Hogs Steady To 25 Higher In Early Chicago Market Update
Chicago AP report shows hogs steady to 25 cents higher as supplies drop to the smallest Tuesday level since Nov. 8. Slaughter steers 25 to 50 lower. USDA figures list hogs 6,000 with varied consignments across 190 to 300 lb ranges and prices from 17.75 to 18.85. Cattle totals around 4,000 with steers, heifers, and calves priced improving or declining per grade, while sheep offerings 2,000 with western lambs at 18.00 and natives 15.50 to 18.00.
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Chicago
USDA
Iocis Es
Bologna
Town Hogs Prices Steady Despite Moderate Activity
Des Moines reports only moderate market activity with prices generally steady and some weaknesses up to 10 cents lower. Receipts for the week reach an estimated 70,000, up from 58,000 last week and 67,000 a year ago, with hog details broken down by weight for butchers and sows across several weight ranges.
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Des Moines
UPI
Livestock Buy Sell Quotes from Waterloo Market
Steady quotes for pigs and sows across weight ranges with prices per 100 pounds. Notable figures include 160-170 lbs at 14.75 to 16.40, 200-220 lbs around 17.50 to 18.15, and 276 lbs sows about 15.75 to 16.40 with 300-360 lbs listings near 15.50 to 16.15. Market shows varied prices by weight and class.
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Waterloo
UPI
Omaha cattle market summary with mixed steer and heifer prices
UPI report from Omaha shows receipts of 10.506 calves 25. General slaughter steer and heifer trading slow with prices mostly 25 cents lower. Good to high choice steers and some prime quoted around 23.50 to 27.00. Heifers mostly 26.00 to 27.00. Overall market mixed with thin demand and varying grades.
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Omaha i
UPI
Kieth Choice
Pri
Sioux City Livestock Cattle Receipts Steady To Lower
Sioux City market reports cattle receipts of 6 500 with calves 100. Early sales show steers steady and heifers down 24 cents. Good and choice steers priced at 23 50 to 26 50 per hundredweight. High quality load of prime beef noted. good and choice heifers at 22 50.
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Sioux City
UPI
Cedar Rapids Hog and Grain Prices Steady With Varied Weights
Tuesday Cedar Rapids market reports show steady hog prices for 200-230 lb hogs at 17.25 to 18.10 with some 18.25, under 230 priced 15.50 to 16.35, weight bands down 25c per 10 lb to 330, above 230 to 400 down 25c per group, to 550 down 50c per group. cattle and egg and grain prices listed, including corn 09' 2c, soybeans 2.42, oats 60c, and wool figures. miscellaneous consignments appear from various entities.
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Lamson Brothers
A. G. Hoelzen
Cedar Rapids
Maseewenene
Truck crash kills thirteen in Algiers market route
An AP report from Algiers says a truck carrying thirteen Muslims to a market ran over a land mine planted by nationalist rebels. Three people were injured in the blast.
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Algiers
Soybeans Slip Again as Corn and Wheat Fall in Trade
Chicago AP report shows soybeans dropping up to 10 cents with late-session slip leaving old crop contracts down 3 to 9/4 cents. Wheat eased about half to 2 cents, corn and oats declined modestly, and rye fell about 4 to 5 cents.
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Chicago
Stock Market Turns Mixed After Two-Day Rally
New York AP reports stocks ended mixed amid profit taking after a two day advance as trading slackened and volume hovered around 4.6 million shares.
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New York
Chicago market report on grain prices and provisions
AP report from Chicago shows no wheat oats or soybean sales with corn prices listed for several grades. No. 2 yellow 1.17, No. 3 yellow 1.13, No. 5 yellow 1.02, sample grade yellow 1.13. Soybean prices and other figures are unclear. references to barley and feed values appear garbled.
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Chicago
Barney
Dow Tones Averages Reported by Francis Sauteet & Co
The listing shows the Dow Jones averages for industrials at 648.17, 650.64 for railroads at 341.83, utilities at 105.97, with a Tuesday previous at 2 pm. The report appears furnished by Francis Sauteet & Co, 404 Merchants Bank Building, Tel EM 4 915.
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Francis Sauteet & Co
Merchants Bank Beg
Lout Industrials
Railroses
Utilities Chéneess Oes
Chicago Produce Market Brief Shows Steady Prices Across Items
Chicago receipts and prices show steady to slightly mixed movements for produce. Carcass and egg markets hold with unchanged wholesale buyin prices, whites and mixed eggs around 38 to 38 1/2 cents. Live poultry steady to lower with roast ers and fryers near 20 to 24 cents. Potatoes arrivals and track sales feature Idaho Russets at 4.90 to 5.00 per cwt and River Valley round reds about 2.70, with Minnesota-North Dakota varieties at 2.40. Overall market shows moderate supply and demand with steady tone.
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Chicago
Lse
Dairy market report shows steady demand and varied scores
New York AP notes USDA butter demand remains fair with ample supply. Creamery scores around 93 AA and 92 for other grades, with 61 percent at 60 percent milk fat. Market shows some rise for large offerings, adequate for mediums. demand irregular for large and fair for mediums. Pecres 48-50 and 42043¢ extras medium. standards checks.
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New York
USDA
Bergmann Named To New Post at Collins Radio
Glenn M. Bergmann, former eastern region sales director, promoted to director of marketing for Collins Radio Cedar Rapids division. He will oversee all sales and marketing for aviation and radio gear across design, development, manufacture and sales. A World War II veteran, he previously worked at Boeing and earned an electrical engineering degree from Kansas State University in 1950.
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Glenn M. Bergmann
Collins Radio Co
Cedar Rapids
Bergmann
Collins
Central Region
Boeing Aircraft Co
Kansas State University
Linn County court schedules 38 criminal cases for trial
Linn district court lists February term trial dates for 38 criminal and 20 equity cases. Week of Feb 6 includes false check, indecent exposure, rape, embezzlement, drunk driving and other counts. Equity actions set Feb 2 through Feb 28 with multiple domestic and civil disputes. A separate negligence petition cites Benner and a rear-end collision involving a 5 ton truck and a McDowell driver. jury trial requested.
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Linn District Court
W. E. Williams
William V. Howe
Bernard Doerflein
Paul M. Cully
Keith Tatve
Pat O’brien
Evelyn V. Flaherty
Paul A. Kittlesby
Jesse F. Hodge
Kenneth L. Butters
Emil H. French
Donald R. Steinberg
Timothy E. Shea
Clarence E. Bilshand
Edgar Wright
Larry K. Krotts
R. J. Seidlitz
Hubert Polton
Patricia M. Nuelle
Joseph Cerny
Richard D. Conger
William J. Perez
William J. Barnes
Ruth V. Barnes
Edward E. White
Benner
McDowell
Buresh Rental Service
Butenhoff
Linn County Grand Jury In Session
The grand jury for the February term of court met Tuesday at the Linn county courthouse. Kenneth Moon, assistant county attorney, presented cases for consideration. Foreman Gerald Boone of Jackson township led the panel, with Grace Schatzle Buffalo township Home R Pooler College township Carl A Eden Linn township Earl McBurney Monroe township Marvin McCullough Clinton township and Earl Welsh Marion among the jurors.
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Linn County
Kenneth Moon
Gerald Boone
Jackson Township
Grace Schatzle
Buffalo Township
Home R. Pooler
College Township
Carl A. Eden
Linn Township
Earl McBurney
Monroe Township
Marvin McCullough
Clinton Township
Earl Welsh
Marion
Merchants Bank Ranks 284th Nationwide
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids is ranked 284th in size among U S commercial banks by the American Banker. The 1960 year end deposits totaled 101,929,244, up from 94,513,124 in 1959 when the bank was 290th.
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New York
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
U. S
American Banker
Cedar Rapids Bank
Cashing E bonds versus H bonds advantages explained
Sam Shulsky explains that E bonds accrue value and pay no current income, while H bonds pay semiannual interest. If current income is needed, choose Hs. if building for the future, stay in Es. Cashing E bonds for Hs triggers tax on growth unless converting directly defers tax until Hs are cashed in.
Man Granted Time To Enter Plea In DWI Case
Dale S. Clark, 48, of 1507 Cave NW, was given until Thursday to plead to a second offense drunken driving charge after a Monday arraignment before Judge Charles Penningroth. He was charged Saturday and fined $100 in municipal court for failure to keep his car under control after a three car crash Friday at First Avenue and Twenty fifth Street E. Records show a prior drunk driving conviction on December 4, 1951.
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Dale S. Clark
Cave
Charles Penningroth
Clark
First Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Lost items found via Gazette want ads
A short notice notes that missing belongings are recovered through Gazette classified advertisements. It describes how readers can place or review lost and found notices in the paper, guiding locating owners or items. The item types and dates are not specified in the fragment.
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Gazette
Man seeks $151,469 in auto death suit
Louis H. Butenhoff, administrator for the late June E. Butenhoff, filed a suit for $151,469.48 after a fatal Aug 3 crash on Highway 150, about 214 miles north of Hiawatha. Defendants named are David J. Benner, Roy McDowell, and Buresh Rental Service, Inc. The petition alleges that the accident caused the death.
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Louis H. Butenhoff
June E. Butenhoff
Hiawatha
David J. Benner
Roy McDowell
Buresh Rental Service, Inc
Moquin Given 60 Day Suspended Sentence
Wayne F Moquin 30 of 1261 Third Ave SE pled guilty before Judge Floyd Philbrick to indecent exposure. The judge suspended the 60 day jail term conditioned on Moquin receiving psychiatric care and reporting monthly to the county attorney for one year.
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Wayne F. Moquin
Third Ave
Floyd Philbrick
Philbrick
Moquin
Forger Sentenced to Seven Years in Pen
Willie J. Lambert was sentenced to seven years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty before Judge Charles Penningroth to uttering a forged instrument. He wrote a $20 check on an Algona bank to the Killian Co. on Jan. 20 and had prior federal and state convictions for writing false checks in 1960.
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Willie J. Lambert
State Penitentiary
Charles Penningroth
Lambert
Algona
Killian Co
Dakota City
Barnes couple given plea deadline in forged instruments case
William J. Barnes 52 and Ruth J. Barnes 31, formerly of Cedar Rapids, returned from Phoenix to face arraignment on Monday and were granted until Thursday to plead to the charge of uttering forged instruments.
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William J. Barnes
Ruth J. Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Phoenix
Ariz
Vandalism at Robins quarry scale house reported
B L Anderson Inc reported to the sheriff's office on Monday that vandals shot out the windows and yard light at the scale house of their Robins quarry.
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B. L. Anderson Inc
Sheriff's Office
Robins
Will Admits Ella Burling as Executor of Poe Estate
Will of Admitted Anne King Poe dated January 20 names Ella Poe Burling of Washington DC and Merchant's National Bank as executors. Heirs listed include Mrs Burling Anne Johnson Poe another daughter and Anna Schulista.
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Anne King Poe
Ella Poe Burling
Washington, D.C
Merchant's National Bank
Mrs. Burling
Anne Johnson Poe
Anna Schulista
Rites Thursday for Florence Dripps 54
Florence Dripps 54 lifelong Urbana resident died Monday born April 27 1906 married Willis Dripps November 4 1930. Survived by two sons Edward Walker and Gerald at home four daughters Don Koopman Lincoln Neb Carol Coggan Geraldine at home two brothers Joe Sand Vin ton Howard Sand Urbana two sisters Marie Sand and Mrs Allen Campagnia Cedar Rapids five grandchildren. Services Thursday 10 at St Marys church Spencer's Grove. Rosary at home Tuesday and Wednesday 8 p.m. Murdoch Walker in charge.
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Urbana
Florence Dripps
Willis Dripps
Edward
Walker
Gerald
Don Koopman
Newhall
Joseph Reeves
Lincoln
Neb
Carol
Coggan
Geraldine
Joe Sand
Vinton
Howard Sand
Marie
Rock Island Train Cut Okayed With Reluctance
Iowa Commerce Commission in a 2-1 decision allowed Rock Island to discontinue two reinstated Des Moines to Davenport passenger trains Nos. 1 and 6 effective February 5. Chairman Martin and Commissioner Thompson criticized the 21 August discontinuation, while Commissioner Hughes dissented. The railroad had reported a $21,000 loss since October 17 while running the trains.
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Des Moines
Iowa Commerce Commission
Rock Island Railroad
Davenport
Bernard J. Martin
Ray H. Thompson
Rock Island
Harold E. Hughes
Commission
The
Killian’s Announces Three Appointments
The Killian Co. named three new buyers effective February 1. Deane K. Smith becomes buyer of lingerie and intimate apparel, replacing Sadie Vlach who retires after 46 years. Bette Henning gains duties as buyer of china, glassware and silverware, succeeding Jessie Cox who retires after 37 years. Reed L. Cooper remains buyer of nations and stationery, while Frances Bey continues to head cosmetics and candy buying.
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Killian Co
Deane K. Smith
Four Navy Recruits Sent to San Diego Training Center
Four enlistees destined for the San Diego naval training center are John R. McDaniel of 522 Seventeenth Street Northeast Wayne S. Kuehl age 17 of 1716 Twenty sixth Street Northwest Larry N. Zieser age 18 of Walker and Roger J. Kuhn age 18 of Walker. Zieser joined as a high school recruit Kuhn as an electronics recruit.
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Navy
San Diego Naval Training Center
John R. McDaniel
Seventeenth St
Wayne S. Kuehl
Larry N. Zieser
Roger J. Kuhn
Walker
Zieser
Kuhn
International Company Seeks Cedar Rapids Representation
An international firm with 200 offices offers an associate program requiring an established local partner. They cover most costs except office space, staff, and phone, backed by national advertising and ongoing training. Local visits, monthly guidance, and growth through repeat business are emphasized, with a request for a full business detail submission.
R G Krauthoefer Named VP Expansion at Manpower Inc
R G Krauthoefer appointed vice president for expansion at Manpower Incorporated based in Milwaukee Wisconsin He will oversee growth initiatives across regional offices and report to the president of the staffing firm.
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R. G. Krauthoefer
Expansion Manpower, Inc
N. Plenkinton Avenue
Milwaukee 3
Wisconsin
Marion Council Rejects Rezoning Request in Evening Meeting
The Marion city council denied Virgil Woodford and Tom F. Kelly’s request to reclassify three West Ninth avenue lots from R-3 to R-4. A complaint over an 8 by 10 foot shack on property shared with Richard Hogan prompted health-safety concerns. The body also heard readings on highway access rules, vetoed a snow removal parking ordinance, approved street signs, and authorized several construction and equipment payments along with staff appointments. Marquee items include bids for a city maintainer and plumbing/executive updates, plus a Sorosis club meeting notice.
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Marion
Virgil Woodford
Tom F. Kelly
Ninth Avenue
L. C. Coon
Seventh Ave
Richard Hogan
George H. Brewer
John G. Vernon
Thirty-fifth Street
Brewer
Community notes and meetings in Marion area reports
Exchange student Christina Menegazzo from Concepcion San Juan Argentina will speak. Mrs Walter Schlotterback returned from visit with her son in law and daughter the Wardens. A daughter Valerie Ann was born to the Wardens Jan 20. Danny Clough shows improvement at Mercy hospital. Marion Kiwanis to dine Thursday at Suburban restaurant. Frank Ruhl of Merchants National Cedar Rapids to speak Estates and Trusts. American Legion Veterans club to host dinner and dance Friday. Nice selection valentines at Sorg Pharmacy. Patmos Commandery No 27 KT will meet Thursday in Masonic temple. Irvin A Castle underwent surgery Tuesday at St Luke's.
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Walter Schlotterback
Harvey Wardenburg
Williamsburg
Valerie Ann
Marion Kiwanis Club
Frank Ruhl
Trust Department
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapids
Sorg
Patmos Commandery No
K.T
Masonic Temple
Christian knitting class to meet Thursday
The church knitting group will not meet tonight Tuesday and will instead gather Thursday for their session. Members are advised to note the revised schedule and plan accordingly.
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Christian Church
Burglars Steal Safe From Oil Firm Office
Detectives investigated a Monday night burglary at Daman Oil Co. 101 Fave NW. A restroom window allowed entry and the safe containing about 120 dollars in cash and papers was rolled through a rear garage to a car. The safe was found Tuesday morning in the Chain Lakes area near Palo. some coins remained but papers were burned. A January 20 break in at Schillig's Pharmacy was also linked to the Chain Lakes area.
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Daman Oil Co
Fave
Chain Lakes
Palo
John Kuba
Schillig’s
Center Point Rd
Savings, Lean Assn. Re elects Officers
Officers and directors of the Bohemian Savings and Lean Assn. were re elected at its recent annual meeting. They are Fred H. Kubicek president John V. Rompotl vice president ce Zvacek treasurer John Yosatka secretary Charles Smrcek assistant secretary Kubicek Rudolph Langer and John Vosatka directors.
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Bohemian Savings and Lean Assn
Fred H. Kubicek
John V. Rompotl
Ce Zvacek
John Yosatka
Charles Smrcek
Kubicek
Rudolph Langer
John Vosatka
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