Livestock Prices Steady Below Week Ago Across Markets
Livestock prices held steady or slipped versus last week with heavier hogs and fat lambs showing relative strength. UPI AP reports from Chicago, Omaha, St Paul and Des Moines show hogs at top quotes near 11.60 to 12.25 with mixed cattle, sheep, and calf movements and nationwide receipts totaling in the hundreds.
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Chicago
UPI
OMAHA _LIVESTOCK
Omaha
API
Dent Agriculture
ST Paul
South ST Paul
Minn
Dept Agriculture
France
Iowa
Des Moines
IU S. Dept
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Markets report mixed receipts and prices in Chicago with butter creamery scores around the 90s and various percentages noted for local and car lots. Arrivals and shipments are recorded with on track movement and overall supply levels described as modest to moderate across items including crates and dairy products.
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Chicago
Hicago
Easyi Creamery
Commodity Prices for Idaho and Midwest Potatoes and Dairy
Light demand moderates while stocks stay steady with Idaho russets and Burbanks priced from 2.90 to 3.10 per unit. Bliss Triumphs dominate Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Minnesota North Dakota and Wisconsin markets with varied bids. New stock is moderate. Florida Bliss Triumphs supplies and price signals show creamery butter and egg storage standards for January to March.
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Idaho
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Florida
Bliss
Local Hog and Cattle Prices Rise in Nickel Advange
Prices for all hog grades rose five cents with top long-haul hogs at 11.10. Circuit of hogs ranges from 9.60 to 10.90 per hundredweight across weights. cattle prices show choice to prime steers around 119 to 135.25, yearling cattle 9.25 to 13.25, with various other cuts and sheep values listed.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Cedar Rapids Grain and Poultry Prices and Market Notes
Grain bids list Wheat No 1 115. No 2 112. Oats New white No 2 55c. No 3 52c. Rye No 2 48c. Barley No 3 35c. Corn No 2 yellow 52c. Beans No 2 yellow 168. Hay Straw bale prices. Poultry markets with various prices for springs hens leghorns ducks geese. Eggs prices hens 28c No 1 25c pullets 20c. Wholesale fruits vegetables with multiple regional prices including Colorado celery 4 75 lemons 7 50 oranges 3 50 4 75 and apples etc. Leather hides and pelts prices listed for several grades. Market note ends with reference to pony and engine half sorter.
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Texas
Bond Markets Slip Slightly On Saturday Trade
New York bond market eased a touch with fractional losses across most groups toward session end. Government issues stayed steady while corporates pared holdings with Studebaker 6s Western Union 5s International Telephone 5s Illinois Central 4245 and North Western 4945 among others. Foregn issues mixed as traders weighed war prospects and weekend safety concerns.
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New York
Studebaker
Western Union
International Telephone
Illnois Central
North Western
Dow Jones Averages and Stock Totals Report
Market data shows opening, high, low, and closing figures for the Dow Jones components and sector categories. Industrials, rails, and utilities list mixed gains and declines with midday transaction counts and bond notes.
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DOW Jones
Rails
Util
Ees
Boxing Roundup From Cities Weighs In On Points
In a series of city bouts, Ray Robi-141% defeats Fritzie fivles v8 in New York. Booker Beckwith lands a 171 victory over Joe Maxin in Gary Indiana. Gus T Dorazio wins 19% against Jimmy Gardner in Lawnside New Jersey. Aldo Spold beats Leo Sulmaine in Worcester Mass. Johnny Forte 12314 wins over Dom Fiantini in Philadelphia Reading Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
New York
Ray Robi
N York
Fritzie Fivles
Puckeee
Chicago
Booker Beckwith
Gary
Ind
Joe Maxin
Cleveland
Camden WN
Gus T Dorazio
Philadelphia
Jimmy Gardner
Lawnside
N. J
Worcester
Mass
Aldo Spold
Leo Sulmaine
Johnny Forte
Dom Fiantini
Itsi
Reading
Irregular Stock Movements In Light Trading On Saturday
In New York stocks moved unevenly amid light volume with steel steady and motors dipping. Oils mercantile and amusement issues were narrowly irregular while chemicals faced weakness on tax fears. Notable moves included Associated Dry Goods on dividend news and Mueller Brass hitting a year high on strong earnings. several preferreds and utilities also showed modest gains.
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New York
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Dow Chemical
Union Carbide
A. Hanna
Commercial Credit
Jones and Laughlin
McKesson and Robbins
Virginia Carolina Chemical
Yellow Truck
Pullman
Award to Newsman Honors Walter M Dear
The Poor Richard club awarded the gold medal for 1942 to Walter M Dear president of the American newspaper publishers association in tribute to American journalism in a Philadelphia ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Poor Richard
Walter M. Dear
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Grain futures steady on routine weekend trading
Chicago wheat finished unchanged while corn and oats rose modestly as traders awaited price control developments and government stock moves. Soybeans slipped under pressure from commission house selling even as a soft demand held prices near prior closes. Trading volume was unusually light across U S markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Commission House
U. S
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Market Wheat and Grain Prices Report
Winnipeg Market shows wheat futures with May and July quotes amid mixed cash grain results. Chicago cash prices list no sales for wheat, with corn oats barley and soybeans provided in bid ranges and field seed nominal values for timothy, alsike, red clover, and sweet clover.
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Chicago
Grinde Transferred From Cedar Rapids to Des Moines Office
John C. Grinde, deputy collector of internal revenue, moves from the Cedar Rapids office to the Des Moines field office. He will report Monday. No successor has been appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Grinde
Internal Revenue
Cedar Rapids
Collector of Internal Revenue
Department
Des Moines
Grinde
City Briefs Irene Jayne Recovering After Operation
Irene Jayne of 1021 Sixteenth Street NE is recovering after a major operation at Mercy Hospital.
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Irene Jayne
Sixteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Lieutenant George H. Anderson promoted to captain in medical corps
Lieut. George H. Anderson son of Kathryn Anderson of 843 Third avenue SE has been promoted to captain in the medical corps. He has been stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky for the last year and the news was learned on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Anderson
Kathryn Anderson
Third Avenue SE
Fort Knox
Crusader rally and talks planned in Tipton and Cedar Rapids
Dr and Mrs Howard P Court ney and Rev and Mrs Grover Owens from the Great Lakes district will attend a Crusader rally at Tipton Foursquare church this Saturday. The Courtneys will speak at the Cedar Rapids Foursquare tabernacle on Sunday at 11 am and 7 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Courtney
Great Lakes
Foursquare Gospel Churches
Grover Owens
Tipton
Couple Returns Home After Ottumwa Crash Injuries
Mr and Mrs Jack Martin of 402 Second Street SW came home Friday night from Ottumwa where they were confined in a hospital since December 25 after an auto wreck eight miles north of Ottumwa. Mr Martin had fractured ribs and pneumonia while Mrs Martin had bruises and shock. They visited Mrs Martins father in Trenton Missouri for Christmas. Their pet bulldog was killed in the crash.
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Jack Martin
Second Street
Ottumwa
Martin
Deaths in Solon and Cedar Rapids area obituaries and moves
Funeral services for Francis Bernard Reuter 36 of near Solon killed at Aurora when struck by a swinging crane at a new building will be held at St Marys Solon at 9 a.m. Monday. Burial in the church cemetery. Dr Alice I Ross funerals in Whittier hall at 2 p.m. Sunday. In Independence attorney Harry Wilmarth resigns from John B Kramer firm and joins Grimm Elliott Shuttleworth Ingersoll Cedar Rapids. Wilmarth came from Ft Dodge to Independence about a year ago. He led local credit bureau and served as Independence Chamber of Commerce secretary.
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Solon
Francis Bernard Reuter
Aurora
St. Mary's Church
M. J. Diamond
Brosh Funeral Home
Father Diamond
Near
R. W. Reuter
Adolph Kucera
Louis J. Kral
Anthony Zenisek
Waterloo
Lucille
Joan
Walter Davis
Des Moines
Nicholas
Morse
Charles R
Joseph
Walker
Eugene
Lawrence
Near Solon
Knights of Columbus
The
Bricklayers’ Union
Whittier
Alice I. Ross
Independence
Harry Wilmarth
John B. Kramer
Grimm, Elliott, Shuttleworth and Ingersoll
Cedar Rapids
Wilmarth
Ft. Dodge
Kramer
Independence Chamber of Commerce
Trojan Lodge Patmos Commandery Install New Officers
Trojan lodge No. 548 and Patmos Commandery No. 27 held joint installations in the Masonic temple Friday night. Officers for Trojan lodge included W. W. Lary as worshipful master and J. Lewis Papes as senior warden. Commandery officers listed include A. R. McElwain as commander and W. R. Barber as generalissimo. A cornet trio performed with June De Wees and Harry Easterday providing music during social hours.
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Trojan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Patmos
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
L. Papes
Richard Schrimper
Lois Frederick
Calvin Robison
W. W. Lary
J. Lewis Papes
Z. N. Lundy
L. C Dow
Dayton R. Lininger
D. D Cory
R. C. McCalley
Elmer Neff
Delbert Neff
C. V R. de Jong
Tyler
W. E Wilber
E M_ Seevell
Sentinel
W. C. Dobbs
Paul £. Rose
S. O. Stamy
E. O. Stamy
Literary Club and community notices mix in Marion
The Excelsior Agricultural and Literary club met at the Drakes with a noon picnic and a reading. Members and guests attended dances, Red Cross fund drives, and sewi ng plans. other items include notices of ill health, missing hub caps, and defense council requests for paper drives.
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Excelsior Agricultural and Literary Club
Irving Drake
Harry Hammond
Ralph Hoskins
K. O. Knudsen
Lewis Weis
Bernard Tudeen
Hitler
Guy Martin
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Mrs Barber Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Jennie Siebers Barber 73 prominent in Marion church and social circles died Saturday at 8 10 a m at 525 Tenth street after a long illness Born August 6 1868 in Milwaukee she was married January 2 1894 to William R Barber They lived in Marion over 30 years Survivors include her husband a son LeRoy S Barber of Cedar Rapids a daughter Mrs D W Conwell of Halstead Kansas two grandchildren a sister Mrs Flora Kraemer Milwaukee and four brothers Arthur Harry Clarence and Oscar Siebers Funeral services will be Monday at 2 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev J Franklin Parsons Conducting Burial Cedar Memorial Cemetery The Fidelis circle met at Red Cross sewing room and served luncheon to 18 at noon
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Jennie Siebers Barber
Marion
Tenth Street
Milwaukee
Harry
Caroline Beckman Siebers
Wiliam R. Barber
Emma Kendall
Women's Association of the Church
Church Flower Committee
Lorraine Circle
O O. P. Club
Milwaukee Woman's Club
LeRoy S. Barber
Cedar Rapids
D. W. Conwell
Halstead
Kan
Flora Kraemer
Arthur Siebers
Clarence
Oscar Siebers
West Allis
Wis
Yocom Chapel
J Franklin Parsons
Congregational Church
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Marion area churches schedule Sunday services and programs
Multiple local congregations list worship times Bible school and youth events. Baptist St Joseph Catholic Christian Congregational Free Methodist Methodist Presbyterian share service times and sermon topics for Sunday and midweek activities.
Local church notes and schedules for midweek activities
The column lists church groups and meeting times across multiple congregations. Senior Christian Endeavor led by Bea trice Lala at 6:30 p.m. in the kindergarten room. Ladies Spiritual Life meets Wednesday 10 to 10 30 a.m. at Mrs Harley W Erwin home 864 Twelfth Street. Midweek prayer at Mr and Mrs C Merle Robison home Wednesday 7 30 p.m. St Pauls Lutheran sermon Jesus Revealed His Glory at a Marriage and Thereby Honored That Estate. Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath services on Sixth Street at Ninth Avenue with Sabbath school Saturday 10:30 a.m. preaching 11:30. Prairie Chapel Led by Rev J B Clyde Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning worship 11 a.m. Ep worth league 7 30.
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Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
Christian Education Advance
Church
Christian Endeavor
Christian Home
Venard McLaughlin
Tower Parlor
W. H. Ray
Henke
C. V. R. de Jong
Jesus
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Link-Belt Speeder Workers To Vote On Union Choice
NLRB regional director Robert Rissman ordered an election for January 22 at Link-Belt Speeder in Cedar Rapids to decide representation. Employees will vote secretly on AFL Local 831 International Association of Machinists or Independent Allied Workers of Cedar Rapids or neither. Polls open 230 to 430 pm and 8 to 930 pm in the paint shop near 1201 Sixth Street SW.
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NLRB
Minneapolis
Robert Rissman
Link-Belt Speeder Corporation
Cedar Rapids
International Association of Machinists
AFL
Independent
Allied Workers of Cedar Rapids
Sixth Street
Nelson Forget to Ask Salary in New Post
Nelson resigns as Sears Roebuck executive vice president after taking on chairmanship of the war production board. He says he forgot to ask about salary and expects roughly ten thousand dollars yearly in the new role, while White House officials estimate about ten thousand.
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Washington
Donald M. Nelson
New War Production Board
Roosevelt
Sears Roebuck
Nelson
White House
Four Stars Left In Miami Tennis Meet
In the University of Miami invitational, top-ranked players advanced to the semifinals. Gardnar Mulloy of Miami faces Francisco Seguar of Ecuador, while Wayne Sabin of Portland meets Jack Kramer of Oakland after Seguar upset Billy Talbert 7 5 6 1. Mulloy defeated Dick McKee 6 0 6 1.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Gardnar Mulloy
Francisco Seguar
Ecuador
Wayne Sabin
Portland
Ore
Jack Kramer
Oakland
Calif
Billy Talbert
Cincinnati
Seguar
Mulloy
Dick McKee
Miami Beach
Lewiston Versus Walla Walla Picked For Uncertain Start
Lewiston high school hosts Walla Walla in a home and home basketball series with the first game left unclear by coaches. Both gyms were crowded as fans anticipated the matchup while organizers debate where the opener should be played.
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Lewiston
Simpson Five Wins in Iowa Conference Clash
Simpson defeated Parsons 66 to 45 as Ed Sieklocha scored 18 points in the Iowa conference game at Indianola. It marked Simpson's second win in three league outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Simpson
Ed Sieklocha
Parsons
Iowa
Mass Slayings Take 11 Lives In 36 Hours
In Pierce County two mass slayings unfold within 36 hours. Thomas Seipel, 33, killed his wife Lucille 30 and five children at a Plum City farm before shooting himself. James Cimisek, 21, confessed stabbing Mrs Petan and three children, then set fire to the home. Police outline details and charges.
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Ellsworth
Wis
Plum City
Pierce County
Thomas Seipel
Lucille
James C. Cimisek
Arthur Petan
Charles Tierney
St Paul, Minn
Seipel
Tierney
Gwen Dorothy
Eldon Gilles
Scipels
Atty
Theodore A. Waller
Gilles
Joan
Cleo
Jean
Gary
Cimisek
Petan
Waller
Ed Bjornson
Spring Valley
Plan Double Funeral For Welton Residents
Mr and Mrs William M Hoedt of Welton died within an hour of each other on Friday morning In Clinton Church records Ella Mae Fuller born December 25 1880 Adrian Michigan married to William M Hoedt in 1901 She belonged to St Johns Episcopal Church Clinton and Methodist Ladies society Welton Survivors include two sisters Davenport and Clinton Hoedt a director and vice president of DeWitt First National Bank died of a heart attack after returning from hospital Bodies at N F McGinnis funeral home services set for 1 30 pm Monday Burial Elmwood Cemetery.
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Dewitt
William M. Hoedt
Welton
Elmwood Cemetery
Lost and found notices from the Gazette transcripts
A mixed set of lost and found notices and ads: a purse containing Pauline Huston’s identification missing money, a springer spaniel named Trixy with a reward offer from Wilson school district, a bay horse weighing 1600 pounds listed with a contact, a brown zipper coin purse with bills and a silver coin, and various local business ads for jewelry, car service, quilting, feather mattresses, and printing. contact numbers provided for recovery and services.
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Pauline Huston
Gazette
Springer Spaniel
Trixy
Wilson
Bay Horse
Newhall
Charles Grovert
Ees Grovet
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U. S. Dept. Agriculturer
Sioux City
U_ S
Dept Agricultures
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Davenport
la Cross
Prairie Pitt Chien
Os McGregor
Dubuane
Clinton
Prid
Davenpor
Rise
Cairo Eetereces Ee Epeecsas
Pall
Emphia
Lamson Bros. and Co
Nickel
Advange
Springs
Aide
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
Alaska
Juneau
Zsin Allied Chem
Johns ‘Manville
Susy Allied Stores
Kennecott
AMS Chalmers
Kresee Dy Ami
Kroger
Nyee Amn
Alchy Lehis G. Myers
Thy Amn Ann
Amin Intr Corp
Lockhee
Amn
Locws Inc
Marnc
Bo Read Lortilard
Mekesson i
Martin G
Amn Roll Mills
Mathiesen Alkau
Ami
Ana Ati
Stee
Fdys
Mont Ward Murray Corp
Mo Tel & ‘Lel
Nash-Kely Amn
Natl Bellas riGaary Amn
Wat Works
Natl Biscuit
Gal Dairy Prk
Natl
Aty Armour & Co
Armstron
Cork
Atchisons F
Nor Pac RR Stads Atlantic Rtg Oas Aka Morth Amn
I Aviation. Corp ‘A Nor Amu
Adlyiwin Locoli
Otis
Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall
Paramount Bath
Ark
Utah
Pen & Ford
Bendix
Penns
Beth Steel
Penney J
Boeing Airp
Pepsicola
Bohn
Phillsbury
Warner
Bridgeport
Proctor Gamble
Budd Mfan's
Burrourghs
Pullman Co
Cal & Hecla
Pure Oil Camp Wyant
Can Canada Dry Pac
Radio Corp
Caterpillar Joly
Stude Aker
Tex
Gulf S. Bay
Gen Motors
al Gas Imp
Baz
Gimbel Bros Gillette
Grossom
En Atsu
Ind. Ale
FY Goodrich
Pine
Gooralyear Bre
Rubberary
Graham Cunlee
Steel
Consor
Walworth
Warner Bros
Greyhound Wes
Union
Hecker Prodsayes
Westehouse AB
Hiram Walker Ahi V.estahouse el
Howe
Soun
Ils Central
Willys Ovid
Wilcox
Wilson # Co
Hydro
Weelworth
Youngston
Armour. & Co
Libby McNeil
Borg Warner Ai
Norwest Bannsicago_ Corp
Edison
Quaker O Pr
Swift & Co
Swift
Newsman
J.C. Grinde
City Briefs
Jack Martins
Marion News Gazette
Proness
Patmos Commandery
Uncle Elmer
WHO
Marion Fish and Game Club
Memorial Hall
Ray Beckman
Robert P. Burns
Tuckabache
F F Blackford
Charles Harlan
Red Cross
Jack Bowdish
Robert Garrison
Eleventh Street
Mr. Garrison
Paul Garrison
Lois and
Lynn
Peoria, Ill
Jack Lisk
South Tenth Street
Carl Michel
Howard Caldwell
Muriel Reichert
Caesar E. Masini
Mrs. J. J. Keith
Melvin Dobbs
Salathiel Pearson
William Carl Oakley
Norman Wells
Fort Des Moines
Carl J. Kassler
Owen
Red Cross Unit No. 3
Will Ryan
E. A. Lagerquist
A. G. Anderson
H. W. Leffingwell
Marion Defense Council
Marion Chamber of Commerce
Council
Bonnie Carey
Iowa City
Kenneth E. Cornell
Virginia Jackson
Fidelis Circle
Glenn Hempy
Harley Ives
Walter Webster
E . Frederick
Marion Churches
By Galbraith
Rds
Jonal
Probasco Jewelers
Ind . Ave
Vincent's Jewelry
3Rd Street
Andrew
1St St
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
H._K. Schaefer
Kreste
WELCH
Vogel
Harold Lear
Duffy's
3Rd St
Sands Printing CO
2Nd St. NE
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