Chicago hog market tight supply with top price 11.20 dollars
Chicago and several midwest markets report extremely limited hog supply and unsteady quotations. The nominal top price reached 11.20 dollars while cattle and sheep traded higher on the week with newer gains for fed steers, yearlings, and lambs, though some heavies and lower grades softened before close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U .S. Dept. Agriculture
Montana
Omana Livestock
OMANA
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Foreign exchange rates and wool market update
Foreign exchange rates list numerous country and currency values including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and more. Wool market notes Boston reports demand for fine wools rising though lower grades slow with Ohio fleeces 30-31c grease 48s 50s 44 blood and other ranges. market activity centered on 64s and finer wools with bags and French lines quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Boston
API
U. S. Dept
Delaine
Local Hog Prices Reach New Peak On Saturday
Local hog prices continued to soar posting a 10 cent gain from Friday. The top price rose to 10.65 dollars with offers around 9.05 to 9.30 dollars for packers. Other commodities on the local market remained unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair's
Eans
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Readout for Grain and Produce
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows prices for oats rye and barley with new sample rates, corn shelled waste and related produce. Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices include Valencia oranges Texas grapefruit lemons potatoes watermelons and head lettuce with various per crate or per dozen figures. Hides and animal byproducts list No 1 and No 2 cured hides calf kip and horse prices along with green hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Prices drift in confused wheat market on Chicago Board
Wheat prices drifted in a narrow range with little market guidance on the Chicago board of trade. By session end wheat was down modestly while corn and oats fell amid light hedging and cooler liquidity. mixed weather and rains in the Northwest failed to alter the overall subdued tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Liverpool Exchange
Minneapolis
Grain Movement Chicago Cassie Provisions Chicago
Grain market notes from Chicago and Minneapolis list cash grain quotes for wheat corn oats and soybeans with details on grades prices and receipts. Prices update for No 2 red hard No 2 yellow hard No 3 hard and other classes, along with oats and rye and corn spreads across markets and stations. Local stands show cash wheat quotes in the 12 to 17 cent ranges and corn around 80 to 86 cents with oats near 29 to 34 cents per bushel, plus specialty seed and barley figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Oregon
Minneapolis
Northwest
ST Louis
Kansas
Wall Street Rally Lifts Utilities to New Highs
A brisk rally in the utilities pushed shares to year or longer highs as profit taking faded. Volume rose with transfers around 650,000 shares and a power group uptick revived brokerage optimism. Gains were driven by higher power consumption and favorable earnings, not Washington help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Commonwealth
Southern
Preferred
Consolidated Gas
Market Shifts Climb as Stocks Rise Amid Mixed Commodities
The market saw small gains in a range of equities led by utilities and industrials. Major names such as American Telephone and Public Service of New Jersey joined others including Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, U. S. Steel, and U. S. Steel among notable movers. Grains showed little stimulus, cotton held steady, and secondary bonds improved while the guilder led a modest gold recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Gas
American Telephone
Public Service of New Jersey
Columbia Gas
Pacific Gas
North American
American Water Works
American Can
Case
Continental Can
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Johns-Manville
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
New Haven
Homestead farmer James Taylor struck and killed on highway
James Taylor, 48, a farmer near Homestead, was hit by a car driven by C. W. Kinderman of Ames on Highway 6 about 8 30 Friday night. He was walking and died instantly. his body was badly broken and thrown into a ditch. Coroner E M. Mahannah investigated. no inquest. Survived by wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Taylor
C. W. Kinderman
Ames
State Highway Commission
Taylor
E M. Mahannah
North English
Homestead
Funeral Services for Frank A. Sernett 66
Funeral services for Frank A Sernett age 66 of 123 Wilson Avenue Southwest will be held Monday at 830 am at the home and at 900 am at St Ludmila s church of which he was a member The Rev Frank R Hruby will be in charge and burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery He died Friday afternoon after a lingering illness He was born at Spillville November 25 1868 and lived near Gilmore City before moving to Cedar Rapids sixteen years ago He was in the real estate business He is survived by his widow Mary A Sernett a son Ed F of Mason City three daughters Mrs N T Praigg of High Point North Carolina Mrs A W Parks of Le Mars and Mrs D H Jackson of Cedar Rapids a sister Mrs James Dady of Pocahontas two brothers L M Sernett of Pocahontas and A J Sernett of Crosby Minnesota and seven grandchildren He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America The body will be taken to the residence Sunday morning from Kuba funeral home and friends may call Sunday The family requests no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Sernett
Wilson Avenue
St. Ludmila’s Church
Frank R Hruby
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Sennett
Spillville
Gilmore City
Cedar Rapids
Mary A Sernett
Ed F
Mason City
N T Praigg
High Point
N C
A W Parks
le Mars
D H Jackson
James Dady
Pocahontas
L M. Sernett
A J Sernett
Crosby, Minn
Modern Woodmen of America
Kuba
Funeral services for Ole E Barnes
Funeral services for Ole E Barnes who died after a fall from a hanging scaffold at the Penick and Ford plant will be held at Turner's chapel at 2 pm Monday. The Rev H A Crumb will officiate with burial in Cedar Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at Turner's mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole E. Barnes
Penick and
Ford
Turner's Chapel
H. A. Crumb
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Turner's
Jones Suspect Identified as E L Jones in Ann Arbor Case
Zenge, suspected in Dr. Walter J. Bauer’s mutilation, is identified as E L Jones seen at the Jennings House in Ann Arbor. Oren Guiett, Flint worker, testified he spotted Jones in the hotel early this week, wearing smoked glasses, later borrowed for Zenge to wear during identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Jones
Mandeville Zenge
Walter J. Bauer
E. L. Jones
Jennings
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bauer
Oren Guiett
Flint
Zenge
Guliett
Linn County Receives $117,947 Tax Refund Shipment
County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek announced a state refund of 117,947.76 to Linn County taxpayers under Iowa's three point tax. Individual checks post Sept 1. half go to second installment credit for those who paid in full. Small properties under 360 dollars get 50 cents or less diverted to the poor fund. Refunds equal 1.38 per thousand of assessed value in Linn County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Sedlacek
State Board of Assessment
Iowa
Linn County
Sedlacek
Boy Sues Over Injuries From Fall Festival Sample
Frederick Thorburn of Sigourney as next friend sues Colonial Baking Company of Cedar Rapids and Fred Welch in district court for 5000 dollars. The 8 year old alleges a sample tossed from a Colonial truck fell beneath it at Sigourney's fall festival on Sept 29, 1934. The truck rear right wheel allegedly passed over his left foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Thorburn
Sigourney
Fred Thorburn
Colonial Baking Company
Cedar Rapids
Fred Welch
Welch
From Hospital To Jail Ten Year Sentence For Theft
Tom Watson of Carmen Ohio was sentenced to an indeterminate ten years in Anamosa state reformatory by Judge H C Ring after a hospital to jail transfer. He was injured when the stolen car he drove struck a street car on June 25 in Anamosa near Third street and Seventh avenue E. The car belonged to Elmer Schreiner of 1606 M street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Watson
Carmen
Ohio
Anamosa State Reformatory
H. C. Ring
Watson
Third Street
Seventh Avenue E
St. Luke's Hospital
Elmer Schreiner
M Street
Woman Gets 1 Year Sentence for Soliciting
Mrs. Fay Lauderback, 34, of 412 Sixth Street SE, was given a one year county jail sentence by Judge H C Ring in district court. The court ordered the term to be served at the Rockwell City woman's state reformatory after an arrest made by police in Greene Square at 10:40 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Lauderback
Sixth Street SE
H. C. Ring
Rockwell City
Witchcraft Motive Ends in Murder After Moonlit Threats
Ida Rose Waldman, alias Ida Cooper, accused of witchcraft and killed Mrs. Cooper after a night of fireball intrusions and fear. Waldman described burning attacks during years of alleged enchantment, police intervened, and Ida Rose admitted past witchcraft before fatally shooting Mrs. Cooper when she refused to sign a pledge.
Weekly Payroll Falls to 4634 for Work Relief in Linn County
Linn county work relief payroll dropped to 4,634.40 for 755 workers who logged 9,256 hours in the current week ending Thursday. Last week’s 5,394 payroll covered 783 people and was the smallest figure since the program began in April 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
City Briefs And Persons: Weekend Trips And Local Incidents
Sunday masses at St. Ludmila’s Church are at 7 and 9. J L Campbell of 931 Twenty sixth St SE was fined $10 and costs for speeding. Firemen fought a small blaze at Ted Hlubucek’s cleaning shop when an electric iron set an ironing board alight at 11:25 a.m. Loss was slight. On a Western trip, Mr and Mrs Vance McCray of 554 Vernon Dr SE with Mr and Mrs Harold Campbell of Strawberry Point depart for a three week motor tour west visiting Deadwood Yellowstone San Diego and Caliente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Hlubucek
Third Street
Vance McCray
Vernon Drive
Harold Campbell
Strawberry Point
Deadwood
S. D
Yellowstone National Park
San Diego Exposition
Caliente
Remodeling Permits Issued For Two Homes
Mrs Blanche E Wilson has a remodeling permit for 317 Second Avenue SE valued at 5000 dollars. R S Milner and H F Paar hold permits for remodeling a dwelling at 118 Sixteenth Street SE valued at 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche E. Wilson
Second Avenue SE
R. S. Milner
H. F. Paar
Sixteenth Street SE
To Jail For intoxication in Ely police court
Ed Makovsky aged 40 of Ely received a thirty day jail sentence for intoxication. Judge Powell also suspended a thirty day sentence on the same charge. Several others were fined on the same charge including Kamensky Francis 22 Kamensky Carl 61 Trimble Walter 45 Brown Harris 50 Mackiner Joe 22 Smith August 29 and Simonds Art 22 for disturbing the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Makovsky
Ely
Thomas B. Powell
Francis Kamensky
Third Street
Carl Kamensky
Walter Trimble
Sixth Street
Harris Brown
H Street
Joe Mackiner
Iowa City
August Smith
Coggan
Art Simonds
First Avenue E
Marriage Licenses Issued to Six Couples in Iowa Cities
Albert P. Heber and Millie Dostal of Waterloo. Millard F. Johnson and Helen G. Magnuson of Cedar Rapids. Floyd R. Wright and Nona May Kline of Davenport. Stanley Swanda and Charlotte Wost of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Heber
Millie Dostal
Waterloo
Millard F. Johnson
Helen G. Magnuson
Cedar Rapids
Floyd R. Wright
Nona May Kline
Davenport
Stanley Swanda
Charlotte Wost
Death of Howard Kenneth Carpenter in Cedar Rapids hospital
Howard Kenneth Carpenter age 30 of Marion died Saturday at 7:50 a.m. after an operation Friday. He was born Sept. 24, 1904 in Marion and survived by his wife Iva Mae Lowe, a nine week old son Kenneth Allen, his parents, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral plans announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Kenneth Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
Claude and
Stella Stinson Carpenter
Marion
Iva Mae Lowe
Central City
Mr. Carpenter
Kenneth Allen
CeCe Carpenter
Joe Napier
W. B. Carpenter
Clinton
Carpenter
Detroit
Ralph Carpenter
Frances Carpenter
Schenectady
N. Y
Edward Hines
Spencer
Francis L. Kelly
Summer playground tennis winners named in four group finals
The summer supervised playgrounds concluded with Betty Pickerill and Bobby Vernon winning the junior boys and girls titles, Jean Rodgers and Bob Marsh taking the senior girls and boys crowns, and Bruce Phillips with Jerry Gerrans defeating Tom Grayston and Bobby Vernon in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Pickerill
Bobby Vernon
Jean Rodgers
Green Bay
Wis
Bob Marsh
Bruce Phillips
Jerry Gerrans
Tom Grayston
Omaha Car Strikers Renew Effort For General Walkout
Striking Omaha street car workers launched a move to revive their plan for a 48 hour general sympathy strike. James C. Perkins, chairman of the tram workers strike committee, said the effort would be taken to all local unions after the central labor union meeting. He noted many unions had shown sympathy for the proposed general strike in solidarity with the tram workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Omaha Central Labor Union
James C. Perkins
Tram
Central Labor Union
Double barred cross emblem adopted in 1902
Paris physician Dr. Sershron proposed the emblem of the double barred cross to symbolize the fight against Leo. The symbol was adopted in 1902, marking its official use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sershron
Paris
Leo
Local Church Services Across Marion Area
A roundup of Sunday schedules from Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Neighborhood Chapel and Seventh Day Church of God. Clergy, su pport staff and service times listed for morning worship, Sunday schools, and evening sessions. Sermon topics include Sabbath Breaking and Creation or Evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Hell On Earth
St Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
E. C. Hamm
H. O. Allen
Norman J. Waffle
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
Oxford Club
W. E. Fisher
Poe A. J. Taube
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Mary Lockwood
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Carl Carver
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Wall
ST Pau
Tof
Des Moines
Bam
Towa MO
Twee Associatid
Ottumwa
Packers
Good Packers
Austin DG
Austin
Cincinnati
York
Tata
TOS Honds
Bond
Oweek
Vptlov
Texas A & Fat
Iss
Lamson Brothers & Co
R. Owwreys
Merchants National Bank
Lowie
Winnipeg
Wall St
J. B. Bennett & Co
Adams Express
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motor
Andy Rumely
Allis Central Se
Ind
Harv Indus Rayou
Alaska Juncar Allegheny Corp
Intl Nickel A
Aled Chem
Allis Chalmers
Slit
Loews, Inc
Lorillard P
Tel & Tel
McKeesport
McKesson Rob
Wat Works
Mack Trucks
Mathieson
Miami
Armour
Monsanto Arch T & SF
Mont
Ward
Atlantic
Afra Motor Wheel Ae
Auburn Auto
Murray Corp
Ary Aviation Corp
Cash Motors
Baldwin Loco
Biscuit Satz Balto & Ohio
Cash
Barnsdall
Dairy
Bendix
Ava
Best É& Co
Pow L
Tl Steel
Briggs
Noranda Mines
Brookisn
Bucyrus Erle
Orth Amn
Ous Steel
Byers
Packard Motors
Cal & Hecla
Patino Mines Park Oe
Canada Dry
Penick Ford
Penna RR Ae
Penney J c . Celanese
Cerra de Pasco
Phillips Pet
P&p Ches & Ohio
Plymout Chroori&p
Proctor Gambe i
Chrysler Mtrs
Pub
Pullman Co
City Ice & Fuel
Coca
Simmons Co
Conso Consol Cigars
Skelly Ot
Consol
Secony
Contl Motors
Joe Sperry
Uni
Abwae
Uni Ba
Unit Gas Co A
Uni Gas Imp
U S
Vanadium
Goodrich
Warner Bros
Ty Goodyear
Wesn
Marylee
Graham Paige
Wes Union
Woettle Granby
Weshouse AB
Weshouse el
Wilson & Co
Woolworth
Hazel Atlas
Worth Pump
Hiram Walker
Houston
Youngsn
Howe Sound
Butler Prosess
Libby McNeil
Marshall Cherry
Chicago Corp
Qkr
Cities Soc
Qkr Pr
Swift & Co
Aes Crane Co
Inti
Hellemann
Walgreen, S Gypsum
Keystone Steel
Charles S. Dougherty
Louise Bauer
Dr. Bauer
Kirksville
Court House News
Waldman
Cooper
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
J. L. Campbell
Twentysixth Street
Marion News
Howard K. Carpenter
Mrs. Irving Finger
John T. Christie
G. J. Thomas
E. J. Reed
Sioux City
Methodist Church
la Verna Titus
Lucille Robertson
Dorothy Robertson
Durand
Noble Grands Association
E. A. Barnes
Walker
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Thomas Park
Phyllis Snyder
Carolyn Hanscom
Rochester
Minn
Helen Hardin
Eva Young
Ace Young
The
University Hospital
George Speake
Hattie Speake
Keystone
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Earl Helbig
Marshall Swayne
Tow
Samuel D. Nash
Sherman G. Peck
Waubeek
L. C. Coon
Fourteenth Street
Newell Trimble
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Shirlee Miller
Gene Miller
Friday
St Luke's Hospital
H. G. Stitzel
Lois
Manchester
Legion Pool
Sherman Peck
Springville
Baptist
Alice Tow
Cedar Falls
Maurice Walters
Shrevesport
Harry Snell
Gleaners
Ladies Aid Society
Idlewild
Robert Titus
Howard Merkel
CCC
Maquoketa
Minnie Schenken
Carl Schenken
Washington, D. C
Freda Koch
Robert Koch
St. Louis
Herman Koch
A. A. Schenken
Hugo
City
R. L. Runkle
Anamosa
Carrol Roberts
Lincoln School
Muriel Gordon
Cinderella
Virginia Murray
Carlton Sutliff
Charles Sutliff
East Orange
N. J
Tom Diamond
New Taree
Ktt
Capella Blue Birds of
Lois Booze
Miller
Marion Churches
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!