Hogs Hit 22-Year High as Chicago Livestock Market Rises
Chicago hog prices surged to a 22 year high at 15.40 per hundred pounds on Monday with weak lighter weights steady to up. Cattle and sheep receipts varied with hogs leading gains as slaughter demand grows. Omaha and Peoria markets mirror strength while lighter weights and sows also rise in value across regional yards.
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Ivchicago
Omabra Livestock
Chicago Livestock
S Dept Agriculture
Salisnae
Ings
Askine
Livestock Market Report for Iowa and Minnesota
Interior Iowa and southern Minnesota markets for the 48 hours ending Monday 3 a.m. showed 23 100 head sold, down from last week and year. Steers and heifers ranged 10125 to 14.90 per hundredweight with feeder categories listed from 160 to 550 pounds. Sows 270 to 550 pounds traded around 14.40 to 14.70 per cwt with varied weights.
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Austin
Ap—Goo Hutchers
Peggins
Iowa
Minnesota
Abov
Senereee
Eprine
Tampa
Buc
Prices Rise 15 Cents in Cedar Rapids Hog Market
Prices advanced fifteen cents across all grades in the Cedar Rapids hog market on Monday. Top price for butchers reached $14.70, long haul no fill $14.80, and packers $14.50.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Grain and Market Rates Snapshot
Grain prices for Wheat No 1 1.03 and No 2 0.99 with various grades. oats white No 2 0.43 and No 3 0.42. rye No 3 green, No 2 yellow 0.77. soybeans No 2 yellow 0.31. Hay, straw, poultry, fruits, vegetables, onions, prunes, and hides listed with current wholesale prices. horse and pony values included.
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Michigan
Colorado
Chicago Produce Market Roundup With Varied Poultry Prices
Chicago market notes show extensive poultry price lists for heavy hens, leghorn and Plymouth Rock variants, ducks and geese, turkeys and capons, plus cheese butter and eggs prices. New York batch reflects steady dressed poultry and regional butter, cheese and egg values, with futures quotes from Lamson Bros. and Co. and large receipts across items.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Delaware Springs
Idaho
Colorado
New York
Virginia
Fresh del
Sera Ae
Lamson Bros. and Co
Mixed stock market trends across the New York list
Market activity opened with fractional gains in select stocks but faded as the day progressed. Santa Fe peaked in five years, while Dome Mines and Homestake Mining fell over two points. major nam es like U S Steel Bethlehem Dow Chemical DuPont and General Electric showed mixed intraday movement.
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New York
Santa Fe
Canadian Pacific
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Dow Chemical
Allied Chemical
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Yellow Truck
General Electric
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Chrysler
General Motors
Kennecott
American Telephone
Sears Roebuck
Consolidated Edison
Public Service of New Jersey
Standard Oil
N.J
Wall Street Stocks and Quotations Montage
Monday's market page lists Abbott Lab to Wall Street names with percent gains and declines. Major names include International Mining, Adams Express, American Can, Johns Manville, Lockheed, Loews, Lorillard, McKesson, Union Carbide, Proctor Gamble, Coca Cola, General Motors, Ford, IBM, Sears Roebuck, Westinghouse, and more. The sheet hints at widespread trading activity across diversified industries in a single session.
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J &. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Abbott Lab
Intl
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Alea Chem
Allied
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Kroger G & B
Libbey Owens
Amn Intl Corp
Lockheed
Maracaibo
Loews, Inc
Lorillard
McKesson
Amn Roll Mills
Marshall_ Fid
Amn
Martin G L
Amn Steel Fdys
Mathiesen Ark
Amn Sue
Amn Tel
Tel
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Wat
Nasheed
Biscuit
Armour, Co
Dalry Po
Atl Coast
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Natl
Pow & Lo
Balto
Ohio
Central
Barnsdall Gi
Foc
Beatrice Crmy
Nor
Amn Co
Bendix
Nor Amn Avi
Bett. Steel
Ohio Oil
Blaw Knox
Otis Elev
Boeing Alrp
Packard Mills
Borden Co
Paramount
Borg Warner
Park Utah
Bridgeport
Pen & Ford
Briggs Mfg
Penna RR
Bucyrus Erie
Penney J C
Burroughs
Proctor Gamble
Century Foundry
Pullman Co
Incom
Shell Union
Southern
Silver King
Congoleum
Simmons Co
Skelly Oil
Edison
Socony
Vac
Sou Railway
Contl Motors
Sperry Corp
Calif
Ind
Crucible Steel
Stew Warner i
Cudahy
Studebaker
Deere Yf
Tex Corp
del Fudson
Tex Gulf
Tidewater
Timken
Uni Air Lines
Elec Pow & L
Uni Corp
Uni Prue
Ford
Engind
Uni el Coal
Eectric
Uni Gas Co
O's
Nema Gillette SR
Willys Ovid
Hayes Body
Wilcox
Wisconsin Cheese and Wool Market Reports
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of September 28 to October 30 include 3, No. 1 cheddars at 2344 bid, junior cheddars at 2234 bid, and various daisies horns and squares quoted with bids. Boston wool market notes U S Department of Agriculture sales of fine and half blood wools at 75 cents for 64s and 73 cents for 60s 8,000. contracts for 5,122,000 yards of woolen cloth announced by the quartermaster corps and bids sought on 19,000,000 pairs of domestically produced wool socks.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Wisconsin
Boston
UPI
U. S. Dept. Agricultures
Quartermaster Corps
Break in Prices Of Grain Futures
Wheat and rye futures fell over a cent per bushel with corn oats and soybeans also retreating. The declines followed expectations of little upward parity revision and ongoing Washington parity bill doubts. Chicago cash provisions listed grain values and field seeds with several price ranges across wheats corn oats and barley.
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Chicago
Washington
Bond Markets Show Mixed Movement In Quiet Session
In New York a generally narrow and uneven trading day saw most corporate divisions erratic in the final hour. Utilities saw slight gains while government and long term loans were quiet. National Dairy 3 1/2s active yet soft, and several rail and airline issues offered varied results amid modest turnover.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Columbia Gas
Northwestern
St. Paul
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
St Louis San Francisco
National Dairy
Cuba
Argentina
Brazil
Linn County Leads in Half-Year Homestead Credits
The Linn County report shows it ranks second in Iowa homestead tax credits for the second half of the fiscal year, with Polk County far ahead at 593,218.83. Woodbury falls to fourth, Scott and Linn populations are noted from the 1940 census, and county valuations are listed. Frank Bates calls the 1942 second half total slightly above last year. In related items Judge Haas approves a $3 150 real estate purchase in a partition suit. Eliza Bower seeks divorce from Max Bower after a California wedding in 1932.
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Linn County
Fred W. Nelson
State Tax Commission
Polk County
Linn Polk
Linn
Woodbury County
Scott
Polk
Woodbury
Frank W. Bates
Charles J. Haas
John E. Powers
D. J Pulis
Russel R. Pulis
Optimists Promise Hope Amid World War II Unity Talk
Francis J. Gable of Kansas City told the Cedar Rapids Optimist club that hatred is limited despite war and urged optimism about today’s world of opportunity. Sergt Edward Cleaver recounted Ulster duty and censorship risks as American troops serve in Northern Ireland and prepare for officer training.
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Optimist Club
Francis J. Gable
Kansas City
Unity School of Christianity
Good Business
City Briefs and Local Notices in Des Moines Area
Free cooking classes offered every Tuesday at 2 15 in the Glow room of the Iowa Illinois Gas and Electric company. The Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen postponed a planned Wednesday breakfast indefinitely. Mr and Mrs Jack Frew of 1341 D avenue NE returned from Ogema Wisconsin after a week with Mr and Mrs H P Lots. George J Oltsen of Ottsen and Sons Oil company attended a Clinton lubrication clinic for war materials industries with planned similar meetings in Dubuque and Waterloo. Ellen Sheftie age 19 of 1322 Sixth street NW suffered a scalp cut when a car collided with a machine driven by Rudolph Hen ecke of 1533 Ellis boulevard NW at M avenue and Sixth street NW. Miss Sheftic was taken to Mercy hospital and released.
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Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Company
George J Oltsen
Ottsen and Sons Oil Company
Clinton
Dubuque
Waterloo
Ellen Sheftie
Sixth Street
R. Sheftic
Rudolph Henecke
Ellis Boulevard
M Avenue
Miss Sheftic
Mercy Hospital
Deaths Miss Ithema Ann Bailey Formerly of Cedar Rapids
Miss Ithema Ann Bailey died in University hospital Iowa City at 3 25 am Monday after a long illness. Born October 18 1862 in Lancaster Iowa she lived most of her life in Hampton. She moved to Cedar Rapids ten years ago and four months ago relocated to Eddyville. A practical nurse for many years she belonged to First Congregational church Hampton. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may visit Moon chapel Tuesday.
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Ithema Ann Bailey
Cedar Rapids
University Hospital
Iowa City
Lancaster
Hampton
Eddyville
First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids Girls on Radio Program Tonight
Two Cedar Rapids girls appear on the Vox Pop radio program Monday from Columbia University in New York. Patricia Salter attends graduate work at Columbia while Allyne Keneeny studies modeling with John Roberts Powers. The show airs at 7 p.m. on WMT.
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Cedar Rapids
Patricia Salter
Alice B. Salter
Grande Avenue SE
Allayne Keneeny
J. L. Keneeny
Crescent Street SE
Parks Johnson
Warren Hull
McMillin Academic Theater
Columbia University
New York
Salter
Columbia
Kenecny
John Roberts Powers
WMT
William Shaffer 74 Dies in Cedar Rapids Hospital
William Frederick Shaffer 74 of 726 E avenue NW died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 4 30 p m Sunday after a long illness. Born June 23 1868 in Clinton he lived in Cedar Rapids since 1870 Surviving sister Minnie Shaffer and brother G A Shaffer both of Cedar Rapids Funeral services conducted by Rev Thomas C Collister at Turner chapel Tuesday 2 pm Burial in Linwood cemetery Friends may call at the chapel. Charles F Curttright 76 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Sunday at his brother’s home in Clinton He had worked for Buehler Bros Funeral services and burial will be in Clinton.
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William Frederick Shaffer
E Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Minnie Shaffer
G A. Shaffer
Thomas C Collister
Turner Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Charles F Curttright
L. L. Henry
Ninth Street
Buehler Bros
Funeral Services for Tony Caito Set at St Patrick's
Funeral services for Tony Caito will be held at St Patrick's church at 930 a.m. Tuesday. Burial follows in Mt Calvary cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Monday in the Monahan chapel, with friends invited to call.
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Tony Caito
St. Patrick’s Church
Mt Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Chapel
Widow of A H Rosenbaum Dies in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Marguerite Rosenbaum widow of A H Rosenbaum died at 3 40 a m Monday at the home of her son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs James R Flynn 1323 Third Avenue SW after a lingering illness She came to Cedar Rapids from Omaha a year ago Survived by daughter Mrs James P Conlan of Omaha another son Leo E Rosenbaum of Fort Logan Colorado a sister Mrs M R Armstrong of Omaha seven grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Body sent back to Omaha Monday afternoon Funeral services slated in Omaha Wednesday
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Marguerite Rosenbaum
A. H. Rosenbaum
James R. Flynn
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Flynn
James P. Conlan
Leo E. Rosenbaum
Fort Logan
Colo
Flood Devastates Yellow River Region In August Losses
Chungking reports a Yellow River flood in early August that killed about 3000 people and left more than 40000 homeless. A 100 mile western riverbank strip was inundated, destroying harvests and prompting an appeal to the American relief council for aid to avert famine.
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Chungking
Yellow River
American Advisory Council
United States
Local Woman Served as Chaplain for Seven Years
The obituary notes a Cedar Rapids woman who served as chaplain for seven years and joined the Cedar Rapids chapter of the Order of Eastern Star four years after its 1899 organization. Surviving are daughter Edna Duncan, Cedar Rapids. niece Mrs John Rennie, Dallas. nephews Harry Anderson, Dr Tom L. Anderson, Texas. Verne Anderson, Boise. Son Harry E. Cameron died in 1887. Funeral is at Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday. friends may call.
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Cedar Rapids
Order of Eastern Star
Edna Duncan
John Rennie
Dallas
Texas
Harry Anderson
Tom L. Anderson
Verne Anderson
Boise
Idaho
Harry E. Cameron
Turner Chapel
Iowa Bleu Mold Leader Among Nation's Producers
Prof. C A Iverson of Iowa State College told Rotarians at the Roosevelt hotel that Iowa ranks as a major producer of pure culture bleu mold for U S cheese manufacture. He noted cheese research began in 1928, and highlighted Maytag farms at Newton along with factories in Ames Boone and Ottumwa producing bleu cheese cheddar Swiss and Edam varieties distributed nationwide.
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Iowa
C. A. Iverson
Department of Dairy Industry
Iowa State College
Roosevelt Hotel
Maytag
Newton
Iverson
Local Classifieds Include Rummage Sales and Services
A collage of small ads lists rummage sales by Pythian Sisters and Trinity M. E. Church, local services from Sands Printing and Griffith Feather Mattress Co, watch repair by J K Schaefer, and job/instruction offers from Welding programs and an Aircraft factory training.
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Kids
Richards Lab
Louis C. Kaiser
Hisley
3Rd Ave
Pythian Sisters
Printing Sands Printing CO
2Nd St
C. R. Knitting Co
St. SW
Trinity M. E. Church
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
J. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Deaths in Iowa: Mrs Sarah Blair 83 Manchester resident
Mrs Sarah Blair aged 83, formerly Sarah Mullan Gillespie, died Sunday at the Manchester Home for the Aged after a paralytic stroke. Born in Rochester New York she wed Alexander Blair in Hopkinton on May 1 1884. Surviving daughters include Mrs Guy Duncan Manchester Mrs Ina Robbins Hopkinton Mrs E T Martin Edgewood Mrs Roy Martin Cedar Rapids and Mrs A W Carruthers San Mateo California plus eight grandchildren.
Widow Mrs Christy A Cameron dies at 85 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Christy A Cameron widow of Simon P Cameron died at 9 15 am Monday at her home 1915 avenue NW after several months illness Born October 18 1856 in Oshkosh Wisconsin she married in Kewanee Illinois October 26 1875 and moved to Cedar Rapids in 1882 The Camerons celebrated their sixtieth anniversary in October 1935 Mr Cameron died May 19 1937 She was a long time member of Zion Evangelical church and joined in 1888 and belonged to the GIA Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers formed in her home
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Christy A. Cameron
Simon P Cameron
Avenue NW
Andrew Cowan
Oshkosh
Wis
Kewanee
Cedar Rapids
Galesburg
Ill
Camerons
Cameron
Zion Evangelical Church
GIA
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Sioux City
API
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Peoria
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U. S. Dept. Agriculture
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H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National
Bank Vunning
Towa
Associated Press
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Mason Good Butchers
Waterloo Ottumwa Iene
C.R
Leghorn Springs
Wall St
Mississippi River
Hastings
Davenport
la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Davenport Pater
Keokuk
Eliza Bower
Max Bower
Oroville
City Briefs
Brotherhood of Railway
Bevergate
Jack Frew
D Avenue
Ogema
H. P. Lots
Tihema Ann Bailey
William F. Shaffer
Charles F. Curttright
Caito Services
A. Hi. Rosenbaum
China
Gazette
The
1St Ave
Eisenberg
Lady's Westfield
19Th St. SE
Katz Jewelry & Loan
1St ST
Post Office
Probasco Jeweler
Palace Theater
Marion
Lyman & Son
Shell Station
A Ave
Baldridge Studio
Orville Joyce
6Th St. SE
Iowa Loan CO
Montgomery Ward Bldr
Jim
Claxton Pharmacy
Mary Adams Agency
K.&m
K.&m. Pharmacy
Bishop's Lovel Lady Beauty Shop
Dial
Lillian Suchy Beauty Shop
3Rd ST
Roosevelt
O. L. Shedck
Thompson Beauty Salon
Paris Academy
Danceland
Jack McGill
Paul Ward
Paul Moorhead
Hayes Music Box
Phil D'Rey
Fnday
Benenecke
Temple
Magnus
Silver Leaf
Lee’s
Marion Blvd
Parkson
2Nd
the Wishbones
Jackson's
Ce-Mar
NOVAK HEATING CO_ DIAL
Sparta
JT Thomas
Prescott Letter Shop
Call Noble
Roto-Rooter Cashman Plumbing
Call de Marah
JUNIX
Ness College
Busistonal
Montgomery Ward
Free Master Co
Ligonier
Hladky's
4Th Ave
16Th Ave
Stewart
Fountain Mananger
May
Naxera
Crescent St. SE
Colerain
Cincinnati
ROBB
1St
Nornandry Dial
Park Terrace
Linn Blvd
Std Ave
Country Club Burroughs
Pantry Cafe
3Rd St SE
Tip
Uptown Village Cafe
Kory Inn
May's
Second Avenue
Granby
Fidelity Employment Service
Trade Schools
Nenderson School OF
Ae Aircraft Factory
United Schools
MS Slug
Cannon Ball
Meslug
Shawn
Wm.s Hoffman
State College
Simon P. Cameron
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