Livestock Prices Hold Steady After Week of Irregular Gains
Market notes show cattle, hogs and sheep at Omaha and Des Moines districts with steady to firmer prices. Calves and feeders traded higher on selective lots, hogs largely steady across weights, lambs and ewes mixed but generally steady to firm as receipts remained in the thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioln
Ehowe
Cannes
Stoenes
Tauatter
Omaha
Omata
U S
Fred
Hogs Drop Nickel On Local Market
Hogs are weaker on the local market with Alb grades down five cents. Quotes show various hog weights and prices, including Good bass 140-150 Ibs at around 10.50 and sheep and cattle sections with steers and heifers priced across multiple ranges. The report also lists calf and lamb markets with several price bands and quality tiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Mason City
Tate
Or Searling Helfers
Cedar Rapids Grain and Livestock Prices Mixed
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows grain items with No 1 to No 4 grades for wheat rye barley corn and beans, plus straw, poultry weights, and various livestock prices including leghorn chickens ducks geese and hogs and a range of wholesale fruits vegetables and hides with multiple quoted per unit prices. Prices include lemons oranges grapes grapefruit cauliflower sweet potatoes and apples with several fruit crate figures and cattle and horse values.
Wisconsin cheese prices and wool Market notes
The report lists dairy commodity prices from Wisconsin and Boston for the week, noting demand, fat content levels, and varying fleece values. It references moderate bright fleece quantities and describes different grades of combing wools, including one half blood and three eighths blood varieties, with price ranges in cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U Os Dept Agriculture
Markets in Chicago Pioneer Report Busy With Fresh Produce
Chicago market note shows butter receipts 792 060 ft, unchanged. carrots 34c. EGOS receipts 4355 steady. potato arrivals 75 on track 470 total U OS with 378 shipments. Idaho russets and Northern area stock steady. Minnesota North Dakota Bliss Triumphs 1 354 198 dollars. Wisconsin Kat ahding 1 40 per unit.
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Chicago
Idaho
Stromeer
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss
Cobbiers
Wisconsin
Bond markets hold with wage talks deadlock in New York
Rail loans steadied on the bond market amid signs of a new deadlock in wage dispute settlements. Carrier issues slipped slightly on profit taking after Friday's broad rise. Italian government 7s eased, while Milan Glzs gained modestly. US farm vehicle stock shows 4 144 136 passenger cars and 1 047 084 motor trucks in use, with farmers as the largest owner group.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Mahmels Central
Rock Island
Pennsylvania General
Southern Pacific
Milan Glzs
Stock Market Shows Several Small Declines
New York traders faced uneven gains as adverse winds kept most stocks in mixed territory. Some issues ticked up late while declines appeared across many names including U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler Anaconda Johns Manville Boeing and International Harvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hesitanes
Us, Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Glenn Martin
American Smelting
NY Central du Pont
Union Carbide 4. C Penney
Standard Oil
Texas Co
American Can
Deere
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Western Union
Chrysler Anaconda
Johns Manville
Boeing
International Narvestel
Montana class B tournament referees lined up in October
Officials of Montana class B tournament, scheduled for next February, were lining up referees in October. The note hints at cautious planning for a likely high school basketball event in Laurel.
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Laurel
Mont
Whistle Tooters
Late recoveries wipe out losses in grain market
Early weakness in grain and soybean prices turned to a recovery with cereals regaining most losses and soybeans pulling back from downturns. Weather favors late harvest of corn and soybeans, while price controls weigh on sentiment. Government export plans and loaned grain volumes are noted as factors influencing strength.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report Snapshot
Cash grain prices and market notes for wheat, corn, barley and soybeans reported in Chicago. Prices shown include bids for old crop and new crop, with bids, samples, and miscellaneous seed and clover values noted along with lard prices.
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Chicago
Local Court Sets Seven DUI and Related Charges for Monday
Judge C. J Haas prepared seven cases for Monday with five DUI charges among the defendants. A riotous conduct case names A C Jordan tied to a September 15 Wilson Produce plant incident. Fred Moeller faces a failure to stop and aid count, while Edward Dennis Ernest Worthen Fred Wo Main Lamar Detert and Leo Donahue are charged with drunk driving.
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C. J Haas
A C. Jordan
Wilson Produce
Fred Moeller
Edward Dennis
Ernest Worthen
Fred Wo Main
Lamar Detert
Leo Donahue
Man pleads guilty to marihuana charge in Fort Madison
William Lee 41 living at 719 HE street SW pled guilty to manufacturing and selling marihuana before Judge C J Vaas and was sentenced to two years at Fort Madison penitentiary. Execution of sentence withheld on good behavior and defendant released. Lee arrested after an assistant to a state agent allegedly purchased narcotics from him. Gerald Chittinger sentenced to six months in county jail for larceny of a coon dog. Rose Kelley seeks divorce from Warren Kelley and custody of child, restoration of maiden name. married Oct 30, 1940 at Cicero. Town tax commission reports inheritance tax of 1308 from Charles L. King estate. taxable value 18,404. Ray C Coutts appointed administrator with bond 750 for Elizabeth St. Germaine estate who died Oct 30.
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William Lee
Nearo
HE Street
C J Vaas
Fort Madison
Lee
Gerald Chittinger
Fridegg
C J Haas
Rose Kelley
Warren Kelley
Cicero
Town Tax Commission
Charles L. King
Ray C Coutts
Elizabeth St. Germaine
Peoples Church to Hold Three Special Sermons
The Peoples Unitarian Church at Third Avenue and Sixth Street SE will host three sermons by Rev. Rudolph W. Gilbert. The topics are Matthew Arnold Alone on a Darkling Plain on Nov 30, William Morris Maker of Chairs and Dreams on Dec 7, and Walt Whitman Democracy's Own Poet on Dec 14. Services begin at 1 p.m.
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Peoples Unitarian Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Rudolph W. Gilbert
Matthew Arnold
William Morris
Walt Whitman
Gilbert
Wyoming Students Put On Street Football Fines
In Laramie Wyoming at least 10 University of Wyoming students held a street pickup game in front of a fraternity house. They were brought before a justice of the peace and given suspended fines for their informal match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Marion specific church homecoming and community notices
Marion observes Homecoming at the Christian church with a basket dinner at 1 pm and a toast program led by Alfred Pantry. The day features vocal duets, talks on farming topics, special choir numbers, and a sermon on Our Reasonable Service by Rev Mr Carter.
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Christian Church
The
Bible School
Alfred Pantry
Verle Breed
Lois Leidigh
Blanche Hamm
Ray McCalley
Elda M Kemp
Vernon Ho Carter
Hope Caraway
Eileen Melle
Mr Carter
Marines To Leave Shanghai Tuesday
United States marines directed by the U S government to depart Shanghai will sail Tuesday for Manila aboard the liners President Harrison and President Madison. Marines at stations in North China are to be withdrawn from China under army escort.
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Shanghai
Sns
United States
U. S
Manila
Harrison
Madison
China
Community church schedule and Homecoming events listed
Local churches announce Sunday services morning worship sermons and Sunday school times. St Joseph’s Catholic mass at eight and ten, homecoming activities follow at 1 pm, evangelistic and youth programs at various times. A union Thanksgiving service is planned for Wednesday at 7:30 pm at the Methodist church.
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Baptist
BYPU
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J McElliott
Vernon IL Carter
Christian Endeavor
Free Methodist
Guy James
Venard McLaughlin
Arthur W. Henke
Aim
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl KE. Krog
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
Spiritual Life Group
Albert Bragg
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Jo Bo Clyde
Moburnett Methodist
J.B Clyde
Methodist
Vernon H. Carter
The
Christian Church
Wisconsin Governor Accepts Stassen’s Butter Bet Toast to Cheese
Governor Julius P. Heil agreed to Stassen’s wager on the Minnesota Wisconsin football game. If Minnesota loses, Heil will allocate 60 pounds of Minnesota butter to a Wisconsin charity of Stassen’s choice. If Minnesota wins, Stassen pledges a first grade Wisconsin cheese to a Minnesota charity. Heil signaled Wisconsin would deliver cheese to the designated charity.
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ST Paul
Julius P. Heil
Wisconsin
Harold E. Stassen
Midwest
Stassen
Heis
Minnesota
Gophers
Badgers
Memorial Stadium
Heil
Snavely to Coach Cornell Next Year
Carl Snavely will return as Cornell football coach in 1942, announced by Athletic Director James Lynch. The Big Red finish 1941 with a 26 10 2 record after facing Penn at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Carl Snavely
Cornell University
James Lynch
Snavely
Philadelphia
Penn
Franklin Field
Cornell
Want Ads and Classified Rates in The Gazette
Classified section lists ad rates by size and duration with examples. Multiple items show Lost and found notices, services, repairs, and employment wishes. Contact numbers and local businesses are provided for advertising and various personal notices.
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le Vata
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Lir R Mowrey
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Ad Bonds
Mubbie Utilities
Owen Wish
WTA
Wall St
J. B. Bennett & Co
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AIG
Builetins
Adams
Zeantl Nickel
Algskiy
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Als Chalmers
Adohns Marsalte
Kennecott
Libbey Owens
AL Ata
Ceaible
Pullyian Co
Pasco
Redio Corp
Tia
Kenham Ches & Ohio
Fi Randler
Chrysler Motors
Steet
Coca Cola
Safeway
Cols Palmolive
Schenley
Colum Bas
Severe Controleum
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Edison Skelly
Socony
Cantanar
Conti Motors
Sperry Corp
Ty Corn Products
Crown Brug Lax
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Cudahy
Studebaker
Curtiss
Stone
Corn
Drere
Ford
Gen Foods
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Gillette SR
Shidden
Gyosim
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Diung
Wes Sum
Alworth Greyhound
Corp Es Union
Hayes
Westchase
Ecker
Mies Woestchans el
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Houston Owl
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Sentral
Younestyn
Hary
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Peoples Church
Marion News
John Woods
Marion
Collins and Sons
West North Avenue
Acacia Park Cemetery
Mr. Wood
Trojan Lodge
Silvester Curtis
Raymond
Mabel
Erma
Br. A’ Milliken
Red Cross
Martin's Creek Community Club
Suse Berrys
Stanley Jones
William Cunningham
P O. Clark
Marjorie Clark Jones
Harold Phillips
Marion Barnes
Iowa City
Phillips
Amos Floyd
Center Point
Choral Club
Dee 2
Grace Meloney
Muerguerite Pfeffer
Town Tuberclosis Association
Des Moines
E. Parsons
Jeanne Lanning
Irwin Lanning
Dee Lathrop
Medical Corps
United States Army
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Congregational Church
Quentin Bogart
David Lyons
Barbara Seger
Frank LeClerc
McCook
Mrs
Merton Butterfield
Donald
Milwaukee
Effie B. Miller
Brice Phillips
University of Iowa
Roy Coker
Ottumwa
Howard Coker
Norfolk, Va
Coker
Harry Coker
W. E. Hawley
Grantsburg, Wis
Max Evans
Quen
Marion High School
Winifred Schrubbe
Elmira Russell
Chamber of Commerce
L. P Herbold
Twelfth Street
Leland Weaver
F. P Hanawiay
Crafton
Il W Leffingwell
Marion Fish and Game Club
Indian Creek
Eighth Avenue
Frank Webber
Circle
V. Darrell Byers
Frank Ward
Baptist Church
Marion Churches
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
T M. Regus
Buck
the Gazette
Tobby
Young's Hill
Valspar
Frank Cach Glass & Paint CO
Andrew
Lyman Shell
Ave
2Nd St
New Dodge
Brownsville
Tex
Houston
Gazette
JOE & Cliff’s
1st_Ave
3Rd Street
Miliner Rave Hat
Vingent's Jewelry Store
3Rd St
L A. Lower Jeweler
Cheerstains Furan
Shadle 1 Printing CO
Lyman’s Shell Service
Los Angeles
Louls Sovereign
Sth
Sands Printing Co
2Nd St. NE
C. R Knitting CO
Griffith Feather Mattresss Co
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Toi Mason
A. Kriz & Son
Xmias
Fotocraft
3Rd Ave
Fairfax Gun Club
B. P. O. Elks
Dial
Baldridge
Studio
Katz Jewelry & Loan Coq
1St Street
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave. SI
Corey & Bletcher
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent
LOVELY LADY_BEAUTY SHOP
1St Ave
Bishop's
Paul Moorhead
Geitis
Walford
Iowa
Currys
Cedar
Cedar Apids
Walford Bank
Benton Blue Birds
OWAS
Evan Morgan Orch
C.S
PS. Hall
New Silver Leaf
Magnus Temple Roller
Iit
Ny Eid
Leo Naso
Ce-Man Roller
LaFayette Cafe & Club
Marion Blvd
Turkey Nouse
Empire Ballroom
Manchester
Stan Stanley
Seena
12Th St. SE
Hallwood Cafe
Novak Healing Co
Lat St
Kasner
Hawkeye Tin N Shop
Wisconsin Lumber CO
Kutchera Sodding & Fuel CO
Fred Young
Geo. L. Karr
Merion
McConaughy Paint Store
Jon
McConaughy
Bagaees
Morris Fur Shop
6Th &T. NW
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