Livestock Prices Steady Across Midwest Markets
Market notes from Chicago St Paul Omaha Sioux City and Omaha show livestock prices steady with limited yard activity. Cattle with reduced receipts mostly lower by fractions. hogs largely steady with top around 11.30. sheep mixed with lambs down slightly and ewes up marginally across the week.
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ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Minn
Helfers
Shelley
OMANA_LIVESTOCK
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa Hog Receipts and Market Prices Report
Des Moines combined hog receipts across Interior Town and southern Minnesota yards and plants for the 24-hour period ended 8 a.m. Saturday totaled 45,800, down from 47,700 last week and 30,200 year ago. Active sales show steady to 10 cents higher, with varied weights and bids across barrows, gilts, and sows, including 160-170 and 200-240 pound ranges.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Afrieculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Austin Hog Market Report From Astin Minnesota
U S Department of Agriculture cattle and hog quotes list weights from 140 to 500 pounds with varying prices. Barrows and gilts show 150 to 170 pounds around 9.50 to 10.40 while sows range roughly 9.85 to 10.35 per hundredweight.
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Austin
Astin
Minn
U. S. Dept. Agricultura
Bubaters
Beartas
Sioiseit
Bond Markets 0.5 Bonds in New York Sessions
U S government bonds closed Saturday with Treasuries quoted around 148 46 and 20 20 cents, trading near 108.17. The report notes market activity in U S government debt with price levels and closing figures.
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NEW York (Ap
U. S
Markets Chicago Produce Brief Amid Light Receipts
AP dispatch from Chicago notes steady butter with a 93 score and varied cream prices in the 35 to 46 range. Centralized carrot receipts total 9,082 with firmer fresh produce. arrivals show 114 and 370 for TORB and related lines, equipment and old wreck supply under moderate demand with a slightly stronger northern undertone.
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Chicago
Market Report Shows Slow Idaho Idaho Russet and Regional Supplies
Best quality Idaho russet Burbanks U. S. No. 1 priced at $2.95 to $3.00 per 100 pounds. Nebraska Bliss varieties at $2.55 to $2.60. Colorado red McClures at $2.65. Minnesota North Dakota Buss Triumphs and cobblers at $1.95 to $2.10. Wisconsin Katahdins at $1.95. New stock supplies moderate. demand very light. market dull. no early track sales reported.
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Idaho
U. S
Nebraska
Futures for Eggs Refrigerator Standards Reported
Furnished by Lamson Bros and Co shows January and February price points for eggs under refrigerator standards. The listing notes 39.95 and 0.85 as prices with October figures also referenced.
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Lamson Bros. and Co
Seetetreese
Local Hog and Cattle Market Gains Reported
Hog prices rose again on the local market with a 10 cent advance across grades. Detailed figures show ranges for good hogs by weight and for packers, plus cattle, calf, and sheep entries with specific price bands and classifications.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Price list from Cedar Rapids covers grain futures and farm produce. Wheat No 1 at 115, No 3 at 112. oats No 2 85 cents, No 3 52 cents. rye No 2 60 6. barley No 2 35 to 04. soybeans No 2 yellow 1.68. hay and straw prices. poultry market figures for hens, leghorns, cocks, ducks and geese. wholesale fruits and vegetables with multiple named items and prices. hides and calf prices. horses priced at 5.25 and 4.75.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Counterfeit Ring Nabbed by FBI in 27 States
FBI Indianapolis chief Spencer J. Drayton said agents rounded up a ring that originated 251 counterfeit travelers cheques and passed them in 27 states. Seven defendants face conspiracy charges for transporting the notes across state lines. The cheques, printed in Knoxville Tennessee, bore National City Bank of New York branding in 10 20 and 50 dollar denominations.
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Indianapolis
Spencer J. Drayton
FBI
Drayton
Knoxville
Tenn
John A. Clancy
Service Rubber Stamp Company
National City Bank of New York
Indiana
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Delaware
Maryland
New York
District of Columbia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Kentucky
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Minnesota
Utah
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
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Rail Issues In Top Spot In Dull Mart
New York AP stock market moved mainly in rails with industrial leaders showing little change. Transportation issues led gains while many stocks posted modest improvements as traders anticipated possible rate boosts after fare measures. Several names hit new highs among utilities and industrials with mixed results across sectors.
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Dull
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
Chicago Great Western Preferred
Gulf Mobile & Ohio Preferred
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Fajardo Sugar
South Porto Rico Sugar
Allied Chemical
J. C. Penney
American Can
Texas Co
Kennecott
Aircraftsee
White House Correspondents Cancel 1942 Dinner
The White House Correspondents Association canceled its annual March dinner honoring the President. The wartime conditions and war effort prompted the decision.
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White House
Washington
Rye and Soybeans Firm as Other Grains Quiet
On Saturday, rye and soybeans rose on the board trade while other grains stayed largely unchanged in quiet weekend trade. Wheat gained late, corn rose modestly, oats held steady to up, and rye and soybeans led with notable strength amid expectations and policy-driven buying.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Wickard
Will disperses Tehel estate to wife and two daughters
William Tehel died January 10 leaving his Cedar Rapids Tehel Bottling and Des Moines Pepsi Cola Bottling interests to his wife and daughters Mrs. Melvina V. Pitlik and Mrs. Irma Holloway. He was Cedar Rapids firm’s general manager. The will probated in district court Friday gives $100 each to St. Wenceslaus and St. Ludmila churches, with the remainder to Mrs. Tehel. Pitlik and Holloway named executors without bond.
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William Tehel
Tehel
Cedar Rapids
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
Des Moines
Melvina V. Pitlik
Irma Holloway
Damages Sought Against Best Oil Firm Over Truck Crash
A. T. Hanson sues in district court for 400 dollars naming Best Oil and Fuel Co. with R C McCalley and P L McCalley as partners and Harold Halstead as employer, alleging negligent operation of a fuel tank truck led to a rear-end collision on First Avenue East between Twenty first and Twenty second Streets. Fern H Norton amends divorce petition charging Raymond E Norton with cruel treatment. Judge C J Haas issues injunction against Norton from harming wife and two minor children. couple married August 8 1932 in Anamosa.
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Best Oil and Fuel Company
R. C. and
P. L. McCalley
Harold Halstead
A. T. Hanson
Hanson
Halstead
First Avenue E
Fern H. Norton
Raymond E. Norton
C. J. Haas
Norton
Chase Will Admitted to Probate In District Court
The will of Arthur E. Chase Troy Laundry president who died January 11 was admitted to probate Saturday. He left most of his estate to his wife Elizabeth C. Chase with several bequests to employees and relatives. Peoples Savings Bank and Mrs Elizabeth C. Chase were confirmed executors without bond.
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Arthur E. Chase
Troy Laundry Company
Man Pleads Guilty to Liquor Sale Charge in District Court
Kenneth Blake aged 32 of 318 Eighth Street SE was arrested by two deputy sheriffs and a city detective after allegedly selling a pint of whisky in a hotel lobby. He pled guilty to illegal sale of intoxicating liquor when arraigned before Judge J. E. Heiserman Friday afternoon in district court.
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Kenneth Blake
Eighth Street
J. E. Heiserman
Kubaska Divorce Suit Seeks Custody and Home Goods
Doris Kubaska petitions for divorce from Milo Kubaska in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of two minor children, title to the homestead, and household goods. The couple married July 22, 1933 in Shellsburg.
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Doris Kubaska
Milo Kubaska
Shellsurg
Marjorie Foster McGregor Takes Civil Service Post
Marjorie Foster McGregor former bookkeeper and stenographer at J F Widman and Sons book bindery has accepted a civil service role in defense work and has departed for Washington D C to begin duties.
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McGregor
Marjorie Foster
J. F. Widman and Sons Book Bindery
Washington, D. C
Marion Hosts Multiple Social Events and Obituary Notices
Marion residents gathered for a misc shower honoring Mrs. Leslie Hopkins at 445 Eleventh Street with a large guest list including Cedar Rapids and Springville attendees. Funeral news reports the death of Harry Gish in Chicago with services at Lost Nation. neighborhood groups celebrated engagements and club meetings as local council selects Bowdish as city assessor.
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Leslie Hopkins
L. C. Wieneke
George Luense
Eleventh Street
Lillian Chudzinski
Springville
Francis Stark
Hazel Thomas
Henry Stark
George Stark
Emma Stark
Cedar Rapids
Ernst
Samuels
Bertha Hotchkiss
M. J. Boland
Mary Ellen Boland
John Larkins
Frank Lafferty
Paul Fieldler
James Tobin
Fred Lutz
Leroy Benedict
Michael Cira
Alice Stickley
Ed Forbes
Verto Reichert
James Wiggins
Herbert Dunn
Nettie Cira
Vera Reichert
Marion
Japanese to Make Occupied Lands Pay for Development
A San Francisco CBS relay reports a pro Axis broadcast from Saigon quoting Mr. Susaki of Japan stating the military will control reestablishment of business in Pacific occupied areas. No Japanese capital may be remitted. rebuilding funds come from local sources via Tokyo licensed firms. Emigration to these countries is forbidden until further notice.
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INS
Radio Saigon
CBS
Susuki
Bureau of Plans, Budget Commissions
Pacific
Tokio
Susaki
Landscape Engineer Dies from Suspected Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Theodore J. Moreau, 51, a noted landscape engineer and designer of golf courses, was found dead in his Wilmette home garage from an apparent carbon monoxide poisoning. He designed the Miami Biltmore course and the Happy Hollow course among others, with Langford and Moreau hired to design a Cedar Rapids Ellis Park 18-hole course.
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Chicago
Theodore J. Moreau
Wilmette
Henry Brautigan
Moreau
Miami- Biltmore
Florida
Happy Hollow
Omaha
Neb
Langford and
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Birth Day Dinner for Mary Lowe Dickinson Circle
Mary Lowe Dickinson circle of the King's Daughters hosted its annual birth day dinner at Mrs. Fred C. Newlin's home. Fourteen guests were served at two tables with calendula centerpieces and Jane Helen Newlin attended as a guest. Pupils of Wildcat school and teacher Lorraine Johnston hosted mothers of pupils with a birthday cake for Keith Scott.
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Mary Lowe Dickinson
The
King's Daughters
Fred C. Newlin
Jane Helen Newlin
Wildcat School
Lorraine Johnston
Keith Scott
Multiple area churches list services and sermons for Sunday
Marion Baptists and several denominations publish Sunday schedules. Bible school 9:45 a.m., worship 10:45 a.m. Sermons cover Christ our Song and The Wandering Bird. Midweek prayer, choir, and evangelistic services noted. Catholic mass at 8 and 10 a.m. Other churches list worship, Sunday school, and youth activities including Young People's day and Epworth league.
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Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Peter
Venard McLaughlin
J. Franklin Parsons
Guy James, Jr
Scott Pyle
Storm Lake
Arthur W. Henke
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
Eleanor Nelson
Ramona Johnson
Howard Heath
Roy Sawyer
Kathryn Kassler
Ladies Spiritual Life Group
J. F. Hunter
Lee Voorhies
Seventh Avenue
St. Paul’s
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Obituary notices from various Iowa towns feature several deaths
Deaths reported include Mrs Emma Wood 75 former McGregor resident in Fairhope Ala hip fracture. John Wardrip 77 What Cheer Oskaloosa after long illness. Mrs Mary Schleiter 90 What Cheer funeral at Methodist church with Rev Barker. Fred Mangold 76 retired farmer. Amy Burnes 78 Tama funeral at Mason chapel after hip fracture. Mrs Burnes born 1863 near Haven, married 1890, survived by son Eugene six grandchildren two great grandchildren. Harry Gish Lost Nation funeral Sunday Union Presbyterian Church. WWI veteran survived by wife two sons Elvoy Frank, one sister Esther Dove.
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McGregor
Emma Wood
Fairhope
Ala
What Cheer
John B. Wardrip
Oskaloosa
What Cheer Methodist
David Barker
Mary Schleiter
Methodist Church
P.E.O
Schleiter
Netta
Millersburg Cemetery
Tama
Mason Chapel
Amy Burnes
Marshalltown
Warren L. Feller
Haven Cemetery
Lost Nation
Harry Gish
Hines Veterans Hospital
Chicago
Union Presbyterian Church
B. J. Swede
Union Cemetery
Elvoy
Frank
Menzo Whlle Legion Post
Vivian Goodenow
Maquoketa
Esther Dove
Marion
Mothers club to stage two one act plays for band uniforms
SHUEYVILLE The Mothers club presents two one act plays Don't Tell a Soul and The Old Fashioned Album at the North Liberty school auditorium Friday at 7 30. Proceeds aid band uniforms. The band directed by Clifford Birkey will perform a concert. DELTA Mrs Bert Morrison of the Springfield community north of Delta suffered a broken leg and possible shoulder fracture Friday at 2 pm while guiding a wagon tongue pulled from a shed. She was taken to Mahaska hospital in Oskaloosa. HOPKINTON The Priscilla guild of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday with Mrs Lester Gearhart and Miss Opal Green. Officers elected: President Mrs Louis Herrington vice president Mrs Gibbs secretary and treasurer Miss Opal Green.
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Shueyville
Shueyville Band Mothers Club
North Liberty School
Clifford Birkey
Delta
Bert Morrison
Springfield
Mahaska Hospital
Oskaloosa
Weather official puzzled by terse forecast
Richmond meteorologist F N Hibbard of the U S Weather Bureau faced an unusual Friday forecast from Washington simply reading night. The terse message left him stumped and seeking clarification on expected conditions.
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Richmond, Va
F. N. Hibbard
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Lovley Lady Oil Permanent 98c Guaranteed
Ad fragment lists beauty services and pricing for several salons including Lovley Lady Beauty Shop and Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop. Mentions machineless permanent waves and cream oil wave options with prices, plus locations and contact dials.
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Lovely Lady Oil
LOVELY LADY _ BEAUTY
1St Ave
Bishop's
Lillian Suchy
Paris Academy
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