Livestock Market Activity Mixed Across Major Markets
U.S. meat markets report Chicago still with light cattle and strong hog and sheep trades while Kansas City and St Paul absorb larger government and drought cattle. Omaha and Cincinnati show varied tones with hogs higher and cattle steady to weak amid large direct shipments to slaughter.
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Omaha
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Omaha Livestock
US Dept Agriculture
Eerie i
Sniex and
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Montanas
Picats
Kansas
St Joseph
Bond Markets on New York Traders Tuesday Update
New York bond market activity showed mixed to firmer tone as Treasury notes and industrials traded with varied demand. Prices rose for some issues while government and corporate bonds posted modest gains, reflecting cautious investor sentiment amid ongoing market volatility.
Miscellaneous Market Notes From New York and Minneapolis
AP reports sugar futures unchanged and reseed shipments steady. Foreign exchange rates show multiple currencies and parities, with edge demand noted for several pairs. Flour market from Minneapolis lists shipments and pricing for pure bran standard middlings and futures.
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New York
France
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Greece
Austria
Hungary
Tokio
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Minneapolis
Local hog market shows slight advance on Tuesday
Hogs rise modestly with all grades up five cents. Choice top climbs to 4.25 while packer top hits 355. Local corn market trends weaker.
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Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed Across Wheat to Barley
Local Cedar Rapids market lists wholesale fruit vegetables and farm goods with varied prices. Wheat oats rye and barley show mixed declines and gains while poultry, eggs, and broilers fetch modest sums. Produce items include oranges California Valencias grapefruits potatoes bananas lettuce and peaches with several price points recorded.
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Hennery
Court House News on Biren Boysen Case and Chicks Manufacturing
Biren Boysen, assignee for Chicks Manufacturing of Grand Rapids Michigan, seeks 548 40 in a district court under a contract with salesman duties. The case outlines likely foreclosure or debt actions, with references to early terms and involvement of multiple parties. The report notes court procedures and filings, including party roles and monetary figures.
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Biren Boysen
Chicks Manufacturing Company of
Grand Rapids
Mich
Yudeimermn District Court
Amit Creul
Mirster Rye
Saleman
Wheat and grains fall on Chicago board of trade trading
Grain traders moved into the wheat pit with sell pressure on Tuesday as prices closed weaker. Wheat dropped 1.44 to 1 1/4 cents, corn and oats also eased. traders cited favorable weather signals, ongoing crop concerns in Alberta and three Canadian provinces, and mixed international outlooks affecting buying interest.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Montana
Alberta
Sanford Evans
Australia
Broomhall
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Grain Prices and Local Notices From Midwest Markets
Grain movement reports show Chicago Chicago Casit GRAIN and Minneapolis cash grain values with quotes for wheat, corn, oats and timothy, including No 2 hard and yellow varieties and sample grades. The Shellsburg and Hazleton notices record a class reunion and a funeral with listed attendees and pallbearers, reflecting local community events.
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Chicago
Harley
Wall St Stocks Slip Then Partly Recover Amid Rail Losses
The New York market opened soft with rails dragging on a cautious forenoon. A late session rally helped by gains in American Telephone Du Pont U S Steel and Montgomery Ward trimmed losses, with about 590000 shares traded and Santa Fe New York Central and Northern Pacific among weak performers.
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Chicago
N. Y. Central and Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
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Bethlehem Steel
Corn Products
Allied Chemical
General Motors
Chrysler
American Can
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Homestake Mining
Omaha Rides Cars Again After Five Day Strike
After five days of walking or riding jitneys to work, Omaha street car service resumed at 4 a.m. Tuesday following a union vote to return to work. Monday night 170 to 75 members approved ending the walkout. about 150 union men did not vote. The five day strike was without violence.
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Omaha
Commons Approves British Air Plans
London reports the House of Commons overwhelmingly approved expansion plans for Britain’s air force. The vote followed Premier Baldwin’s warning that Germany may greatly enlarge its armaments. A Labour motion to censure the plans failed 404 to zero.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Germany
New Rock Island official named Cedar Rapids Dakota division head
Joseph L. Hayes longtime Rock Island trainmaster at Manly is named superintendent of the Cedar Rapids Dakota division and will take the post August 1. He succeeds A L Haldeman who retired May 1 due to ill health. Hayes is brother of John KR Hayes roadmaster for the Rock Island and a Cedar Rapids resident.
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Larry” Hayes
Rock Island Railroad
Manly
Cedar Rapids-Dakota
A. L. Haldeman
John KR. Hayes
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Sheriff Demonstrates Submachine Gun Accuracy in Practice
Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus and Deputy Jack Evans tested the county Thompson submachine gun. At thirty to forty yards Petrus hit a man-sized target with fourteen of fifteen shots in the fatal zone and scored six bull’s-eyes in a forty-yard bull’s-eye. Evans placed all fifteen shots in a small bull’s-eye at thirty-five yards.
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Joseph A. Petrus
Jack Evans
Petrus
Thompson
Evans
Linn Board Defers Action On County Coal Bids
Linn county board of supervisors opened bids from fifteen firms for the 1934 35 coal supply and deferred action to August 7. Contracts cover 600 tons six inch lump coal with 100 ton option for the Linn county home 500 tons three by six inch coal for the courthouse and jail with 100 ton option and 3 000 tons for relief heating and cooking with a 2 000 ton option. Bids from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Marion and other firms are listed.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
W. G. Block Company
Chadima Coal Company
Ives-Frana Coal Company
John Ireland Coal Company
Central Park Fuel Company
Diamond Block Coal Company
8S. Goldberg and Company
Manson Coal Company
Taylor Coal Company
City Fuel Company
E. E. Pinney Coal Company
Cedar Rapids Fuel Company
Cedar Rapids
Norwood-White Coal Company
Des Moines
Rathbun Coal Company
Rathbun
Biddick - Eastman Lumber Company
Marion
Austrian Crisis Deepens After Dollfuss Assassination
Two assassins planning to hang as the regime moves to seize control in Austria. Vice-chancellor Starhemberg takes command of the fatherland front as the government vows a showdown with the Nazis. Planetta and Holzweber face high treason charges amid a tense political standoff.
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Dollfuss
Holzweber
Austria
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Ernst von Starhemberg
Johann Reither
Lower Austria
Germany
Lavamuende
Rabenstein
Carinthia
Marion Methodist Women to Meet and Picnic Plans
Marion area church groups announce meetings for the Methodist Ladies Aid divisions with picnics at Thomas park and private homes around Marion. Other church sides plan all day gatherings and a Springville Wyoming concert at the American Legion pool. Local obituaries, visits, and reunions also appear among the community notes.
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Keystone
Thomas Park
Comforter
John Sidlinger
George McBride
Marion
Gleaners
Loyal
Owen Turner
Central City
R. B. Eckhart
True Blue
Rainbow
Springville
Wyoming
American Legion
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Clarence Russell
Japan Undecided On Naval Treaty Policy
Premier Keisuke Okada told foreign correspondents Japan does not expect the United States or Great Britain to reduce armaments to Japan's level. He said Japan is undecided whether to abrogate the Washington treaty of 1922 establishing a 5-5-3 ratio for capital ships, but he expressed confidence in the naval conference's success.
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Japan
America
Great Britain
Keisuke Okada
United States
Britain
Bates As Receiver Seeks $15,212 Judgment
D W Bates state superintendent of banking as receiver of the Peoples Savings Bank of Shellsburg seeks a $15,212.72 judgment in district court against R Burm Hayes administrator of the John M Hayes estate on a secured promissory note.
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D W Bates
Peoples Savings Bank of
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John M. Hayes
Leonard Sues Cedar Rapids Water Works Over Water Mains
Leonard files a district court suit against the city of Cedar Rapids and the City Water Works seeking to bar maintenance of water mains on land he claims title to near Thirty-second Street NE. He alleges July 3 work damaged drains and obstructed public drainage and asks restoration and title guardianship of 55.23 acres across three parcels.
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Cedar Rapids
City Water Works
Thirty-second Street
City Water Department
Board Sets Culvert Pipe Contracts for Aug 16
The county board of supervisors scheduled August 16 at 10 30 am for letting contracts on 450 feet of culvert pipe for two remaining PWA projects. The estimated total is 758 dollars and 96 cents. In Marengo, the Iowa county old age pension board opened seventy applications in its first week of activity under Chairman H W Brandt.
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PWA
Marengo
Iowa County Old Age Pension Board
H. W. Brandt
June Hamm
M. Jd. Hartz
Supervisors Set Budget Hearing For August 14 At 2 P.M
County supervisors announced the budget hearing for August 14 at 2 p.m. The session will outline the anticipated revenue for county funds for the next year and establish a basis for the tax levy.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
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