Hog market shows moderate activity and firm tone
Market notes hogs are moderately active and firm across weights. While cattle and sheep figures are unclear, the report emphasizes steady demand and price stability despite rough OCR text.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1941
Page
6
Local Cedar Rapids Banking Ad Lists Office and Contact
Furnished by Lamson Brothers and w 4 Phone 2-3141. H. R. Mowrey, manager, Cedar Rapids office, 503 Merchants National re. f. . 888 6bank puicing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamson Brothers
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Re
Market Report: Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed Across Classes
The market shows steers mostly steady to higher with good demand while heifers and cows trend lower. Sows, calves, and bulls vary by quality with buyers cautious on mid grades. sheep receipts show weakness with lighter weights selling closer to steady for top lots and lower for common offerings.
USTIN HOG MARKET REPORT SUMMARY
Barrow and gilt hog prices in Minnesota range from 140 to 500 pounds with varied bids. Prices span from about 7.00 to 9.10 per cwt depending on weight, with specific quotes noted for 150-160 lbs and 360-500 lbs brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ustin
Barrows Ane Cilts
A . Minn
Market notes on livestock receipts and price trends
Omaha reports AP Uv S&S Dept data with hogs selling at 8.50 to 9.11 and calves, cattle, and sheep showing mixed steady to higher activity. Barrows, gilts, sows, steers, cows, and lambs are priced across classes. receipts total around 4 000 with dealers scarce and stockers steady amid a cautious market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
S&s
Livestock Prices Reported From Sioux City Market
Slaughter steers and yearlings show small lots by truck with stockers and feeders nominal. Feeder prices range around 3.75 dollars, with odd lots up to 3.75. Ewes and lambs steady with small woolly lots around 6 dollars and 4 dollars for shorn. Idaho springers at about 10.85 with native springers near 10.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestock
Sioux City
S. Dept. Agria Eean
Pete Z
Ursday
Idaho
Combined hog receipts at major yards and plants dip
U S Department of Agriculture reports 27 106 hogs received in 24 hours ending Friday across interior lowa and southern plants, with prices varying by weight. Notable bids included 180 200 pounds at 9.40 dollars, 270 300 pounds at 8.70 dollars, and 100 pounds at 9.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iu. S. Dept. Agrii
Lowe
Southern
Slaughter Cattle Market Steady Prices Mixed
PRICES at St Paul Michigan market show steers and heifers steady while stockers and feeders hold near prior levels. Most cows move at around 9.50 to 10.25 with hogs and sows slightly weaker and receipts about 760 head for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Untitled Market Figures with Mixed Weights and Prices
Fragmentary OCR shows a range of weights from 40 to 550 pounds with varied prices per pound or per weight bracket. Mentions of six to eight price points and several weight classes appear, but the text is garbled and does not form a coherent market report or identifiable entities.
Hogs and cattle market notes from Peoria auction
Peoria reports mixed livestock results with hog receipts around 200 pounds and prices near 10 cents lower for heavy butchers. top hogs at 9.35. Slaughter cattle steady to down, cows off, heifers around 9 to 11. Canners and stockers vary, salable receipts 25. Native springers and ewes priced, light stock noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Dept.riculture
Saia
Mosmon
Local hog and cattle market steady with gains and firm primes
Local hogs moved higher by five cents on Friday while primes held at 9.20 with no-fill top. Prices for various hog weight ranges are listed, including 160 to 180 pounds around 8.68 and 180 to 240 pounds near 9.10. Packers in the 275 to 330 pound range show 8.56 to 8.68, with 360 to 380 pounds around 8.0. Cattle and calf values noted for steers and yearlings with ranges, plus a calf market at about 10 to 10.50. Sheep see spring lambs 70 to 90 pounds at about 1 less by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seaxea
Aseacnau
Aed
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Item Prices
A fragment list of miscellaneous Cedar Rapids grocery prices shows items such as cornmeal yellow corn, sun premium and jernpethaoten products with prices per unit. The snippet includes no clear dates or full product names and reads as a catalog-style market notice.
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Briefed in Plymouth
AP report from Plymouth Wisconsin notes cheese prices for the week ending 1824 with quoted values for brick and other cheese types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsn
Market Report Notes Widespread Wool Prices
The report records wool prices with examples including finer territory and combi wools. Prices noted include $1.00 for scoured wools at 1.98 and references to evening trade with activity through the day.
Small Gains In Tired Stocks
New York stock market trading drifted with slow gains as selective bids appeared for rails rubbers aviation and specialty shares. The closes showed a marginal lift for United Aircraft Du Pont U S Steel and General Motors while Sears Roebuck American Telephone Standard Oil of California and Kennecott lagged. Bonds were uneven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United ‘Aircraft
du Pont
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Wall Street Stocks Published by J. Adams Express Quotations
Frid ay stock roundup shows varied quotations across major and minor issues.Listings include Alaska Juneau 4 and B 25s Act Stess 194 Eber Seams 36, Lockheed 20%, Amn Pow WW l6, Amn & L iss Indian Amn 11% and other industrials such as Miller, Nash-Kelvin, and Atlantic Rig. The report captures percentages and prices for a snapshot of market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oy J
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Leckenes
Bell
Lockheed
Amn & L
Amn Roll Mills
McKe Amn Smelting Marshall
Mathiesen
Amn Teli & Tei
Oolen
Corp . i
Bhs Nash-Kelyi
Atch
T & A Pone
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across Items and Regions
The report lists varied prices for commodities and goods including cars and cobblers with several regional notes. It notes demand ranging from weak to moderate, with price quotes such as 23 to 24 cents and 1.50 to 2.00 dollars for specific washed products, across multiple locations including California and Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alifornia
Alabama Bliss
Fragmented OCR Noted Data on Seismic Packets
Incomplete OCR reads show lines referencing averages and packets with unclear context. Names, dates, places, and concrete facts are not decipherable, leaving only scattered terms like average and sea tied phrases.
Record Soybean Harvest Reaches 87 Million Bushels in 1939
In 1939 the United States harvested a record 87 million bushels of soybeans, highlighting strong crop production and agricultural output for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wheat Fares Nervously as Corn and Oats Follow
Chicago brokers report wheat futures moving nervously with small net change after a 2% cent range. Corn and oats mirrored the action, rye firmed, and soybeans weakened. July prices show mixed moves while buying cooled and selling picked up on the bulge. Receipts and shipper activity steady, with Kansas City and Minneapolis weaker and Winnipeg holding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Grain price report from Chicago Chicago AP
Wheat and corn prices listed with No 2 and No 4 grades. Oats and soybeans shown with various quality grades and price ranges. Prices reflect market quotes with different run totals and nominal feed values.
Bond Markets Show Mixed Activity In New York Trading
Treasury 2 1/2 percent bonds for 1956 58 moved at 102 22/32, gaining a small amount as U S government securities traded unevenly. Over the counter dealers described activity as extremely light with little stock exchange trading while issues from Anaconda Copper and other majors showed steadiness near Thursday’s close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
U. & Government
Rustaawens
Pdithough
Stock Exchange
Treasury
Ursday
Dow Jones Averages Snapshot and Decline Mention
The snippet notes the Dow Jones Averages with a slight drop of 0.19 points and a closing around 91.15. It briefly references industrials at 106.95 up 8.08, with overall market activity and 11,600 level figures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prado
Administrator Named in Estate of Effie Collicott
Delbert Collicott was appointed administrator of the estate of Effie Collicott. The case was reopened May 13 by Judge H. C. after deposits of 13,708.96 from American Trust and Savings Bank, formerly deemed uncollectible, were disapproved May 10, 1940. Bonds for the administrator were set at an unspecified amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Collicott
Effie Collicott
H. C
American Trust and Savings Bank
Hogan Brothers Judgment Heard by Judge King
Judge H C King presided over an account judgment involving Hogan Brothers and Mesinger and Sons named as Messinger and Sons. The case details reference Thursday proceedings and party names Joseph Roy Alva and J Messinger in a business context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan Brothers
Creo
H. C. King Joseph
Roy, Alva
J. Messinger
Messinger
Plaintiff motion filed in Ring court against Gateseaten
On plaintiff's motion Judge H C Ring on Thursday hears a suit filed by Seatster J Gateseaten. The case details appear in the court docket as of 28, 1938, with the suit entry recorded for further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Seatster J
Charging Her Husband James Miller with Cruelty
The report notes a charge of cruelty and inhuman conduct brought against James Miller by his spouse. Details on evidence, court date, and jurisdiction are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Divorce suit filed by Sybil Miller Fwareday
Sybil Miller Fwareday filed for divorce from her husband after noting their marriage on February 9 1937 in Joliet Illinois. The case names E Downing and E Glenn Seaman as construction receivers for 2750 dollars and mentions a receivership established in January 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Miller
Joliet, Til
E. Downing
E. Glenn Seaman
Foreclosure Action Involving Hayes and Cedar Rapids Gas Co
A foreclosure action totals 1326.19 against Gladys Fern Hudson Hayes and Lawrence J. Hayes. The suit covers two lots in Reeder's Third addition with Cedar Rapids Gas company named as a defendant.
Death notices for Albert Johnson retires railroad worker
Funeral services for Albert Johnson who died at his home 306 Sixth Street NE will be held in Moon chapel at 2 pm Saturday with Rev. F J Carlson officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers include George Peters George McGillen Carl Stevens Bud O’Brien Ed Loseau and Joe Wilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Johnson
Rock Island Railroad
Sixth Street
Moon Chapel
F. J. Carlson
Oak Hill Cemetery
George Peters
George McGillen
Carl Stevens
Bud O’brien
Ed Loseau
Joe Wilder
Mrs Mattie Stevens Dies After Illness In Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Mattie D Stevens 68 wife of E C Stevens died at her stepson C W Stevens 1928 First Ave E at 1 15 pm Wednesday after a three month illness. She lived ten years in Cedar Rapids then nine years in Delray Beach Florida before returning two weeks ago. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Zella Frank and Mrs Claudine Keinonen both of California. Funeral services at Brouchard funeral home Zearing Iowa 2 pm Sunday burial Colo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie D. Stevens
E. C. Stevens
C. W. Stevens
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids
Delray Beach
Fla
Zella Frank
Claudine Keinonen
California
Brouchard Funeral Home
Zearing
Colo, Ia
Mrs Elma Mitchell Matter Rites Set In Atkins
Mrs Elma Mitchell Matter 41 of Atkins died in a local hospital at 1 30 a m Friday after a long illness She was born near Fairfax and lived in Fairfax Atkins area all her life She married Earl Matter Oct 24 1926 Survived by her mother Mrs Hattie Mitchell Van Horne and two sisters Mrs Marie Schueler Alburnett and Mrs Grace Krumm Van Horne Funeral services in Beatty chapel at 2 p m Monday Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Mitchell Matter
Atkins
Fairfax
Fairfax and
Earl Matter
Hattie Mitchell
van Horne
Marie Schueler
Alburnett
Grace Krumm
Presbyterian Church
Beatty Chapel
Funeral services set for Vernon J Pavlicek Sunday at 2 p.m.
Funeral services for Vernon John Pavlicek, who died at his home on 1027 Sixteenth Avenue SE, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Janeba funeral home. The service will be conducted by Theodore B. Hlubucek with burial at Bohemian National Cemetery. A call may be made at the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon John Pavlicek
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Janeba
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Gackea
Bohemian National Cemetery
Infant Daughter of Dunlop Family Dies at Turner Chapel
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dunlop of teenth street NE died Friday afternoon at a local Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Dunlop
Teenth Street
Straw Hat Displays Winners Named in Retail Contest
Winners of the window trimming contest sponsored by the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Ba Chamber of Commerce in Section with Of toe a Days were announced. Frida Newman’s store won first in the professional division with W. J. Mudge in charge. In the non professional group O’Meara’s won first with L. Moran in charge. Armstrong’s and Jack n4 Store second, respectively. Winners will receive $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Bureau of
Ba Chamber of Commerce
Frida Newman
W. J. Mudge
O’meara
Ossian Estate Split Among 31 Cousins
A compromise in the Halvorson will case splits an estate of over 70000 among 31 cousins in Ossian. Torah Lemmen Nelson filed the suit, and the decedent's Os son’s estate is the basis for the division as reported by The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Halvorson
Lemmen Nelson
Osson
High School Seniors' Play Draws Crowd Tonight Repeat
Charles Birmingham led the play as Robert Evans with Martha Ann Young as Margaret and Virginia Jackson as Shirley. Virginia theater cast includes Bob Powell Faye Parks and others. Firemen investigated an auto fire at Lincoln school causing no damage. the show will be repeated Friday night at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Birmingham
Robert Evans
Martha Ann Young
Margaret
Virginia Jackson
Shirley
Robert Vernon
Sing
Arlene Tow
Mildred Kindig
Melvin Meggers
Ken Corneil, Jr
Lincoln Auditorium
Elmira Russell
Osborne couple plans trip to Wisconsin Dells
Mr and Mrs P A Osborne are listed in a local notice likely outlining travel or a visit to Wisconsin Dells. The fragment mentions their names and a destination associated with the state.
Engstroms Visit Cedar Rapids Patient at St Luke's
Mrs. George Engstrom of Deerfield Kil arrives Friday afternoon for a visit with her sister in law Ruth Engstrom. She will also visit sister in law Harry Emerson, who underwent an operation Thursday morning at St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Engstrom
Deerfield, Kil
Ruth Engstrom
Harry Emerson
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Glenn Miller and son visit Neosho relatives
Mrs Glenn Miller and her son travel to Neosho Missouri on Saturday to spend a week with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Miller
Neosho
Miller Recovers From Neck Injury After Farm Fall
Augustine E Miller has recovered ten days after injuring his neck when he fell while stretching fence on his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustine E. Miller
Klatter Klub Dines in Honor of Mrs. Mary Ives Anderson
Members of the Klatter Klub entertained Wednesday evening at dinner at the K. V. club in honor of Mrs. Mary Ives Anderson of Los Angeles. Covers were laid for twelve. Miss Cecil Ross of Los Angeles also attended. Among the sixteen members present were Mrs. and Ray Valentine of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klatter Klub
K. V. Cihe Fame
Mary Ives Anderson
Los Angeles
Cecil Ross
and Ray Valentine
Cedar Rapids
Priorities Bill Sent to White House by U S Senate
The senate on Friday unanimously approved and sent to the White House a bill placing the federal role in managing American industry under wartime priorities. The measure allows delay in civilian production to meet defense needs if the president sees fit. House conferees rejected an amendment creating an independent agency under Army and Navy control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Senate
Oeace
House
Eugene A Ga
OPM
Army
Navy
Gillette Opposes Repeal Of Neutrality Law
U.S. Senator Guy M. Gillette of Iowa, a member of the foreign relations committee, argues against repealing the neutrality law and questions proposed relaxing restrictions. He recalls the 1939 shift that ended wartime embargoes and says it might have been better to remove neutrality statutes entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hag Aggos
Marion Milwaukee Woman's Club Holds Record Luncheon
Eighty five members attended the May luncheon at the Marion Garden club. The Marion chapter reported a 492 membership, the largest in its history. Bridge was played at fourteen tables with high scores awarded to Mrs. W. G. Bowen and Mrs. Guy W. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Milwaukee Woman’s
Marion Garden
W. G. Bowen
Guy W. Miller
Red Cross Unit 3 Sews for Children at Clapp Home
Red Cross Unit No. 3 met at Mrs. James E. Clapp's home on Thursday. Members completed six woolen children's dresses four baby dresses five kimonos and eight bonnets. A picnic luncheon followed for Mrs. Earl L. Wiley Mrs. Neal Blok and Mrs. Oscar Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
The
James E. Clapp
Earl L. Wiley
Neal Blok
Oscar Martin
Birthday observance for six named individuals at Mrs Carey home
The sixth birthday celebration for Kruger, Elbert Waffle, Phillip De Wees, Allen James, Norman Forster, Charles Storm and Charles Kent was hosted by Mrs. Carey with help from her daughter Bonnie Carey during a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Elbert Waffle
Phillip de Wees
Allen James
Norman Forster
Charles Storm
Charles Kent
Carey
Bonnie Carey
Cedar Rapids Needlecraft Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Harvey Montgomery hosted Cedar Rapids Needlecraft Club members for a Thursday afternoon dessert luncheon at her home on 560 Third Street. Guests included Mrs Michalek Mrs George Zavoral Mrs Lee Summy Mrs Leonard Hamilton and Mrs Clifford Pancratz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Montgomery
Cedar Rapids
Thirth Street
Michalek
George Zavoral
Lee Summy
Leonard Hamilton
Clifford Pancratz
Mrs. Bickal Visits Sister in Sioux Falls Visitor
Mrs Charles Bickal of Sioux Falls arrived during the first week for a visit with her sister Mrs John T Christie over Sunday at her home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bickal
Sioux Falls
S. D
John T. Christie
Local students honor Charles Bosacker at school departure
Compliments to Charles Bosacker as he leaves Marion at school end to settle in Minneapolis. Jean Clapp hosted a Friday party at her parents home Mr and Mrs James E Clapp with refreshments for Loyce Schenken Margaret Beadle Reba Ford Bretta Gleason Joe Derflinger Edward Fail Gerald Stark and Gaylen Cay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bosacker
Marion
Minnea
Jean Clapp
James E. Clapp
Donald Fairley Ill With Bronchial Ailment
Donald Fairley, son of Mr and Mrs Fairley, is reported to be ill with a bronchial condition. The brief illness affects the family’s daily routine as he receives care at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fairley
Mr. and
A Fairley
Bron
Dress Oxfords On Sale At Local Shoe Store
Men and young men offered dress oxfords in all sizes at two ninety eight to three ninety five. Footwear specials promote affordable options for all customers at the neighborhood shoe shop.
Local families attend Estherville commencement week events
Mrs. F T Shadle and her sons Stephen and George visit from Estherville to join Mrs Shadle’s parents for commencement week exercises. Mrs. Shadle’s sister Martha Ann Young is a member of the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Shadle
Stephen
George
Estherville
Ad A dress straw hat for every
Ad A seeks to supply a straw hat for every customer as part of a promotional campaign. The effort aims to boost sales and visibility, with a focus on affordable headwear for all ages during the season.
Mrs. C J Northrop Guests En Route Home
Mrs C J Northrop of Monti cello who spent the winter in Los Angeles was an overnight guest Wednesday in the home of Mr and Mrs W S Starbuck who spent the winter in California. They have stopped en route to Rollins Hosiery at 1.00 Ny lons at 1.35 Ed Sigfred Co advertisement. J B Howell went to Des Moines Friday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Northrop
Monticello
Los Angeles
Ed Sigfred Co
J. B. Howell
Des Moines
Graduation Friday at Spii High School
The article notes graduation Friday at Spii High School with Anna Caldwell listed as a member of the class. The text mentions Mr. Caldwell and his sister Anna Caldwell as part of the graduating cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spii High School
Mr. Caldwell
Anna Caldwell
Miss Margaret Christianson Recalls Savanna Visit in Marion
Miss Margaret Christianson of Savanna Illinois arrived for a visit at Miss Kathleen Newman's home and to attend the Marion senior class play Relatives by Affection. Christianson, a 1941 Marion class member, came with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Christianson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Christianson
Savanna
Kathleen Newman
Marion
Miss Christianson
H. B. Christianson
Williams Shaving Cream and Lanoline Soap Sale
Short item notes Williams shaving cream and Lanoline soap for dry skin priced at 35 cents each at Owens Cut Rate Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Owen
Local ladies host at Hallwood cafe with guests from out of town
Mrs J T ee Miss Mary Clements and Mrs E C Fox entertained Thursday at the Hallwood cafe. Honored guest Anna Gray Gaus of New York, visiting Mrs George P bye. Covers for 17 with a lavender iris bowl. Guest Charles Bickal of Sioux Falls, M D, joined the afternoon at the Galliven home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ee
Mary Clements
E. C. Fox
Hallwood Cafe
Anna Gray
Gaus Fale
Marion Dairy Store Ice Cream Prices Ad
Ice cream quart 24c and 13c gallon pack 1.00 delivered in town. Open all day Sunday Marion Dairy Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Dairy Store
Adee Hosts Bid Em High Club Evening
Mr and Mrs Norman Adee hosted the Bid Em High card club on Wednesday. High honors went to Mrs Hugh Ut ton and H M Howe, with the Adees receiving consolation prizes. Ralph Parks and wife will entertain the club next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Adee
Bid Em
Hugh Utton
H. M. Howe
Adee
Ralph Parks
Butter Eggs Cottage Cheese Milk Cream Ice Cream Fry's Milk Bar
Advertisement lists dairy items including butter eggs cottage cheese milk cream and ice cream offered at Fry's Milk Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry's Milk Bar
Miss Mildred Carpenter Visits Marion Friends
Miss Mildred Carpenter of Chicago arrives to spend a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Carpenter north of Marion, bringing a note of family reunion and local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Carpenter
Chicago
Mrs. W. B. Carpenter
Marion
Eclipse lawnmower spotlight from Kendall's Hardware ad
An advertisement touts the Eclipse lawnmower as America's finest for performance convenience and economy. Kendall's Hardware promotes the product to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse
America
Kendall’s
Reading Circle Holds May Luncheon at Marion Golf Club
Members gathered at Marion Golf Club for the annual May luncheon marking the season’s close. Mrs. Ida G. Hall received a gift in observance of her circle, with Mrs. C. C. Carpenter as president and Mrs. L. R. Blinks as secretary, alongside notes of Mrs. Rachel Ives’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
Marion Golf Club
Ida G. Hall
C. C. Carpenter
L. R. Blinks
Rachel Ives
Syls Grocery Ad Prices Include Meats And Oranges
Spring fries and pork items listed with per pound prices 25c for spring fries 19c for pork chops roast 15c for pork steak and sausage Oranges offered at 2 dozen for 27c Markets like Syls Grocery advertise mixed sale prices with daily specials in a compact period ad format
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syls
New Mothproof Aristo Crat Wardrobe Offer
Delivers a mothproof Aristo crat wardrobe to homes for $2.98. Protects furs and woolens all summer. Phone 66 Murray's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray’s
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E. Cohn & Sons, Inc
9Th Ave
3D St
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King
Ag Ee
Aiacboe
Peoria Livestock
Ryre
Cornsh
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Davenport
Wool Market
Feder & Sons Ave
Twelfth St
Wall St
DOW Jones
Aversees
Court House News
Elma M. Matter
Vv. J. Pavlicek
Dunlop Infant
Lincoln School
L. M. Creglon
Mrs
P. A. Osborne Rewaukee
Dells of Wiscon
Huntington Park
Roosevelt
Gillette
SAZ
Mon
Storm's
STORM
Vanity Fair
L. E. Storm
Marion, IA
SALE
Culbert’s Market
Sunkist Oranges
Creamery
Canada Dry Gingerale
Pike
Pies
Tec
Sweal
Capm Cmed
Pillsbury’s Best
Rinso
Little Boy Blue
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