Hog and cattle prices rise on light receipts in Chicago market
U.S. hog receipts edge up from last week with prices gaining 15 to 25 cents. In Chicago, 220-250 lb hogs traded to about 14.75 to 14.90, top 14.90, while cattle courses showed strength on choice steers near 12.75 and yearlings around 14 to 16.50. Across Sioux City and Omaha, bids moved higher with mixed demand and generally steady to firmer quotes on hogs, cattle, and lambs amid light to moderate trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sioux City
Dept. Agriculture
Ibs
Roy Blas
U. S. Dept
Acriculshai Ture
OMANA
Ian
Omaha
API
Dyce
Carly
Peoria Livestock
Pforia
Unclear OCR Data Shows Regional Stage Changes
Fragmented text lists rises and falls for several locations with no clear context. Mentions Cairo Keokuk and Memphis with small numeric changes. Lacks coherent events, dates, or names to confirm a full news item.
Local Hog Prices Advance 20 Cents on Cedar Rapids Market
Hog prices rose 20 cents across all grades on Monday in Cedar Rapids. Top butcher price reached 14.20 dollars, long haul no fill 14.30, packers 14.10, with varying lamb and ewe values by weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Prices And Farm Goods Listing
A Cedar Rapids miscellany item lists prices for grains, hay, poultry, and livestock plus wholesale fruits and vegetables. It includes oats, rye, soybeans, hay bale rates, various poultry prices, pigeons, hides, calves, horses, and a note on mare meat and ponies.
New York Produce Prices and Chicago Poultry Summary
Markets show firm butter and cheese with two day receipts in New York and Chicago. Butter scores around 92 and 88 with price ranges near 46 to 49 cents. eggs steady with mixed colors and varied grade prices. turkeys and young hens noted with multiple price points. potatoes show modest gains in Idaho and Colorado markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y York
New York
Vermont
Far
Chicago
Ea Abe
Idahos
Idaho
Ghios
Michigan
Wisconsin cheese and wool market notes from Plymouth and Boston
Wisconsin cheese prices show a 23 percent bid for state rand cheddar with motor grade cheddars noted. Wool market reports from Boston reflect small graded sales with well grown fine staple wool at 1.20 and fine medium at 1.18 on a clean basis, plus inquiries on quarter blood fleece wools and Missouri wool at 52.5 cents per pound cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Boston
API
U. S
Dept. Agriculture
Missouri
Stock Market Narrow Range Stays Steady Amid Light Volume
The New York market narrowed its range Monday as volume slipped from recent levels. Prices remained generally steady with rails seeing large blocks early and Illinois Central hitting a yearly high. Utilities firmed at session close led by Consolidated Edison and North American, Public Service of New Jersey, and American Telephone. several industrials rose while some lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Illinois Central
Consolidated Edison
North American
Public Service of New Jersey
American Telephone
American Can
Westinghouse
Sears Roebuck
Pullman
American Smelting
Johns Manville
Santa Fe
Chesapeake and Ohio
United Aircraft
Wall St. Quotations From Abbott Lab To Zenith Radio
Wall Street stock quotations list prominent firms and tickers in a dense roll of prices and percentages. Notable names include Abbott Labs, Alcoa, Allied Stores, Armour, Caterpillar, General Electric, RCA, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, Timken, Union Carbide, U S Steel, and Zenith Radio, with many other corporations and market leaders cited, reflecting daily market activity and performance across industries in a bustling financial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J B. Bennett A Co
Merchants National Bank
Abbott Lab
Indus Rayon
Adams Express
Inspiration
Alaska Juneau
Hart
Allied Chem
Inti Mining
Allied Stores
Inti Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Amn Cn
Amn
Johns Manville
Kennecott
Lorillard P
McKesson
Marshall
Gia Martin G L
Wat
Miami
Armour & Co Aon
Mpls
Moline
Armstrong Cork
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Atchison SF
Nash-Kelv
Atlantic Rte
Natl
Bellas Jy Atl
Const Laay
Natl Biscuit
Aviation Corp
Natl Can
Baldwin Loco
Natl Cash Reg
Balto & Ohio
Dairy
Barnsdall
Ostirs
Barber Asphalt
Gypsum
Beatrice
Crany
Endix
Beth Steel
Nor Pac
Blaw Knox
Bocine Aireriz Norama
Borden Cage
Ohio
Borg Warner
Otis Elev
Bridgeport
Pac Gas & E
Bucyrus Erie
Packard Mtrs
Paramount
Park
Utah
Burroughs Adg Pen & Ford
Cal
Hicda
Gunn
Benshols
Caterpillar
Phillips Pet Am
Cerro de Pasco
Carsie
Caie Ghresler
Motors
Colum
Credit
Safeway
Schenley
Southern
Seaboard Oil
Concoleum
Sears
Roebuck
Inc
Cons Edison
Shell Union
Cons Oil Simmons Co
Conti Bak
Socony Vac
Conti
Del
Sperry
Crown Drug
Cub
Amn Sur
Ina
Cudahy Pke
Curtiss Wr
Stew
Warner
Studebaker
Deere and Co
Stone Web
del. Hudson
Tex Corp
del. Lacka
Tex Gulf S
Dia T. Mtr
Tex Pac Ld
Douglas Air
Thompson
Foster Whe
Uni Air Lines
Gen. Baking Sa
Ant Corp
Gen’ Gables
Drus 3S
Gen. Electric
Ani el Coal
Gen. Foods
Uni Fruit
Gen’ Motors
Uni Gas Co
Gillette S. R
Goebel
Goodrich
BR. m
U S Pine
Goodyear Tire
U S Rubber
Strnam Fale
Nor Ry Pr
Walworth
Wes Sur
Warner Bros . Greyhound
Wes Union
Hat Corsac
Westehouse AB
Hayes Body
Westehouse el
Hecker
Hiram Walker
Wilson& Co
Houston of
Woolworth
Howe Sound
Homestake
Youngston
Hudson
Zenith Radio
Hupp
Zenite
Gas Central
Chicago
Armour & Co
Marsh Field
Bendix
Quaker
Butler Bros . S
Swift & Co
Swift Intl
Edison
Zenith
Congressman Maas Receives Silver Star for New Guinea Action
Rep. Melvin J. Maas a colonel in the Marine Corps Reserve was awarded the Silver Star by General Douglas MacArthur for gallantry as an aviation observer in the Milne Bay area of New Guinea on September 3. The ceremony occurred September 7 at MacArthur's Australian headquarters. Maas served on active duty June 16 to October 17, visiting fronts across the South and Southwest Pacific.
Wheat futures hold firm in dull Chicago session
Wheat futures ended modestly higher as trading remained slow in Chicago. Prices showed small gains while corn oats rye moved lower and soybeans were nearly unchanged, with various spot quotes for wheat, corn, oats, barley, field seed and lard reflected in the day’s market notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bond Prices Steady As Market Narrows In New York
Bond prices hovered in a narrow range with the main corporate list keeping a steady tone near the close. Denver and Rio Grande Western rails slid modestly while New England railroads and 5s rose more than a point. US Government securities were steady after new 7 1/2 per cent certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
At St
Southern Pacific
Tlinois Central
Denver
Rio Grande
Allis Chalmers Convertibles
Mexico
Men and Women In Service Return to Fort Benning
Private Henning sen and Mrs Henning sen have returned to Fort Benning Georgia after a 10 day furlough with Private Henning sens parents Earl and Mrs Henningsen of 332 Fourteenth Street SE They visited Mrs Henning sen s mother Mrs C Van Gordon and Private Henning sen s uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C H Langridge of Des Moines and friends in Oskaloosa Private Henning sen received his wings as a parachutist Oct 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Henningsen
Fort Benning
Henningsen
Earl Henningsen
Fourteenth Street
Wisconsin Graduate On Six Day Naval Leave In Memphis
W J Bill Erwood and his wife spend six days with his parents at 828 D Avenue NW while he takes leave from the naval aviation maintenance school for advanced radio in Memphis Tennessee. He recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin naval radio school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J
Bill) Erwood
D Avenue
Erwood
Naval Aviation Maintenance School For Advanced Radio
Memphis
Tenn
University of Wisconsin Naval Radio School
Stevenson 18 Assigned to Navy Radiomen School at Miami
Theodore B. Stevenson 18 son of Flora A. Stevenson 828 E Avenue NW has been assigned to advanced instruction at the navy training school for radiomen at Miami University Oxford Ohio. He enlisted last August and completed boat training at Great Lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore B. Stevenson
Flora A. Stevenson
E Avenue
Navy
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Great Lakes
Four divorce petitions filed in district court
Four petitions seek divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Margaret M Keister seeks a divorce from Byron C Keister of Marion township, married April 25 1925 in Marion. Monica Petersen seeks a decree from Morris Petersen, married December 20 1905 in Council Bluffs. Anna M Lorene seeks a divorce from Joseph C Lorene, married January 31 1942 in Kahoka Missouri. Henry Max Ashlock seeks a divorce from Eleanor Ethel Ashlock, married November 28 1937. Maxine Kolsto seeks annulment of marriage to Stanley Kolsto, married October 17 1939 in Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret M. Keister
Byron C. Keister
Marion Township
Marion
Monica Petersen
Morris Petersen
Council Bluffs
Bec
Anna MV Lorene
Joseph C Lorene
Kahoka
Henry Max "Ashtock
Eleanor Ethel Ashlock
Maxine Kolsto
Stanley Kolsto
Linn County
Military transfers and a family visit announced
The report lists several soldiers and a lieutenant with new postings or departures. Howard Sawyer moves from Great Lakes to the amphibian training base at Solomons Maryland. Leon Ralston transfers from Camp Croft to Fort Bragg. Arnold Yuza shifts from Jefferson Barracks to Camp Breckinridge. Ward J. Long returns home for a 15 day leave from Fort Huachuca. Louis G. Akers spends the weekend with his parents at Camp Dodge. Paul G. Scheible becomes base operations officer at Lawson Field Fort Benning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Leon Ralston
Louis Ralston
E Avenue NE
31St Infantry
Camp Croft
8. C
41St Armored Division
Fort Bragg
N. C
Paul G. Scheible
Ed P. Scheible
Nineteenth Street
Lawson Field
Fort Benning
Horse collision injures driver near Pala
Robert Reynolds of Pala reported to Sheriff James Smith that a horse ran into his car on a dirt road two miles southwest of Pala on Sunday at 2 pm. The horse was killed and Reynolds could not find the owner. He sustained a cut to his eye and his car was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reynolds
Pala
James Smith
Reynolds
Bailey couple named administrators for Marion estate
Earl Bailey and Fay W. Bailey of Marion are appointed administrators for the estate of their mother Hattie M. Bailey who died October 12, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bailey
Fay W. Bailey
Marion
Hattie M. Bailey
Free cooking classes Tuesday in Glow room at utility
City briefs note free cooking classes every Tuesday at 2 15 in the Glow room of the Iowa Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric company. Also Cedar Rapids couples Mhammed Omar and Lita Hamed wed last week by Justice H R Churchill, Red Cross dressings class, cataract surgery patient D F Spencer at St Luke's hospital reported in good condition, Navy day services at Coe College chapel, Dr Henry P Worstell to speak, Cedar Rapids purchasing agents meet at Roosevelt hotel with WPB rep. scheduling in Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Company
Mhammed Omar
Lita Hamed
Cedar Rapids
Justice of the Peace
H. R. Churchill
D. F. Spencer
C Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Navy
Coe College
Henry P. Worstell
Iowa City
Roosevelt Hotel
WPB
Davenport
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa
Larry Herman
Jan Savitt
Lincoln
New York City
WMT
Temple Roller Rink
Hayes Music Box
Universal Crusher CO
Ce-Mar
Marion Blvd
The
Gazette
Hudson
Conlan Hudson Co
Dubuque
Nes
High Amana
Tenner Ie
Major Oil Company
Azette
Robert Hay
Mt. Auburn
TAFT
White Lodge
Bell Boy
O.R.C
1St Ave
Norva Hotel
Kacena's
2Nd Ave
C R Firm Named in Patent Rights Case
Diamond Iron Works Inc of Minneapolis files suit in Cedar Rapids federal court against Iowa Manufacturing Co alleging infringement of Diamond Iron Works portable rock crushing machine patents. Plaintiffs seek preliminary and permanent injunction and accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. District Clerk’s Office
Cedar Rapids
Diamond Iron Works, Inc
Minneapolis, Minn
Iowa Manufacturing Company of
Cedar Rapids Company
Diamond Iron Works
Iowa Manufacturing Company
City Hall notes on licenses and parking limit
The council granted an auctioneer license to Walter J. Briney and filed Briney’s $1000 bond. It adopted a two hour parking limit on H avenue from Sixteenth street to Maplewood drive NE. A class B beverage permit was issued to W. J. Flynn at 625 Second Avenue SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Briney
Briney
H Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Maplewood Drive
W. J. Flynn
Second Avenue SW
Missionary Mrs Nicol to Speak at Central Park Church
Mrs James H Nicol a 30 year Syria missionary will be principal speaker at 7 30 pm at Central Park Presbyterian church She appears in an Institute on Foreign Missions A dinner at 6 to precede the event Those unable to attend the dinner may join the Institute afterward
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Nicol
Syria
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Steuber Extends Lead With 83 Points In Six Games
Bob Steuber the Missouri left halfback added 20 points on Saturday to lift his season total to 83 after six games, as Jim Secrest of Rochester scored five touchdowns for Hamilton in a 33 to 0 win. Sinkwich moved into second with 66 points after scoring three against Cincinnati. Felke stayed third with 60 after Ohio State’s win over Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Bob Steuber
University of Missouri
Steuber
Iowa State College
Jim Secrest
University of Rochester
Campaign history of Cedar Rapids airport drive reviewed
A. L. Taylor executive secretary at the Chamber of Commerce spoke to Optimist club members Monday. He reviewed the city campaign that led to authorization for an airport in Cedar Rapids and presented steps taken and data from the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
A. L. Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Taylor
Apple Day Observed at Roosevelt High School
Roosevelt high school observed Apple Day under biology teacher S. M. Pattee with speakers including Margaret Lake Arlene Rysa Evelyn Berry Peggy Ann Jones and Pattee. Awards went to Ruby Prahaska and Arlene Rysa for their displays. The program was planned by Nadine Jedlicka Bonnie Ward Harriet Ruby and Margaret Lake with judges Dwain DeLong Margaret Blockinger and Doris Hammed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt High School
S. M. Pattee
Margaret Lake
Arlene Rysa
Evelyn Berry
Peggy Ann Jones
Pattee
Ruby Prahaska
Nadine Jedlicka
Bonnie Ward
Harriet Ruby
Dwain DeLong
Margaret Blockinger
Doris Hammed
Patriotic Navy Day Assembly at Wilson High
A Navy Day program at Wilson High School Tuesday features seven student speakers. Tom Rebec chairs the event with a salute to the flag, the American Creed, and the Navy song Anchors Aweigh. Speakers include Dwayne Morey presenting The World's Largest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson High School
Tom Rebec
Dwayne Morey
Child Struck by Car Returns to Mercy Hospital
Sandra Seibert four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ellis Seibert of 610 Third avenue SE was injured Friday night after being struck by a car. Doctors found a skull injury and expect about two weeks of hospitalization after initial treatment at Mercy hospital before release to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Seibert
Ellis Seibert
Third Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Washington Buses Run Amok in Lighthearted Transit Tales
A Washington bus with 16 passengers wandered into Rock Creek park at night and, after getting hopelessly lost, finally returned to its route. The piece recalls a driver abandoning a bus during an air raid test and streetcar passengers who rang the gong and ran the car solo while the conductor was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rock Creek Park
Cedar Rapids Real Estate Board Renamed Realtor Institute
The Cedar Rapids Real Estate board votes to add the word Realtor to its name effective immediately at a noon luncheon at the YMCA. Frank L. Buser is elected president of the Iowa Association of Real Estate Boards and Cedar Rapids places second in the statewide achievement contest at the Davenport convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Mohme Suffers Severe Head Injury in Fall
Charles Mohme aged 70s fell about 14 feet from a ladder while removing window screens at 1039 Third Avenue SE around 2 PM Monday. He landed on a cement walk and was taken to Mercy Hospital by the Ambulance Service for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mohme
Third Avenue SE
Mohme
Mercy Hospital
Elkader Gridders Edge Postville in 19-18 Thriller
Elkader snapped Postville’s winning streak with a 19-18 upset in a late-season Upper Iowa conference game. Smith scored early on a nine yard run and a 40 yard TD run, then a 50 yard pass to Dittmer set up Elkader’s third score. Postville answered with Marston’s 30 yard run and a late Tehel reception, but Elkader held on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Smith
Marston
Postville
Plungirs
Dittmer
Tehel
Looney
Postville Hope
Upper Iowa
WANTED HELP WANTED ADS AND LOST ITEMS LISTED
The page lists a running classified block with WORK Wanter rates and examples of ads. It includes a long series of Lost and Found notices, farm and service jobs, and personnel requests, with contact details and prices for various ads.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin
Minn
Nts
Nes Moines
Fins—Ius. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Yowa Nog
Associated Press
E Goo Ute
Ase Waterloo Siumys
Ason
Ben
Venport
Cairo
Memonhi
Burleson
Agency
Sheen Wicket
Aeceeras Usom
Leshorn Springs
Colorado
Ilsc
Samson Brns. and Co
Wall St
Henningsens
Erwood Ilome
Sawyer
Howard Sawyer
C. A. Sawyer
Ninth Street
Amphibian Training Base
Solomons
Ward J. Long
Fort Huachuca
Ariz
A. S. Long
Louis G. Akers
D. Camp Dodge
Alfred Akers
Third Avenue
Tvlorse
City Briefs
T. Z. Cook
Women’s Relief Corps
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Red Cross
C. R
City Hall
Navy Day Assembly
Howard Unzeilig
Carl Reeder
Wallace Post
Uncle Sam
Joe Reagan
Cyrus McCalley
Ray Lehman
Blue Jacket
Washington Buses
Cedar Rapids Board of Realtors
Memoriam
Shelton
George
Marlon
Ival Bowen
Central City Bay War Bonds
Carl Myers
Ben Holets
Eversharp Fountain Pens
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Jack's
Lyman's
SHELL
2Nd St
KATZ
Jewelry & Loan
1St St. SE
Richards Lab
Esquire
Mary Adams
Baldridge Studio
3Rd Ave. E
Temple Judah
Claxton Pharmacy
13Th St. E
K.&m
K.&m Pharmacy
OWA Loan CO
Montgomery Ward
Sevenwood Pta
Frinight
Singer Sewing Machine
1St Ave. SE
BECK _HAWKEYE CQ
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
I. Schaefer
Kresge Eide
Sands Printing
St NE
Wong
Lillian Suchy
Rita
Center Point Road
Rita Kennedy
Kennedy's
1St Ave SE
Paris Academy
DIAL
Lovely Lady Oil
Bishop's
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Dows
Hildegard Kottmeter
3Rd ST
Stella's Beauty Shop
Thompson Beauty Salon
2Nd St. SE
Cach Glass Co
Novak Heating CO
Ist
St. SW
J. V. Thomas
NOBLE
Supreme Court
Bos
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