Livestock market under tone weak with mixed prices
Chicago and other markets reported a weak undertone with cattle and hog prices slipping while receipts totaled around 34 200 cattle 73 100 hogs 39 750 sheep. Demand showed some load lots steady to higher for select steers and yearlings amid plentiful supplies and packer storage activity.
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Hogs Edge Local Market Amid Weak Trade
Local hog prices slipped while buyers stayed cautious at the market stalls. Traders noted lighter demand and steady supplies as prices hovered near steady to softer levels across the region.
Grain Prices Sink After Liquidation Hits Chicago
A large liquidation forced grain prices lower on the Chicago market. Wheat fell around 2 to 3 cents, corn down about 2 cents, with February and March futures highlighted amid broad declines. Officials note weather and demand factors but the move centers on liquidation pressure.
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Labor Market Leads Mixed Wall Street Session
Labor market worries weighed on the stock market as irregular trading produced only modest gains. Transportation and utilities shares showed hesitation while several firms posted small moves amid uneven prices and listless turnover.
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Vines Beats Fred Perry to Even Series in Boston
In the Boston Garden crowd of 9 753 fans, American Vines defeated British star Fred Perry in a pro tennis match. The scoreline showed Vines taking the lead with seven games to three in a five set battle.
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Dr Mantz Injured in Coasting Accident Near Marion
Dr. K R Mantz of 2845 Park Avenue SE sustained a cut upper lip in a coasting mishap Monday night near Marion. A stitch was needed to close the laceration after the sled struck a barbed wire fence. He assisted by tending his own wound with a fellow physician using a kit from his car.
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Quakers Beat Cascade in Tight 26 25 Victory
The Quakers basketball team defeated Cascade on the Tacal floor by a 26 25 score. Wessel led the winners with strong shooting as they edged Cascade amid a close fourth quarter.
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Deaths Mrs Mary Vietorine 71 Sud denly Dies at Home
Mrs Mary Vietorine 71 wife of Edward Vietorine died suddenly at 1839 Bever atemup SE at 1135 pm Monday. Born July 24, 1565, she married Edward Vietorine Jan 25, 1BB7. They moved to Cesar Ramos and resided there planning a golden anniversary. Survived by husband two sons Dr Edward Vietermne and George Vietmerne Cedar Rapids, twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild, three brothers Albert Hovorke Els, Chertes, werd Foverna Cedar Reames. Funeral arrangements not stated.
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Bond Market Signals Unrest Amid Treasury Rate Shifts
The article traces unrest in bond markets as Treasuries show varied yields and policy talks. It notes government financings, rate changes, and the impact on costs for public finances and inflation expectations. It cites Treasury notes and bonds with several percent ranges and dates, highlighting investor reaction and market volatility.
Marion News: K Lassen Retired Farmer Dead
K Lassen prominent Linn County farmer and stockman died at 9 p.m. Monday at the family home after a ten day illness. Born in Denmark he came to the United States in 1882 settling near Marion then moved to his present home thirteen years ago. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. at the Yocom Chapel with Rev Fisher officiating. Burial in Cesar Memorial cemetery.
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Wellman
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Whittier
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Editorial Club Sponsors Thursday Carnival at Athletic Field
The high school editorial star C O Johnson sponsors an after school carnival Wednesday at the athletic end with junior and senior high participation. Entry fees are charged, awards to winners, races for girls and boys, and events include 208 and 220 yard mis races and fasilitas. Warren of the faculty and Charles Oxter assist, while Lois Culver chairs the Jelly Dezeq club event.
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Pernell's team dominates in late season clash results
DECORAH funeral notices accompany sports scores and local results. Barnells Miller claims key win as Pernell entries post multiple scores including Pernell 45 South English 10 and North English 9 while Decorah area obit notes Mrs Gilbert Teslow 66 laid to rest with service details.
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Isaac Holsinger Pioneer Farmer Dies at 86
Isaac Holsinger 86 a Linn county pioneer farmer died Monday at his farm home north of Robins. He was born August 8 1850 near Waynesborough Pennsylvania and came to Iowa in youth. He leaves a daughter Mrs Charles Van Fossen and three sons Ira W D J and John E plus two great grandchildren and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Dunkard church west of Robinson with burial in Dunkard cemetery. Family requests no flowers.
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Announcements and local notices from The Gazette
A collage of reader thanks for condolences to David Ring and family. Classifieds warn on vehicle pooling safety, offer rewards for fraudulent want ads, and list local services including jewelry, loans, auto repairs, and storage. Notices mention damaged Buick incident and various sales, removals, and services from area merchants.
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Death of Gito Luther in Osage and community notices
Gito Joseph Luther 34 of Osage died Sunday in Rochester after ill health. He was foreman of the Central States Construction crew in Osage, born Morse September 20, 1902. Survived by widow, son Ronald, parents, two sisters Esther Peck and Merle Opperman. Funeral in Osage with Cedar Memorial, Cedar Rapids. Also notes mission study class at Grace H. Starr group, book review by Mrs. Irving Wade, Prairie Union club dinner details, Prairie Chapel Ladies Aid postponed, trips by Mr and Mrs Castle, Priscilla guild meeting, death of Charles E. Hall in Tucson, and a house fire on Third Avenue and Twenty-second Street.
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