins
Funeral Notices for Doner Family in Wisconsin and Indiana
Mere WP Usher of 1226 Furst Avenue Wall Teave travels to Beloit Wisconsin Saturday to attend her brother Benton Doner’s funeral, age 79, who died Thursday. Benton Doner was born at Fairfax. Another brother Albert Doner died in Indiana on February 5, a week before Benton’s death.
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Usher
Furst Avenue
Wall Teave
Beloit
Wis
Benton Doner
Mi Doner
Fairfax
Albert Doner
Indiinnla
Act
Bunton Durer
Obituaries for Cedar Rapids Man and Topeka Woman
Mr Joseph Prochasie of Cedar Rapids died in San Diego after a brief illness. Mrs Maude Winslow, 41, of Topeka Kansas, died in hospital after an operation. She was sister to Eo Karvebeer of 702 Fifth Avenue SM and had visited here several times.
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Joseph Prochasie
Cedar Rapids
San Diego
Waveland Drive
Cabinbornye
Maude Winslow
Floyd Winslow
Topeka
Kan
Eo Karvebeer
Fifth Avenue
Samuel Palmer
Springvlle
Claire Davis
Minion
St. Luke's Hospital
Pioneer Cedar Rapids fruit grower Phillip A Wolff dies
Phillip A Wolff a Cedar Rapids resident and retired fruit grower died Friday morning at 9 after a fall near his home at 1380 I Avenue NW He would have been 84 if he lived until Saturday Born at Maquoketa he spent the last 60 years in Cedar Rapids Surviving are a sister in Black Duck Minnesota a brother Charles in California and several nieces and nephews He belonged to WT Hemon lodge and W Fland Funeral plans not set Friends may call at Turner chapel Saturday
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Phillip A Wolff
Cedar Rapids
I Avenue
Maquoketa
Black Duck
Minn
Charles
California
Hemon Lodge
Fland
Turner Chapel
Obituary for Monroe D McNelly of Cedar Rapids
Monroe D McNelly 62 of 1826 Fifth Ave SE Cedar Rapids died Thursday at 5 20 pm after a brief illness He was born October 10 1882 in Richland County Wisconsin a Richland Center High School and University of Wisconsin alumnus He married Myrtle Heckman May 12 1920 they lived in the east before returning to Cedar Rapids in 1935 He worked as a salesman for Bupiune Gas Church membership St Pauls Methodist and Wesleyan Sunday School He is survived by his wife two sons Sterling and George a brother Farrell of Los Angeles six sisters in Wisconsin Oregon and California Funeral services Sunday at 3 30 pm in Moon Chapel conducted by Rev Dr Charles J Bready Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe D. McNelly
Fifth Avenue SE
Richland County
Wis
Richland Center
University of Wisconsin
Myrtle Heckman
Cedar Rapids
Bupiune Gas Company
St Paul's
Wesleyan
Sterling
George
Farrell
Los Angeles
Jess Stoddard
Russell Jennings
Portland
Ore
Jillette Radke
Nielsville
Glenn Stoffel
Altoona
Ruby Smith
Two Guard Units To Leave Feb 23 For Camp Claiborne
Seventy nine officers and men from Cedar Rapids components of the 136th medical regiment and 34th division surgeon's office will depart Cedar Rapids Union Station at 10 50 am February 23 for Camp Claiborne Louisiana arriving February 25 after stopping to pick up Iowa City and Newton units. Train schedules for other local guard units were not announced.
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136Th Medical Regiment
34Th Division
Cedar Rapids
Camp Claiborne
Iowa City
Newton
Union Station
Futures and storage prices for butter and eggs
Market notes show futures for butter with February 28.50 and 28.75, March 28.10 and 28.15, November 28.60 and prices for eggs under a storage standards rubric with February near 36.45 and October around 18.80. Ambiguities in OCR limit full accuracy.
Local notes mix politics and social events in Marion
The Marion area reports mayor John H. Pazour will not seek reelection at the March 31 election and possible challengers are discussed. Other items include Miss Dorothy Ford's health update, a dramatic club dance at Lincoln building, Cornelian club dessert lunch, and social visits and showers. Mentions of community members, clubs, and local happenings fill the page with short notices and advertisements.
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Jumer
Seni
Maron High School
Delta Sama Delta
Marion High School
LinenIn
Dale Bebee Chadle Burm Nee Hem
Kenneth Fo Carnell
Zeila Mae Fenlon
Mildred Kindig
Bob Lai
John Miller
Duane Nolkeh
Bonne Cares
June de Wees
Barbara Fitzgerald
Mars Aline Kemble
Fileen Schenken
Marion
Virgina Jackson
Lawrence Martn
Iice
Martha Ann Young
Robert Vernon
Marlion High School
Lincoln Building
Washington Invalid Rescued By Fireman
84 year old invalid Patrick Burke of Washington, San John, narrowly escaped suffocation when a basement fire broke out Friday morning. Fireman Floyd Kerr crawled into the home to rescue him. His sister Alice, 78, escaped in her night clothes. Beth suffered shock and exposure. Home damage estimated at 1900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
San
John Burkepatrick
Floyd Kerr
Alice
Beth
Auto industry milestone: first million cars in 1916
The year 1916 marked the first time the automobile industry produced one million vehicles. This milestone reflected rapid expansion in manufacturing capacity, demand, and the growing role of cars in American life.
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Chicago Livestock
Iowa
Paul Livestock
Amson Brothers and Company
H R. Mowrey
Merchants National
Vane
Puli
E. Cohn and Sons
Ninth Avenue
Third Street
U. S
Treasury
Wall St
J EL Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaskea Juneau
Kresen
Allied Chem
Krocer G & B
Lehieh Val
Allis
Chalmers
Libbey Owens Hh
Amn
Lis & Myers
Bel
Hide & O
Carhanic Arn
Intl
Corpay
Lackhred
NCO
Loews Inc
Ant Mitracatbo
Lott Inc
Ban Amin Amn
Low Ville Cine Vila Ann Ball Malls
MeLelinnd Stirs Fita
Emolung
Itn Mekesson Bt
Amn Steei Fdys
Marshall Fld
Martin
Mathiesen
Amin Woolen
Armour & Co
Murray Carp
Bellas
Cash
Balton& Olsto
Bia Nath
Rarnsdall
Pow & L Fil
Beatrice Cray
NY Central
Hendis Ayn
Tat
Nor Pac RR
Beth Steel
North Amn Co
Nor Amn
Avyar
Boring
Airp Rohn Alumatta
Bearden Co
Mn Os Steel
Bere Warner
Philips
Pet
Pittsbeb
Proctor
Gamble &21
Celatex Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
Radin Corn
Ches
Ohio
Chrysler Motors
Rand
Rovn Tob Steel Vita Coca
Safeway ‘Pe
Colum Gas
Creait
Seaboard Oi
Congoleum Com
Sears Rochuck Gbs
Edison Ine
Sperry Corp
Curtiss Wray
Deere & Coint
Dourlas Aire
Nary du Pont
Brew Warner
Eastman Rod
Stueerbaker Stone
Webster i
Tex Corn
Tidewater Tex Gurs
Alec Pow & Ll
Ford England
Tans-Amer Freeport
T G Fox Film
Union Carbide Oath
Gen Electric
Man Pac Als
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Lines
Gillette Ss
Uni Orp
Gimbel Bros
Uni
Goebel
Uni Fruit Fly
Goodrich Nf
uni Gas _ Co
Graham Paice Goortvere Tire
Uni Gas
U S
Granite City
Rubber Greyhound
Uu & Realty
Hall Printing
S Steel
Hayes Findy
Tilram Walker Walworth
Houston
Warner Bros
Howe Sound
Wes Maryld
Hudsantis
Wilson. Co
Woolworth Oba
Johns Manville
Zenith Radio
Armour. Co
Heileman
Butler Brossore Warner Midwest Corp
Sparks
Cherry-Burl
Quaker O Pr
Quaker O Com
Chicagca Corp
Sec
Comy Edison
Enith Radmi
Mississifft
Winnipeg
DOW Jones
Hkonds
Owen
Wigh
Clue
Cvusulsu Neg Fuoereueuderse
Toesubty
Anton S. Nilsson
George W. Hensley
Cork
Nia Service, Inc
Marion News
Gailtie
Reuters
Edward G Roberson
Lloyd Nalan
Edith Miller
Are Wa] Ladd
Ira Mohn
L. B. Gouchee
Lisbon
Cashmore Bouquet
American Red Cross
Frank Newcomb
Red Cross
Nhen
S A. Crouse
Carl L. Wiley
Jack Tatliff
Rose Wright
Claude Knapp
Fdna Wood
H.C Ruse
Minnie Schenken
Robert Haupt
Chauntin
James
Pepe
Elda Mc Kemp
Rex C VR de Jong
FE Cornell
Coeel Seger
Chiff Awdrey
Dwieht
Hastings
Lester R Boettcher
Rachel Hatch
Fouth
Emerson
Gladys Jacobmeyer
Balster
Milwaukee Woman Club
K. Voocafo
Dental-Medical Fund
PTA
Earl Jefferson
John Rearden
Lane McCullough
Frederick J. Striebel
FE Ro Smuth
Florence Enster
Eva Walton
Walton Will
Andrew FP Munson
K. V. Cafe
Syls Grocery
The
Free Methodist Church
Herbert Livingston
Suh Avenue
Lloyd Smith
Linn County
Benish
Albert Postel
Mrs
Joseph Prochaska
Phillip A. Wolff
Dickey’s Foods
Ks Phc
Vies
Pillsbury's
Rolle
Chariton
Liewt Wayne Waleton
Mayor Pazour
John H. Pazour
Mar~ton
John Mullin
Chamber of Commerce
Mullin
New Orleans
P. C Lassen
Lewis Weis
Ropes Market
Clint Johnston
Robert Goodyear
Dorothy Ford
University Hospital At
Trying. Ford
Sfc
A. L. Brarngrover
Oscar Byam
Sid Cars
WE. Fatley
Milwaukee Readminsters
Donald [Stone
al Hhea Berk
Springville
Daruin Beck
Clarence
Mr Stone
Betts Lean O Kelly
Jack Mee
Keehan
Bart McKeehan
Harold Wood
John O'Kelly
Audrey Randall
South
Wall
Tierda
Anna Mae Nolisch
Claude D Knapp
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