Markets Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices Report
Hogs 6,000 active with 150 to 270 higher. Choice 180 to 240 pounds 14.80 to 15.00. Top 16.00 for 270 pounds. 70 to 230 pounds 14.60 to 14.85. 60 to 180 pounds 14.40 to 14.85, up 10 to 15 cents. Good 400 to 650 pounds 13.85. Cattle 800 head. Calves 400. Fealers scarce and active at 14 to 6. Sheep 1,000 native spring lambs around steady. Bulk good and choice 14.90 to 14.49. Yearlings 12. Good tat owes 5.00 to 25.
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Chicago
Community Notes and Local Social Roundup
The column records visitors and gatherings in Cotter and area including Lillian Peters, Myrtle Pittard, Rev. M. A. Robeson, Ida Howell, and others. It notes Presbytery activities in Iowa City, a picnic at the city park, and corn and hay harvest progress amid recent rains. Funeral notices for Dale Earnest and the DeMar family moves and a newborn daughter to the Jones family are reported.
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M. A. Robeson
Iowa City
E. R. Mitchell
Ida Howel
Columbus Junction
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Wagenknecht
Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Steady Receipts
Chicago notes for July 17 show egg receipts at 13,302 cases with the market steady. Firsts and dirties split, storage levels high, with checks at 29 percent. Poultry receipts include 1 car and 28 trucks, markets easing with various weight classes and White Rock broilers listed.
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Chicago
White Rock
White Rock Springs
Grain Table From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market briefing shows grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with July and September futures. Prices fluctuate across sectors with notable higher yields in soybeans and mixed changes for wheat and corn.
Funeral and social notes from Cotter and area
James Henderson funeral held at Winfield with Ed Thomas and Mr and Mrs Stanley Arthur attending. Cotter residents welcomed guests from Louisiana and Ottumwa. Paul Bahan of Davenport visited with Hugh Morris family. Catherine Morris planned Boston move with her. Westminister Guild to meet at Mrs Hawkins home. Max McGuire and others went to Des Moines for final army induction exams. William Peters hosted weekend visitors.
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Myrtle Pittard
M. A. Robeson
O. Burris
Wiifield
Cotter
Earl Miller
Olds
William Robertson
W,man
L. A. Earnest
Mediapolis
Dale Earnest
Wapello Sundey
Earnest
Mediapella
Hugh Morris
Catherine
Paul Bahan
Victor
Grace Stone
Ainsworth
Emyr Jones
John
Calvin
Billy
Chicago
Bell Home
Catherine Morris
Robeson
Westminster Guild
Clarence Hawkins
Max McGuire
William Dunan
Duane Richards
Des Moines
William Peters
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Snapshot
Grain prices listed for corn oats and soybeans with multiple quality grades and moisture indicators. Corn shows yellow and white varieties with percentages, oats include mixed and red types, and soybeans quote yellow futures at 1.74 and 1.70 for different lots.
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Chicago
Three held on bail in Nazi saboteurs aid case
New York, July 17. Two men and a woman were held on $50,000 bail today for further hearing July 31 after arraignment in federal court on charges of aiding one of the Nazi saboteurs who arrived by submarine last month.
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New York
N. Y
Marines Hold Dual Roles in Haiti Force
During the American occupation of Haiti several non commissioned Marine corps NCOs also carried commissions in the Garde d Haiti the native military and served under two flags in the occupation period.
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Haiti
Marine Corps
Garde d
Ants Dominate Living World By Numbers
A concise fact notes ants outnumber all other living creatures in count, highlighting their vast, diverse presence across ecosystems and environments worldwide.
Strip Farms of 97 000 Workers
Ninety seven thousand fewer workers were employed on farms this year than last year, with farm wage rates up 28 percent. Weather delays reduced farm labor, while farmers appear to be producing more. War labor shifts and more women in farm work are noted, especially in the South Atlantic, West North Central, and Pacific Coast. Officials caution 1943 may differ and outline deferment for essential farm workers.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Wickard
Connecticut
Oregon
South Atlantic
West North Central
Pacific Coast
Armed Services
War Boards
The
Defense Administration
Diamond Firm to Open Idle Mines in Arkansas
The North American Diamond Corporation of Indianapolis plans a $1,009,000 development program to restart the idle Arkansas diamond mines near Hot Springs for wartime stones. The field, discovered in 1907, has not seen full-scale work since 1920 and a 1923 Smithsonian report cited about 10,000 diamonds valued at $150,000 taken from it.
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Hot Springs
Ark
North American Diamond Corporation of Indianapolis
Arkansas
Here
Smithsonian Institution
Liberty Ship Anthony Wayne Goes Into Service in 38 Days
Richmond California workers at the Richmond Shipbuilding yard No 2 claim a national record by putting the Liberty freighter Anthony Wayne into active service 38 days after launching, beating the prior 44 day mark. The 10 000 ton vessel is the fifth Liberty type built at the plant.
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Liberty Ship
Richmond
Calif
Richmond Shipbuilding Corporation
Anthony Wayne
No. 2
Soviet surgeon reports corpse nerve transplants to living patients
London dispatch says Prof. A. S. Vishnev sky of the Soviet Neurological clinic has for the first time transplanted nerves from dead bodies into living persons with many operations yielding excellent results. The report appeared in wartime Soviet war news issued by the Russian embassy.
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London
A. S. Vishnevsky
Infant Vision Development in First Month
The infant’s vision remains limited in the first month as the optic nerve continues to develop. This period sees improving focus and tracking abilities as neural pathways mature.
Riverside Residents Attend Visits and Births in July
Riverside residents hosted guests from Maywood and Wellman including Mr. and Mrs. A Boeke and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Flynn. Families from Lone Tree Davenport and Iowa City visited relatives here. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold McArtor at the University hospital in Iowa City.
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Midway
Columbus Junction
Whittaker
George Westfall
Miles S. W
Lone Tree
Iowa
Riverside
A. ©. Boeke
Maywood
Illinois
Ralph Flynn
Fred Mouser
Anna Rogers
Wellman
Claude Flynn
Laverne and
Evelyn Shehanek
Mrs
Rose Shebanek
Mary
Joan Schnoebelen
Cedar Rapids
Norbert J. Dautremont
Joseph P. Pailliotet
Oxforad
Leo Stockman
Louis
Josie Snyder
University Hospital
Iowa City
Harold McArtor
Ida Dorothy Skubal
The
Mercy Hospital
F. V. Skubal
Gretchen Kleopfer
Join Kleopfer
Death Takes Father and Son on Same Day
Nels Pete Pearson, 86, of Blakesburg and his son Alfred Edward Pearson, 62, of Ottumwa, both Wapello county employees, died within two hours. The father passed at his daughter Mrs. William Stevens home in Blakesburg after a stroke on Saturday. he is survived by another son Orval Pearson of Blakesburg. Alfred Pearson died at his Ottumwa home after a period of ill health.
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Ottumwa
Pete Pearson
Blakesburg
Alfred Edward Pearson
Wapello County
William Stevens
Orval Pearson
Alfred Pearson
Glendale jeweler confesses to murder of woman in Oakland
Lesley Gireth of Glendale Calif admitted by telephone to police that he shot Freddy Dorena Hammer 21 in Oakland and arranged red carnations beside her body and played Debussy Claire De Lune on a phonograph after the killing.
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Oakland
Calif
Lesley Gireth
Glendale
Freddy Dorena Hammer
Debussy
Claire de Lune
Naval affairs panel backs bill to bar contingent fee agents
The House Naval Affairs Committee voted unanimously to report favorably a bill prohibiting contingent fee commissions to agents of navy contractors. Chairman Carl Vinson called such agent profits shocking to the country.
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Washington, D. C
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Carl Vinson
Dem
Bonds Sold by Des Moines Liquor Stores Reach 144820
Iowa state liquor stores reported 177 outlets sold 20573 in war stamps and bonds in June, totaling 144820 for the year. Merchandise sales reached 1680237, up about 2 500 from May, and June gallon purchases rose to 216728, about 40899 more than June 1941.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Obituary Noted for Survivor Mention and Family Ties
The notice states a person is survived by his wife, along with a sister and a brother. The brief obituary emphasizes immediate family connections without additional details.
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M. Sunays
J. D. Rabenold
Foster Radio Service
Gamble
Ted
Louis’ Baird
CLP
Clayton Bear
Shed Apt
Garace
Jefferson St
Barclay's Grocery
Mose Levy
Kalona
Journal Classified
the Evening Journal
Chicago Livestock
Geo. J. Breitenbach
West Chester
Morning Sun
Davenport
R. J. White
Miller's
D. J. Patterson
West Jefferson St
Good Stock Farm
Earl Webster
Iowa City Realty Company
Ilowa City
Wm. Palmer
John Deere Combine No
Inquire Farmers Implement Store
George J. Breitenbach
Smith
Brighton
Old Merle
Fred Wagner
Eclipse Lumber Company
Hammond Nursing Home
North Marion
Lillian Peters
Anita Bell
Spencer Bell
Shirley
Janet
Stanley Arthur
Margaret Williams
Mary Margaret Martin
Nicola
Skyball
Mrs. Martin
Atkins
Winterset
David R. Jones
Jones
Gwendolyna Arthur
Rex Smith
Pioneer Drug Store
Chevrolet
Cors. Call
Dixie Motor
Washington Oil Company
Y.M.C.A
M. A. Journal Office
Wayland
C.O
A. E. Atchison
Belle City
Gerk Greeve
H. A. Dusenbery
J. Curtis Long
Serview
Pittsburgh
Sorrell's
West Madison
Chicago Grain Table
Dee
Sep
Chicago Cash Grain
Journal
Ainsworth Produce
U. S
Joan Crawford
Melvyn Douglas
Warner Bros
John Garfield
Nancy Coleman
Oubin
Rubio Motor CO
Rubio Marpin's Hatchery
Crawfordsville
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