Chicago cattle market eases as OPA eyes new beef ceilings
Chicago reports slow trading as cattle workers anticipate upcoming OPA price ceilings. Dealers show hesitance with most cattle selling near 12 to 14 dollars while hogs edge higher early before turning dull. Across Omaha and Sioux City markets, receipts rise and prices hover around steady to higher with select loads and top quotes noted.
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Chicago
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Sal
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Uraby
California
Sioux City
Dent
Sele
Idaho Asprin Pea
Idaho
Lambs
Feoria
Peoria
Boloena
Mediun
Chicago Grain Prices and Dairy Figures From Market Report
A historical market listing shows grain quotations in dollars per bushel, with entries for corn, oats, and soybeans alongside storage and firsts values. Dairy notes include butter receipts, cheese prices, and milk trends with references to New York markets and creamery values.
Produce Markets Chicago Produce. Chickens and Potatoes in flux
Market reports show mixed receipts and fluctuating prices for poultry and potatoes. Heavy hens and various fryers priced up to 28 cents per pound. colored and Plymouth Rock varieties listed. Potatoes arrivals total 165 on track 36, with U.S. shipments at 890 and liberal supplies amid moderate demand. Butter receipts and scores cited with range from 30 to 37 cents per pound.
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Recelpta
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Delaware Apringa
U. S
California
Southern
Louisiana
Blisse
Alabama
Bilse Triumphs U
North Carolina Cobbiers U
Inset
Med
Eoga
Porkers Steady On Local Market
Hogs hold steady on the local market with no changes in grades. The cattle market shows mixed ranges for various steer and heifer categories while lamb and sheep values adjust within typical seasonal spreads. Market notes list numerous weight classes and price points across hogs cattle and sheep.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Poultry Market
Grain and produce prices list with No. 2 corn shelled at 78 cents, soybeans No. 2 yellow $1.56, wheat 193c, oats 46 and 44 cents, various vegetables and fruits priced including celery 15 cents a bunch, lemons 36 cents, oranges 4.75 to 5.23, potatoes Idaho No. 1 42.5, Canteloupes 4.75, apples 4.24, and assorted hides and livestock values for local buyers.
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Lamson Brothers and Company
HL R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Fithles
Idaho
Calif
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Trade Delayed by Local Holiday
Plymouth and Boston reports note disrupted commerce as June 15 to 20 works and Wool markets pause due to Trunker Hill days and a local holiday closing Boston houses and halting business. The text references AP and agricultural markets with fleeting mentions of cheese from Plymouth and wool from Boston.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Boston
Pept Agriculturat
Rail issues lead slight advance amid uneven bond market
In New York, selective buying pushed some lower priced rail issues higher near the close while the overall bond trend stayed uneven. Government and utility bonds steadied or improved modestly with some issues rising, and several corporates lagged or underperformed in softer over the counter trading.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Porcicn
U .S
Baltimore Sand Ohio
Southern Pacific
International Hydro Electric Gs
Western Union
Slow Climb By Stock Market Shows Modest Gains
New York Stock Exchange headlines report a measured advance with steels motors oils and specialties leading the move. Du Pont Sears Roebuck American Telephone Standard Oil and others gain while Postal Telegraph preferred and Edison shares trend lower amid mixed activity.
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du Pont
Sears Roebuck
American ‘Vuelephone
Standard Oil
Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
United Aircraft
Boeing
Union Carbide
American Can
Texas Company
Gould
Postal Telegraph
Netrouw Edison
Y M C A Adult Swimming Classes Report
Forty men and fifteen women attend the YMCA adult free swimming classes. Gurney Day the physical director said Wednesday that classes will continue Thursday and Friday at 6 30 p m for women and 7 30 p m for men. Enrollment is closed to women while men’s applications for the final two instruction periods are still being accepted.
Soybeans Set Pace For Grain Advance
Chicago reports show soybeans leading grain futures higher as late-session demand spurs gains. Corn futures rise on harvest hopes while wheat and oats post modest advances and cash prices for soybeans and corn reflect active buying.
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Chicago
Tinos
Missouri
Courthouse Case Tests Taxable Values After Freeze
A Mutual Investment Co suit in district court targets Cedar Rapids property assessments claiming unfair board of review actions. Petitions seek reduced assessed values for two blocks near Second Avenue, arguing emergency freezes lowered property values and revenue. The case cites 1941 and 1945 assessment figures and questions the board’s authority amid wartime conditions.
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Mutual Investment Companys
Cedar Rapids
Second Avenue
Fifth and
Sixth Streets
HAL
Board of Review
Mutual Investment Company
Phaniff
Scolaro
County records show four divorce actions filed
Three new divorce suits list Frances L Buttler Mervin L Buttler Ruth L Cozart and Lews W Cowart and Alice M Fleury Clement E Fleury with wives alleging cruel and inhuman treatment In a fourth case Vonoa D Kelley sues Inan R Kelley and evidence was heard but the judge took the matter under advisement Mrs Welles seeks 500 cash furnishings 40 monthly alimony custody of a son and 25 monthly support until age 18
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County Clerks Office
Frances L Buttler
Mervin L. Buttler
Ruth L. Cozart
Lews W. Cowart
Alice M Fleury
Clement E. Fleury
Vonoa DD Kelley
Hans
Welles
Real estate sale approved in Fay versus Cook partition case
In district court Judge King Thompson approved the sale by referee B L Herring of the Fay v Cook partition property. Frank Suchumels bought as joint tenants for 5200 and agreed to pay 1042 taxes while the referee pays 1941 taxes. 5 percent commission due John B Finney. referee deed approved. Roberts note: concluding line cites George Bernard Shaw.
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B. L. Herring
Edward S. Fay
James Cook
King Thompson
Frank Suchumel
Suchomels
John B. Finney
Thompson
Betzer Heads Marion Street Department In City Changes
Elmer Betzer, nine year Marion street department worker, was named street commissioner by the city council. Police Chief Gene Miller resigns acting role to devote full time as chief. Council sold a 10 000 Newark bond from 1938 for government bonds under finance committee direction. Leo A. Klumph named weed commissioner. Roy Travis to assist. Weed control begins Monday with charges to property owners. Several liquor and cigarette permits renewed or granted. Bridge approaches to Milwaukee railroad closed. Stunt man Don Lillerege enlists as naval cadet. Marion fire officials note 64 days without a fire call, the longest in city history.
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Elmer Betzer
Marion Street Department
Gene Miller
Newark
U.S
Finance Committee
Counci
Board of Supervisors
Leo A. Klumph
Marion
Roy Travis
Frank Schleuter
Louis Krejci
Club Royale
George Wood
Lawrence Hall
Hallwood F
Marak
Park View Tavern
Harold Ballard
King's Scoreboard
Kerb Wesling
Yerb’s Barbecue Inn
L A Mack
Mack's Smoke Shop
Mrs. C. Glover
O. SK Drive
Roy Kellams
K. Vy
Marion area club notices and upcoming events
Emma Jean Nollsch was elected president of the Junior American Legion auxiliary at Mrs Fern Anthes home. Ruth Boyanovsky was elected secretary Shirley Clapp treasurer Marilyn Wahl chaplain and Jeanne Clapp scribe. A picnic luncheon followed. Christan church men’s softball vs Catholic men at Legion athletic field Thursday 645 pm. In rain Brotherhood meeting at Christian church after. Miss Bess Bosies visiting Aunt Mrs Frank Skinner. Marion lodge Nu 6 AF and AM to meet Thursday 7 pm at Masonic temple for First degree work. Mrs Robert Hutchison and Mrs Kenneth Hillcreze host guests two weeks. Jimmie Gallatin of Milwaukee visits grandmother Mr Guy W Miller. Tuckabache club lunch Friday at Mrs W S Hewitt 486 Ninth avenue. Mrs F C Newlin and Mrs Beall to Madison Wis. Robert Hogan enlisted in Marines and assigned to quartermasters corps with two marksmanship medals. Mrs Martin Whitesell and daughter Karen Gail return from LeRoy Hawaii trip. Kenneth Whitesell visiting brother Mutt in Minton.
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Emma Jean Nollsch
American Legion Auxiliary
Fern Anthes
Marion Ruth Boyanovsky
Shirley Clapp
Marilyn Wahl
Jeanne Clapp
Christan Church
Legion Athletic Field
Christian Church
Martin Whitesell
Karen Gail
LeRoy
Leon Whitesell
Mr Whitesell
Kenneth Whitesell
Mutt
Minton
Young Adult Methodist Assembly Meets Sunday
The Marion Methodist church hosts the first young adult assembly of the Upper town conference led by E. T. Gough of Mt. Vernon. Local chairmen include William H Ray Marjorie D Ray and Charles A Joss. The program covers songs addresses forum discussion fellowship lunch and group sessions concluding with a closing worship.
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Marion Methodist Church
Upper Town
E. T. Gough
Mt. Vernon
William H Ray
Marjorie D. Ray
Charles A. Joss
Mary Beth Colliater
Ruth Engstrom
Glenn McMichael
Kingdom Progress
Mr. Ray
John Freeman
Wyoming
Sanctuary
Rock Island Pastor Accepts Marion Pulpit
The Rev Frederick Nelson of Rock Island has accepted a call to the Marion Congregational church and will preach next Sunday before moving to Marion. He is a Hamline graduate with a Garrett seminary BD and has served in Hammond Indiana and Letts Iowa. The Nelsons will occupy the parsonage at 1595 Eighth Avenue.
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Frederick Nelson
Rock Island
Marion Congregational Church
Marion
Hamline University
St. Paul
Band Concert Opens Season In City Park
The first high school band concert of the season is set for Thursday at 8 pm in the city park under director Glenn L. Lyman. The program includes Guard du Corps Over ture Eroica In a Chinese Temple Garden Selections from Prince Charming Mexican Hat Dance Who's Afraid of the Big Wolf? The Emperor Waltz The Stars and Stripes Forever. Community notices briefly list visitors and illnesses among local residents and relatives.
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Glenn L. Lyman
du Corps
Hall
Skornica
Ketelby
King
Partiche
Strauss
Souss
Local ads mix services and wanted notices crowd Gazette page
Classified column shows watches and jewelry cleaned repairs sales from Probasco and Vincent stores, plus help wanted milk route driver truck work and clerical positions. Several listings request contact numbers and box replies while Friz Fritz and Hoover service branches advertise promotions and repairs.
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Fritz
ATV
Oschaal
Aome
Gazette
O. J Smith
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Copper Skelly
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Ons Sty of
Son
Contl Motors
Sperry Corp
Crown Crucible Steel Drug
Curtiss
Stew Warner Curtias
Studebaker
Ary
Neere & Cave Stone
del Madson Steriine
Lacka
Corp Douelny Air
Idewnier
Ecir Aly Simken
Erie
Timken
Eastman
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Eierric Ohl
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el Coal
Gen Motors
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Gimbel Bros Mt Gastap Goebel
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Willy
Ovid
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Armour and Co
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Betzer
Naval Flying Cadet
Don Lillerege
Kenneth Hillerege
Terry + Carpenter company
Scottsbluff
Neb
Naval Reserve
Kansas City, Mo
Naval Aviation Cadet Selection Board
Hillerege
Marion High School
Coe College
John C. Mullin
Curd
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Milwaukee University
Frank S. Skinner
Marion Lodge Nu
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Robert G. Hutchison
Capt Hutchison
Biloxi
Kenneth Hillcreze
George A. Hutchison
Jimmie Gallatin
Milwaukee
Guy W. Miller
Melvin Gallatin
Miro
Wot. Patterson
George Hagner
Waukegan
Tuckabache Club
W. S. Hewitt
Ninth Avenue
F.C Newlin
MR. Beall
Moline, Fil
Madison
Robert. Hogan
Lottie Hogan
Marines
San Diego
Quartermasters Corps
Hogan
Young Adult Methodist Assembly
Chiss
Guy Berlin
Fred Shireman
Lake Macbride
C. L. Starr
Owen
Excelsior A. and L. Club
Oscar Martin
Eighteenth Street
Kline
Thomas Park
George A. Wilson
James A. Pringle
Fifth Avenue
W. EB. Cooper
Leighton Foard
Denison
Texas
W. J. Brace
Annapolis
Ment
E J. Yeoman
Lieut Brace
Seattle
James Newman
Ralph Morgan
Fort Francis E. Warren
Cheyenne
Wyo
Morgan
George Yule
Woof Perrin
Twelfth Street
Coy Kelly
Lisbon
Jesse Craig
John Christie
St Luke's Hospital
Minium
The
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Ian Holden
Joe Gordon
Sly Lost
Tanly
Solon
Heward
Probasco
Palace Theater
Anderson Monument CO
Boaldridge Studios
Ard
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Montgomery Ward
Mids
Frank E Rhea
Morris Pub Shop
Granby
Cail
Esrere Watch & Jewelry
Schaefer
Kresge Tide
Pather’s Day
E. A. Kriz & Son
Vogel
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands Printing C
3Nd St
Wens Welci
Priday
Orlock
Sepairing Co. Knitting CO
2Nd St
Lyman Shell
A_Ave
Lovely Lady Oil
Alli
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Dtal
Bishop's
Lillian
Ard St
Paris Academy Beauty School
DIAIL
Inanents Selo
U. An AS
Tks Rae Ae Dy
Hee Rervniiony
Dial
Huilding Vancing
Rocky Donovan
Orch
Doris Dolaw
Gov
Ceay Eisi Fisher
Fils
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Leo Pieper
Paul Moorhead
Swisher Pavilion
Swisher
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Temple
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Chicaro
London
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Jackson
Skatin
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Sparta
Jusomas
Iit
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Ciardner Rive
Taft Hotel
Teal
Aimatink
Phore
Electric
Mato-monter _Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Curette Martied
Watts
Erpritengel
Ciavetti
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