Hogs Steady In Dull Trade Across Markets
Hogs held steady in dull trading with most sales between 13.90 and 14.10, while dressed pork remained unchanged. Buyers sought cattle as a stronger market emerged across regions with loads at 14.50 to 16.00 and top prices noted for choice yearlings and beef cattle, in a broad livestock report from Chicago and other western markets.
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Chicago
Seichty
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
California
Sioln City
Sioux City
Peoria
Eoria
Chicago Produce Prices Receipts and Markets Report
Chicago Produce markets show steady to cautious activity across eggs butter and poultry. Leghorn hens and broilers quoted with various regional prices while New York eggs and dairy receipts reflect softer tendencies and mixed quality grades across multiple lots.
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Chicago
Porscore JT Sc
Lonsherne
Idaho
Rusart Burbanks
Michigan
Green Mountains
Maine
Katandins
Wiscounts Chippewas
California
Louisiana
Florida
New York
Hicher Tfian
Ifrneen
Westfrenes
Local Hog and Cattle Markets Steady With Mixed Lambs
Hog prices hold at 13.80 for long-haul top while many hog weights range from 140 to 500 pounds with varied bids. Cattle steer and heifer classes show steady or modest shifts, lambs and ewes mixed by weight and grade across the market.
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Iowating Prices
Dby
the Associated Press
Butchers Pounds Mason Co
Waterloo
Otton
Cedar Rapids Grain and Poultry Market Prices Mixed
Grain markets show No 1 96c No 2 94c for grain and wheat while oats list No 2 at 63c. Soybeans quoted No 2 yellow at 1.70 and various feeds and straw priced. Poultry items include heavy cocks 9c to 10c, leghorns 10c, hens 26c. Hide and livestock prices posted for cured hides and horses.
Wisconsin Cheese Plymouth Market Report May 13 16
Wisconsin cheese prices for May 13 to 16 show daisies and ched prices steady with 20 cents noted for cheddar. Boston wool market quiet with domestic fleece pools buying medium grades for mill demand at 23.2 cents per pound, quarter-blood combing prices similar.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Boston
Dept. Agriculture
Oright
Bond Markets Steady Amid Mixed Declines Across Sectors
New York bond scene shows a broad dip across active issues with utilities and rail equities among the few gainers. Government securities held a narrow, steady pattern as dealers plan to counter treasury offerings, while foreign dollar loans improved modestly and corporate loans showed minor gains.
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New York
Ctapi
U. S
Stock Exchange
Treasury
Western Union
Pennsylvania
Alan and Winnets Central
Laclede Gas
Laclede Power
Union Electric Co
Missouri
Wabash
Southern Railway
International Paper
Australia
April War Outlay 131 Million Daily
Washington reports the government spent 131.6 million dollars daily on war purposes in April, up 16.7 million from March’s average, according to the War Production board.
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Washington
War Production Board
Stock Leaders Stage Retreat
New York stock market faced profit taking as a mild technical pullback emerged after a two week rally. Major names like United States Steel and Bethlehem showed mixed results while American Telephone and General Electric resisted declines amid a generally fractional loss environment.
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New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Gener Motors
Unitedot States Rubber
American Canduo Pont
Douglas Atcraft
Kennecott
General Foods
Standard Oil
Texas Corp
American Telephone
Anaconda
Sears Roebuck
General Electric
Standard Brands
Philips Morris
Filler Discovery Extends Plastics Supply Amid War
In Boston at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers meeting, a filler that could greatly extend the supply of war- curtailed plastics was announced. The disclosure came during the 35th semi annual gathering.
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Boston
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Alba tross sinks after mine strike near La Rochelle
Paris papers report the passenger ship Alba tross struck a mine while returning from Oleron island and sank off the French coast with 30 passengers and crew aboard. The notice notes the tragedy amid wartime threats along the Atlantic.
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Vichy
France
Paris
Oleron Island
la Rochelle
Grain Irregularly Lower at Chicago
Grain and soybean futures closed unevenly lower in Chicago trading on Tuesday. Wheat fell about a cent a bushel, corn declined modestly, oats rose, and rye slipped slightly with soybeans down around one to two cents. Prices varied across futures and regional markets with rye firm on the Winnipeg exchange.
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Chicago
United States
Winnipeg Exchange
WPB Establishes 13 Regional Offices Across Nation
War Production Board on Tuesday created 13 regional offices to decentralize daily war operations. James S. Knowleson announced policy and planning remain in Washington while regional staffs handle on the ground execution, with Chicago and Minneapolis among the offices.
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Washington
War Production Board
James S. Knowleson
WPB
Chicago
Minneapolis
Ration Board Relieved as Pomeroy Refuses Inner Tubes
In Seattle AP report Thomas Pomeroy declines two new inner tubes approved by the ration board. He instead keeps the tubes and submits a note saying he found another item to meet the need.
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Seattle
Thomas Pomeroy
Marion couples announce Theresa Farelow and John Howe wedding
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Farelow of 475 Eleventh Street announce the marriage of their daughter Theresa to John M. Howe son of Mr and Mrs John M. Howe who live north of Marion at Kahoka Missouri. The bride wore a wheat colored suit with brown accessories and a corsage. The Howes reside Cedar Rapids. He is a lathe operator at Universal Crusher. They have an apartment at 27 Mt Vernon Ave SE Cedar Rapids.
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Lawrence M. Farelow
Eleventh Street
Thei
Theresa
John Meredith Howe
Mir
John MM. Howe
Marion
Kahoeka
Howe
Marton High School
Cornell College
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Universal Crusher
Mt Vernon Avenue
Weddings and club elections mark community event in May plans
The article notes the weddings of John Sehenkens and Bernard Sehenkens. Mrs Stark elected president of the Musical and Literary Club, with Miss Edna Roberts hosting. Verle Breed named secretary and Lulu Toms treasurer. A program titled American Music featured multiple songs and piano solos by club members. Plans were laid for the annual club event on May 25 at Mrs De Jong’s home.
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Stark
Lloyd Stark
Musical and Literary Club
Edna Roberts
Verle Breed
Lulu Toms
Frances Hildebrand
Johnson
Seeboeck
MacDowel
A J Keyes
Foster
Miss Roberts
Friml
Edgar Guest
Katherine Burroughs
Marion
C. de Jong
Gilbert Voorhies
America
de Jong
Marriages and community notices from Kahoka and Marion
Miss Dorothy Adee and Orves E Holmes were married May 9 at the Methodist parsonage in Kahoka with Mt and Mrs Harvey Hanson of Marion as attendants. Mrs Holmes, a Marion High School graduate, will live in Marion. Mr Holmes works for Collins Radio. Mrs Fred J Lang reelected president of the Mary Lowe Dickinson circle. officers Smith Newlin Gordon named. Camp Fire program planned. Camp Fire girls invited. Garden permit issued for Robert Johnston. Deacon District Garden club to meet for a lesson on Victory Gardens. Byron Stewart and wife have returned home.
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Guts Glee Club
Marion High School
Lincoln Auditorium
Rose Wilcox
Phil Gypsies
Kalman
Three Cavaliers
Schindler
Glee Club
Vienna
Stark
Marys Lou Thomas
Helen Lagerquist
Jean Stamy
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Floyd Emmons
Marion
J. B. Emmons
RR. E. Leidigh
B. Earl Beiber
Neal Bunting
Robert Hess
Dorothy Adee
Harry Adee
Orves E. Holmes
Methodist Prrsonage
Kahoka
Harvey Hanson
Holmes
Collins Radio Company
Fred J. Lang
Mary Lowe Dickinson
King’s Daughters
Amber Travis
John C Smith
Fred C. Newlin
Edyth Gordon
Jane Garwood
Cedar Rapids
Parent-Teacher Association
Camp Fire
Deacon District Garden Club
James Begley
Fidelis Circle
Lloyd Stark
Sixth Avenue
R. B. Watters
Dorcas
O. W. Lundquist
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Starbuck held at Baptist church
Funeral services were conducted Monday at the Baptist church for Mrs Laura Starbuck by Rev Benjamin Ho Shaw and other clergy. Burial was in Oak Shade cemetery with pallbearers Raymond Eckhart Herbert Harford William Alexander Joe D Pope George Patschke and George Struck. Families from Peoria and DeWitt attended as did Mr and Mrs Jerry Lesher and others visiting The Dells.
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Laura Starbuck
The
Baptist Church
Benjamin Ho Shaw
Mia S Raymond Eckhart
Eoa. Lacerquist
Oak Shade Cemetery
Raymond Eekhart
Herbert Harford
Willian Alexander
Joe D. Pope
Georee Patschke
Creorege
Starbucks
Nat
Walier
Meant
Rank
Peoria
Want Ad Rates and Information For Classified Ads
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Deaths in Iowa: Opperman and Smouse services announced
Funeral services for Mrs. Albert Opperman 47 who died after a long illness will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Strawberry Point burial in the local cemetery She born Lydia Baumgartner on a farm near St Sebald married Albert Opperman in 1916 survivors include three children two sisters nine brothers and other relatives Also noted Mrs Daniel M Smouse 84 died Monday in Vinton funeral Wednesday at 2 30 p m Fry-Holland chapel burial Evergreen cemetery She was born in Taylor township married Mr Smouse in 1882 moved to Vinton 1910 lifelong United Brethren member and American Legion auxiliary four children survive plus a late daughter and a son in law.
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Albert Opperman
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Lawrence A. Stumme
Lydia Elizabeth Baumgartner
St. Sebald
Albert
Mabel
Evelyn
Sigmund Otdoerfer
Fred Kramer
Charles
Herman
John
William
Louie
Martin Baumgartner
George
Lamont
August
Fred
Oelwein
Vinton
Daniel M. Smousee
Vinton Hospital
Fry-Holland
Ernest Shaffer
Evergreen Cemetery
Smouse
Taylor Township
United Brethren Church
American Legion Auxiliary
Marie
Community notices from Redwood City Cedar Rapids church plans events
Redwood City residents visit relatives in Cedar Rapids as church youth plan Children's Day activities and the Christian church choir schedules a Wednesday rehearsal. Local families host a dinner for grandson Richard Crew of Chicago. The column also lists multiple Lost and Found notices with contact phone numbers.
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The
Christian Church
Cash Paid For Watches And Jewelry Advertises Many Items
Classified notices offer cash for watches diamonds guns radios cameras and more. Trade ads promote jewelry stores repairs and promotions for graduation gifts and new watches. Also listed are rummage sales car washes feather mattresses printing services and bicycle parts among miscellaneous notices.
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Katz Jewelry & Loan Co
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Palace Theater
San Francisco
Vincent's Jewelry Store
Anderson Monument CO
Johny Wolfe
Morris Fur Shop
Grands
Cail
Hamilton
Eleln
Bulova
L.A
Rummage Salf
Daniels Park
Oakland Ave
SHELL
A Ave
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands Printing
E. A. Kriz d& Son
AVON
Employment ads offer stenographers and shop help
A flood of help wanted notices lists stenographers, cashiers, waitresses, cooks, and general housework, with varying qualifications from experienced office work and insurance policy writing to beginner stenography. Several boxes reference contact methods and local businesses inviting in person applications.
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Cedar Rapids
Tone United
Gazette
Easiy
Ginkiine Core
China Xood
Wate National Livestock Supplies
Hammond Indiana
St. Bereentin
16Th Ave
Douglas Ross
Marion
DIAL
Gonewer Farm
Iowa Machine CO
Ath Ave
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Cail
Gayette
Dini
Chazette
Lee
1St Ave
Iowa Cale
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Nebraska Consolidated Mis Company
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Spokane
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Gibney
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Scottshluff, Neb
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Fred Or Lang
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Springville
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Oakdale
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