Hogs and cattle steady as supply tight in Chicago markets
Chicago hogs were nominally steady with limited receipts testing the market while cattle and sheep receipts were small and prices mostly steady. Reports from Chicago and other markets show hogs around top bids near 7.75, with varied results across Pittsburgh East St. Louis and Des Moines regions, and sheep and cattle traders noting modest gains in select classes.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Siotn City
Stoux City
AP -Us Dept. Agriculture
Suisble
Serticg
Omaha Livestock Omaha
U_ S Dept agriculture
ST Pau
ST Paul
Tlevestock
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows grain prices for wheat oats rye and barley, corn and soybeans, hay straw, and dairy prices for butterfat and creams. Poultry prices include colored hens leghorns and roosters, plus hide market figures and wholesale fruits vegetables with numerous price quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Bess
Tony
Local hog market holds steady with eggs slipping slightly
Hog market remains steady with top price at 7.35 dollars while eggs show a minor dip on the local market Saturday. No other changes are noted in hog prices or market activity.
Wisconsin cheese and wool markets report mix in week
Wisconsin cheese quotations for March 2025 show expectant totals and varied cheddar and milk prices while wool outlets on the Boston market see limited sales and slight price declines. New York trade notes Cuban tariff rumors uplift futures as May and July bids rise amid firmer world contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIGVE
New York
Cubas
Bond Market Slumps Amid European Turmoil
New York bond market extended losses Saturday as offerings dipped 1 to 4 points led by government and corporate issues. European political troubles sparked late interest while German dollar bonds traded but fell under one point. several issues like International Hydro Electric 6s and Southern Railway 4s saw declines. Treasury prices closed mixed with notable points drop across maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
API
Treasury
International Hydro Electric
Southern Railway
Pere Marquette
Dellar
Chicago Produce Markets Report
Chicago receipts show mixed butter egg and cheese prices with firm creamery specials and steady to higher quotes. Potatoes beans and regional lots list U S No 1 and 2 prices, with substantial arrival and storage activity across Wisconsin Nebraska Colorado and Idaho markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U S
Idaho
Burbanks
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North Dakota
U. S
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Nex
Florida
UU. S
New York
Mississippi River Stages Summary Mystery
The fragment lists river stage figures for Davenport and St Louis with rises and falls and mentions Cairo and MeCmpnis areas. Several OCR errors obscure clean names and dates, but shows multiple location stage values such as Davenport and Cairo and general river level changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
API
la Crosser
Fall
Pall Os
Rise
Dairpee
Fail
Kreokur Tess
St Lou Tae
Ant Rise
Cairo
Mecmpnis Sseegeasa Cvevensaves
Stocks Endure a Friday Selloff Amid War Nerves
A New York market session saw traders hit by war nerves with major issues dropping one to five points. Prices later recovered as sentiment suggested the sell-off was excessive. Aircraft shares resisted, aided by hopes that German moves may accelerate rearmament, while broad indices and notable names such as US Steel and General Motors led declines before late recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Missionary Rev H P Midkiff to Speak at Local Church
H OPKINTON Reverend H P Midkiff a missionary from Lagos Santa Catherine Brazil will occupy the pulpit Sunday at the Presbyterian church. He has just returned from Madras India where he attended the world mission conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinton
H. P. Midkiff
Lagos
Santa Catherine
Brazil
Presbyterian Church
Madras
India
Wheat Drops Back From Early Strength On Chicago Board
Wheat prices eased back to near prior levels on the Chicago board after an early show of strength tied to Winnipeg and Liverpool. May wheat 68 1/4, corn 47 1/4, oats 28 1/2 to 33 1/2, with Winnipeg and Australian factors providing some support and export sales reported above 500,000 bushels. Local milling support and favorable Southwest crop reports provided early lift amid mixed demand and ongoing weak export business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
China
Southwest
Sair
Kansas
Nebraska
Polk County Man Receives Suspended Jail Term
William Craig Whitney, 34, of Sioux City in Des Moines in 1928, received a one year term suspended on a Polk county breaking and entering charge. He is jailed in Polk County and faces two larceny charges from an alleged theft of a wardrobe case and a salesman’s portfolio from a Kansas City, Missouri car in Cedar Rapids on February 23. Whitney pled not guilty to both counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
William Craig Whitney
Sioux City
Des Moines
G. K. Thompson
Walter Selvy
Thompson
Whitney
H J. Hirsch
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids
Boy Devota Coghlan Injury Settlement Authorized
Earl Coghlan guardian of 11 year old Devota Coghlan of Cedar Rapids is allowed by the district court to settle her injury claim against Bruce Brazouski and Hamilton Seed and Coal for 300 dollars. The settlement stems from Jan 16 when Brazouski’s truck pinned the girl on Memorial drive SE as she left a school bus after the vehicle rolled into a bank while avoiding her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Coghlan
Cedar Rapids
Devota Coghlan
Bruce Brazouski
Hamilton Seed and Coal Company
Coghlan
Brazouski
Hamilton
Memorial Drive
Court Sets Aside Bovey Estate Trustee Appointment
On Carlton Ahalt and G M Wilsons petition the Bovey estate trusteeship was dissolved. Judge H C Ring ruled the successors have full power to settle and take over assets. The decision follows a February 18 appointment of Carl Beck er as trustee and a March 4 hearing. A separate March 25 hearing in the Shrine temple foreclosure case was scheduled before Judge C J Haas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Ahalt
G M. Wilson
James G Bovey
H C. Ring
Carl F. Becker
Mr. Bovey
Launa May Bovey
Ahalt
United Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Omaha
Shrine Temple
C. J. Haas
Probate and records dispute涉 El Kahir Shrine and will probates
The case seeks inspection of by laws minute books and contracts linking El Kahir Shrine company to El Kahir temple. Probate entries include the skinner will of Marion died March 7 with Elizabeth R Skinner executrix, Canniff will Feb 12 with Bertha Lincoln Canniff as sole executrix, Roy will July 22 1926 naming Missoula Ann Roy life estate and residuary heirs, with James Pinkney Roy dying Feb 27. all probated Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kahir Shrine Company
el Kahir
Frank S. Skinner
Marion
Elizabeth R Skinner
Freeman Forest Canniff
Bertha Lincoln Canniff
James Pinkney Roy
Missoula Ann Roy
Benjamin Franklin Roy
Martha Jane Roy
Mr. Roy
Bank Stock Case Dismissal Sought in Chicago Trust Suit
Friday a defense motion to dismiss a $2 000 stock assessment suit by the receiver and creditors of South West Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago was filed. The executor Addie L Van Vechten estate contests the action claiming it is barred by the general statute of limitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Addie L. van Vechten
Injury Suit Settled Over Auto Collision in Cedar Rapids
Rudolph Vavra sued William Serbousek for 7 858.36 in damages from a Aug. 25 1938 crash at the Cedar Rapids airport intersection of Highway 218. The case was settled and dismissed before Judge J E Heisserman at defendant's costs after a jury was impaneled and the plaintiff testified with a Czech interpreter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Vavra
William Serbousek
J. E. Heiserman
Cedar Rapids
Appeal Filed Over RT Remer Injury Award
A defense notice of appeal has been filed in RT Remer’s personal injury case against Takin Brothers Freight Lines and Leo Williams at the state supreme court. A jury awarded Remer 7291.95 for injuries from a December 1937 collision in Center Point road when a Takin truck driven by Williams struck a smaller truck and hurled it into him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
RT Remer
Takin Brothers Freight Lines
Leo Williams
Remer
Williams
Center Point Road
Enjoined From Gambling at 12 Fifth Street NE
County Attorney G K Thompson filed an injunction to bar any gambling at the premises 12 Fifth Street NE Defendants include Earl Elliott and Olive Allen Elliott Elliott was recently fined $50 and costs in police court for operating a gambling house A replevin action by Averill seeks possession of lumber valued at 144 30 alleging purchase rights from Hartenberger Co Inc under a chattel mortgage Wisconsin Lumber Co is named defendant in possession with $100 claimed for detention A stock account suit by Eastman Dillon Co of Chicago against George W Corey filed Sept 2 1936 was dismissed with prejudice by Judge Heiserman Friday Mae Like sues to quiet Cedar Rapids real estate title E W Speedling named defendant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. Dunn
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Tel & Tel Iis
Allegheny Corp
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kans City
Allied Stores
Dy Kayser
Julius Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Amal ci
Kresac
Kroger
McLellan
Marshall Fidee
Stee
Martin
Suy Matheson
Amon Tel & Ras
Maytag
Ain Wat
Cash
Ohio
Barber Co
Dent, Strs & Barnsdall Corpists
Distris Agi Bendix
Beth Steel
Cenlenk Vitlaw Knox
Boeing Airp
Orden Co
North Amn Co
Bors Warner
Noramon Ati
Bane Slo
Bucyrus Ae Tls Steel
Vy Ene Packard Mills
Paramount
Budd Wheel Ark
Utahlisca Burroughs
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Calumet Az
Canada Dry
R ' Penney
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Pittsbsh
Plymouth Owl
Cerro de Pasco
Procter Gamble
Adio Corpn
Chao Ail
Rown Drug
Crucible Steel
U Amn Sur
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Cudahy Pke
al Erle
Imken
Fisk Rubber
Timken
Freeport Tex Casp
America
Union Pac Gen Foods
Atami Air Lines
el Coal
United Fruit
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Gypsum Glidden Coig
Ale
Goebel Ree
U Rubber
Goodrich B of S Realty Oodyear Shire S Steel Graham Paice
Granby
Caro Chem
Walferorih
Greyhound
Ard
Bakany Corp
Warner Bros
Hayes Body
Wesn Maryld
Hiram Walker
Westinghse A
Houston Oi
Howe Sound
White Motors
Hudson
Mtrs
Ste Sewr
Fae Hupp Motors
Wilcox Oil Barges
Central Atlas
Willys Ovi Rayon
Ilson and Co i
Woolworth & Intrargent
Hydro Glasstown
Tnt
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Helleman Butler Bros
Midwest Corp
Quaker O
Ciizo Corp
Edison Ais
Swift and Co
Seift
Walgreen
DOW Jones
Ees
Aish
Atecka
G. K .Thompson
Fifth Street NE
Earl Elliott
Olive Allen
Olive Allen Elliott
Averill
Hartenberger and Co., Inc
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Eastman, Dillon and Company of
George W. Corey
J. E. Heiserman Friay
Mae Like
Cedar Rapids
E. W. Speedling
Missouri bill to outlaw toeless shoes rejected on technicality
Missouri lawmakers killed a proposal to outlaw toeless shoes for women in summer on a technicality. Backers framed it as a joke though some women warned of a march on the state capitol if it advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Assembly
Revival of Controversy Over Marian Anderson Concert
Washington AP reports renewed dispute over holding Marian Andersons Easter concert in a high school auditorium. Superintendent Ballou says the boards conditional approval was effectively a rejection. Sponsors accepted but did not agree to the condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marian Anderson
Frank W. Ballou
Gazette Juniors Triumph Over First Evangelical
The Gazette juniors, led by Phil Murrisio, outplayed First Evangelical with a dominant 20 to 10 victory highlighting sharp ball handling and accurate shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Murrisio
Gazette
Obituary notes and local society in Marion
Funeral services for Mrs George A Schrimper were held Friday at the Yocom chapel with Rev E T Gough presiding. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery. Pallbearers included L. O Dickey and Dr C. A. Bradley among others from Marion and Cedar Rapids. Relatives traveled from Rockford Illinois Chicago To ledo New Hampton Davenport and Cedar Rapids to attend. Also reported are services for Mrs Kate Rafter at St Josephs Catholic church and burial at Mount Calvary cemetery Cedar Rapids. Out of town relatives attended from Harpers Ferry Clarence Oxford Junction Alburnett and Cedar Rapids. Additional notes mention Mrs Nettie Wallace moving to Holland Michigan and various local club meetings and community notices.
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G. A. Schrimper
Riles
George A Schrimper
Yocom Chapel
E T Gough
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
L. O Dickey
C. A. Bradley
JL. Papes Charles Montgomery
Leonard Hewitt
Marion
Howard Schrimper
Cedar Rapids
Franklin Johnson
Claus Kriens
Rockford
George Nelson
Alice Johnson
Lillie Jacobson
Chicago
Carl Skedine
Toledo
Jack Stirm
Donald
Jake Stirm
New Hampton
Winifred Davis
Davenport
Fred Stirm
Alburnett
Walter Pike
Central City
Alfred Johnson
Will Pospishil
Catherine Schrimper
Bert Fisher
Tom Charter
William Schrimper
Charles Schrimper
Nick Ludman
Kate Rafter
St. Joseph's
Frank Fritz
Clarence
John Cloid
George Vacek
Oxford Junction
Clarence Martin
Anna Mizaur
Obituary of Harry Conger Former Marion Resident
Relatives in Marion report the death of Harry Conger former Marion resident Friday in a Mobridge hospital South Dakota He is survived by his wife Mable Liddle of Marion a daughter Helen Conger and a niece raised by him Betty Conger Perry of Mobridge Funeral services set for Mobridge Monday and in Marion Tuesday at 2 30 pm at Yocom chapel with Rev C V R DeJong Burial in Oak Shade cemetery Excelsior A and L club met at Irving Drakes home with a picnic and committee appointments for April Dorothy Levasseur ill at home north of Marion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Harry Conger
Mobridge
S.D
Mable Liddle
Helen Conger
Conger
Betty Conger Perry
Yocom Chapel
C. V R DeJong
Congregational Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Paderewski Attacks Czech Slavery in Letter to Benes
Famed pianist Ignace Jan Paderewski protested the oppression of Czechoslovakia in a letter to former Czech president Eduard Benes delivered at his hotel. Chicago authorities ordered a 24 hour guard around Paderewski and police prepared for possible Nazi demonstrations amid the concert plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes Paderewski
Benes
University of Chicago
Paderewski
Edward J. Kelly
Statesman
Illinois Central
John C. Prendergast
Prendergast
Kelly
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Boy Stealing Ride Frozen To Death In Refrigerator Car
Chicago. Alva Clarence Gibson, a bus boy seeking work at the New York world fair, rode in a Milwaukee freight car due to lacking fare. Car door sealed by trainmen. In Davenport, Iowa, the door opened and Gibson’s frozen body was found inside the refrigerator car after the train headed west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Alva Clarence Gibson
Gibson
Davenport
Marion and area church services schedule
A listing of multiple churches with pastors and weekly schedules. Baptist L W Inman morning and evening services with Bible school and midweek activities. St Joseph Catholic mass times. Christian Irving Wade services and gatherings. Congregational C G Ellinger worship and Lent details. Free Methodist C O Monroe activities. Methodist Episcopal T Gough services and youth programs. Presbyterian C V R De Jong services and church picnic. St Pauls Lutheran Carl E Krog worship and confirmation. Seventh Day Church of God sabbath school and preaching. Prairie Chapel J B Clyde services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
Christian Home
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
C. G. Ellinger
Pilgrim Highraaders
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
T. Gough
W. S. Campbell
Elda M. Kemp
Ruth Adair
Epworth League
Oxford Club
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Lyman Reaches Semi Final at Nationals in Lancaster
Cornell wrestler Bill Lyman, at 175 pounds, won his first two matches in the national tournament. He defeated Bortz of Penn State with a half nelson and wrist lock, then beat Black of Temple with the same holds to reach the semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Bill Lyman
Cornell College
Bortz
Penn State
Black
Temple
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CIC Vwgo Livestock
Apcos Depu Asricultures
Ansulti
Ateady Allotahe
Taok
Iowa
US Dept Agriculture
Towa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Hors Sc
Mason City -Hoe
Nor
Waterlooq
Austin Hog
Austin Minn
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Plymouth
Wits
Boston
IUS Dept Agriculture
Wall St
Illinois
Minneapolis Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Montana
Lamson Brothers
Alowrey
Natonal Bank
Court House News
Invoke
William C. Whitney
Seeks Shrine Bldg
D. L. Diehl
W. S. Hobbs
Katherine C. Hobbs
Bill
Evanston, Ir
Northwestern University Law School
Marion News
Nettie Wallace
Holland, Mich
Elsworth Wallace
Frank Cornelius
Twelfth Street
Owens Drug Store
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Arnold Williams
George Krog
Marvin Rathje
James Cippera
New Art Club
W. C. Stillions
Women's Progressive Club
Alfred Kinderknecht
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
University of Iowa
D A Stamy
Ninth Street
Newell Mayes
Robert P. Burns
Perry
Newel Hayes
Hayes
Ernest Decious
Seventh Avenue
J Q Travis
Mount Vernon
Will Travis
Dr A B. Lake
Helena Lake
Guttenberg
Excelsior A and L. Club
Irving Drake
Pc, Michel
Mae Gano
John Drake
Louis Weis
Carl Wiley
Douglas Ross
C. R Creglow
K O. Knutsen
Bernard Tudeen
Dorothy Levasseur
Lew VY. Levasseur
Marion Churches
Cornell
Brady Mortuary
Stil Ave
Lost
Cocker Spinel Humane Shelter
Mainepring
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
The
Eerie Ee Ees
ESR Ae
Mars
Ginsbergs
1St Ave
Avord
Kenwood
1St St
P.O
Tom
Mason
3Rd Ave
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Calif
Yellow Cab CO
Los Angeles
Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Dial
Bishon'’s
DeLux Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
Mar Mary Nell Beauty Shop Expert Service
Paris
Permanents
Beautiful Permanents
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauuty
HELENE BEAUTY _ SHOP PERMANENTS
Kennedy's
Barber
Early
Paris Academy
OP_ BEAUTY
Marcell Free
Ray Stolyzenberg
Swing Orchestra
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Moeller
C.S. P.S. Hall
Siepman
Norway
Wapsie Moon
Waubeck
Silver Palace
Eddie
Horak
Hallwood
Bob
Top Hatters
Old Heidelberg
12Th Ave
Turkey House
Waterford
Behounek’s
Moose Hall Royal
Business Cards Business Services
Novak Heating CO
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Fred Young
Leo J. Smith
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