Hogs Steady to Higher Across Markets as Receipts Rise
Market reports show hogs generally steady to a dime higher with top prices around 7.30 to 7.35 at several yards. Receipts at Chicago and Sioux City virtual totals near 6 000 to 8 500 head with buyers active and prices varying by weight, while cattle and sheep receipts also fluctuate and stay ready for packers and shippers.
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Chicago
Insii
Kanaas City
Omaha
Bt Louis
St. Josepht
St. Sioux City Paul
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Livestock market report from St Paul and Austin
Livestock receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep at St Paul Minn and Austin Minn show mixed results. Cattle steady to higher for feeders and steers with grass cattle around 5.25 to 6.25. hogs active with top around 7.00 for 160 to 260 pounds. sheep buyers seeking higher bids, fat lambs asked 25 cents more. Trade unsettled for calves and feeders. sow declines noted, pigs scarce and prices vary by weight.
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Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
Montana
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Geverally
Hinder
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U 5S
Dept -Agriculture
Amt
ST. Paul
Booth ST. Paul
Fed.State
Mkt. News Soc
Market quotes for live cattle and hogs by weight ranges
The report lists bid levels for cattle and hogs across weight brackets from 220 to 500 pounds. Prices vary by weight, with multiple entries including 220 240 270 300 330 360 400 450 and 500 pounds. Sows and per head figures appear with percentages and decimals across ranges.
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Towa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept Apriculture
I Interior Yowr
Minnesota
Associated Press
Ioc
U. Mwarchoxs
Atnas
Ason City
Hors
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Grain and Market Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids including wheat oats rye barley soybeans hay straw butterfat poultry lemons oranges and various fruits vegetables and meats with multiple grade distinctions and per unit prices. Livestock hides and horse values also shown with unit grades and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Crow
Cedar Rapids
Markets New York Produce Butter Cheese Prices Mixed
New York AP report shows combined egg receipts for Wednesday and Thursday at 13 158 firm with mixed colors and standards, plus varied firsts seconds and mediums. Butter receipts reach 1 170 697 with steadier prices and higher cream content. cheese receipts 706 523 with prices unchanged.
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New York
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago live poultry receipts show 1 car 33 trucks with ducks at varied prices. eggs receipts 4.174 firm fresh graded extra firsts 24c locally. potatoes arrivals 101 on track with heavy U S shipments 627 and mixed regional price movements. Idaho russets and Colorado MecClures show slight weakness while northern stock remains steady. overall market activity reflects slow demand and occasional decay adjustments.
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Chicago
Froduce
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
Biss
U S Government Bonds Close Friday in New York
U S government bonds closed Friday with quotes showing Treasury issues around 102.23 for 33a5 40 43 June and 107.20 for 3% bonds 46 49. Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan issues appear in the mid 100s with varying 42 57 ranges as printed.
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U. S. Bonds
NEW York
U. & Government
Treasury
Federal Farm
Home Owners Loan
Unclear OCR Financial Ticker Snippet
Fragmentary financial lines show bonds and utilities with upward price moves. Indicators include 40 bonds and 16 public utilities with small gains, but the text is corrupted and names or exact entities are not discernible.
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Sudogia Caradera
Ecseres
Industriais’ Cs
Rush For War Babies Brief
The New York stock market opened with a war buying surge led by steels, chemicals, and aircrafts, but gains faded quickly. By hour one, many issues reversed into losses. several recoveries surfaced near the close, leaving a ragged final picture with about 750000 shares changing hands. Strong names included Chrysler, General Motors, and American Smelting. curb listed Lake Shore Mines and Royal Typewriter, while Lockheed and American Gas lagged.
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New York
Stock Department
Chrysler
General Motors
American Smelting
Texas Corp
American Can
J. I. Case
American Water Works
Pennsylvania
International Nickel
Lake Shore
Aluminum of America
Royal Typewriter
Lockheed
N. J. Zine
American Gas
Wall St. Stocks and Prices Mixed After Friday Quotations
J. E. Bennett Co. reports Friday quotations across many companies and sectors led by Alaska Juneau and Allied Stores with varied moves. Names include International Harvester, Kennecott, Libby Owens, Procter Gamble, General Electric, and Union Carbide among others, showing broad activity across the market. An English pilot J. Barnes reportedly made a valid will on an eggshell.
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Publisnea
J. E. Bennett
Yand Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Inspiration
Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Hydrogoa
Allied Chem
Intl Mining
Allied Stores
OxInd Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Tel
McLellan Stores
Bay
Amn
Wat Pvks
Marshall
Pig
Mathieson Aik
Antastag
Anaconda Conroy
Miami Copper
Ark
Nat Gas
Niout and Co
Mpls
Tex J
Atchison Tsf
Mont Ward
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Murray Corpn
Balto and Ohio
Natl Cash Ree
Bendix
Natl Dairy Prd
Bayuk
Natl Dept Surs
Nat Distirs
Beth Steel
Poke Awe Ly
Nat Beane
Bohn Alum
I Borden Co
Nor Pac
Borg Warner North Amn Co
Amn Avi
Briggs Mie
Bucyrus Erie
Ohio
Apackard Murs
Pandie
Paramount
Cal & Hecla
Blo Park
Utah
Calumet Z L
Penick & Ford
Camp Wyant
Pennand R
Earth
Sthenics
Col Gas & Elec
Seaboard cl
Conit
Roebuck
Ongolewin
Consol Edison
Consoleti
Bak Baggimons Co
Motors
Edo
Son Ca
Ason Pac
So Por Rico
Coty, Inc
Crown Crurles Sperry Corn
Crucible Steel
S Deere & Co
Friscore SR del LD & W
FyStew Warner
Douglas Air
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Tex Carne
Eastman Rod
Tatec Auto
Elec
Pow & L
Trans-America
Bond & S
Fox Film
Erle
Union Carbide Rai Fish Rubber
Union Pac
Freeport Tex
Uni Aircraft
Gen Baking
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corpn
Uni el Coal
Gen Foods
Yni Fruit
Gen
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
UN S& P
Oen Realty
Sint
Gobel
Adolph
Goebel
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paige
Tay Ward
Greyhound Af
Warner
Wesn
Guanteamo
Wean Union
Weshouse AB
Weshouse
Hat Corp
Midwest Corp & Butler Bros
Quaker O Com
Cherry Barrel
Quaker GO Pr
Chicasto Corp
Swift & Co
Comw
Edison
Swift Intl
Cons Biscuit
Waleren
Helleman Brew
J. Barnes
Wheat Holds Narrow Range Amid Chicago Trading
Wheat and corn traded in a tight two cent range on the Chicago board, with wheat slipping to a fraction lower by the close while corn held steady. Chicago cash prices showed No. 3 red durum around 85 and No. 1 yellow corn near 51 to 54 cents, alongside a batch of other grain quotes from Minneapolis and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Masons Urge Americans to Guard Against Propaganda
Homer A Benjamin of Waterloo told High Twelve at the Roosevelt hotel that Americans must protect themselves from propaganda and weigh the news. He urged unity among Masons to lead communities, solve domestic problems, and pursue a spiritual revival amid war tensions in Europe.
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Benjamin
Waterloo
High Twelve Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Des Moines and Central Iowa
Grand Lodge of Iowa
High Twelve
Europe
G Men Nab Former Air Plant Employee Thief Of Plans
Santa Monica California INS reports G men arrested Edward W McDonough 27 of West Los Angeles a former Douglas Aircraft employee charged with stealing plans and specifications for U S army planes produced at the Santa Monica plant McDonough a Carnegie Tech graduate and father of a two month old daughter denies the charge held on 10000 bond for the federal grand jury Hoover head of the FBI had just left LA after a short visit with officials offering little comment on the arrest amid a broader probe of suspected foreign agents on the Pacific coast
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Santa Monica
Calif
INS
Douglas Aircraft, Inc
Douglas
Edward W. McDonough
West Los Angeles
Carnegie Tech
McDonough
Federal Grand Jury
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Los Angeles
G-men
Hoover
Pacific Coast
Hobo King Arrested in Grinnell Jail Sentenced to 10 Days
Scoopshovel Scotty McDougal king of hoboes, elected at Britt, was arrested in Grinnell for intoxication and jailed by Mayor George Clifton for 10 days in Montezuma. Also noted: W B Austin and wife deed Cedar Rapids lot 1 block 17 Bever Park 2nd add to Lydia M Brown for $1.
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Gazette
Grinnell
Scotty” McDougal
Britt
George Clifton
Montezuma
W. B. Austin
Lydia M. Brown
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
Valcons
Washington
Eicher Mennonite Church
Noble
Peter Christner
Wayland
Trenton
Jacob
Barbara Christner
Lydia Conrad
Mena
Iona Falls
Enos
Amos
Blakesburg
Elon
Cranefordsville
A. C
Indiana
Verle Me
Keene
Davenport
Harry Misser
Rome
Carl Erickson
Pleasant
Chris
Lena Hershey
Mary Gisser
Cresco man gets year in jail for leaving fatal crash
DECORAH Charles Barnes of Cresco pled guilty to leaving the scene of a fatal accident. Judge T H Goheen sentenced him to one year in the county jail and a $500 fine. Barnes was arrested after the body of Raymond Callahan of Austin Minnesota was found on the highway between Decorah and Ridgeway.
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Gazette
Decorah
Charles Barnes
Cresco
T. H. Goheen
Barnes
Raymond Cala~han
Austin
Minn
Ridgeway
Motorist Injured When Crashes Into Boxcar At Crossing
Jake Jelinek 24 of 1202 Eleventh St NW sustained lacerations and bruises after his car collided with a boxcar being switched by Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway near Eighth Ave and First St SE shortly after 2 am. He was unconscious on arrival at St Luke’s Hospital but listed in fairly good condition. Conductor Clarence Raim led the crew with Leo Vanourney and Robert Elam on board. no flagman was present at the crossing.
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Eighth Avenue
First Street
Jake Jelinek
Eleventh Street
Jelinek
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar Rapids and
Iowa City Railway
Clarence Raim
North Liberty
Leo Vanourney
Swisher
Robert Elam
Personal Health Service and the Quackery Threats
The writer laments a public health education failure as millions send letters on hygiene and disease prevention. He argues quackery and nostrum profits push ignorance, while early 20th century exams for well folk gain limited adoption. A hopeful note credits rising health consciousness over the past twenty five years.
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North America
I. Q
Humbug and Hokum, Inc
Questions and Answers on Nitrate Stain and Habits
A reader asks about removing a stain with silver nitrate and oxalic acid and about tobacco habits. Responses discuss effectiveness, risks, and guidance, noting the need for caution and humor in the correspondence.
Encouragement Of Russia Seen As Nazis' Best Bet
Paris reports Hitler may offer concessions to Russia to pressure Britain and France. Hitler could intensify air warfare on the British fleet while banking on Russian pressure on the Balkans to gain a free hand. French intelligence notes mass German troop movements behind the Siegfried Line and a potential major offensive. The French cabinet plans to demobilize men around 49 to keep industry and farming efficient.
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Paris
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
Balkans
Britain
France
Germany
Chamberlain
Siegfried Line
Line
Rhineland
Grinnell and area obituaries and civic notes brief
The Grinnell region reports multiple obituaries and civic notices. Henry Albert Buswell of Marengo dies after illness. Vera Naylor’s Los Angeles death. William Case of Grinnell buried. Rev Leland Mann to lead Grinnell church. community receptions and birthday tributes noted in Wellman and Onslow.
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Claude Naylor
Los Angeles
Vera Naylor
Miss Naylor
Verta Naylor
Pasadena
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H. A Prees
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