Local ads showcase varied goods and services for sale
Readers encounter a mosaic of classified notices including cash for valuables jewelry watches gold and more, home services cosmetics beauty treatments theater cookies and cakes, real estate and car tuneups, with offers from Katz Jewelry & Loan Co Newman’s Paint Dept and Vincent’s Jewelry among others Tightly packed items span auctions rummage sales hats fur repairs and beauty specials reflecting a busy community marketplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katz Jewelry & Loan Co
1St Street
Housewives Prime
Newman
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Ramers
3Rd St
3Rd Ave
Wisconsin Lumber CO
Vincent's Jewelry
Washington State
Andrew
1St St
Laurence Bramson
6Th Ave
McKinney Fire Agency
Egres Penn
L. A
St. SE
K& M
Henry Winter
1St Ave
Los Angeles
Floyd Burgess
Stanwood
Women's League
Community House
14Th Ave
C. Senting CO
Sti Sands Printing Co
2Nd St. NE
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
E. A Kriz & Son
Thurs
Mizpah
Morris Fur Shop
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge Bldg
Hogs Steady Yet Mixed Gains Across Markets
Chicago hog prices held steady with several lots 3 to 10 cents higher amid moderate demand. Cattle and sheep saw varied bids with steers under pressure and yearlings steadier, while hog receipts ranged across Kansas City Omaha St Louis and Sioux City with mixed gains and steady overall tone.
Des Moines Hog Receipts and Regional Market Report
Combined hog receipts at Iowa and Minnesota yards and plants for 24 hours ended 8 am Tuesday total 21,200, down from 34,100 a week ago and 24,100 a year ago. Prices ranged with barrows and gilts 140-169 lbs at 8.55 to 9.65, 180-200 lbs at 9.25 to 9.65, 200-240 lbs at 9.50 to 9.95, and sows 270-360 lbs from 8.60 to 9.35, with higher early bids and lighter offerings. South St Paul and Austin markets show varied readings, with hogs generally steady to firm and some weight classes inching higher. Sheep receipts around 5,500 with feeders and lambs trading mixed. cattle at South St Paul show steady to higher calls, with slaughter steers near 10.50 to 11.50 and cows softer.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St Joseph Sioux Cty
St Paul
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cincago Livestock
Sioux City
S. Dept
Shuep- Sabic
Bulk
Towa
Des Moines
INS
U. S
Iowa
Minnesota
South St, Paul
Minn
UPI
S Dept. Agricultures
Montana
Peoria
Peoria Wil
Local market hog and cattle price report
Hogs rose on Tuesday sales with all grades up about ten cents. Long haul top bids near 9.80 and various weight classes show different bids, while cattle prices list ranges from choice to common steers and yearlings, with several weight bands and packer bids reflected.
Wisconsin cheese quotas and wool market report
Wisconsin cheese exchange notes weekly quotas for October 2025 with Trevons 234 percent and cheddar 234. The Boston wool market shows activity with inquiries from manufacturers and bids for wool goods. Prices include graded three-eldit and quarter-blood combing bright wools at 50 cents and fine combing delaine at 43 to 44 cents per grease. Some market activity for spot Australian wool at firm to higher prices.
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Boston
US. Dept. Agriculture
Stocks Make Slight Gains In Tuesday Trading
The New York stock market moved into a modest rally with rail and industrial shares climbing fractions. Gains held at close as investors cited Russia's resistance to the Moscow Nazi drive, cautious optimism on the Far East and ongoing inflation talk, led by United States Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, U S Rubber, Douglas Aircraft, Boeing, U S Gypsum, Anaconda, DuPont, Allied Chemical, Western Union, and U S Steel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moscow
Far Eastern
Pennsylvania
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
United States Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Western Union
Anaconda
du Pont
Allied Chemical
U. S. Gypsum
Adams Express
TleInth
Alaska
Juneau
Johns Manville
Allied Chem Allied Stores
Harapennecht
Cort
aKresce
Ams Chalmersoni
Amn
Libbey Owens Amn
É& Myers
Amn Hide & Logi
Bink Belt
Lockheed Lorillard P
Amn Siar
Gypsum
Aviation Corp
Nat Pow & Lo
Haldwin Loco
Central
Halton
Ohio
Nor Pac
Barnsdall Git
Nor Amn Co
Nea
Norama
Bath Iron
Beatrice Crmy
Bendix Ayn Beth Steel
Blaw Knox
Boeing Airp Borden Co
Borg Warner Bridgeport
Bricus Mfz
Budd Mfr
Budd Wheel
Burroughs
Cal & Heelan
Camp Wyant Cannoda Ory
Salto Oil
Otis
Otis Steel
Packard Mtry
Paramount
Pitisbah
Plymouth
Proctor Gamble
S¢ Pullman Co
Century Foundry
Radio Corp
Certo de Pasco
Ches
Chrysler Motor
Coca Cola
Cole Palmolive Columbas
Congoleum
Edison
del Corn Products
Crown Drug
Crucible Steel Cub Amn
Curtiss Wr
At Deere and Co
del Hudson del Lacha
Douglas Air du Pont
Enastman
Eaton Mic
Autolite
Ford
Gen
Gen Cables
Gen Electric
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Cudden Ein
Bite Safeway
Eh Schenley
Seaboard OH
Sears Roebuck’ Bryy
Servel
Tne i
Shell “Union
Simmons
Giese
Calif
Ind
Teris
Stew Warner
Studebaker
Stone
Tex Corp
Tex Gulf SS
Tex Pac Ld
Thompson
Tidewater
Finkern
del Ki
Timken RB
Trans-Amer
TC Fox Film
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Uni Atreratt
Uni Air Lines
Uni Corp
Um Drur
Uni el Coal
Uni Pratt
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas Imp
Bly Goodrich
BFP
U S
Walworth
Warner Bros
Wes Union
Westshouse AB
Westahouse el
Wilson and Co
Woolworth
Ita
Zenith Radio Ay
Zontte
Chicago
Jarvis WB
Armour and Co
Ails
Libby McNeil
Sly Borg Warner
Butler Bros
Bendix Ava Cent
Midwest
Gorpea
Quak O
Tata Isits
Wall Street Quotation Highlights and Lake Pilots
A dense Goshen style stock page lists Adams Express Alaska Juneau Johns Manville Allied Chem and many others with Bid Ask and close figures. The report mixes Chicago and New York quotes and notes on industrials rails utilities and major corporations alongside Mississippi River stage data and a Commerce Department remark on industrial production surpassing WWI levels.
Grain and Soybeans Rally on Short Covering Boost
Short covering from Washington news lifts Chicago grain and soybean futures. Wheat jumps about 5 cents, soybeans rise over 3 dollars, with December and October contracts showing notable gains amid overall market buoyancy. Cash provisions in Chicago show varied grain prices across No 1 Hard, No 1 Mixed, and No 2 Red grades, reflecting mixed demand and supply.
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Chicago
Washington
Chicago Board of Trade
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed on Grains and Produce
Grain and farm product quotes show No 1 hard red wheat at 1.00, oats 40c, corn shelled 59c, soybeans 1.42, baled straw 9.00, hay 11.00. Poultry prices list hens, springs, leghorns, ducks, and geese with varied c values while fruits and vegetables include lemons 6.50, oranges 4.25 to 5.75, celery 60c, lettuce 4.00, onions 1.25 to 1.65, cabbages 2.85, carrots 3.00, Russets 2.33, apples 0.75, and other market items.
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Essa
Chicago Produce Market Reports Varied Poultry Butter Eggs
Receipts list large volume poultry and dairy items with mixed prices across a chaotic report. Hens ducks geese and ducklings dominate the poultry section while butter eggs and cheese show steady or slightly moved markets. New York figures follow with eggs and butter prices and overall steady cheese and produce futures notes.
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NEW York Produce
New York
Bond market steadies as Telephone debentures show huge turnover
In New York Bond Review the market saw steady trading with American Telephone debentures leading turnover, surpassing $5 million. The issue neared a small gain as transactions wrap up the unsubscribed portion of its $224 million offering. Rail and corporate bonds showed narrow gains and losses while U S government bonds remained quiet. In Washington, Senator Wallgren urged acquiring bases in Siberia to deter axis attack through Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Brotherhoods
Illinois Central
Southern Pacific
N. Y. Central
Common Wealth Edison
U. S
Washington
Mon C. Wallgren
Wash
Siberia
United States
Alaska
Winnipeg Fire Chief Leads 400 Canadians to England Fire Expedition
Fire Chief D A Boulden and 400 Canadian firemen prepared to depart Winnipeg for England to serve as an expeditionary force against bomb-caused fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg, Man
INS
D. A. Boulden
Winnipeg
England
Lisbon man pleads guilty to drunk driving
Gerald Bradd 37 of Lisbon appeared before Judge John T. Moffit and pleaded guilty to drunk driving. He was fined 300 dollars plus costs with 25 dollars down and monthly 25 dollar installments. Failure to pay would send him to jail at 3 33 per day. Bradd was arrested Saturday night by Highway Patrolmen M G Swords and Harry Cloud in Mount Vernon after driving on three wheels and sideswiping Merl Cumberland's car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Bradd
Lisbon
John T. Moffit
Bradd
M. G. Swords
Harry Cloud
Mount Vernon
Merl Cumberland
Three Divorces Filed in District Court
Opal White seeks divorce from Carl White alleging cruel and inhuman treatment and requests child custody and $80 monthly child support plus alimony. Fred Harvey seeks a separation from Pauline Harvey claiming desertion. De Los Gardner petitions a divorce from Evelyn Gardner on grounds of cruelty and asks to restore the maiden name Evelyn Karch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl White
Opal White
Waterloo
Fred Harvey
Pauline Harvey
Chicago
de Los Gardner
Evelyn Gardner
Evelyn Karch
Cedar Rapids
Coe College Named Beneficiary in Lulu Fawcett Will
Lulu Fawcett died October 11 and named Coe College as legatee of her home at 1518 Bever Avenue SE. The will, admitted to probate, directs the college to sell the property to pay debts, with the remaining proceeds going to the college. J M Henry, college business manager, named executor without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Bever Avenue SE
Lulu Fawcett
J. M. Henry
Petition for judgment on shares in Wesley Chlad estate
Emil and Jean Picima and Joe Wesley and Frank Hromatka petition for judgment confirming shares in the Wesley Chlad estate who died intestate Sept. 14. They seek sale of the property and division of proceeds. Mr and Mrs Frank Zvacek are named defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Jean Picima
Joe
Wesley
Frank Hromatka
Wesley Chlad
Frank Zvacek
Order Remits Portion of Fine for Beer Sale
The county clerk received an order from Gov. George A. Wilson remitting $200 of a $300 fine imposed on Katharina A Cutter in December 1936 for selling beer during prohibited hours. Louis M. Bugenstein and Peoples Savings Bank named trustees of Morris Bugenstein estate by Judge J. E. Heiserman. William Nerad began a 90 day jail term after a drunk driving conviction by a jury on Oct 10 and sentencing by Judge John T. Moffit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharina
George A. Wilson
Louis M. Bugenstein
The
Peoples Savings Bank
Morris Bugenstein
J. E. Heiserman
William Nerad
John T. Moffit
Catoe Confessions Admitted As Evidence
Judge Morris admitted Jarvis Catoe 35 as evidence the oral and written confessions that he murdered Rose Abramowitz bride of a government employee. Catoe faced seven sex slayings and had protested police brutality claims. He reportedly attempted suicide in jail during a trial recess.
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Washington
James W. Morris
Jarvis Catoe
Rose Abramowitz
Catoe
Morris Monday
Italians Admit Two Torpedo Boats Sunk
Rome dispatch reports fascist high command stating two Italian torpedo boats were sunk in the Mediterranean likely after hitting a minefield during wartime operations.
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Rome
INS
High Command
Mediterranean
Lost items and pets scattered notices with rewards
A compilation of want ads seeking lost wallets, a white puppy with brown markings named Punkle, a Beagle pup named Pal, a red truck endgate, a black purse, a black doe with red collar, a 1941 Plymouth hub cap, and a wire haired tan puppy. Rewards offered and contact numbers included. Also notes on automobile transport references and a reward for catching fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. SW
United State Bank
Punkle
Bayve
Seattle
Plymouth
River Road
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Lovely Lady Oil
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's
Lulian Luchy
Paris Academy
Danceland
Larry Herman
Great Orchestra
Tiny Hill
Frank
Temple Roller Rink
Twin Towers
CE Mar
Hallwood Cafe
Marion
Nere
Easner
Hawkeye
Dial
Geo. L. Karr
Willman Coal & Woood
Gardner
Fred Young
Jos. Cach
Monticello
Pullman Hotel
Wehr
U.S
Man
International Telephone & Radio Mfg. CO
Passaic Ave
East
Newark, N. J
Carl Loud
Federal Motor Truck Company
Detroit
Michigan
Dept. International Telephone & Radio Mfg CO
East Newark
N. J
Gazette
Guy Martin
Central City
McClellan's
S. V. McKnight
Grand Hotel
Fred Harbaugh
Carson
Arber
Roosevelt
Pannen
Help
Priendship
Adams
Elmira
Chilton Greetings
Essex
Dept
C. R
Eedt
Ae Ge
Azette
Financial Institution
P.O
Orrin Masters
Florence Ave
Clinton
LE Mar Beaute Salon
Fidelity Employment Service
Central Employment AG CY
Granby
RIP
Trade Schools
Welders
Henderson School of Welding
Sth Ave
Autos & Trucks
Chevrolet
Wionssdal
Sioux City Livestock
Associated Press
Mason City
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Dee
Sheen
E. Cohn & Sons, Inc
Ave
Ird
Austin
ST Facs Livestock
Wisconsin Cheese
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Feder & Sons
Twelfth St
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Dump
Jonus
Bonds
Indus
Mississipit River
Davenport
Hastings
la Crosse A
Prairie du Chien
McGregor
Dubuque
Nochange
Kookakeer
Nochante St Louia
Catro
Department of Commerce
Jane Lard
Wheat
Owen Hir Ie
Bee
Arley
Pony
Idaho
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Bliss
Wisconsin Bliss
Colorado
Samson Fros, and Co
Rvore
Treasury
Court House
Ada
Tom
State University
By Galbraith
NEW Yorker
Big
Baxter Motors
Chrysler, Corporation
Second Ave. SE
Padzensky
Rapaport
5Th Ave
Fontiac Serch
Schamberger Motor Co
Hudson Sales CO
Kadlec Bros
16Th Ave
Diamond T Truck Sales CO
Willys
New Inhurst Motor Co
East End
Soneiion
Bob Johnson
14Th St
4Th Ave
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