Hogs Hold Prices as Receipts Pivot in Chicago Market
Hog receipts Tuesday were heavier than expected yet prices across weights and sows stayed largely steady. Top at 15.40 marked by 22 year high while prime butchers 240 pounds plus dominated bids between 15.25 and 15.35. Cattle fed steers and yearlings sold steady with heifers lifting 10 to 15 cents. Pine fed steers 1,400 pounds at 16.90. welers 15.59. Slaughter lambs and yearlings barely steady with top lambs at 14.60.
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Chicago
Choice Rangers
Livestock Market Summary Amid Bid Prices and Weights
Early bids for spring cattle and lambs show steady demand with steers around 16.60 per cwt and heifers near 14.50. Slaughter cows and bulls steady to lower, with diverse lots ranging from light to heavy weights and various prices noted across sale summaries.
Live cattle and calf market reports with prices
Slaughter cattle steady to higher with choice steers around 16.00 per hundred pounds. Cows chiefly steady to 11.00, vealers 14.50, stocker steers near 13.25, yearling feeders 11.25 to 11.50, fat lambs 12.50 to 13.00, bulk bids steady with good demand and limited light selling.
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Dept. Agriculture
Irene
Mendez St
Sioux City Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed as Receipts Edge Up
U S Department of Agriculture reports show cattle receipts about 4 000 with Calves at 2 200. Beef steers and yearlings steady to dull with select cattle holding at 12 00 13 40 per cwt, cows and bulls weaker. Hogs steady to 10 cents higher with good to choice weights near 14 95 to 14 90 per cwt and sows around 14 80.
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Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa Hog Receipts Rise Despite Mixed Prices
Combined hog receipts at 19 suspension yards and 11 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ended at am totaled 23 000 head, up from 19 900 last week and 1 400 a year ago. Market generally steady with spots 3 to 10 cents higher, some loads of gilts and heavy weights varying in price.
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U. S
Cattle Market Snapshot Notes Faint Prices and Mixed Quality
Fragmentary livestock market report shows bids on cows bulls and yearlings with prices around 15.00 and 14.85. Calves described as good to choice with ears noted, while backs and semis appear steady. Reading is incomplete and some items unreadable.
Butchers Sell Large Beef Cuts Amid Tight Market
The listing notes beef weights around 170 to 180 pounds priced at about $13.90 per hundredweight. Prices and cuts appear in an informal market ad with several figures and codes.
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Ustin Hog
Markets Report From Chicago Receipts and Prices
Market summaries show Chicago receipts at 1 percent, with White Rock noted and a total of 13 089 cases in fresh produce. Current receipts list 23 925 for extra fancy and further items. a mixed market with references to cars and various grade standards.
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Chicago
White Rock
Chicago Grain Quotations Report
Lamson Brothers and Company furnish the grain quotations. H R Mowrey serves as manager for the Cedar Rapids office located at 503 Merchants National Bank building. Phone 2 3141.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Poultry Markets Report with Prices and Standards
The listing shows poultry prices and standards including varying scores for cash market items. Spring fresh broilers and hens priced with reference figures 52s, 28c to 45c averages, and regional notes from Ma N C including Del and virginia freshing hens. Roosters and breeding stock priced around 18e to 25c with occasional firm quotes.
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Del
Ma. N. C
Packers Gain Dime In Cedar Rapids Hog Market
Cedar Rapids hog market shows packers up ten cents while butchers hold. Prices cited include top hogs and long haul figures with varied weights and grades, reflecting mixed demand and steady wholesale activity in Tuesday trading.
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Packers
C. R
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Wheat prices listed as No 1 1.03, No 2 99c, No 3 60c. Straw bale prices show new and old hay at 11.00 and 7.00. Fruits and vegetables include celery 1.20 per dozen, lemons 7, oranges 5 per crate, onions 1.40 to 2.00. Hide and leather notes mention No 1 hides 12c, No 3 12c, and pony and glue offered at half price.
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Ray
Michigan
Colorado
Bond Market Fragments Signal Upward Movements
Disjointed OCR notes indicate bond market activity with fractions up and large final hour totals. Mentions St Paul issues and Pacific Coast bonds drawing interest as prices rise. references to New Haven, Western Pacific, Rock Island, Rio Grande, and World borrowing in October.
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St. Paul
Pacific
Ntic
Rico
New Haven
Board Air
Wisconsin cheese price bids and bids overview
Sept 28 to Oct 3 market notes list U S S No 1 cheddars at 23 percent bid quality notes Wisconsin brand names Gatsies and horns bid at 24 percent bid with squares price 246 four cents bid.
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U. S&s
Wisconsin
Wool Prices Mixed In Early Market Reports
Boston dealers note modest activity as cast wool sold at clean prices around 10. New Mexican fine wools fetched grease prices near £1.18s.7d. A small run of a quarter blood wool sold for 97.
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Boston
U. Dept Agriculture
Santa Fe Is Stocks' Star Santa Fe Is Stocks' Star
New York AP report shows Santa Fe stock lead Wall Street with a 2.50 dividend spark and a five year high setting mood. Rail rivals Union Pacific Canadian Pacific advance while New York Central Great Northern and South Pacific post small gains. Trading slows with about 400000 shares moved. other names include Pittsburgh Coal American Smelting duPont North American. laggards include United States Steel Bethlehem Chrysler P S of New Jersey United Aircraft Kennecott Texas Company Woolworth.
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NEW York
Santa Fe
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Great Northern
South Pacific
Pittsburgh Coal Common
Serred
Pennsylvania Coal
Tillers Corporation
American Smelting
duPont
North American
United States Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Public Service of New Jersey
United Aircraft
Kennecott, Texas Company
Woolworth
Wall Street Quotation Highlights and Ticker Snippets
Readable fragments show a stock ticker snapshot across many issues with names like Allied Chem and Loews, Amn Te & T, Lorillard, Arm Co, Mid-Cont Pet, Armour Co, and Penney JC. Entries list percentages, prices, and brief indicators, reflecting a bustling market snapshot from Alaska to Wall Street, with various rail, oil, and consumer stocks noted.
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Publishea
Alaska Juneau
Inti
Allied Chem
Alilea
Jonas Manville S
Amn
Te & T
Lorillard, P . B
E Martin, 'S L
Masen Ark
Masen Ark. Ark Nat
Armour Co
Armstrong
Mont Ward
Atlande Bieso
Bellas
Get Aviation ‘Corp
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio Issi
Ntal Pow & L
Beatrice
Crmy
Bendix
North Amin Co
Br Ted Packard
Teas Erie
Park U
Penick & Ford
Burrows Ads
Penney, JC
Pittsheh
Lote
Proctor Tro de Pasco
Iman
Radio Corp
Iam Gas
Scheniley Dis
Gilttans
Height Pr[?] Stops Him from Joining Army
Boston reports John Laxton, a six foot one and a half inch tall man, has been rejected by the army navy coast guard marines air forces military police and prisoners escort service yet he remains determined to enlist.
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Boston
John Laxton
Armed Services
Laxton
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Marines
Air Forces
Grain Futures Move in Narrow Range Ahead of Vote
Grain futures fluctuated in a fractionally narrow range in Chicago. Traders stayed on the sidelines awaiting the vote on anti-inflation bills. Wheat, corn and oats closed near unchanged with rye steady.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Provisions Summary
The notice lists prices for meat products in Chicago including lard at 12.90 per unit, loose meat at 11.90, bellies at 1, and various unclear entries referencing cents per pound or quantity, with fragmented phrases suggesting market rates. The text is garbled with illegible characters and inconsistent formatting.
Courthouse actions stem from 1941 Richland crash
The Concrete Material and Constructions company faced lawsuits from E. A. Beenblossom and Neil Hill over a August 30 1941 collision near Richland. Beenblossom seeks 1440 for truck damages and Hill 500 for injuries. Judge Moffit suspended a sentence for Joan Norton after six months in reform school. Harold Whitson of Walker pleaded not guilty to drunk driving after a Saturday arrest.
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Concrete Material and Constructions Company
E. A. Beenblossom
Neil Hill
Richland
Beenblossom
Hill
Alfred Bailey
John T. Moffit
Joan Norton
Women’s State Reformatory
Rockwell City
Harold Whitson
Walker
Parish events and community notices in city briefs
Mrs Emil Klumpar moves to San location and can receive visitors. Annual St Wenceslaus Parish dinner Sunday Oct 4 from 11 30 to 3 15. Mrs V F Lenzen to host St Elizabeths Guild luncheon at 1 pm Wednesday. United Brethren church dinner postponed a week to avoid conflict with St Pauls religious education week. Nutrition class postponed to Oct 7 at Y M C A volunteer services room. Cub Pack No 24 meets Wednesday 7 30 at Garfield school with Mrs George Sei speaking. Cedar Rapids visitors Eldon Thompson training at Curtiss Wright Columbus Ohio. I C B J hall to host surgical dressings and knitting projects with worded turn in.
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United Brethren Church
St. Paul’s Church
Lucy Simpson Mulqueen
Garfield School
George Sei
Cub Mothers’ Club
Roy Thompson
Howard
Charles Rech
Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
Eldon Thompson
Curtiss-Wright Corporation Service School
Columbus
Ohio
Army career of Willis D. Helms spans four decades
Willis D. Helms, a Toledo man, first joined the army in 1905 and served until 1910 as a sergeant. Re-enlisting in 1915, he became a lieutenant then air captain, remaining until 1922. At age 54 he enlisted again in February as a private and is stationed somewhere in the Pacific.
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Toledo
Ohio
Willis D. Helms
Uncle Sam
Pacific
Tax lien notice filed in Cedar Rapids clerk office
A tax lien under federal law for 8.88 dollars for employment tax in April May and June 1942 was filed in the federal clerk office Cedar Rapids against E. D. Wahl of Victor.
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Internal Revenue
Federal
Cedar Rapids
E. D. Wahl
Victor
Cedar Rapids Woman Signs as Army Nurse Reserve
Miss Helen Main of route 1 Cedar Rapids signs as a student reserve nurse and expects to be called to service soon. She is a 1942 Mercy Hospital graduate.
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Helen Main
Otha N. Main
Route 1
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Youth Lost in Wyoming Mountains Survives on Squirrels
Harold Jackman a 16 year old from Rock River Wyoming survived three nights and two days alone after getting lost near Sandlake. He hunted squirrels with a slingshot and ate them raw citing the effort needed to start a fire.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Harold Jackman
Rock River
Jackman
Sandlake
Wyoming
Bankruptcy Petition Filed for Eugene Bonum Laurer
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Cedar Rapids in the federal clerk's office for Eugene Bonum Laurer of 2041 Eastern Boulevard SE. The schedule lists assets of 1100 with exemption claimed and liabilities of 41948 47.
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Federallerk
Cedar Rapids
Eugene Bonum
Newsboys Visit Paramount for Wake Island Screening
Thirty Gazette newsboys and street circulation manager Alex Fidler were hosted by Paramount theater manager Orville Rennie for a Monday night showing of Wake Island starring Brian Donlevy and Robert Preston at the Paramount theater.
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Gazette
Alex Fidler
Orville Rennie
Paramount Theater
Wake Island
Brian Donlevy
Robert Preston
Toys for Christmas Pattern 2988 for cuddle toys
This notice advertises a Christmas toy pattern 2988 featuring a bear, lamb, and flop-eared dog soft toys. It notes easy construction with illustrations and stitch patterns and lists materials required, with the transfer pattern and patterns offered at 82 Eighth Avenue, New York.
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Eighth Avenue
New York
Wartime sound films shown by Canopus club at Roosevelt
Three newly released wartime sound films were shown at the Canopus club meeting held Tuesday noon at the Roosevelt hotel. Ray Allen loaned the films titled America Prepares for War The Battle of Coral Sea and Midway Island and Washington in Wartime.
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Canopus
Roosevelt Hotel
Ray Allen
America
Battle of
Coral Sea
Midway Island
Washington
WPB Leaders Address Purchasing Agents Meeting
Speakers at the purchasing agents meeting at the Roosevelt Hotel Tuesday noon included Bill Ogden district manager of the War Production Board office and other WPB officials briefing attendees on wartime procurement strategies.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Bill Ogden
War Production Board Office
Gazette Want Ads For As Little As
Classified line ads offer low rates across consecutive days with best chances of response. Teigns outlines pricing and minimal text lines for each ad, emphasizing affordability and visibility for local postings.
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Gazette
Appointments on Priori Ties and WPB Rulings Discussed
Officials announce upcoming appointments to discuss priori ties and WPB rulings. The agenda outlines stakes for affected departments and potential policy implications. Availability for participation and public comment is noted.
Cleveland Street Cars to Have Women Conductors
Cleveland officials plan to test women conductors on street cars with one man crews as the alternative during off peak hours. The move aims to try out women conductors first.
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Cleveland
Cleve
Police Sweep Glass Off Streets to Save Tires
Syracuse police use kitchen brooms on patrol cars to gather glass strewn in streets. Police Chief William E. Rapp ordered broom-equipped cars to conserve tires amid a rubber shortage and frequent broken glass complaints.
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Syracuse
N. Y
William E. Rapp
Card of Thanks Blazek and Bena families
Expressions of sincere thanks to friends neighbors and relatives for kindness and floral offerings during illness and death of husband and father. Mrs Mollie Blazek and family. We also thank neighbors and Marion friends for assistance and sympathy at the death of our father and husband. Mrs Stella Bena and family.
Lost and Found Notices Mixed in Belle Cedar Area
Multiple missing items and pets reported with rewards. A female collie named Dos and a black beagle are sought along with a brown bifold and a black billfold on 2nd Ave E. Dial listed numbers for service and return.
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Basa Raleigh Jonas Belle Teh Blust
Mona Wiles
Piasy
Ticenee
Eward
2Nd Ave
Lady's Westfield
Local Classifieds Offer Cash for Items and Services
Readers see cash for guns jewelry watches and various odd jobs. Listings include repair services laundry, cleaning, pest control, loan offers, cleaning and beauty services, and employment wants. Names and addresses appear with contact details throughout the cluttered notices.
Beating Bee Sale of Two Cars in 1930s Listing
A brief item notes a sale of two cars described as early 1930s editions with good tires. Listing includes the number 37983 as a reference or price.
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Bee
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