Livestock Prices Mixed Across Chicago Omaha Sioux City Markets
In Chicago and nearby centers, hogs and cattle show uneven shifts with hogs mostly 25c higher, sows 25c lower, and cattle steady to 50c higher. Lambs weak to 25c lower while ewes hold steady. Omaha and Sioux City report similar mixed trends with hogs up 25c, cattle steady to 50c higher, and strong demand for fed cattle. sheep receipts around 2500 with slaughter lambs steady to 25c higher.
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Chicago
USDA
Steaday
Sioux City
Omaha AP
Colorado
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Prices Show Record Ranges
Prices on Cedar Rapids hog markets advance with top prime butchers at 2075 dollars and Packers bidding 340 to 360 pounds. Cattle listings feature mixed steer and yearling classes with highs around 2500 dollars for choice steers and varied cow and calf market values across weights and grades.
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Cedar Rapids
Ste vi *O
Stock Market Tone Erratic Amid Mixed Opening
New York stocks opened with scattered losses and quick recoveries as prices fluctuated within a narrow range. Trade turnover remained strong while rail stock rights slipped briefly. cattle hogs and grain markets showed varied gains and steady prices across major reporting regions and plants.
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New York
Chicago Produce Market Prices mixed for poultry dairy and eggs
Receipts show firm poultry with colored Plymouth Rock and White Rock prices and steady butter with various creamery scores. Eggs receipts rise with lower prices for certain grades and standards. Potatoes show moderate demand and color varieties, while New York butter eggs hold steady with minor score changes.
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Chicago
Colorado
Idaho
New York
Corn Quotations Under Pressure
Chicago reports corn weak at first as government purchases push prices down then partially recover as hedging fades. Cash buyers estimated 230 000 bushels to arrive. May futures slid on hedging before government support lifted prices slightly. Wheat showed firmer tone while corn, oats, soybeans moved mixed with March futures around 12 to 15.
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Chicago
Market Prices for Grains and Field Seeds Listed
Chicago wares show prices for wheat corn oats and barley with various grades and samples. No 2 yellow wheat 140 No 3 187 No 4 128 2 thirds 133 No 5 121 128 sample grade 116 41 21 white 119 oats include No 1 heavy mixed 183 7 and No 1 heavy white 75 4 etc. Barley nominal 118 147 feed price 3 4 r 1 16 field seeds per cwt timothy sweet clover 1500.
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Chicago
Michael To Be Tried First for Ames Holdup
Des Moines police say Ralph Michael of Madrid, 23, implicated in Ames and Des Moines filling station robberies, will be prosecuted first for the Ames hold up. He admitted the failed Clyde Hopkins attempt and the Paul’s station robbery in Ames, and faces car theft charges from a stolen Des Moines vehicle.
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Des Moines
INS
Ralph Michael
Madrid
Ames
Michael
Clyde Hopkins
Paul
Paul Castelline
Poice
Castelline
St Patrick’s Debaters Advance to State Finals
St Patrick's high school of Waukon won all six district debates last Saturday to reach the state finals. Eldora Osage and Thompson tied for second with four wins each. Finals run March 31 to April 2 at the University of Iowa. St Patrick's aims for a fourth title in nine years, with championships in 1943 1944 and 1948.
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Waukon
St Patrick's High School
Eldora
Osage
Thompson
University of Iowa
St Patrick’s
Antlered Animal Crossword Clue Set
A compact list appears to be a crossword style puzzle with clues and partial answers. The grid includes references to deer related terms, Latin abbreviations, and common crossword entries spanning animals, objects, and directions.
Beardsley Emphasizes Farming for Strong Iowa Economy
Gov. William Beardsley told the Maquoketa Valley REA at Anamosa high school that good farm conditions are essential for robust business. He cited electricity access for four-fifths of Iowa farms, praised soil conservation, and warned that soil loss threatens all wealth as about 1,200 people attended the noon meeting.
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Anamosa
William Beardsley
Maquoketa Valley
Iowa
Alleday
Anamosa High School
Mrs William Stanley Awaiting Transfer To Federal Prison
Humboldt county officials wondered when federal authorities would move Mrs William Stanley 36 to a federal penitentiary She and her husband were convicted of love fraud that netted more than 25000 from bachelor farmers and widows across several midwestern states She was jailed in Humboldt after Mason City arrest and later sent there for sentencing by the court.
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Akota City
INS
Humboldt County
William Stanley
E. H Bradley
City Briefs and Local Notices In Cedar Rapids
City items include a junior club meeting at the YWCA at 2 PM Saturday and a Magicians Club session at 7 30 PM Thursday in the Y M C A. A radio broadcast of the Mon ticello Watson game airs at 9 30 tonight on KCRG KCRK. A car radio theft was reported by Helen Heidel. a 70 dollar radio was taken from an 1848 model car between Monday night and Tuesday morning. Robert Milota and John Cupp have enlisted in the air force. Sheikh Hussein Dahbour will speak Wednesday at 8 30 PM at the Baha i center on similarities between the Muslim and Baha i faiths. The Civil Service Commission announced exams for mechanical electrical and aerodynamic engineers at Wright Patterson pay 2974 yearly with no written test.
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Helen Heidel
Washington Avenue
Air Force
Robert R. Milota
Rudolph Mulota
John D. Cupp
C Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Sheikh Hussein Dahbour
Iowa
Second Avenue SE
Civil Service Engineers
Civil Service Commission
Wrightfield
Dayton
Ohio
Marion News Highlights Scout Awards and Red Cross Drive
Red Cross drive reports show only 25 percent of workers contacted and $400 subscribed by Tuesday. Cub Scout Pack 58 held a blue and gold dinner for 240 at the Presbyterian church with 17 new members and several badges awarded. Bob Boettcher, Marion high senior, won honorable mention in a Scholastic Art drawing contest and will attend a Des Moines Younkers dinner.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Red Cross
Drive
Winfield A. White
Gas Company
Presbyterian Church
Clarence Gardner
Cedar Rapids
Bob Boettcher
Marion
Scholastic Art Magazine
Vox
Boettcher
Younkers Department Store
L. R. Boet- Itcher
Lala Seeks Re-election to Marion Board of Education
Edward E. Lala of 1048 Sixth Street has filed a petition to seek another term on the Marion board of education as his three year current term expires. The small notice notes a home business ad on the same line.
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Edward E. Lala
Sixth Street
Marion Board of Education
Marion community notices and events summary
Thirty five officers from Iowa division Milwaukee railroad met in Marion for a Wednesday luncheon at K W cafe. Various local social updates include a pink and blue shower for Mrs William Walker, hospital operations for Mrs R Ness, winter visits to California for the Turners, and remarks on anniversaries and recoveries. Upcoming events feature basketball game between Marion and Cedar Rapids churches, Camp Fire Guardians meeting, Methodist Bracelet Girls gathering, and local social visits.
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Iowa Division
The
Milwaukee Railroad
Marion
K. W
Iowa to Confer on Bonus Bond Constitutionality
Atty. Gen. Robert L. Larson and Clarence Kading plan to fly to Chicago Wednesday to confer with bonding house lawyers on the constitutionality of Iowa's soldiers bonus financing act. If the Chapman and Cutler firm approves, State Treasurer John Grimes will provide funds for bonus payments. State Auditor Chet Akers, bonus board chairman, will hold a meeting to finalize form for veterans to file bonus claims with 18 simple questions.
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Des Moines
INS
Robert L. Larson
Clarence Kading
Chicago
Bonding House
Larson
Chapman and Cutler
John Grimes
Chet i B. Akers
Akers
Two Men Plead Innocent in Cedar Rapids Grand Larceny Case
Paul Heslop and Ted Longfellow pleaded innocent in district court to grand larceny after being accused of stealing a truck wheel from a Palo tavern. A truck collision led police to the suspects, aided by three Palo youths who witnessed the theft. The injured pedestrian Charles Kelly was hospitalized with a head wound.
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Paul Heslop
Fifteenth Avenue
Ted Longfellow
Twelfth Street
J. E. Heiserman
Palo
Cedar Rapids
Heslop
First Street
Third Avenue SE
Longfellow
Charles Kelly
Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Brebner Enters Plea of Innocent in Drunk Driving Case
Marshall H. Brebner 46 of Marion pleaded innocent in district court to a second offense drunken driving charge. Bond set at 1000 by Judge J E Heiser man after Cedar Rapids police stopped his car at Fourteenth Avenue and Second Street SE. He allegedly fell to the pavement when stepping out. previously convicted on Oct 17, 1940.
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Marshall H. Brebner
Marion
J. E. Heiserman
Brebner
Cedar Rapids
Fourteenth Avenue
Second Street
Will of John F Popelka Admitted to Probate
The will of John F Popelka who died February 13 was admitted to probate on Wednesday. It names Yar mila A and Labbie K Popelka as beneficiaries and Libbie K Popelka as appointed executrix without end.
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John F Popelka
Yarmila A
Labbie K
Will of Mary Miller Admitted to Probate in Lisbon
The will of Mary Miller of Lisbon who died February 17 was admitted to probate on Wednesday. Beneficiaries named are Bert E Miller Alvin Miller and Ellsworth Miller. Bert and Alvin Miller were named executors without bond.
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Mary Miller
Lisbon
Bert E
Alvin and
Ellsworth
Miller Bert
Alvin
Will of Sarah E. Kine Admitted to Probate
The will of Sarah E. Kine who died February 10 is admitted to probate. Beneficiaries include the Sun Shine Mission and St Pauls Methodist Church. N L Van Note and John Berger are appointed executors.
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Sarah E. Kine
Sunshine Mission
St. Paul's Methodist Church
N. L. van Note
John Berger
Economic Advisory Council Reports Bright US Outlook
President Truman was briefed that basic conditions are good and promising though inflation persists in parts of the economy. Leon Keyserling presented the council’s monthly review, noting the need for standby controls on prices wages and scarce materials.
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Washington
INS
Truman
Economic Advisory Council
Leon Keyserling
Sioux City Man Heads Pharmaceutical Group
A J toller of Sioux City was elected president of the Iowa Pharmaceutical Association at the convention closing session in Des Moines. He succeeds William C. Fastenow of Webster City. Officers elected include Walter Myers of Oakland as president elect Edward S. Rose of Iowa City as first vice president Harvey Norgaard of Harlan as second vice president and P J Jepson of Newton as treasurer Charles P Roth of Ackley was named honorary president.
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Des Moines
A. J Toller
Sioux City
Iowa Pharmaceutical Association
William C. Fastenow
Webster City
Walter Myers
Oakland
Edward S. Rose
Iowa City
Harvey Norgaard
Harlan
P. J. Jepson
Newton
Charles P. Roth
Ackley
Energize Blood Strength With Daily Red Cell Support
An advertisement warns that low red blood cell counts cause fatigue weight loss and low energy. It promotes a tonic described as effective in rebuilding blood strength and vitality and urges readers to start using it immediately to feel energized.
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Helog Bulla Sturay Reith
Hearing Set Tuesday On Farm Land Tax Credit Case
Iowa asks high court for rehearing on agricultural land tax credit ruling. Laura Dickinson of Dubuque County challenged the act which funds general school taxes above 15 mills on land over 10 acres used for farming. The state argues classifications of agricultural land and local board powers were already addressed.
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Des Moines
INS
End of Race Barriers To Citizenship Passed
The House approved by voice vote a bill to end remaining racial barriers to U S citizenship. A bid to send it back to committee failed 336 to 39 on a roll call vote. The measure allows natives of Japan Korea Indonesia Siam Ceylon and Burma to become citizens under established quotas, setting 100 annual slots per country.
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Washington
House
United States
Japa
Korea
Indonesia
Siam
Ceylon
Burma
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Policies
Out of town want ads are payable in advance. The notice outlines rate structures and payment terms for Gazette want ads as printed in this historical feature.
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Gazette
Lost and Found Notices and Classified Fragments
A dense mix of lost items and personal ads including a yellow gold wing watch and arson wrist band lost after 5 pm, a town billfold with $3300, stray dogs and pets, jewelry and fur services ads, rental cars and trucks, tax services, and miscellaneous personal notices. Multiple contact phone numbers appear for return or inquiries.
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank Buil
Chicago Livestock
Sioux City Livestock
Omaha Livestock
Waterloo
Austin Mason
Saliaa
C. R. Markets
Calfornia
California
North Dakota
Gaz Ané
Grasp Market
Bennett and Co
NEW York Bond Review
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Oow Jones
James E. Bennett
Merchants National Bank Bulldine Elump
Adams Alaska
Juneau Express
Hudson
Alleghany Corp
Benirsl Rayon
Allied Chem
Chalmers
Hydro Amn
Amn
Anal Paper
Amnocontl
Nears
Johns Manville
Ae ‘ Amn
Jones Laughlin
Fanestine
Kennecott
Fdys
Kresge
Kroger
Tel & Hel
Leonard
Tbby McNeil
Baito & Ohio
Mpls
Moline
Barium
Ont Ward
Barnsdall
Murray Corp
Bendix Ain
Nash-Kelv
Best Foods
Natl Bellas
Blaw Beth Steel
Natl Biscuit Knox
Cas
Boeing
Natl Dairy
Borden Co
Borg Warner Oy
Bridgeport
Central
Briggs Mfg
Nor Pac
Bucyrus-Erie
North Amn Co
Nor
Butler Bros Burroughs
Cal Hecia
Packard Murs
Canada Dry
Paramount A
Canad
Penick & Ford
Case J I
Penney JC
Cerro de Pasco
Phillis
Proctor Gamble
Radio Corp
Schenley
Bervenec
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Sinclair Owl
Cors Fdison
Socony
Sou Railway
Conti Motors
Sperry Corp
Calif
Crucible Steel
Stew Warner
Curtiss
Deere Co
Dom Credit
Studebaker Wift Co
Douglas Air
Swift
du Pont
Gen Foods
Qen Electric
Gen Motors
Omlette
Glidden Ria Pier
Goodrich
Wes Union
Greyhound Westghouse el
Hayes
Houd Hershey
Willys Ovidilson & Houston Oil Woolworth Co
Homestake
Howe Sound
Youngston Zenith Radio
Admiral
Dodge
Miller Martastarta Carr Autom Wash
Mississippi River
Hastings
la Crosse
McGregor
Dubuque
Gordons Ferry
Davenport
St. Patrick’s
Jacob
East Indies
LNA
Anawer
EL AI
United
South America
Cad
Maureen
Beardsley
City Cab
D. of H
St. Luke's
Martin Krumm
F Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Magicians’ Club
Y.M.C.A
Monticello-Watson
Kcrgkcrk
MarionNews
Casco
Edison
D .G. Kensinger
Eighth Avenue
William Walker
R. Ness
Owen Turner
Lemoore
Joe Turner
Dewey Carlson
Cushing
Matt Lorenzen
E. B. Castle
Seventh Street
Louise Gibson Putnam
Topeka
Hus
Putnam
J. W. Bowman
Patmos Commandery
K. T
Masonic Temple
John Coons
Nancy Lee
West Coast
Marion High School
Christian Church
Second Christian Church
Marion Camp Fire Guardians Association
James P. Gable
Elvic J. Peterson
Fourteenth Street
Popelka
Will
Sioux City Man Heads Pharmaceutical Group
Robert Larson
Supreme Court of the United States
Ste
Lee
Tise
Charles Arstrong
Springville Ja
Will Paty
P Bransbury
Gazette Vo
Cc. R. Bedding CO
Probasco
Palace Theater
Diel
Lac
Mags
Vincents Jewelry Store
Morris Fur
McLellans
Air Rosen
Deavis Trone
Yellow Cab CO
FEDER
AL A . Concannon
Kenwood
Thoreast Safe
Phoenix
Ivan Lundgren
Smith
Roosevelt Hotel
O. Morton
Zipper
Vocel Agency
Watkins Prod
Ines Rawleigh
Big 11
Jessen
Frousehol
Guido
Gveryeso
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