Hog and Livestock Prices Dip Across Markets
Hog prices eased five to fifteen cents in late trade with top at 115 and most sales around 13.85 to 14.10. Cattle and sheep prices slipped modestly in Chicago and Des Moines markets while Austin and Omaha reports show mixed moves amid steady to lower trends.
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Dept
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Dept. Articultures
Des Moines
INS
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Aps
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Alrong
California
Peoria
Chicago Produce Markets Report Poultry and Butter Prices
Chicago market notes show live poultry as steady to firm with various weight classes and breeds priced. leghorn hens, Plymouth Rock, White Rock, and colored birds listed with per pound ranges. Ducks, roosters, and small colored birds named with specific price points. butter receipts and steady pricing by grade and product.
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Chicago
C Brothers
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Leshorn Roosters Tgiges Ducks
Ile Auer
Heus Nc
Scrap metal drive ad by Iowa Iron & Coal Co
Wanted list includes scrap iron automobile bodies fenders barbed wire scrap metal newspapers magazines and rags. Ten pieces paid at government price under the American Defense program. Convert your salvage into cash at 110 B Ave NE, contact 2-5916.
Wholesale dairy and poultry prices and receipts report
A dense list of prices and receipts for butter eggs cheese and dressed poultry from various suppliers. Included are market notes on fresh vs unwashed products, wash status and animal categories such as steers hens toms and Leghorns, with totals and references to regional markets and providers.
Local Market Hog Prices Edge Down Slightly
Hogs on the local market slipped with a 3 cent drop across all grades. The long haul top, no fill, declined to 13.80 dollars.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listing
Local Cedar Rapids market notes cover grains livestock produce and prices. Wheat No 1 mixed oats rye corn soybeans hay straw poultry and wholesale produce including celery lemons oranges lettuce onions cabbage carrots tomatoes potatoes and fruits with varied per unit and per basket prices listed.
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Bond Market Mixed Gains Drive Rail and Utility Lifts
In New York, rails and utilities led Thursday's bond market with many issues gaining a point or more toward the close while governments stayed steady. Peru issues hit new peaks as the 1960s were heavily traded and buyers favored Pennsylvania general 42s New York Central ds and Witness Central 474s. International Telephone 3s remained in demand above 5 dollars, with Northern Pacific 6% International Paper 65 and American Telephone 34 among notable gains. Government activity was softer though steady.
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Peru
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New York Central Ds
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International Telephone
Northern Pacific
International Paper
American Telephone
Stock Exchange
Cuba San
Wall St. Stocks NOW Jones Avlages and Rail Updates
Stock quotes show mixed gains across several rail and utility names with marked increases in Davenport Dubuque Keokuk and St Louis listings. The report also notes a surface sun temperature around 10 800 degrees Fahrenheit for context.
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Stock Trend Edges Higher Amid Mixed Market Signals
Stocks edged up slightly as mixed sentiment persisted after a volatile session. Gains led by Chrysler and Calgate Palmolive while laggards included American Telephone, Dow Chemical and Great Northern amid cautious optimism and news on global events.
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Calgate-Palmolive
Bethlehem General Motor
United States Iubber
JL Case
International Harvester
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Amencun Smelting
Diternational Telephone
Westinghouse General Electri | Standard Out
Texas Company
du Pont Rally
Wiluties
Murray
Armenieiay Telephone
Great Northern
Dow Chemical
Grain Closes Firm as Soybeans Lead Pace
Chicago grain futures closed firm led by soybeans after an OPA ceiling increase on cottonseed effective May 11. Wheat rose 7 percent, corn 4 to 5 percent, oats and rye higher, with active bidding by brokers and traders in the corn pit.
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Commission House
United States
Winnines Exchange
Wisconsin Market Report for May Week 1 and Wool Prices
Wisconsin corn and cheese markets mixed as weekly wool prices see gains while bond yields in New York show mixed activity. Domestic wool futures and Australian wool prices are noted with references to market mood and trading levels.
Davenport Doctor Fined Four Hundred Dollars
Davenport physician Dr Deaght G Krew pled partial guilt before a Scott county district court on charges of administering narcotics not in the course of professional practice. He received a 400 dollar fine.
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City Briefs and Local Notices
The city council adjourned early due to little business and reconvenes May 25. Alvin Hturt, son of Mr and Mrs Hurt, promoted to technician fifth grade while stationed at Camp Roberts. Seven residents petition council against sewer work on Twenty fourth Avenue SW. objections referred to the city engineer. Objections to a 490 foot sewer in Cobbancourt SE set for hearing June 1. Dr and Mrs E Winslow Brown return from St Petersburg and visit Mammoth Cave. Corp Bruce Bucknell on 10 day furlough from Camp Bowie. Local families return from Des Moines after funeral. The Rev James W Kramer speaks at Calvary Baptist on unpardonable sin. Friday service topics noted. Evangelist services at Foursquare Gospel Tabernacle. William Boardman accepts a position at South Dakota School of Mines in Rapid City. to begin June 1 after doctorate from University of Toronto.
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Big Jim" Kramer
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Rapid City
S. D
Boardman
University of Tawa
Final meeting of Buchanan den 4 pack 17 at Su chome home
The final meeting of den 4 pack 17 of Buchanan school was held Wednesday evening at 2310 Ridgeway Drive SE. New member Jim Hepner joined the den. Members present included Richard Doran Billy Webster Robert High Dean Norman John Shafer David Suchamel Joseph Suchamel Roger Jennison and Ernest Lorene. Guests were Richard Reger and Jack Doe former members. Following the meal, Di Suchamel showed movies with Mrs Jenison assisting the hostess.
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Ridgeway Drive
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Billy Webster
Robert High
Dean Norman
John Shafer
David
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Roger Jennison
Ernest Lorene
Dean
Richard Reger
Jack Doe
Cime
di Suchamel
Js Jenison
Final Corregidor Stand Impeded by Thirst and Moonlight
Corregidor's final defense against a Japanese assault was hampered by a water shortage and a bright moon aiding the siege. The Japanese mined Manila Bay entrance and blocked relief attempts, delaying fresh supplies for Wainwright's 10,000 troops and civilians awaiting reinforcements.
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Czech Protector Stalks Into France After Paris Move
Reinhard Heydrich arrives in Paris as chief of security operations for Bohemia and Moravia while Himmler assigns a representative police chief for occupied France. A new police directory is planned with SS brigades, signaling tighter control amid growing French resistance.
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Resume Hearing on Truck Line June 3
Iowa commerce commission completed hearings in Council Bluffs on the Northwestern railroad plan to run a truck line from Council Bluffs to Clinton and from Missouri Valley to Sioux City. The panel said the hearing would resume June 3 at 10 am in Des Moines. In two and a half days here 93 witnesses testified, after 101 testimony in Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa Deaths Notices Roundup in Independence Calmar Ossian
Independence Mrs Amelia Miller 91 died after an extended illness born in Germany came to the U S at 1 married in Chicago to Henry Miller who died in 1919 moved to Buchanan County a decade ago member of Baptist church surviving son Edward Miller Dundee Minn sisters Bertha Talmadge Hulda Rose brothers Henry and Herman Rakow Page Neb and a grandson services held at People's chapel burial in Dundee cemetery Calmar Mrs Joseph Kafka 44 died of pneumonia at Decorah hospital services at St Aloysius Church burial in church cemetery born Victoria Janechek Conover Ti June 30 1910 married to Joseph Kafka survives five children and siblings OSSIAN four selectees left for army induction Frank Sehanty Roland Peverson Walter Geling and C Tito Encic
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Washington price chief seeks federal licensing for scrap dealers
Price Administrator Toean Henderson announced that all waste and scrap dealers will receive federal licenses automatically. Violating price schedules or regulations could lead to license suspension and loss of privileges to operate under the price control act.
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Toean Henderson
Henderson
Want Ad Rates and Information for Classified Ads
Rates and rules for want ads with word counts, line charges, and handling of out of town, delivery, and same day publication. Special rates listed for work wanted. Ads accepted until 6 p.m. Saturday for Sunday issue. Transparency on additional charges for addresses and phone numbers.
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Gatmar
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