Livestock Markets See Mixed Gains Across Regions
Hogs under 270 pounds rise about 25 cents with top near 15.50, barrels and sows show gains. cattle, calves, and sheep receipts vary by yard. Western markets report steady to higher bids, while interiors digest combined receipts for Des Moines and Sioux City with similar upticks in lighter hogs and firm cattle prices.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock
Omaha
Nebraska
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
WFA
Baladle
TOWA
Des Moines
Minnesota
Mason
G. Waterloo
Ottumwa Austin
Chicago Produce Market Report
Live poultry receipts show 32 trucks and 6 cars with fowl prices around 26c for Leghorns and various roosters. Butter and eggs demand firm with New York fresh receipts. cheese and potato values listed with regional price ranges across Idaho, Washington, and Minnesota markets.
Miscellaneous Wisconsin cheese and river stage notes
Brief items note Wisconsin cheese exchanges with prices and bids, plus Mississippi River stage updates for Davenport Hastings and nearby locations. Mentions no change readings at multiple river gauges including Dubuque and Gordon’s Ferry with tentative fall readings.
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Wisconsin
Uth. Wis
Upi
Wieonam Cheese Exchange
Mississippi River Stages
Davenport
Hastings
Fall of Land
Riscot Portal
Prairie
du Chien
Riseod Dubuare Amegrecor
Gordons Ferry
Pavenpors
Hogs and Cattle Markets Steady with Mixed Prime Prices
Hogs gained a nickel to a dime on the local market Monday. Prices range from top prime butchers at 14.00 and packers at 13.55, with various weight classes for hogs and cows, bulls, calves, and sheep showing mixed shifts and steady cash levels across the market.
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Veseeess
God
Cedar Rapids Market Report Across Grains and Farm Goods
Market items include corn Old No 2 at 1 044 per bushel soybeans new 2 04 oats White No 2 66c No 3 65 6 wheat 1 40 rye 1 251 hay and straw prices 10 00 12 00 14 00 16 00 poultry prices several weights ducks 15c geese 5c current receipts 3c eggs 2 é e rs wholesale fruits and vegetables Michigan celery 3 75 lemons 84c Californian Valencia oranges 6 41 lettuce 4 85 yellow onions 64 40 sweet potatoes 2 65 apples Jonathans 3 75 Idaho Russet potatoes 3 75 Texas hide prices No 1 12 hide No 2 11 No 1 calf hides 34 96 No 2 calf 24 4 c No 1 horse 36 50 No 2 horse 6 00 No 1 kin 12 44 c No 2 kip 1 sid ec full tonnage included bones and flour at half price
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Michigan
Jerry
U. S
Idaho
Texas
Grains Edge Higher As Election Recess Looms
Chicago grain futures firm on Monday with cash buying and short covering ahead of Tuesday's election recess. Wheat up 1 to 1 1/4 cents. corn 14% higher with December at 1.09 to 1.14. oats 1/2 to 1 1/2 higher. rye 1/4 to 1 1/2 higher. barley steady to 3/4 higher. Cash wheat No 1 dark hard at 1.697. corn No 3 yellow at 1.11 to 1.12. barley and seed prices listed.
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Chicago
Comn Sa
Chamber Poll endorses universal military training policy
The United States Chamber of Commerce reports a nationwide referendum of local chambers and trade associations showing strong support for universal military training after the war. It backs peacetime training for young men, flexible schedules to limit dislocation, and reserve enrollment for non enlisted trainees.
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Washington
IUS
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber and Trade Association
United States
World War II Vets Plan Legion Meeting Wednesday
Cedar Rapids World War II veterans who belong to the American Legion and other honorably discharged veterans are urged to gather in the Memorial building Wednesday at 8 pm. to organize a unit of World War II veterans within the Legion. The meeting is for World War II veterans only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Memorial
Legion
Stocks Await Vote Outcome in New York Market
The AP report notes a cautious stock market near a pre election safety zone with light selling and modest advances. Volume around 7 million shares and many issues held steady as the day closed with a foggy direction and pockets of gains amid a list of named companies and bonds.
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New York
Bouncing of U S Planes May Signal New Nazi Weapon
Paris dispatch reports American bomber crews saw their planes bounce erratically during a raid over Germany. While officials blamed unusual air pockets or weather, pilots fear an unseen German weapon or rampant flak may be at work, reviving grim rumors.
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U. S
Paris
Germany
Victim of Shooting Leaves Mercy Hospital
Harry Apgar 53 of the Milner hotel railroad switch crew foreman was shot in the throat by LeRoy Brookman 49 of 1036 Fifth avenue SE Oct 24 and released from Mercy hospital Sunday Though not fully recovered he was deemed well enough to go home by Dr T Frank Hersch Brookman who was arrested after the shooting was found insane by the Linn County Insanity commission and was sent to the state hospital at Independence Oct 28
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Apgar
Milner
LeRoy Brookman
Fifth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Apgar
T. Frank Hersch
Brookman
Linn County
State Hospital
Independence
Cedar Rapids City Briefs and Local Meetings Update
Robert Keith Malone enrolled in the naval reserve via Cedar Rapids recruiting. Trowel chapter Royal Arch Masons meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. in Masonic hall with no degree work. Robert Melsha and son Tunney travel to Denver to install a cold storage plant for Maplecrest Turkey farms. Evangelist Carl Bassett at Calvary Baptist Church presents stereopticon tonight at 7 30 and speaks on A Crown of Thorns. Services nightly except Saturday at 7 30. Henry E Haegg discusses readjustment of returning servicemen at Rotary luncheon. Red Cross workers in Cedar Rapids and Linn County logged 451 volunteers, 4020 hours in October. 70760 surgical dressings and 157800 finished dressings sent to West centers. George Sigmund and wife return from funeral in Minnesota for Frank Sigmund. brother D C Sigmund survives. Cedar Rapids district Boy Scout commissioners meet 7 30 p m Wednesday in O R C building. Cub and Scout help for Sixth War Loan starting Nov 20. Cubs Scouts will canvass residential areas. camping and activities committee meets 7 30 p m Thursday in council office.
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Evangelist Carl] Bassett
Calvary Baptist Church
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Street
Boy Scout Commissioners
Cedar Rapids
O.R.C
Life underwriters hold two day meeting at Montrose hotel
A two day meeting of Town life underwriters opened Monday at the Montrose hotel with Philip Hobbs of Chicago addressing a luncheon meeting of general agents and managers. William H. Andrews of Greensboro will address a dinner meeting, while Hobbs Andrews and Charles Stratton of Dubuque will conduct a school of instruction Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Town Life Underwriters
Montrose Hotel
Philip Hobbs
Chicago
National Association of Life Underwriters
William H. Andrews
Greensboro
N. C
Hobbs
Andrews
Charles Stratton
Dubuque
Montrose
Marion man C Perry Beckner 95 funeral set at Yocom chapel
Marion resident C Perry Beckner born December 11 1848 died Saturday. Funeral Wednesday 2 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev James P Gable officiating. Burial Oak Shade cemetery. He married Margaret Evelyn Weigold February 27 1885 and lived in Marion his whole life. He helped build Marion business houses. Survivors include daughters Genevieve Weaver and Grace Reibel, six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. His eldest daughter Jessie Garnett died January 18 1943 in San Diego. He had a long life in Marion and relatives are invited to the chapel for visitation.
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C. Perry Beckner
Yocom Chapel
James P. Gable
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion
Margaret Evelyn Weigold
Genevieve L. Weaver
Grace Reibel
Savanna
Jessie Garnett
San Diego
Local notes and ads span visiting relatives and sales
Law and daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Brunscheen of Wyoming. Mrs Brunscheen formerly Marjorie Dukek. For rent unfurnished apartment phone 333W. Advertise ment Mrs J O Biesecker left for Banning California to visit her son Pharmacist's Mate Robert Biesecker and wife. will visit relatives in Los Angeles. Hart's home pumpkin pie coffee served Tuesday advertisement Lawrence Tanner and Lois Locke attended Iowa Nebraska game in Iowa City. Announcement Dr Dora Dietz osteopathic physician 743 Twelfth street Phone 28. Advertisement S/Sgt Glenn McGowan son of H E McGowans transferred Aberdeen Maryland to Fort Jackson South Carolina in charge of instrument section repairing watches gunsights field glasses. Mrs H S Massingale returned from Webster City called by illness of Mrs W E Cornthwaite formerly of Marion. Mrs Clara Wilson learned her son Carl H Wilson radio representative arrived in England after visiting Australia and New Guinea. For sale male black cocker puppy 3 months phone 212 J advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Biesecker
Banning
Calif
Robert Biesecker
Los Angeles
Glenn McGowan
H. E. McGowans
Aberdeen
Fort Jackson
S. C
Yanks in Hands of Enemy Can't Vote
Washington AP reports more than 57,000 U S service members held as prisoners of war will be denied absentee voting in the upcoming election due to military secrecy and prisoner welfare concerns.
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Washington
United States Service
War Department
Armed Forces
Wefare
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Ipm
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NEW York Bond Review
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Robert Keith Malone
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Naval Reserve
Trowel
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
Robert Melsha
Tunney
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Denver
Colo
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Henry E Haegg
Cedar Rapids and
Red Cross
L. K. Cornell
George Sigmund
Wadena
Minn
Marion News
Perry Beckner
Milo Glass
Memorial Hall
Howard Glass
Monticello
Springville
Central City
Walker
Seaman
Frank Heffron
John Heffron
Lakehurst
N. J
Ray Jiruska
Gainesville
Jeanne, Lanning
Frank C. Jiruskas
Mount Vernon Road
Democratic
Ethel Hart
C. E. Barkwill
Charles W. Barkwill
India
N. J. Waffle
Owen
O. K. Taylor
Fort Worth
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Eighth Street
Ken Gibson
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Hawaii
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Tenth Street
Earl Dukek
Law and
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Wyoming
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Lawrence Tanner
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Iowa City
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Twelfth Street
Pfc
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Fort Wright, N. Y
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Ryan
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Storm’s
H. S. Massingale
Webster City
W. E. Cornthwaite
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Carl H. Wilson
England
Australia
New Guinea
William G. Williams
Kenwood
Jady
1St Ave
28Th St
Marlon
Jill
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McKintey High
Buddy
1St St
Killian's
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Viola Road
Roscoe Ausmus
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George Swartzendruber
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Seattle
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Ride
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A. B. Steele
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2Nd St
Artiste Beauty Salon
Ard St. NE
Helene Curtis
Vely Lady Beauty Shop
First Avenue SE
Dial
Paris Academy
Twin Towers Cafe
Dearborn Brass Co
Dancel
Iowa‘'S
Bob Welty
Les Hartman
WMT Town
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Wee Bonnie Baker
Johnnie, Oh
California
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Z.c.bj. Hall
12Th Ave. SE
Ann Tyler
Cedar Roller Rink
Lee's
3Rd St. NW
Pigman & CO
Center Point Road
Butchera Bodding
Fuel CO
Novak Heating Co
Jrd
E. Sovern CO
Ginsberg
MORRIS _FUR SHOP
Granby
H. G. Wilson
Ist St
H.C. Wilson
Sele
Ray Leeper
Er Cashman Plumbing
Harry Davis
Kirkpatrick
J.T. Thomas
Leo J. Smith
Reliable Man
Renair
Mack Augustine
Gazette
Pial
Employment Office
LA Plant- Choate, Mfg. Co., Inc
Apply Personnel Office
Link-Belt Speeder Corp
National Oats Co
16Th Street
Allen Motor CO
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THE
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Nash Finch CO
Lynch Transfer & Storage
Fort City Delivery
Limback Lumber CO
L. B, Lamb Sales Co
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Red Crown Bowling Alley
3Rd St
Shores Company
16Th St. NE
WAR Bonds
Mainetenance
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Daniels
Magnus
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Ave
Hubbard
Tee & Fuel Co
Benton County
Century Engineering Corp
Third ST. SE
Collins
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Peter Pan Bakery
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Twin Towers
Butterfly Cafe
WMC
May
PERSO
Colonial Baking Co
Sth Ave
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Claxton College ‘Pharmacy
Coe
Western Union
DAVIS
Ind
Taft
Gangwich
Elmore
Greene Hall
Coe College
Gasette
Eek Searle
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Naxera
Barron
Motor Supply Co
Ind Ave
Third Street
Winger
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Co
Indy
H. L. Petereisen
SEE
Mandarin Inn
Atkins
Iowa
Union Station
Ist
Tip Ton
Madeline Benuts
Virginian
Hox Mac Ee
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