Hog Markets Mainly Weaker Trade At Chicago 15 Still Paralyzed
Chicago stockyards faced continued trading paralysis as non-strikers were seen as a threat to carry on operations. Other markets showed mixed movements with receipts and prices varying across Cleveland East Buffalo East St Louis Pittsburgh and Omaha listings. U.S. Dept Agriculture reports hog cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges across major markets including Omaha St Paul Iowa and Minnesota with notable shifts in weights and values.
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Chicago
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Taabi
U.S. Dept Agriculture
Kansas City
Louis
Sal
St. Joseph
Bronx
Chicago Produce Markets Report Summary
Chicago market notes show eggs butter cheese and dressed poultry with varying receipts and price levels. Prices for Idaho eggs New York products and Wisconsin butter are listed, alongside futures for butter potatoes and other staples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pices
Strodstine
San's Express
Chicago
Idaho
States Cut Auto Registration Fees During 1933 to 1934
During the year spanning April 1 1933 to April 4 1934 nine states lowered private passenger car registration fees. The moves reflect relief measures aimed at easing motor vehicle ownership costs in the period of economic strain.
Mixed Flour Prices and World Currency Rates Reported
The Minneapolis FLOUR MARKET notes steady prices with 23791 pure orange shipments at 21 and 22 dollars for Sug 22.00 standard middlings at 23. The New York foreign exchange summary shows irregular demand with multiple country rates including Great Britain 503 and Argentina 36. The report lists numerous cross rates and city pairings such as Mexico City, Montreal, and New York exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Foreign Exchange
New York
API
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jusoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Shanehal
Bond Market Holds Firm Tone Despite Some Losses
New York bond prices show a firm undertone with miscellaneous gains across corporate issues. Utilities and government issues mainly steady with small moves. notable advances in Northern Pacific and several railroad and utility bonds. Treasuries mix with modest shifts in the 4% 1945 to 1st 4% and 4 1/2% issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Pacific
A.legshany
St Paul
Erie
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
International Telephone
American
Foretgn Power
Pac F c
Porkers Steady on Local Market
Hog prices hold at 4.25 top on the local market with no changes in any grade. Cattle market slightly weaker and calf and sheep ranges listed with weights and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chalee
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mix for Hogs Fruits and Hides
The Cedar Rapids market lists varied prices for wheat corn and hens with many line items. Fruit values show California Valencia oranges grapefruit lemons and bananas with crates and per-dz pricing. Hide and animal byproduct prices are posted including cured hides and calves with miscellaneous grades.
Colonial Baking Suit Over Wrappers Heard in Federal Court
In Sioux City a federal case is heard by Judge George C Scott involving Colonial Baking and Petersen Baking. Colonial seeks an injunction to stop Petersen from using a bread wrapper it claims mimics Colonial’s product and confuses customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Petersen Co
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
George C Scott
Colonial Baking Company
Petersen Baking Company
Jay Morgan Pitches No Hit No Run Game
Rapids Chestover softball team defeated Mount Vernon 9 to 0 Tuesday night as Jay Morgan pitched for Chevrolet striking out sixteen and achieving a no hit no run game. Mount Vernon failed to score for the first time this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Morgan
Piano fall injures man. no serious injuries reported
Jacob Drokhuzen was helped from a location at Fifth Street and Eighth Avenue SE after a piano slipped and fell on him at 10 am Wednesday. An ambulance transported him to his home for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Drokhuzen
Sherayano
Fifth Street
Eighth Avenue SE
Dykinuizen
Ins Home
Local Man Arrested In Des Moines For Vinton
Bert Allison Burrows 41 of Cedar Rapids is held in Des Moines jail for Vinton authorities on a breaking and entering charge. Inspector A H Pedersen said Burrows is wanted at Vinton. The city directory does not list a Bert Alison Burrows as living here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Bert Allison Burrows
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
A H Pedersen
Burrows
Bert Alison Burrows
Heat wave boosts grain prices on Chicago market
Bullish activity at the Chicago board of trade lifted all grains as replying heat in the southwestern US and drought in Canada supported gains. Wheat rose up to 3 cents a bushel, corn advanced 2 cents, oats higher, while cash markets in Winnipeg and Buenos Aires showed strength amid drought and demand from European buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
England
Middlewest
Northwest
Buenos Aires
Australia
Liverpool Cables
Liverpool
Grain Movement In Chicago and Minneapolis Grain Markets
Chicago and Minneapolis market notes show varied grain quotes for wheat corn and rye with prices across No 1 to No 6 grades. Prices include wheat No 1 at 102.41 and 101, hay at 106, mixed and hard wheat ranges, corn mixed and yellow quotes, white and amber durum notes, rye and barley figures, plus seed and lard values amid receipts and protein data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
I. Isbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Otlty Deeree
Chicago Castle
Ed Seo
Minneapolis
Wall Street stocks rise amid cautious optimism
Wall Street displayed quiet strength as stocks gained over three points with rails muted on the recovery. Metals and select industrials rose briskly led by Armour Winds preferred and Wright Aeronautical up about five points each. U S Smelting California Packing U S Steel American Telephone and Telegraph advanced notably with about 175 000 shares trading in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Homestake
Howe Sound
American Smelting
Dome
McIntyre
Alaska
Juneau
California
Armour of Illinois
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Preferred
du Pont
American Sugar Refining
Auburn
Corn Products
American Can
Bordens Chrysler
Case
Allied Chemical
Westinghouse
American Commercial Alcohol
Schenley
Johns- Manville
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
United Fruit
Wright Aeronautical
United Aircraft
Douglas
New York
New
U S
U S Steel
Allard seeks wage garnishment restraint in divorce case
Samuel H Allard, former husband of Melissa R Allard, filed in district court on Wednesday to stop his ex wife from garnishing his railroad earnings. The decree from August 2 1933, left alimony at 40 dollars monthly reduced to 25 by stipulation last March. Allard asserts Melissa R Allard has recovered ill health and is now employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H Allard
Melissa R Allard
Allard
Divorce Actions Filed by Blake Siblings Dismissed in Court
Divorce actions filed in December 1931 by Daniel Blake and Rose E Blake against each other on treatment were dismissed in district court before Judge John T Moffit Wednesday. Mrs Blake filed December 11 and Mr Blake December 15. The couple married in California early in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Blake
Rose E. Blake
John T. Moffit
Judge Revokes Barber License of Iowa Inmate
Judge H C Ring in district court Wednesday revoked the barber license of William R Harr 33 of Cedar Rapids after finding he was an inmate of the Inebriate ward at Independence state hospital. The action was brought by the state health department and Harrits is perpetually enjoined from practicing barbering in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Ring
William R. Harr
Cedar Rapids
Harr
Independence State Hospital
State Health Department
Harrits
Iowa
Will Rogers praises Baldwins on Kalamaioi Island sugart plantation
Will Rogers writes of visiting Kalamaioi Island where Frank Baldwin runs the largest sugar plantation with an advanced water pumping system. He notes a big cattle ranch with riders, ropers, and polo players, plus excellent roads and top politicians on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamaui
Hawaiian Islands
Baldwins
Chuck
Frank Baldwin
San Francisco
Whykiki Beach
Regatta Motion Pictures Shown at Kiwanis Meeting
Robert O. Bickel presented motion pictures of the Cedar River outboard regatta shown at the Kiwanis club noon meeting in the Montrose hotel. Hamilton Tobin of Vinton, commodore of the Midwest Outboard Racing association, spoke briefly on the regatta before the program. Joshus Joe Wilson, Choctaw from Wichita, Kan, described Indian tribal head dresses and displayed relics. Wilson has worked with the Waubeek Boy Scout camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Robert O. Bickel
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Bickel
Hamilton Tobin
Vinton
Midwest Outboard Racing Association
Joshus
Joe” Wilson
Wichita
Kan
Wilson
Waubeek
City Briefs And Personals In Cedar Rapids
Local items note a government sealskins display ad at 838 First Avenue E and a 1:20 p.m. rubbish fire at Roy Radebaugh’s home. Families Dietz and son Joe return from Oakland July 1. Le Roy N. Hexter, St. Louis Chamber rep, visits Cedar Rapids. Edgewood No.1 beats Second Christian 7 to 3 with batteries Andrews Woodin Karasek Stumpff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Radebaugh
First Avenue E
Edgewood School
Second Christian Church
Edgewood
Second Christian
Andrews
Woodin
Karasek
Stumpff
YMCA Boys Welfare Committee Plans City Activities
A meeting of the Y M C A Boys Welfare executive committee and pastors of affiliated churches will be held at the Y M C A Friday noon. The program will be a planning meeting for the coming activities season in local Y city wide boys work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Boys’ Welfare Executive Committee
Speeders and Violators Incur Fines In Police Court
Walter Wooldridge and Max Smith pled guilty to speeding and were fined 15 dollars plus costs and jailed for nonpayment. Don Cook and H M Kelly paid 2 dollars plus costs for overtime parking. R C Burr received a suspended fine for parking at night without a light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wooldridge
Max Smith
First Avenue E
Don Cook
American Trust Building
H. M. Kelly
E Avenue NE
R. C. Burr
A Avenue NE
Scalded worker injured at Penick and Ford plant
H Fifield of 1334 C street SW was severely scalded on the back and right side when a tank of hot water overflowed in the Penick and Ford plant sugar house. He was taken to St Luke's hospital Wednesday morning for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Fifield
C Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Penick and Ford
Fifield
Sugar House
Young Boy Fractured Leg After Car Collision
X ray findings show 15 month old Neil Martin son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Martin 148 Thirty third street NE suffered a fractured right leg when struck Monday by car driven by S J Grauerholtz 128 Thirty third street NE The leg was set and the child is recovering at home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Martin
Glenn Martin
Thirty-third Street
S. J. Grauerholtz
Man Injured Repairing Roof Reaches Mercy Hospital
C W Leksa, 73, of Fourteenth Street SE, was taken to Mercy hospital by ambulance at 11 45 a m Wednesday after a fall from the top of a house at 2316 Fourth Avenue SE left him with a fractured right arm. He was repairing the roof at the time of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C W. Leksa
Fourteenth Street SE
Mercy Hospital
Fourth Avenue SE
Leksa
Leonard Walsh Loses Arm At Sinclair Packing Plant
The left arm of Leonard Walsh of 844 Tenth Street SW was amputated at St Luke's hospital after a Tuesday morning accident at the TM Sinclair packing plant where he works. His arm was badly mangled when caught in machinery on the hog killing floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Walsh
Tenth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
T M Sinclair
Walsh
Sinclair
Evangelist Ketcherside Arrives for Two Weeks of Gospel Meetings
Evangelist W. Carl Ketcherside of Nevada Missouri arrives in Cedar Rapids to lead a two week gospel meeting for the Church of Christ in a tent at Fifth avenue and Seventh street SW. He speaks Tuesday night on Shall I Preach To Please Men. Evening services start at 8 oclock with C D McKay of Des Moines directing the song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carl Ketcherside
Nevada
Cedar Rapids
Church of Christ
Fifth Avenue
Seventh Street
C. D McKay
Des Moines
Ledger finds trustees chairing Cedar Rapids lot deed
Bank trustee under Leo M. Ford will deeds lot 15 block 1 Larimer's 2nd add Cedar Rapids to Daniel G and Margaret Frasinger as trustees. Property excludes the south 23 feet. Price listed as $166.66 with dates 2-3 and 7-21-34.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Nail Bank
Leo M. Ford
Daniel G
Margaret Frasinger
Larimer
Cedar Rapids
Volunteer Watch Aims To Stop Garden Thefts
A relay system of volunteer watchmen protects emergency relief gardens from theft. Garden director E S Smith says authorities will impose maximum penalties on culprits. Move of the garden office to the courthouse is planned for Saturday. First community harvest yielded fifteen bushels of beans, with output below last year due to heat. Canning equipment and 50 000 cans are arriving to process garden products in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. July inspectors show 1725 gardens rated. about 80 percent have been replanted. rural gardens may improve in July.
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E.S. Smith
Relef
Smith
Court House
Linn County
Relief Department
State Relief
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Iowa City
Board of Supervisors
A Avenue NE
First Auto Accidents Hit Sam Hotchkiss Jr Twice
Sam Hotchkiss Jr. 19 of 1700 First Street NW was involved in two non serious accidents between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. Police found faulty brakes and no driving license, leading to an arraignment in justice court and a pending advisory on the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hotchkiss, Jr
First Street
Hotchkiss
Justice Court
Third Avenue
J. E. Bates
Bates
Fifth Street
Third Avenue SE
Zimmerman
Deaths Ruth Wilton Metcalf longtime Cedar Rapids native
Mrs Ruth M Wilton 40 former Cedar Rapids resident died at her Chicago home after a lingering illness She was born in Cedar Rapids daughter of Will and unknown Metcalf She resided in Chicago and Cedar Rapids and returned to Chicago last summer Survived by husband mother four uncles several aunts and other relatives The body to Beatty chapel Friday morning with services at 3 pm Burial in Oak Hill cemetery
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Ruth M. Wilton
Ruth Metcalf ‘Wilton
Cedar Rapids
George D. Wilton
Chicago
Will Metcalf
Harry Minor
Oakland Avenue
Cyrus
George Metcalf
Wallace
Allen Metcalf
New York City
P. A. Hromatko
W. E. Rick
San Diego
Calif
George W. Duncan
Topeka
Kan
Paul A. Reed
Iowa City
Alice
Della Reiner
Lottie Snook
Dudley Grant
Lincoln
Neb
Beatty Chapel
E. F. Austin
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Mary Cohrt 66 Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Cohrt widow of J G Cohrt aged 66 died at the home of her sister Mrs Frank Vavra 1411 Seventh Avenue SE Cedar Rapids after months of illness She was born in Bohemia July 27 1868 came to America at age eight She leaves son Theodore and sisters Mrs Frank Vavra and Mrs Wesley Klinger Cedar Rapids Mrs Anna Horak Center Point and brother Frank Jansa Fairfax Funeral services will be in Beatty chapel with burial in Traer Cemetery Friends may call at the chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cohrt
J. G. Cohrt
Cedar Rapids
Frank Vavra
Seventh Avenue SE
Bohemia
America
Cohrt
Theodore
Wesley Klinger
Cedar Rapds
Anna Horak
Center Point
Frank Jansa
Fairfax
Beatty Chapel
Traer
Marion News: California Visitors Arrive in Marion
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rowe and children Charlotte and Thornton arrived from Los Angeles for a ten day visit with F. A. Rowe and Cc. T. Rowe in Marion. The trip lasted ten days by auto via St. Louis and Kansas City. They also visited Illinois friends. Mr. Rowe worked at Security National bank in Los Angeles for 24 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Walter Rowe
Charlotte
Thornton
Los Angeles
Marion
Mr. Rowe
F. A. Rowe
Tenth Street
Cc. T. Rowe
St. Louis
Kansas City
Illinois
Iowa
Security National Bank
Local social notes and visits across Iowa and neighboring states
A string of hospitality and travel updates highlights visits by Tom Rice of Washington DC, B C Busby, Mr and Mrs Roy Tamblingford's trip to Sheboygan Wis, Ed Haase and Virginia Fry wedding trip to St Louis, and multiple Cedar Rapids Waterloo Brandon Nashua Riceville and Des Moines acquaintances. Guests from Bayard Neb and Des Moines mingle with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Stamy
B. C. Busby
Roy Tamblingford
Sheboygan
Wis
Tamblingson
Mrs. C. O. Secrist
Ed. Haase
St. Louis
Mr. Haase
Haase
Virginia Fry
Cop Catches Cop In Ashland Speeding Arrest
In Ashland Oregon officer John F. Graham a special deputy was arrested by a local policeman for driving fifty miles an hour in the business district. He posted a ten dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Ore
John F. Graham
Graham
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Coggan
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Lindall
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Springville
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Mr. Breckinridge
Marian Busby
Savanna
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Margaret Carson
Miss Busby
Busby
Clara Mitchell
1680
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Fort Peck
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C. A. Cline
Tennyson Club
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J. S. Powles
Phoenix, Ariz
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Alburnett
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Killian
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Postville
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Second Avenue SE
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Ellis Boulevard
W. H. Wilson
Oneida
N. Y
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Hotel Roosevelt
Frank Reed
Long Beach
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Sloan, Ia
W. E. Dean Ome
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Howard
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Williamsburg
H. O. Allen
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B Avenue NE
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Seventeenth Street
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Ben Coenen
Noble Grand Association
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E. R. Mitchell
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Pasadena
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Puenta
Central City
Ida Lillie
West Central Avenue
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W. R. Powell
R. W. Relf
Decorah
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Public Library
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Long Beachy
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Toledo
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George, Jr
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George Wood
Mary
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City
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Davenport
Mrs. S. P. Leverich
Kathleen Hoaglin
Eleventh Street
Aew
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Brandon
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Nashua
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Riceville
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Bayard, Neb
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This City
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