Hogs Steady to 10C Higher Across Midwest Markets
Market reports show hog receipts and prices varying by region with hogs steady to 10 cents higher on Thursday. Cattle and sheep demand remains mixed as feeders and fat cattle move slowly, with notable activity in Chicago Omaha and Des Moines areas and prices quoted for specific weight ranges and class distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Packine
Rioux City
Sioux City
API
IU S. Dept Asiculture
Carlings
Hirher
Coord and
Choice
Fewelchts
Des Moines
Interior Town
Annesota
Wieher
AVR
AG Aan
Local Hog Market Sees Slight Advance On Wednesday
Hogs strengthened slightly on the local market with all grades up five cents. The top price at six seventy, cattle down by twenty five cents. Listings show various hog weights and packers bids, while calf and sheep markets also noted, with prices reflecting quality and weight ranges.
Cedar Rapids Grain and Market Prices Mixed
Cedar Rapids market notes list No. 1 and No. 2 wheat, oats, rye, barley, shelled corn, soybeans, hay, butterfat and cream prices. Poultry prices show colored hens and roosters by variety, wholesale fruit and vegetables with lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce onions cabbage tomatoes and potatoes, plus beef hides and horse hide prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Tony
Vize
Bond Markets in New York Wobble as Bonds Slide and Rise
New York bond markets closed with indecisive trading around noon on Wednesday as small losses edged ahead of gains. Foreign setup and domestic business uncertainty kept turnover sluggish with U S government bonds mixed. Notable quotes included U S Steel and American Telephone with modest advances, while utilities and farm loan issues showed varied movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Allan Joans
Romeo
Dawn
Rock Island General
Ulinots Central
Western Union
Commonwealth Edison
U .S. Steel
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
St Paul
S. Bonds
NEW York Taps
Treasury Ban
Treasury
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORTS
Chicago live poultry receipts include 1 car and 37 trucks with prices for Leghorn broilers and bareback chickens listed, while butter receipts total 761553 unsettled with unchanged prices. Potatoes arrivals total 100 and on track 280 with U S shipments 627, Idaho russets steady but weaker undertone, other regional stocks mixed with varied No 1 and No 2 grades and prices across California, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Louisiana.
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Chicago
U S
Idaho
Colorado
Wisconsin
U. S
North Dakota
Bliss
Cobblers
Southern Bliss
California
Mberal
Louisiana
Biss
New York Produce Prices Wholesale Dairy Notes
New York market report shows eggs receipts around 40.007 and varied grades with mixed colors. Butter receipts 864,123 and creamery steady with higher prices noted for extra. cheese receipts 279,906 with prices quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stocks Edge Up After Early Decline In Mild Rally
In New York on Wednesday the market staged a small rebound led by Eastman Kodak and copper shares. Many issues recovered losses from an early selloff while some gained a point or more. trading rose amid a broader lull in activity and a temporary rise in world sugar prices.
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New York
Eastman Kodak
Hitler
U. 5
Steel
Bethlehem
American Can
Westinghouse
Douglas Aircraft
General Motors
Santa Fe
Aluminum of America
American Gas and Electric
Gulf Oil
Lockheed Niagara Hudson
Pittsburgh
Wall Street Quotes From Adams Express to Knickerbockers
The page lists a wide array of stocks and bonds with prices and percent changes from a Wall Street quotation service. It mentions Adams Express, Allegheny, Amoco, Kroger, Caterpillar, Coca Cola, Union Carbide, General Electric, Ford, Sears, Seaboard, and many others with their current trading figures and shifts. The document reflects a dense brokerage listing typical of a Wednesday market round, including both industrials and utilities across multiple exchanges.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants Nations Bank
Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
aJohns Manville
Allegheny Corpu
Kan City
Alfied Chem
Kayser Sullas
Wall Allied Stores
Kingston
Lala Tls
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Amal
Kresze S
Kroger
Amu Far Power
Zepeniah Valley
Amu Hide Lo
Vinbs Owens
Alla Amin Intl Corpn
Amn Livilie GE
Ann Roll Mills
Safi Ann Smelting
Martin G
Amn Tel
Amn
Masta
Ann Woolen
MO Ku Tex Vile Ark
Nat Gas
Ian Reth Steel Wan Y Central
Bian Knox
Hasda Hocing Airy
Nor Pre
Bia Bohn Alum
Amn Co
Borden Co
Borer Warner
Pillsbury
Posco
Sve
Tk & la Alt Pullman Co
Ches Corpn
Savky Radio
Poytcg
Keith
Chao
Pecan Rem Rand
Chun Roi & Plata
Gita Reo Motors
Ren Steel
Coca_ Cola
Reyn
Col Palmolive
Safeway
Colo Fuel
Sesb'rd
Col Gas & Elec
Sears Rochuck
Credit
Server, Inc
Coml Salvents
Lee
Southern
Aren Panne Ak
Shell Union
Consol Edison
Consul
Sou Railway
Coty
Sperry Corp
Deere
del L. W
Frisca Igeta Dowsing Air
Warner
du Pont
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Coron
Enton Mfe
Tex Gulf
eTex Land
Strath
Uni Corps Gen Foods
el Condutt
Gen Motors
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Seey
Uni Gas
Gimbel Bros
U S Gypsum A Gildden Co Wu
Gorhes
U S&s
Graham Paise
Ubher von Granby Cone
Sey
Varadiurs
Vire Gara Chem
Guantanamo
Walworth
Sys Greshound
Warner Bros
Reoag
Walker
Weatahse
Houston
Weatchse
Chi
Howe
White Motors Als
Hupp Motors
Gore
Ly Indus Ragon
Wilken eGo
Woolworth
Zenith Radio
Zenite
Chicago
Wcherry
Midwest Corp A
Chicaco_Corp
Quo Com
Cowm Edison
Quaker Pr
Wheat Prices Climb on Unfavorable Crop Reports
Chicago wheat moved higher as unfavorable crop reports from the southwest spurred buying. May wheat rose while corn gained. oats fell. European tension and dry weather in Kansas and Oklahoma supported prices, with limited export activity in Manitoba and North America. China and the UK bought and sold cargoes of Argentine and Australian wheat.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Europe
Kansas
Oklahoma
Winnipeg Market Wheat and Chicago Cash Provisions Summary
The report notes open high low and close figures for Winnipeg wheat with May and July contracts and mixed mood on open risk. Chicago cash provisions show no sales on wheat, various No. 2 and No. 1 seed oats and barley Illinois prices, Timothy seed and clover seed quotes, and bellies at 8.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices Reported on Wednesday
Minneapolis cash grain quotations show No 1 heavy dark northern wheat at 74 percent, No 1 dark northern at 74 9/10, Montana winter and hard amber durum bids, No 2 hard Montana protein 14 percent, No 3 yellow corn 4 4 5 6 7 6 0 per bushel, oats No 3 white 28 40, barley 66 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Wisconsin cheese prices steady as market reports weekly data
Wisconsin cheese and sugar markets show activity with dis jointed price moves. May futures rise with London gains while domestic sugar holds quiet as traders assess weak offerings and duty paid bases. wool markets in Boston report small business on fine territory wools and French combing lengths.
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New York
API
London
Boston
Dept Agriculturer
Texas
Deaths of Hlavacek and Adamson in Cedar Rapids area
Obituary notices report Joseph F. Hlavacek of Conroy and Mary Adamson of Cedar Rapids dying after illnesses. Hlavacek, born 1866 in Bohemia, served in Spanish American and Philippine campaigns. survived by wife Mary, children, grandchildren, and sisters. Adamson, born 1880 in North English, married Charles E. Adamson in 1921. she leaves relatives and was a North English church member. funeral planned in Turner chapel with Cedar Memorial Park burial.
Mrs Elizabeth Nemecek Prucha Dies at 75 in SE Washington
Mrs Elizabeth Nemecek Prucha 75 wife of Alois F Prucha died at home 1538 Mount Vernon avenue SE at 6 45 p m Tuesday after a brief illness She was born in and had lived in the area for many years Funeral arrangements are pending local relatives announced to reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nemecek Prucha
Alois F. Prucha
Mount Vernon Avenue
Birth in Bohemia to Cedar Rapids resident long-time widow obituary
Born in Bohemia on June 2, 1863 she came directly to Cedar Rapids 73 years ago and resided here since. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Lee R Jack son Manchester Mrs Lynn S Bartlett Cedar Rapids two sons Arvid F Detroit Mich Victor L Burlington and two grandchildren. Private funeral at Brush chapel Thursday 2 p.m conducted by Theodore B Hlubacek cremation follows. Friends may call Wednesday evening.
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Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Lee R. Jackson
Manchester
Lynn S. Bartlett
Arvid F
Detroit
Mich
Victor L
Burlington
Brush Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Mrs Lillian Johnson Funeral Services Set
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian Johnson 1360 1 Avenue NE who died at a local hospital early Tuesday will be held at the Moon chapel at 2 p m Thursday Rev James H Blackstone officiating with burial in Cedar Memorial Park She is survived by her father P C Steechen Cedar Rapids Pallbearers listed Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Johnson
Avenue NE
Moon Chapel
James H. Blackstone
Cedar Memorial Park
P. C. Steechen
Cedar Rapids
J. F. Manes
O. B McGuire
James Swatosh
Claude Lacy
Funeral services for Mrs Maude Sovereign announced
Funeral services for Mrs Maude Sovereign who died at her home 429 Fifth Avenue SE will be held in the Moon chapel at 4 p.m Thursday conducted by Rev Marion H Williams Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call
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Maude Sovereign
Fifth Avenue SE
Moon Chapel
Marion H. Williams
Cedar Memorial Park
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Meetings and Actions
Cedar Rebekah lodge's Three Link Circle meets at Ruth Dose's home on Center Point road NE with Ann Belchrad assisting. Akiko Hino of Hawaii spoke to Kiwanis at Hotel Montrose. Waltonian luncheon club to discuss Hawkeye Downs exposition hall at YMCA with speakers Rinderknecht and Clark. Justice of the Peace Ball sentenced Marjorie Bere to 30 days and revoked a prior 60 day sentence for intoxication. Cub Scout Pack 27 met at First Presbyterian Church honoring Peter Salter. awards given to John Krumholtz Bear badge Art Wall Silver Arrow Ed Meelsh Wolf.
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Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Ruth Rebecca Dose
Center Point Road
Ann Belchrad
Waltonian
Y. M C
Hawkeye Downs
William Rinderknecht
Paul N. Clark
Justice of the Peace
W. A Ball
Marjorie Bere
Berg
Ferdinand Berg
First Presbyterian Church
Peter Salter
Chester D Salter
Seouts
John Krumholtz
Art Wall
Ed Meelsh
Wolf
Syrian Oriental dinner benefit for St John Orthodox church
About 1000 reservations are made for the annual Syrian Oriental dinner to be held Thursday night at CSPS hall Eleventh avenue and Third street SE for the St John Orthodox church benefit. Dinner starts at 5 30 pm and serves until all guests are seated. Tickets available by telephone request from Naffie Farah or Tem Shaheen at Dial 166.
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CSP S
Cedar Rapids Woman Seeks Estate Title In Herman Heirs Suit
Velda Smart of Cedar Rapids claims ownership of real estate and personal property in the Fred C. Herman estate. She asserts an agreement to receive the property in exchange for continuing work after Mrs. Herman’s death in January 1938. George R. Liddle, estate administrator, and cousin D. C. Herndon deny the alleged agreement.
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J. E. Heiserman
Velda Smart
Cedar Rapids
Fred C. Herman
Miss Smart
Herman
Granted Divorce Within Hour After Plea Filed
Lucille Novot ny was granted a divorce from Leo Novotny by Judge H. C. Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment. The petition was filed at 8:59 am and the decree stamped at 10:51 am. Property rights were settled by stipulation and Lucille Vorba regained her maiden name.
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Lucille Novotny
Leo Novotny
H. C. Ring
Denecke Estate Valued At 200073 For Cedar Rapids Merchant
Trustees under the will of Charles Denecke filed for probate noting the estate valued at 200073.23 with a one third share set aside to Frances Denecke widow. Judge John T. Moffit approved the transfer of 66691.08 to Mrs. Denecke from the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Denecke
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
Frances Denecke
Hears Custody Case In Divorce Decree Modification
Melvin Kuba seeks a hearing to modify the divorce decree issued December 20, transferring custody from Leona to himself. Proceedings set to determine proper custody arrangements and any related support terms. Court records indicate dispute centers on best interests and parental rights.
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Melvin Kuba
Leona
Custody Hearing For Kuba Children Before Judge Ring
Kuba seeks custody of two daughters with placement to his parents Mr and Mrs John Kuba while Mrs Kuba, a patient at Oakdale sanatorium, resists. The divorce stipulation addressed custody and property rights. marriage occurred in 1932. The children are with Mrs Sova and her husband.
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Kuba
John Kuba
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids State assets sold under receivership
Cedar Rapids State assets were sold to Peoples Savings Bank for 16000 credit on 23957.85 claim balance. stock assessment claims to trustee H R Churchill transferred. Louis Fine awarded 5366.96 rem in rem judgment against real estate at 214 First St SE. building razed. Administrators of James G Boven estate seek 18700 with interest from 1933. Ray and Coral Kirkpatrick defendants. Hamlin seeks divorce from Elsie Hamlin. asks custody of daughter. marriage in Kahoka Missouri on August 1 1934. Linn county supervisors approve transferring 32000 from emergency to poor fund subject to comptroller. County leases 46 acres near Marion to Henry Niemeier for one year at 60. Shuttleworth suit against Byrne dismissed. McCormac seeks 325 judgment against Curphy.
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C. R
D W. Bates
Cedar Rapids State Bank
H. C Ring
Cedar Rapids
Peoples Savings Bank
Peoples Bank
H. R. Churchill
Louis
John T. Moffit
Lou Rozen
Lena Rozen
First Street SE
Erwin M. Hamlin
Elsie Hamlin
Kahoka
Lion Tamers Roar At Annual Party
The Lion Tamers a east end social club of current and former fire station personnel held its yearly party at Fire Station No 6 on Fourth Avenue and Seventeenth Street SE. Sixty members attended as Joe Dostal retired president named John Nemec to lead next year's festivities. WOH Beadle was remembered, with W G Loftus cited as founder and first president. Fire Chief E P Kohout and many club members spoke, while lunch featured oyster soup and assorted fixings.
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Fire Department
Fourth Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Tony Novak
Dick Hahn
Art Conrad
Station No. 6
Joe Dostal
John Nemec
Woh Beadle
W. G. Loftus
W C. Benesh
Frank Bunker
Dempsy Jones
Henry S. Ely
Frank Bates
AE. Hochlander
Jack Yeager
O. P. Myers
M W . O'Ricle
Joe Hiladky
Adolph Fisher
Bob
Supervisors Act On Road Petitions
County supervisors set May 16 at 2 p m for a hearing to establish Surfacing District No 135 on 2 5 miles of road along Linn Benton county line and into Clinton and Fairfax townships after approving Engineer Behrens report and plat. They refer another petition for a 2 3 mile eastward stretch toward Lafayette and consider surfacing 1 5 miles in Fairfax and 1 25 miles in Grant. A right of way dispute with Charles Krouse delays a 1 82 mile north south project, with widening needing 66 foot minimum and total lands about two and a quarter acres. Krouse offered about 650.
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Linn-Benton
W H. Behrens
Clinton
Fairfax
Lafayette
Washington
Otter Creek
Fairfax Township
Walker
Grant Township
Charles Krouse
Toddville
Highway No. 11
Krouse
Marion Club Dinner Highlights Red Cross Efforts
Marion activity roundup notes K E Cornell of the Red Cross home and farm accident prevention committee spoke at a Lions Club dinner at the Presbyterian church. Attendees included Fidelis circle president Mrs A R O McElwain and Mary Lowe Dickinson circle rep Mrs C J Kassler.
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K. E Cornell
Marion
The
Red Cross
Lions Club
Presbyterian Church
Cornell
A RO McElwain
Fidelis Circle
King’s Daughters
C.J Kassler
Mary Lowe Dickinson
County Union
A E. Chase
Cedar Rapids
Publisher Group Manager Resigns in New York
Lincoln B. Palmer of New York resigned after thirty five years as general manager of the American Newspaper Publishers Association due to ill health. Cranston Williams, manager of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association in Chattanooga, Tennessee, was chosen as Palmer's successor at the fifty third annual A N P A meeting.
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New York
Unsteady Motorist Fined In Reckless Driving Case
James Vost aged 64 of 1832 Madison Street NE was fined 25 dollars and costs in police court for reckless driving after Traffic Patrolmen Duncan and Ahring arrested him Tuesday afternoon on Center Point Road NE. Citizens who reported a drunk driver testified but declined drunkenness charges.
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James Vost
Madison Street
Vost
Duncan and
Ahring
Center Point Road
Vojt
Local Men Form Iowa Aircraft Operators Association
W T Saxon manager of the Aviation Country Club was elected secretary treasurer of the Commercial Aircraft Operators association of Iowa at a Livingston airport Waterloo meeting Tuesday. Twenty two attended including Dan Hunter manager Cedar Rapids Airways and Fred C Fisher Jr named to the board as technical adviser. Aims include legislative representation and mutual insurance for plane losses. Other officers named were John Livingston Waterloo president Clenn Neiderhauser Marshalltown vice president and directors Myer Fisher Cedar Rapids Leo Brennan Des Moines Martin Heitman Sioux City Paul Shaw Iowa City and R L McCaffree Dubuque.
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W. T. Saxon
Aviation Country Club
Iowa
Livingston Airport
Waterloo
Dan Hunter
Cedar Rapids Airways
Fred C. Fisher, Jr
Cedar Rapids
John Livingston
Clenn Neiderhauser
Marshalltown
Myr. Fisher
Leo Brennan
Des Moines
Martin Heitman
Sioux City
Paul Shaw
Iowa City
R. L. McCaffree
Dubuque
Snake infestation follows dry Sheldon votes
Sheldon township voters chose dry by two votes, while nearby village residents went wet. Three weeks later villagers encountered a garter snake infestation during a period of caution. Housewives and pedestrians killed 29 snakes in two days, though the snakes were harmless.
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Sheldon, Lll
Sheldon Township
Sheldon Village
Sheldon
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