HOG PRICES STEADY IN SMALL CHICAGO CLEANUP TRADE
Chicago stockyards show hogs steady in a light Saturday trade with top at 895 and bids steady on 180 to 230 pound light weights. Cattle receipts in Chicago at 100 with top 11 and steady bidding. sheep receipts 7,000 with fat lambs up about 35 cents. Other markets including Sioux City and Omaha report mixed but generally steady to firmer prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep in limited offerings.
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Chicago
East St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago Livestock
Aps
S Dept. Arriculturer
Biom City Livestock
Sioux City
S. Dept Agriculture
ST. Paul
ST Paul
Top Fed
Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
US Dent Agriculture
Chicago Produce Markets Report Receipts and Prices
AP dispatch from Chicago notes butter receipts at 763 480 unsettled creamery extra firsts 90 91 cents and other prices steady. Eggs receipts 36 613 steady with fresh graded firsts and cars identical. Potatoes arrivals 71 track 240 U S shipments 589 old stock moderate Idaho russets 1 60 1 55 North Dakota cobblers 1 35 Early Ohio 1 12 0 85 90 U S No 1 1 25 1 12 2. Bliss Triempha 1 35 Green Mountains 1 10 new stock. supplies moderate demand light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Idaho
North Dakota
Ohio
U S
Bliss Triempha
U.S
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Green Mountains
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
Grain: Wheat No 1 8 9c, No 2 78c. Oats 25c. Rye No 2 5c. Barley No 2 50c. Corn shelled No 4 yellow 44c, No 1 yellow 46 1 3c. Soybeans new No 2 yellow 84 1/2c. Hay prices vary. Butterfat 10c. Hogs and hens prices listed. Produce and fruit prices include Oranges 2.50–2.75, Grapefruit 2.60–2.90, Jonathan apples 1.10, lettuce 4.75, onions 1.40–4.00, cabbage 2.35, carrots 2.35 crate. Hide market notes beef hides and calf/kid/horse prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Idaho
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Phono
Owney
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Aly
Gi Gola
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hog prices remained steady on the local market with no changes across grades. The top price held at 8.40 while other local markets showed similar stability.
Foreign Exchanges and Wool Market Report from New York
Foreign exchanges show minor changes across major European centers with varied rates. The U S Dept of Agriculture notes scattered activity in Boston wool markets with firming tendencies for active grades and steady prices for others while sugar futures remain quiet with slight spot changes and July futures inching upward.
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New York
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Tokio
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculturer
Texas
Bond Market Strong Near Noon In Rail Sector Gains
New York bond market showed strength toward noon with notable gains in rail issues and mixed foreign dollar measures. Remington Rand 414s Studebaker 6s and International Paper 6s rose, while Armour Delaware 4s and Detroit Edison 4s fell. An observatory was built at Saltsjobaden near Stockholm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW YORK +AP
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Remington Rand
Studebaker
International Hydro-Electric
International Paper
Armour of Delaware
Delaware and Hudson
Consumers Power
Detroit Edison
Japan
Stock Leaders Extend Gains Of Day Before
New York investors pushed major shares higher amid a rally extending the prior session’s gains. Top performers included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors U S Rubber Sears Roebuck J I Case Douglas Aircraft Standard Oil of New Jersey Anaconda Kennecott American Smelting Cerro de Pasco Howe Sound Western Union Westinghouse Du Pont General Electric Santa Fe Great Northern Eastman Kodak and more as traders eyed hope for congressional aid and a possible peace upshot in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Telephone
Federal Communications
Walker
Europe
Italy
Great Britain
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
J. I Case
Douglas Aircraft
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Anaconda
Kenecott
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
Western Union
Westinghouse
du Pont
General Electric
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Eastman Kodak
Adams Express
Alaska Quneau Oto
Allegh Corp * i Allied Chem Wass Tau Anis Abe Allied Stores
Sy Incke
Alfis Chalmers
Amal Lea Paint
Tel & Tel
Amn
Johns Manville
Kayser
Julius
Kennecott Capralta
Kres
Lorillard P
Louisvie G & E
McKesson Robels Am Wat Wiks Tin McLellan
Marshall Fid
Mathieson Ark
Maytag
Miami Copper Armour & Co
Pet
Auburn Auto
Avia Corp Ta Motor Wheel
Baldwin ‘Murray Corp
Briton Ohio
Nashkel
Barber Co
Natl Siscult
Barnsdall Corp
Natl Cash Rew
Bendix Ayn O's
Beth Steel
Dept
Ow & Ay Hohn Atuin
Y Central II
Borden Co
Hore Warner
Nor, Pie Ayy Grims Mig
North Am Cotea Rucyrus Erie
Park
Utah
Calumet
Pating
Camp Want
Penick & Falta
Canada Dry
Penna
Plymouth Oil
Ches & Ohlangi
Pullman Co
MoSt P & P
Radio Corp
Choo & NW
Rem Rand
Oly Chrysler
Rep Motors
Rep Steel
Coc Cola
Consol Edison
Shell Union
Consal Oil
Consol Textile
Simmons Co
Conti
Skelly
Secony Vane
Conti Can
Motors
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Union Carbide
Uni Aircraft
Elec
Uni Air Lines O's
Gen Fonds
Uni Corp
Storers
United
Unas Cod Y Gillette
Goodrich B. F
Goodyear Tire
Graham
White Motors
Mirae Welker Apiswhite
Houston Oil
Hshold i Rast Blessing
Helleman
Butler Bros
Mid-West Corp
Quaker Com
Chicago Corp
Quaker Pf
Swift & Co
Cons Biscult
Walereen
Wall Street Stocks Quotations from J E Bennett & Co
Saturday stock quotations list numerous securities with prices including Adams Express Alaska Alaska Airways unnamed entries and major companies such as DuPont Allied Signal General Electric U S Steel and international items across banking and manufacturing. The page lists bid prices and share emphasis for a broad mix of equities and bonds with no single standout event.
Needs Rowboat To Milk Cow
Heavy rains flooded a barn in Ladoga Indiana as farmer Robert Wethington used a neighbor's rowboat to reach the cow. He steered the boat onto a haypile and sat to milk the cow despite the flooding.
Grain prices fall on bearish 1938 winter wheat view
Chicago prices slid on a bearish 1938 winter wheat yield estimate by Bennett and Co. May wheat at 84 1/2 cents, corn down 4 1/2 to 1 1/2 cents, oats 4 1/2 to 5 1/2 cents lower. Weather reports from the southwest spurred initial gains before the crop outlook overwhelmed the session.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Bennett and Co
Chicago Grain House
E. H. Miller
Bennett Company
Amarillo
Texas
Enid
Okla
Froin
Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Quotations
Chicago cash grain prices show corn at 6144 cents for No. 2 yellow, wheat mixed 79 cents, soybeans No. 2 yellow near 98.3 dollars per hundredweight, and oats around 25 to 27 cents. Minneapolis receipts list No. 1 hard Montana and dark northern wheat at about 99 to 101 cents, No. 3 yellow corn around 56 to 57 cents, with oats near 26 to 27 cents.
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Minneapolis
Cash Grain
Montana
Deaths Mrs Anna S Holmgren of Minneapolis
Mrs Anna Sofia Holmgren of Minneapolis died at her home. Born in 1868 in Sweden she lived in Toddville Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis. Survived by four daughters and four sons, one sister and six grandchildren. Funeral in Minneapolis Zion Lutheran 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Body then sent to Cedar Rapids for Turner chapel service 3:30 p.m. Monday. Burial at Dunkard cemetery Cedar Rapids area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sofia Holmgren
Minneapolis
Sweden
Toddville
Cedar Rapids
A. A Wilder
Manly
A. W. Anderson
C. T. Gustafson
Jewel Crocgen
Wlo
Reinold
City
Edgar
Omaha
Carl
Fred Holmgren
Elida Cranquist
Canute Cranquist
Chicago
Carl Cranquist
Zion Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
Henry Scherer
First Lutheran Church
Holmgren
Dunkard
Five more convicted in Pendergast vote fraud scandal
In Kansas City, five additional election workers were found guilty of vote fraud conspiracy, raising total convictions to sixty-one linked to the 1936 general election. Among the convicted is William J. McMahon, city building inspector, from the First ward stronghold of the T. J. Pendergast organization.
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Kansas City
T. J. Pendergast Democratic
William J. McMahon
Pendergast Warns Stark Let the River Take Its Course
Kansas City reports Tom Pendergast victory as city boss after Tuesday's election and he fires a political warning at Missouri Governor Lloyd C. Stark, urging him to let events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Lloyd C. Stark
Missouri
No Bad Voices Highlight at Opera Education Meet
J C Wilcox of Chicago told a national conference that there are no bad voices, offering encouragement to young opera aspirants as music educators gathered in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
J. C. Wilcox
Chicago
Benton Linn Teams Win Opening Games In 4 H Tournament
Benton county beat Iowa county 32 to 9 and Linn county defeated Tama county 44 to 18 in the Four H club district basketball tournament at Coe college. Winners advance to semifinal round with finals set for this evening.
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Benton
Linn
Coe College
Iowa County
Tama County
Town
Kreiner
OiLeahy
Wern
Golden Opportunities Not On A Time Table
Dr. John H. McCombe preached at First Evangelical church on the theme Righteousness Temperance and Judgment. He warned that golden opportunities do not travel with a timetable and noted Felix missed his chance. Jubilee Singers and Browne Metropolitan Jubilee Singers were announced for Trinity Methodist and First Evangelical churches with related men women and boys and girls meetings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. McCombe
Paul
Felix
Trinity Church
First Evangelical Church
Fairall charged with drunken driving on Highway 151
G H Fairall 46 of Spencer pled not guilty to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after a late Friday arrest by highway patrol on Highway 151 near Kenwood. Bond set at 500 dollars. Velma Fritz 48 of Marengo fined 300 dollars for transporting an opened liquor bottle in a vehicle, with fine suspended on costs. County attorney noted no evidence of drinking by Fritz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H Fairall
Spencer
Kenwood
H. C. Ring
Fairall
Velma Fritz
Marengo
Ring
Iowa
G. K. Thompson
Will of F. D. Hutchinson Leaves Estate in Trust
The will of Frank D. Hutchinson 76 of Cedar Rapids who died in Los Angeles March 3 was admitted to probate. The estate funds are placed in a trust with Mary A. Hutchinson as life beneficiary and six named heirs as future income recipients with principal to be distributed when the youngest reaches 40. Executors are Mary A. Hutchinson and Robert E. Hutchinson. A marriage license was issued to Jilber Bowers and Ida G. Hook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Hutchinson
Cedar Rapids
The
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Los Angeles
Mary A. Hutchinson
Mrs. Hutchinson
Kathleen Hutchinson Ford
Grace Hutchinson Berg
Josephine Hutchinson Wandel
Henry F
Linn County
Jilber Bowers
Toddville
Ida G. Hook
Bowers
Holmes
Equine Campus Queens Vote Draws 57 of 156
Students at the University of Kansas City like long faces and big noses on their campus queens. In a beauty contest by the school humor magazine, two horses pastured near the college drew 57 votes of 156 cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
University of Kansas City
Queens
Community groups hold meetings across Marion area
Sunday school at the Presbyterian hosted by Miss Margery Lary with guests Helen Hamm Arline Guzzle and 12 members. The Christian church Ladies United Missionary society met at Miss Elda Kemp’s home with devotionals led by Helen Meggers and a program by Fay Marsh. Seventeen farm women gathered at George Witwer’s Center Point road for a bread making lesson and leadership ballots for Muddy and Center districts. Several Marion residents and visitors were noted, including Brice and family moves and weekend visits, with recoveries and new births reported.
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Gleaners
Presbyterian Church
Margery Lary
Sixth Avenue
William Lary
Helen Hamm
Arline Guzzle
C. O. Kieckhaefer
Lorraine Muhlhausen
Janyce Stone
Ella Simonsen
Madeline Elkins
Dorothy Jean Fernow
Kathleen Oxley
Vivian Benedict
Zoe Heath
Betty Pickerill
Ladies United Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Elda M. Kemp
Helen Meggers
Fay Marsh
Vera Price
Charles Montgomery
LaVerna Crew
Benjamine Bulkley
Monroe Township
George Witwer
Center Point Road
Orval Quaas
Willis
Dumping Of Fuel Blamed For Samoa Clipper Crash
The air commerce bureau tied the flaming crash of Pan American Airways Samoan Clipper near Pago Pago to fire and explosion from fuel dumping. All seven crew members perished on the non passenger flight, including Captain Edwin C. Musick. The board noted an emergency may have forced an immediate sea landing, with subsequent hull explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Commerce Bureau
Pan American Airways
Pago Pago
American Samoa
Edwin C. Musick
Pacific
Relief rolls rise 37 979 in week to March 26
Federal relief rolls climbed by 37 979 reaching 2 894 856 in the week ending March 26 according to the Works Progress Administration. The gain, about two in each hundred Americans, was led by Pennsylvania and Michigan. Fourteen states reported declines, from 9 to 1 150 in Ohio, with other notable increases including Iowa 1 525.
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Washington
INS
Works Progress Administration
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Ohio
Towa
Marion area church activities and services schedule
The notice lists multiple congregations in Marion with pastors and service times. Included are Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, and Methodist Episcopal churches offering Sunday school, morning and evening worship, choir rehearsals, prayer meetings, and special programs through midweek and Easter planning.
Lost and Found notices and a dog lost report
Lost and found notices from The Gazette advertise telephoning and in person submissions with special rates for work wanted. A lost fox terrier with white fur and brown ears is missing near Stone's Garage, contact 2 5654. a red truck is also missing with a finder asked to avoid Aify. A reward is offered.
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Stone
Notice on Automobiles and Storage Ads
Notice requests references before automobile transport advertisements and urges readers and advertisers to exchange references. It promotes inspecting storage facilities at Cedar Rapids Transfer & Storage and lists Katz Loan Co in Cedar Rapids with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Church notices and service details in area churches
Regular meeting of the Brotherhood Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Sam Fouse of Lisbon will tell of his trip to Mexico. All men of the church and their friends are invited. Presbyterian Rev C V R DeJong pastor. Sunday school 10 am. Morning worship 11. Sermons subject Scarecrows. Christian Endeavor 6 30 Zoe Heath leader. Evening worship 7 30 with the young people in charge of the CU class. Family picnic supper Wednesday 6 30 p.m. annual congregational meeting. St Pauls Lutheran Rev Carl E Krog pastor Sunday school 9 30. Morning worship 10 30 sermon The Doctrine of Substitution. Saturday school 1 15 p.m. Lenten services Wednesday 7 45 p.m. Seventh Day Church of God Sixth street at Ninth avenue Sabbath school Saturday 10 30 a.m. Preaching 11 30 a.m. Prairie Chapel Paul Clements student pastor Cornell college in charge Sunday school 10 am. Morning worship 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
L. W. Inman
Frank Ward
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
Financial Committee
St. Joseph's
Father T. J. McEniott
Irving E. Wade
Walter H. Staves
C. O Monroe
E. T. Gough
Kenneth Hoeck
Oxford Club
Epworth
Yu Pin Wang
Coccul
Lege
Brotherhood
Sam Fouse
Lisbon
Mexico
C. V. R. DeJong
Christian Endeavor
Zoe Heath
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
Cornell College
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Des Moines
API
Dept. Agricultures
Interior
Associated Press
Tiumwa
Mason City
Waterloo
Austin
Minn
Florida
Uss
Peter Fox Sons Company
Wilson & Gones
Wilson's
CATTL
U. S. Bonds
Treasury
Saltsjobaden
Stockholem
Mississippe River
Davenport
Hastine
la Crossr
Prairie du Chieneee
Wall St
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Anna S. Holmgren
Pendergast Center
Boss
Governor
Rockwood
Theesen
Estling O'Seabock
Sloun
Thomas
L. Bowers
Lillie
Clark
Owilkinsong
O Manleys
D. Bowers
O.stevensone
Pate, Coe
Starcevich
Cor
Court House News
F. D. Hutchinson
Equine Campus
Marion News
Christian Society
Hulda Johnson
Rockford
Franklin Johnson
Will Minteer
Pasadena
Calif
John Axmear
Keswick
Minnie D. Whitehill
A J. Keyes
Mount Vernon
Mrs. J. Frank Beach
Alma Unsicker
Earl Welsher
Dubuque
Ed Lundquist
Eklaina, Alaska
O. W. Lundquist
Lundquist
North Marion Township
Wildcat School
A. J. Dice
Jean Scott
Betty Hoffman
Betty Scott
Irvin Scott
Gene Clark
Glen Platner Farm
Marion
Bert Graves
Roy
Ruth
Marion Boulevard
Hope White
Frank and
Daisy Straley
Lost Nation
Clarence H James
Town City
James
Elmer Michel
Emmajean Jones
L. E. Howell
William Mitchell
Twentieth Street
William Gene
Young People’s Club
Shadeland Dance Hall
Fred Nesetril
Eleventh Street
Julia Olson
Lillian
Anna Johnson
Seventh Avenue
John van Note
Chain Lakes Road
Carl Edda
Edda
Harry Mall
Elizabeth Carpenter
Walter Morgan
Ella Kemnitz
Silvis
Samoa
Marion Churches
Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
DIAL
Katz Loan CO
3Rd Ave. SE
Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave. SE
I. K. Schaefer
Kresge
LOVEE
Rcsec SS
L. K. Rosenthal
4Th St. SE
Nevada
West Union
Ave
Podzimek Phar
Gertrude Melsh
Bell
SS OO Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
WSBT
Sovereign's
Morris Greenberg Fur Shop
Granby
3Rd
2Nd Ave
P.O
Steauty Ray
Gertrude Campbell
Griffith Feather Matt. Co
Reena Estes
EOE
National Cleaners
C. R. Knitting Co
Sara Park
3Rd St
Lillian Suchy
Eere Mertens
Frederics
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Mer Edith Steele
Cinderella Beauty Shop
Marynell Beauty Shop
Paramount
Mable Bennett
Metropolitan
Kennedy's
AVE Helene
Stella's
3Rd St. SE
LaVogue Bty
B Ave
By Baer
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