Hogs Steady as Livestock Markets Report Week’s Gains
AP livestock roundup shows hogs selling steady with modest weekly gains for cattle and sheep. Reports from Chicago Omaha Sioux City Des Moines and other yards note varied shifts with steers and cows mostly steady to higher and lambs up slightly amid active trading and mixed receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago 'Ap
Chicago
US Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Azis
Helfer Ealves
OMAHA _ LIVESTOCK
Omaha
S. Dept Agriculture
Towa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculturer
Minnesota
Cood and Choice
FRODUCE FUTURES Turnished by Lannen Brothers & Co
Fragmented OCR text shows storage standards with dates and figures, referencing Lannen Brothers & Co and monthly figures for eggs and refrigerators. The fragment lacks coherent events or clear names beyond the firms and generic date markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannen Brothers & Co
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs held steady Saturday with Friday quotes unchanged. Prices shown for various hog weights from 140 pounds to over 300 pounds, plus packers ranges. Cattle and calf markets also listed with price bands for steers, yearlings, heifers, and bulls. Lamb quotes noted for the shearing market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market listings from Cedar Rapids show prices for grain, hay, butterfat, poultry, and wholesale fruits and vegetables. Items include wheat No. 15c No. 2 at 73 cents, oats, rye, soybeans, baled hay and straw, butterfat at 29 cents, and various poultry and hide prices. Also listed are lemons, oranges, celery, lettuce, onions, cabbage, tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, apples, grapes, cranberries, and apples per bushel or box with unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Hennerics
Idaho
Wisconsin cheese quotes and Boston wool market report
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of November 6 to 11 show Dairy and Cheese Exchange figures for Daisies horns and cheddars with mixed prices. The Boston wool market notes light demand, steady to slightly lower prices for medium fleeces and fine original wools, with Texas 12 month prices down and delaine and half blood ranges in the 39 to 49 cent grease quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Call Board
Boston
S. Dept. Agriculture
Texas
Market Report Shows Mixed Produce Prices in Chicago
Chicago market notes firm creamery butter with receipts near 397 894 and eggs at 1 840 steady with refrigeration and standard levels. Potatoes show arrivals at 94 on track while U S shipments total 455 with varied contracts and prices across Idaho Oregon Nebraska Wyoming Michigan and Minnesota readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Wyoming
Bliss
U. S
Michigan
Minnesota
Bellandale
Cobblers
Bond Markets Show Mixed Moves Across Foreign and U S Bonds
In New York, foreign dollar list activity cooled with uneven gains and declines. French 7 as of 1941 rose slightly, Norway 6s advanced, U S government issues mixed with some maturities down and others up. Corporate bonds posted fractional gains amid a quiet session with several notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
EW York
IAP
Norway
WU. S
Aircrafts Soar Then Sell Off In Big New York Trade
Aviation stocks jumped to peak records on Saturday with about 1.3 million shares traded as gains and declines balanced. Listed losers included Douglas Aircraft and General Electric while leaders on the advancing side featured Curtiss Wright and Aviation Corp among others amid a curb trade of about 325,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Douglas Aircraft
Martin
Sperry
Goodyear
Steel
Chrysler
Bethlehem
Westinghouse
General Electric
Curtiss Wright
Continental Motors
Aviation Corp
American Can
Johns Manville
New York Shipbuilding
Fairchild Aviation
Montgomery Ward
Newmont Mining
Niles-Bement Pond
Todd Shipyards
Republic Aviation
Wall Street Stocks and Market Quotations Highlights
A dense listing from Adams Express to Zenith Radio covers prices and changes across banks, steel, chemicals, autos, railroads, and utilities. Major names include Armoury Co, General Motors, Bethlehem Steel, Union Carbide, and Westinghouse, with figures for marts in Chicago and nationwide markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. J. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Alleghany Corp
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kennecott Cop
Allied Stores
Kroger G & B
Chalmers
Lehigh Val
Amal Teather Ain Lic & Myers
al Me Loews Inc
Amn
Hide & L Lott Inc
Dita Amn Intl Corp
McLelland
Marshall
Rat Fes Og
Martin
G Lo
Mathiesen Ark
Maytag
Am'n Roll Mills
Miami
Amn Steel
Amn Tel & ‘Tel
Mo Pac RR
Amn Wat
Mont Ward
Amn Woolen
Motor Wheellio
Murray Corp
Nash-Kely
the Ark
Bellas
Armoury Co
Diccult
Artloom Corp
Wash
Atchison Tox
Dalry P
Atlantic
Aviation Corp Air
Briges Mia
Paramount
Bucyrus Erie
Park Utah
Penick
Ford
Budd Wheel
Burroughs
Cal & Hecla Bat Peoples Gas
Calumet Zinc
Phillips Pet
Camp Wyant
Guinda Dry
Plymouth
Proctor Gamble Bai Gatatiliar
Cerro de Pasco
Pure Guo” A
Gertain-tech
Ohio
Chao Rug P . Tae Wand
Chrysler Motors
Repri Wets ' Ag
Golz Palmolive
Schenkce
Colo
Colum Gag
Roebuck
Shetty
Zdison
Silver King
Gonti
Simmons Co
Conth Bak
Contl Motors Pag
SOU Pac
Crown Driver
SOU Railway
Crucible Steeagi
Shorts Corps
Tex Corp
Elec Pow & L Sn
Tex Gall S
Elec Bond & S
Thompson Str
Erie RR
Timken Det
Fish Rubber
Timken Tex
Port
England
Trans Amer
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Gen Baking
Unt Aircraft
Unt Air LL
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Uni Gas Co
Gillette SR
Gimbel Bros
U S
Goodrich
S Realty
Goodscar Tire
U S Steel
Graham Palace
Wes Sug
Ward Bak Bolly Greyhound
Wee Siapessals Hall
Marsii
Hayes Dedy Mocertion
Hecker Prods
Wes'house
Hiram Walker
Weshouse el
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
White
Hudson Mars Qi
Willys Ovid
Hupp Mitra
Wilcox
Tis Central
Wilson and Co Gt
Indus Rayon
Woolworth
Inspiration
Yellow Truck
Harv
Asbestos Mfc
Elec Hshold
Hefleman
Jarvis Wbity East Blessing
Mar Field
Bliss Laughlin
Midwest Corp A
Butler Dros
Quaker O Com
Cherry Bur
Quaker O Pr
Chicaro Corp
Lia
Swift and Co
Edison
Swift
Waltreen
Davenport
Hastings
Och
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Dubuque
Keokuk
St. Louis
Cairo Sac
Mempphis Frescoss
Wheat tops since September as gains trim in late trade
Wheat climbed to the best levels since mid September on the Chicago board, but profit taking in the final hour reduced gains. December wheat at 87 12-87 1/2 cents. Corn and oats dipped. soybeans eased after Friday’s sharp rise amid heavier offerings and modest arrivals. Winnipeg Minneapolis showed small gains as demand stayed quiet. Local receipts: about 10 cars of wheat, 205 of corn, 78 of soybeans.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Grain and wheat market quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis
Market digest lists cash wheat corn oats and barley bids from Chicago and Minneapolis exchanges. Rates include No. 1 yellow hard No. 3 white oats and various malting and seed values with reed top alfalfa and timothy notes. prices shown for futures and cash markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Cass Grain
Lee Hisher
Montana
Injunctions Sought Against Handbook Service Cancellations
Counsel for national distributors of horse race betting information plan to seek state and federal injunctions to halt cancellations of telephone and telegraph connections with the books. Three major services will withdraw from Nation-Wide News Service next week under a federal threat of prosecution for alleged lottery law violations. Weymouth Kirkland said actions in state and federal courts Monday will seek to stop contract terminations and block prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
M. L. Annenberg
News Service, Inc
Weymouth Kirkland
Sweden Considers Protesting to Russia Over Pravda Attack
Sweden weighing a strong protest to Soviet Russia over Pravda accusations. Prime Minister O W Wunther in Moscow may press Premier Molotov on the issue and warn that the Pravda attack heightens Baltic tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
INS
Europe
Sweden
Soviet
Russia
Communist Party
Pravda
O. W. Wunther
Moscow
V. M. Molotoff
French Shoot Nazi Parachutists as Spies Near Nancy
Paris reports several German parachutists who landed near Nancy last month were executed as spies. The incident underscores wartime paranoia as Allied and French forces tighten security against infiltrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
Nancy
Plans for a new Isthmian Canal continue in New York
Plans for a second waterway across Central America were continued this week despite reduced Panama Canal traffic caused by the ongoing European war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Central America
Marion News Notes of Community Life and Visits
Marion community items report a surprise twentieth wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Barry Waline at 410 Sixth Street with cards and a china set. Residents attend meetings, visits, and family gatherings across Cedar Rapids, Independence, Des Moines, Perry, Rock Island, Mason City, and Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Waline
Sixth Street
Walines
Charles Huth
Elmer Waline
John Waline
Dorothy
Helen
Rodger
Cedar Rapids
Clementine Schminke
Earl Aubrey
Rock Island
Mrs. Aubrey
Court Grants Divorce in Common Law Marriage Case
Judge J E Heiserman approves Winifred Gorsch Oberthien's divorce from Albert Oberthien on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. Man and wife dispute over a claimed common law marriage since May 1936. Court awards Mrs Gorsch Oberthien household equipment and twenty dollars monthly alimony. Either party may marry again after the one year ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Gorsch- Oberthien
Albert Oberthien
J. E. Heiserman
Oberthien
Winifred Gorsch
Bauer Denies Guilty Plea in Hog Theft Case
John Bauer a 41 near Waterloo described as the key man in an eastern Iowa hog theft ring pled not guilty before Judge C J Haas on a charge tied to the disappearance of 10 Poland China hogs from Otto Fisher farm Linn township on Oct 24. Bond set at 1000 with two additional larceny charges at 2500 each. Bauer remained jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauer
Waterloo
Linn County
Iowa
C. J. Haas
Poland
Otto Fisher
Linn Township
Bauer
Oelwein
Lenahan Held by Linn County Officials on Bad Check Warrant
Clem Lenahan, 43, of Cedar Rapids, detained by Linn County officials after a tip from Deputy Sheriff Harlan Snyder at 9 05 am Saturday. He was released to Benton County officials at 10 30 am. Lenahan was wanted in Vinton on a bad check case. A divorce suit by Dorothy Lou Mann against Erwin William Mann filed Sept 22 was dismissed by the plaintiff before Judge C J Haas Saturday. The marriage occurred Nov 2 1935. William Oakley of McGregor, defendant in a $142 account case of Robert F Milsta and W C Boland, moved to transfer the case to Clayton County for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Lenahan
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Harlan Snyder
Benton County
Lenahan
Vinton
Dorothy Lou Mann
Erwin William Mann
C. J. Haas
William Oakley
McGregor
Robert F. Milsta
W. C. Boland
Clayton County
RedS Silent On Flint Moscow
Soviet authorities declined to discuss Norway's release of the American steamer City of Pint, saying it is not their affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Norway
Marion church schedules feature communion on Sunday
The article lists morning worship times and sermon subjects for many churches in Marion. Notable items include Baptist services with communion, Catholic mass at 8 and 10 am, and various denominations detailing Bible school times, evening services, and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
Hell
Methodist Episcopal
Arthur W. Henke
Epworth League
Marion Christian Endeavor Union
Presbyterian
C. V. R de Jong
Christian Endeavor
Marion C. E. Union
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Walther League
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Alburnett Methodist
Mr. Clyde
Yugoslavia Cracks Down on Croatian Desertion Uprising
Yugoslav gendarmes ordered to move on deserters from a Croatian infantry regiment entrenched behind machine guns near Karlovac. The mutiny, blamed on agitators, involved 4500 men who seized Karlovac, shot civilians, and forced regiments from Zagreb to quell the revolt. Some mutineers fled into woods or were sent to Serbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
Karlovac
Zagreb
Croatia
France
Serbia
Taken Into Custody As Federal Parole Violator Ends
W Thomason, 29, of West Franklin Ill, was arrested by United States Deputy Marshal Joseph Petrus after a habeas hearing in Anamosa. He was jailed at Linn county jail and is to be sent to Fort Leavenworth to serve the remaining balance of a five year term from Peoria 1937 for interstate theft. The time ends in 1942 if served in full. A hold was placed with Anamosa reformatory prior to his release on a concealed weapons sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Anamosa
W Thomason
West Frankfort
Ill
United States
Joseph Petrus
Cedar Rapids
Thomason
Linn County
Petrus
Fort Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Peoria
Foss Davis
Anamosa Reformatory
Real Estate Transfers Across Linn County in 1939
A series of property transfers filed in 1939 includes Frank Miller to Jaroslav and Lillian Miller. Nehls Investment Co. to Flora Manville. Rubias to Dvorak and Kacerovsky. Agnes Samoville to George Barner. Frank L. Buser to L. C. Low. Arthur Chehak to Milton Tefer. D. W. Bates to Joseph Vondracek. Wallis Burnside to Linn County for road use. Home Lumber Co. to Joseph and Katherine Bollard. E. B. Warner to Bollards. and additional conveyances with covenants and liens noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H OL. Nehls
Frank L. Buser
L. C. Low
Arthur R. Chehak
Milton Tefer
Hull
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank
C.R
Iowa
Joseph Vondracek
Carp
Wallis M. Burnside
Linn County
C. L. Klaus
Linn Co
Home Lumber Co., Inc
Joseph A
Katherine Bollard
Hus
Q.c.d
E. B. Warner
W. d
Ely
North View Add
C. R
Real estate deeds and liens listed from Cedar Rapids area
Summary of transfers and covenants including Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Lot 229 Greenlawn transactions to Loyd A. Smith and others. Records show joint tenancy and life rights allocations, quitclaim deeds, and cash and value considerations dated 1939. Includes names Richard E. Gage John E Hardwick and Perpetual Savings and Loan Assn. with property lots 18 and 19 in E Kenwood Park Add.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Loyd A. Smith
Cem
Sec
Greenlawn
Jerry Tellin
Harry I
Clara K. Rollings
Hus
Richard E. Gage
John T
Emma Anderson
Alfred
Ares Guge
John E. Hardwick
Wi Te Perp. Savings and Loan Assn
E. Ken
Wood Park Add
Cities Oppose Tax On Their Securities
Chicago AP report notes the American Municipal Association condemns a federal plan to tax income from municipal securities as a serious threat to city fiscal solvency and local self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Municipal Association
Lost and Found ads from The Gazette day notices
Various missing items and notices from The Gazette include lost items such as a yellow Wittheaur wrist watch without a band a female Beagle pup a diamond set wedding ring and a man s cold wrist watch. Rewards offered by owners and several business advertisements mix with listings for loans jewelry and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady's Oxford
Ave
St. E
Seattle
BOE
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Austin
Austin Minn
Red River
Avid
Adianapolis
Cincinnati
Lamson Brothers and Company
R. Mowrey
Merchant National Bank
Marek
Gentine Spring
U. Ss
U.S
Treasury
Wall St
DOW Jones
Sonds
Owen High
Ind
Winniteg
Marion News
South Marion
Byron Ambdenstock
West Eighth Avenue
Karl Kendall
James Curtin
W. G. Buck
Perry
Joe Ebben
Marshalltown
Frank Newcomb
Charles Burch
Third Avenue
Elda M. Kemp
Fort Dodge
Walter Hall
Richard
Don Borchers
Independence
Amos Simmons
Center Point
L. M. McDonald
Albert Bragg
J. J Sutton
Stephen
Emil Fevery
Sixth Avenue
George Barnoske
Preston
C. J. Newlin
Fred Rasmussen
Detroit
Mrs
F. S. Rasmussen
Betty Beranek
Evelyn Fillmore
Marion
Hutchinson's
Owen's
B. B. Joslin
Mr. Joslin
Glenn E. Kinser
Jack Berauns
Bernadine Ann
Verto Reichert
Muriel
Mary Kerns
Ella M. Reel
Stanley Thomas
Vancouver
Court House News
Marion Churches
Flapper
By Sylvia
Gonta
Frank Miller
Jaroslav
Lillian Miller
Sly
Gazette
The
Gazette Office
Oren Janeba
Rome
6Th Ave
J St
Brady Mortuary
KATZ
Jewelry & Loans
1St St Sel
Post Office
Fred
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
Fodzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Second Street
Dr. Smith
Star Jewelry CO
2Nd St. BE
Kenwood
John Baldridge
P. Q
City Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Ee Ee
L. A
2Nd &I. SE
4Th Ave
Ll. K. Schaefper
Kresge
Hisn
Allied van Lines, Inc
Bachins Be
Rappecin
C.S.P
Bartunek's Pharmacy
1St St
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Tees
National Cleaners
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave. SE
Bishon's
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
3Rd St. NE
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