Livestock Market Roundup From Chicago and Midwest Yards
Unofficial Monday receipts estimate 30,000 hogs 20,000 cattle 11,000 sheep. Chicago notes prices steady with hogs topping at 14.75 per hundred weight while cattle and sheep show varied, limited test due to meager receipts. Reports cover Austin Minnesota hogs, Boston wool markets, Des Moines Iowa and Sioux City Nebraska cattle and hog activity, with range prices and freight notes from multiple markets.
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Chicago
SAP
TOWA
Des Moines
Insi
Dent. Agri Jriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
New York Produce Markets Stall amid varied poultry and dairy items
New York markets show steadier prices for young hens and toms with fresh iced merchandise from Virginia Delaware and Maryland. Buyers also see prices for ducks rabbits chickens broilers and assorted poultry parts, plus seasonal oats and dairy items in a dense, partly garbled but itemized market listing.
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New York
Virginia
Delaware
Mary
Wisconsin
Steady Hog and Cattle Prices On Cedar Rapids Market
Hog prices stayed steady across all grades on the Cedar Rapids market Saturday with top butchers at 14 dollars and packers near 13.90. Cattle offerings ranged from yearling steers to choicest heifers, with prices up to 16 dollars for prime steers and various conditions for dry lot cows and calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Prange
Cedar Rapids
C.s.eee
Cedar Rapids Grain and Poultry Market Report
Local market notes list prices for grains including Wheat at 1.05 for No 2 and 1.60 for Soybeans No 2 yellow. Hay and straw prices, poultry prices by weight, and wholesale fruit and vegetable prices are shown, with hides and animal product bids such as No 1 calf hides at 13 percent and No 2 horse at 1.75.
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Tage
Colorado
Bond Markets U. S. Government Bonds Close Mixed
New York bond market shows firm margins for low and medium priced rail loans with some advances. Utilities and industrials steady with less interest. Foreign issues mixed. U S government bonds hold near previous close. Notable gains for Northern Pacific 4s and several 4s and 5s from rail lines and regional roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
U. S
Northern Pacific
Frisco
Southern Pacific
Atlanta
Danville
Baltimore
Ohile
Central of Georgia
Chicago
North Western
Rock Island
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Beat Tone in Plymouth Market
Wisconsin brand cheddars and junior cheddars quoted in Plymouth market during the week of November 27 with bids noted as a314c and 2224c respectively. Industry quotes reflect dairy pricing for Wisconsin cheese products in local trading.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Woman grows own coffee beans in garden
Mrs. Gaylord Truxell of Mentor, Connecticut, avoids coffee lines by cultivating her own beans from Connecticut seeds. After grinding and roasting, she found the brew comparable to store coffee. Her crop for the year amounted to three pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentor
Gaylord Truxell
Connecticut
British Destroyer Veteran Sunk, Admiralty Reports
The admiralty said Friday night that the destroyer Veteran, 1 120 tons with 134 officers and men aboard, has been sunk. Next of kin of casualties have been informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Veteran
Stocks Move Upward as Market Closes Higher
In New York on Saturday a stock rally led by steels and rails helped the market end the week and month on a fractional uptick. Gains were widespread at the finish though General Motors and Chrysler lagged. Several issues hit year highs, with United States Steel and Bethlehem among leaders along with peers such as New York Central and American Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Solomons
General Motors
Chrysler
Crucible
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northern Pacific
United States Steel
Bethleem
Youngstown Sheet
Santa Fe
New York Central
Southern Pacific
American Telephone
Standard Oil (New Jersey
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
United States Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Patina Mines
American Airlines
United Air Lines
du Pont
United Aircraft
Sperry
Western Union
Wall Street Quotations Listed by Bennett & Co
Readable stock listings show Adams Express Alaska Juneau Hydro Allied Chem Allied Stores International Paper Amn Kodak Kr., Coca Cola, and many others among daily quotes. The column catalogs prices for multiple corporations including Armco, Anaconda, Caterpillar, Chrysler, General Electric, IBM, Sears Roebuck, Studebaker, Union Carbide, Western Union and others reflecting trading activity on a Saturday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express Dis
Harv
Alaska
Juneau
aInti Hydro
Allied Chem
Allied Stores
Inti Mining
Allis Ghs
Inti Nickel
An'n
Intl Paper
Amn Emi Ab
Amn Aa Corp
Johns Manville
Kalmazoo Stove
Mwacalbo
Ax Kennecott
Amin P & Ab
Kresge
Kroger G. Bo
Roll Mills
Teblen Val
Libbey Owens
Steet
Wootte Mashalla
Anaconda Corp
Martin
Iss Mathiesen Ark
Armour & Co Maytag
Atchison
Mont. Ward
Adee
Bs Aviation Corp
Bellas
Beldwin Teco
Biscuit
Alto & Oo
Barnsdall
Cash
Bath Tron
Natl Dairy
Bendix Av
Bell Aire
Nor Pac
Botdontee Agss Heey Ge
Avi
Ore Warner
Ohio
Buidreport
Aoe
ARS
Ac Gas & Bucyrus Erie
Packard
Colo Fuel
Radio Corp Ae
Colo Furlips Radio Keith
Colum
Ren Rand
Congoleum
Schenley
Copper
Sears Roebuck
Fetson
Serve, Inc
Shell Union
Silver King
Socony
Cal
Motors
Port Rico
Crown Drug
Sperry Corn Crucible Steel
Curtiss
Gen Foods
A 'S UN] Gas Co
Gillette SR
Gyensum Sa Gimbel Bros
Goodrich B
Goodyear Tire
Graham
Gt Nor Ore
Walworth A
Gt Nor Rv Prawarner Bros Fils
Wes Sug
Wes Union
Greyhound
Whouse AB
Hecker Prods
Elwat
Houston
White Mirs Ldt
Homestake East Willys Ovid Hudson Mirs
Wilson & Coutts
Woolworth + DRY
Mls Central
Q'r O
Edison
Swift & Co
Swift
Walgreen Eocee
Plane Production Official Resigns
Merrill C. Meigs resigned Friday as deputy director of aircraft production for the War Production board effective Nov. 15. WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson said the resignation was accepted with particular regret. Meigs had served two years without compensation and is returning to the Hearst corporation. officials describe the move as personal and not affecting aircraft production policies.
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Washington
Merrill C. Meigs
War Production Board
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
Meigs
Hearst Corporation
Grain in Narrowest Radius for Months
Chicago AP reports grain markets held a record tight range with minimal moves across wheat corn soy oats and rye. Traders note the unusual stability and describe price changes as nearly flat from Friday with minor shifts in certain contracts.
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Chicago
U S Allows Higher Prices for Some Used Tires Under Plan
The Office of Price Administration said most tire ceiling prices stay the same while higher maximums apply to used tires worn to the recapping point. A 600 by 16 carcass will fetch 3.50, 625 by 16 and 6.50 by 16 fetch 4, up from 1.50. Higher prices aim to curb discarding carcasses and also apply to tires already turned in.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Tokio claims Sinking of Wasp Tied to Earlier Carrier Damage
Japan's Radio Tokio version of the Wasp sinking says the submarine that hit her also damaged two other American carriers on August 31 and September 5. The United Press notes the tale mirrors the navy department account and suggests Tokio learned of Wasp's loss only after Washington announced it.
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United Preas
Japan
Tokio
United Press Listening Post
New York
Navy Department
Washington
Pampering Trucks A Patriotic Duty
Truck owners and operators met at Sokol hall Cedar Rapids to hear A D Hunt discuss keeping 5 000 000 vehicles rolling for wartime. Sinclair Refining sponsored education in truck conservation with tips rotate tires check inflation daily maintain condition and complete lubrication to avoid costly repairs.
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Sokol Hall
Cedar Rapids
Sinclair Refining Company
D. Hunt
Des Moines
U.S
Hunt
Calmar Bus Involved In Cattle Collision Near Spillville
A Calmar school bus struck cattle driven across a rural road near Spillville. Two cattle were killed after breaking legs and the bus suffered engine and headlight damage. Driver Joseph Hauber and two passengers were shaken up but not seriously hurt.
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Calmar
James Kruchek
Spillville
Jerry Kruchek
Joseph Hauber
Stinker Willis on Work and Wits
Willie Willis notes you can get by without work if you use your head but prefers being tired to caring about that idea. He emphasizes practicality and a skeptical view of effort without purpose.
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Stinker
Iowan
Mt. Vernon Road
Gazette
Evangelistic Services Arrive for Three-Week Marion Meeting
Mrs. Charles A. Jupin and husband will conduct evangelistic meetings at the local Christian church for three weeks, arriving Saturday evening for Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with a new hearing aid system installed. Mr Jupin arrives Monday and the public is invited to weeknight sessions except Saturday.
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Charles A. Jupin
Mason City
Ill
Marion
Community Notes From Marion Area Clubs And Visits
Missionary Society at Mrs Harley Guzzle home held Friday afternoon with devotional by Mrs Vernon Carter and program by Mrs Fred Lang and others. Troop 35 Boy Scouts hosted a Halloween party at Hugh Gordon barn led by Don Hoff and Bill Ray. Various residents visited relatives and students, with hospital stays and travels to Clarke College and St Luke’s noted.
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Hugh Gordon Barn
Don Hoff
Bill Ray
Richard Fontaine
Kenneth Bailey
John Ross
Bill
Bob Page
Billie Joe Mills
Robert Williams
Dean Rathje
Amos Evanson
Tom Parks
Don Smith
Cedar Rapids
Air Corps Abandons Cleveland Stadium and Hall Plans
The army air corps will not use Cleveland’s $25 million public hall municipal stadium or lake front for training. Mayor Lausche reported the change to President Roosevelt during a visit to Washington to discuss war production.
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Air Corps
Hall
Cleveland
Army Air Corps
Municipal
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank J. Lausche
War Department
Wall Street strike ends as workers return to work
The first Wall Street strike ends Monday as 150 employees of J. S. Bache and Company walkout for 28 days over a wage and hour contract. Edward K. Flaherty of the AFL Federation of Office Employees says the dispute was certified to the War Labor Board and ordered to end with workers returning to duty.
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New York
Wall Street
J. S. Bache and Company
Edward K. Flaherty
AFL Federation of Office Employes
War Labor Board
Local items and ads note weekend activities
Bud Cornell a University of Iowa sophomore visits with parents. Owen's Cut Rate Drug advertises 25 cents bargain two cigarette tobacco packs and a rolling machine. Balster couple attend Iowa Purdue game in Iowa City. Electa circle King's Daughters sews 47 kit bags in Red Cross room. Circulating heater for sale. Hallwood cafe help wanted. Mrs Gilbert Gordon visits Cornell college daughter Theola Gordon. Don Thomas Lodell Leidigh attend Cornell Knox football game Mount Vernon. Hess child 3 Pneumonia recovery.
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Electa Circle of
King’s Daughters
Red Cross
Don Thomas
Lodell Leidigh
Mount Vernon
Cornell-Knox
Community church schedules and religious services
Local churches list weekly services from Baptist to Seventh Day Church of God. Notable events include Rev. Shaw at Marion churches, Mass at St. Josephs, evangelistic week by Mr. and Mrs. Jupin, and various Bible schools sermons and Holy Communion across congregations in Cedar Rapids area.
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Helen Kathryne
Robbie
Janet Hammond
Ninth Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Robert Hammond
H. A Culbert
N. J. Waffle
Douglas Gallagher
C. V. R. de Jong
Benjamin H. Shaw
St. Joseph's Catholic
T J. McElliott
Vernon H Carter
Charles A. Jupin
Jupin
Frederick Nelson
God
Pilgrim Highraaders
Free Methodist
C. D. Patrick
Arthur W. Henke
Twig Benders
Price
Upper Parlor
Westminster Fellowship
St. Paul's
Atkins
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Prairie Chapel
A. B Curran
Epworth Jeague
Mrs. Curran
Washington Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Lost items and classifieds crowd Cedar Rapids ad pages
The excerpt lists numerous classified ads and notices including lost items such as a heavy duty log chain, a terrier, a gray fender guard, and a coal chute reward. It also features personal ads, jewelry buys, driving offers, cosmetics, dress coats, and beauty services advertised by local businesses and individuals. The items reflect a busy midcentury small-town classifieds page with multiple vendors and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Beach
Covington
Covington Grrave
DIAL
Chrysler
White Eagle Coal Co
PU Lili
Wanted help wanted ads mix across several jobs
Classified notices list multiple positions and services including experienced typist and shorthand expert, housework by the hour, oil company station salesman, truck driver with lumber yard experience, unskilled industrial workers, a farm couple, Cedar Rapids property salesman, radio and washer service agent, dairy farm hand, teenage elevator operator, Bellmen and elevator operators at Magnus Hotel, and a wringer man at Royal Laundry. Contacts include Gazette and box references.
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Major Oil CO
Garzette
Honeymead Products Co
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Magnus Hotel
Royal Laundry
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Austin
Minn
Iap
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Michigan
Territory
Chicago Livestock
U. 5S
Dept. Agriculture
Omaha Livestock
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Idaho
Nebraska
Bliss
Lamson Bros. and Co
The
Associated Press
Good Orhers
Pounds Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Mississipfe
Davenport
Hastings Seas
la Crosse
Wall St
J &. Bennett & Co
Wasp
Willie Willis
Marion News Gazette
Joan Balster
Jean Kennedy
Estherville
University of Iowa
Miss Balster
W. H Balster
Mary Balster
Dubuque
Clarke Colege
Handicraft Club No. 1
Forrest F Blackford
Eighth Street
Roy Oliphant
Dearborn, Mich
Shirley Oliphant
Kansas City, Mo
Henry Oliphant
Toddville
Marvin Hart
Hollis Rae
Los Angeles
Calif
Clem McDonnells
Charles Burkart
Adam Michel
San Diego
Roy Kasanos
Clem McDonnell
Betty Jean Struck
Bernard Struck
Barbara Ann
St. Luke's Hospital
Tom Thompson
Fifth Avenue
Gary
Jack A. Rees
James Warren
Anamosa Hospital
Richard Ware
Stitch and Chatter Club
Charles Crosley
Bezdek Floral Apartments
St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
WLB
Bud Cornell
Mrs
K. E. Cornell
Owen
W. H. Balster
Octo Club
Ralph C. Seager
Albert E. Bragg
Christian Sunday School
Hallwood Cafe
Gilbert Gordon
Theola Gordon
Cornell College
Bobbie Jim Hess
Mrs. James Hess
Eighth Avenue
Marion Churches
Uptott
Ada
Ihe Gazette
Katz Jewelry & Loan
1St ST
A. R. Weatherwax
Margaret WeatherWax
Archie R Weatherwax
Ave
Lyman Shell Service
A Ave
2Nd St
Jack's
Esauc
Mary Adams Agency
Baldridge Studio
2D St. SE
Fred Jimsohn
Cobban Court SE
Super Crown
Mexico
Dias
Claxton Pharmacy
1St Ave
13Th St
K. Co
K.&M_ PHARMACY
OWA Loan CO
Montgomery Ward
San Francisco
Kids House
Richards Lab
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sands Printing CO
2Nd
A K Schaefer
Kresge Elde Wong
Aiachine
Cr, Knitting Co
Aew
Childre
Bishop's
Lovely Lady Beauty
Rock Road
Joe Uleh
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
3Rd
Rita's Beauty Shop
Center Point Road
Rita Kennedy
Thompson Beauty Salon
Paris Academy Beauty School
Chuck Coffee
Mary Bradley
Rachel Saxton
C.S.P.S. Hall
Tom Owen
Cowboys Temple Roller Rink
State Theater
Lee's
O.K
Paul Arthur
Stanwood
Ce-Mar
Marion Blvd
Elass
M Cach Glass Co
Novak Heating CO
Sparta
J.T Thomas
NOBLE
Mariow
Elizabeth Smith
Johnn_Milligan
Isa
Thanx Deinar
Irem
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