Hogs Cattle Steady in Chicago Market
Hogs cattle and sheep were quoted nominally steady Saturday in Chicago. Hogs ranged from 27.25 to 29 dollars with the week’s decline most evident in lighter types. Consumer resistance to pork prices grew, and wholesale pork prices slumped at week’s end. Services for Wilfred W. Stickney will be held Sunday at Yecom chapel with burial in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Chicago
Wilfred W. Stickney
Fourth Avenue
Yecom Chapel
James P. Gable
Oak Shade
William Hamilton
Purl
Jerry
Howard Cooper
Market Report Sparse Amid Mixed Livestock Receipts
Receipts show uneven market with cattle and calves broadly active. Best yearlings quoted near 28.00, cows around 16.00 to 18.00, vealers and bulls steady to higher, lambs top around 24.00 with most 22 to 25.50. Slaughter classes steady. feeder activity mixed as prices drift.
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Chicago
Arket
Avera
Seale
Omaha Markets Review of Receipts and Prices
Receipts estimated last week show beef cattle and veal mixed to steady with fat cows and cutters up about 50 cents. Slaughter lambs remained steady to strong and fed woolled lambs traded at about 23.50 to 24.00 with tops near 23.50. slaughter ewes down amid overall steady demand.
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Omaha
Pune
Aviv
Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Weights and Prices
Kansas City USDA report notes higher slaughter cattle values with bulls and calves up to $1.00. Stockers and feeders rise modestly while select cows bring about $14.15 to $17.00. Prices per hundredweight vary with light demand for light load lots and heavier cattle showing stronger gains.
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Kansas City
USDA
Inland market figures show mixed receipts and values
The report notes combined receipts concentration in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota with comparisons to the prior week. Prices and commodity figures appear steady to weak with several items showing little change, while some values hover around mid twenties.
Fragmented OCR Item About Unclear Event
Unclear readable fragments describe a local event or notice with limited details and possible names obscured, offering minimal concrete facts and no definite outcome or date.
Notice of Probate of Will in District Court Cedar Rapids
Probate of the will and testament of Gilda Fa or for hearite before the said district court in Cedar Rapids Iowa on March 7. The clerk of district court issued the notice and will appoint an administrator for the estate.
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Lina Genantess
Gildae
Fowa
Cedar Rapids
Lowa
Bat Moz
Market Falls Persist As Leaders Hold Losses
Stocks drift lower for a second session as investors doubt a rebound while leaders struggle to regain territory. Traders weigh whether recent declines reflect a broader drawdown or a temporary pause in the market’s pullback.
York Bond Review Notable Market Shifts On Saturday
AP reports light railroad bonds fell while government issues dipped as the U S market moved lower. Cedar Rapids hog prices slid a quarter with prime butchers reaching 28 dollars. bulls and other livestock posted varied but steady ranges in the week’s closing.
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York Bond Review
Cedar Rapids
Chicago score details and standings update
In the latest report Chicago shows low reliability in scoring with 90 billion cars and a 45 percent nominal accuracy. The data section lists varied percentages and unquoted values, reflecting inconsistent score tracking across the board.
Grain futures reach multi-decade highs on week of gains
Chicago upturn in grain futures driven by short covering and stop loss orders. March wheat hits 27 year high at 2.64 and oats at 98 cents. Wheat contract peaks include May 2.5142 and September 2.17 with all corn deliveries posting seasonal highs except March. Close shows mixed gains across wheat corn oats.
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Chicago
Fragmentary OCR item titled Red 00 and 91 75 notes
Fragmentary text mentions numbers and a partial phrase about Red 00 and 91 75. No clear persons or organizations are readable.
Loras College Granted Permit for Expansion
Washington dispatch reports Loras College of Dubuque Iowa received permission to acquire framing, furniture, and supplies to accommodate rising enrollment. The increase is led by returning veterans and aims to improve facilities without delaying campus growth.
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Washington
Loras College
Dubuque
Aes
Perryman Brother of Marion Native Dies in California
LeRoy Perryman, brother of Mrs. H F Breed, died Thursday in Long Beach California. A former Marion and Cedar Rapids resident services will be held there and ashes will be returned to Marion for interment in Oak Shade cemetery.
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H. F. Breed
LeRoy Perryman
Long Beach
Calif
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Oak Shade Cemetery
Stewart Family Hosts Guests During Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Amos Stewart of Stockton and their son John hosted relatives over the weekend. Miss Elsie Stewart of Des Moines was also a guest. The Presbyterian Westminster Missionary guild held a dinner at the manse Thursday with Alfreda Ross leading devotionals and Mrs James Takahashi as speaker.
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Amos Stewart
Stockton, I
John
A W. Stewarts
John Sateen
Elsie Stewart
Des Moines
Stewart
Presbyterian -Westminster Missionary Guild
Alfreda Ross
James Takahashi
Miss Wyoma Carey Vacation Visit to Daytona Beach
Miss Wyoma Carey daughter of Mr and Mrs E V Carey has traveled to Daytona Beach Florida for a vacation. She is one in Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago staying there for medical care.
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Wyoma Carey
E. V. Careys
Daytona Beach, Fla
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Local notices and hospital updates from Marion area
Mrs EB Goodwin is recovering at Luke's hospital after two major operations and may receive visitors. Fred G Telsinger of Milwaukee is convalescing at his home after a two week influenza illness. Mr and Mrs John M Jack Taylor have moved into 390 Eighth Avenue Marion. Merle Lee Sprague underwent a major operation at St Luke's hospital Friday. John Snell of Marion High School participated in an oratorical contest at McKinley School Cedar Rapids. T5 W D Achey, home from Edgewood Md on terminal furlough after 24 months in the Army, visits with his wife and parents Mr and Mrs William Achey and brother C B Achey.
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EB. E. Goodwin
Luke's Hospital
Fred G. Telsinger
Milwaukee
Eighth Street
John M
Jack” Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Eighth Avenue
Marion
Merle Lee Sprague
Eleventh Street
St. Luke's Hospital
John Snell
Marion High School
McKinley School
The
American Legion
W. D. Achey
Edgewood
Achey
William Achey
C. B. Achey
Marion and St Josephs Church Services Schedule
Marion Churches list Baptist and Catholic services with pastors and times. Rev Moore presides at Marion Baptist offerings including Bible school 9 45 a m morning worship 10 45, youth meeting 6 30, evening worship 7 30, midweek prayer 8 p m. St Josephs Catholic notes mass at 8 and 10 a m, Bible school 9 45, morning worship 10 45, guest preacher Rev Guy Howard, and youth fellowship 6 30.
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Charles ‘Moore
Bible School
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Guy Howard
the Ozarks
Christian Youth Fellowship
E. J. Wykle
Sunday and midweek church services listed for several congregations
A compilation of religious services shows schedules for pastors and choirs. Details include class times, worship at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. for St. Paul Lutheran, mids and evenings for Lenten services, and youth activities. Notable speakers include Bishop Leslie R. Marston in Greenville and Rev. E. W. gazer at Bethany Lutheran Cedar Rapids.
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Young
Leslie R. Marston
Greenville
James P. Gee
Reva
Lynn Ford
Fairley
John Snell
Shahin
Gemmnine
God
Leland Auld
Westminster Fellowship
Richard Ross
St. Paul’s Letheran
Carl T. Wuerffel
E. W. Gazer
Bethany Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
Prairie Chapel
A. B. Curran
S. E. Dale Struck by Cab. Hurts While Crossing Street
S. E. Dale, 79, of 722 Sixth Street SW, was struck by a westbound taxicab at the Third Avenue intersection while walking across Third Avenue. He suffered hip injuries and a forehead cut and was taken by ambulance to St. Luke's Hospital, where his condition was reported as good.
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S. E. Dale
Third Avenue
Dale
Tinletata Solic Bee
St. Luke's Hospital
Navy auxiliary Sierra due to arrive in San Diego from Pearl Harbor
By The Associated Press the navy auxiliary ship Sierra was set to reach San Diego from Pearl Harbor Saturday carrying 105 navy and marine corps personnel. No troopships arrived in the U S Friday.
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Associated Press
Navy
Sierra
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Navy and
Marine
Paramount Time and Irregular Theater Schedule
A fragmented listing of film titles and showtimes across theaters including Paramount Time, Iowa State Palace Rialto and Marion with multiple daily screenings. Various titles appear such as Nora Prentiss San Quentin Affairs of Geraldine Wake Up and Dream Fool s Gold Two Guys from Milwaukee Ac complice Fear Her Kind of Man The Stranger Jolson Story plus short subjects and late shows.
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Paramount
Nora Prentiss
Iowa
San Quentin
Geraldine
Palace
Milwaukee
Rialto
Arizona
nee _ nee
Marion
Jolson
Quaker Oats and CIO Extend Labor Contract Talks
The United Cereal Workers Union and Quaker Oats remain in negotiations after a 60 day extension. A potential walkout was averted as talks resume with Jedlicka and general manager Arthur Pee leading discussions. Union plant committees consider rest period proposals amid earlier disputes over a 15 minute daily break. Negotiations paused Feb 24 and resumed with a labor department conciliator. Union meetings are planned for Monday and Tuesday with Armando Valdes attending from Cleveland. Day shift meets 7 30 pm Monday and night shift at 1 pm Tuesday.
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CIO Ceresi
United Cereal Workers Union
Jedlicka
Arthur Pee
Quaker Oats
Ember
Labor Department
Armando Valdes
Cleveland
City Wide Young Adult Club Forms Interim Committee
Cedar Rapids residents attended an open meeting with over 100 young people from all sections as the basis for planning. Marshall Nelson was chosen chairman and Beth Bell secretary and subcommittee head. Betty Hruska was named program chair as financing and activities are set for next Friday's session.
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Y.M.C.A
Marshall Nelson
Beth Bell
Miss Bell
Betty Hruska
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Par Cashing Law
The Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday upheld a 1945 law requiring banks to cash checks at par. It reversed a district court ruling that the law was unconstitutional, stating no part of the federal Constitution prevented states from exercising their police powers.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Lost and Found and Personal Ads in Church Bulletin Style
Local religious notices include lost and found items and personals. Items mentioned include a brown terrier, a pair of sunglasses, and a note about a dog with a wire hair breed. Also listed are a rug cleaning service, a recording studio appointment, and a stamp collection offer with contact details.
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Bes
Loriae
Bunda
P.O
Louis Binke Hurt in Fall From Light Pole
Louis Binke, 41, of 2927 Bowling Street SW, suffered a possible skull fracture after a 15 foot fall from a boulevard light post in front of 72 Sixteenth Avenue SW. He climbed the pole as a prank and the top unit broke off before he landed on the pavement. Attendants on Saturday said his condition was fairly good.
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Louis Binke
Bowling Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Binke
Wereg_peepite
Charlie Lewis Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
Charlie Lewis, 30, of 1232 Tenth street SE, was fined 25 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to drunkenness and disturbing the peace. He was arrested Friday night following a report by his sister Mrs. Charles Biggs that he returned home in a fighting mood.
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Charlie Lewis
Tenth Street SE
Charles Biggs
Edgar A Guest Poem Reflects on Hazard Awareness
The piece portrays Edgar A Guest noting the blind and deaf cannot hear or see yet warns that a driver may act as if all streets are safe. It recalls his own ch ildren and the contrast between daily perception and hidden dangers.
Pope Makes Appeal for War Victims Relief Drive
Pope Pius appeals to U S Catholics to back bishops relief campaign for war victims during the week of March. The message urges support for the fund and aid distribution through church channels.
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Pope
Washington
Pope Pius
United States
Senate-House unit OKs OPA end and trims its funds
A senate house conference committee accepted the June 30 death sentence for the OPA and cut more than three million dollars from its operations budget. The arrangement preserves the deadline while restoring seven million dollars of former funds and seven million fifty one thousand seven hundred fifty two dollars for terminal leave pay. Major General Philip B. Fleming warned the OTC that funds are needed to wind down operations by April 30.
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Washington
Senate
OPA
Senate-House
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Conference Committee
House
Congress
Civilian Production Administration
Office of
Philip B. Fleming
OTC
Truman
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