Market Steady as Cattle, Hogs, Sheep See Mixed Price Moves
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets show steady to firm prices as limited supply and steady demand persist. Hogs at Illinois and Iowa yards trade near ceilings. cattle top steers reach about 19.40, with varied calf and cow prices across Sioux City and Kansas City reports. Sheep prices hold, with regional differences and light stockers noted.
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Chicago
Ciicago Livestock
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Illinois
Sioux City
U.S. Dent. Agriculture
Kanegas City Livestock
Kansas City
U.S. Dept .Agriculture
Iowa Hog Prices From Des Moines Market Report
Iowa hog price list shows bids for different weights and packers. Prices vary by weight: 160-170 pounds at about 13.60 to 14.15 dollars. 170-280 pounds around 14.00 to 14.45. 180-360 pounds near 14.40 to 14.45. Good packing sows 270-550 pounds fetch about 13.05 to 13.70 dollars.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
Interior Town
Minnesota
Mason G. Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Market Report Highlights Prices
Cedar Rapids market quotes ceiling hog prices with top prime butchers at 14.45 and packers at 13.70. Cattle ranges show dressing grades and yearlings with multiple grades and prices, plus sheep and wool lamb figures, grain prices, and assorted wholesale produce and livestock items.
Oils Lead Narrow Rally on Wall Street Amid Mixed Trades
New York reports show oils leading a selective rally on Friday as buying enthusiasm remains tepid. Top gainers rose three points at times while several issues slipped, and transfers surpassed one million shares. Missouri Pacific and New Haven railroads spurred bidding in the New York Bond Review with rail loans advancing over two points as other corporates moved within a narrow range.
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New York
NEW York Bond Review
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Grains Hold Narrow Range Amid Mixed Demand
CHICAGO AP reports moderate oats and May rye demand cooled by profit taking and liquidation while wheat and corn held near ceilings at 1.831% and 1.21. Oats finish flat to a fraction lower, May 83 ceiling. rye steady at May 1.26. Also listed: No 2 red and hard wheat 1.82. No 2 yellow corn 1.19. sample grade 1.07% to 1.10%. oats No 2 white 1.86 ceiling. barley bids around 1.25 to 1.43% nominal. Field seed prices shown for several varieties.
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Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Chicago
Man's Skull Fractured in Downtown Assault
Police report B. B. Kerby suffered a fractured skull after being slugged by John W. Montgomery 26 at a local hotel during a downtown fracas on Thursday night. Montgomery faced an assault charge, waived preliminary hearing, bound over to the grand jury, and jailed on a $1,000 bond. Kerby was taken to St Luke's hospital in fair condition. Patrolman Merle Burton testified he witnessed the blow.
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B. B. Kerby
F Avenue NW
John W. Montgomery
Montgomery
Howard R. Churchill
Linn County
Churchill
Kerby
St. Luke’s Hospital
Merle Burton
Chicago Produce Market Report Snapshot
Chicago produce receipts show butter at 2,338 tubs with mixed pricing. eggs near 29,708 cases with varied standards and extras. cheese and live poultry steady with mixed bids. potatoes arrivals and prices listed across U.S. regions. New York also reports butter receipts, cheese, and eggs with steady pricing. Mississippi River stages and freight notes included.
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Chicago
Buinen
U.S
Idaho
NEW York Produce
New York
Accident Victim Improves At St Luke's Hospital
Hazel del Yates 18 of Palo is improving daily after being struck by a car while crossing First avenue at Twelfth street. Lawrence W Williams 29 of 723 Fourth avenue SE faces manslaughter charges for the injury to Miss Yates and death of her companion June Lavelle Davy of Mazon Illinois. Grand jury review set for April 1.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Hazel del Yates
Palo
Miss Yates
First Avenue
Twelfth Street
Lawrence W
Larry” Williams
Fourth Avenue SE
June Lavelle Davy
Mazon
Price ceilings lifted soon on industrial machinery items
Price Administrator Paul Porter said on Friday that ceilings will be suspended very soon on a large number of industrial machinery items. He also testified that ceilings will be removed shortly from many relatively unimportant consumer products.
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Washington (Ap
Paul Porter
House Banking Committee
Creamery Charged With Violation of Federal Food Act
Federal court in Grand Rapids Minnesota hears a libel of information against Grand Rapids Creamery alleging a dried skim milk powder mislabeled as nonfat milk solids. Frank E. Gill seeks confiscation of 50 barrels shipped to Wilson and Company Cedar Rapids and citation of all interests in the product.
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Grand Rapids Creamery Company
Grand Rapids
Minn
Frank E. Gill
Sioux City
U. S
Wilson and Company
Cedar Rapids
Jury Dismissed in Gatto Drug Case
The jury hearing the state's case against Joseph F. Gatto proprietor of the G R Drug company 1209 Fourth avenue SE failed to agree and was dismissed. State narcotic agent R K Bond filed charges claiming the druggist sold aspirin and tincture of iodine to a customer.
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Joseph F. Gatto
Howard R. Churchill
Gatto
G. R
Fourth Avenue SE
R. K. Bond
Mount Mercy and Community Activities Reported
Mount Mercy College events include a Woman's Club meeting at 2 30 p m Sunday and student teachers from Mount Mercy junior college visiting Cedar Rapids opportunity school. Church notices list services at Shueyville United Brethren and Seventh Day Adventist churches, plus a Mother of Sorrows novena at Mount Mercy chapel. A fall accident on Twelfth Street injured Charles A Engle with a fractured hip. The Iowa Master Plumbers announce their annual convention at Montrose hotel in Cedar Rapids from April 28 to 30.
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Lyle K. Anderson
Shueyville
United Brethren Church
Church School
Christian Endeavor
Mount Mercy Junior College
Cedar Rapids
M. J Tracy
Mount Mercy Junior College Chapel
Iowa Master Plumbers Association
Montrose Hotel
Telford Laren
Iowa City
Don Stroh
Des Moines
Frank H. Pierson
Fairfield
Harold L. Snyder
Hartley
Papes Sold Marion Sentinel to Ralph P Young of Rice Lake
The Marion Sentinel has been sold to Ralph P Young of Rice Lake Wisconsin who will take possession Monday. Young is a Springville High and University of Iowa graduate and former Minneapolis Journal reporter now co publisher of the Rice Lake Chronotype since 1937. The Papes started the Sentinel in 1927 and will relocate as soon as a house is ready.
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Marion
George
Dorothy
Papes
Sentinel
Iowa
Kansas
Service for Mrs Ida M Hallet to be held at Oak Shade Cemetery
Mrs Ida M Hallet died Thursday in Bridgeport Conn Funeral services set for 11 a m Monday at Oak Shade cemetery with Rev C V R De Jong officiating She was widow of Millard Hallet of Marion who died in 1912 Survivors include daughter Mrs Grace Hutchinson Bridgeport son John Hallet El Paso Texas two sisters Mrs Catherine Gill and Mrs Clayt Grossman Illinois and two grandchildren Calling hours at the chapel from 8 30 to 10 30 a m Monday
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Ida M Hallet
Bridgeport
Conn
Oak Shade
C. V. R.de Jong
Catherine Gill
Clayt Grossman
Illinois
Culbert Heads Okizu Camp Fire Girls Group
Mary Ruth Culbert is elected president of the Okizu Camp Fire Girls at a guardian home meeting. Sally Jo Berlin becomes vice president, Ruth Burgess secretary, Shirley Fern Stimson treasurer, and Karen Vikdal scribe. Fifteen Emerson fifth trade members join. weekly meetings set for Wednesdays at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Walter Reinsch’s home. Assistant guardian is Mrs. Walter Rech. W Laxson of Ontario visits. sale notices and street improvements follow including Twentieth Street openings and parcels sold on site through C. E. Pearson.
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Mary Ruth Culbert
Okizu Camp
Walter Reinsch
Sally Jo Berlin
Ruth Burgess
Shirley Fern Stimson
Land Karen Vikdal
Emerson Fifth Trade
Guardian
Walter Rech
Cubs catcher Clyde McCullough predicts Cubs repeat if Bithorn returns
Clyde McCullough of the Chicago Cubs, visiting Norfolk, says the Cubs can repeat as National League pennant winners if Hiram Bithorn regains pitching form. He notes he plans to make Norfolk his home.
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Norfolk
Clyde McCullough
Chicago Cubs
Cardinals
Clyde
Hiram Bithorn
Cubs
Water Pleads Not Guilty on Check Charge
Sidney Water, returned to Cedar Rapids from Atlantic City, pled innocent before Judge Floyd Philbrick to a false check charge. He posted 2500 bond, with prior guilty pleas in Atlantic City leading to suspended sentences and a dismissed kidnapping charge. Water had an earlier bond default and a forged check incident in Walker on February 1.
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Sidney Water
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Floyd Philbrick
Harlan Snyder
Water
Snyder
Iowa
Walker
Mitvalsky Addresses Japanese Character at Club
Milo J Mitvalsky, recent army lieutenant colonel in the Philippines and Japan, spoke to the Sixteenth Avenue Commercial club on the nature of the Japanese people. As an occupying force officer, Mitvalsky helped establish American occupation in several towns isolated from Western influence. Andy Woolfries of WMT discussed world affairs focusing on Anglo American Russian relations. Charles Clark was chosen vice-president to fill a vacancy.
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Milo J Mitvalsky
Philippines
Japan
Sixteenth Avenue
Syrian Archbishop Attends Baptism Rites In Toledo
The Most Rev. Archbishop Samuel David of Toledo Ohio will attend a baptism at St John s Syrian Orthodox church Sunday officiated by Rev Thomas N Abodeely He will be godfather to Donald Ellis Nassif and two other Nassif children and will lead high mass at 10 am and a Lent service at 8 pm.
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Samuel David
Toledo
Ohio
St. John's Syrian Orthodox Church
Donald Ellis Nassif
E. J. Nassif
Eighteenth Street
Nassif
Thomas N. Abodeely
David
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Stone City
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Marion, Ind
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Fort Leavenworth
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Porum, Oklo
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Matt Mullin, Jr
Mason City
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Okizu
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Lee
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Adkins & Feign
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