Livestock Trade Deadlock at Chicago Markets Strikes Tuesday
Chicago yard officials and striking unions failed to reach a settlement as cattle hogs and sheep trading remained suspended. Receipts through the day were mixed with moderate interest and several markets reported steady to higher prices in surrounding cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Yard
Munior
Commission
SSIO
Statens
Cleveland
Fittsburgh
East St Lous
Firshersh
East St Lens
Kansas
East Levis
Saas
Uy Ciuy
Anon Paulos
Indianapois
Cincinna
Wall Street Stocks and Cedar Rapids Miscellany
Market listings and local items appear with varied quotes and figures. Prices for hides, furs, dairy and farm goods show activity in Cedar Rapids with vendors Crocker and Tee and other merchants noted among the scattered lines.
Grain Movement Report Notes Arles Cash Costs
Grain movement details and cash costs recorded with fragmented OCR. The readable items include references to movements, prices, and timing, tied to Arles and nearby locations. The entry focuses on logistics and value but lacks full context or complete figures.
Metals Hold Firm In Desultory New York Trading
In New York the metal market showed firm tones with a desultory pace. US Smelting rose about 2 points while American Smelting and Cerro De Pasco gained, and declines appeared for American Can and Chrysler amid mixed industry shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Smelling
Union Pacific
US Steel
New York Central
American Can
Chrysler
France
U S
Around & Point
American
Cerro de Pasco
Dome and McIntyre Porcupine
Allied Chemical
Case and
Western Union
American Telephone
James P Warburg
Wiliam E Borah
Financial
Washington
Treasury
Bond Market Recovers Amid Mixed Treasury and Liberty Notes
New York bond market shows a tentative rebound as government issues trade on moderate volume. Treasuries and Liberty notes edge higher while other domestics drift and selective issues fall, with price shifts and uneven activity across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
New York
Treasury and Liberty
Treasury
Ips
Coumbia
Caracas
North Amelias
Limited
Ain
Francisco
Market and exchange updates from New York trading floors
A brief from New York reports steady commodity and currency activity with sugar futures unchanged and refined sugar prices held at 4.50. The Torvign exchange lists various international rates including France, Denmark, Norway, and Portugal with miscellaneous market figures and city notes from New York trading desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stgar Market
New York
Ower
Torvign Exchange
Fereen
Fen
Norway
Denmark
Sraim
Portugal
Ray S
Arcentre
Azeon Teko
Heesanne
New New York
Local Hog Prices Slide Again On Tuesday Market
Local hog prices continued to move lower with a five cent drop across all grades. Prime hog values open at $3.15 per hundredweight and packer top quotes range up to 2.35, while various weight classes and packer premiums are listed. Calf and sheep market figures appear with mixed quality notes and lamb prices shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Grains Rise On Support Amid Mixed Market Signals
Chicago price activity showed broad gains as early buying followed strength in sterling and domestic gold. Wheat posted gains while corn and oats lagged, receipts light and cash markets firmer. traders eyed government loan plans and limited deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Iito
Rvohn
Federal
Farmers National Corporation
Liverpool
Federal Director Says Corn Loans Will Peg Prices
Des Moines report says federal director cites 45 cent per bushel loan price as a stabilizing peg. He notes Iowa farmers will borrow up to a set amount and promises to pay 45 cents for corn fed from other farms to support market prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Towa Taranes
Pts
Lown
Anaic
Coe Fe
Iowa
Unclear OCR note with mixed fragments
Fragments show garbled text likely from a city or legal notice. Readable items include a street address fragment on Ninth Street SE and scattered numbers. Overall content is too distorted to confirm a coherent event or entity.
Relief Dissenters File In Court Over Aid And Work
The relief director says Miller may receive scrip for groceries clothing and fuel without labor and should register with the National Re employment office for calls when the Linn county quota of 468 men is drawn. Muller wants to work for his relief, and Clark, unemployed relief leader and father of a daughter, cites eighteen months as a foreman with no county projects since October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Linn
Muller
Jacobs
Clark
Opposing Views on Money Aired at Silver-Gold Debate
The meeting drew boos as a speaker challenged paper money. Matthew Woll denounced fiat money and praised gold, while Warburg urged a modern international gold standard and withdrawal of gold coin from circulation. He proposed restricting gold holdings to central banks and licensing miners to sell gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Woll
Warburg
Borah
Death notices for Donald M. Sipe
Funeral services for Donald M. Sipe, accidentally shot while hunting four miles southwest of Toddville, will be held Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. in Beatty chapel officiated by Rev S E Wright. Burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. at the chapel. Tru-Art cut. Donald Sipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Sipe
Toddville
Beatty Chapel
S.E. Wright
Linwood Cemetery
Earl Lilyard
Fifth Avenue SE
Boone
Cedar Rapids
Frank Lilvard
Louise
Mildred
Barta
Res
Cedar Memorial Park
Charles W Riley
Walford
Iowa City
Lloyd Riley
Union City
Tenn
Dorothy
Alcetas Haley
Stillwater
Oklo
Linwood
Wialford
Ed Kemnitz
Charles Cremer
Clear Lake
Leta Sutton
BE. B
Mary Sutton
Marion
Ottumwa
Max
Marian
Des Moines
Yocom Chapel
Oak Shade Cemetery
Longtime Cedar Rapids Resident Marie Kozlovusky Dies
Deaths sweep Cedar Rapids area as Marie Kozlovusky age 76 of 601 Eighth Avenue SE dies at local hospital after a three week illness. Born October 10, 1859 in Bohemia she lived here 53 years and is survived by sisters Anna Loufek and Vaclav Vorlicky. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Kozlovsky
Eighth Avenue SE
Joseph Kozlovsk
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Anna Loufek
Vaclav Vorlicky
Waterloo Chest Drive Reaches Goal in Eight Days
Waterloo reports success in the 1944 Community Chest drive with $42744 pledged, surpassing a $42656 goal. The eight day campaign finished quickly as volunteers collected support in the Waterloo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Tuewlay
Study Negro Music Highlighted By Marion Club
The Marion Musical Literary club studied Negro music at Mrs. G. E. Kinser's home with a program by the Second division. Performers included Mrs. L. R. Blinks, Metta Whitcomb, Lulu Toms, and Mrs. J. W. Bowman among others. A Marion school band concert followed at Lincoln school auditorium tonight at 8. The program featured piano solos, vocal numbers, and band selections led by Paul E. Popejoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Literary Club
G. E. Kinser
Eighth Avenue
H. T. Burleigh
Lulu Toms
Emery J. Miller
Harriet Reed Clemo
J. W. Bowman
C. M. Robison
Cc. W. Clemo
Miss Toms
G. £. Kinser
C. E. Drummond
Marion
Paul E. Popejoy
Lincoln School
Robert Titus
Frank Flack
Webber
King's Hall
Sigurd Jorsalfar
Grieg
Schubert
Boccherini
Pop Goes the
Weasel
Yoder
Venice
Nevin
Carrie Hanson
Goldman
Thanksgiving Observances and Local Notices Across Marion and area
Marion stores close all day Thursday for Thanksgiving while grocery and meat shops stay open Wednesday evening. Drugstores close 1 to 5 pm Thursday. Red Cross memberships announced for numerous residents. Club meetings discuss canto studies and plan Cedar Rapids trip. Des Moines and Cedar Rapids visits noted. A CWA project begins in La Porte City to build a dike to protect Ble Creek overflow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
LA Porte City
Ble Creek
W. C .P. and N. Bridge
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Lessee
Rees
Spacca
Fredega
Wall St
Gracs
Crocker & Tee Bed
Crete
Rosy
Jonmk
Peyt
Adit
Tony Uv
Cuicagco Proms If Victors
Cape
Tobec
Blase Lace Slanduras
J. Bennett & Co
Felon Howe
Merchants National Bank
Tulsday
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Hutson Motors
Alaska Juneau
Hun
Motors
aAesheny Corp
Ts Central
Chemais Indus Hayon
Alss Chaimers
Intl Cement
Gmerada
Amn
Pow & L
Lehich Valley
Libby Owens
Lis. Myers
Ana Sat Raz
Lia Carboni
AG. A & Cen
Esbe
Wat
Iferesson Rob
Zane
Magna Copper
Matheson Alk
Ava NS Gas
Pet
Lohn Armtet Picantaio Kans Tex
Armour
Steel
Bera
Awan
Central
Hecard Co
WH & H
Noranda Mines
Nor Pac We
Beram
Pacnard Mitre
Gambea
Poo Oman Co
Pal R
Rey Hay
Ivat
Habeth
Fae
Our
Statistical Department
W. D. Hanna and
Bank Blig
NRA
Direct Mail & Distributing Co
Clare T. Call
York
Fiour Is
Arkit Minneapolis
Lamsey Brotters
Cat Distre
Ceda- Rapids
Jouts
Mre Gerbeigt
Ninth Street
Donald Sipe
Tru
Marie Kozlovusky
Charles W. Riley
Lilla Davidson
Ollila Davidson
Charles City
General Hospital
J. J Davidson
Mary L Warr
C Avenue
Stooclyn
Mermnan Pogge
Herman J. Pogge
Mandsay
J Patrick's Church
Woam
J. Tenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Marion News
Bertha Mae Golden
H. H. Club
James Hayes
Cecille Remington
Genevieve Carrington
Freda Young
William Dippel
Leo LeVasseur
Kensington
Masonic Temple
C. A. Cline
Frank Gray
John Grote
Harold McElwain
Indianapolis
G. W. McElae
A. R. McElwain
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Joe Boyle
1100
Seventeenth Street
E. E. Parsons
South Eleventh Street
Deacon District
D. F. Hindman
Lawrence Beggley
Beggley
Lois Vivien
St. Luke’s Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Joe Roeder
Leo Levasseur’ Barn
Carl Michel
Ariana Burr
Tennyson Club
George C. Oxley
Miss Burr
Sire
Kathryn Kendall
Verle Breed
Harriet Clark
Vivien Duede
Elinor Kendall
Eleanor Hanna
Miss Pearl Bulkley
Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
Priday
M. E. Scott
Order of DeMolay
Elmer Aebi
Myric ‘Shover
James Bort
Monticello
Duebuque
Rope's Market
Bliss Sweitzer
Mrs
James Shirley
P. G. Harlan
Thirteenth Street
Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
R. E. Leidigh
Red Cross
C. E. Mitchell
E. Edwards
W E. Fisher
Elmer Hollingsworth
Minnie Schenken
C. E. Torrence
Florence Houghton
M. H. Biddick
W. T. Jackson
Sam Jackson
J T. Gallivan
Willis Jordan
Karl Kendall
H. O. Allen
Irvin Ford
Spahn and Rose
A. Hutchison
F. A. Rowe
Jack Bowdish
George Barnoske
R. Lange
R. C. Wells
L. F Prior
Belle North
L. L. Ives
Grace Fernow
Lillian Bleakly
Ethel Harte
L. M. Phelps
Andrew P. Munson
Ivanhoe Club
A C. Lane
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Clyde Derflinger
Twelfth Street
Noble Grands Association
Rebekah Lodge
J. R. Shaffer
Jimmy
A. H. Minnis
Dr Shaffer
The
Free Methodist Church
E. A. Clark
Fred Henry
Waubeek
A. C. Shireman
Earle T. Brockman
Dry Creek
D. B. Christie
Mr. Clark Church
Lucienne
Jerry Kriz
Ise
Colorado
Fancy Creamery
Wisconsin
Lic
Quaker Oats Co
Meat Department
Hamburg
Hallwood Cafe
Anamosa
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