Hogs steady to higher across multiple markets with top $5.35
U S Department of Agriculture reports Friday hog receipts in major markets around 21 000 with steady to higher prices led by 180 lb to 270 lb barrows and gilts. Cattle and sheep receipts also listed with mixed tone and clear price ranges across regions including Iowa and Illinois markets for calved and feeder stock. Local markets in Waterloo Mason City Des Moines and Peoria show varied but generally firmer cash values for hogs and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Tapi
IU. S. Dept. Agricultures
Minnesota
Bioux City Livestock Prices Report
Sioux City cattle receipts 3000 calves 100 beef steers and yearlings steady to strong with some gains. hogs receipts 5000 market not established bids higher. sheep receipts 2000 spring lambs up slightly with Idaho springers selling at 10.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bioux City Livestock
Sioux City
API
IU S. Dent
Idaho
Omana Livestock Hogs and Cattle Prices Move Steady
Omaha reports hog receipts 6300 total 6700 with steady to 10 cent gains, top $5.10 for 19-240 lb. cattle receipts 5000, calves 250 total 400, mixed trends with weighty steers steady, fed steers and yearlings near 88.75% to 9.75. she lambs fully steady with spring lambs around 10.25 to 10.50 and shorn ewes down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana Livestock
Omaha
API
U 8
Dept. Agriculture
Hghtstockers
California
Paul Livestock Market Report at St. Paul
Receipts total 2,900 head with fed steers and yearlings opening steady. Cattle prices show steady to weak for cows and heifers, good to choice loads around 199.18, common and medium cows 35.50 to 76.25, canners and cutters 40.00 to 75.25, bulls weak, feeders steady with dairy stock steady to weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Livestock
Booth
Paul
Mkt. News Soc
Local Hog Market Gains Ten Cents Top Calves Reach Eight Hundred
Local hog market shows a ten cent rise with top calves at 800 dollars. Prices for sheep and lambs vary by weight and quality. spring lambs 76 to 80 pounds bring about 88 dollars and Bucks 1 tess. Others priced by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genuin
Cedar Rapids Mixed Prices for Grain Poultry and Produce
The Cedar Rapids listing shows wholesale prices for grains including Wheat No 1 at 80c and No 2 at 9c, corn and soybeans with various grades, hay and straw at 7.50 and 6.00, poultry prices for hens and roosters, assorted vegetables with lemons 6.00 and grapefruits at 2.75 to 3.16, celery 4.50, onions 2.50, cabbage 2.00, tomatoes 2.50, and potatoes 2.35 to 2.80. Leather hides and animal byproducts priced No 1 cured beef hides at te, No 2 at 6e, calf hides dec, kip prices, horse prices 3.00 and 2.50, pony and glue half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Nide
Market report shows mixed dairy and produce prices across cities
Chicago receipts kept steady to firmer for live poultry and butter while eggs and potatoes faced variable demand. New York weights echoed mixed prices with higher creamery butter and steady cheese, as inventories and quality shifted across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Rock
Ensyt Creamery
New York
Futures Prices for Butter and Eggs Reported
Furnished by Samson Bros and Co shows butter storage standards for November and eggs refrigerator standards for October with prices around 37.40. The note provides commodity benchmarks and brief figures for dairy storage and egg handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson Bros
Jobs Gain Boosts Employment Above Last Year
Secretary Perkins said non agricultural jobs rose 240000 from April to May due to defense work and seasonal business gains, lifting total employment about 1 million above the level a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Perkins
Peace Rumors Drag Wall Street Hinges Amid Unconfirmed Talks
Unconfirmed peace rumors swept Wall Street pushing stocks lower early and curbing declines by session end. Dull steels and aircrafts bore the brunt while powerful firms such as U.S. Steel Bethlehem General Motors and Eastman Kodak stumbled, while American Telephone Western Union New York Central Southern Railway Packard and Glenn Martin showed relative resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Harvester
Caterpillar
Douglas
United Aircraft
Sperry
Phelps Dodge
American Can
Westinghouse
Dow Chemical
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Eastman
Phillip Morris
Standard Oil
N. J
American Telephone
Western Union
New York Central
Southern Railway
Packard
Glenn Martin
Wheat Steady to Firm as Corn Dips on Chicago Board
Wheat closes steady to firm gaining 1 cent. July at 78 1/4 to 78 cents. Corn unchanged to off 1/4 cent, July 60 7/8. Oats up 3/4 to 4 cents, rye higher, soybeans down about 1/2 to 1 1/4. Minneapolis and Kansas City track Chicago. Winnipeg lags. Receipts around 165 cars. noon buying 30,000 bushels, purchases to arrive 8,000. Cash wheat firm. cash corn mixed prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Wisconsin cheese quotas for the week of June 24 27
Wiscons in cheese exchange reports quotas for the week of June 24 to 27 with listed prices for daisies horns cheddars and brick varieties. The Farmer's call board notes prices for daisies commio dores litze horns and cheddars. Wool market in Boston shows very slow trading with some French combing lengths fine territory wool and bright fleece ools selling in small quantities around 85 percent of test scoured basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wisap
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Twins
Farmer's Call Board
Boston
U S. Dept Agricultures
Bond Market Slumps On War Terms Rome Slumps Milan Drops
Foreign and domestic bonds fell after a broad selling wave on Wednesday as Italian issues led losses amid eased Italian French armistice terms. Rome and Milan bonds slid, utilities and volatile rails bore the brunt, while US government issues saw smaller declines in expanded trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newoak Bond Review
NEW York
Wall Street
Rome
Milan
Commonwealth Edison
American Telephone
Central
Portland General Electric
Southern Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
Firestone
Court hearing reshapes Wapsie Valley fair ownership
In district court Judge J E Heiserman hears the Wapsie Valley Fair stock dispute with Mrs Osie Page testifying she burned all old records after the association dissolved in 1937. Plaintiffs seek to prove stock ownership and entitlement in the Linn County Fair. About half of the Wapsie Valley shares offered as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie Valley Fair
Linn County Fair, Inc
J. E. Heiserman
Osie Page
Central City
Wapsie Valley Body
Linn County Fair
Wapsie Valley
George Claassen
Court hearing adjourned for noon then reconvened Thursday
The court heard evidence from the plaintiff until adjournment at noon Wednesday and planned to reconvene Thursday morning.
Tom Quigley Sentenced On Drunk Driving Count
Tom Quigley a 32 year old from 1106 Sixth Street SE withdrew a not guilty plea and was fined 300 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated. Judge H C Ring alternatively sentenced him to 90 days in county jail due to inability to pay the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Quigley
Sixth Street SE
H. C. Ring
Quigley
Dunka Donut Firm Incorporation Authorized in Cedar Rapids
Form Dunka Donut Firm authorized to issue 100 par common stock totaling 10000 with Cedar Rapids business start after 500 in stock is issued. Directors include Dunsworth Shepard DeWees DeWees Schultz Lawrence Basham all of Cedar Rapids. Renewal notes for Mutual Fire and Tornado Assn Cedar Rapids expiring Aug 25 renewed 20 years. original 1900 with list of directors Coon Daykin Eatinger Kemmerer Grove Windley Doane Wilson Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunka Donut
Dunka Donut Corporation
Dempsy Jones
Cedar Rapids
L. H. Dunsworth
J. J. Shepard
T. H. DeWees
S. A. DeWees
W. O. Schultz
O W. Lawrence
Art Basham
Mutual Fire and Tornado Association of
County Recorders Office
Ira A. Coon
Walter E. Daykin
C. J. Eatinger
J. J. Kemmerer
S. H. Grove
J. Windley Coon
County transfers workers and retires survey trucks
Following advice from County Engineer W. T. Behrens that 19 men will move from Town Geodetic survey to the WPA road project and three survey trucks will be retired, the board votes to bid for the vehicles with bids due at the Des Moines Geodetic survey. Jesse O. Mumma sues Cities Service Oil for 600 dollars claiming unlawful eviction and more costs after leasing a station at Second Ave and First Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Behrens
Board of Supervisors
Des Moines
Cities Service Co
Jesse O. Mumma
Cities Service Oil Company
Mumma
Cities
Second Avenue
First Street
May Drug Case Opens in Cedar Rapids Court
Opening arguments were heard in district court on Wednesday before Judge Charles J. Haas in a case against May Drug Co of Cedar Rapids seeking dismissal of the 24 Cedar Rapids druggists injunction against alleged unfair trade practices in price cutting. Attorneys for May included RS Milner and Abe Bass. plaintiffs were represented by Owen N. Elliott and W C Shuttleworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
May Drug Company
Cedar Rapids
Charles J. Haas RS
Milner
Abe Bass
May Company
Owen N. Elliott
W. C. Shuttleworth
Wife Divorces Paul Dale In Quick Court Action
Evelyn Dale obtained a divorce from Paul Dale after a two hour and forty four minute proceeding ruled by Judge H C Ring on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The decree shows no alimony. They married July 22 1936 as stated in the petition filed at 9 02 am. The decree was enrolled at 11 46 am. Ann Hollingsworth seeks divorce from Howard Hollingsworth on cruel and inhuman conduct filed in district court. She asks costs and restoration of her maiden name Ann McDougal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dale
H.C. Ring
Evelyn Dale
Ann Hollingsworth
Howard Hollingsworth
Mitvalsky Reports Election Expenses and Legal Updates
Campaign expense total for Mile F. Mitvalsky in the June 3 Republican primary was 408.10 with no receipts. District court actions include Mildred C. Joseph as administrator in a personal injury suit and a water embezzlement information against Sidney S. Water. An executor bond for Henry E. Ashby was set at 2000 dollars after the death of John H. Ashby, who left an estate valued at about 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitvalsky
Mile F. Mitvalsky
Mildred C. Joseph
Guy C. Joseph
Witwer Grocery Company
H. C. Ring
Henry E. Ashby
Coggon
John H. Ashby
J. E. Heiserman
Ashby
Kiwanis Convention Theme On Building Human Values
Kiwanis International Convention in Minneapolis featured a theme about developing human values. Cedar Rapids Kiwanians attending the event heard Clyde Sanborn and A. T. Pleune report on the convention and its civic message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Sanborn
A. T. Pleune
Youth convention speakers urge stay the course of democracy
Mr. Sanborn warned without renewed support for youth groups within Kiwanis or similar clubs the nation may lose its constitution and republican government in ten years. Speakers including Rep. Jerry Voorhis and H. V. Kaltenborn addressed the crowd as officers elected for the year included Dr. Gene Walcott as treasurer in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sanborn
Pleune
New Kiwanis
Future Farmers of America
Rep
Jerry Voorhis
Calif
Dies
H. V. Kaltenborn
Gene Walcott
Des Moines
Obituary notices for Edwin O Serveson and John S Andrle
Edwin O Serveson of 118 Sixteenth Street NE Cedar Rapids died at 4 45 a m after a long illness. Born September 9 1879 at Lafayette Ja he spent 36 years with Rock Island retiring May 18 1939. He married Myrtle E Hens ny January 15 1935 at Galena IL and is survived by his wife a brother Maurice Serveson of Center Point and several nieces and nephews. Burial at Cedar Memorial Park. John S Andrle 65 of 148 Seventeenth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died Tuesday at 9 45 p m after a period of illness. Funeral at 2 p m Friday at Barta chapel with Rev Ludvik Burian. Burial at Bohemian National Cemetery. He was born in Johnson County May 10 1775 came to Cedar Rapids in 1901 married 1898 to Bessie Rohlena. Survived by wife two children Jerry J Andrle and Mrs Joseph Pisny both of Cedar Rapids one brother two sisters Emma and others five grandchildren and Mary Wencel of Swisher. A son William died six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin O Serveson
Sixteenth Street
Rock Island
Mr. Serveson
Lafayette
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle E. Hensny
Galena
Myrtle
Maurice Serveson
Center Point
Serveson
St. James
John S. Andrle
Seventeenth Avenue
Andrle
Barta Chapel
Ludvik Burian
Bohemian National Cemetery
Johnson County
Bessie Rohlena
Jerry J. Andrle
Joseph Pisny
Joseph
Emma Andrle
Mary Wencel
Swisher
William
Death notice for Bertha S Schneider in Cedar Rapids
Miss Bertha S Schneider died at 1 a m Wednesday after a long illness at her brother Joseph E Schneiders home 1331 C avenue NE Survivors include her brothers John B Robert C and Anna Marie all of Cedar Rapids two step-sisters and two step-brothers Mrs Harold Raj tora Cedar Rapids Mrs Sam King Mason City Milford Fleagle Wes Moines and Lumir Petranek Cedar Rapids Funeral services will be at 9 am Friday at Immaculate Conception church with Rev Msgr John M Molloy officiating Burial will be at Bohemian National cemetery
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Bertha S. Schneider
Joseph E. Schneider
C Avenue
Joseph
John B
Robert C
Anna Marie
Cedar Rapids
Harold Rajtora
Sam King
Mason City
Milford Fleagle
Wes Moines
Lumir Petranek
John M Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Bohemian National Cemetery
Widow Margaret Thurston dies at 48 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Margaret Thurston of 1317 I avenue NE Cedar Rapids widow of Charles A Thurston died at a local hospital Wednesday afternoon aged 48. Burial in Linwood cemetery after service in Turner chapel time to be announced. She was born in Cleveland and moved from Chicago to Cedar Rapids 28 years ago. Survived by son Charles A Thurston Jr and granddaughter Charlene both of Cedar Rapids, and parents Mr. and Mrs O Dickman plus four brothers Hans James Wallace and Edward Dickman all of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Thurston
I. Avenue NE
Charles A. Thurston
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Thurston
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Charles A Thurston, Jr
Charlene
O. Dickman
Hans
James
Wallace
Edward Dickman
Funeral Services for Patrick Cosgrove
Funeral services for Patrick Cosgrove who died Tuesday at his home 610 Fourteenth Street SE will be held Thursday at 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Msgr. John M. Molloy with pallbearers John Sheeley William O'Brien John Reilly Henry Grant Glenn Trainor and Thomas Burke. Rosary will be recited Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Moon chapel where friends may call. Burial will follow in St. Patrick's Cemetery at Monti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Cosgrove
Fourteenth Street
Immaculate Conception
John M. Molloy
John Sheeley
William O'Brien
John Reilly
Henry Grant
Glenn Trainor
Thomas Burke
Msgr. Molloy
Moon
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Monti
Funeral services for Mrs Estella Coleman
Funeral services for Mrs Estella Coleman who died at her Mount Vernon home will be held at 2 p m Thursday in the Moon chapel. Pallbearers are J D Peet John Be icechoing Morton Kepler Irban Lacock J W Hill and Carl Travis. Burial will be in Lafayette cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Coleman
Mount Vernon
Moon Chapel
J. D. Peet
John
Morton Kepler
Irban Lacock
J. W. Hill
Carl Travis
Lafayette Cemetery
Funeral services for LeRoy L Kendall
Funeral services for LeRoy L Kendall who died Tuesday at his home 1247 Fourth Street NW will be held at 10 am Thursday in Beatty chapel Burial will be in Shiloh cemetery Friends may call at the chapel between 7 and 9 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy L. Kendall
Fourth Street NW
Beatty Chapel
Shiloh Cemetery
Mrs. Eugene Coleman Dies in Washington D C at 39
Mrs. Eugene Coleman 39 of Washington D C died there Wednesday morning. Her sister Mrs Homer W Carley of Cedar Rapids was in attendance and said to be related to the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Coleman
Washington, D. C
Homer W. Carley
Cedar Rapids
Willkie's Image Scratches Off In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia Wendell Willkie faces smear-labels from hi finance interests while delegates view him as a man of many worlds. His dining on a simple cheese sandwich contrasts with his high level bank and utility ties as he weighs the war question.
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duPont, Morgan
Banks
Wendell Willkie
Farley
Wall Street
Willkie
Chase Bank
Commonwealth and
Southern Utility
Indiana
Mr. Roosevelt
Political Contention Roils Party Conventions and Candidates
A fragmented view of the 1940 campaign shows Willkie lauded by leftists for intelligence, with GOP operatives arguing over platform drafting and anti-war stances. Critics note last minute bargaining, intraparty maneuvering, and reporters noting provocative remarks by several candidates and officials.
Mrs Coleman Former Vera Johnson Identified
The article notes that Mrs Coleman, who left the area years ago, was formerly Vera Johnson, identifying a name change in her records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Vera Johnson
Jacobs Fires An Ace In 68 At Cedar Rapids Course
Johnny Jacobs preps to defend his state golf title at Cedar Rapids Country Club July 8 to 14. He shot 68 on Wednesday after an earlier 66 last Thursday tying the course record. He carded an ace on No 5 during Wednesday's round and produced solid scores throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Jacobs
Jacobs I
Jacobs I Cessgeeesees
City Briefs and Advertisements Share Local Notices
The item lists several small notices and ads including haircuts at Hanna Barbers 25c on 2nd Ave, a post No. 1 Iowa Volunteers meeting at Hotel Montrose Thursday evening with officer elections, fresh market produce Thursday morning, Townsend club No. 6 meeting with music and speeches, Mt Herman lodge No. 263 school of instruction at Masonic hall with refreshments, a travel note on the Lindahl family trip to multiple West Coast locations, Waltonian Luncheon Club meeting at LaFayette club room Friday noon, and Frank Schloss speaking on conditions in Austria at his departure time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Herman Lodge No. 263
Masonic Hall
Waltonian
LaFayette Club
Frank Schloss
Austria
Red Cross Leader Returns From Aquatic School
Capt. E A Milliken first aid chairman of Linn county Red Cross returns from an aquatic school at Rockaway Beach Missouri saying surplus goods can be sold via Good Things to Eat ads with phone ad number 2 1121 and urging readers to place ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Milliken
Linn County Red Crags
Rockaway Beach
Police training covers first aid water safety and more
Courses in first aid water safety life saving and home accident prevention were given to 150 police officers fire officials PE instructors and laymen. Visiting Cedar Rapids on business Wednesday were F Brooks and W E Bolton of the Rock Island Lines and industrial commission. A Linn county tax deed sale was approved transferring Lot 6 Block 7 Coggon for 200.13. Three reserve second lieutenants have extensions to June 30 1941: Robert H Anderson Oelwein John Allen Coulter Washington and Charles L McClenahan Fort Snelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
F. Brooks
Rock Island Lines
W. E. Bolton
Rock Island
Linn County
John J. Orr
Coggon
Board of Supervisors
Town of
Regular Army
Robert H. Anderson
Oelwein
John Allen Coulter
Washington
Fort Crook
Neb
Charles L. McClenahan
Fort Snelling
Minn
Navy enlistments spotlight Toledo youths
William L. Kvidera son of Mr and Mrs James Kvidera of Toledo and William Kane Jr son of Mr and Mrs William M Kane of Clutter route 2 enlisted in the navy Wednesday through the local recruiting station in the federal building. Recruiter James W Keene notes numerous vacancies in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Kvidera
James Kvidera
Toledo
William Kane, Jr
William M. Kane
Clutter
Route 2
Navy
Federal
James W. Keene
Roe Cruiter
Retired Rail Men Elect Leadership at Unit 29 Meeting
Unit 29 of the National Association of Retired Railway Employees elected T. E. Brady as chair man W. E. Warren as vice president and J. E. Stevenson as secretary treasurer at a regular session. The unit inducted 16 new members and open eligibility to retired railway personnel with 30 years of service and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Brady
W. E. Warren
J. E. Stevenson
Red Cross Ships Garments to Europe from New York
Linn county Red Cross announces a shipment of hospital and refugee garments received at a New York warehouse will sail to Europe on the first available boat. A second batch of sweaters and hospital garments will be sent from Cedar Rapids in a few days, per Mrs. Wells C. Peck executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Red Cross
New York
Europe
Cedar Rapids
Wells C. Peck
Hugh family enlists son for field artillery duty
Walter B. Hugh son of Mia and Emily Hugh of Manchester enlisted at Cedar Rapids recruiting station for army duty with the field artillery at Fort Lewis Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Hugh
Mia
Emily Hugh
Manchester
Cedar Rapids
Artibe Lery
Fort Lewis
Wash
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