Heavy hog receipts push prices down in Midwest cattle and hogs
Pack of market items shows hog receipts heavy in Chicago and Des Moines weighed on prices with top hogs around 6.60 while lighter weights and sows sold weaker. Cattle and sheep receipts steady with varied demand. yearling and steer activity mixed. Regional quotes list futures and local bids for hogs, cattle, and sheep across Chicago, Sioux City, Omaha, Des Moines, and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tata Hi
Sioux City
U S. Dept Agriculture
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Apus Dept. Agriculture
TOWA
Des Moines
S Dept Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Ram
Barrows and Aiks
St Paul
South ST Paul
API
iFed -State Market News Servicee
Monduay
Livestock Market Quotes Across Iowa Listings
The report lists bid and asking prices for cattle calves hogs and packers at Waterloo and Mason City markets. Prices cover weight ranges from 60 to 600 pounds with varying cents per pound and occasional dollars per hundredweight, noting steadiness or small declines in cattle and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Gond
Chmiecr
Mason City - Hoss
Local hog market reports mixed prime prices
Heavier prime hogs fall a dime on the local market with tops at 6.20 per unit. Lighter prime grades and good packers hold steady, while other prime lots show no change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Cedar Rapids Miscellameous market prices record
A Cedar Rapids listing compiles prices for grains oats barley soybeans and wheat with No 1 and No 2 grades, along with straw butterfat cream prices, poultry prices for hens leghorns and cocks, wholesale fruits vegetables and market items including hides, calves, and horses with assorted unit prices and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Springs
Wisconsin cheese quota and market notes from Plymouth
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of November 6 to 11 show Daisies 1.42, horns 1.54, cheddars 15. The Wool Market in Boston reports very light demand with steady to lower prices on scarce transactions and generally firm ceiling lengths and fine territory wool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Farmers
Boston
S Dept Agricultures
Chicago Produce Market Prices Report
Chicago Produce Market prices show live poultry at 132 cents for white, 102 cents for small colored, 1542 cents per hundred for young turkeys, with other prices unchanged. Butter steady around 0.6069 to 0.70. Eggs and potatoes mixed with U S No 1 russets at 175 to 235, Red River cobblers at 10 to 15, and futures quotes for butter eggs and corn futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
Leshorn Springs
U. S
Nebraska
Hiss
Idaho Russets
Idaho Russet Burbanks
Biss
Colorado
Red McChlures U
Minnesota
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Cobsters
Us&s
Stocks Make Slow Progress
Stocks edged higher with a modest lift from mail order firms and motor shares. General Motors led volume though transfers remained light, while Armour Bendix Aviation Continental Machinery Deere and Company and Marshall Field posted gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
General Motors
Armour
Bendix Aviation
Container Corporation
Deere and Company
Marshall Field
Group A Plans Chest Solicitation Meeting
Group A of the Industrial Division met at the Roosevelt hotel at noon Tuesday to plan solicitations under chairman Carl Ettinger. Attendees included Roy E. Choate Robert C. Armstrong H. M Morse P F Keehn and James Killian with earlier Chamber meetings led by A W Daniels and E H Gundling assisted by A L Smulekolf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Carl Ettinger
Roy E. Choate
Robert C. Armstrong
H. HN
Morse
P F. Keehn
James Killian
Chamber of Commerce
A. W Daniels
E H. Gundling
A. L. Smulekolf
Obituary for John Cowley O'Meara of Boone
John Cowley O'Meara died at 355 p m Monday in a Boone hospital after a three week illness. Born in Cedar Rapids on March 8 1885 he moved to Boone 21 years ago serving as a machinist inspector for the North Western railroad. He married Matilda Slezak in Davenport on August 19 1916 and she survives. Also surviving are a sister Mary O'Meara Cedar Rapids and four brothers Ben Nevada Mo Arthur If Cedar Rapids and Frank Central City. The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids Thursday and taken to Brady mortuary where friends may call. funeral arrangements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cowley O'Meara
Boone
Cedar Rapids
North Western Railroad
Davenport
Matilda Slezak
Mary O'Meara
Ben
Nevada
Funeral services for Hjalmar Anderson
Funeral services for Hjalmar Anderson who died suddenly at his home at 216 Fifth Street NW will be held at Bethany Congregational Church at 1 p.m. Wednesday conducted by Rev. B O Bashore. The body will go to Clintonville Wisconsin for further services Friday and burial. Friends may call at the Rohn chapel Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjalmar Anderson
Fifth Street
Bethany Congregational Church
B. O. Bashore
Clintonville
Wis
Rohn Chapel
Awes Armed Bandits But All For Naught
Papken Kechichian a World War veteran thwarted three armed robbers in a Boston store when the gun proved unloaded. He took the weapon from one bandit and tried to fire as the trio fled but the gun misfired and the suspects escaped as police were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Papken Kechichian
Kechichian
Peace move in Europe shakes Chicago wheat market
Belgian and Dutch peace efforts sparked a wheat price reaction on the Chicago board of trade. July futures lagged the advance as Europe peace talks influenced demand. Outside markets firm with Kansas City up before rate selling reversed trends. UK bought Canadian wheat. Corn and soybeans moved mixed with sales and receipts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Belgium
Holland
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas City
United Kingdom
Commission
Wheat and grain market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain quotations show wheat and corn prices dashed by contract months and grades. Futures and cash grain values from Chicago and Minneapolis list No 2 and No 1 white oats, No 2 yellow soybeans and various barley and seed values with bids, receipts, and price ranges across markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cass
Chicago
No. L
Minneapolis
Montana
Community group meetings and local crime notes in Cedar Rapids
City briefs list meeting tonight at Moose hall for Cedar Rapids chapter No 194 of the Order of Alhopa and a Knights of Columbus initiation planning for November 19. Shrine Luncheon Club meets Wednesday noon. Townsend auxiliary hosts Mrs J W Nelson at 2 pm. Noel Potter of Clinton visited Cedar Rapids and his brother Samuel E Potter. authorities lodge Albert Fox in county jail after he failed $100 bond and police check for other wanted records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ahopa
Moose Hall
Knights of Columbus
K. L. Wick
Noel Potter
Clinton
Samuel E Potter
Eighth Avenue
Potter
William A Miller
Thirty-fifth Street
Albert Fox
R. Churchill
Fox
Feigl to Address Kelvin Science Society at Coe College
Dr Herbert Feigl of the University of Town will speak tonight at 7 30 in Room 110 Science Hall to the public. His topic is The Nature of Scientific Method and the Kelvin Science Society invites attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Feigl
University of Town
Kelvin Science Society
Coe College
Science Hall
Rail schedule changes set for Cedar Rapids division
The Cedar Rapids division of the Rock Island railway announces timetable changes effective at 1201 am Sunday Nov 12. Train No 61 from St Louis to Minneapolis will arrive Cedar Rapids at 1130 pm and depart 1150 pm five minutes earlier than last schedule. Train No 19 Chicago Sioux Falls will arrive Cedar Rapids at 1120 pm instead of 1110 pm with departure unchanged at 150 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
The
Rock Island Railway
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Stepanek Named for Flight Training at Pensacola
Edward G. Stepanek son of Mr and Mrs R J Stepanek 441 Twenty sixth street SE has been appointed for flight training at the naval air station Pensacola Fla Navy department in Washington announced Tuesday Stepanek a graduate of the University of Iowa left for Pensacola Oct 17 During the summer he completed a month long air training at St Louis After six months to a year more of training he will be commissioned as an officer in the naval air reserve letters received by his parents indicate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Stepanek
R. J. Stepanek
Twenty-sixth Street
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
Navy Department
Washington
Stepanek
University of Iowa
St. Louis
Naval Air Reserve
Two Cedar Rapids Teens Injured In Car Collision North Of City
Mary Mercer age 17 of 603 McKinley SE and another Cedar Rapids resident were injured when a car driven by Wayne Ross 19 of 600 First Avenues struck loose gravel nine miles north of Cedar Rapids in Monroe township skidded into a ditch and overturned. Sheriff Jim Smith's office was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Ross
First Avenues
Monroe Township
Jim Smith
Mary Mercer
McKinley Street
Promoted Cedar Rapids post office official named Chadima
Charles Chadima of 1833 Hamilton Street SW was promoted from bookkeeper and secretary to money order cashier, succeeding B. G. Carns who became money order clerk after Donald McKinlay retired. Postmaster Frank Baldwin announced Chadima’s promotion on Tuesday and Walter Anawaly, former bookkeeper, succeeds Chadima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chadima
Hamilton Street
Cedar Rapids
B. G Carns
Donald McKinlay
Frank Baldwin
Chadima
Walter Anawaly
Washington
Anawaly
Blairstown man fined for operating while intoxicated
Dale Russell 23 was fined 800 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated on highway No 30 five miles west of Cedar Rapids. A liquor possession charge against two companions was dismissed for lack of evidence. If the fine is unpaid Russell faces 90 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Russell
Blairstown
C J. Hans
Tuesday Russell
Russell
Cedar Rapids
G. K. Thompson
Jack Russell
Clifford Olson
Newhall
Ed Fordyce
Waterloo
Shares in Rosa Hicks Property Divided Among Forty Two Heirs
In a Cedar Rapids partition case forty two persons are named as entitled to share in two parcels of property left by Rosa B Hicks who died March 15 1937. Plaintiff Charles E Raiber asserts he and several others hold specific fractional shares from one tenth to one eightieth and more, including Edith Reichert Edward Gabel Nellie Jones Flora Hasselback Charles Raiber and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa B Hicks
Cedar Rapids
Charles E. Raiber
W. L. Drackett
Robert Drackett
William Raiber
Edith Reichert
Edward Gabel
Nellie Jones
Flora Hasselback
Charles Raiber
Wesley
First Assignment of Equity Cases Is Made
The first assignment of equity cases for hearing at the November term of Linn County's district court was made by Judge J. E. Heiserman Tuesday. The schedule lists cases from November 8 to November 17 including Thompson v Town Iron and Coal Co and various others with motions and receivership matters noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
J. E. Heiserman
Thompson, Tr
S. Town Iron and Coal Company
Fort Dodge Tron and Metal Company
Giffert
Thompson
Lybarger
Bohac
Sweet
Siles
Gdn
Simonson
Buresh
Scott
Drumbarger
Houska
Lane
Hasek
Fowler
Cite
Hadad
Thornwood
Arnold
Arrnold
Shipe
Adm
Prochaska
Swett
Board of Review
Iowa State Bank
Aldh
Estes
Siamis
Perfection Blog Co
Pratt
Burhman Et al
Reynolds
Gatto
Merchants National Bank
City Realty Company
Stalker
Hamilton
Kohl
Coggon State Bank Assets Sold for 200 Bid Accepted
D W Bates receiver of the closed Coggon State Bank had a $200 bid for remaining assets approved by Judge J E Heiserman after Cropper and Cropper of Ottumwa submitted the offer. Separate bids totaled $127. Joe Brink embezzlement case dismissed for want of evidence by Judge H C Ring. Brinks fate tied to possible drowning in Lake of the Woods Canada during hunting trip mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W Bates
Coggon State Bank
J. E. Heiserman
Cropper and Cropper
Ottumwa
E. W. Cropper
Joe Brink
Joseph L. Drakos
Cedar Rapids
Joe B. Brink
H. C. Ring Drakos
Lake of the Woods
Canada
Brink
H. R. Churchill
Sal
Legal notices and probate filings in Riverside area
Court filings show a $300 bond and dismissed injunction suit over insurance funds. Henry B. Irrvin claims $11 plus $2 costs from an $82.30 justice court judgment against J. K. Finch. Paul S Ray dismisses a $500 war damage action against R P Andreas and Lowell Andreas. Rosa A. Light and Hattie Weed wills probated. George D. Sailor named executor for Light. Floyd H. Weed named executor for Weed. Mildred Louise Williams seeks divorce from James Williams with support and property attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lundquist
Henry B. Irrvin
J. K. Finch
M . E. Neptash
Riverside
Paul S Ray
R P. Andreas
Lowell Andreas
Bever Avenue
Twentieth Street SE
Mildred Louise Williams
James Williams
Iowa City
Stresses Protection Against Poison Gases In Areas Of Warfare
Lieut. Col. Jack J. Hinman Jr of the Iowa National Guard spoke at the Canopus club about gas defense in wartime. He named Lewisite and mustard gas as highly devastating while phosgene is efficient due to ground nonstay. He emphasized gas masks and detection of odors as crucial and explained WWII era and current army masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack J. Hinman, Jr
Iowa National Guard
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Hinman
Want Ads Accepted for Same Day or Weekend Publication
The Cedar Rapids Gazette accepts want ads by telephone mail or in person at the office. Ads must be received by 12 noon for same day publication and by 5 pm Saturday for the Sunday Gazette. The Gazette is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion of any advertisement ordered for more than one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
Sunday Gazette
The
Cedar Rapids
Dawals
Gazette Cookware Division
Stainlass Steel
LaGrange
Reading
Liberal Commission
MM. R Smith
Newman
Ad Resu
Central Employment Agcy
Granby Aes
Lost and Found Notices From Local Funeral Homes
Several lost items including a 3 year old roan mare with a reward, a 20 gauge Winchester shotgun near Cedar Rapids, a tan femaleKinganese dog from 218 7th St NE, blue embroidered silk gloves at the post office, a red chow named Chi, and contact numbers for rewards and pickups. Also lists Brady Mortuary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Cedar Rapids
7Th St
Center Point
Red Chow
Chi
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AP Otel
ENS
Austin
Associated Press
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchant National Bank
S. Omaha
Las
St Jose
Idaho
Lamson Bros. & Co
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. Jump
Tulsday
Adv
Ahumaun
Pin Dhupp Motors
Bendix
Belmont
Warner
Bullet Bros
Edison al Thao & N Cons Biscuit
Hshold
Heileman
Urere_ .& Co
Ibby McNeill
Midwest Corp
Quaker Co
Toll
Quaker Pr
Pines
Swift & Co
Mississippi River Stages
Hastines
la Crosse
Prairie du Chich
BC Keon
St Louis
Wea
Alro
Memphis
Industrial Division Maps
John C. O'Meara
Owen
Winnipeg
Tate
Belides
City Briefs
Shrine
Lafayette Cafe Club
Townsend
J W. Nelson
First Avenue E
Kelvin Society
Two Mart
Robert Ross
Lamont
Court House News
Rosa Hicks
Mandamus
Rosa A. Light
Lisbon
George D. Sailor
Hattie Weed
Floyd H. Weed
Woris
Pine Orean Jancea Funeral Home
16Th Ave
J St
By Galbraith
Grocery
Jean
Announcements Funeral Homes
Brady Mortuary
Lost
2Nd Ave
MAY
2Nd St
the Gazette
Ainspring Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave. SE
Kenwood
Dr Smith
Star Jewelry CO
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
L. A
St. SE
4Th Ave
H. K. Schaeffer
Kresge
Nature
Calder's van & Storage Co., Inc
Drum and Buele Corps
Jack Fromm
Briggs-Stratton
Ranld Specialty Co
C.S.P.S
Bartuick's Pharmacy
Ist
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
National Cleaners
Fotocraft
Navy Mothers Club
3Rd St. SE
Fes
PLA
Ralph Webster
Sacredas
Siepman
Norway
Udesen Roller Rink
Danceland
WALTS
Ralph Slade
Weston Hall
Iowa
caTooLie Yours
Walford
TOP Hat
Eee Jackson
Snyder's Tavern
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
1St Ave
Bishop's
Bishops
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
3Rd St
Delux Beauty Shop
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Hawkeye Tin
Fred Young
FAA
Jim Cusack
Gardner
Din
Edna Young Beauty Salon
Dickinson School
Rapid School of Welding
KATZ
Ena
Ford
Toi
7Th Ave
Didl Z-Guzsz Owen
Baxter Motors
Second Ave
International
International Harvester Co
Unzeitig
DE Soto
Makibben Motor CO
WAN Ags
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