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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1942

Page

37

Hogs Rally To Fresh Peak In Chicago Livestock Market

Buyers crowded the Chicago market Friday lifting hog prices to a 22 year high around 1570 per hundred pounds. Barrows and gilts rose 25 to 50 cents, sows 25 to 35 cents, with good 200-280 lb hogs selling 15.50 to 15.70. Cattle and sheep were steadier as receipts remained limited, spring lambs active and hogs showing strong demand from packers seeking slaughter material. Furnished by Lamson Brothers and Co.. H R Mowrey, Cedar Rapids.

Chicago

Omaha Livestock Market Report From Omaha and Sioux City

The U S Dept of Agriculture market report shows hogs at Omaha with receipts around 1,400 and prices up to 15.10 for Select 230-240 lb loads with most bids 14.00 to 14.90. Cattle receipts near 1,000 with slaughter, stocker and feeder activity and cows steady. Sheep receipts about 5,400 with spring lambs quoted around 13.75 to 14.15 and fat lambs up to 12.25 to 13.10. Additional notes cover Sioux City hogs and cattle with similar gains and Iowa hog receipts indicating higher closing bids across weight classes.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Dept Washington Omatia Omaha Dept. Agriculture Denler Manny Atcers Sioux City U. S. Dept. Agriculture Iowa Des Moines Minnesota

Chicago Produce Markets Report Heavy Receipts and Mixed Prices

Chicago produce and poultry receipts show unsettled markets with 2 cars and 34 trucks moving, butter and eggs quoting mixed scores up to 46/2462c, potatoes arriving on track with weak market and several regional price ranges, New York and New Jersey quotes noting firming demand and varied quality across grades.

Chicago UPI Zoe Regis Vee

Market Summary for Food Commodities and Produce Futures

Trade notes show varied cheese receipts at 171 820 firm with prices unchanged. Dressed poultry steady with spring hens and various boxed lots, live poultry grades listed, and produce futures supplied by Lamson Bros with butter and egg standard prices for October through December.

Virginia Long Island Lamson Bros. and Co

Local Hog Prices Rise Ten Cents in Cedar Rapids Market

The Cedar Rapids hog market reported a ten cent advance across all grades. Top prices were 1480 for butchers, 1490 for long haul fill, and 1470 for packers, with various weights and grades listed for good hogs, packers, cattle, calves, and sheep reflecting broader market gains.

Cedar Rapids

Cedar Rapids Grain and Poultry Prices Aired

Market rundown lists wheat and rye values, corn, beans, hay and straw prices, poultry rates for springs and hens, ducks and geese, onions lemons celery lettuce and other produce. It also notes assorted hides prices including No 1 and No 2 cured hides and horse prices, with full and half-price notes for ponies and other stock.

Michigan Colorado

Wisconsin cheese and wool market roundup

Wisconsin cheese exchange quotations for Sept 28 to Oct 3 show No 1 cheddars at 23% bid and junior grade cheddars at 22% bid. State brand daisies and horns at 24 2? bid. Wool market in Boston steady with short fine territory wools trading 1.07 to 1.12 per pound and graded fine staple at 1.38 to 1.21. Some new business noted in short fine domestic top at ceiling prices.

Wisconsin Milwaukee Wisconsin Cheese Exchange U. 5 Boston

Bond market activity trims gains in late session

In New York bond trading on Friday advances of fractions spread across railroad bonds as turnover stayed moderately heavy in low priced issues. American and Foreign Power 5s led gains near 2 points at one stage while most government and foreign dollar bonds stayed within forenoon ranges. Active issues included St Paul 5s of 1975 Missouri Pacific 58 of 1977 and Rock Island 4s and convertibles.

New York St Paul Missouri Pacific Rock Island

Wick Tells Hi Twelve Club of Canada War Effort

B L Wick Cedar Rapids attorney spoke to the Hi Twelve club describing his Canada trip and reporting on the nation’s strong war effort. He highlighted the high percentage of income tax in Canada versus American taxation.

B L. Wick Cedar Rapids Hi Twelve Club Canada Wick

Steels Lead stock market gains and high ground

Steel shares rose two points or more with transfers around 800000 shares, as rails edged to new yearly highs after profit taking. Leaders reached top levels, with Santa Fe New York Central Southern Pacific and other major names posting new peaks while American Telephone American Can and Woolworth lagged earlier.

NEW York Santa Fe New York Central Southern Pacific Southern Railway _ preferred Atlantic Coast Line Union Pacific Panhandle Producing Paramount Pictures Twentieth Century-Fox Goodyear Goodrich United States Rubber United States Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel Youngstown Sheet Crucible Steel Chrysler J. I. Case Douglas Aircraft du Pont Dow Chemical Montgomery Ward American Telephone American Waterworks Woolworth American Can

Wall Street Quotations From J Bennett & Co

Wall Street stock quotes list publishers J Bennett & Co W B Jump manager with many named issues and prices across diverse industries including International Harvester Allied Stores Lehigh Valley Ford and Union Carbide. The page catalogs stock names and values for Adams Express Amexs and major corporations with market figures.

Bennett & Co W. B Jump Merchants National Bank Adams Express Indus Rayonaa Inska Juneau Inspiration Harv Allied Stores Saints Mining Allis Ghaimers Nickel Power I Johns Manville Amn Hide & L Kennecott Amn Intl Corp Kresne S. S Loco Tea Kroger G & B Margenibo Lehigh Val Pow & L Libbey, Owens Aa avaLiz Mvers Lorillard, P McKesson Marshall Fid Mathiesen Ark Armour & Co Armstrong Cork Atchison SF Aviation Corp Kely Sin Baldwin Loco Biscuit Balto & Ohio Barnsdall Barber Dalry Knox Cerro de Pasco Ches, Ohio Radio Corp Coca Cola Reyn Bree Cole Palmolive Sou Railway Contl Motors Stew Warner del Hudson Studebaker del Lacka Elec Autolite Trans-Amer Elec Boat Way Fox Film Elec Union Carbide Elec Bnd Mau Union Pac Ford England Zisimi Aircraft Sisuni Air Lines A Ri Uni Corp Gen Electric Gen Motors Uni Fruit Gillette S Uni Gas Co Gimbel Bros Uni Gas Imp Goebel Brew Goodrich BF U S Goodyear Tire U S Rubber Graham Paige S Steel Nor Walworth Warner Bros Wes Wes Union Greyhound Wrestghse AB Hayes Westinghie el Hecker Hiram Walker Apy Willys Ova Houston Olton Wilcox Libby McNeil Brown Fence Midwest Corp Bliss Laughlin Nobl Sparks Bory Warner Quaker O Com Butler Bros Quker Bendix Ayn Chicago Corp Swift Cent Swift Intl Walureen Cherry Burl Zenith Rad

Ten Nab in New York Bookie Raids

Ten men were arrested in coordinated raids described as a million-dollar-a-year wire service for poolroom bookmakers and other gamblers. The operation covered New York New Jersey Westchester and Nassau County as part of Mayor LaGuardias crackdown on gambling.

NEW York (Ap LaGuardia New York New Jersey Westchester Nassau County

Nervous Trading Eases After Wheat Market Jig

Chicago reports show wheat prices dipping as traders react to unsettled price control wording in Congress. The market briefly fell about a cent a bushel before rallying, with December and May contracts closing significantly lower than Thursday. Cash grain values and livestock quotes accompany the summary of No 1 yellow, No 2 white, oats, barley, and lard prices.

Chicago Congress

Greek War Relief Gets Cedar Rapids United War Fund Aid

The Cedar Rapids War Appeals Coordinating committee approved aid to Greek War Relief and sent 2340 to the society. Total United War Fund disbursements reach 33831.25 with 20101.25 to U S C. Other grants include Russian, China, Navy, YMCA Prisoners, Queen Wilhelmina, British relief, Polish American council. Final December payments planned. policy limits one agency per country. Total raised 50360.52 with funds allocated to national goals for the war relief effort.

Greek War Relief Society Cedar Rapids War Appeals Coordinating Committee United War Fund Greece U.S.C United China Relief Navy Relief Society Y.M.C.A War Prisoners Aid Committee Queen Wilhelmina Fund British War Relief Society Polish- American Council War Appeals Coordinating Committee

Walker area man charged with drunken driving

Leo Ernst 38 of a farm south of Walker was arrested Thursday night on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was picked up on highway 150 north of Cedar Rapids and held at Linn county jail. Tax liens were filed in Cedar Rapids against Orville D Strouse for $27.44 income tax in 1941 and H C Metcalf for $357.86 employment tax in the same year with a penalty of $9140 added making $449.26.

Leo Ernst Walker Pete Whittemore Ernst Cedar Rapids Linn County Internal Revenue Laws U. S District Court Orville D Strouse Second Avenue SE H. C. Metcalf Anamosa Metcalf Electrical Company

Divorces Filed for Vera Claney and Ralph Davis

Two petitions for divorce were filed in district court on Friday. Vera Claney seeks a divorce from Gene Claney on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. they wed June 25, 1933 in Wheatland Ralph. Ralph Davis seeks a divorce from Helen Davis. they married November 14, 1934 in Cedar Rapids.

District Court Vera Claney Gene Claney Wheatland Ralph Davis Helen Davis Cedar Rapids

Oakland man arraigned on forged instrument charge

Joseph Swan aged 29 of Oakland California was arraigned in Linn county district court on a charge of uttering a forged instrument and given until Oct 7 to plead. He faced prosecution in Cedar Rapids over the alleged theft of 750 dollars in travelers checks from Al Setter of Cedar Rapids last year.

Joseph Swan Oakland Calif Linn County Cedar Rapids al Setter

Extradition Hearing Held in St Paul for Fox

Irving Fox charged in Cedar Rapids with daytime larceny faced extradition in the Minnesota statehouse with referee Paul Albrecht. A recommendation will go to Gov. Harold Stassen. Iowa officials Carl Henderson and L B Marshall led the state’s case. Fox allegedly aided Dorothy Myers in a daytime fur coat theft at Armstrong Clothing. Myers fled before trial and remains missing.

Irving Fox Cedar Rapids Statehouse St. Paul Paul Albrecht Albrecht Harold Stassen State of Iowa Carl Hendrickson L. B. Marshall Fox Dorothy Myers

Circus Gone but Spines Still Tingle in Cedar Rapids

Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey left Cedar Rapids Friday but about 12 000 people attended two performances. John Ringling North called Iowa one of the best circus states and noted strong business this season. The show featured 23 acts with famed elephants horses and a full menagerie plus standout aerial and acrobatic acts and clowns.

Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Cedar Rapids Alfred Court Prince Damon Massimilliano Truzzi John Ringling North Davenport Waterloo Des Moines Kansas City Iowa North Ringling Gargantua the Great M'toto Elephant Ballet Elly Ardeity Pilades

Townsend club meets and railmen group set for weekend

Townsend club No 7 holds a special meeting Saturday at 730 pm at 117 F avenue NW. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen meets Sunday at 10 am in the Roosevelt hotel. A theft at Tow's Standard Service was discovered Friday morning. entry via a window. Mr and Mrs J J Reif and son Robert, former Cedar Rapids residents now in Springfield Missouri, return after two weeks in Minnesota. The Lord's Supper observed at Shueyville United Brethren church Sunday at 9 30 am with sermon by Dr Wendell Henline titled A Covenant. Sunday school at 10 30 and Christian Endeavor at 8 pm.

Townsend Club No. 7 F Avenue NW J. J. Reif Robert Cedar Rapids Springfield Minnesota Reifs Reif Colonial Bakery Shueyville United Lyman & Son Shell A Ave 2Nd St. NE Colliers Life Mary Adams Baldridge Studio 3Rd St. E Richards Lab Richards Bar Ees Iowa Loan CO Montgomery Ward Claxton Pharmacy E. E. Severn Co Singer Singer Sewing Machine Co Sands Printing CO C. R. Knitting Co St. SW Saron Lutheran Church California Griffith Feather Mattress Co I K. Schaefer Kresge 3Rd Ave Ambulance Service Co I1th St. BW Indy Miller Pullman Hotel Graette Gazette Standard ‘Tire Co Illing Station J. L. Dostal Grande, Ave Eone Rennet Solar Aircraft Company Des Moines Iowa

Waltrip to Lead City Revival Services

Evangelist Burroughs A Waltrip begins a city wide revival with a Sunday service at 2 45 p m in Memorial Coliseum The evening sermon at 7 45 will be God Made a Covenant with America Services run nightly at 7 45 for three weeks except Mondays.

God America Burroughs A. Waltrip Memorial Coliseum

Funeral rites held for Thomas Short in Independence

Mrs. Perry Roberts of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Anna Chesmore of Waterloo attended the services for Thomas Short 83 of Daisy North Dakota who died suddenly while visiting relatives in Independence. Former Hazleton Independence and near Cedar Rapids resident. Services were conducted by Rev. B O Bashore and burial followed at Wilson Cemetery.

Perry Roberts Cedar Rapids Anna Chesmore Waterloo Independence Thomas Short Daisy, N. D Hazleton People’s Home B. O. Bashore Wilson Cemetery

Williamsburg Bride Mary Mahan Weds Albert Gorsch in Missouri

Mrs Edward Mahan announces the marriage of her daughter Mary to Albert Gorsch son of Mr and Mrs George Gorsch of Washington Iowa. The ceremony took place September 8 in Missouri. The bride is a 1942 Williamsburg high school graduate and the groom works for Quaker Oats in Cedar Rapids where they will reside.

Williamsburg Edward Mahan Mary Albert Gorsch George Gorsch Washington Missouri Williamsburg High School Quaker Oats Company Cedar Rapids

Iowa Scrap Take to Date Is 2 338 Tons

Des Moines AP Herbert C Plagman reports 2338 tons of scrap collected by 34 counties since the campaign began. Momentum grows as early totals reached 992 tons in three days. Harrison County leads per capita and total tonnage with 340 tons, aided by 136 tons on Friday. Other counties exceeding 100 tons include Cerro Gordo 262 Clayton 117 and Washington 113.

Des Moines Herbert C Plagman State General Salvage Section Iowa Plagman Harrison County W S. Rupe Ames Union Cerro Gordo Sioux Dubuque Clayton Washington

Iowa Among Ten States With Over 200000 Germans

Washington reports Iowa ranks among ten states with more than 200000 persons of German origin. The 1940 census lists 218680 Germans in Iowa, including 35540 foreign born and 183140 native born of foreign or mixed parentage, with Italians declining from 9747 to 8961. The German share fell from 11.6 to 8.6 percent between 1930 and 1940.

Washington Iowa Bureau of the Census

Help Wanted Ads and Rates for Cedar Rapids Gazette

Classified pricing and instructions for placing want ads. Includes per line word counts, multi day rates, box numbers, regional charge, and deadlines. Various sample ads show loss notices beauty services and job listings.

the Gazette Warne 2Nd Ave Twin Towers Coney Island 1St Ave 3Rd Ave Foxhead

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