Hogs Steady to Dime Down on Wednesday Estimates
Chicago market reports slow trading with direct-billing by major packers keeping overall level near Monday. Cattle and sheep prices mixed with fed steers and yearlings up to 15 cents higher, hogs largely steady to 10 cents lower. Iowa and Sioux City listings show receipts and mixed gains and losses across hogs cattle and sheep with regional variations and top loads noted.
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Chicago
API
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Dept Agriculture
Omaha
Acarce
Iowa Hog Fricks and Omaha Livestock Prices
Iowa hog fricks and packing data appear with prices for various weight ranges. The report notes Omaha livestock activity with hogs, sows, cattle, calves, and sheep trading, including top prices around 15.25 and 15.10, and mixed movement amid slow early demand.
Chicago Produce Market Report Receipts and Prices
Chicago produce market summary shows receipts for cheese butter eggs and potatoes, with truck counts and assorted grades. New York reports scarce dressed poultry and live poultry pricing, while Wisconsin and Minnesota items appear as daisies and midgets with varied price levels, and overall market strength uncertain.
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Chicago
Idahos
Minnesota
Orth
New York
York
Wisconsin
Creamery
Lelu
Local Hog Prices Remain Steady on Cedar Rapids Market
Hog prices across all grades stayed firm on Tuesday in Cedar Rapids. Top butchers reached 15.15, long haul no-fill 15.25, and packers 14.85. Cattle values showed steady to firm notes with varied ranges for steers, yearlings, cows, calves, and sheep, reflecting market stability through the day.
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Iowa
Des Moines
INS
U. S. Dent. Agriculture
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
Dover
Abe
Mit
Cedar Rapids Grain and Live Poultry Prices Report
Cedar Rapids market details list various grains and feeds with price tiers No 2 No 3 for oats wheat rye and beans. Hay straw and poultry prices show ranges for springers leghorn pullets hens ducks geese and hides dairy fruit vegetables and potatoes with assorted brands.
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Leghorn Springs
Grain Quotation Changes Slight Amid Firm Tone
Grain futures held a narrow range with a firm undertone as traders awaited Washington developments. Wheat closed near unchanged, May at 1.45, rye up slightly to 88 cents, oats steady, corn unchanged, and cash prices listed for various grain grades in Chicago.
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Chicago
Washington
Short Speaks at Y Lent Luncheon on Home Front
Ray L. Short spoke at the YMCA Lenten luncheon on the theme Christianity on the Home Front. He urged a God centered civilization rooted in Pilgrim era origins and called for American homes and churches to renew faith and energy as families face world conflicts.
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Ray L. Short
Y.M.C.A
Short
Court finds missing drive wheel on Palo road
Deputy Sheriff Roy Radebaugh located the drive wheel of an end gate feeder near Govinatin on Palo road and reported it to the sheriff's office for custody and pickup.
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Roy Radebaugh
Palo Road
Govinatin
Sheriff's Ofice
Recovery of Pope Reported Complete Recovery of Pope
In Bern Switzerland an AP dispatch from Vatican City reported Tuesday that Pope Pius XII had recovered completely from his illness.
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Bern
Switzerland
Vatican City
Pius X11
Stocks Hold Top Levels Despite Profit Taking In 1943
New York stocks faced profit taking Tuesday with broad participation among favorites reaching yearly highs. Activity remained steady though occasional slowdowns appeared after a strong start. Transfers ran about 2,000,000 shares as gains persisted late, while rails softened on reduced buying and a number of small losses dotted the close.
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NEW York
Roosevelt forms informal farm advisory board to press powers
President Roosevelt convened an informal farm advisory board with Food Administrator Chester Davis to push for very full powers on farm prices, machinery, and coordination of army and civilian food. Attendees included O Neal Patton Goss and Benson, who will meet again next week. Davis says Wickard’s status not discussed and he has not resigned.
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Roosevelt
Chester Davis
Davis
Wickard
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Ezra T. Benson
National Council of Farmer Cooperatives
Cornell Cadet Earns Phi Beta Kappa Honors in Army
Private Clifford J. Hand of Jefferson Barracks Missouri, a senior at Cornell College Mt Vernon before joining the Army Air Corps on February 19, has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa the national scholastic honor society, according to word reaching his parents Mr and Mrs M J Hand of 1018 A Avenue NE.
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Clifford J. Hand
Jefferson Barracks
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Army Air Corps
M. J. Hand
A Avenue
OPA Sets Ceiling Prices for Pork in Iowa Zone 4A
The Office of Price Administration announces ceiling prices for pork in region VI Iowa beginning Thursday. Cedar Rapids area is zone 4A with prices posted on every cut and display. Retail ceilings target black markets, with recourse to $50 minimum damages under emergency act.
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Office of Price Administration
Iowa
Raymond S McKeough
OPA
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
McKeough
Deaths and funerals in Cedar Rapids area
Services for World War I veteran William C. Saxton will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Moon chapel with military honors by Hanford post. Burial in Troy Mills cemetery. Surviving siblings and a sister are listed. Also noted are death notices for Frederick W. Fite and Thomas P. MacDonald with church services and burial details. William L. Phipps’ funeral is set for 4 p.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel with burial at Oak Hill.
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Alexandria
Charles Huster
Beeman
Ed Waterbury
Cedar Rapids
Fifth Engineers
Camp Humphreys
Newell Construction Company
Services for Mrs Vianna Dahn at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Vianna Dahn of 3242 Vine Avenue SE Cedar Rapids will be held Wednesday at 10 30 a m in the Turner chapel with Rev J E De Long and Cedar Rebekah lodge No 494 officiating Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
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Vianna Dahn
Vine Avenue
Cedar Rapids Hospital
Turner Chapel
J. E. de Long
Cedar Rebekah Lodge No
Linwood Cemetery
Services for Miss Jennie Witousek in Linn County
Services for Miss Jennie Bar bara Witousek 66 lifelong Linn County resident who died in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a long illness will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday by Rev D A Poferski. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Jennie Barbara Witousek
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
D. A. Poferski
Oak Hill Cemetery
Services for Walker H Carnagey at Moon chapel
Walker H Carnagey who died at his home Sunday evening will be mourned with a service at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Moon chapel conducted by Rev W Z Henline. Cremation committal will follow. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Walker H. Carnagey
Fourth Avenue SE
Moon Chapel
W. Z. Henline
Miss Kelty to Join National GOP Offices in Washington
Miss Donna Kelty secretary in G P Lin ville law offices will join national Republican headquarters in Washington. Active in Linn county Young Republican circles for years she leaves Cedar Rapids Wednesday and reports to National GOP Chairman Harrison Spangler April 1. She is a 1935 Washington high school graduate and Beta Sigma Phi member.
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Donna Kelly
G. P
Yw.c.a
J. _E. Kelty
Twenty-sixth Street
Clean Up Rubbish and Leaves in Gutters
Public Improvements Commissioner Dave Williams urged property owners in the spring cleanup to avoid leaving leaves and rubbish in gutters. He warned about street flooding hazards from clogged catch basins and advised burning debris where permissible, with hauling charges if piles are left for pickup.
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Dave Williams
Williams
Williams’ Department
U S Planes Hit Jap Destroyer in Solomon Islands Action
American fighter planes strafed and set afire a Japanese destroyer in the northwestern Solomon Islands on Monday. One plane lost a three foot wing section against a mast but all aircraft returned safely. The raid reportedly set five to seven Japanese planes on fire in addition to damaging the destroyer.
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Washington
Solomon Islands
Navy
City Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Personal Updates
Townsend auxiliary of club No 2 meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 640 Fifteenth avenue SW. Companions of the Forest plan to attend Vianna Dahn's funeral at Turner chapel at 10 a.m. Wednesday. John N. Kiekar returns home after operation at St Luke's hospital. Mrs Robert M. Harder returns home from Mercy hospital after leg operation. A G Woolfries spoke to Canopus club on Royal Navy research in England. The theft of two bantam chickens reported by Charles Deal. Mrs Edward Oncken returns home from Cedar Rapids hospital after appendectomy. incorrect address in Friday's Gazette. Fred Payneer reports theft of his black cocker spaniel from porch. Coe college music history course begins 7 p.m. Tuesday in Marshall hall taught by Alma Turechek.
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Fred W. Fite
Frederick Wesley Fite
M Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Dunlap
Jessie Lou Collins
Des Moines
Frederick Lewis
Martha Lou Rose
Elsie L. Brown
Ella Hicks
Moon Chapel
Companions of the Forest
Turner Chapel
Vianna Dahn
Edward Oncken
Johnson Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
Coe College
Marshall Hall
Alma Turechek
Lent fellowship dinner at First Congregational church
A lenten fellowship dinner is planned in the First Congregational church hall on Wednesday at 6 15 p m A short service centered on the theme Beliefs That Matter will follow The Rev W A Jacobs will speak on We Believe in the Bible
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First Congregational
W. A. Jacobs
Mullin Wins Big In Marion City Election Sweep
Mayor John C. Mullin leads Citizens ticket to decisive victory with 980 votes over E. P. Castle. Frank Simon takes treasurer post 863 to 447, Bowdish tops Waffle for assessor 852 to 457. Lassen and Wiley win council seats at large with strong showings across wards. Oxley unopposed for park commissioner. Includes wedding anniversary notices and local notices.
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Citizens
John C. Mullin
E. P. Castle
People’s
Frank Simon
A. Black
J. W. Bowdish, Jr
Norman J. Waffle
P. C. Lassen
Carl L. Wiley
Emma Klein
Margaret Leming
Lassen
Wiley
Miss Klein
Simon
Black
Bowdish
Waffle
Klein
Leming
Marvin Oxley
Train Derailment Injures Several in Pennsylvania
A Pennsylvania railroad passenger train derailed Tuesday near Warren. The engine and seven cars left the tracks while en route from Washington to Erie. Several people were injured, one seriously, including an unidentified mail clerk.
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Warren, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington, D. C
Erica
Cedar Rapids Gazette Want Ads Policy Summary
The notice outlines pricing steps and deadlines for Want Ads. Out of town orders, telephone, mail or in person submissions are accepted. Ads for the same day require arrival by 11:5 am. Sunday ads by p.m. Saturday. The department opens 8:00 am to 5:00 pm daily, Saturday until 2-1121. The Gazette limits liability to one erroneous insertion.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Gazette
Want Ad Department
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