Livestock Receipts Again Fall as Prices Hold Steady
USDA figures show Tuesday livestock receipts of about 12 000 hogs 7 000 cattle and 4 000 sheep. Chicago market opened week with lighter volumes and prices steady to 50 cents higher. cattle receipts around 10 000 with calves 1 500 and heifers 1 500, beef cows weak, vealers down, stock cattle firm. Sheep receipts 3 500 with slaughter lambs active locally and native lambs selling around 23 dollars, fall-shorn pelts bringing 18 to 25 dollars.
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Chicago
Market Summary Sioux City Cattle and Hogs
Sloppy OCR shows cattle steady to firm with beef cows steady, canners and cutters firm, stockers and feeders slow. Steers and heifers trade mixed with good and choice fed steers around 20 to 25 dollars. load lots of good heifers around 18 to 21 dollars. cows 11 to 13.50. Hog table receipts 7.3k. sows up about 50 cents to 22 dollars. hogs 180 pounds up to 23.25. Sheep receipts 6.5k, market not yet established.
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Sioux City
USDA
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts Steady to Higher Across Markets
Omaha market notes show hog receipts around 6,000 with barrows and gilts up to 49 cents higher and sows up to 2 cents. Cattle receipts near 15,500 with feeders steady to higher and slaughter cows improving. good to choice fed steers around 27.50 and 20.90 for select feed steers. Sheep demand weak with lamb bids 1.00 or more lower, fat lambs up to 2.25, feeders steady or higher on some loads. Idaho buyers and mixed lots feature in feeder trades.
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Omaha
UBDA
Aume
Idahos
Kansas City cattle market report signals stable with strong cows
Salable receipts 16 000 with 3 500 calves. grain fed steers and heifers largely steady. Beef steer prices about 17.00 to 26.50 with top loads 25 00 to 26 50. Medium and good cows steady to strong as lower grades hold. stockers and feeders steady with good and choice stocker and light feeder steers 15 75 to 18 25.
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Kansas City
Combined receipts at 19 concentration yards and 1 packing plants
Combined receipts for 48 hours ended 8 am Monday across 19 concentration yards and 1 packing plant in the Twin Cities and southern Minnesota totaled 48 000 head, up from 43 500 a week earlier and 39 800 a year ago. Demand steady to higher with loading noticeably heavier for lighter weights. Prices show thin variation with ranges for 160 to 550 lb categories and sows described as good to excellent.
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Des Moinesins
Towa
Minnesota
Neo Barro
Cedar Rapids Hog and Cattle Prices See Broad Movements
Market reports show Cedar Rapids hog prices rising with prime butchers at 22.25 and packers at 20.25. Hog weights span 160 to over 360 pounds with various price levels for different cuts. Cattle values list steers and yearlings with multiple weight bands and cow prices, alongside hides and other market lines. Also notes on grain, dairy, and a New York bond review with AT&T debentures and 3s moving in the market.
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Cedar Rapids
New York
Daelings Monda
UC. & Sovernmentsa
Stocks Edge Higher as Industrials Lead Market
New York trading saw a selective upswing with industrials and utilities leading. Power stocks moved early with large blocks. steels rubbers and blue chips gained later while grains moved fractions and most tops pared back. Volume reached about 1.7 million shares.
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NEW York
Chicago Produce Receipts and Prices Mixed Across Goods
Chicago markets report receipts including hens, fryers, ducks, turkeys, pigeons and eggs with varied prices from 22 to 56 cents. Potatoes and onions arrive in large shipments with Idaho and Minnesota/North Dakota stock listing washed grades and prices, noting overall market activity and quality signals.
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Chicago
Leshorn
Cié Suiien
Sccurties
Idahos
U_ S
Dakota Bliss S
Triumph
Minnesota
North Dakota
Rec River Valley
Biss
S&s. Ne
Merciais
Cobbiers
New York AP Receipt Details for Cheeses and Extras
Fragmentary AP style note lists receipts for cheeses and related items with various percentages and weights. Mentions include American cheese types, cheddar, fresh milk content, creamery products, and pricing hints. Unclear specifics from the damaged text point to inventory rates and standards for dairy goods.
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New York
Wheat Gains On Export Purchases Push Futures Up
Chicago AP reports that export purchases by the Commodity Credit Corporation sparked buying in cash wheat and bread cereal futures. Wheat futures rose about 1 2 percent with gains up to over two cents, while corn and oats remained steady to higher. January wheat around $2.09, corn near $1.34 to $1.35, oats up about two to four cents.
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Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Grain and feed price brief from Chicago market
Commodity quotes show No 2 yellow and other corn grades at 1.44 to 1.47 per bushel with sample grades listed. Wheat prices include No 2 yellow around 1.18 to 1.34, oats for No 1 heavy and mixed varieties near 0.86 to 0.95. Soybeans No 1 end 2 yellow at 3.25, barley feeding around 1.33 to 1.70, and field seed values for red clover and timothy in a brief market snapshot.
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Chicago
Five Conditions Tied by U S to Disarmament Aid
In Washington the United States weighs a five point program before backing Molotov on world disarmament. Key asks include UN commitment, postwar peace treaties with Axis powers, atomic energy control, capable armed forces under the Security Council, and thorough UN inspections. A sixth possible condition calls for open books on armament production in nations under direct government supervision.
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Washington
INS
United States
Molotov
Security Council
U.N
Congress
Russia
Russian Delegation To the Military Staff Committee
Europe
Far East
Hogan Smith Take 2 1 Victory Over Britons in Pinehurst Match
Ben Hogan and Horton Smith outgunned Dai Rees and Charley Ward 2 to 1 in an international exhibition at Pinehurst North Carolina. Hogan credited with eight birdies on the 6879 yard Pinehurst course setting the pace for the American win. Rees made four birdies as his partner Wisantes? failed to mount a comeback.
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Pinehurst
N. C
INS
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Horton Smith
Dai Rees
Charley Ward
Hogan
Rees
Geek Wis Antes
Marion seniors host hayrack party and barn dance
Marion high school seniors held a hayrack party and a dance at the Melvin McBride barn northwest of Marion Saturday night. Square dancing was led by W. H. Osborn, Ray Barnes, and hosts. Norma Fay and others performed a floor show. Frances Ford and Richard Trimble won best hard times costumes. tractors were loaned by Lawrence Etzel and Harvey Trimble. sponsors Marie Frankenfield, Alice Wallace and Charlotte Cress attended.
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Marion High School
Melvin McBride
Marion
W. H. Osborn
Ray Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Norma Fay
Joyce Emmons
Jean Mullaby
Diane Riddick
Frances Ford
Richard Trimble
Lawrence Etzel
Harvey Trimble
Marie Frankenfield
Alice Wallace
Charlotte Cress
Lost and Found and Local Ads Parade in Cedar Rapids
A jumble of personal notices includes many lost items from wallets to keys and a dog, with rewards offered. Retail and service ads follow, highlighting jewelry stores, beauty shops, a rumage sale, and local businesses offering repairs, printing, and entertainment.
Dancel and Towns Present Enchanting Night of Jazz
A lively advertisement-style note promotes ART KASSEL and his group Kassels in the Air with Gilla and Jimmy Pogtherssene delivering alluring melodies. Daisy Mae and Li Abnera prize the most popular girl in Despatch, with no admission increase. Also listed are numerous home services and trades from furnace repair to hauling and painting, with contact numbers.
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Ana
Art Kassel
Physician Dr J Frank Armstrong Found Shot In Chicago Office
The 69 year old Negro physician Dr J Frank Armstrong was found shot to death in his Chicago office on Saturday. He graduated from Marion High School in 1895 and attended Cornell College at Mt Vernon. Armstrong served as Booker T Washington's secretary for several years.
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J Frank Armstrong
Chicago
Marion High School
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Booker T. Washington
Mrs Bernard Timmer Dies in Browns Iowa
Mrs Bernard Timmer mother of Mrs Edward Mullaley of Marion died Sunday at Browns Iowa. Funeral services will be held at Browns at a.m. Wednesday.
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Bernard Timmer
Edward Mullaley
Marion
Browns
Burial for Marion native Mrs Schoonover at Oak Shade
The funeral for Mrs. George H. Schoonover 89 a former Marion resident who died October 24 at Fontana California will be held at Oak Shade cemetery at 2 30 p m Tuesday Rev C V R De Jong will officiate Other items mention local visits Army discharge rehabs and club meetings in Marion and nearby communities with civic and social notices proper to the era
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George H. Schoonover
Marion
Fontana
Calif
Oak Shade
C. V. R. de Jong
Schuler from Swea City Named to IHSAA Board
A. H. Schuler, longtime Swea City superintendent of schools, is selected to join the Iowa high school athletic association board of control representing Northwest Iowa.
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Boone
A. H. Schuler
Swea
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Board of Control
Northwest Iowa
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Bile Secretion
An advertisement touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy to improve bile flow from the gall bladder into the intestines, claiming relief from constipation and headaches. It credits Dr. F. M. Edwards for years of successful use.
Meat Outlook for 46 47 Favorable Says Expert
John H. Moninger, assistant to the president of the American Meat Institute, told Cedar Rapids Rotary Club that meat supplies should be reasonable for late 1946 and 1947. He forecast 1946 consumption around 141 pounds per person and 1947 about 151 pounds, with cattle and pork supplies adequate despite seasonal distribution and a smaller fall pig crop.
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OPA
John H. Moninger
American Meat Institute
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Meninger
Moninger
Suffocation Emerges As Major Cause Of Infant Deaths
Suffocation ranks second as the killer of newborn babies, accounting for about 50 000 infant deaths each year, highlighting a persistent public health concern and the need for preventive measures.
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NEW York Bond Review
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Jones Laughlin
Kennecott
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Kroser
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Lesmard Oil
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Peys
Liboey Owens
Wks
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Marsheil Martin
Armour and
Martin Parry
Atchison Tsf
Mathiese
Ark Atl Coast Line
Maytag
Atlantic
Bet Aviation Corp
Mpis Moline
Baldwin Loco
Ward
Avi Burroughs Adgiat Packard Gastrs
Butler Bros
Paramoun
Hecla
Canada
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Steel Cole
Palmolive
Reyn Colum Ca
Heniey
Colum
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Union
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Conti
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Calif Cran Co
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Crucible
Sue
Stee
Artics
Uwarner
Tiss
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Erie
Timken
Pirestone
Uchanus
Fox Film
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Goodyear
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Wilson
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Woolworth
Adson Mtrs
Youresten
Hupp Mtrs
Admiral Aetna
O'S Prout Mills
York Produce
Mississippe River
Hastings
Oeenedee
Prairie du Chien Eves Pall
Gregor
Dubuque
Gordons Ferry
Davenport
Keoku
Cedar River
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Smith
Marion News
Hayrack Party
W. A. Kendall
Ullerduler
Mary Oe
Pilltela
Petersen's
Pinder
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Seward
Lord Elsing
Lady's
Rown
White
Jack's Store
3Rd Ave
Vincent's Jewelry
Claxton College Pharmacy
Kenwood Transfer
Gwenn Studios
Sternard Ave
Dorothea’s
Artruda Hayes Modiste
Granby
Alcoholics Anonymous PO
Hall Bicycle CO
Cocasi Sands
2Nd St
Sunshine Mission
St. SE
Probasco Jewelry
Ind Ave
Strac
2Nd Ave
Gray's
1St St. SW
J.J. Smith
National Bank
Ronson
Ie Biter
Prastea Jewelers
St St
Thanon
Tystrd Street
Diaane
Distinctio Permanent Wave
Nixon
Mae
Rew
Permasens
Poe Pat Ee
Paris
ACADE
Saar
Ality Bean Soret
Op Hat
Ieee
Paul Wiemke
Ce-Mar Acres
Coast St
A&h
Iso Furniture Dee del NS S
Eacena Ae and
Ater
Ray
Leo J Smith & Son
John
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Mack J Sy
Relts
Vosdingh
Ster Trunecek
Chris
Harvey Booth & Sons
I & Rfr
Fora Paint Co
Read Gazette
1St St
Clair R. Howard
Donald Adshaw
Cedar Rapids Music Supply
Bures Mot Tors, Inc
Christ Andersen
Fall Hill
Schoonover
R. B. Clemons
Carol
Lew Peterson
Champaign
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Henry N. Miller
James Miller
Philippines
Fort Sheridan
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Max Ramsey
Des Moines
Bob Dudeks
Harold Ramseys
Springville
Ruth
Marjory Ostrander
Ohio State
William Fleisher
J. M. Geist
Stuart
Rebekah Lodge
Concord Agricultural and Literary Club
Otto Lange
The
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Democratic
Ethel Hart's
Methodist Friendly Guild
Elmer Fisher
Harvey Gipp
Marvin Edison
Ladies Progressive Club
Harr Hammond
W.S.A. Club
B. H. Ford
Sorosis Club
L. C. Ross
English Boulevard
U.S.S.R
Lumer Lorence
Handicraft Club No. 1
Hugh T. Hutton
Linn
Jeanne Emmons
Memorial Hall
Schuler
IHSAA
Zemo
Artra Strex
Iiquad
Ze Mo
Ohio
Dr. Scholl
Possi
Third Ave
Higley Bidg
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