Cattle and Hog Prices Steady Amid Mixed Receipts in Chicago
Chicago AP reports Tuesday livestock receipts of 11 000 cattle 14 000 hogs 4 000 sheep with prices for most cattle offerings to the trade about steady. Government purchases of drought stock continued and demand was steady for steady to slightly higher weights. Hog market softened slightly amid large shipments while steer and yearling markets held, top mixed yearlings at 9 dollars.
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Chicago
INS
Corn futures fall on light rainfall signals and unsettled weather
Chicago price activity shows corn futures dropping the full four cent limit as traders react to light rainfall across Illinois and Iowa. September and May contracts slid to limit, then rebounded part way as doubts about rainfall benefits grew. Wheat and oats also fell while rye dropped on scattered precipitation reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Iowa
Chicago Livestock Prices Move Amid Mixed Receipts
Chicago live stock market reports show hogs receipts near 18 000 with top price 1120 for 180 250 lb hogs. Cattle steadier with 8 000 receipts while stock cattle dull. hogs and sheep see mixed demand and weaker bids across weights.
Local Hog and Cattle Prices Steady in Market
Local hog prices hold at 10.65 amid a steady cattle market. Corn weakens while calf, sheep, and cattle quotes show slight declines or firmness. Notable: choice steers around 875, yearlings mixed, cows and bulls down modestly with common grades easing.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Livestock
Local notices list grain and feed prices, including barley at 80 cents, corn at 0.0? and shelled corn at 6? cents, hay and straw prices, and various poultry weights. Wholesale fruits and vegetables show prices for oranges lemons potatoes bananas celery cabbage cantaloupes watermelons peaches plums pears and more, plus hides and sides with grade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennery
Markets Report from Chicago and New York Produce Lines
Chicago receipts show firm butter prices with creamery specials and steady egg markets. Poultry and potatoes move steadily with varied weights and regional grades. New York supplies report mixed egg and cheese demand, while futures for butter and russet potatoes indicate modest gains and stable tone.
Foreign Exchange Rates Across Europe and Beyond
Foreign exchange figures show mixed rates with many nations listed. Notable values include Belgium 1886, Germany 4024, France 659, Italy 788, Spain 80 percent, Greece 94, Hungary 88, Poland 414, and Argentina 3343. Several entries are unclear or unquoted, with mentions of New York Montreal and Mexico City.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Foreign Pachonre
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Town
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Winnipeg Wheat Market Quotes and Cash Provisions
Winnipeg and Chicago quotes cover Wheat Corn Oats and Rye with cash provisions and futures highlights. Entries name markets firms like Lamson Brothers and Cedar Rapids, plus Minneapolis cash grain details for No 1 red and No 1 dark northern spring and Montana hard selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Lante S
Garissa
ICAGO
API
Ani Sa
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Drift Amid Steady Demand Across Industrials
New York bonds show a steady undertone as investment demand supports industrial issues amid a recovering economy. Top grade issues show little change. gains cluster in select industrials like International Cement and Goodyear while others ease slightly. Government securities move narrowly with modest price shifts and mixed earnings signals.
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New York
Youngstown
Hiram Walker
International Cement
Ab'bi
Power $S
Guth
Inge
Chicago and New York Market Reports Summary
The Chicago hay and straw market shows varied prices for No 1 to No 3 quality and related commodities, with oats, rye straw and clover figures, while sugar futures in New York show spots and September pricing and a steady granulated sugar outlook. Boston reports light agricultural trading volume, with limited inquiries and prices near prior levels for wool and clothing fibers.
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Chicago
New York
Flour Market Report From Minneapolis Dispatch
AP notes fluctuating flour market with price shifts and shipment figures. mentions per barrel rates and related commodities. Fragmentary data references cotton, patents, bran prices, and a note on spinal cord tissue.
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Minneapolis 'Ap
Sturborg
Wall Street Stocks Move After Irregular Start
The New York market edged up from early lows led by a few issue groups as trading remained uneven. General Motors and U S Steel posted small gains while Douglas Aircraft fell on weak first-half income. Socony Vacuum and others fluctuated with volume near a million shares. A Victor reunion brought together the Lanning and Ocheltree families with attendees from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Case
General Motors
Douglas Aircraft
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Sperry
Boeing
International Harvester
New York Central
Loew’s
Budd Mfg
du Pont
Goodyear
Western Union
Pennsylvania
Socony
Standard Oil of
California
Site Selected for Tipton Post Office Corner
Washington announces the Tipton Iowa post office will be built on the southeast corner of Sixth and Lynn streets. The 142 by 100 foot site, priced at $5,000, is owned by Bleasdale and Langmann. Marion Indiana site may be chosen Wednesday.
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Washington
Tipton
Sixth and
Lynn Streets
Treasury Department
Treasury
Post Office Departments
Bleasdale and Langmann
Marion
Probate court names executors in multiple wills
The will of W. E. Lamey died July 21 and was probated with Anna Lamey and Howard Hall named executors without bond. Lamey’s widow receives the Park Terrace home and 10000. a Monmouth farm interest goes to sister Margaret Hall. trusts favor Howard Hall and Max Lamey. Joseph E. Bain’s will leaves his estate to his wife. William Sayles Walling leaves all to his wife with remainder to daughter Helen Mae Lundin. Lundin named executrix with bond. Three new district court suits filed: Hanson v Bills for 132 rent. McKesson-Churchill Drug Co. vs Rose Spellman for 170.24. Shipdon Kraut Co. vs Witwer Grocer for 230.91.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lamey
District Court
Anna Lamey
Howard Hall
Max Lamey
Joseph E. Bain
Alice Gertrude Bain
Bain
William Sayles Walling
Nina Mae Walling
Helen Mae Lundin
Kathryn Hanson
Merle
Marion
McKesson-Churchill Drug Company
Rose Spellman
First Avenue Pharmacy
Witwer Grocer Company
Shipdon Kraut Company
O Connor Receives Indeterminate Sentence For Statutory Charge
Alfred O Connor, 27, pled guilty to a statutory charge before Judge A B Clark in district court and received an indeterminate sentence not to exceed ten years. He did not have counsel and made no statement in his defense after police arrested him Sunday night in Van Vechten park with a 14 year old Cedar Rapids girl. Also in district court Tuesday Judge Clark approved a judgment of 200 against C J and Gladys Kinstler in a suit brought by Walter E He.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred O’connor
A. B. Clark
O'Connor
van Vechten Park
Cedar Rapids
C. J
Gladys Kinstler
Walter E
Illinois Leaders Debate Relief as Hunger Marchers Gather
In Springfield during a second special session, hunger marchers protest as Democrats seek a $6 million relief appropriation. Governor Horner avoids outlining a relief plan amid factional tensions with the Chicago-leaning Kelly Nash group. Capitol security tightens after threats toward the legislature.
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Springfield
Ill
Chicago
State House
Horner
Kelly- Nash
New York
Illinois Capitol
Tuesay
Elza Brown Aged 25 Missing Near Rochester
Tipton-A posse led by Sheriff W W Christian combed Cedar River banks near Rochester for Elza Brown a 25 year old farm hand who vanished Sunday from Bob Conley a Missouri bound man was last seen with a shotgun and his clothes left at the employer’s house fueling fears of self harm or elopement with a possible return home.
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Tipton
W. W. Christian
Cedar River
Rochester
Elza Brown
Bob Conley
Missouri
Brown
College Men Sleep More at Oklahoma A and M
A survey by the home economics department shows the average college man at Oklahoma A and M sleeps about one hour longer each day than the average coed.
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Home Economis Department
Oklahoma A & M
Marion Budget Trim Reduces 1936 Figure by 300
The Marion city council cut the budget by 300 from the 1936 figure, setting this year's total at 30100. A plan funds 10th street resurfacing with government city and property owner backing. Government funds, withdrawn last year, are available again. An ordinance to close grocery and meat markets all Sunday was tabled. Two council members were chosen to attend the League of Municipalities meeting in Davenport August 18 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Tenth Street
League of Municipalities
Davenport
Robert Oxley Honored On Eightieth Birthday
A Marion area family dinner honored Robert Oxley on his eightieth birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Oxley and multiple relatives from Marion Mount Vernon and nearby areas. The event and guests reflected a long Linn County life with extended family ties across Iowa Kentucky and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Schenken
Robbert Oxley
Oxley
Glenn O. Pyle
Helen
Virginia
Harrison Oxley
Annabelle
Betty
Mary Louise
Marion
Noel Jamison
Harry Horn
Harold
Mount Vernon
Mr. Oxley
Kentucky
Everett Oxley
Lexington
John Oxley
Robert Oxley
Iowa
Hollywood
Fla
Gladys Beach Schenken
Mrs. Oxley
Loyce
Rudolph Schenken
Marion city assessor Elmer Seevell named to Linn county post
Elmer M. Seevell, Marion city assessor and former councilman, was appointed Monday as the second district member of the Linn county board of supervisors to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Bert C. Busby. The appointment runs until the November general election.
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Elmer M. Seevell
Marion
Monday
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Bert C. Busby
Miller descendants hold eighth annual reunion at Thomas park
The eighth annual reunion of Samuel Miller of Louisa descendants was held at Thomas park. Officers elected include Sam Miller Jr as president and Mrs. Melvin Miller as secretary. A picnic dinner followed with many Marion area relatives attending from multiple local towns.
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Samuel Miller
Louisa
Thomas Park
Sam Miller
Melvin Miller
Margaret Miller
Henry Miller
Merlin Miller
Clinton Schrimper
Earl Miller
Harry Billings
Neal Miller
Howard
Harley Cook
Harriett
Marion
L. F. Mitchell
Rowley
Charles Freeman
Atkins
Joseph Prenosil
Jesup
Ola Pirkey
Karel Pirkey
Mount Vernon
Monticello Beats Cascade Club 5 to 4 in Eastern Iowa
Monticello defeats Cascade 5 to 4 to tie for first place in the Eastern Iowa baseball loop. Eggers and Kehoe doubled for two Monticello runs. Cascade’s battery was Lofenk and Weber, Monticello's Thenhaus and Kreeb.
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Monticello
Iowa
Cascade
Eggers and Kehoe
Cascade Battery
Lofenk
Weber
Thenhaus and Kreeb
Schlesselman Reunion Held at Ellis Park Cedar Rapids
The annual Schlesselman reunion gathered Sunday at Ellis Park in Cedar Rapids with many members listed including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlesselman Irvin Emma Schroeder Gayle George Schlesselman College Station Texas J G Wehrle and family Helen Anderson Wellman Bill Curl Iowa City Dean Hahn North English C L Border Stella Downs Glendale C A Refer daughters Louis Schlesselman Will Schlesselman Dorothy Madeline De Neve C D Schlesselman son C R Manatt William Refer and sons all of Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Schlesselman
Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Henry Schlesselman
Irvin
Emma Schroeder
Gayle
George Schlesselman
College Station
Texas
J. G. Wehrle
Helen Anderson
Wellman
Bill Curl
Iowa City
Dean Hahn
North English
C. L. Border
Stella Downs
Glendale
Calif
H. W. Refer
Louis Schlesselman
Will Schlesselman
Dorothy
Madeline de- Neve
C. D. Schlesselman
C. R. Manatt
William Refer
Deaths Katharine Stepan Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Katharine Stepan of 438 Eighteenth Street NW died at 3 40 p m after months of illness. Born December 3 1868 in Kolin Czechoslovakia she came to the United States in 1892 and lived in Cedar Rapids 33 years. She married John C Stepan December 30 1893 and leaves five children Miles J New York Theodore E Vicksburg Oliver Madison Reuben C Martha S. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Barta chapel with Rev Joseph Bren. burial in Bohemian National cemetery family lot.
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Katharine Stepan
John C. Stepan
Eighteenth Street
Kolin
Czechoslovakia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Miles J
New York City
Theodore E
Vicksburg
Miss
Oliver
Madison
Wis
Reuben C
Martha S
Stepan
Hus Memorial Church
Barta
Joseph Bren
Surigal
Bohemian National Cemetery
Obituary: Lou F. Seelig 1875 Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Lou F. Seelig 61 of 306 Fifth avenue SW died of a heart attack at 3 30 p m Monday at McKesson Churchill Drug Co where he worked. Born June 3 1875 in McGregor he had lived in Cedar Rapids 26 years. Survived by widow Mary A two children Karl and Mrs May Henton and grandson Robert Eugene Henton all of Cedar Rapids. Member Modern Woodmen Linden Camp No 145. Funeral Thursday 2 p m Beatty chapel Rev W Greer McCrory officiating. Burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou F. Seelig
Fifth Avenue
McKesson-Churchill Drug Company
McGregor
Cedar Rapids
Mary A
Karl
May
Henton
Robert Eugene Henton
Modern Woodmen of America
Beatty
W. Greer McCrory
Linwoo Cemetery
Funeral Services for Walter Bartovsky and Jack Tant Willis
Funeral services for Walter Bartovsky set for 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at home and 9 a.m. at St Ludmila's Church conducted by Rev. Father Hruby. Burial in St John cemetery. Rosary at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. Walter’s body moved from Kuba Funeral Home to the Bartovsky residence for viewing. Funeral services for Jack Tant Willis at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Polana Sky Funeral Chapel conducted by Theodore B. Hlubucels. Burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Chapel viewing Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bartovsky
Hamilton Street
St. Ludmila’s
Frank R. Hruby
S John
Kuba Funera
Bartovsky
Gather Hruby
Jack Tant Willis
Polana Sky
Theodore B. Hlubucels
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for Mary Ellen Cassill
Funeral services for Mary Ellen Cassill were held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev. S. M. Morrow. The body will be taken to Garner for further services at 11 a.m. Wednesday. Burial will be at Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Cassill
Turner Chapel
S. M. Morrow
Garner
Man Arrested After Fatal Downtown Shooting in Dallas
A 34 year old man who gave the name George W Redston and claimed to be a former bodyguard to Chicago mayor Anton Cermak was arrested Tuesday after the fatal shooting of A B Farrow in a downtown Dallas liquor store.
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Dallas
Tex
George W. Redston
Anton Cermak
Chicago
A. B. Farrow
Farerow
Rise of ad 2 lines 3 lines 4 lines
The note describes various line counts and formats for advertising lines. It lists options from two lines up to seven lines and includes a stray sequence of letters at the end.
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Maxine Mar- Rutet
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Lester Ormiston
Brooklyn
Homer Lanning
Monument
Cole
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Chalmer Ocheltree
Esther Lanning
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. Bump
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Rumley
Ehn & Fink
Amn
Ibby Owens
Amn Steel Fdys
Lorillard
L'sviile G &E
McKesson Rob Ls
Marshall
Atlantic Ric
Monsanto
Epacr
Auburn Auto
Mont
Natl Dairy Prd
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Borden Co
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Nat! Pow & Ly
Nall Steel
Y Central
Nh&h
Bucyrus Erie
Morf & Wes
Byers
Ailey
ePenick & Ford
Ches Coron
Penney
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
New Wrymouth
Col Palmolive
Radio Kesth
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Col Gas & Elec
A Rep Motors
Rep Steel
Southern
Congoleum
Schenney
Consol Cigars
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Consol Gas
Sears Roebuck
Servel, Inc
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Motors Gp
Skelly
Vaca
Crown Cork
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Cub Amn UK
Curtis Wright
Curtis W_ A
Standard Gas Deere del LD & & Co
Dome Mines
Douglas Air
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Stew Warner
Eaton Mf
Eastman Rod
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Elec Boat
Tex Gul 8 Corp
Evec Pow & L
Tex Land
Elec Bond
Thompson Str
Erie
Tidewater
Fisk Rubber
Timken
Ford England
da Timken
Foster
Glidden Co
TC Pox Film
Union Carbide
Union Pec
Frreport Tex
Unt Afreratt
Uni Air Lines
United Fruit Uni As Co
Cedes
Oas Foods
Ats Us Rubber
Gimbel Bros
Watworth
Joodrich
Warner Bros Whoodwear
Wwest
Maryidgi Graham Paige
Ean Union
Wilson A Co
White Motors
Illiam Walker
Woolworth
Houston
Worth
Amd
Hove Sound
Yrillion Tuck
Hudson Mirs
Winston
Freman
Bergho
Swit & Co
Swift
Cord Corp
Crane Co
Walgreen
Dexter Co Way
Esc
Gazette
Tipton Post Office
Court House News
J. S. Bain
William Walling
Marion News
H. H. Stirm
Alburnett
Lloyd A. Edwards
Arthur Klopp
Allie Alden
John
Mildred
Shellsburg
Barney Tritle
Harry
Burt Tritle
West Prairie
W. E. Stick
John Tritle
Carl
Ivan
Eileen
Leslie Pardoner
Sam Stirm
Charles Tritle
G. O. Pyle
Rudolph
Hoover
Hugh Weisley
Springville
C. A. Bradley
Bradview
Maquoketa
A. L. James
Will Nelson
Alhambra
Townsend Club
Memorial Hall
Guy Miller
North Tenth Street
Adeliza Daniels
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Doreen‘ Cobb
Eleanor Woodward
Claire Woodward
Dickinson
N. D
Louis White
Near
Don White
Mary Ellen
Wisconsin
Marion Golf Club
Judson Stickney
University Hospital, Iowa City
Stickney
Mildred Peterson
This City
Marjorie
Mary
Bob Parsons
Washington, D. C
Mrs Chandler
George
Eddie Parsons
Pauline Naso
Linn County
Lasswell
Miller Family Reunion
Elliott Hutton
Lawrence Gordon
Cedar Falls
Louise Kaiser
St. Marie
Albert Kaiser
Ben Franks
Urbana
C. N. Olson
Barnabetta
Clermont
Raymond Fiichart
J. H. MacArthur
Dewey Bolton
W. S. Patterson
Waukegan, NL
W. A. Hale
Anamosa
Florence
Aes
W. A. Ladd Monay
Methodist Sunday School
A. A. Schenken
Virginia Pyle
Florida
Baptist Church
Loren Inman
Rachel Booth
Matilda Clark
St. Luke’s Hospital
Ralph Pencil
Bonita Mae
Cascade Club
Jack Willis
Mary Cassill
Cesses
Eaeeese
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Reeward
Marlon
Schultz Cleaners
Kenwood Trans
Andrew Carb
1St St. SE
Ee Allied van Lines, Inc
Agenta Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Probasco
Montgomery Ward
Kriz
1St St
Hardy’s
1St Ave
Geo. B
R‘p’genery
Alison
C.R. Knitting Co
St Awe
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