Hogs Steady Near Peak as Market Holds at 14.70
Chicago hog prices stayed steady to slightly lower amid Tuesday estimates of 16 000 hogs 8 000 cattle and 1 000 sheep. Top price held at 14.70 with 180 to 330 pound offerings at 14.30 to 14.65 and lighter weights at 14 to 14.50.
.Cattle values mostly softer with steers steady to 25 cents off and lambs reaching 16.10 in a mixed market on the week.
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Chicago and Midwest Livestock Prices Report
The Chicago market shows hogs steady to weak with 370 lb hogs down and top around 14.70. Sheep and calves are mixed with fat lambs selling 15.75 to 16.10 for natives, yearlings around 10.50, and calves mostly steady to lower. Iowa and Omaha regions report receipts and varying price levels across hogs, cattle, and sheep, with attention to weight classes and changes from prior periods.
Schuylkill River Name Traced to Dutch Meaning Skulk Ing
The Schuylkill River in Pennsylvania is named from a Dutch term interpreted as the skulk ing river. The note highlights linguistic roots behind the river's modern name.
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Schuykill River
Local Hog Market Drops Five Cents
Hogs continue weaker on the local market as AH grades fall five cents Monday. The long haul and no fill top remain at fourteen dollars per hundredweight.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
A market roundup from Cedar Rapids shows prices for grain and livestock including oats corn and soybeans with small variations by grade. Poultry rates cover broilers leghorns rocks and hens with assorted weights and defects. Wholesale fruits vegetables and cured hides are listed with prices for celery lettuce onions cabbages potatoes apples and related produce.
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Wisconsin Cheese Prices and Wool Market Report
Wisconsin cheese prices for the week June 29 to July 3 show varieties like squares at 234c and cheddar around 20 percent. wisconsin details included. In Boston, US Department of Agriculture notes trading in wool markets remained quiet with some staple wool demand and mid western staple sold at 1.16 delivered on a scoured basis.
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Iowa Campaign Expense Reports Due Wednesday
Iowa secretary of state warns that June 1 primary candidate reports must be filed by Wednesday. By Monday morning 292 of 362 filings were in, with Congressman Thomas E. Martin of Iowa City reporting receipts none and expenditures of 192 dollars.
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Rear Admiral Inspects SUI Pre Flight School
Rear Admiral E C White from the Washington bureau of medicine and surgery visited the navy pre flight base in Iowa City Sunday. He toured quarters personnel and mess facilities and assessed cadet training severity. He made no public statement after the tour.
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Stock Market Steadies After War News Mixed Gains
New York stocks opened modestly after war news but late-session activity improved with select issues posting fractional to gains of over two points. Steel shares rose briefly before retreating as overall turnover remained about 275000 shares. leaders included Union Pacific Chrysler Kennecott Sears Roebuck Loew s Westinghouse.
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Critical Labor Shortage Looms Prompts Call for Training
The House Appropriations Committee warned of a critical shortage of manpower in industry agriculture and government services peaking around October this year. To meet the deficit it urged training and transferring workers from non essential to essential sectors and anticipated 41/2 million army personnel by end of 1942 and 6 to 7 million in 1943 with farm labor needs and a drive to recruit 11 million more industrial workers and 2.5 million on farms from various sources including peacetime industry professionals unemployed and housewives youths and retired workers.
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Grain futures slip on poor mood amid farm policy delay
In Chicago, grains traded lower as favorable crop news competed with stalled farm legislation in Washington and expectations of immediate wet wheat sales. Wheat to unchanged, corn down 12 to 14 cents, oats down 1 to 2 percent, rye off 3 to 4 percent, soybeans down 12 to 14 cents. Barley inactive.
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Chicago Grain and Dairy Prices Report
Chicago market notes show mixed prices for wheat corn oats barley and soybeans with several grade levels listed. Current quotes include No 2 mixed wheat around 1.14 to 1.44 and corn varieties near 0.48 to 0.52 while No 2 soybeans hover around 1.72 to 1.74 per unit and lard quotes near 12.62 for bulk and 41.90 for loose.
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Produce Markets and Prices From Chicago and New York
Produces futures and prices for eggs butter cheese and poultry across Chicago and New York markets. Heavy and small hens, broilers, turkeys, ducks, and geese show varied per pound prices with receipts and market tone noted.
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Bond Markets Moderate Improvement on Low-Priced Rails
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Boys’ State highlights shared in Rotary talk
John Chehak spoke to the Rotary club at the Roosevelt hotel about the Grinnell Boys’ State held June 10 to 15. He described simulated trials, government training, athletics and patriotism under 45 American Legion counselors guiding 350 boys.
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City Briefs Shifts in Cedar Rapids and South Bend Visitors
Charles D Huston former internal revenue collector at 112 Twelfth Street NW Cedar Rapids was taken to Mercy hospital Sunday. Miss Thelma Anderson and Harold Levy of South Bend Indiana visited over the weekend at Miss Andersons parents home, 1537 Thirty-fourth Street NE. Bertha A Pownall pastors assistant at St Pauls Methodist Church left Monday for Evanston Illinois to enroll in a three week Garrett School of Religious Education course.
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Dart Boyles Comstock Dies. Marion Native Funeral Tuesday
Helen Dart Comstock niece of Mrs Frank S Skinner died Sunday at 2 30 am in Wesley Memorial hospital Chicago after a brief illness. Born in Marion she was daughter of Oscar M and Augusta Robinson Boyles and studied at Marion High School Coe College Northwestern Cincinnati Conservatory. She lived in Chicago 15 years as a millinery stylist and buyer. Surviving are sister Elizabeth Boyles Marion and brother Hiram D Boyles Webster Groves Mo. Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Yocom chapel with burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening and Tuesday morning.
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Funeral of Dart Comstock to be held at Yocom chapel
Dr John C Evans of Chicago will conduct the funeral Tuesday afternoon for Dart Boyles Comstock at Yocom chapel. Evans, Chicago Tribune religious editor and former Marion resident, will be a guest of Mrs Frank S Skinner. He is the son of Rev T M Evans, former Marion pastor. The Evans family moved from Marion circa 1905.
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Sugar Certificates Unclaimed in Marion Chamber Notice
The Marion Chamber of Commerce lists sugar certificates belonging to named individuals who must call at the Chamber offices in the Commercial building to claim them so records can be closed. Names include Mrs. W. C. Carpenter Irma Dean Elmer Ev Drexler George Durland Anna Dye and others.
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Knapp and Caldwell Families Named in Notice
Mr and Mrs John Knapp Jr and Glenn Geraldine and Caroline Caldwell appear in a local social note listing family members and associations.
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Regulations on Return Loads Postponed to July 5
The Office of Defense Transportation postponed the effective date of orders requiring return loads for trucks operating in over the road service from July 1 to July 5. The delay gives more time for a general revision of the orders governing common, contract, and private carriers.
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Roosevelt Attacks Congress Over Land Bank Ills
President Roosevelt signed a two year extension of reduced interest rates for federal land bank loans while blasting Congress for failing to fix the land bank system. He cited subsidies exceeding 67 million dollars annually and warned against further public funding to cover bank deficits.
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Gazette Want Ad Instructions and Contact Methods
A dated notice explains ad word counts including box numbers counting as four words. It lists a ten cent extra for out of town mailing and Cedar Rapids phone charge options. It advises enclosing payment with out-of-town ads and states Gazette liability limits for multiple insertions. It gives dial number for assistance.
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Found and Lost Notices Mix of Personal Ads
A cluttered page lists lost items such as a Parker fountain pen between the Paramount theater and 6th St on 3rd Ave E with a $1 reward, a wirehaired terrier between Defhi and C. R. with a reward, and wedding rings lost two weeks ago with a reward. Additional notices advertise watches, lubrication services, roofing, studios, jewelry purchases, printing, and beauty services.
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Sodding Dirt and Plumbing Ads From Pittsburgh Trade Pages
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