Wheat and corn futures mixed in Chicago market report
The Chicago grain quote sheet shows WHEAT, CORN, OATS, LARD, and SOYBEANS prices with mixed moves. Dec WHEAT at 2.93, May 2.80, July 2.46, Sept 2.40. CORN Dec 2.26, May 2.20, July 2.10. SOYBEANS Nov 3.81, Mar 3.48, May 3.46. with additional quotes for LARD and OATS reflecting slight shifts.
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Chicago
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Tee RZ
Arley
Livestock Prices Stabilize Amid Mixed Hogs Cattle Moves
Chicago market reports show hogs steady to slightly higher, cattle fluctuating with modest declines. USDA data indicate total receipts near 453,000, with hogs at steady to 25 cents higher, sows up to 25 cents, and notable activity in good to choice butcher grades. Lamb prices ease as buyers temper demand, with some high quality ewes around 16.28.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Hog and Market Price Listings
Price report from Cedar Rapids markets shows hogs bid at varied weights with steers and cattle values noted. Listings include packer prices for cattle and hogs, prices for hides, fruits and vegetables, and multiple consumer goods and stock listings from regional firms and national brands.
Mixed Stock Market Slows As Leaders Dip
New York AP reports a slow trading day with rising tensions persisting for some stocks while market leaders slipped and a few issues dragged to among the slowest in two months.
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New York
Iowa Hog Receipts and Market Notes
Combined hog receipts at 19 concentration yards and 11 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 48 hours ended Monday 41,109. Week-ago receipts were 49,000. Prices show a 4 to 35 cent day decline with moderate activity noted. Barrows and gilts ranges and weights listed with specific price points include various weight classes from 180 to 270 pounds and several dollars per cwt.
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Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Alabi receipte 21.000 slaughter steers and feeders make up 70 percent of receipts. Trade steady to higher in spots with bulls mostly steady and vealers steady. Prices seen: choice steers 27.00 to 30.00. medium and good fed calves 21.00 to 23.50. common feeders around 13.00 to 15.00. stockers steady. some loads and heifers quoted near 28.00.
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Kansas City
NSDA
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Untitled Fragment About Tries and Names
fragmentary OCR reads a note on a trie and a chien with scattered terms and quotes. it mentions ser ewwanne and ees and ends with unclear punctuation. details and context are missing.
Grain Quotations Generally Lower Across Market
Chicago AP reports grains opened lower and mostly declined during Monday trading. Wheat finished about 4 to 7 percent lower with December at roughly 2.88, corn around mixed to down, oats down about 1 percent, and December near 1.11. Cash provisions show No. 3 red wheat around 2.94, No. 2 red at 2.20s, and hog prices in Iowa listed in the accompanying market notes.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Market Report Struggles and Mixed Quotes
Omaha livestock receipts show steady to weaker demand with steer and heifer bids easing. Cattle complex reports slow feeder and stocker activity with prices for yearlings and western cows down, while slaughter lambs and ewes see uneven demand and modest gains for top grades.
Chicago Produce Prices From Receipts and Carload Quotes
Chicago produce prices from a receipt car listing 23 trucks with black chickens hens at 24 cents, fryers 32 to 34 cents, turkeys and ducklings with varied rates, and carload grades for eggs and butter showing prices mostly steady or up slightly. Trade notes include ranges for eggs, dairy, and meats, with several item names and unit prices scattered throughout.
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Chicago
White Rock Springs
Apes Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Uc Soath
New York Eggs and Cheese Receipts Mixed in Steady Market
AFP reports two day receipts show eggs at steady spot quotations across sizes and colors with extras around 53 to 62 cents per dozen for large counts. Cheese receipts total 943,038 pounds with firm wholesale demand for American cheddar and related styles, prices from 41 to 70 cents per pound depending on grade and form.
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New York
AFP
Domentic
Marion News Family Visitors and Hospital Update
W T Emerson of Seattle former Milwaukee railroad engineer guest of William Reep last week. Frank Ozburn and wife home from Redfield South Carolina visiting his sister Jennie Steele. Robert J Hogan of Lemon Grove California arrived in Marion Monday due to his mother Lottie Hogan's stroke and hospitalization at St Luke's. Mrs Ernest Potter returned to Marshalltown after visiting her mother C W Biggs. DeLoss Marken and Bertha Roberts of Des Moines weekend guests of J L Roberts.
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W. T. Emerson
Seattle
Milwaukee Railroad
William Reep
Frank Ozburn
Redfield, S. C
Jennie Steele
Robert J. Hogan
Lemon Grove
Calif
Marion
Lottie Hogan
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ernest Potter
Marshalltown
C. W. Biggs
DeLoss Marken
Bertha Roberts
Des Moines
J. L. Roberts
Young People Host Marion Interdenominational Youth Supper
Young people from the Christian church will host the Marion Interdenominational Youth group at a supper tonight in a community gathering.
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The
Christian Church
Marion
Harris couple travels to California to visit daughters
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Harris left for California Monday to visit their daughters Mrs LeRoy Smith of Arcadia and Mrs George Moore of Van Nuys. Mr and Mrs John Crawford will occupy the Harris home during their absence.
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Rudolph Harris
California
LeRoy Smith
Arcadia
George Moore
van Nuys
John Crawford
Harris
Riverside family visits mark Sunday gatherings
Mr and Mrs Verne Droll of Riverside and their daughters visited their uncle and aunt L C Wienekes on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arnold Carlberg of 985 Thirteenth Street hosted relatives Sunday to celebrate the birthday of Mrs Carlberg's aunt Miss Lulu B Secrist.
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Verne Droll
Riverside
L. C. Wienekes
Arnold Carlberg
Thirteenth Street
Mrs. Carlberg
Lulu B. Secrist
Palm Beach man visits former Marion resident over weekend
Harry Niccodemus of Palm Beach Florida spent the weekend with John Cone. Niccodemus is a former Marion resident and a note on his whereabouts follows.
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Harry Niccodemus
Palm Beach, Fla
John Cone
Niccodemus
Marion
Lost and found notices fill town classifieds
Items scattered across the page include lost English pointer near highway 30, a Bulova 17 jewel wristwatch, a tan leather billfold with valuables, a linked gold chain bracelet with zircon center, a Guns rifle description, and a box of tools on block 3rd avenue SE. Also ads for laundry, jewelry, sewing services, and local services fill the same column.
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Brown
Hite
Highway
Cape Ano
Bulova
Marion
Arion
3Rd Avenue
Former Milwaukee railroad conductor on Illinois division
A former passenger conductor on the Milwaukee railroad's Illinois division is noted in the archived item. The brief reports his prior role and association with the division, indicating an ongoing or completed employment history.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Illinois
Mrs George Newlin Attends Funeral In Sibley
Mrs George Newlin returned Sunday from Sibley where she attended the funeral of her grandmother Amelia Lutterman.
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George Newlin
Sibley
Amelia Lutterman
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harden welcome Echo Gay daughter
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harden of Manchester New Hampshire announce the birth of their daughter Echo Gay born October 31. Harden is the son of Mrs Hazel Harden of Marion.
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Kenneth Harden
Manchester
N. H
Echo Gay
Harden
Hazel Harden
Marion
Dinner guests at Ralph Michel home included Hayes and Corwin guests
Dinner guests Sunday at the Ralph Michel home were Mr and Mrs J R Hayes of Perry Mrs J A Corwin and Jimmie of Anamosa and Mr Mae Corwin a student at the University of Iowa.
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Ralph Michel
J. R. Hayes
Perry
J. A. Corwin
Jimmie
Anamosa
Mae Corwin
University of Iowa
Miss Frances Hildebrand Home From West Branch Visit
Miss Frances Hildebrand returns home after spending a week at West Branch with relatives.
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Frances Hildebrand
West Branch
Mr. and Mrs. Manson Weekend Guests in Des Moines
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Manson of Des Moines were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Manson. Ivan Smith is ill at his home, 1325 Eighth Avenue.
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Raymond Manson
Des Moines
Mrs
Edward Manson
Ivan Smith
Eighth Avenue
Millburns return to farm near Center Point after Prescott trip
Mr and Mrs Lew Millburn returned from a two month stay in Prescott Arizona and leased a farm near Center Point.
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Lew Millburn
Prescott, Ariz
Center Point
Mrs. J. C. Barnhart Visits Sister in West Branch
Mrs. J. C. Barnhart of West Branch is visiting her sister, Mrs. Sherman A. Fontaine.
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Mrs
J. C. Barnhart of
West Branch
Sherman A. Fontaine
Prairie Chapel youth group hosts event at Miss Jean Michel home
Twenty members of the Prairie Chapel Youth Fellowship were entertained in the home of Miss Jean Michel Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Bell recently married were presented a nd Bell is the former Jean.
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Prairie Chapel Youth Fellowship Group
Jean Michel
Robert Bell
Bell
Jean
High grade salesman wanted for LaSalle Extension University
A call to become permanent representative for LaSalle Extension University in Cedar Rapids and nearby territory offers a $5,000 annual income, liberal commissions, and bonuses. Training provided. car required. no collecting. Apply Mr C Michel at 417 So Dearborn St Chicago or Mr Waterman at Hotel Montrose Parlor F Mezzanine 9 am to 9 pm.
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LaSalle Extension University
Cedar Rapids
Liberal Commission
C. Michel
Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
Waterman
Montrose
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