Market ends week with gains as Dow rises 5 points to 887.57
Stocks steadied and advanced toward the close on Friday marking gains for the week. Traders cited a stronger dollar and broad participation as a rotating group showed strength despite light volume and a holiday weekend ahead. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials finished up 5.04 at 887.57.
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New York
Ralph Acampora
Harris, Upham & Co
Martin Goodfriend
Bruns, Nordemann & Co
Dow Jones
Cedar Rapids Hog Market Prices Hold Steady
Prices paid on Saturday in Cedar Rapids were steady with Friday’s bids for country and plant delivered butchers at 47.00 to 48.00 for 200 to 230 pounds. Sows 300 pounds down 44.00 to 45.00. heavier butchers reduce by 25 or 50 cents per 10 pounds. Market closed Monday for Labor Day. UPI report from Des Moines notes slow trade in interior Iowa southern Minnesota hogs with specific weight-based ranges for US 1-3 classes. Friday’s estimated 25,000 head, with week totals and prior-day comparisons included.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Minnesota
U.S
Tis
Slaughterhouse Prices Linked to Weights and Delivery
In Waterloo market trading butchers remained steady while sows softened by 50 cents. Packing plant deliveries show No 2 butchers at 200 to 230 pounds fetching 47.00 to 47.50 dollars, and 300 pound sows at about 44.00 to 44.50 dollars.
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Waterloo
Omaha Hogs and Cattle Prices Mixed Across Markets
Omaha market reports show hogs 210 to 280 pounds mostly 50 to 75 higher on some lots with weights 240 to 260 pounds seen at 49.75. Sows steady to higher, cattle receipts about 2,500 hogs and 500 cattle as Friday auction looms with cows 36 to 37, canner 33 to 36, and prime steers around 49 to 50 in Joliet and Postville listings.
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OMAHA
USDA
Joliet
UPI
Cattie
Postville
Sioux City Livestock Report Fragment
Fragmentary Sioux City livestock listing appears with incomplete numbers and missing labels. OCR text shows brief yardage and contact notes with unclear dates and figures.
Chicago grain prices report shows mixed futures
AP dispatch lists wheat and corn quotes in Chicago with No 2 soft red at 5.02 1/2, No 2 hard red 4.87 1/2, No 2 yellow 2.00, No 2 extra heavy white 1.18 1/4, soybeans No 1 yellow at 7.27 1/4, reflecting daily price shifts for grains and beans.
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Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Webster City Livestock Market Report
Webster City Iowa AP notes weaker cattle trends with cows 30.00 to 35.00 and good young cows 38.00 to 40.00 while bulls bring 40.00 to 43.00. Hog prices fall about 50 cents with bulk around 49.00 to 50.80. Cattle run estimated at 500 and hogs at 1,200 with various weights reported.
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Webster City
Truik
Seancey
Dressed Meats Prices Fall in Des Moines Market
The Des Moines market reports lower dressed meat prices for prime cuts and loins with declines from recent levels. Skinned sides and small cuts show reduced bids, while larger portions remain steady near 14 pounds per 16 ounces and other listed figures.
Prices on Des Moines meat cuts and bellies detailed
In Des Moines USDA market notes buyers saw no sales seers, hogs, or pork cut trade. Skinned hams rose to about 1.00 higher with 14-17 and 17-20 pound hog hams at 764.50 and 76.50-77.00. Seedless bellies listed at 63.00-63.50 for 6-6 Ibs and 64.50 for 6 Ibs. Veal and other cuts noted with 12-14 Ibs bellies at 71.00-72.50 and 14-16 Ibs at 69.00.
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Des Moines
Eeat
USDA
Chicago Produce Prices Reported by USDA
Wholesale selling prices reported by USDA for Chicago produce show butter at 93 to delivery to Chicago firm with 84 and 84 scores, eggs at 73 to 74 for white and large whites 61 to 63, standards 65 to 2. Retailer prices in cartons delivered Grade A: extra large 72 to 74, large 72 to 74, mediums 64 to 66.
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Chieao
UPI
USDA
Bur
Chicago
Gaicoee
New York Milk and Butter Market Report Oddities
An AP USDA market note from New York reports wholesale cog offerings adequate for rasp mediums with modest supply. Butter offerings are light to barely adequate at roughly 36 pounds per average, with demand described as strong in places.
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New York
USDA
Seney
Ray Appointed to Committee Slot
Iowa Governor Robert D. Ray was named vice-chairman of the national governors conference committee on executive management and fiscal affairs. Reappointed by Gov. Daniel J. Evans, the panel polices revenue sharing tax structure education finance reform and federal budgeting procedures with Gov. Calvin L. Rampton of Utah as chair and fellow Midwestern members Gov. Wendell R. Anderson of Minnesota and Gov. Patrick J. Lucey of Wisconsin.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
Robert D. Ray
National Governors’ Conference
Ray
Daniel J. Evans
Governors’ Conference
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Wendell R. Anderson
Minnesota
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Want Ads Claim Quick Results With Easy Use Dial 398 8234
Simple want ads promise fast, satisfying results with easy placement. Dial 398 8234 for quick service and immediate visibility. The notice urges readers to act now and connect with the advertiser for swift outcomes.
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Dial
O'Deen Held in Fayette County On Threat Count
Dave O'Deen of Cedar Rapids is held on a 15000 bond for threatening to harm and for having four loaded guns in his Fayette apartment. He barricaded his wife and child, was subdued by police, then taken for evaluation. Edison Pharmacy and Sorg Pharmacy plan Labor Day hours and emergency service.
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Fayette
Dave O’deen
Cedar Rapids
O’deen
Fayette County
Mental Health Institute
Independence
Black Hawk County
Community Church Listings for Marion Area Faith Groups
A consolidated church guide lists Marion area denominations with service times and pastors. Entries include First Baptist at 2695 14th Ave with Rev. Lyle W. Lee worship 9:30 and Sunday school 10:30, Grace Baptist on 440 S. 15th St with Rev. Don R. Martin, plus St. Joseph's Catholic at 995 5th Ave and parish mass schedules. Also included are Marion Christian, Robins Faith Bible, Ascension Lutheran, Lutheran Church of the Resurrection, St. Pauls Lutheran, First United Methodist, Prairie Chapel United Methodist, Wind Wind, Presbyterian, Reformed Presbyterian, Church of God Seventh Day, and United Seventh Day Brethren with respective addresses, pastors, and service times.
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Bethel Baptist
8Th Ave
Calvin Thorpe
First Baptist
14Th Ave
Lyle W. Lee
Grace Baptist
S. 15Th St
Don R. Martin
Squaw Creek
Main and
Mentzersts
St. Joseph’s Catholic
5Th Ave
Justin A. Kane
Martin W. Pfath
John Casey
14Th St
Ore
Marion
Otto A. Zwanziger
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Missouri Synod
John D. Huber, Jr
First United Methodist
Glen W. Lamb
J.M. Steffenson
God
Church of God
9Th Ave
W.J. Kuryluk
United Seventh Day Brethren
2Nd Ave
W. Allen Bond
Suit Filed Over Car Race Fatality at Iowa State Fair
James Hoyt of Des Moines files a 665,276 suit in Polk County District Court accusing National Speedways Inc and Century 21 Shows Inc of negligence in the Aug 20 1972 Iowa State Fair crash that killed Mary Ann Hoyt 27 and injured her three year old son Derek. The petition says the firms failed to inspect the track or provide barriers to keep cars off the midway where the Hoyt family stood watching a pony ride. William Randleman was the driver.
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Des Moines
UPI
National Speedways, Inc
Century 21 Shows, Inc
Polk County
James Hoyt
Hoyt
Mary Ann
Derek
William Randleman
Train Derails Near Clayton at Town Edge
A Milwaukee freight train en route from Savannah Illinois to St. Paul Minnesota derailed thirteen of its one hundred cars at the west edge of Clayton. The mid train cars carried lumber and fertilizer. Rail officials reported tracks open by Saturday morning.
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Clayton
Milwaukee
Savanna
Ill
St. Paul
Minn
Two Are Killed in Emmetsburg Accident
AP report says a single vehicle crash on highway 18 west of Emmetsburg killed two youths, James Treinen of LeMars and Bill Schneider of Emmetsburg. Adrien Moen and Ken Rierson, both of Emmetsburg, were injured and transported to hospitals in Mason City and Rochester, Minnesota.
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Emmetsburg
Highway
James Treinen
LeMars
Bill Schneider
Adrien Moen
Ken Rierson
Moen
Mason City
Rierson
Rochester, Minn
Moscow reports end of encirclement at Ta ganrog follows German surrender
Thirty years ago Moscow announced Russian troops completed the liquidation of encircled German forces at Taganrog, claiming over 35,000 enemy killed. The statement framed the operation as total destruction of a major pocket in the region.
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Moscow
Taganrog
Stripe-Happy Knit Patterns For Kids
Pattern advertisement offering Stripe-Happy designs for fall wear including a knit tank top for girls and boys and a two-color worsted jumper. Includes sizes 4 6 8 10, patent 948, seven cents plus extra for air mail handling. Send name address zip to Laura Wheeler Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011.
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Laura Wheeler
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Needlecraft Dept
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Newhall rape and kidnapping case hearings set
George L Wood Jr and Don A Erland both of Newhall face rape and kidnapping charges tied to a 17 year old Newhall girl. Magistrate Larry Schluie released them on recognizance. Erland's preliminary hearing set Oct 12. Wood's rape hearing Oct 5 and kidnapping hearing Oct 19. The girl was reported missing after leaving a friend's house and later called from Chicago to say she was safe.
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Chicago
Erland and
Woodson
Canadian in Kenya To Head U.N. Unit
Maurice Strong, the Canadian chosen to lead the newly established U N Human Environment Secretariat, arrived in Nairobi to assume duties. The secretariat opens Oct. 1 and will coordinate global pollution control programs, overseen by contributions from U N member states.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Maurice Strong
U. N. Human Environment Secretariat
Strong
U. N
Europe
North America
Kenyatta Conference Center
Wast International
Us -N
Pakistan government empowered to seize 18 industries
Karachi AP report states the government gained authority on Saturday to acquire all or part of the shares of 18 industries it had seized earlier in 1972. The move expands state ownership amid economic consolidation and nationalization measures during that period.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Employes Suit Against Regents Pay Plan Delayed
A union sues the Iowa Regents over a new merit pay plan, asking a court to block its operation. Attorneys spar over administrative remedies and required state approvals. Judge Peterson will rule on a dismissal motion next week. regents say review by the merit commission and executive council is pending.
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Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
University of Northern Iowa
Board of Regents
Regents
Leo Baker
Baker
Iowa State Merit Commission
State Executive Council
Peterson
Robert Fulton
Union
Fulton
Executive Council
Iowa City
Keating
Misses dress pattern 4542 by Jeane Hee released
Front back and profile views show a superb shape with elegant seaming flattering for sizes 8 to 18. Pattern 4542 lists sizes 8 through 18 and a 34 bust size 12 option requiring home sewing details and a Cedar Rapids Gazette address for pattern requests.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Steven Stalkfleet Faces Drug Count
Steven L. Stalkfleet, 20, of 511 Tenth Street SW, was arrested Friday night on a warrant charging possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. He is held in Linn County jail on a $2,500 bond. this marks the 20th drug arrest in Linn County this week.
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Steven L. Stalkfleet
Tenth Street
Linn County
Fire destroys 100 by 300 building and 2000 pigs
A large confinement building at Premium Park Inc. near Fredericksburg burned Friday about 5 30 p m destroying a 100 by 300 foot structure and 2000 pigs. Damages may reach half a million dollars plus $150000 in equipment. Firefighters from Fredericksburg and New Hampton remained on scene until about 10 p m saving another confinement building. The state fire marshal was summoned to determine the cause.
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Fredericksburg
Premium Park, Inc
New Hampton
Probate notices for Sparrgrove Clark Burgert estates Iowa
Notices announce probate of Florence G Sparrgrove 1967 will in Linn County Iowa with administrator appointment Kenneth L Perry Sr and attorney Kelsen for estate, and later appointment of Carrie W Clark administrator. Creditors warned to present claims within six months and executor to settle debts. Also notice of Howard Burgert estate with executor City WN Bonke and Cedar Rapids attorneys. Second publication dates noted.
Probate in the county court for George C. Dyrland estate
Publication notices probate in the district court for the will of George C. Dyrland deceased all interested parties notified the will admitted to probate with no administration yet appointed action to set aside must be in one year from second publication dates and dates given in 1973 by Perry clerk and Robert C Nelson attorney second publication date listed as January 1st.
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Apeointme Nore
Iowa
Linn
Howard Gburgert
Howar Burgert
Cote
Iin
J Bonke
Oyrla
George C. Dyriand
Estatiou
District Court
Perry, Sr
Robert C. Nelson
Neh
Lowe
Linn County
Emma HH. Pfeffer
Imma
Pfeffer
Emma WH. Pfeffer
Peoples Bank Company
Notice of Probate for Mary H. Henningsen Estate
In the District Court of Iowa in Toddville, the estate of Mary H. Henningsen, deceased, is opened. Alfred W. Bradley is named administrator and invites all creditors to file their claims within six months from publication, or they will be barred. Dated April 20, 1973, Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa
Linn
Mary HH. Henningsen
Oon
Mary H. Henn
Lerk
Apa
Alfred W. Bradley
Toddville
Lowe
Norice Toe
Tate
Ave Atv
Akin Heefner
Darwin Heefner
Ibara Walser
Barbara Waloer
Cedar Rapids
Want ads work for buyers and sellers alike
Classifieds offer practical results for buyers and sellers, with concise notices highlighting goods, services, and opportunities. Quick to read, easy to act on, and suitable for local transactions. Urban readers find value in brief, actionable ads that connect people and items.
Publication notice for Sept first day details unclear
Fragmentary OCR text notes a publication date described as the first day of September. No further readable entities or actions are present to identify an event, organization, or location.
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Sara Wheeler
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