Chicago Livestock Market Posts Strong Week Gains
Receipts for hogs on Saturday were 7 300 with 7 000 sent to packers. The market stayed nominally steady with choice medium weights up to 5 75, the highest since late May, while hogs for June ran the largest June tally in six years. Steers rose 25 to 50 cents, selling to 12 50. lambs gained 40 to 60 cents, with some natives at 11 35.
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Chicago
INS
ST. Paul
Smouth
ST Paul
Fed -State
T News
Chaice
Ee Tang
Dow Chaice
Wang AD
Wetzht
Chicago and Omaha Livestock and Market Mixed Receipts Steady to Up
Receipts show hogs and cattle trading steadier with some gains on heavy weights. In Chicago and Omaha markets, hogs 300 head and cattle near steady while calves and heifers show limited gains. beef steers and yearlings move higher in parts of the week with ongoing demand. Slaughter and feeder categories display varied activity, with special strength in choice steers and yearlings.
Cedar Rapids Wholesale Prices for Produce and Hides
Listing of Cedar Rapids wholesale goods with prices for fruits vegetables and hay, plus poultry and meat items. Includes lemons oranges grape fruit celery lettuce onions cabbage tomatoes carrots new potatoes Russets and various hides with per unit figures and animal types.
Market Report on Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts at Salabie and Austin
Cattle and hog receipts at Salabie and Austin show varied steady and higher prices. Vealers and feeder pigs hold near 3.00 while hogs top around 5.59, sheep receipts show spring lambs up to 10.65 with fat shorn and fed lambs fluctuating near 6.50 to 9.90. Breeding ewes and ewe lambs fetch around 7.75. Continuous listing of weights and bid ranges appears across multiple classes and regions.
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Omaha
California
Idaho
Sioux City
Aeri
Washington Springs
Washington
Stock Traders On Sidelines
NEW YORK AP Buying demand faltered in Saturday trading as traders awaited political and business developments and the European war. Early fractional gains gave way to little change by the close with several leaders down slightly. Transfers for two hours about 200000 shares. Rails steadiness credited to expectations of higher freight loadings and earnings. Notable resistant stocks included Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, Great Northern, American Telephone, Con Edison, Public Service of N. J., Anaconda, Phelps Dodge, Montgomery Ward, Standard Oil of N J, International Mercantile Marine and Sperry.
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Santa Fe
Pennsylvania Great Northern
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Public Service of N. WL. Anaconda
Phelps Dodge Montgomery Ward
Standard Oilof N
International Mercantile Marine
Sperry
Wall Street Stocks Reported by Bennett and Co.
Wall Street stocks are summarized by J. E. Bennett & Co with WH Jump as manager. Telephone 9151 listed from Merchants National Bank Building, 403-4.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Chicago Produce Market Notes and Prices
Markets show receipts for butter and eggs steady to unchanged. Potatoes arrivals US on track with supplies and demand mixed across regions. California white and Cobb varieties cited with fluctuating prices, Missouri and Arkansas Cobbiers noted with fair to good demand and quality variations. Furnished by Jamson Bros. and Co.
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Chicago
Missouri
California
Jonze
Calfornia Bliss
North Carolina
Cobbiers
Arkansas
Biss
Oklahoma
Alabama
Jamson Bros. and Co
Bond Market Quiet in Mixed NY Sessions
Bond prices were mixed in a thin New York session on Saturday with many active issues not traded. US government bonds rose as much as 0.22 point, while foreign issues such as Canada 4s City of Frankfurt Gs and Hungary d4ts gained 1 to 2 points, and domestic issues like General Cable S bonds and Cleveland Union Terminal S bonds advanced modestly on light turnover.
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NEW YORK +AP
U. S
Canada
City of Frankfort
Hungary
General Cable S's
Cleveland Union Terminal S
International Mercantile Mariners
Weakness in corn spreads to all grain markets on Chicago Board
Corn led declines that pulled wheat and other grains lower amid pre-delivery liquidation and lighter support. July corn fell sharply with futures slipping to multiweek lows while oats and rye posted new season lows. weather remained favorable and traders eyed large new-crop marketing in the southwest.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Southwest
Midwest Grain Belt
Wisconsin cheese and wool market notes
A mixed postal market roundup reports Wisconsin cheese prices for July 1-6 with various varieties and prices, followed by a Boston wool market summary from the U S Department of Agriculture noting slower Boston demand, firm quotations with occasional concessions, and specific price ranges for grease and fleece wools ulike delaine and blood grades.
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S. Dept Agriculture
Iast
Court fight over Cedar Rapids tax levy to reach Iowa Supreme Court
The Cedar Rapids independent school district and the state appeal board move toward the Iowa Supreme Court after Judge Haas upheld the original 1939 tax levy. The appeal board seeks to reduce the levy by 28 454 dollars from the general fund using surplus. the district contends the 881 020 figure is illegal. Defendants include state Comptroller C Fred Porter Auditor C B Akers and Treasurer W G C Bagley.
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Cedar Rapids
Haas
Supreme Court
State Appeal Board
C. Fred Porter
C. B. Akers
W. G. C. Bagley
Two Plead Not Guilty To Drunk Driving Charges
Henry E. Harms, a 76 year old Marion man arrested by the highway patrol Thursday night for dining while intoxicated, pled not guilty in district court Friday afternoon before Judge J Hesse rman. He was released on his
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Henry E. Harms
Marion
Highway Patrol
J . Hesseerman
Cedar Rapids Man Arrested On Driving While Intoxicated Charge
Harris held a $1000 own bond and was arrested in 1935 for the same offense. Guy McBride of Cedar Rapids was picked up Thursday night on a bench warrant charging driving while intoxicated and pled not guilty Saturday morning before Judge H C Ring.
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Harris
Guy McBride
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Last Minute Rush For Marriage Licenses
Deputies in the county clerk's office handled a heavy end of month rush for marriage licenses. Between Friday noon and Saturday noon 13 licenses were issued, with business remaining strong all week according to Court Clerk Ed Lundquist.
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Ed Lundquist
Bowker Divorce Injunction Granted in Iowa Court
Theodora Marie Bowker obtained a writ of injunction from Judge H. C Ring with no bond to restrain Jim Bowker from injuring or threatening her. She seeks custody of four children and half of his earnings as support. The couple married June 18 1926 in Dubuque.
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Theodora Marie Bowker
Jim Bowker
H. C Ring
Adjournment Set For May Term Court July Thirteenth
Judge H. C. Ring of Cedar Rapids announced Saturday that the tentative adjournment date for the May term of the district court is July 13 by agreement among the judges. Plans call for weekly adjournments to expedite important business if needed before the September term.
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H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Ring
Knapp and Taylor Form Brokerage Partnership
Articles of incorporation issued by County Recorder Dempsy Jones announce a co partnership between Russell F. Knapp and Lowell M. Taylor to operate as Knapp and company for general brokerage transactions. The agreement runs until August 1, 1958 with Knapp supplying 80 percent of capital and Taylor the remaining 20 percent.
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Russell F. Knapp
Lowell M. Taylor
Knapp and Company
Dempsy Jones
Knapp
Taylor
Divorce proceeds favor writ of attachment for Maryllyn McKay
A writ of attachment for 500 dollars against mutual property was granted without bond in a divorce action filed Saturday by Maryllyn H McKay against James D McKay for cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of their child.
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Mutual Property
Maryllyn H McKay
James D. McKay
C J. Haas
Rorabaugh Divorce Case Submitted to Judge Ring
Frances P Rorabaugh and Charles L Rorabaugh filed in October 1939. case submitted Saturday to Judge H R Ring. No decree will be issued until court costs are paid. injunction restraining interference issued Oct 1, 1939.
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Frances P Rorabaugh
Charles L. Rorabaugh
H. R. Ring
Ring
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds in Central Region
A series of 1940 land transfers and deeds records involving Wesley F. Buresh, Milo Andrie, Fred W. Hann, George W. Fry, Fred B Neff, Elizabeth Williams, William Neff, Iowa Electric Light & Power Co, Leo Gray, Vernice Lucille Scheurs, Jessie Derby Proctor, Martha A. Heald, Ruth Heald, Perp Savings & Loan Assn, and Emiel Mortier. Transactions cover partitions, QCD deeds, joint tenancy arrangements, easements, and contractual fulfillments across multiple townships and blocks in Mt Vernon and Greens Addition, with consideration noted as $1 and value of conveyed property.
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Lenora L. Buresh
Milo Andrie
Fred W. Hann
George W. Fry
Viola
Fred B
Neff
Elizabeth Williams
William Neff
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co. A Corp
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Law
Anna B. Neff
M. K. Neff
Louis H. Kepler
Anna B
Clara A.B Smith
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Nee Smith
Leo Gray
Vernice Lucille Scheurs
Grand View
Jessie Derby Proctor
Martha A. Heald
Ruth Heald
Nely
Perp. Savings & Loan Assn. (Inc
Emiel Mortier
West Highlands
Church Notices From Marion Area Faith Services
A condensed list of church services across Marion area denominations with pastors names and schedule details including Sunday school times morning worship and special programs such as youth groups and choir rehearsals. Key churches include Baptist Evangel Singers Catholic Christian Congregational Free Methodist Methodist Presbyterian St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God Prairie Chapel and Alburnett Methodist with plans for Holy Communion and upcoming catechism and voter assembly events.
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L. W. Inman
Evangel Singers
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Christian Endeavor
C. G. Ellinger
Herbert Livingston
Arthur W. Henke
C W R de Jong
Ladies Spiritual Life Group
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Alburnett
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Prisoner Spurns Chaplain Before Gallows
Byzantine Hartman, 28, refused a chaplain's offer of spiritual comfort as he walked to the gallows on Friday night. The report notes a broader context of wartime production, with American aircraft output expected to reach about 2,500 per month by year end, up from 1,400 today.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Byzantine Hartman
Legion Plans Defense Training For Citizens In Houston
AP reports a national American Legion committeeman says the group will teach elementary military tactics to U S citizens under a broad security program to build a defense system equal to major powers. An outline was released after a preparedness mass meeting in Houston. Dr W Danforth of Fort Worth said World War II veterans would organize security defense units for adults over 18, instructed by trained leaders.
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Texas
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Deaths Expect Funeral Of Mrs. Mounce In Idaho
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Addie Hoaglan Mounce who died Thursday night in Twin Falls Idaho were not announced locally on Saturday. Born 1864 on a Cedar Rapids area farm she lived nearby until 1920 when she moved with her family to Twin Falls. Four brothers and a sister live in eastern Iowa.
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Addie Hoaglan Mounce
Twin Falls
Ida
Idaho
Cedar Rapids
Reed Rites Set for Cedar Rapids Man in Iowa
John William Reed born November 17 1874 in Estell county Kentucky died after a lingering illness at his daughter’s home near Swisher at 1 30 am Saturday. He lived in Fairfax before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1924. Survived by daughters Mrs Edward Buresh and Mrs Elmer Vorel and sons Thomas Vernon and William E Reed all of Cedar Rapids. funeral Monday at Turner chapel at 2 pm with Rev I O Arnold officiating, burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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de Vee Dean Elliott
Cedar Rapids
Yocom Chapel
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James Elliott
Albert Dean
Marion
John William Reed
Ninth Street
Edward Buresh
Swisher
Estell County
Kentucky
Fairfax
Kilda Jane Beechler
Elmer Vorel
Thomas Vernon
William E. Reed
Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
I O. Arnold
Norway
Linwood Cemetery
Iowa volunteers post elects sergeant-at-arms corrections
Ralph Dew was elected sergeant-at-arms of the Iowa Volunteers Post No. 1, not Ray Dew. Wayne McVay of 1424 Fifth Street NW was released on $109 bail after an assault and battery charge and will be tried before Justice W. A. Rall Tuesday at 9 am. Complainant was Leslie R. Grigg of 309 Thirteenth Street SW.
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Iowa Volunteers
Ray Dew
Wayne McVay
Fifth Street
Justice W. A Rall
McVay
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Leslie R. Grigg
Thirteenth Street
Probation Officer Checks Federal Probationers in Cedar Rapids
United States probation officer C F Holly from Sioux City conducted routine checks on federal probationers and parolees in the Cedar Rapids area, visiting Saturday to ensure compliance.
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F Holly
United States
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Car overturns on gravel injuring driver near West Branch
John McAllister age 30 of 2015 John son avenue NW sustained a cut behind the left ear needing three stitches after the car he drove overturned on Inose gravel about one and a half miles west of West Branch Friday night. Two passengers were uninjured and he received hospital treatment.
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John McAllister
Johnson Avenue NW
West Branch
Clarence E White Improving at St Luke's Hospital
Clarence E White of Ridgeway Drive SE has been in St Luke's hospital for four weeks and is reported improving. He may receive visitors and is expected to remain hospitalized for two to three more weeks.
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C. A. Bradley
Clarence E. White
Ridgeway Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Scout boards set to grant ranks at Cedar Rapids stations
Three scout boards of review will grant new ranks and merit badges at Cedar Rapids fire stations at 7 30 p m Saturday. A fourth session for Eagle Life and Star ranks will be in the Chamber of Commerce building under James Maloney. The other three sessions at Central fire station under J G Rayburn No 3 station B avenue and Fourteenth street NE with J J Kolarik and No 2 station E avenue and Fifth street NW with Arthur Axmear.
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Cedar Rapids
Chamber of Commerce
James Maloney
Central Fire Station
J. G. Rayburn
B Avenue
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Sheriff Sale Notice in Linn County Iowa
Transcript of judgment from 1931 levies real estate in Linn County to satisfy the 1940 execution. Property listed as Lot 2 block 6 Cobhan and Adams Ree plat Cedar Rapids Town Bradley and Adams Addition. Sale set for July 8 1940 at 10 18 o clock AM in front of the Cedar Rapids Court House. Sheriff Ax Smith signs the notice.
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Cedar Rapids
Court House
A x. Smith
Jaws
Roy Radebaugh
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