Hog Market Slips As Receipts Rise Broadly
Chicago AP reports hog market weak to 10 cents off with about 23 hundred head on Saturday, including 2000 direct to packers. Small offerings were light though quotable hogs held to 7 4 4. Cattle mostly steady to 25 cents lower. beef cows and packers off 25 to 50 cents. calves down around 50 cents from last week.
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Chicago
INS
Pacser
Lins
Hous Aadie
Suietly
Berg
Vrauind
Shippers Tome
Uceers
Veetrin
South
Cattle and Hogs Markets Mixed in Plains Shipping News
Livestock price report across multiple markets notes steadiness in some cattle classes while steers and feeders show mixed to lower bids. Hogs reflect a decline in receipts, with lighter weights and thinner demand pulling prices down, and a general soft tone on fat cattle amid regional trading activity. Major markets listed include Sioux City, Mason City, Waterloo, and Ottumwa with varied value ranges and load lots.
Iowa hog receipts and market quotes in Des Moines report
Combined hog receipts at 1 concentration yards and 10 packing plants in interior towns and southern Minnesota for the 24 hour period ended 8 am Saturday were 20 800 compared with 15 400 a week ago and 21 600 four weeks ago. Prices quoted for various weight classes and grades show steady to higher trends Friday, with loads lighter and bids by region varying. Slaughter ewes and native feeding lambs noted with price ranges, while overall market activity described as uneven and very slow to steady in spots.
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Montana
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Minnesota
Local hog and cattle prices hold steady on Saturday
Local hog and cattle prices were steady Saturday with top hog quotations at 56 80. The report notes stable market values for livestock, reflecting unchanged demand and supply conditions in the region.
Wall St Stocks Reported by Bennett and Co Officials
Merchants National Bank bulldie reported in Wall Street stocks column. J E Bennett & Co with WH Jr manager listed contact number 915 percent.
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J E. Bennett & Co
WH. Jr
Merchants National Bank
Bulldie
Stocks Edge Higher After Prolonged European Tension
New York traders pushed shares likely to benefit from ongoing European conflict higher on Saturday with leaders adding five point gains. Activity started moderate and remained steady. by close prices neared the day’s best as about 800000 shares changed hands. Gains appeared in US Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Chrysler Santa Fe New York Central Pullman Anaconda Du Pont Allied Chemical American Can Electric Auto Lite Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Caterpillar Beech Aircraft Lockheed American Cyanamid Jones Laughlin and Seovill Mfg.
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Adams Express
Alasia Juneau
Ter & Tel Ae
Abisoueny Corp
T+ adams Miauville
Allied Chen
Kans City
Ian
Ths. Org
Hte G. Ted
Kingston Ciood
Ams Chalmers
Kennecott
Goad Packers
Amul Lew S
Kresee
Sos
Lehn Valley
Good Packers
Libby Owens
Geo Pace Fe
Amn
Hide & O Tig Loews, Inc
Amn Inti Corpn
Lowilara
Ann Metals
McLellan
Mathieson
Gearniuz
Maytag
Ann the
Mont Ward
Ulis
Anaconda
Murray
Calf Market
Ark Nat Gus
Coron Armour & Co
Nash Hellas
Fancy
New York
Atchison Tasf
Ad Biscuit
Atlantic
Treasur
Aviation County
Dairy Prd
Treasury
Natl
Dent
Federal Farm Mta
Bello
Ohio Ste Natl Distirs
Federal Farm Mtg
Genuihe Sniin Lambs
Barber Co Natl
Onere Eeverlingly Ayalits Bucks
Barnsdall Beatrice Cry Corp
NY Central Oe Treasury Mis
Bendis Avon
NY Normy Treasury
Ravuk
Nor Pacane Ata
Beth Steel
North Amn Co
Blaw Knox
Buevrus Erlei
Park Tady A
Nubile Utilities
Bud i
Renick
Penna RR
Burroughs Adz
Penney
Owen Hich
Tt & Ecin
Phillips
Pillsbury
Vamp Wrant
Pittsburgh
Canada Dry
Plymouth Oil
Proctor Gamble
Pullman Co
Faye Ches & Ohio
Radio Corpn Dav
Susstssepes River Stages
NPORT
Ches Corn
Keith
Hastings
St P&s Sy Rem Rand Wa
la Crosse
Chro Rh
T& P I'a Rep Motors
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Chrysier
Mtr
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Davenport
Col Palmoliv
Tsafewns Gory
Rise
Calo Wel Schenky
St. Louis
Col Gas & Elec
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Incary
Memphis
Om Solvents
Shell ‘Union
Silver King * Simmons Co
Canzol
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Conti
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Aton
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Allied Chemical
American Can
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Wheat rises on dry weather forecasts in Chicago market
Wheat climbed over two cents as dry weather forecasts bolstered the winter wheat belt. Gains spread to corn and oats with lard futures also higher. Chicago prices showed broad strength as milling interests bought, with limited export business reported and smaller country offerings. Winnipeg and Minneapolis quotes reflected mixed gains across grains and byproducts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Grain Prices and Farm Goods
Grain prices and farm produce listed for Cedar Rapids area include wheat, oats, rye, barley, corn, soybeans, straw, and hay. Also noted are poultry items, dairy products, fruits and vegetables with assorted prices and weights.
Chicago Produce Market Summary From AP Dispatch
Chicago market notes show butter and egg receipts rising, prices largely unchanged. Butter and cheese values mix with firmer fresher produce and varied U.S. No. 1 quality within ranges, while Idaho and Minnesota items show mixed color and size pricing.
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Chicago
Idaho
Colorado
U.S
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Cobblers
Minnesota
Hollandnalesse- Yon Cobblers
Wisconsin Cobblers
U. S
Market Review Sees Mixed Bond Action In New York
In New York bond trading, prices rallied modestly in some rail loans after recent reverses while U S governments reversed losses as treasuries moved up near session end. Turnover remained light and most sectors showed a mixed to downbeat tone. Traders avoided the foreign section amid unsettled European diplomacy uncertainties.
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New York
Europe
Denton Steffer Questioned At Marak-Steffer Creditors Meeting
In a federal court creditors session under Referee Michael W. O Ricley Denton R Steffer president of the bankrupt Marak-Steffer Implement Co faced sustained questioning. The hearing grew tense over alleged multiple sales or notes from several agencies as Steffer answered with I dont know. The session continued to 9 am Monday with more witnesses slated for 1 30 pm Monday and a separate arrest for false uttering of a check filed Friday in Muscatine. Steffer posted bond and was released to await further proceedings.
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Marak-Steffer Implement Company
Federal Court Room
Referee In
Michael W. O'Ricley
Marak-Steffer Company
Steffer
Louis Buresh
Harry Enck
Pearl Enck
L. A. Underwood
Art Vale
R D. McIntyre
Anamosa
Kischer to Perform Friday at Columbus Junction football game
Everett Kischer former Town State college football star will give a punting and passing demonstration between halves of the Columbus Junction North English game. The Community club sponsors 400 ticket sale for the contest and Mayor S J Lewis designates it Columbus high school football week.
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Specjyel
Columbus Junction
Everett Kischer
Town State College
S. J Lewis
Wisconsin cheese prices and German trout delivery note
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports weekly quotes for twins 15c daisies 15c brick 14%c and cheddars 15c with farm board notes. Freiburg merchants deliver trout to housewives in water, kept fresh with a potato masher.
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Wisconsin Cheese
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Freiburg-im-Breisgau
Germany
Marion News: Winfield Scott Pioneer Merchant in Olin Dead at 91
Winfield Scott 91 former Olin business man died Friday night at his daughter Mrs Willis Jordan s home 560 Sixth Avenue Marion after a brief illness Survived by two daughters Mrs Jordan Mrs R D Cooley of Anamosa and one son Payson W Scott of Cedar Rapids Brief services set for Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Yocom chapel Marion then at 3 p m at the Methodist church in Olin Call for the Yocom chapel Saturday evening Scott born to Ira and Catherine Johnson Scott in New England moved to Illinois as a boy later married Ella Tufts in 1872 and moved to Olin in 1881 He ran meat grocery and stock business about fifty years old he remained the oldest active Jones county business man at 80.
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Olin
Willis Jordan
Sixth Avenue
Jordan
R. D. Cooley
Anamosa
Payson W. Scott
Cedar Rapids
Yocom Chapel
Marion
Yocom
Scott
Ira
Catherine Johnson Scott
Massachusetts
Vermont
Kentucky
Illinois
Chicago
State Street
Ella Tufts
Oberlin College
Grinnell
Jones County
Marion area churches schedule Sunday services and activities
A compiled list of church services and church school times for multiple congregations in Marion and neighboring areas. Baptist led by Rev L W Inman and others mark Bible school at 9 45 am and morning worship around 11 with various sermon topics. Catholic Mass times 7 30 and 9 30 am. Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and other denominations provide worship, Sunday school, youth activities, and midweek prayers.
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L. W. Inman
St. Joseph’s
T. J Mc
Free Methodist
Herbert Livingston
Methodist Episcopal
Arthur W Henke
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DaJong
Christian Endeavor
Marion Christian Endeavor Union
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Birthday Party Marks Eleventh Celebration At Home
Mrs. Arthur Lint entertained in honor of her daughter Thelma on her eleventh birthday with a treasure hunt and favors of candy bars and balloons. Guests included Mary Houser, Jeanette Zier, Virginia Roberts, Barbara Armstrong, Betty Weaver, Theola Hyde, Helen Rathje, Bessie Pishney, Barbara, Lois and Nancy Miller, Bruce Harford, Dennis Hogan, Sonny Wilkinson, Billy Mills, and Kenneth Harford, with Mrs. George Harford assisting.
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Arthur Lint
Thelma
Mary Houser
Jeanette Zier
Virginia Roberts
Barbara Armstrong
Betty Weaver
Theola Hyde
Helen Rathje
Bessie Pishney
Barbara
Lois
Nancy Miller
Bruce Harford
Dennis Hogan
Sonny Wilkinson
Billy Mills
Kenneth Harford
George Harford
Bids for Fire Dept Workshop Come In Well Below Estimate
City council held a special session to open eight bids for the fire department workshop and garage at the rear of the central station. Chief Kohout estimated about 15000 dollars. bids ranged from 8075 to 9131 dollars. The bids were sent to the building department for checking and the contract will be awarded next week. Bidders include Morehead Frederikson 8200 dollars and Loomis Brothers 8075 dollars.
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E P Kohout
Morehead-Frederikson
Joseph Hradek
Paulsen Construction Company
Max Mildenstein
Klepach Brothers
Frank Zobac and Sons
Claire Morrow
Loomis Brothers
Beauty parlors advertise permanent waves and portraits
A declamatory classified style lists multiple beauty shops offering permanent waves from $1.95 to $6 solutions and free portraits with perms, including addresses and phone numbers for several shops such as Delux Beauty Shop, Rita's Beauty Shop, Artiste Beauty Salon, and Kennedy’s in Iowa, with manager Grace Miller noted at Iowa Theater Beauty Shop.
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Delux Beauty Shop
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
Craytone
Rita's Beauty Shop
Center Point
Ae Reese Nelene Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
Iowa
Grace Miller
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3Rd Ave
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16Th Ave
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Frank C Mitubstedt
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Dillon’s Delivery Service
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Lovely Lady
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Paris Academy OF Beauty
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Paul Morehead
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BE. Henecke
Larson
Stodola Furniture Co
Fred Young
C. R. Tent & Awning Co
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Yawkeye Tin Shop
Ang Mason Work
H. R Butters
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Dial
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12Th Ave
Second
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