Auctions and sales listed in Tromanhauer ad fragment
The page advertises weekly auctions of musical instruments including a soprano saxophone, announcing sale items from Tromanhauser and noting contact details and near by display locations. It also lists numerous sale items from various vendors including fruits grapes jelly grapes and other produce with phone numbers and addresses, plus livestock, poultry, pets, and coal offerings from multiple local sellers. The notices read as a lively forum of market commerce with local names, places, and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Celles
Filth
Third der Fron
Paremoung Theatre
Heln Gass
Wheat and Cotton Markets Mixed on Argentine Rain News
Wheat futures fell on the Chicago Board as favorable Argentine rain dampened demand. corn and oats slipped slightly, while provisions stayed firm. In Liverpool, cotton prices showed steady demand with futures drifting lower across the board.
Minneapolis Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Minnesota grain market update shows Minneapolis receipts at 257 cars with year ago comparison. Prices list for wheat types include No 1 northern and dark northern with various basis figures, amber durum and other varieties, plus yellow corn and white oats terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Attr
Montana
Amber Durum
Ted Durens
Winter coat and heating coal promos in Kentucky area
An old classified-style ad sheet urges readers to reserve heating coal and winter coats as prices stay low. It lists brands like Blue Flame and Black Beauty Kentucky coal, with contact at Waterloo Co operative Coal Co and local phone numbers. Also seeks used clothing, boats, and various sale items.
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Kentucky
Keene Fuchy
Prainklin County
Tiiher
Artipioma Ice & Fuel CO
East
Nanrh
Ik & Prudent
Hibcat
Empire Furnace
Penn
Blue Flame Entucky
Black Beauty
Champion Lump
Fedas
For Sale Miscellaneous Items Listed In Bulletin
A collage of classified notices includes beautiful Persian kittens six weeks old, a child’s scooter, ten diamond rings offered at a fraction of original cost, gladioli bulbs from Quality Bulb Farm in La Porte Road, a restaurant and pool hall fixtures sale with a Chevrolet Cabriolet, Clover Honey at ten pounds per case delivered citywide, and contact notes like phone numbers and delivery details.
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la Porte
Acceivi Ag
Hall
Chevrolet
Notice of sole responsibility for debts
I, Marvin St. Clair, declare I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself. This notice asserts sole liability for my personal obligations and releases others from such claims.
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Marvin St. Clair
East Waterloo Teachers Plan Extension Work Meeting
East Waterloo teachers meet at East High School Monday to discuss extension work with Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Paul Schoenoff, president of East Waterloo Teachers Club, calls the meeting to plan courses, times, and numbers desired.
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Waterloo
East
Semn
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar
Paul Schoenoff
Births Reported In Local Notices
A sequence of birth announcements lists new babies with parents and addresses, including Lila Elizabeth Gouger born Sept 6, Ray Jean Gersema Sept 3, and Donald Vincent Schlesser Sept 3, among many others from families in Ames and nearby areas. The notices span Aug and Sept with multiple twins and single births recorded.
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Willan
FF. Michael
Gouger
Lila Elizabeth
John Gersema
Ray Jean
Ernest M. Oakman
Lincoln
John Jacob
Floyd W. Fairbanks
Miller
Chester Arnold
Louis Schlesser
Thompson
Donald Vincent
Werbert Plalmmer
Independence
Herbert Otto
Péter J. Kemp
Forest
Roberta Agnus
Ernest Franklin
Third West
Donald
Milton
Dorothy Jean
Ralph A. Barrett
Riehl
Peggy Anne
John Schatz
Eighth West
Mary Ann
Harold D. Trible
D. No
Daly
Graydon Eugene
B. E. Ryan
Benjamin, Jr
Harry A. Werdlaw
Waterloo
James Michael
Wiliam
West
Auburn
Beverly Ann
Williams A. Haney
Reber
Loraine
Wendell T. Shoberg
Columbia
Dell John
Frank
Grane
Adams
Beverly Jean
Albert G. Meeds
Elin
Helen Tella
Ghydé
Harris
Franklin
Richard Carl
Murray
Jean Marie
Henry W. Hemsnth
Clifford F
Snd
David BR. Parr
Walker
David R. Jr
Ernest Venter
Sycamore
Richard Pant
Charles Stewart
Desap
Sone Rey Norman
Arthur Schitler
Dewar
Livestock Receipts Lead Market at East St Louis Sale
Hogs receipts 4490 steady with slight gains for weight classes. top hogs around $10.60 with lighter weights $9.60 to $10.50. Cattle and calves show mixed moves: weight steers and yearlings steady to 25 cents lower, natives steady to 25 cents higher for fat heifers and cows, top week figures include yearlings $15.50 at 1145 pounds and mixed yearlings $14.40, range steers up to $16.85. Sheep and lambs rebound, fat lambs $13.00 to packers, throwout lambs and sheep steady. ewe and feeder prices listed with broad ranges.
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John Kultenbach
Conger St
Concord
Enders
Cedar Heights
Moore
G. A. Parker
Rauten
Castle Hui
Eae
Tracy's Gardens
St. Francis Hospital
Eepital Sale
Guernsey
P. W. Knipp
Waterloo
Tripoli
Town
Ildi Forest Ave
Stahl Stock
West First St
East St. Louis
Binux City
Airec
Ise
Priday
Hacking Sons
Carly Top
Top
Wiulgs
Omaha Livestock Market Report Sept 14
Omaha stockyard receipts total 2,006 hogs and 3,000 sheep with direct hog sales reaching top $19.15 for 199 to 240 pound pigs and 249 to 290 pound pigs at $9.50 to $10.90. Cattle see 190 head, cows $7.00 to $7.50, veal calves $15.80, yearlings $12.00 to $12.25, and feeder stock around $0. Sheep totals 3,000 with slaughter lambs $19.60 and feeding lambs $12.00 to $12.50. ewes $4.00 to $6.00. Overall steady to higher trends in cattle and hogs, with buyers mixed on weights and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Receipts and prices from St Joseph on September 14 show cattle, calves, sheep and hogs with mixed trends. Cattle include heavy weights down to described prices, with steady to lower feeding steers and yearlings. calves and hogs show declines. sheep receipts around 3,000 with western lambs higher and natives strong, ranges quoted from $12.75 to $14.55 for lambs and $4.00 to $5.20 for billed ewes.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City livestock market reports receipts for cattle at 600 calves and week totals. Beef cattle ranged with medium weights and top yearlings, bulk grain feed costs noted. Hogs sold around 0.60 to 0.90 higher, 170-200 lb and 300-340 lb ranges listed. Sheep and lambs steady to higher on fat lambs and best clipper lambs. Market notes include averages and bulk pricing across cattle, hogs, and sheep segments.
Kansas City Grain Prices and Receipts Report
Kansas City markets show receipts of 116 cars for wheat with prices varying by grade, including No 2 dark hard at 6.30 and No 2 hard around 1.05 to 1.27. Corn receipts 58 cars with No 2 white around 1.00, No 2 yellow near 1.00, and mixed lots at similar levels. Oats receipts 8 cars with No 3 white around 0.50 to 0.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansans City
Seni Bhupee
Chicana
Bept
Shippenta
Chicago
Reresa
Ardenstover
Kansas City
ST. Louis Grain
St. Louis
Amaba
Nev
Bila
Potatoes Receipts and Shipments Reported in Chicago
Chicago reports receipts at 85 cars on track at 74 per cent of value. Shipments total 1082 with Wisconsin sacked round whites split by northern 2803.90 and central 2.50 to 29. Minnesota sacked round whites quoted at 2.60 to 2.74 with a few fancy at 2.80. Early Ohio potatoes priced around 2.00 to 2.75.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Central
Minnesota
New York Clearing House Weekly Statement Snapshot
New York clearing house weekly totals show a mixed picture with total surpluses and undivided profits at 230,400 unchanged, total net demand deposits averaging 18,310,000 down, time deposits at 2,437,000 down, and clearing figures for the current and prior weeks reported as 400,062 and 8,004,472 respectively with daily clearings at 1,590,745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Board of Trade Cash Quotations Novel Wheat Prices
Chicago September 14 early market notes show wheat prices across grades with No 2 yellow at about 1.23 to 1.33 and No 1 yellow near 1.34. Oats and rye trade mostly with No 2 white oats around 0.49 to 0.50, rye without reported sales. Timotheseed quoted at 4.90 to 5.65, cloverseed at 11.00 to 19.00, lard ribs and bellies quoted for provisions with modest spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bath
Imar
Benet
Provisions in New York Market Report Sept 14
New York market receipts show totals for butter eggs poultry and cheese with various grade listings including creamery extras standard firsts and packing figures. Notable items include live and dressed poultry and multiple cheese brands such as Twins Young Americas and Longhorns with price indicators and category details.
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New York
Chicago
Tbs
Dofaic
Opening Chicago quotations and September receipts mixed
Market note shows leading quotes from Chicago exchanges with names of companies and utilities. Included are Allied, Am. Sts., Pub. Serv., Kellogg, Zenith, and others. Unofficial receipts for Chicago on September 14 list hogs, cattle, and sheep totals, while St Louis grain prices cover wheats, corn and oats and Minneapolis barley figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Allied Pd
Sts
Art Metal
Auburn
Auto Borg
Warner Butler Bros
Corporaton Commonwealth Edison
Dexter Co
Great Lakes
Grigsby-Gronaw Hart Garler
Insull
Ltses
Kellogg Switch
Missouri Kansas Pipe “Line
Monsanto Chem
Phies
Dredgs Steinite Radio
Swift & Cr
Seth Intl
Radio
U. S. Gypsung
Utah Radio
Ul. End. Corp
Zenith Radio
ONY
Parnt
Rain
N.Y. Olty. Farm
Nya Pro, Oliv. Farm
Equip
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards
Representative Sales Livestock in Union Yards notes sales today, listing stock moved and prices observed. Details remain sparse as the snippet ends mid sentence, but the item records activity at Union Yards and identifies live stock auctions ongoing in the period.
New York stocks rally as carriers and utilities lead gains
In a brisk session on the market, carrier shares and utilities advanced while other leaders like New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, and United Corporation rose. Radio Corp and Radio Keith Orpheum gained, plus a strong close with Standard Oil of New Jersey and Standard Oil of New York in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gopl
M W.abe-Ballrosd
Seregwartty
New York Central
Baltimore & Ohio
New
Haven
United, Corporation
United Corporation
Standard of New Jersey
Standard of New York
Radio Corporation
Radio Keith Orpheum
Union Git
Calfornia
L Woalwarlit
Greel Common
Wind Pullman
Republic Irom & Steel
Aled Chem, & Dye “i
Allis Chalmers Mig
Geo, Am
Agri Chem
American Can Co
BPM
American Gar
Foundry
American Locomotive
American Smelt
A& Rez
American Sugar Big
American Tet
American Tobacco B
American Woolen Go
Anaconda Copper Minteg Co
Atchison, Topeke & Santa Fe
Baldwin Locomotive
Cerre de Pasco
Chesspeake
Chicago Great Western Chi
MIL St. Bo & Pac
St. F & Pac
Chicago & Northwestern
Giles Service
Weeny 407
Serene Ais Colorads Fuel &&Ron Consolidated Gas
Continental
Can
Crucible Steel Noite du Pont de Nemoves & Ca
Eric Ru
General Americal
General Asphalt
General Cliger
General Electric
General Motors
General Outdoor
Ctis
Gimbet Bros
Goodrich Co
Graham Paige Motors
Great Northern
Great Northern Ore Cits
Howe Sound
Eveseens
Hudson Motors
Ulinots Gentral
Inland Steel
Inspiration
Copper International Harvester International Nickel
Keith Albee Orpheum Kelly Springfield
Kennecott Copper Krosge Lambert Unhign Valley
Louisville & Nashsville
Mack Trucks
Set
Miami Copper
Missouri Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacific
Montgomery Ward
Nash Motors
National Biscuit Co
National Lead
Revere Nevada
Camper York
DOTA
Standard Gas & Electric
Standard Oil
California
Standard OW
New Jersey
Aty Standard Oi
Studebaker Corporation Texas Corporation
Tonacco Predicts
Ees Union Carbide & Carbon Union Pacfe
United Cigar Stores
United States Rubber
United Braten Steel
United States Steel Pla
Universal Pipe 2
Vanadium
E.saes Wapasa Esc
Revee Ey
Westinghouse Electria
White Motors
Willys Overland
Genee En
Bad Ween Math Rereseses
Veeach Pendeanceaia Tbm
Yellow Truck & Cord
Waterloo markets pricing guide from September noon
Market page lists grain and flour prices including wheat, flour, butter, lard, potatoes, poultry and eggs, cattle and hogs, hay and straw, hides, and wool. It names suppliers Wateriga Mille Co, Iowa Flour & Feed Co, Nath Packing Co, and Colin Brant with varying bids for ranges of weights and products. Vehicle and market terms reflect mid-century commodity reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wateriga Mille Co
Wesserceesa
Rand
Hmall
Nath Packing Co
Heth
Zowa Flour & Feed Co
Timothy Way
Esaly
Pratris
Colin Brant
Ieee
Eae
Eae Horse Hides Wi
Iowa Hog Prices From Cedar Rapids to Waterloo
Associated Press reports Iowa hog prices at multiple packing centers with Cedar Rapids paying 9.85 for 180 30 lb primes, Des Moines receipts 1400 steady to up, Mason City listing ranges from 8.60 to 9.10 across 180-360 lb classes, Ottumwa noting mixed higher bids, Waterloo quoting primes 9.50 with good packers 7.80 to 8.20, and Toledo seeds price data for dry seed cash markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
A.og
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Foreign exchange rates across nations and cities
Foreign exchange rates show steady demand with listed values for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Halland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Yugoslavia Austria Roumania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Montreal and others. Rates reflect varied currency units across markets.
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Newwork
Great Britain
France
Taly
Belgium
Germany
Halland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho-Blavakia
Juge-Slavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Bond Market Summary From New York Session
The bond market moved in a tight range with convertibles steady to slightly lower and mortgage issues fading modestly. International Telephone shows a brief 2 point dip before a partial recovery, while Amer Tel and United States securities held firm amid mixed moves.
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New York
Iternational
Amer
United States Securities
Packers Receive Most Of Run And Hog Price Rises
The Chicago market extended its upturn as receipts rose with about 4,000 hogs sent directly to packing plants. Prices rose for loads and heavy weights, while cattle and sheep trends showed gains across several categories. Strong packing demand and broader movement supported higher values for steers, yearlings, lambs, and feeders amid robust buying.
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Chicago
Sslgts
Skrielly
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Dated Sept 14
Receipts hogs 7700 to 850 head, mostly steady, top $10.25 for 170-260 lbs, $10.00-10.20 for 270-320 lbs, sow prices $8.00-8.65. Cattle receipts 950, calves steady. week Trend shows killing classes, stockers and feeders strengthening. natives fed steers and grassers above $10, top light yearling steers $15.95, medium to heavy $15.25, top calves $14.50. Sheep receipts 500, higher bids. western ewes $12.45, natives top $12.75, bulk around $17.50. Liberty bonds close with Fourth Series Treasury 4 1/4 to 3/6 off. prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grain and Provisions Market Summary From Chicago
Weekly grain and provisions update notes a large wheat stockpile, strong world demand, and volatile futures. US and Canadian supplies remain substantial, with Argentina and Australia shaping outlooks. corn weakens slightly while oats tighten due to tight receipts. Hog prices retreat as feed demand softens.
Livestock Receipts Up at St Paul Market Report
Receipts at South St Paul on Sept 14 show cattle and hog categories steady to higher. Slaughter classes up 50 cents, top medium weights around 14.75, beef cows 7.00 to 8.85, stockers and feeders 9.50 to 10.50. Hogs 160 to 210 pounds 10.00 to 10.10, 220 to 459 pounds 9.25 to 10.00, sows 8.25 to 18.00, pigs 9.00, lights 9.35 to 9.50. Sweepers report lambs higher on slaughter, ewes 4.00 to 5.00, yearling wethers 10.00, feeders 13.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. ST. Paul
St. Paul
Montana
Sib.lowe
Peoria Grain Receipts Report Mixed Car Grades
Peoria grain receipts show 63 cars with No 1 yellow 4006 No 2 yellow 1500 1 96 97c No 3 yellow 384 No 2 mixed slow No 6 mixed 6720. Cars receipts total 15 unchanged to facility lower No 3 white 4744
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Curb Market Close Report Names Oil and Gas Firms
Close on Wall Street segment notes curb action with Standard Oil of Indiana and Arkansas Natural Gas among firms mentioned. Gittes Service, now known as ?noffers Bon, appears in the brief market close snapshot with minor references to Snostffers Bon and related entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sest
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Gittes Service
Snonffers Bon
Arkansas Natural Gas
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Tromanhauser
Gotioner
aSc
Lotdell Hatchery
Rainbow Drive
Rhode Island
L. EB. Hanson
Peerless
Tennessee
Red Parrott
West Virginia
Morrisburg
Illinois
Whitt
Button Coal Co
Tan EH
Suttan
Pivne
Water &Ts
South America
Liverpool
Marcel
Minneapolis Grain
Home Coal Co
SUL West Milton
Virginia
Waterloo Co-Operative Coal Coo
Water St
Baum
Black Hawk
American Clothing Exchange
Wilerloo
Johnson Big Twin
National Cash Register
Caskey Register
Clover Honey
Malla
Chas. Hermann
Raymond
Towa
Black Hawk Rebbit Exchange
Lady's
Mita
K. N. Day
Cedar Paris
Coene
Omaha Livestock
ST. Joseph Livestock
St. Joseph
St.oomh
Sioux City Livestock
Kansas City Grain
Board of Trade
Ina
Advange
Omaha Grain
Truhatts Es
Chicago Hay
Timothy
Glover
Waterloo Markets
Toledo
Kansas City Livestock
Liberty Bonds
U.r
Liberty Tos Fourth
Das Treasury
Uétralia
Canada
United States
Breadalusis
Italy
North Africa
Rayer
Ava
B. St. Louisa
Dod
Sioux City
Tadtairn
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Peoria Grain
Iowa Public Service Company
Iowa Publc Service Company
Charles City
Cherokee
le Mara
Cedar Falls
Hampton
Waverly
Eagle Grove
Mora
American Electric Power Corporation
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Commercial National Bank Vegrinal
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