Hog market sags with mixed cattle receipts in midweek news
USDA Tuesday receipts show 7 000 cattle 10 000 hogs and 1 000 sheep for Chicago. Hog prices fell up to 50 cents. sow values slid up to 25. In Des Moines and Des Moines area reports, barrows and gilts mostly declined 25 to 50 cents with varied weights and grades. Cattle prices ranged steady to higher for lighter stock, with prime loads and high grade lots listed. Sheep and lambs posted steady to lower trends as markets adjusted amid receipts totals.
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Chicago
USDA
UPI
DES Moines
Slaughter Cattle Prices Mixed at UDBA Sale
Slaughter steers traded around steady while feeder and heifer bids eased. Top lot reached 27 000 dollars with 27.76 per cwt. one high choice steer at 26.95. choice heifers around 26.27 per cwt.
Market summary of calf prices and cattle bids
The report lists calf and cattle prices with quantities and mostly steady to steady bids. Prices shown include 97 006748.00 and 20 76027 65 for calves and heifers, indicating market activity and price ranges for the period.
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MA Ivertock
USDA
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Dip On Monday
Market quotations show plant delivered prices for No 2 grades of hogs with sows and butchers lower by about 50 cents. High yielding hogs were bid 50 cents above and No 3 overfats 50 cents below the quoted levels. Grain notes include corn and soybeans at 2.05 and related figures.
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Cedar Rapids
Stocks End Lower As Trading Heats Up On Monday
New York AP said stocks closed down with heavier trading in late hours and prices at session lows. Dow, rail stocks and major industrials showed declines as traders logged a brisk volume, with notable figures including American Can, General Electric, Procter Gamble and Merck among the listed movers.
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New York
Anthony Henak Found Dead on His Farm
Anthony Henak age 67 was found dead near his tractor on his farm three miles west of Oxford Junction. Coroner Howard Campbell attributed death to a heart attack occurring about noon Saturday while he was alone on the premise. He was a World War I veteran and American Legion member survived by a brother Frank of Oxford Junction and a sister Mrs George Dusanek of Wyoming. Services set for Tuesday at 10 30 in Hayden funeral home.
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Anthony Henak
Here
Henak
Howard Campbell
American Legion
Frank
George Dusanek
Wyoming
Hayden Funeral Home
May McCullough Forester Chief Ranger Dies in Chicago
May McCullough a past high chief ranger of the Foresters died Monday in Chicago. The obituary notes she served with the Women's Catholic Foresters and highlights her long community leadership and public service profile.
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May McCullough
Forester Fame
Chicago
McCullough
Adider
Hard Goods Boom: ’59 Appliance Sales Top 1958
The report shows appliance sales in 1959 exceeding the prior year with growing demand across washing machines heating stones dehumidifiers and vacuum cleaners. Data from Dots US Department of Commerce indicate rising consumer purchases in durable goods categories.
Market Wrap: Corn Falls While Other Grains Rise
Chicago trading notes show the government crop report pressuring corn with moderate to sharp selling. Wheat edges higher, oats and soybeans move mixed with gains, rye up as well.
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Chicago
Chicago cash provisions and grain quotations summary
Readable lines show Chicago cash prices for wheat and corn quotes, including No. 1 red wheat, No. 4 yellow corn, white oats, and related sample grades. Prices appear with bid figures and ranges, plus Harley Malting and feed notes.
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Chicago
Fey
Poultry and Produce Prices Mixed Across Markets
Market notes show varied demand with white meat steady and reds weaker. California lone white sells at 46 64 per unit while Arizona red and Texas rounds around 3.08 to 4.50 per unit. Washington round red at 4.50, carlot track sales ongoing.
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Satirda
California
Arizon Tean
Texas
Washington
In New York Market Report Confusing Yet Noted Price Averages
AP dispatch from New York outlines mixed dairy prices with bulk cartons and fresh creamery products showing varied scores and measurements. The report references 732,000 units and several standard grades while noting uncertain details and broad price ranges.
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York
City Briefs Highlight local talks and ads at Roosevelt and hotels
City briefs list upcoming talks by tech executives and Kiwanis speakers at the Roosevelt hotel, a hospital entry for Mrs. Henry Althaus, a music camp attendance at Interlochen, new office openings for dentists, and various local ads. Also notes dog bite at St Luke's, enlistments to Lackland, a petty larceny sentence, fishing license fines, and drivers license suspensions in Marion and Cedar Rapids.
Polio Cases Rise Across Iowa With New D. M. Count
Seven new polio cases reported over the weekend widen the outbreak beyond Des Moines and Polk counties. The patients live in Newton Waterloo Dexter and Menlo while four cases are outside the capital region. Health director Dr. James F. Speers cautioned the spread and noted low vaccination rates with Salk vaccine. vaccination histories vary.
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Des Moines
Polie County
Polk County
Newton
Waterloo
Dexter
Menlo
James F. Speers
Lowans
Clyde Reports News Tonight on Channel Nine
The station announces tonight’s news roundup at 10:05 PM and 9 PM listings. Clyde presents top local and national stories with brief updates and weather outlook.
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Clyde
Nellie Jackson 97 and 80-year Trinity Union Methodist member
Nellie Jackson aged 97 is noted for eight decades of church membership at Trinity Union Methodist, reflecting a long commitment to the parish in Providence.
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Providence, R.I
UPD
Nellie Jackson
Trinity Union Methodist Church
Burglars Prying Cash From Marion Home
Burglars ransacked the Lester Hollander residence at 4420 Pepperwood Hill and took about 360 dollars in cash. Police Chief Leighton Ford said the break in occurred between 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday while the Hollanders were away. Residents were urged to notify police when leaving town to deter prowlers.
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Lester Hollander
Pepperwood Hill
Marlion
Leighton Ford
Hollanders
Marion and Cedar Rapids News Roundup and Notes
Community events include the Marion Karnival July 21 22 at Cedar with ticket deals from local businesses. Visiting Slaters from Los Angeles are former Marion residents visiting relatives in Marion Cedar Rapids and Stanwood. City crews plan basement spraying due to sewer backups starting Wednesday. A Linn-Mar 4 H achievement show is set for Wednesday at 7 pm in Home Economics. Desert flower ice listed at Sorg Pharmacy. Mayor Brewer recovering from an ear infection.
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California
Jim Slater
Los Angeles
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Stanwood
Slaters
Linn-Mar
New Monitor Seeks Hoffa Ouster in Union Watch
Lawrence T. Smith sworn in as Teamsters Union monitor plans to seek the ouster of Union President James R. Hoffa. Smith joins Godfrey Schmidt on the three member panel overseeing Hoffa after a 1958 settlement. Martin O Donoghue says staff prepared charges from about half the rank and file. Dan Maher is the third monitor. Schmidt resigned over potential conflicts of interest.
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Lawrence T. Smith
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James R. Hoffa
Smith
Hoffa
New Yorker
Godfrey P. Schmidt
Schmidt
New York
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U.S. District Court
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Newsmen
O'Donoghue
Daniel B. Maher
Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Local Home Services Directory Listing Include Painting and Lawn Care
An assortment of local business ads offers services such as interior exterior painting lawn grading sod seeding and general contracting. Listings include contact notes and rough finished grading services alongside miscellaneous home maintenance offers.
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Aeetansia
Omnia
Fertilver
Bachman Ae
MD Hss
Simon
Pauline
Tock
Erad- Inc
F. W. Lyman
Ing
Depp
Rene Carpenter
Carpenter
M Mason
E. Mullaley
Marion Dial
Pang
Cecile Bit Sug
Myers
Carl Vaupel 83 Dies in Center Point Funeral Planned
Carl Vaupel 83 retired farmer and World War I veteran died Sunday in a Center Point nursing home. Born in Germany in 1875 he came to the United States in 1903 settled in Newhall and moved to Center Point 16 years ago. Surviving are two sons Alfred Walker and Arnold Center Point three daughters Mrs Walter Sebrecht Mrs C J Osborn Center Point and Emma Lyman Cedar Rapids and a brother Justice Vaupel Vinton. Military services will be held Wednesday at 1 30 p m at St John s Lutheran Church by the American Legion.
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Carl Vaupel
Germany
Newhall
Katrina Heppe
Alfred
Walker
Arnold
Walter Sebrecht
C. J. Osborn
Emma Lyman
Cedar Rapids
Justice Vaupel
Vinton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
American Legion
Oelwein Man Fined for Leaving Accident Scene
Gary Weber, 19, of Oelwein was fined $15 and costs for leaving the scene of an accident Sunday. He drove a car that struck a parked vehicle.
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Oelwein
Gary Weber
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