Hog and cattle market reports show modest weekly declines
Chicago hog receipts for Saturday totaled 2 000 with 2 500 direct to packers market steady but 25 to 40 cents lower than a week ago. Cattle steady while steers and cows fall 25 to 40 cents week. Lambs steady. top steer price 1160. Furnished by Lamson Brothers and Co. H R Mowrey Cedar Rapids office.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchant National Bank
Chicago Livestock Market Mixed as Receipts Rise Across Regions
Reports from Chicago and Omaha show rising salable hog, cattle, and sheep receipts with steady to higher demand for select grades. Prices vary by weight and class, with heavy steer and heifer activity lifting in some regions, while cows and bulls trend lower.
Iowa Hog Prices and Market Reports Collate Across Cities
The AP summarizes hog and cattle pricing by weight class and region, listing prices for Iowa markets Waterloo Mason City and Austin. Prices cover numerous weight brackets from 140 pounds to 550 pounds, with figures for barrows, gilts, sows, and packing hogs, alongside cattle values and regional variations.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Vackers
Austin
Cattle Prices Mixed at St Paul Market Report
Slaughter cattle and fed steers saw varied bids with prices quoted near 25 cents lower Friday. Reported values include choice fed steers and yearlings around 11.00 to 99.040 dollars, with heifers and bulk cow prices noted, and cannery bids in the 7 to 8 dollar range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pale
ST. Paql AP. Fed S
Mit
Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices on Receipts
Cattle and hogs show varied quotes with stockers and feeders steady. salable calves and western steers fetch around 880 and 904 dollars, while hogs and sheep receipts near 4 000 and 500 head respectively. Slaughter lambs and native feeders noted at 7 dollars per hundredweight, with range feeding lambs around 8 45 to 9 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avernees
Smaughter
Tarly
Omaha Livestour
Omaha
Dept Aericulture
Atio
Sons
Wiesher
Siouncy
Sioux City
Dept Asricultures
Lord Idahos
Texas
Washinston Springers
Washington
Local hog market shows nickel advance on Saturday
Local hog prices firmed slightly with all grades up three cents. Top hog price listed at $7.60. Cattle market remains steady with varied yardage for steers, heifers, yearlings, and bulls across light to heavy weight ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thyseus
Fancy
Cedar Rapids Miscellameous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids misc item lists prices for grain and produce including No 1 wheat 95c, oats 29c to 56c, rye 88c, barley 35c, soybeans 6e per bushel, bale straw 7.00, butterfat cream prices, poultry weights and prices, lemons 6.25, oranges 3.00, grapes 2.75 to 3.00, celery 3.00, lettuce 4.25, onions 1.00 to 1.25, apples pears peaches and hides prices, with miscellaneous freight notes and sales terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizharns
Michigan
Barnlett
Ony and
Aize Place
Bond Markets in New York Drift Amid Mixed Activity
The New York bond market showed mixed movement with small declines and few gains as government securities stayed quiet. Bethlehem Steel and other issuers posted losses while some issues edged up, with industrials and rails drawing attention in late trading.
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York Bond Rey
New York
Canada
Younsstown
War Markets Slip then Steady After Weekend Bend
New York AP reports stock markets opened with profit taking hitting war babies and led to declines of one to four points before support helped. The early drop hit steels aircrafts coppers and specialties while rails held steady and utilities posted modest gains amid a weekend trading mood. Major losers included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Douglas Aircraft Anaconda American Smelting Westinghouse Du Pont Allied Chemical US Rubber International Harvester and Texas Corp.
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New York
US. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysier
General Motors
Douglas Aircraft
Anaconda
American Smelting
Westinghouse
du Pont
Allied Chemical
US. Rubber
International Harvester
Texas Corp
JE. Bennett & Co
W. HH. Tap
Mianhiteer
Merchants National Bank
Adams Espress
Alaska
Ota
Alleeheny Corp
Allied Chem
Ind
Allied Stores
Johns Manville
Allis Chalhners
Kennecott Corp
Krease
Kroger
Ehiel Valley
Libby Owensdale
Bie & Meyers DB
Amn
Int Cornage
Ain Loco Ocw
M & Ty
Lot. Inc
Amn Metals I
Lottaid Palin Amn
Rat ’ McLellan Stores
Amn Roll
Marshall
Mont Ward
Gts
Ark
Armour& Co
Murray Corpn
Aly Nash Kel
Bis Atchison T S PF
Bellas
Atlantic
Ba Aviation Corp
Olio
Barnsdall Corp
NY Central
Bendix
Nor Paca
Reth Steel
North Ann Co
Blaw Knox
Nor Amn Avi
Ohio Oil
Bolyn Alun
Otis Strel Eordeen Co
Packard Murs
Bors Warner
Paramount Tn Brisgs
Migatin Air
Utah
Sy Buestus Erte M
Penick & Fd
Penn R
Burroughs Ads
Penney
Jf C
Peoples Gas
Wits
Phillips Pet
Canada Dry
Plymouth Oil
Procter Gamble
Elo Pullman Co
Cerro de Pasco
Conti
Motors
Sou Railway
Corn Products
Sperry Corp
Coty Tuc
Crown Drug
St Joe Lea Standard Brnds
Civlerite Steel
Calif
Cudahy Pke
Cunrtiss Wright
Curtiss Wr
Stey Warner
Deere & Ca
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Douglas Air Tex
Autolite
Elec Oatie
Fox Film
Elec
Pow & L O's
Union Carbide
Eric Union Pac
Fisk Roig
Gen Motors
Walworth
Nor Ore
Ward
Warner Bros
Greyhound
Es Union
Hat Corp
Estahse AB
Hell
Hecker
Houston Owl Willys Ovid Wilcox
Ty Wilson & Co
Hudson R XM Totors
Woolworth ’ Sa
Hupp Motors
Yellow Truck
Ils Central
Yueston_S
É& T
Tnaus Raven
Zenith Radio Inspiration Eoed
Zenite
Harv
Cincago
Telleman Pes Taotn
Lion
Imty Elles Laughlin
Alldwest_ Corp
Butler Dros
Quaker O cm
Chicago Corp
Rcr
Comwy
Edison
Swift
Cons Biscuit
Walgreen
Wall St. Stocks A weird haul at Quimper harbor
A fishing boat arrived at the French port of Quimper with an unusual catch. The net pulled in a wild boar, astonishing the crew and local observers.
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Quimper
Wheat and Corn End Mixed on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat closed up about 1 percent, corn down around a half to one percent, oats and rye small changes as traders moved slowly. Hedge selling tempered gains. imports and government stockpiles influenced prices and arrivals, with about 72 000 bushels of corn purchases and over 450 cars of local arrivals.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Wheat and grain futures and cash prices linger in market notes
Market brief shows futures for wheat and corn with open interests and lows and closes. Cash grain in Minneapolis and Chicago markets lists receipts, No. 1 and No. 2 grades, protein content, and assorted prices for oats barley and timothy seeding.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Notes
Miscellaneous Wisconsin cheese prices for the week of Lent and farm call board figures. Boston wool markets show wider advances with lower sales volume. graded combing wools move from 37 to 40 cents and delaine and combing half bloods around 39 to 40 cents, with three eighths and quarter blood trends noted.
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Boston
Dent Agricultural
Markets CHICAGO Potato and dairy price report
Propter Chicago market notes arrivals on track total US shipments moderate demand steady to slightly weaker for potatoes with Idaho russets and Washington and Oregon lots. Butter and egg receipts steady to easy with creamery butter higher in NY and cheese firm with unchanged prices.
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Chicago
S. Dept. Agricultures
Idaho
Bliss Triumphs
U. S
Minnesota
Sandland
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Wisconsin
New York
Qtc
Funeral Rites for Katharine Drahos and John Krejen Taylor
Funeral services are announced for Katharine Drahos of Bertram who died at her daughter's home near Mount Vernon. Services will be held at Polansky chapel and St. Wenceslaus church with burial at St. John cemetery. Msgr. August Vojacek officiates. A daughter Mrs. Jane Scedlak predeceased her father, John Krejen Taylor, who died at his daughter's Center Point home. Burial at St. John cemetery follows a Sunday chapel viewing.
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Katherine Drahos
Bertram
Joseph Pospisil
Mount Vernon
Polansky Chapel
St. Wenceslaus
Msgr
August Vojacek
St. John
John Krejen Taylor
Rose E. Cary
Center Point Road
Forty-second Street
Polansky
Jane Scedlak
John Wehren
Virginia Weirend
Estherville
Adel
Dallas Center
Des Moines
Weirend
Fred Kromminga
Monticello
A. L. Barton
Davidson funeral for Mrs Neltie Pringle Davidson
Funeral services for Mrs Neltie Pringle Davidson wife of Thomas Davidson of 393 Seventeenth street SE will be held at Turner chapel Sunday at 2 pm Rev James H Blackstone Jr will officiate burial is Woodland cemetery Toledo Iowa Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neltie Pringle Davidson
Thomas Davidson
Seventeenth Street
Turner Chapel
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Woodland Cemetery
Toledo
Iowa
Funeral services for John Skaecl of Lawton Oklahoma
Funeral services for John Skaecl of Lawton Oklahoma were held at 11 a.m. Saturday in Jancba funeral home with the Rev B J Paroulek officiating. Burial was in the Bohemian National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Skaecl
Lawton
Okla
Jancba
B. J. Paroulek
Marion women elected delegates to state King's Daughters convention
Mrs. A. E. Fairhurst and Mrs. B. Earl Beiber were chosen as delegates to the state King's Daughters convention Oct 10 11 and 12 in Cedar Rapids. Fidelis circle discussed plans with guest Mrs KK E Cornell. Numerous local visits and hostings noted including entertainments at Mrs. John Christie and many Marion residents visiting relatives across Iowa and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Fairhurst
B. Earl Beiber
King's Daughters
Cedar Rapids
Fidelis Circle of
King’s Daughters
Destructive German Raid Hits Vilna and Molodeczno
London reports one of the war’s deadliest air raids as 18 German bombers strike Vilna at 4 pm Friday, dropping 200 bombs and causing massive central destruction with civilian casualties. Bombs also fall on Molodeczno as Polish planes target a German air base at Posnania.
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London
INL
Vilna
Exchange Telegraph Agency
Molodeczno
Reuter
Warsaw
Posnania
Marion area church services and schedules
Local church notices list service times and sermon topics for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, Prairie Chapel, and Alburnett Methodist. Highlights include Bible schools at 9:45 a.m., morning worship around 10:45 to 11 a.m., evening services, and various youth activities and choir rehearsals.
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L. W. Inman
Pastor Bible School
Christ
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Seremon
Epworth League
Norma Biddick
Vaughn's Pasture
Nethe
Tenth Street
Sam Jackson
C. VR. de Jong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Alburnett Methodist
J. B. Clyde
Reward offered for information on crime in The Gazette
Classifieds list numerous ads from hats watches jewelry and services with a reward offer for arrest and conviction of anyone obtaining money under false pretenses. It mentions DowntOWN Fortage Courteous H Schaeefer Allied Van Lines and various beauty shops and services in the area. The mixed ad collage reflects a late era newspaper classifieds page with commercial notices and contact details.
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The
Gazette
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
Dillon
H. K. Schaeefer
Ikkresge
Dial
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer d& Storage Co
New York
McGregor
Omaha
Kenwood
New Women's Exchange
3Rd Ave
Los Angeles
Packard
Wat
2Nd St
Richards Pharmacy
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
P.O
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
City Briefs and Personals Summary
Fairfax St Patrick Chicken Dinter event advertised as 11 45 a m to 2 15 p m Friday. Jack Geiger 14 fractured soft collar bone while playing football Friday evening. Ruth Spencer reports three boys stole two plants and a towel, dropped a garbage lid, and tried to take her dog. Theft of a $30 light meter and service assembly from 1112 Ellis boulevard NW reported by Howard Jones of the Hedges company.
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Fairfax
St. Patrick's
Jack Geiger
J. A. Geiger
Washington Avenue
Footall
Ruth Spencer
First Avenue W
Spencer
Ellis Boulevard
Howard Jones
The
Hedges Company
Grand Rapids girl improves after Cedar Rapids crash
Ruth Sullivan, one of two Grand Rapids, Michigan girls badly hurt west of Cedar Rapids Wednesday when a man was killed, is reported in improved condition at Mercy hospital. Jean Ann Fritz, the driver, remains in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sullivan
Grand Rapids, Mich
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Jean Ann Fritz
Model plane entered in en durance contest in Iowa City
Arnold Zimmerman of 415 Twelfth Street SE will enter his model airplane in an en durance competition at a model airplane contest in Iowa City on Sunday. His rubber band type plane placed fourth in a competition of over 75 entries sponsored by the Ames Lions Club last Sunday. Zimmerman formerly worked as a Gazette carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Zimmerman
Twelfth Street SE
Iowa City
Zimmerman
Ames Lions Club
Gazette
Exhibit on head on crash abandoned after objections
A planned Greene exhibit near the square showing two cars involved in a Wednesday head on collision was scrapped due to objections from Edward Fritz, father of Jean Ann Fritz, one driver. Capt. Gordon Hughes said the exhibit aimed to reduce highway deaths and involved the highway patrol and Linn county Safety council.
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Greene
Edward Fritz
Jean Ann Fritz
Gordon Hughes
Police
Highway Patrol
Linn County Safety Council
Hughes
Local Pastor and Family Return From Kentucky Trip
The Rev W Greer McCrory pastor of First United Presbyterian and Mrs McCrory with son Albert and daughter Alice returned Friday from a brief motor trip through Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania. Another son Charles accompanied them to Muskingum College where he entered the freshman class. The party visited Ezel and Frenchburg mission centers and met Rev J M McMains formerly pastor here now connected with Frenchburg faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Greer McCrory
First United Presbyterian Church
Bickel Showcases Canoe River Tale to Rogers Farm Bureau
Robert O. Bickel of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce spoke to about 50 Rogers Farm Bureau members at the Rogers Crossing schoolhouse. He presented his motion picture One Thousand Miles of Eastern Town Rivers by Canoe, with Marvin Selden and Paul Hansen operating the projector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert O. Bickel
Cedar Rapids
Revenge Motive Sparks Doctor Slaying and Wounding
In Pittsburgh a disgruntled patient named Mike Koski, 46, came to a physician's office seeking revenge. He killed Dr. F. G. Leslie and fatally wounded physician Joseph Cerra after attempting to kill him, according to Detective Captain Franklin T. McQuaide. The two doctors had treated the patient for 15 years.
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Pittsburgh
Franklin T. McQuaide
McQuaide
Mike Koski
Joseph Cerra
F. G. Leslie
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Mississippi
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Muscatine
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1St Ave
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