Fairly Active Livestock Markets Across Midwest and Chicago
Slaughter cattle and hog markets show active bidding with top cattle around 18.35 and steady to higher demand for stockers. Iowa and Omaha receipts mix cattle and hogs with steady to higher feeder and stocker prices. Sioux City and Chicago report balanced, steady to higher volumes and mixed lamb and sheep trading, with western lambs and feeders in active demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Utah
Erade Western
WFA
Sioux City
WPFA
Cannes
Saleen
New York Produce Prices and Wholesale Markets
New York wholesale prices for butter eggs cheese and poultry shown with two day receipts. Butter ranges firm with high bids and premium scores. cheese and eggs show steady levels. poultry markets firm with limited offers including roosters rabbits fowls and squabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Produce Market Report Notes Mixed Prices
Saturday and Sunday totals show steady receipts for eggs and butter with some declines in demand. Poultry and meat skews mixed, with turkeys and roosters varying in price while ducks and geese show divergence. Regional shipments from Idaho Minnesota and North Dakota are mentioned alongside commercial price ranges and specific varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Geese Wall
U. S
Idaho Russel Burbanks
Wisconsin cheese CT sales and car bids report
A miscellaneous note reports United States No 1 twins or cars 2344c squares 24 percent oc with no bids uncovered. No further details or names are provided in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States
River Stages Report Shows Minor Movement Across Hydrology
River stage readings indicate small changes with 4.0 and 4.7 noted, a rise to 6.2 and 7.0 observed in related gauges, and a 0.3 to 0.4 percentage shift. no significant alteration in water levels beyond these marginal readings.
$300 Judgment in Car Collision Case
Judge G. K. Thompson awards Lois J. Mitchell $300 against George F. Nicholas after a collision on Sept. 19 in Mariana. Nicholas dismissed with prejudice a counterclaim seeking $350 for damages to his car. Mitchell claimed $1,075 for personal injuries and damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Lois J. Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
George F. Nicholas
Jacksonville
Fla
Nicholas
Mariana
Damazges
Cedar Hog Market Holds Steady At Top Prices
The Cedar hog market remains at ceiling levels on Monday with prime butchers at 14.45 dollars. Packers fees show varied figures and lambs and sheep are priced by weight and quality, with cannery ewes and buck lambs discounted.
Cedar Rapids grain prices and wholesale fruit market report
Grain prices list corn yellow Old No 2 at 1.0442 soybeans 1.86 per bushel oats new White No 2 66c No 3 65c rye No 2 1.00 and more hay prices grain commodities including baled hay 14.00 per ton heavy and light springs hens leghorn prices range. Wholesale fruits vegetables Michigan celery 1.40 per dot Arizona colorad o Pasco celery 4.25 per crate lemons 6.84 California Valencia 6.41 lettuce 5.53 sweet potatoes Jersey U No 1 apples jonathans 3.85 McIntosh 3.50 Russet Idaho 375 California grapefruit 5.37 hides and animal products prices listed No 1 cured 12 No 2 cured tic No 1 calf hides 13c No 2 calf 12 4ac No 1 horse 6.50 No 2 horse 6.00 No 1 kip 12 4gc. Tail and mane included. Bony and glue half price.
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Michigan
Colorado
California
Jersey
Idaho
U. S
Grains Develop Weak Tendency Amid Selloff
Chicago grain futures opened weak as stop-loss selling hit wheat and rye and demand remained low. Wheat, oats, rye, and barley fell across the board with December quotes slipping, reflecting a cautious market mood and disappointing demand signals.
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Chicago
Chicago cash provisions and grain prices
Chicago market update lists cash wheat at No 2 hard 1.66, oats No 3 mixed 65 2 cents, No 1 white 67 cents, No 4 white heavy 65 cents. Malting barley 1.1541.37, feed 1.10. Field seed per hundredweight Timothy 50 26, red clover 31.50, alsike 28.50.
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Chicago
Timothy Se
Stocks dip after four straight gains in New York trading
New York stocks largely eased on Monday after a four session rally as market leaders slipped to lower levels. Trading volume was around 600,900 shares, one of the lighter totals in recent months, with many industrial issues listed among the day’s decliners.
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New York
New York Bond Market Shows Irregularity In Reorganization Issues
The New York bond market opened with irregularity as reorganization rail issues met supply, with overall buying weak except in select favored loans. Baltimore and Ohio rail bonds led gains up to two points at the final hour, while loans from St Paul, Rock Island, Missouri Pacific and others saw moderate support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
St Paul
Rock Island
Missouri Pacific
Marion Man Accused of Supplying Liquor to Minor
Joe J. Mally, 45, of route 3 Marion pled innocent when arraigned in Judge G K Thompson court Monday on a charge of giving intoxicating liquor to a minor. Arrested by deputies Harlan Snyder and P J White more near Marion early Sunday. Bond set at 1000 dollars and he was released from Linn County jail.
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Joe J. Mally
Route 3
Marion
G. K. Thompson
Harlan Snyder
P. J. Whittemore
Mally
Linn County
Red Cross dressings class to close. War Dads meet in YMCA theater
Mrs L K Cornell announced the Red Cross surgical dressings class will be closed Wednesday. American War Dads chapter No 11 will hold its October meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the YMCA little theater. Sunday school extension classes will be held each Tuesday at 3:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs Roy Kessler 940 L street SW for school children in the vicinity.
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Y.M.C.A. Little Theater
Roy Kessler
L Street
Bombers Hit Reich Cities in Major Allied Raid
London reports more than 1,100 Fortresses and Liberators with strong fighter escorts attacked military targets in Schweinfurt Coblenz and Mainz on Monday.
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London
Schweinfurt
Coblenz
Mainz
Couple Sentenced in Lewdness Case in Local Court
Theresa Clifford 19 of a local hotel address and Eugene Renault 38 of New York City pled guilty to a joint lewdness charge in Judge M C Hamiel's court. Clifford received six months at Rockwell City reformatory and Renault six months in Linn County jail. Appeal bonds set at 1000 dollars after police arrested them at a local hotel Sunday.
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Theresa Alice Clifford
Eugene Renault
Edward Russell
New York City
M. C Hamiel
Miss Clifford
Women’s State Reformatory
Rockwell City
Renault
Linn County
City Council Approves Beer Permit Transfer and Budget Move
The city council approved transferring a class C beer permit from George R. Stratton at 142 Thirtieth Street Drive SE to 212 F Avenue NW. It also approved moving 6336.50 from waterworks to the sewer rental fund for disposal service. A notice of assessment for street rubbish removal and repair was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Stratton
Thirtieth Street
F Avenue NW
Force Disposal Service
Novak Heating Co
3rd_Ave
Goodyear
2Nd Ave
Pigman & CO. We
Coal stocks fall vs last year under Ickes report
Secretary Ickes announced that on September 1 coal on hand was 11 million 487 thousand tons lower than the prior year. He warned the upcoming heating season would be less favorable than earlier wartime winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Ickes
Innocent Plea Entered in Breaking and Entering Case
Milo S. Christopherson of Rochester Minnesota pleaded innocent Monday in Judge M C Hamiel's court to breaking and entering. He was held in Linn county jail in lieu of 2500 dollars. Police say he was recently released from Anamosa reformatory for being in a room without invitation.
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Milo S. Christopherson
Rochester
Minn
M. C. Hamiel
Linn County
Anamosa
Pondering Purse Strings in City Pool Budget Battle
City council workers expressed amazement as Mayor Hahn read a playground and recreation commission report from October 3, 1944. The document notes plans to establish a separate swimming pool fund, with a $900 transfer proposed from the recreation budget to seed the pool fund despite missing commission approval. The 1944-45 commission budget stood at $29,600, while the 1945-46 budget rose to $38,767 as officials aim to finance the pool project within stated funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. K. Hahn
Playground and Recreation Commission
Commission
L. D. Burgus
Burgus
Recreation and Playground Commission
Black
Robert Black
Recreation Commission
Nazis Reported Quitting Athens
British advances in Greece drive toward Corinth as German forces reportedly evacuate Athens. British troops near the Isthmus of Corinth have captured Navplion and may have entered Corinth, narrowing the overland escape for any remaining Germans in the Peloponnesus.
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Rome
Athens
Peloponnesus
Corinth
Geteway
Greece
Navplion
Dinner After Initiation Of K C Candidates
More than 300 joined a Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus initiation at the Columbus Club on 716 Avenue NE. The event followed the initiation of 38 candidates from Van Horne and nearby areas, with visitors from Des Moines Iowa City and Williamsburg. State deputy George O Malley and state secretary Ray Conley attended. The De agen council’s membership exceeded 700.
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Columbus Club
Avenue NE
van Horne
Cedar Rapids
Council of the
Knights of Columbus
Des Moines
Iowa City
Williamsburg
George O’malley
Ray Conley
Deagen Council
Card of Thanks and Lost and Found Notices
Card of Thanks Graves Aloe thanks friends for assistance and floral offerings and funeral services for husband and father. Mrs Weems thanks friends for kindness during illness and death. Lost and Found notices include a billfold with Collins photos and money, a black billfold, a gray fountain pen with gold trim, black hip boots, and a gas ration book. Rewards offered. Personal notices and printing ad follow.
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Weems
Weems and
Johnson
Gray Eversha Sth
Cedar Rapids
Ladies learn to sew and make clothes the modern way
An eclectic local page lists sewing centers and shops offering Singer machines, watches, jewelry, and clothing items. It promotes sewing lessons, alterations, and sales from multiple businesses near the Post Office and Palace Theater, with ads for belts, jewelry, and beauty services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer Sewing Center
Iack
Soc iProbacce Jouety
Ave
Palace Theater
George Swartzendruber
Guaranty
Florida
Southeastern
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Iowa
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Towa
Austin
Lamson Brothers
H R Mowrey
Merchants National Wheat
C. R. Hog Market
Scott Copr Agn
Brocer G & B
Allis Chalmers
Libb McNeil
Bbey Owens
Lig
RY Amn Radia Loewsa
McKesso
I Amn Tel & T
Martin GL
Amn Foo
Martin Lly
Y Maytag
Frame & Ge
Mont Ward
Atlantic Riz ‘ash-Kelv
Aviation S
Nail Biscuit
Boeing Airp
North Amn Co
Iden Co
Nor -' Briggs
Pack Ates
Budd Maren Hynes
Cal & Hicda
Proctor
Geen
Res
Ohio
Crysler Mtrs
Radio Co
Seeid Radio Keith
OU Fac RR
Butler Bros
Qukr O Co
Qukr O Pr
Swift, Co
Chicago Corp
Swift Ind
Comn Edison
Walgreen
Cub Amn Sug
Son, Railway
Curtiss
Calif
Dee . Nd Ind
Dollas Air
Erie RR
Stew Warner
Studebaker
Lec Autolite
Tex Corp
Elec Boat
Tex
Elec Bad & S
Gen
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Protors
Uni
Ullette S R
Thi Air Lines
Goodrich
Goodsear Tire
Pruit
Graham Paige
oSim
Greyhound
Houston Oil
Steel
Homestake
Walworth Sean Hudson Mtrs
Warner Bros
Liee Wee Wkins
Wills Orla
Wilson. Co
Woolworth
Youngstown
Johns Manville
Zenith Radio
City Briefs
U.S
Reich Cities
City Hall
Steeh
K.C
Laer
Collins Pass
Picures
Shirley Hus
Ora Ave
Rumma Sale
Oman
Sta
Sunda
National Oats Co
Service Department
Gas Island Goodyear
Ind Ave. SE
Swisher Pavilion
Swisher
THE
Quaker Oats Company
Carpenters
Abell Howe Co
6Th St
Davis Cleaners
Dal Red Crown Bowling Ailey
Kate
Aries
Miles
Atkins
Carl Lundeen
Rt. 2
McKesson & Robbins
Sc Ae
Eddy Paper Corp
FAVE
Roosevelt
Ee Ie i i Business Services
Chris Krens
Park Ave
Butchera
Sodding & Fuel Co
Colonial Baking Co
5Th Ave
Peter Pan Bakery
6Th Ave
Bazette
General Plant Labor
DIAL
Priere & Sons, Inc
Paramount Theater
Davis 218
Stolba’s Bakery
Vernom Ave
Duster Bros
Harmony
Field
Ronnie
Cashman Plumbing & Heating
Harry Davis
Mack A’ Tine
Leo J. Smith
Sparta
J. T. Thomas
Aeceae
I. Kirkpatrick
Business
Gazette
Gazette Ca
Deer Rapids
Saaty
Sincists Fens
Jing Co
Sacks
Rapids Chevrolet CO
Liggett
Third Ave. SE
Priebe & Sons, Inc
Thomas
Lipton
Ing
Pease Htanes Ress
T.W. Town
May
Bell Captain Hotel
Farmens
T. C. Peic
Mtrose
Adverti
Ennai Ege
Asant
Percy
Kresge CO
Iy Gee
Armony
Ui May
Tor's Office
Roosevelt Hotel
Hindky Gro_cery
Ith Ave
Garnet Sandwich Shop
Mandarin Inn
New Process Laundry Co
Troy Laundry | CO
Apply May's Drug Store
O. F. Poulesn Commedies Co
Iowa Theater
Butterfly Cafe
Perman
Nice
Aesperi
Loftus Advertising Bo Ag
Checker
Farmers , Co
3Rd St
Waterercal Watches
Biliferae Ane Ae Katz Jewelry & IL
First Street
V-Mail Claxton Pharmacy
Fisher Tsruz
3Rd Ave
Schacter
Vincent’s Jewelry Store
War Bonds Scharper's
Singer Sewing Machines
I Sewing Machine Co
1St Avenue SE
Richards Laboratories
G. Hover, Jeweler
3Rd Ave. W
Royal Laundry
Taylor P.T.A
1St Ave
ROYAL _LAUNDRY
BEA Salo
3Rd St. NE
Vely Lady Beauty
First Avenue SE
Violet
Sojka
Martha Dvorak
Metropolitan
Paris Academy
Thompson Beauty Salon
Hazel Meyers
Iowa Theater Ride
Marie Stewart
Ona 'Tel
Ann Tyler
Ce-Mar
Bob Berkey
Pormerly Ray Foose
Tax
ST. SE
Uptown
1St ST. SE
Century Engineering Corporation
Third St
Cee Posee
Cedar Rapids Engineering Co
17Th ST
Advance
Allen Motor CO
Link Best Speeder Corp
Sixth Street
Petersen Baking Co
6Th Ave. SE
Sanders and Deburrers
Kardex
Ilb.m. Key Punch
Collins Radio
35Th St. NE
Igoroeede
Mes See
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