Livestock Prices Drift Higher Amid Mixed Week Outlook
Chicago and Midwest markets show a steady finish after a volatile week with hogs near 785 per hundredweight briefly, cattle and sheep trading unevenly. Receipts and demand varied by region as buyers weighed early Lent effects and wholesale trade shifts across Omaha Sioux City and St Paul markets.
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Chicago
Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Sioux City
ST Paul
South ST Paul
Minn
Aia
Lew Li
Kansas City
St Joseph
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Lambs and ewes market prices reported
A market note shows good to choice fed lambs at 106541075 dollars and range to 1050 dollars for medium to good condition. Good to choice slaughter ewes quoted at 108 to 112 pounds per head with price around 585 dollars.
Local Hog Prices Weaken Slightly on Week’s Close
Local hog prices show a slight downturn with all grades slipping by five cents. The top rate for the no fill long haul is down to 87.50.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Price List Highlights Local Goods
A Cedar Rapids market list shows prices for grain including No 2 yellow corn at 53¢ and oats No 2 at 34 2¢, rye No 2 37¢, barley No 3 35 45¢, soybeans No 2 84¢, and hay with tame hay at 12 00. It also lists poultry prices for hens, roosters, and leghorns, plus wholesale fruits and vegetables such as lemons 4 75, oranges 3 30 to 4 73, and potatoes 1 10 to 4 71, and hides with No 1 cured hides and No 2 cured hides at 3¢.
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C. Lerhorns
Wisconsin cheese and wool market reports
In Plymouth Wisconsin cheese quotations for March 10 to 15 show dime and horn cheddar prices around 14 cents. Boston market for domestic wools was quiet with scattered sales of combing Ohio and Illinois wools around 42 to 45 cents in the grease and 70 to 110 cents scoured for finer lots.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsi Cheese Exchange
Boston
US_ n agriculture department
Ohio
Market update Chicago produce prices and futures
Chicago market reports show butter receipts 678.032 steady and eggs 13.822 steady, other prices unchanged. Idaho russets barely steady with weak undertone. U S No 1 prices quoted for several varieties, stock heavy for some, light demand. Produce futures listed by Lamson Bros with butter storage standards and March 290 refrigerator standards.
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Chicago
Idaho
Bliss
U. S
Minnesota
North Dakota
U S
Wisconsin
Katahdins US
Florida
Lamson Bros and Co
Noemie
Powder Plant Blast In Ohio No Injuries Reported
An explosion at the King Powder company glaze mill crib in King's Mill Ohio leveled an outlying building shortly after 1 30 am Saturday. No workers were nearby and no injuries were reported. The 500 acre plant sits about 15 miles northeast of Cincinnati and has been mainly fulfilling government defense contracts.
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Cincinnati
King Powder Company
King’s Mill
Stock Market Quiet and Mixed Across Sectors
New York stocks were dull and irregular as traders stayed cautious over the weekend. Steels eased slightly amid signals of higher operating rates next week while copper and most industrials narrowed in a tight range. Sugars led gains in the commodity market with several Cuban American issues and refiners touching new highs. Sun Oil Preferred fell a point and aircrafts stayed near last close as railroads and utilities eased.
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New York
Central Violetta
Fajardo
Great Western
Guantanamo
Holly
Porto Rico
Sun Oil
Bond market pause as traders await Balkans events
In a quiet New York market on Saturday bonds edged up for fractional gains across corporate and US Treasury issues. Increases cited include American Telephone 344s and Armour of Delaware 4a, while some names like Alleghany and Continental dropped slightly. Italian and Japanese loans rose modestly in the foreign list as traders waited for world events to shape US involvement.
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New York
US Treasury
Balkans
United States
American Telephone
Armour of Delaware
Detroit
Edson
Illinois Central
Portland General Electric
Southern Pacific
Cackle Gas
Southern Railway
Alleghany
Continental
International Telephone
S. Studebaker
Third Avenue
Italy
Rome
Japan
Indiana Hoosiers Open Spring Training Tour at Fort Benning
The University of Indiana baseball team will open its spring training tour with three games at Fort Benning, Ga. The camp nine will then face Auburn in two more southern contests before resuming their regular schedule.
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Bloomington
Nea
University of Indiana
Fort Benning
Auburn
Hoosiers
Wheat Futures Jump on Short Covering and Demand
Wheat futures on the Chicago board of trade rose sharply as loan rate and parity payment hopes boosted demand from bread commission houses. May wheat finished up 1 5/8 cents with firm action across corn oats rye and soybeans, driven by shorts covering and strong buying.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Bread Commission House
Winnipeg and Minneapolis Grain Market Summary
Winnipeg market reports show wheat prices with May at 78 and July around 79, alongside unspecified bid details. Minneapolis cash grain notes receipts at 99 cars vs 302 year ago, no change in basis, No 1 heavy northern and related grades listed with several fractional quotes, and oats No 3 white at 33 74 to 34 34 per bushel.
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Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Montana
Minnesota-South Dakota
Court House News March term opens with set jury trials
County Attorney W W Crissman announced the first criminal assignment for the March term of district court to begin Tuesday. Cases set for jury trial include Earl Henkle embezzlement George Edgar Hodges larceny of a motor vehicle M T Jeter five counts of larceny from a building in the daytime Donald Proudfit Dale Bernard Wilson Oscar Meelchert drunk driving Frank Wilson assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury Jake Bowers incest Andrew Cunis legal sale of liquor and Harry C Carson embezzlement.
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W W. _Crissman
Earl Henkle
George Edgar Hodges
M. T. Jeter
Donald Proudfit
Dale Bernard Wilson
Oscar Meelchert
Frank Wilson
Jake Bowers
Andrew Cunis
Harry C. Carson
Two Divorces Filed on Grounds of Cruel Treatment
Luella Johnson seeks a divorce from James G Johnson alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married December 14, 1939 in Cedar Rapids and have no children. Merle Roseberry files for divorce from Paul Roseberry with custody of two minor children and asks an injunction to prevent contact with Mrs. Roseberry or the children and a writ of attachment against his possessions. Mrs Roseberry seeks $30 monthly support. The Roseberrys were married April 18, 1931 in Cedar Rapids.
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Luella Johnson
James G Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Merle Roseberry
Paul Roseberry
Sale of Cedar Rapids Lots Approved in Probate Action
Judge H C Ring approved the sale of three Cedar Rapids lots held by the estates of Eliza Jane Ritchie and A M Ritchie to Joseph B Duffy for 5500 dollars. Two thirds of the property were sold by Eliza Jane Dennis and Rebecca McGowan executors for 3666.66 dollars. the remaining third was bought by Duffy from Helen Guess executor for 1833.34 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Eliza Jane Ritchie
A M. Ritchie
Joseph B. Duffy
H C. Ring
Eliza Jane Dennis
Rebecca McGowan
A. M. Ritchie
Duffy
Helen Guess
Virgil Emerson Estate Administrator Named After Plow Train Crash
Gilbert Emerson of Olin was appointed administrator of Virgil Emerson's estate after Virgil died in a collision between his car and a Milwaukee passenger train at a Highway 151 crossing west of Springville on January 8. Bond set at $100, with desertion charged. Clifton L. Edwards filed for divorce from Marian O. Edwards. they wed May 3, 1930, in Cedar Rapids. Judge H. C. Ring annulled the marriage of William Mathis and Irena Mathis, at Mathis's request, citing mental incapacity at marriage in October 1937, and awarded jointly held Cedar Rapids property to Mathis. Jacob C. Bowers, indicted by Linn county grand jury on a statutory charge, pled not guilty before Judge Ring and was jailed to await trial Tuesday.
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Gilbert Emerson
Olin
Virgil Emerson
Milwaukee
Springville
Clifton L. Edwards
Marian O. Edwards
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
William Mathis
Irena Mathis
Mathis
Jacob C. Bowers
Linn County
Grand Jury
H. C. Ring. Bowers
Fasts Before Vaulting Spotlighted
New York reports Earl Meadows the California pole vaulter who has set indoor records fasts a full day before big meets and sips dextrose for quick energy between jumps to maintain peak form.
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New York
NEA
Earl Meadows
California
Marion News Residents return and visitors noted
Mrs P A Osborne returned to Marion from Long Beach California after two months away. Several visitors called on Mr Doan convalescing from neuritis and heart trouble. Notices include illnesses and travel of local residents and a Cedar Rapids hospital report.
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P. A Osborne
Long Beach
Calif
Marion
W. E. Doan
Doan
F. M. Dean
F. W Wheeless
Hugh Pierce
Joe Moulton
Hopkinton
L. G. Weld
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Batchelder
Audubon
Mr. Batchelder
C. E. Batchelder
St. Luke’s Hospital
D. A. Stamy
Britain Refuses to Expand Blockade on French Food
Washington AP reports Britain will not relax the blockade on American food for unoccupied France. The Red Cross sought 300 tons of oat meal with evaporated milk, clothing, and medicines but London refused. Hull discussed with Halifax and Davis the scope of the agreement, which currently covers milk and vitamins for children only.
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Washington
France
Red Cross
United States
Gaston Henry-Haye
Hull
Viscount Halifax
Norman Davis
Davis
American Red Cross
Exmouth
Policemen to Face Assault Charges Over Skid Row Beating
Stanford sociology students Carter Barber and Donald Allan say they were kicked and beaten by Patrolmen Joseph Green and John Desmond after being arrested as vagrants on San Francisco's Skid Row. Police Captain Leo J. Tackney announced he would file assault charges.
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San Francisco
Leo J. Tackney
Joseph Green
John Desmond
Stanford University
Carter Barber
Winnetka
Allan
Carol Grateful To Lisbon For Asylum
Former King Carol of Romania grants his first interview since abdication thanking Portugal for asylum in Lisbon. He says he wants to rest and shows signs of wear from recent months while appearing not downhearted. Tests indicate Pennsylvania turnpike saves motorists about ninety minutes over 160 miles.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Romania
Carol
Community church services and programs listing
Sermon subjects and worship schedules for multiple churches. Epworth and Lenten services noted with times and leaders. Sunday school times vary. national missions emphasis and thanks offering mentioned. Evangelical Lutheran and Seventh Day Church details included with pastors and service times.
Classified notices offer rewards and ads seeking workers
A flood of classified items includes a $25 reward for exposing fraud in Want Ads, various goods for sale including a 243 carat diamond and spring coats, and numerous Help Wanted and employment notices for housework, sales, milling, baking, and skilled trades. Addresses and phone numbers appear for Frank Meci, Podzimek Pharmacy, Murphy Products, Colonial Baking Co, Cooper Motor Co, and others.
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Gazette
Frank Meci
L.A
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Joe E. Hall
4Th St
Brick Hutchinson
Richards Pharmacy Baby Chicks
Murphy's
Murphy Products Company
Burlington
Wisconsin
Siewine
Aes
Warage
Colonial Baking Co
Cooper Motor Co
Ford
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
George Marak
Marlon
Sober
de Waridebie
Marion area church services schedule printed
The notice lists multiple churches and pastors with their service times. Baptist led by Rev L W Inman offers Bible school at 9 45 a m morning worship 10 45 a m with sermons press on to Perfection and The Stars in Their Courses Fought Against Sisera Evening services 7 30 with No Discharge in War midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 with choir. Catholic mass at 8 and 10 a m. Christian led by Rev Vernon H Carter with varied services including sermon What Do You Know About God Junior and Senior Endeavor and a Paraguay mission film. Congregational with Rev Raymond C Swisher church school 10 a m morning worship 11 Pilgrim Hymn 6 30 p m choir Wednesday. Free Methodist Rev Herbert Livingston with Sunday school 9 45 a m preaching 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m P M S 7 p m. Methodist Rev Arthur W Henke schedule church school 9 45 a m morning worship 11 a m.
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School of Missions
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
National Missions
Christian Endeavor
Harriet Beyer
Ladies Spiritual Life Group
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E Krog
Jesus
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
J. B. Clyde
L. W. Inman
Sisera
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
God
Paraguay
Raymond C. Swisher
Pilgrim Highlaaders
Herbert Livingston
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Town City
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Exeland
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C. E. Drummond
Marion Beauty Salon
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Akron
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Dunlops
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Margaret Ann
Mr Reinsch
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Mr. Reinsch
Texas
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Austin, Minn
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Hollywood
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Arthur E. Fairhurst
Twelfth Street
Aiyone
the Gazette
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Dial
Byron K Anderson
Sarhation
Chocolate K&m Pharmacy
P. G
K_ Schaefer
Kresge Bidz
2Nd Ave
C. R. Knitting Co
Sands Printing Co
2Nd St
Griffith Peather Mattress Co
1St St. SW
C. A Swanson
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Everines
Stark Beauty Shop
Charm Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
Paris Academy
C.s.ps. Hall
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Dancel
Paul Morehead
Wil Osborne
Udesen Temple
Ce Mar
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Sydell
Sedlacek
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12Th Ave
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Shooting
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4Th Ave
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Eden
Kasner
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Dix
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14Th Ave
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DeMarah
Bender
Gar- Ree
W. K. Black
North Cedar St
Monticello
Poe
Rhaeae
C. R
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Eneer
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Army Procurement Dept
Con
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