Hog Markets Hold Gains Despite Higher Receipts
Hog markets mostly held gains in steady trading as Friday receipts rose across Chicago Cleveland East Buffalo and Cincinnati. Chicago led with 28 000 hogs while others saw mixed activity and prices steady to higher amid steady to strong buyer interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St Louis
Cincinnat
East St Louis
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffain
Tinsi
Jy Rana
Buffalo
Local hog market holds steady with top at 335
The local hog market shows no changes across grades on Thursday. Prices per quality and condition remain steady with top quotes near 335, while related notes reference Prime and other market terms in a period style.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Goods
A list of varied items with prices including wheat, rye, hay, straw, hens, corn, fruit, vegetables, oranges, grapefruits, potatoes, bananas, cabbage, and cured hides. Entries show unit or crate pricing and are labeled as miscellaneous local listings from Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henett
Bond Markets New York Bonds Move Up on Improved Tone
Trading in New York bond markets steadies as dealers signal a firmer tone. Prices inch higher on robust demand for Treasuries and corporate issues, with some weakness in lower grade papers noted.
Wheat Prices Hold Narrow Range On Light Trade
Wheat prices moved within about 1 cent of the prior close on the Chicago board, ending slightly lower after a light session. corn oats rye and barley also eased modestly while provisions declined about seven points as traders awaited inflation news and watched crop reports from the west and southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Liverpool
Grain Movement And Wheat Prices In Market Report
The report outlines grain trading notes with references to wheat and corn movements, price notes, and regional remarks. It lists Minneapolis and St Paul areas, includes price hints like $22 and $3.35 per unit, with mixed signals on oats and oats related values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misseapolis
Castile
Ain
Minneapolis
Adon
Perecer
Adatom
Chicago Markets and Poultry Prices Scribbled in Transit
A garbled OCR page notes various market terms and prices across Chicago and New York, mentioning poultry, butter, potatoes, and standards. It lists figures like 22k, 140, and 199, with scattered abbreviations and vendor notes.
Unclear OCR Market Notes From Early 1900s
Fragmented text shows references to market terms and places including SUCAR MARKET NEW YORK and CHICAGO, with scattered numbers and dates. The legible elements mention prices, storage, and fresh items, but the overall meaning is obscured and uncertain.
Wall Street Stocks Edge Lower Amid Dollar Strength and Inflation Vote
The New York market wobbled and closed irregularly lower in late trading with rails and several issues slipping fractions to around a point. Allied Chemical fell over 4 points amid a mixed session as American Can Corn Products Santa Fe and others shed small amounts, while United Fruit and Corn Products rose to about 2. Consolidated Gas lifted about a point on short covering after a dividend cut. turnover was around 1.9 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Chemical
American Can
Louisville
Senate
Wall Street
Met
Aled Chemical
Steel
National Steel
Continental Can
Goodyear American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Public Service of N. J
American Sugar
Union Pacific
Aviation Corp
Goodyear
United Fruit and Corn
Consolidated Gas
British Exchange Control Fund
Stock Exchange of Resolution
Committee On the Stock List
Beer Distributors Form Regional Association
About fifty beer distributors gathered Tuesday at the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce to form the Eastern Iowa Beverage Dealers association. The group aims to ensure proper enforcement of the new beer statute and to promote orderly entrance of legal beer in Cedar Rapids. Members and attendees came from Linn Blackhawk Dubuque Scott Clinton and Johnson counties with city attorney David G. Bleakley noting orderly rollout of legal beer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Eastern Iowa Beverage Dealers Association
Cedar Rapids
Dean R. Fortman
Harold Jensen
Linn
Blackki Hawk
Dubuque
Scott
Clinton
Johnson
David G. Bleakley
Deaths Mrs Ida Hawk longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Mrs Ida M Hawk wife of Oliver C Hawk died at 1400 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids at 6 30 p m after months of illness She was born October 14 1860 in Randolph Wisconsin and lived in Cedar Rapids 61 years An accomplished organist she played at St Pauls church dedication Survived by her husband four nieces three nephews and several siblings She belonged to St Pauls Methodist Church Grand Hope Chapter No 66 O E S and Wapello White Shrine No 4 Ottumwa Funeral in Turner chapel Friday at 2 p m with Rev A A Brooks and White Shrine officiating burial in Oak Hill Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M Hawk
Oliver C Hawk
Second Avenue SE
Randolph
Wis
Cedar Rapids
St Paul's Church
Eleanor Grovert
East Moline
Ill
J F O'Brian
Fort Worth
Tex
Ida White
Holtville
Calif
Julius Kerchen
Chicago
C W Weed
W. W Carpenter
Brawley
T. E. Carpenter
Yonkers
N. Y
Hawk
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Grand Hope Chapter
Wapello White Shrine
Ottumwa
Turner Chapel
Miss Hazeltine Funeral Services Planned in Palo
Funeral services for Miss Golda Laverna Hazeltine will be held in the Methodist church at Palo at 2 p.m. Friday. Burial will follow in Center Point cemetery. Friends may call at the Barta chapel Thursday evening.
Gyp Snyder Convicted of Hit and Run Sentenced to Fort Madison
Elmer Gyp Snyder, 30, convicted of leaving the scene after a bicycle collision, was sentenced by Judge A B Clark to an indeterminate two-year term at Fort Madison state penitentiary. He also faced a $500 fine and 150 days in county jail in lieu of payment. Snyder was accused of striking Jack Caldwell on Third Avenue SW during October and failing to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Gyp” Snyder
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
A. B Clark
Cedar Rapids
Joseph A Petrus
Jay Davis
Snyder
Jack Caldwell
L T Caldwell
Eighth Avenue
Third Avenue
Children Return To Mother End Habeas Appeal
Mrs Ethel E Reed drops appeal to the state supreme court after district court dismisses habeas corpus action seeking return of her three children Helen Mahala and Arlyn Reed from the Home for the Friendless Judge H C Ring had dismissed March 20 following a hearing The Home for the Friendless says the children were there at Mrs Reeds request and denies plans to send them to the Iowa Soldiers Orphan Home at Davenport
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel E. Reed
State Supreme Court
Helen
Mahala
Arlyn Reed
H C Ring
Durant Man Held on Bad Check Charge
Claus Schlichting, 39, of Durant, was jailed Wednesday at 4 pm by C J Rock of the Linn County Mercantile Protective Association on a charge of false ultering of a check. Bond set at 100 dollars. The report also covers judgments and divorces involving local residents, including a $41,728 verdict in a mechanics lien case and a divorce grant to Mae F Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus Schlichting
Durant
C J. Rock
Linn County Mercantile Protective Association
Intervenor Sues for Funds Held by Bank Trust
Martha Douglas as intervenor seeks funds held by Merchants National Bank as trustee. She claims to hold a $500 note and that she obtained an assignment of rights under the Edith McClenahan will from Robert F. McClenahan as security for the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Douglas
Merchants National Bank
Intervenor
Robert F. McClenahan
Edith McClenahan
Lonergan Divorce Requested and Related District Court Actions
Helen Lonergan petitions for divorce from L. A. Lonergan on cruel and inhuman treatment and seeks restoration of her maiden name Helen Lindsay. They wed in Morrison Illinois in February 1932. St Luke’s Methodist Hospital sues Harbison Orr for 858.30 in district court. Judge H C Ring grants C I Wilson a 300 deficit judgment against John C Neblung and Jessie Neblung in a rent action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B Clark
Darragh
Ralph Knolk
West Highlands
Mac E O'Brien
George O’brien
H C Ring
Mae F Walsh
Davenport
Helen Lonergan
L. A
St. Luke's Methodist Hospital
Harbison Orr
H C. Ring
C. I. Wilson
John C. Neblung
Jessie Neblung
City Briefs and Personals Highlights
Junior Matejka of 620 Twelfth Avenue SW is ill with intestinal flu. Charles Gorman was fined $10 and costs for intoxication in police court. Chi Beta Phi alumni plan a 6:30 dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt. Ray Frame led a Modern Woodmen game program after a picnic. The council refunded $5 to Charles F Lebeda for a beverage permit adjustment from class C to class B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Matejka
Twelfth Avenue SW
H. G. Matejka
Charles Gorman
Chi Beta Phi Fraternity
Hotel Roosevelt
Ray Frame
Playground Commission
Modern Woodmen
Charles F Lebeda
Fined For Bad Check In Lincoln Hotel Case
A G Clark aged 35 was fined 25 dollars and costs in Justice Lightner's court on a false check charge. The arrest was by special deputy Cletus J. Rock after Armstrong Clothing filed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A G Clark
Lincoln Hotel
G S. Lightner
Armstrong Clothing Company
Clark
Cletus J. Rock
Sister Dies and Funeral Plans for Mrs Timbrell in Oskaloosa
Detective and Mrs Earl Stanley travel from 850 Daniels St NE to attend funeral services for Mr Stanley's sister Mrs A P Timbrell of Oskaloosa who died after an extended illness at her home. Men’s Gospel Chorus to lead union services at First Evangelical Church gym Sunday at 7:30 pm. Mrs Clara Strait of Springfield Ohio seeks information on Miss Luella Brunner or Mrs Luella Maxson missing eight years thought to be in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hudson Motors
Adams Millis
Flupp Motors
Tis Central
Awsha Juneau
Indus Raven
Aleshens Corpn
Inspiration
Amed Chem
Comb
Eng
Ams Chalmers
Amerada
Nickel
Bke
Tel & Tel
Cansa
Johns Manville
Cr & Fdv
Kans City
Kayeer Julius
Kelvinator
Reonecott
Kresger
Kroger G & B
Metis
Lambert
Lehich
Bn Lehn & Fink
Wiles
Lorard
McKeesport
Toby McKeson
Matheson
Mos
Athan
Mont Ward
Atte RY
Rae
Nats Dairy Pr
Rend
Rory
Borger Lo
Y Central
Warner
Norinda Mines
Ion North Amn
Eley
Ala Drson
Steel
Owens
Benita & Ford
de Pasio
Bere One
Peones Gas
Coroa
Pheps Dodge
Proctor Gam
Ieo
PD Ptd
Pib
RTP Ae Ee Btn Tava
Ows
Mtr
Radio Corps Service
Keith Wa Cola
Tem Rand
Cy Ben Ai
Rep Steel
Cale
Ind
Aw Steand Noj
SU Frise
Siew Warner
Nan Kousk
Stone Webster
Fara
Studebaker
Trans America
Eorsboang
Warte Bros x
Grew
Earl Stanley
Daniels Street
New Sharon
Iowa
Saron Lutheran
First Evangelical Churches
First Evangelical Church
First Avenue
Third Street
Clara Strait
General Delivery
Springfield
Ohio
Luella Brunner
Luella Maxson
Cedar Rapids
Maxson
Strait
Virginia Vaughn
Ray McCalley
The
Christian Church
Roger Burroughs
Miss Vaughn
Lumber yard worker breaks leg in fall at company building
George Franks of 1115 Fourth Street SE suffered a broken right leg when he fell from a step ladder onto the sidewalk in front of Hatch and Brookman Lumber company at 101 Eighth Avenue SE at 1 p.m. Thursday. He was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Franks
Fourth Street
Os Hatch and Brookman Lumber Company
Eighth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Four Speeders Fined In Police Court
Four speeders were fined ten dollars and costs each and four overtime parkers two dollars and costs each in police court on Thursday. Names include J M Beagle and E H Degenaar plus Miss Inez Peterson and B E Noble. Also listed are H J Foreman T H Strasburger E R Haley and Oscar F Schonberg. A second item notes Penick and Ford seek a 2 inch pipe line permit across First Street SW to supply gasoline to their site behind the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Beagle
Eighth Street NE
E H. Degenaar
E Avenue NE
Inez Peterson
Clinton
B. E. Noble
Albert Lea
Minn
H. J. Foreman
Fifth Avenue
T H. Strasburger
Bever Avenue
E. R. Haley
Penick and Ford
First Street
Department of Public Improvements
Evans Garment Co Incorporates With Capital of 50000
Associated Press dispatch reports Evans Garment Company files articles of incorporation in Des Moines to reform the Evans Manufacturing Company. It will use the Third street Sixth avenue plant in Cedar Rapids with capital of 50000 and will manufacture and sell men’s and women’s wearing apparel. Officers are Van Vechten Shaffer president treasurer Edwin C Evans vice president and George B Dutton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Evans Garment Company
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
Evans Manufacturing Company
Evans
Third Street
Sixth Avenue
van Vechten Shaffer
Edwin C. Evans
George B. Dutton
Births Reported At Local Hospitals In April And May
Born to Mr and Mrs H T Phillips of Baxter a son Thomas Arthur in St Luke's hospital on April 27 Mrs Phillips formerly Gertrude Mott of 1739 A avenue NE. A son born to Mr and Mrs Tom Hepner of 1015 Fifth Avenue SE in Mercy hospital Monday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charles Davin of 2421 A avenue NE in Mercy hospital Monday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Finch of 808 F avenue NW in Mercy hospital Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T Phillips
Baxter
Thomas Arthur
St Luke's Hospital
Phillips
Gertrude Mott
Arthur H Mott
Avenue NE
Tom Hepner
Fifth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Charles Davin
Floyd Finch
F Avenue NW
Beer Bill Signed for 32 Beer in Michigan
Governor William A Comstock signed the Wilkowski beer bill authorizing the manufacture and sale of 32 beer in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
ULP
Willam
Comstock
Wilkowski
Marion Library to Half Time Schedule Begins May First
Marion public library will switch to a half time schedule starting May 1 due to funds limits. It will be open Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays in afternoon and evening. The Federation of Women's clubs will finance summer grounds upkeep while work is done by relief labor under the RFC plan. Emma Klein donated several books to the library. Separately a Methodist young folk convention will be held in Marion Saturday with registration at 9 am and program through 4 pm featuring several speakers. The Bethany Circle met for Kensington and business with songs and a Helen Keller article read, serving supper to seventy five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Public Library
Library Board
Federation of Women's Clubs
Emma Klein
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
J Russell Smith
Sergeant Grischa
Arnold Zweig
Life of
Christ
Giovanni Papini
Methodist Church
Davenport
Marion
J. S. Burenett
Earle A. Baker
Clear Lake
Ina Hoover
H. G. Burgstahler
Cornell College
Arthur Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Richard Baker
Mount Vernon
F. M. Garrett
Bethany Circle
Kensington
Bernard Schenken
Kenneth Nebelung
Partridge
George Reichard
Helen Keller
D. H. Smith
A. A. Hardin
Harley McCalley
Ernest Badham
Frank Straley
N. W. Courtney
Harry Horn
L. O. Dickey
Ruby Hanscom
Opal Gray
Elizabeth Brown
Local Club Notes Mix Socials and Readings
Mrs. Carl Case hosted the Tuckabache club with members sharing best reads. Plans call for a May 3 pot luck honoring Mrs. T W R Kerton on her eighty eighth birthday. An exchange of flower seeds followed dinner. New member welcomed, contests and games led by Mrs. Forest Blackford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Case
Tuckabache
T. W R. Kerton
Marion
Fred Lutz
Forest Blackford
Mob Clashes With Deputies at Sale in Primghar
A mob of several hundred farmers clashed with twenty two deputies at a sheriff’s sale in Primghar Iowa over a quarter section mortgage. Deputies kept the sale moving and Montzheimer, the mortgage attorney, was seized momentarily as the crowd forcefully entered the courthouse. Some participants suffered minor injuries while tear gas and machine guns were readied but not used. Spectators say Montzheimer and many deputies were made to kiss the American flag. a part payment was accepted with remaining balance deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primghar
Ed Leemkuil
O H. Montzheimer
Montzheimer
Dorothy Funk Clark Describes Love Theft Case
In Chicago Dorothy Funk Clark presents her version of a romance leading to a 300000 alienation of affections suit against Norman V Harris son of a bank chairman. She says Harris pledged to marry her but betrayed her after a Reno divorce while defending her character to clear herself of collusion with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Funk Clark
Chicago
VNL
Norman V. Harris
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Clark
James G Clark
Mt. Kisco
Harris
John Caverly
New York City
New York
Madison
Wis
Jimmie
Marion club Plans June garden show at city park
The Marion Nature and Garden club met at Mrs. K. M. Saunders home to plan the annual garden show in early June and outline a wild flower garden project at Thomas park as part of the city beautifying movement. The west park entrance and Shakespeare garden area were chosen. The seed and plant exchange was featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Nature and Garden Club
K. M. Saunders
Thomas Park
Shakespeare Garden
Marion people attend T O O F meeting in Iowa City
Marion residents joined a Marion event in Iowa City celebrating Odd Fellowship founding with attendees including Mr. and Mrs Marshall Swayne Mr. and Mrs Frank Clark and many others. The day featured tea by the Presbyterian Ladies Aid and a birthday party for Mrs Milton Prouty with prizes and guests from Cedar Rapids and Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Folk
Iowa City
Odd Fellowship
Marshall Swayne
Frank Clark
Myrtle Snyder
Albert Arp
Park McCalley
Ben Sears
John O’kelley
Minnie Zuhlke
Harrison Booze
Percy Hutton
Ed Castle
E. A. Barnes
Elizabeth Snyder
Mary Snyder
Archie Milner
E. McEldowney
William Blum
Kate Blum
Guy Mundy
Pearl Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Cary
Averane
Faery
Californe
Towa Tog
Dept. Agriculture
Emterior
Minnesota
Mason City
Waterloo
South ST Paul
South ST Paul Gap
Tinestock
Gms
Sinclair Mog
Nera
Calpe
Chelee
Iowa Producers Company
J H. Jefferson
12Th Ave
12Th St
Grae
Rey Roonds
York
Bates
H. C. Burleson
Agency
Cincago
Lamson Brothers and Co
Abe Timothy
Chaaro
North
Monteapeis
St Tol
Kansas
Steuds
Atke
Ted Breers
Stony van Fen
Horta
Sucar
ELGAR
Wall St
Brian
Trav
Norway
Sweden
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hong Moe
Isea
Ida Hawk
City
Court House News
Kears
al Kane
Mary McClenahan
Evans Garment Co
Marion News
Marion Library
Methodist Convention
Mary English
Eighteenth Street
Reading
Ora Crowner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ed Sigfred
Ninth Avenue
Bert Nedrow
Beverly
Robert Hess
James Kennedy
B. E. Beiber
C. E. Krog
Williamsburg
Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
George Miller
James Bleakly
Sale
W. L. Slife
Twelfth Street
Alice Wallace
Marion High School
Grace Boston
Gordon Rahn
Charlotte Slife
P. O. Michel
Merle Knight
A. E. Miller
Boston
M Slife
Cedar Rape
J. G. Thomas
Monticello
Milton Prouty
L. G. Weigle
George Sweitzer
Leslie Dennis
Howard Shepherd
Phillis
L. C. Weigle
Anna
Seattle
Yocom Chapel
C. J. Biddle
Oak Shade Cemetery
Fred Rowe
Harry Stick
Bert Emmons
George Barnoske
Woman's Christian Tempereance Union
Benedict
Arthur DeGarmo
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Seventh Avenue
A. H Minnis
J. R. Shaffer
Shaffer
Minnis
James Shaffer, Jr
Irene Chapman
West Union
Nakihopa
Lois Culver
J G Thomas of
J T Grayston
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