Livestock Prices Mixed Across Chicago Omaha Sioux City Markets
Cattle ease in Chicago while hogs recover as buyers bid actively for offerings. Receipts show 3,000 cattle at Chicago, 1,200 hogs at Omaha, with hogs steadier to higher and sheep steady. Prices vary by region, with steers and heifers up about a quarter, cows stronger, bulls barely steady, and buyers limiting shipments amid price declines.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
East St
Paul
Aps
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Goods
Receipts and market tones shift across butter eggs cheese and potatoes with varied gains and declines. Butter prices rise on higher scores while eggs stay steady. potatoes show firming trends with Idaho russets and several regional varieties listed at multiple per cent prices.
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Chicago
Idaho
Wisconsin
Maine
Texas Bliss
California
Louisiana Bliss Triumphs
New York
LIVE POULTRY AND BIRD LISTINGS AT STEAD'S
Poultry and fowl ad lists live poultry prices and varieties. Breeds include Leghorns Rocks and broilers with quantities and prices. Also mentions rabbits and storage terms by Lamson Brow and Co with dates and prices.
Local Hog and Livestock Prices Rise Across Markets
Hogs strengthen on the local market with all grades up 10 cents. Prices listed for various hog weights include top at 13.85 and midrange around 13.40 to 13.25. Cattle and calf markets show mixed gains with steers, yearlings, cows, bulls, and fat calves priced across multiple weight ranges. Sheep and lambs also move higher with top lambs near 12.25 to 13.25 and ewes around 4.00 to 5.00 per pound depending on quality.
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Omaha
S. Dept
Peoria Livestock Peoria
API
tiSearyso
VU Alber
Pr Searling
Yerritor Nerners
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Supplies
Grain prices listed include Wheat No 1 9c No 2 94c, Rye No 1 fife, Corn shelled No 2 yellow, Soybeans No 2 yellow, with straw bale prices and poultry market figures for hens and leghorns. Wholesale prices cover celery, lemons, oranges, onions, cabbage, carrots, tomatoes, Russets, and other produce. hides and livestock values for horses and mules are shown as well.
Bond Market Moves Narrow Ahead of Treasury Financing
New York bond market edged higher in a modest advance led by select corporate issues as government issues stayed in a narrow range amid ongoing treasury financing. Heavy purchases of U S government 2 1/2s by large insurers and investors were noted along with demand for Nickel Plate American Telephone and Telegraph Columbia and others while several rail and utility issues fluctuated.
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New York
U. S
Treasury
American Telephone
Columbia
International Hydro Electric
New York Central Ss. St Paulie
Santa Fe
Buenos Aires
Peru
Wisconsin Cie lese Plymouth Cheese and Wool Market Update
Wisconsin dairy and wool markets report weekly cheese lots from Wisconsin and Plymouth with prices for Twins and Cheddars. Boston market notes demand for fine wools improving with Australian fleece sales and scoured values. In Hillsboro a juror’s intoxication interrupted a bootlegger trial in progress.
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Wisconsin Cielese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Twins
Boston
US Agriculture Department
Hillsboro
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Stocks Slip Amid Dull Market Trade
The New York stock market faded in a dull session after a run of recoveries. Prices generally eased with only a few blue chips showing gains as aviation and transportation shares moved modestly. concerns from war news and Washington dispatches weighed on sentiment while overall selling remained light.
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New York
Washington
Wall Street
Chal Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
Pan American
United States Steel Cremaural Motors
Anurian Telephone
Weetmehoure -Merie
Gnion Carbide Sante Pe
Sears Roebuck Alhed Chemjead
Eastman Kodak
Wall Street stock quotes and Fayette high school play listed
The page shows extensive stock quotations from Wall Street and regional exchanges with many named firms such as Armour and Co Libby McNeil Warner and others. Fayette High School announces the senior class play American Passport to be staged May 14 at 8 pm directed by Miss Alice McDaniel with a cast including Ted Johnson Lois Fern Timm and Virginia Doughty.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
WH. Juma
Merchants National Bans
Adams Express
Gopi
Altis Chammiers
Myers Boat
Army Loco
Heckheed
Intel Amn Poweo LaLuewr
Amn
Siu Smelting
Armstrong
Rib
Atlantic
Ty Avion Corp
Baldwin Loca
Crotral Mano
Pac
Ae Warnisdall
Norah Amn
Verber Aphais
Anim Avi
Bendis Av
Steel
Steck
Packard
Paramount
Pen & Ford
Penner
Nat Peontes Gisaut
Pepsicola
Hucins
AD . Norden
Warner Hindecoort Wyis
Chrysier Mirs
Coca Cola Figi
Safeany Cole Palmathe
Healeyy Dar Colum Gas
Roebuck
Goms Solvents
Shell Union Comw
Southern
Simuniens
Edison Fons
Elrec
End & S
Ford England
Gen Electric
Imo Gien Foods
Gen Gas
U S
Ind Air Gen Motors
Gillette SR
Rubber Glidden
S Steel Goodrich BF
van Goodyear Tire
Walworth
Graham Paige
Warner
Gt Nor Ore
Wes Union
Gt Nor Ry Pr
Westchouse
Geepre Nas
Waitangi
Houston
Howe Sound
Wilys
Ovid
Hupp
Wilson and Co
Mls Central
Ani Woolworth
Indus
Cincago
Armour and Co
Bendix
Libby McNeil
Marsh Field
Fayette
Fayette High School
Ted Johnson
Alice McDaniel
Lois Fern Timm
Maran Schneider
Duane Enos
Virginia Doughty
Ruth Dickinson
Donald Butts
Estelle Smith
Marion Noble Andiie Bass
Eugene Clement
Fabian Robinson
Paul Briggs
Eugene Deaton
MT. Auburn
Mt Auburn High School
Roarmng Poes
Barbara Avery
Dale Sheftler
Om Riley
Bernice Struve
Mars Chambers
Lloyd Coots
Glenness C Greenwalt
la Vonne Bradstream
Dean Darland
Lee Smalley
Jewell Latung
Laura Rice
Methodist Church
G W. Eggleston
Church of Christ
George W Bryant
Coe College
Fractional Easing In Wheat and Steady Market Wide
Wheat futures eased fractionally while other futures closed steady to firm. May and July wheat quotes moved slightly, corn gained up to 4 cents, rye edged higher, and soybeans rose up to 25 cents amid buying by brokers and short covering. Market notes mention shippers sales totaling 125 000 bushels contributing to corn strength.
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Chicago
Commission House
Uoo
Winnipes
Sigourney and surrounding towns report varied incidents and weddings
The Gazette brief covers Mrs Flander's hydrophobia treatment after a rabid cat bite and a fall, Edna Trusted's Shellsburg wedding to Robert Bergenson, and multiple community updates from Middle Amana, Mt Auburn, Anamosa, Monticello, and surrounding areas including military assignments, a Mt Auburn high school class of seven, and local road surfacing projects in Jones and surrounding counties.
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Cyrus Lamb
Morley
Rome Township
Canton Road
Clay Township
Wyoming
Wyoming Township
Wyoming-Oxford Township
John Vernon
Springville
Alfert
Cass-Wayne
Madison
Jackson
Onslow
Monticello
Ruth Bennen
Weirt Bennen
Amber
Ernest Portewig
Louis Portewig
Stanwood
Zion Lutheran Church
Wayne Township
Kehren
Wilma Hagen
Hattie Rickless
Leonard Koppenhaven
Howard Waigger
Ernest Vonbehren
Monticello High School
Mr Portewig
Stanwood High School
Arsenal
Red Cross First Aid Certificates Awarded in Clutier
In Rock Island the couple will make their home as CRUTIER certificates are awarded to individuals who completed the ten week Red Cross first aid training course in Clutier and passed the final exam. Recipients listed include Mrs Harry Kosner Anne Kiidera Marie Foley Margery Kremenak Kenneth Smith Virginia Uridel and others.
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Rock Island
Wilo
Crutier
Red Cross
Clutier
Harry Kosner
Anne Kiidera
Marie Foley
Margery Kremenak
Kenneth Smith
Virginia Uridel
Fo Stodola
Harry Rambow
Albin Husak
Luella Hora
Art A. Hess
UAW Demands War Labor Board Meet GM Challenge
United Auto Workers leaders demand the War Labor Board act immediately to uphold a board order extending double-time pay through May 18 after General Motors refused the order. UAW President Rod Thomas and Walter Reuther urge the board to proceed. GM President CF Wilson rejected the extension. The three member panel will review the double-time dispute before addressing other contract issues.
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Washington
United Automobile Workers Union
CIO
War Labor Board
General Motors Corporation
Rod Thomas
UAW
Walter P Reuther
General Motors
CF Wilson
Natlonal War Labor Board
Thomas
Reuther
Posse Fails to Catch Slayer in Pee Dee Swamp
A posse of over 250 men hunted in the Pee Dee River swamps for Black carpenter Wall Dawkins believed to have killed five people and wounded two sisters and a nephew. He allegedly shot his estranged wife and her sisters before fatally wounding Chief of Police John Pallas during an attempted arrest.
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Hamler
NCUPJ
Dawkins
Wins
Pee Dee River
Carrione
Fall of Corregidor Prompts Army Press Room Dispatch
An Army colonel hurried to the War Department press room before dawn on Wednesday and dictated the Corregidor surrender communique to three reporters. The room held a terse mood as officers and staff faced the news with calm restraint.
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Washington
CUP
War Deepartment
Army
Manila Bay
Corregidor
War Department
War Production Board Sets $5,000 Limit on Movie Sets
The War Production Board authorized spending up to $5,000 per picture for new material to build movie sets. The limit applies to a single film, not all sets used. Sets fall under a conservation order prohibiting unauthorized projects costing $5,000 or more within 12 months. Estimated total set costs per picture range from $10,000 to $150,000. Additional authorizations may be needed for about 25 percent of new films.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Iowa Deaths Attmosa Flora Felker GR
Widow of WooF P Felker who wars no fuerd at the stutle re formate. Vevey desorted here Tuesday at 2 pm attended a deny. Her husband aid Apia (20, 1941). Two brothers Clarence.
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Attmosa
Flora Felker
P Felker
Deny
Shomler Family Survive in Iowa Death Notices
Shomler of Idaho Falls Idaho and Russell Shomler of Shellsburg along with Fred Shomler of Vin ton and two sisters Miss Alice Shomler of Shellsburg and Mes George Gunn of Cedar Rapids survive. Funeral services will be here Friday at 2 pm at the Smy Kil chapel. Burial will be in Oak Wood cemetery. Shellsburg Mrs Felker was a former resident of Shellsburg.
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Shomler
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Russell Shomler
Shellsburg
Fred Shomler
Vinton
Alice Shomler
Mes
George Gunn
Cedar Rapids
Smykil Chapel
Felker
Kiwanis Club Hears Coe Music Students
Kiwanis members enjoyed a midday program at the Roosevelt hotel featuring Coe college music department students. performances included vocal solos by Keen Unidee Jacobson and Schwenke, and piano and instrumental numbers with Cass Keen and Steven Barwick. Veddin Kling led the event as Kiwanis music chair with remarks by Major Reymond Benson and Dr Gilbert Green introducing division two leaders.
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Coe College
Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Joseph Kitchin
Coe Madigal
Richard Keen
Margaret Unidee
Soprate
Marabel Jacobson
Grace Bakken
Reuben Sertner
Gabilene
Ruchard Schwenke
Cass Keen
Betty Wagner
Steven Barwick
Coe
Keen
Tenry Kling
Kiwanis
In Memoriam ORAM
An obit styled notice mourns the passing of an individual with reflections on memory and loss. The message speaks of heartache and enduring grief felt by family and friends, noting the quiet ache that remains as loved ones carry on.
Lost and Found notices amid town listings and sales
A garbled page lists lost items including a tire tube and wheel from a car in a river, tools, and a pine? ratchet landale. Also advertised are jewelry repair, rummage sales, cleaning services, and church notices with contact hints and local business names.
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Loheiwerny
Lisbon
Nutty Peterson
Led Rock
Nesward
Pine “Ie
Ratche Lanale
Miller Town Mines
Chisa Cleetrie Cn
Turaday Nate
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Sioux City
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Dept Agriculture
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Austin
Marklt
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R. Mowrey
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Associated Revs
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Au - Ag
Texas
Ide
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Hendy
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LUM Agg Case
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APH
Toove Sil An
Bettics
Iowa News
Sigourney
Leo Flander
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Flander
Edna Trusted
Mar
Ros Husted
Robert J Bergemson
Peter Jergen
St Stephens Lutheran Church
Atkins
Mark Sterse
Glen Dietrich
Fener
Dale Miesner
Orville Cox
Myron Geiken
Edwin Brehm Sane
Eleanor Getken Wis Hower
Ardath Berssen
Ring Corp
Harold Bergen
Ase
Ohis
Middle Amana
Arnold E Moessner
Third Armored Division
3Ard Armored Regiment
Camp Polk
Adolph Moessner
Middle
Fort Knox
Tank Department
Armored Force School
GMS
Posse Combs Swamp
Propa
Palace Theater
Kant
Dturetion
Nice
Anderson
Iiplcion
Son
Marketeer
Dram Corps
Wontan & League
Dune
May & Dam
Aemicla
Vogue Pealty
Paris” Academy Rheauty School
Pernathent
Tual
Danceland
IOWAS
Bergein Fall
the Voice Et
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Music Box
Ae Shaw Vheer
Adams Rand
Duviers Ste
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la 'Bhur
Wells
Arehertra
Lapayetter
Dunein Allwood Cars
Marton
Ciarether
Akers
Rosyhead
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Wat Street
Davenport
EAU Luely
Troime
Rock
Sodding& Poel Co
Drew's
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Daunte Pat
Tapat
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Sir Foreral
Cosimon Biuburer
Bet Merk
Qood
Omar
Eral
Presser
Davis Cleaneere SH
Ave AP
Seen
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Rard & Co
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drooMo
Sinclair Ave
Welzhe
Joka Theatre
Dawn
Mo Sheridan
WES Gazette
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Orande
Lycoon
Alworks
Cedar County
City Clun
Davis Cleansers
2Nd Ave
Sid Deardsley
Gall
Lee
Perean
Amstry
Daniiress
Eleri
Grands Central
Brmplovers
Trade Schools
Henderson School OF
Choar Rapids
Uncle San Mundreds
GouWwa
Kadlec Bros
Hollywood
Acad
Towa
Cane Das
Memoriam
Oram
Nellie
Watson Cester
Dan Nesmond
Vincennes
Toi Childress
S.E. Muiry
Grinth
Youn Urintis Sands Pristing CO
Hitts and Sweater Penre Knitting CO
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