Livestock market holds steady amid strong week in Chicago and Midwest
Chicago and regional markets showed steady prices with hogs and cattle largely firm. Receipts eased, wholesale trade favorable, demand good. hogs near Friday levels, cattle mixed with steers and yearlings steady to slightly lower. sheep higher in spots. Regional outlets in Omaha Sioux City Sioux City and other midwest markets reported similar firmness with varied gains across fat lambs and feeder cattle.
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Chicago
Tate
San
Stern
Omara Livestock
Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Acatrerins
H.eher
Sioux Cury
Sioux City
Api-L
Heeves
ST_ PAUL LIVESTOCK
South ST Paul
Minn
Calyer Sasabo
Westers
Montana
Kansas City
East St Louis
St Joseph
St Paul
Indianapolis
Sno
Buffalo
Iowa Hog Receipts Mix Across Iowa Plants
U S Department of Agriculture reports combined hog receipts at 16 concentration yards and 10 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24-hour period ended 4 am Saturday. Total 35709, up from 239900 a week earlier and 41300 previous year. General trade steady but several bids 5 cents higher. sparse undertone. Weekend loading lighter than last Monday. Berrows and silts. Food and choice, 160.
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Iowa
Des
Market weights and prices for beef and saws in 180-500 Ib ranges
Listings show price quotes per hundredweight for various weight brackets from 180 up to 500 pounds. Observed figures include 180 Ibs at 7.00, 200 Ibs around 7.58, 240 Ibs at 7.80, 270-300 Ibs near 7.60, and 400-450 Ibs around 6.55 to 6.60. Multiple decimals and odd symbols suggest OCR errors in the source.
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Towa Hog Priccs
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterlookers
Austin Hog Markdit
Austin Minn
Local hog market shows slight changes on Saturday
Market listings show varied hog prices by weight class with top hogs at 8 10 and many ranges from 140 to 500 pounds. Cattle trends include choice to prime steers at 12 25 to 13 75 and mixed yearling and cow values. Sheep notes list spring lambs 70 to 90 pounds at 9 25 and older ewes and bucks priced by quality.
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Joval Hoe
AFB
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market listing from Cedar Rapids shows prices for grains, oats, rye, barley, corn, soybeans, and straw. Poultry prices cover various weights and types, with hens, leghorns, and roosters listed. Wholesale fruits vegetables and hides prices are included with multiple itemized figures.
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Cedar Rapids
Ile
Produce Markets Chicago Prices Steady Across Dull Trading
Market notes show butter receipts firm while eggs weaken slightly in fresh trading. Potatoes arrivals steady with heavy US shipments and high northern stock. multiple varieties priced as US No 1 and common grades. Prices quoted include Idaho russets, Burbanks, Bliss Triumphs, and Early Ohio with assorted crate and per bushel figures from suppliers.
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Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks
U S
Bliss
Minnesota
North
Ohio
Etock
Florida
Bond Market Steadies As Rail Shares Rise On Forecasts
New York bond market held steady Saturday with rails extending prior gains while demand remained light. Rail issues such as Rock Island general 4s Santa Fe general 4s Frisco 4s Southern Railway 4s and Pennsylvania general 4s rose modestly amid traffic improvement forecasts. Northern Pacific 4% and Montana Power 3 3/4 5% fell. Treasury 3s slipped slightly in light dealings and foreign issues showed thin trading with Denmark and Oriental development soft.
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New York
Rock Island
Montana Power
Baltimore and Ohio
S Treasury
Copenhagen
Denmark Fe and Oriental Development
Wisconsin cheese and Boston wool market roundups
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of January 1925 show daisies at 16 cents and cheddars around 15 to 16 cents per pound with variations noted by farmers and dairy boards. In Boston, wool inquiries broadened with Civilian goods demand rising, prices for graded combing bright fleece and delaine mixed fibers steady to firm, with typical grease-base quotes around 42 to 45 cents for fine and 44 to 45 cents for half three-eighths and quarter-brood grades.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Boston
Agriculure Department
Some Stocks Extend Rally On Quiet Trading Day
New York stocks extended Friday’s late rally in quiet Saturday trading as bonds firmed and commodities showed narrow moves. Traders credited technical factors for the rise after a five day decline, with mixed railroad results and gains in steels led by Bethlehem. Copper shares held steady, aircraft and utilities rose slightly, Hershey and Union Pacific among gainers, while American Airlines and Beatrice Creamery fell.
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New York
Santos
Santa Fe
Norfolk and Western
Bethlehem
Hershey
Sloss Sheffield
Union Pacific
Westinghouse Electric
General American
Traer Miss Ella Clark Seals Sale Sets Record
TRAER Miss Ella Clark, chairman of the annual Christmas Seals sale, reports the 1940 sale as highly successful. Gross receipts totaled 9613 dollars, a sharp rise from 77 dollars in 1939, reflecting strong community participation and improved fundraising outcomes.
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Traer
Ella Clark
Trading Virtually At Standstill On Wheat In Chicago
Trading in grain futures on the board of trade was near a standstill with wheat prices covering a wide 38 cent range. Wheat fell, corn slipped, oats and soybeans mostly steady. Winnipeg and KC markets showed mixed results amid light trade and modest demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Commission House
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Minneapolis
United Kingdom
Settlement Paid Over Police False Arrest Claim
W. E. Knight of 1079 F avenue NW said he received a $100 check from Western Surety company of Sioux Falls, settling a $2,990 claim against Gene Miller, Marion police chief, and the bonding company. Knight’s suit for false arrest and jail mistreatment was dismissed after the city dropped charges of disturbing the peace and intoxication. A third charge, reckless driving, left Knight fined $10 by Judge H. C. Ring. The events trace to May 1938.
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W. E. Knight
F Avenue
Western Surety Company
Sioux Falls
S. D
Gene Miller
Marion
Miller
Knight
H. C. Ring
Two Get Prison Terms For Passing Bad Checks
J H Berchem of Madison Wisconsin and another man were sentenced by Judge H C Ring Saturday to terms not to exceed seven years on each of two charges for uttering false instruments. The sentences were passed to the state penitentiary at Fort Madison.
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Fort Madison
H. C. Ring
J H. Berchem
Madison
Wis
Man pleads guilty on multiple checks in CRC case
Separate informations were filed on two checks for 20 and 25 dollars drawn on Dubuque Bank and Trust. Judge Ring denied a defense motion for parole board release. A fifth dollar check from Merchants National Bank led to a term not to exceed 10 years at Fort Madison for Charles Sindelar, 39, of Cedar Rapids. Both men withdrew not guilty pleas Tuesday and entered guilty pleas.
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Dubuque Bank and Trust Company
Ring
Wisconsin State Parole Board
Merchants National Bank
Fort Madison
Charles Sindelar
Cedar Rapids
Default Judgment Granted in Promissory Note Case
Judge J E Heiserman awarded 4429.79 to Aliie Man gold as administratrix of Amy Whitney estate who died Feb 21 1940 in a suit against L H Shaw and Anna Shaw. Monies and credits held by Monticello State Bank were attached as of Jan 4 1940 when the suit was filed.
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J. E. Heiserman
Aliie Mangold
Amy Whitney
L. H Shaw
Anna Shaw
Monticello State Bank
Will of Frank Chadima Probate Granted in Cedar Rapids
The will of Frank Chadima of 529 Nineteenth Street SE who died December 25 was admitted to probate Saturday. Frank Svec, his brother in law, was confirmed executor without bond. Beneficiaries are Anna Bakula Mary Svec Lillian Svec and Irene Svec all of Cedar Rapids. Will dated November 2 1928.
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Frank Chadima
Nineteenth Street
Frank Svec
Anna Bakula
Mary Svec
Lillian
Irene Svec
Cedar Rapids
Quieted title action on west Cedar Rapids real estate
Decree quieting title to west Cedar Rapids property in Owen Kelley and Idelia Kelley, assigns of Joseph F Hruby and Anna Hruby, signed by Judge J. E Heiserman on Friday. Defendants in the action brought by the Hrubys Oct 23 include Dora Wayman, Virginia Wayman, Paul Wayman, Madeline Wood and Elmo Wood. Also noted: default judgment of 150 dollars against Raymond Barta in a breach of warranty suit by Velma Zakostelecky, based on an auto transaction April 20, 1940, and a $50 damage suit against W B Stevens in Marion for negligence in an October 28 auto accident, brought by Harold A. Thompson through Warren C. Thompson. Alfred Dulin seeks modification of a divorce decree to lower support from 33.33 to 15 monthly. C L Conway named administrator for Adele Heckel’s Cedar Rapids estate, bond 500, estate estimated 100. A 150-dollar judgment for unpaid support and alimony awarded Helen Althea Hemenway against Ward W. Hemenway by Judge J. E Heiserman.
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American Trust and Savings Bank
D. W. Bates
H. C. Ring
J R Drake
Palo Alto County
Bates
Judge Ring
Theodore C. Johnson
West Cedar Rapids
Owen Kelley
Idelia Kelley
Joseph F Hruby
Anna Hruby
J. E Heiserman
Hrubys
Dora Wayman
Virginia Wayman
Paul Wayman
Madeline Wood
Elmo Wood
Velma Zakostelecky
Raymond Barta
J. E. Heiserman
W B. Stevens
Marion
Harold A. Thompson
Warren C. Thompson
C L. Conway
Adele Heckel
Cedar Rapids
Kenna Rites Mark Life of Manchester Resident
Funeral services for Daniel J Kenna 79 lifelong local will be at St Marys Catholic Church with burial at Masonville. Surviving are his widow three children and a brother. Anamosa obit notes Carl Husman 49 died, with funeral at Anamosa Lutheran Church. Plus Ridgeway marriage of Arlene Appel and Harry Wemark and Norway fire dept officers named.
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Manchester
Daniel J Kenna
St. Mary's Catholic Church
John J. Smith
Masonville
Kenna
Jones County
Cascade
Richland Township
Delaware County
Iowa
Strawberry Point
Ella Carr
Clarence E. Kenna
John C. Kenna
C. T. Kash
Maurice Lee
Mr. Kenna
John Kenna
Long Beach
Calif
Carl B. Husman
Elizabeth Rickless
Wayne Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Earl
U. S. Army
American Legion
Anamosa
Lutheran Church
Anamosa Lutheran
Smykil
L. H. Buesing
Thalka Husman
Scotch Grove
Elbert Huls
Ryan
George Hansen
Henry Balster
Herman Cordes
John Husman
Castle Grove
Frank Husman
Center Junction
Henry Husman
Monticello
Decorah
Arlene Appel
William Appel
Harry T. Wemark
Henry Wemark
Ridgeway
Lincoln Lutheran Church
M. B. Quill
Darlene Ruthe
Russell Bakken
Ridgeway Norway
Norway
Marion News Briefs From Marion Gazette Items
Local notes from Marion include visits and gatherings. Miss Jane Low returned home from Cedar Rapids hospital. Warren Snover visited family from Kansas City. Red Cross committees formed and club social events held. Miss Alice McGuire shows pneumonia improvement and can receive visitors. Funeral for Dora Elizabeth Ross. Diana Coffey to sing. Camp Fire honors awarded. various church groups meet. 1941 officers listed with omissions noted. birthdays observed and visitors listed. medical updates on Delbert Show and family events.
Funeral for Anna Evenson Held at Old East Paint Creek
Funeral services were held Saturday at Old East Paint Creek church for Anna Evenson who lived 86 years in Allamakee county. She was born in Taylor township, married Andrew Evenson November 15 1884, and lived on a Taylor township farm before moving to Waukon about 20 years ago. Surviving are four daughters and two sons including Alba Evenson Mrs Carl Kolsrud Henry Ferring Helmer Evenson and Mrs Jacob G Braun of Chicago.
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Waukon
Anna Evenson
Allamakee County
Old East Paint Creek Church
A. P. Lea
Ole
Twenton
Taylor Township
Andrew Evenson
Old East Paint Creek
Evenson
Carl Kolsrud
Alba Evenson
Henry Ferring
Oscar
Helmer Evenson
Jacob G. Braun
Chicago
Lowden
William Stuhr
John Strackbein
Zion Evangelical and Reformed
Strackbein
F. J. Abele
Lowdon
Sophie Meier
Stuhr
Germany
America
William
Emil
Julius
Fred
Hugo
Anna Strackbein
Lena Hulse
Clarence
Louise Meier
Whittier
Cecil Hasworth
Alma L. Pickett
Hiram
Serena Pickett
Emporia
Kan
Cecil E. Haworth
Lawrence
Haworth
Society of Friends
State Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
Kansas
Friends’ School
Paullina
Iowa
Lida May
Rose
Edward
Neil
Luther Pickett
Modesto
Calif
Howard Pickett
Francis
Oklo
Friends Meeting House
Multiple Churches Schedule Worship Services in Marion
A condensed church bulletin lists services for Marion area congregations. Baptist led by Rev. L. W. Inman hosts Bible school at 9 45 a.m. and morning worship at 10 45 with sermons on What Jesus Means to Me and What Is the Best Church. Catholic mass at 8 and 10 a.m. Christian with Rev. Vernon H. Carter begins Bible school at 9 45 and morning worship at 10 45, sermon Fool's Gold, evangelistic services at 7 30. Congregational led by Rev. Ray mond C Swisher offers 10 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. worship, Pilgrim Hous e later. Free Methodist Rev. Herbert Livingston schedules Bible school 9 45 a.m. and services at 10 45 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Epworth League events listed. Presbyterian Rev. C. V. R De Jong featuring guest minister Rev. Gilbert Voorhies with 9 45 a.m. Sunday school and 10 55 a.m. worship. Lutheran St Pauls with Rev. Carl E Krog has 9 30 a.m. Sunday school and 10 30 a.m. worship. Seventh Day Church of Christ sabbath school 10 30 a.m. and preaching 11 30 a.m. Prairie Chapel Rev. J. B. Clyde 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship. Alburnett Methodist Rev. J. B. Clyde 9 30 a.m. Sunday school and 10 a.m. worship. Election notes and voter assembly mentioned.
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L. W. Inman
Jesus
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Raymond C Swisher
Pilgrim Highraaders
Herbert Livingston
Arthur W. Henke
Seventh Day Church of Christ
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Mechanicsville man C E Woods dies in Florida
C E Woods 71 longtime Mechanicsville businessman and farmer died Friday in St. Augustine Florida He is survived by five sons and a daughter The body will be brought to Mechanicsville for the funeral.
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Mechanicsville
C. E. Woods
St. Augustine
Fla
BROSH CHAPEL PUBLIC SERVICE INSTITUTION DEVO
Brevity note from Brosh Chapel announces an institution devoted to public service with contact at 2 8837 and address 1107 3rd St SE Edward Royuba, Paperal Director.
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Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R Mowrey
Royreans
Samson Bros
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U 5
Treasury
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J &. Bennett & Co
Wump
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Kennecott
Allied Chem
Kresge
Kroger
Allis Chalmers
Libbey Owens
Amn
O's
Lig & Myers
Lin Brit
Lin Carbonica
Lockheed If
Amn Roll Mills
Loews Inc
Amn Steel Pdys
Lorillard
Lville Gas
Tel Tellb
McKesson Amn
Marshall
Mont Ward
Ivan Ark
Penney
J_C
Peoples Gas
Canada Dry Phillips Pet
Proctor Gamble
Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
Certain-feed Radio Corp 43A! Ches & Ohio 4 Radio Keith Chrysler Motors
Rem Rands Cities AG
Reo Motors
Coca Cola
Reph Steel
Cols Palmolive
Reyn Tob
Colum Gas
Schenley
Sears Roebuck
Solvents
Tot
Servie Ol
Coma Southern
Shell Union
Lita Congolerm
Simmons Co
Cane Qil
Ericson
Skelly
del J
Seu
Ayia
Carn Products
Sperry Corp
Corr
Fils Crucible Steel
Calif Cudahy
Ind
Curtiss
Curtis
En Cables
Union Carbide
Zen Foods
Union Pac Eens Motors
Gillette SR J
Air Lines
Gimbel Bros
Cruz
Fruit Goodyear_ Tiret Nor R
Gas Co
Granite City
Willys Ovid
Wilson
Woolworth
T and T
Johns Manville
Ynestown
Aviranso
Edison
Bendix Ava
Midwest’ Corp
Butler Bros
Corwest Bank
Chicaro Corp
Quaker Oo
Chicago Cash Grain
Minnesota-South Dakota
Court House News
Will
Alfred Dulin
Eleanor Dulin
Helen Althea Hemenway
Ward W. Hemenway
Marion News Gazette
Jane Low
Robert Hess
Tuckabache
The
Red Cross
Warren Snover
Stella Snover
Edward T. Hiams
John Bunting
Marion Choral Club
Grace Meloney
Kenneth E. Cornell
Elmer Michel
R. M. Clark
Alice McGuire
Mercy Hospital
Dora Elizabeth Ross
Yocom Chapel
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Fred Ross
Louis Ross
Arthur Newman
George Schultz
Herman Hackett
Will Domer
Diana Coffey
Coe College
Congregational Church
Analiyi
the Guardian
Elinor Kendall
Carol Jean Fairley
Eleanor Bogart
Beverly Walker
Ellen Kepros
Joyce Fosdick
Frances Ford
Joan Gibson
Mrs. H. L Mellish
Los Angeles
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
al Kinderknecht
Mission Study Group of the Christian Church
Jesse Soden
C. A. Dykes
Frank S. Mead
Winton
Marion High School
Lawrence Martin
Fay Marsh
W. W. Lary
Dale Lary
Walter Kramer
Hubert McCalley
Dickie and
Marvin
Dick Reed
Waterloo
Hanna Johnson
Ruth Maier
Elda Kemp
Olive Mills Johnson
Detroit
Johnson
Central City
Owen
Delbert Show
St. Luke's Hospital
la von Sack
Rose Wilcox
Lucille Sack
Mary Hanna
Dorothy Ford
University Hospital
Irvin L. Ford
Miss Adelaide Jordan
Joyce Anangst
Delia Newland
Frank Straley
Woodacre’s
Jersey
Marion Churches
Iowa News
Norway Telephone Company
John F. Pickart
Jim Gibney
J C. Jennings
Prentiss Folway
John C. Becker
John C. Schulte
J. G. Baily
Central City Telephone
J. F. Hamilton
V. V. Brown
R. D. Minehart
George Filloon
F. J. Hamilton
Gazette
Eens
United States
Sunday Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette East
Ee Panek
Leo
John Panck
Acme
2Nd Ave
Andrew
1St St
Sands Printing Co
2Nd St
Sovereign’s
Sth
Ave
H K Schaefer
Kresge Elde
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
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