Livestock Market Recap Mixed Tones Across Regions
Chicago hogs show limited testing with no strong bids as supply tightens. Cattle and sheep markets hold steady to firm with good demand and higher prices reported in several Midwest yards, including Sioux City and Des Moines, led by steady to higher calf and feeder quotes and strong sheep quotes.
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Chicago
Cincago Livestock
USNS
Asticulture
United
Cabic Cabes
Ecatee van & Seerhoss
Aebt
SIU
Western Brass
Sioun Cury
Sioux Ciay Wei Ss
Az Culture
Cvetle Fatale Kempts
Auehie
Ford
Rangers
Chetce
Felding
Taney
Belfer Calyes
Wees
Sheep market update and cattle feeder notes
Fragments report lamb and lamb feeder activity with prices around $9.25 and a $2009 level. Mentions Dakota feeders and packing house interest. Limited readable details, but notes steady to higher trends and spot market activity for lambs and related livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goys
Hogs Weaken on Local Market as Prime Grades Drop
Hogs weakened again on the local market as prime grades fell a dime and packers moved a nickel lower. The top for hogs reached 680 dollars while cattle remained steady.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listings
A Cedar Rapids market page lists assorted prices and items including grains like corn and oats, hay, and straw. dairy butterfat and cream quality. poultry prices with hens, leghorns, and roasters. wholesale fruits and vegetables with lemons, celery, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, potatoes, and apples. also cattle hides, horse prices, and general market rates. Names of items and price figures appear with scattered unit labels and occasional misprints typical of a late era farm market listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Markets in Chicago New York receipts steady and varied
A chaotic market report shows Butter receipts firming to 93.341 with firmer creamery notes and 90 score. Idaho russets and Bliss Triumphs cited with mixed quality, prices around 1.60 to 1.85, US No 1 and market bids listed. New York and Chicago markets report receipts, standards, and varying conditions across multiple produce lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lncago
Chicago
LGGE
Idaho Rusett Burbank
Bissta Bliss
U.S
Orczon Bliss
Colorado
Reil McClures US
Minnesota
Apallanesic
North Dahote
Rett River Valley
Bliss
Wisconsin cheese and wool market notes in Plymouth and Boston
In Plymouth Wisconsin cheese quoters list daisies and cheddars with prices around 15 cents. in Boston the U S Department of Agriculture reports slow wool trading with small lots scarce and prices at 43 to 44 cents for certain grades. A few consignments to Kingston and related values are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscowsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wihicansin Cheese Exchange
Boston
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
War Buying Breaks Out In Stock Market Rally
A mild revival of the war buying urge appeared in the stock market on Saturday as steels, motor trucks, aircraft and related issues moved to higher levels. Transfers for about two hours reached 600000 shares with large blocks of low-priced issues changing hands. Studebaker White Motors and Mack Truck hit new highs for 1939 while Lockheed American Cyanamid Mercantile Stores and Electric Bond and Share showed gains in the curb market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Studebaker
White Motors
Mack Truck
Lockheed
American Cyanamid
Wall Street Stocks and Bonds Mixed Amid Allied War News
Saturday quotes show convertible bonds rising with stocks on Allied war news. U.S. governments were inactive. utilities and several corporates led gains with Commonwealth Edison 3s Americ an and Foreign Power 5s up. Major issues in rails, oil, and manufacturing moved modestly, while many industrials posted fractional increases and some declines persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bulyview
Studebakers
U .S
Commonwealth Edison
Americam
Foreign Power
Detroit
International Hydro-Electric
Portland General Electric
Wheat Gains on Quiet Chicago Trade as Corn Rallies
Wheat climbed about a cent on the Chicago board of trade with December at 1.55? to 148 1/4 cents while corn advanced about a quarter to 49 1/4 cents December. Oats rose about 1/4 cent, soybeans up around a cent as grain futures overall firmed amid improved shipping demand and speculative selling. Purchases arriving totaled 40,000 bushels and shipper sales 112,000 bushels, with Minneapolis and Kansas City higher and Winnipeg showing modest gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Winnipeg and Chicago Prices for Wheat and Provisions
Market notes show Winnipeg prices for wheat and futures quotes with partial figures. Chicago prices list CASI wheat bins and soybeans, oats, barley, and timothy seed. Minneapolis market receipts and cash grain quotes are provided with mixed numbers for No 1 and No 3 grades across several commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fred
Timothy
Minneapolis
Sachagher
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Events
Birthday club in Hopkinton names officers for the new year. Culvert work on Highway 340 near McGregor to Pike's Peak state park advances with eight concrete culverts planned and grading expected next month. Arlington's Burton North to sing on Upper Iowa radio program with Mrs. North accompanying. A three act comedy Dont Darken My Door to be staged Nov 3 at the college by PT A with D H Johnston and Lyle Joseph directing. George Dusanck, a farmer near Wyoming, loses much of his right hand in a corn picker. Mrs Evan Garrett of Delta dies at 81 after a paralytic stroke. funeral set at Springfield rural church with burial in Springfield cemetery.
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Hnopkinton
Alicia Bacon
Alice Barnes
Ada Gearhart
D. C. Mackintosh
Etta Jefferies
Mcgregor
Highway 340
Pike’s Peak State Park
F. A. Moser
Farneersburg
G. H. Lowe
Cedar Rapids
Arlington
Burton M. North
Upper Iowa
WOT
WSUI
North
Wyoming
George Dusanck
Mercy Hospital
Anamosa
Delta
Evan Garrett
Lee Tolles
Clara Moore
Nellie Stout
Oskaloosa
Clarence Garrett
John J. Garrett
Williamsburg
William Garrett
Springfield
Springfield Cemetery
Marion Whips Vinton 13 to 7 for first win
Marion high school football toppled Vinton 13 to 7 in a Tri-Valley conference clash. Warren Kelley scored two touchdowns, Dale Thomas added the extra point, and Bob Marsh and Bob Hoff starred behind a strong Marion line to end a five-game skid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Kelley
Marion High School
Vinton
Marion
Indians
Kelley
Dale Thomas
Bob Marsh
Bob Hoff
Ed Boyanovsky Loses Right Hand In Picker
E G Boyanovski a 48 year old farmer north of Marton on route No 3 lost his right hand at 11 am Saturday after his hand was caught in a corn picker. His daughter Ruth and brother Theodore notified help. He was taken to St Luke's hospital where amputation was performed and his condition was listed as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G Boyanovski
Marton
Ruth
Theodore Boyanovsky
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marion club dinner and games at Hallwood cafe
Forty seven members of the Marion chapter of the Milwaukee Railroad Women’s club gathered for dinner at Hallwood cafe with bitter sweet bouquets adorning tables. Entertainment included dancing and bridge and Chinese checkers prizes were awarded to several members. Guests from Cedar Rapids and Marion attended.
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Marion
Milwaukee Railroad Womens Club
Hallwood
Bridge
L. R. Shellenbourger
WG. Bowen
C. L. Westcott
Pinnachle
A. E. Fairhurst
Flora Lawson
Walter Riley
Charles Craft
Raymond McGee
Frank Houston
R. Gray
Cedar Rapids
Raymond McCann
George Savidis
William Coffey dies at old family home near Marion
William T. Coffey 73 lifelong Prairie Chapel resident died at 4 p.m. Friday at the family residence seven miles northeast of Marion after a long illness. Born February 16, 1866 in Clark County Ohio he moved to Iowa as an infant and lived on the same farm. Survived by wife Jessie M. Coffey son John W. Coffey of Port Angeles Washington daughter Mary Coffey Wagner Center Point two sisters and seven grandchildren. Funeral Sunday at Prairie Chapel church with burial in its cemetery.
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William T. Coffey
Prairie Chapel
Marion
Mr. Coffey
Clark County
Ohio
John and
Cyrene Boyd Dawson Coffey
Iowa
Jessie M. Sanborn
John W Coffey
Port Angeles
Wash
Mary Coffey Wagner
Center Point
James
Mary E. Brooks
Benton City
Euphemia V. Sanborn
Port Townsend
Coffey
Prairie Chapel Church
J. B Clyde
Friends Mas
Yocom Chapel
Marion area church schedule highlights services today
Baptist church led by Rev L W Tom an holds Bible school at 9 45 morning worship at 10 45 with Greatest Words of the Bible sermon. Evening service at 7 30 features Greatest Investment. Midweek activities and choir luncheon planned. Catholic mass at 8 and 10 am. Congregational service at 11 with Knowing Jesus, Pilgrim Hymn Society at 6 30pm, youth music ministry notes. Free Methodist morning service and Sunday school at 9 45 am.
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L. W. Toman
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J McEliott
Christian—Bible School
C G. Ellinger
Jesus
Community church schedules and speakers listed
Local church notices outline Sunday services Sunday school times and morning worship across Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God Prairie Chapel Teague and Alburnett congregations. Guest speakers include Rev Arthur W Henke Mrs Gilbert Voorhies and Rev CV De Jong with youth activities and Epworth Leagues scheduled through evening services weekdays.
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Methodist Episcopal
Arthur W. Henke
Epworth League
Marion Christian Endeavor Union
Robert Haupt
Presbyterian
CV. R. de Jong
Gilbert Voorhies
de Jong
Christian Endeavor
Marion
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth Teague
Alburnett
Mr Clyde
Kohout Death Notices Solon area rural farmer dies at 44
Louis Wesley Kohout aged 44 died at 8 30 am Saturday in a local hospital after living on the farm near Solon all his life He was born October 24 1894 He is survived by his wife a daughter Maxine two sons Milner and Donald his parents Mr and Mrs James Kohout of Solon and three sisters Mrs Katherine Parizek Lone Tree Mrs Ralph Buline and Mrs John S Kasper near Solon A brother John preceded him in death Funeral services set for Monday at 9 am in St Marys Church Solon conducted by Rev J B Michalek with burial in the church cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wesley Kohout
Solon
Maxine
Milner
Donald
James Kohout
Katherine Parizek
Lone Tree
Ralph Buline
John S Kasper
Near
John
St Mary's Church
J. B. Michalek
Funeral services for Carleton Goodwin in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Carleton Goodwin retired Rock Island conductor who died at his home 1733 Third Avenue SE will be held at 3 30 p m Sunday in Turner chapel conducted by Dr Charles J Bready and Crescent lodge No 25 AF and AM Burial will be Cedar Memorial park cemetery Friends may call at the chapel All Master Masons to meet Crescent lodge at the Masonic hall at 3 pm Sunday to attend the services Honorary pallbearers will be former Rock Island associates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Goodwin
Rock Island
Third Avenue SE
Turner Chapel
Charles J. Bready
Crescent Lodge
Cedar Memorial Park
Masonic Hall
Goodwin
Funeral services for Mrs Katharine Parazil Johnson
Funeral services for Mrs Katharine Parazil Johnson wife of John Johnson will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Sunday in charge of Rev Henry Scherer Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Parazil Johnson
John Johnson
Turner Chapel
Henry Scherer
Bohemian National Cemetery
Cubs Become Scouts In Arthur School Group
Billy Funcke and Herbertson Lackum joined Scout ing by Troop 25 on graduation from Cubbing Pack 25 at Arthur PTA. Eighty five boys and parents attended. New Cubs include Milo Loomis Tommy Chadima Robbie Daniels and Royal LeHunt. Wolf badges went to Gene Sell Roger McDonald John Simmons. Bear badges to Blayne Rockstedt. Gold arrow points to Gene Sell Roger McDonald Jack Howe. Silver arrow points to Herbert von Lackum. Ray Allen showed world fair and eastern states photos. Pack 25 hosts a Halloween party Oct 31. Dick Prouty Jerry Pollock and Herbert Summers joined Pack 29 as Cubs with 70 attendees. John Skogsberg Carl Donald earned wolf badges Bryce Hahn bear badge. Gold silver arrow awarded to Richard Reece Ralph Dresher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Funcke
Herbertson Lackum
Troop 25
Arthur P. T
Cordell Rudin
Milo B. Loomis
Tommy Chadima
Robbie Daniels
Royal LeHunt
Gene Sell
Roger McDonald
John Simmons
Blayne Rockstedt
Jack Howe
Herbert von Lackum
Ray Allen
Dick Prouty
Jerry Pollock
Herbert Summers Weer
Westminster Presbyterian Church
John Skogsberg
Carl Donald
Bryce Hahn
Richard Reece
Ralph Dresher
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Information
Rates and instructions for Cedar Rapids Gazette want ads including sizes, days, and costs. Out of town ads payable in advance. Ads may be phoned mailed or dropped at the Gazette Office. Includes notices of lost items and general announcements with examples and rate table.
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Gazetice
United States
Gazette Office
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
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Lye Stech Svar
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G.atumw
Sh Nera TM
Ain Packers
Mason City
Waterloo
Austin
Austin Minn
Barrosa
Wills
Des Moines
IU S&s. Dept Agriculture
Ointerios Town
South ST
Orco
VNSE
Tray Ted
Satusaas
Kansas
Omaha
East
Ciyae
Indiana
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchant National Bank
Ciowd Paehctls
G &N' Gandmecke Soneaia
Goaont
Rae
Ateeis Ag
Meghimn
Gimee
Bsner
Gentine Spring
Gilain
Idaho
Jonathan Bortleteny
Alo
Fees Hall
York Produce
York Jap
H J Cousins
D. R. Gordon
Alle
Kingston
Val Con
Wall St
Nal
Je, Bennett & Co
Duiup
Ylsi
Unche
Merchants Naltional Bank
I Deer
Attac
Unche Adams Express
Alaska Dumeau Ula
Perks
Aussieny Corp
bin Johns
Mavis Fitz Ovenith Low
Chaners Aiicd Chem
Kans City Low
Allied Stores
Kineston Baimo RR
Amal Lon
Aversees Am Comb Ale
Lampert
Coturdey Industrials
Rails
Udigit Valley
Libby
Ind Corp i
Ugd& Meyers
Bury Ain
Voit
Ai Metals
Lowave
Enesson
Morahall
Ward Motor Wheel
Naconas
Shurray, Corp
Nash Kelarene Gas
Belias Audi To & Sfp
Gez Neth
Biscuit Amata Big
Cash Res Avietion Corp
Natl Dairy
Baila & Ohio Ty
Distirs
Glarasdail Corp
Beatrice Cry
Central
Benois
Baya
Pac 1
Eth
Steel
North Amn Co
Abin
Ohlo Oil
Boon Alumayous
Horton Co
Packard
Camp Werant
Canada Dry
Procter Gamible
Caterpillar
Orlanese Pullnais Co
Cerro de Pasco Tits Pure Oil
Radio Corp Gisaata
Radio Kerch
Rem Rand
Sou * Simmons Co
Congoleum
Socony
Vac Gonsel Baisoh
Sou Pac RR
Por Rico
Sperry Corp
Oil del
Standard Brands
Standard Gas
Covy. Inc
Crown Drug
Uta
Bie Crucible Steel
Frisco Sa
Stew Warner
Curtishse
Stone Webster
Curtiss
Stud
Miunion Carbide
Ford England
Ae Saint Air Lines
Freeport
Tex
Mga Cote
Beatty A
Gille Ss
Ginter Bros UN Aus
Clidden Co
Gockel Brew Ae
Goodrich
Viry Cero
Graham Paige
Wal
Willis Ovld
Upp Motors
Wisana
Indus Ragon
Inspiration
Yellow Trock
Wteen Sa
Baty Tay Hats
Zenith Radio
Nickel Gang Zonlte Peds
Cncago
Asbestos Mfg
Blee Hshold
Helleman Brew
Avi & Transplatarvis
Wila Muar Fleid
Bliss LavechiIn
Midwest Corp
Butler Bros Parker C.com Isls Cherry Burt
Ker O.pr
Chicago Corp
Swift & Co
Comw Edison
Swift Int
S Cons Biscuit
Walgreen
U. S._BONDS
York Saph
Davenport
Hastings
St. Louis Pa
Foil
Cairo
Memphis
Iowa News
Marion News
Ed Boyanovsky
Milwaukee
John T Moffitt
Robert L. Slade
Slade
Marley Clark
Mount Vernon
Elmer Hollingsworth
Glenn Bowdish
Springville
Washington, D. C
Postmasters
Gene Autry
Charlie Ruggles
Harry Newman
Arthur Newman
Hopkinton
Pearl Myers
Carl
San Diego
Calif
John Brown
Ottumwa
John Ryan
Hutchinson’s
Owen's Drug Store
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
John H Pazour
C A. Dykes
Rock Falls
Eileen Schenken
Muscatine
Jacquelyn Goetz
A. A. Schenken
Iowa City
Albert
Iowa University
Miss Goetz
W. E Goetz
Eileen
Joanne
William Wright
Frank Tudeen
East Seventh Avenue
H. N. Glydenvand
Frank Godfrey
St. Luke's Hospital
Joyce
H M. Joyce
Moffit
Alice Faye
Tyrone Power
A Jolson
Garden Theater
Kathryn Voorhies
Parsons College
Fairfield
Charles Burch
Third Avenue
D TI Hoskins
Eleventh Street
Myrtle Takus
Cascade
Anna Moore
Dubuque
Ralph Smith
Melvin Dykes
Chickasaw County
New Hampton
Mrs
C. A Dykes
Warren Bleakly
Neal de Wees
Iowa State College
Marion Churches
Louis W. Kohout
Arthur
By Edwin Cox
Sir Oswald Mosley
Adolf Hitler
Nevile Henderson
Germany
Hitler
Japan
Sadao Araki
Anson Monuments
3Rd Ave
Janeba Funeral Home
16Th Ave
J St
Brady MO
Lost
Cedar Panids
May
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
Dr. Smith
Star Jewelery CO
2Nd St
L. A
Podzimek Pharmacy
Schaeffer
Kresge
ALLIER_Van Lines, Inc
Calder's van & Storage Co
Briggs
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
P.O
Hall Bike
Federal Ncense
Shrine Temple
Manbetonsus
Viking
Swisher
Jimmie Barnett
Pitcey
TOP Hat
Bewis
Rhythm Kings
Wallbeck
Norway
Turkey House
Walford
Snyder's Tavern
Hallwood Cafe
Moose Hall
Stone King's Orchestra
E. Henecke
Phonogeraee Regords
Delux Beauty Shop
Dial
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
Helene Beauty Shop
Rita's
Kennedy's
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