Market news shows firmer trend in cattle hog prices
Official Tuesday estimates from Lamson Brothers report cattle 7 000 hogs 13 000 sheep 2 000. Dealers steady stockers and feeders generally steady with fed steers and yearlings about 8 2 9.35 dollars heifers 8 0 9.60 mixed yearlings 9 25 beef cows 5 00 6 00 cutter grades 3 75 4 75 bulls 5 75 6 25 top dealers 8 50 stocker and feeder steers 7 50 8 60 part load choice steer and heifer calves 10 50. Sheep receipts 11 500 fat lambs slow early bids weak to 15 cents lower sheep steady feeding lambs strows early bids sorted range spring lambs 8 00 13 25 natives 8 00 best above 8 25 shorn ve down range feeding lambs 7 65 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Chicago
Texas
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Weicht
Hog prices rise at Chicago stockyards
Chicago hogs advanced 5 to 10 cents from Friday with a firmer tone at the stockyards. Cattle stayed steady to weak and jumbles were weaker.
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Chicago
Iowa Hog Prices Edge Lower Across Markets
The report shows hog prices largely steady to down across Mason City Waterloo and Ottumwa. Prices vary by weight, with good to choice hogs around 49 to 50 dollars in heavier ranges and packers pricing lower for lighter and heavier classes.
Iowa Hog Receipts Reported From Iowa Minnesota Plants
U S Department of Agriculture shows combined hog receipts at 18 yards and 10 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 48 hours ending 8 a m Monday totaling 25 305 head versus 31 200 a week earlier and 24 000 a year ago Barrows and gilts ranged from 140 to 360 pounds with varying price levels by weight, mostly steady with some higher spots.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts total about 16 000 hogs 13 000 cattle and 4 000 sheep with mixed demand. Hogs steady to strong with top price around 6 70 and weights listed. cattle receipts include light steers yearling types and fed heifers with varied bidding and some weightier steers steady to lower. vealers and stockers showing steady to soft trading. Sheep activity modest with weak to 15 cent drop and tops near 8 75 for native springs.
Sioux City Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts NN
Sioux City AP reports cattle receipts about 6 500 with limited sales. yearlings down 10 to 15 cents, cows weak to 25 cents lower, feeders around 8 75, canners 3 50. Hogs receipts 4 500 with bids 10 to 15 cents lower. butchers 5 85 to 6 00. sows stronger. Sheep 4 000 with fat lambs not established, buyers 25 cents lower, muttons weak. ewes opening at 3 25.
Livestock market report for St Paul and South St Paul
Federal market news notes steady demand for slaughter steers and heifers with limited movement among weights. Calves and hogs show mixed results with top prices around 10 dollars for light calves and 6.25 for small hogs, while fat ewes and stock steers show steady indications.
HOGS AND CATTLE PRICES AT OMAHA MARKET
U S Dept of Agriculture reports Salable hog receipts 5 500 with barrows and gilts slow to steady and sows active. Prices range 4 75 to 6 10 for 180 270 lbs and 4 10 to 5 75 for heavier classes. Cattle receipts 11 600 with fed steers and yearlings uneven. early sales steady. heavy steers slow. light heifers steady. cows and bulls weak.
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OMAHS
Omaha ‘Ap
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Sailablie
Local Hogs Edge Up on Market as Prices Rise
Hogs advanced on the local market Monday with most grades up 5 cents and tops at 6.25 dollars. The cattle market remained steady with prices unchanged.
Calf and sheep markets report with price ranges
Market notes show good demand for calves in the 146 to 190 pound range and genuine spring lambs in the 70 to 90 pound class. Prices for other stock vary by quality with典 buyers quoting around 8.50 to 8.00 per unit.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows prices for wheat oats rye and barley with No 2 yellow corn and soybeans plus hay straw and butterfat prices. Poultry hens leghorns springs and cocks are priced by weight and eggs are offered in henseries. Fruit vegetables citrus and other staples list prices for lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce onions cabbage carrots new potatoes duchess apples peaches watermelons and hides with assorted leather and glue uses hinted in final lines.
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Cedar Rapids
Markets from Chicago Produce and live poultry prices
Live poultry deals show 41 trucks with hens over 5 pounds at 14 percent or higher, leghorn and Plymouth Rock varieties priced between 13 and 16 cents. Ducks, geese, turkeys and small colored birds listed with various weights and prices. Potatoes receipts noted with on-track totals and U S shipments. Bliss Triumphs and other varieties show price ranges for U S No 1 under ice. Butter receipts and regional carrot prices included with grade notes and storage values.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
U. S
Bliss
Idaho
Oregon Bliss
Idaho Bliss
Russel Burbanks
Oregon Lone
Uites
California
Missouri
Minnesota
New York Produce Market Prices Report
AP dispatch notes egg receipts at 12 133 wearers mixed colors from fancy to extra fancy with various price lines. Butter receipts 499 299 with creamery prices higher than extras and scores 92 88 84 87. Cheese receipts 112 439 and state whole milk flat prices and other fresh items detailed.
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New York
Stocks Endure Early Losses Then Stabilize On Quiet Session
U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Motors and other majors led losses at midday with many shares recovering near the close. Transfers totaled about 500000 shares as the market eased on light bidding. Downticks included Bell Aircraft, Lockheed and International Petroleum amid a modest volatility in Monday trading.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
U. S. Rubber
Douglas Aircraft
Glenn Martin
American Telephone
Western Union
Kennecott
American Smelting
Westinghouse
du Pont
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Loft
Celanese
Bell Aircraft
American Gas
Electric Bond
Share
Lockheed
International Petroleum
Wall Street Quotations From Bennett Brokerage
Monday stock quotations published by J. E. Bennett & Co list prices for Allegheny Corp, Libby Owens, Kennecott, Amn Tel, Amn Steel, Martin, Coca Cola, General Electric, Union Carbide, Procter & Gamble, and many others. The column shows closing figures and bid asks across widely traded equities with prominent names such as Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, IBM, Du Pont, and Coca Cola cited among numerous manufacturers and utilities.
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Aska Ueau
Allegheny Corpats
Tel
Allied Ee
Fas
Allis
Kayser
Julius
Amal Lea
Oat Kennecott
Amn Loco
Lie & Myrs
Amn Marac
M & Fdy
Loews, Inc
Amn Metals
G'O Loft. Inc
Amn
Pow & Lite
Loose Wiles
Lorillard. P
Ark Nat
Pac
Armour & Co
Mont
Arch T & S
Atlantic
Nath Biscuit
Aviation Corpn
Nat
Cash Ree
Dairy
Dept Suirs
Barber Cocae
Barnsdall Corp
Beatrice Cry
Eres Bendix
Central
Bayuknea
Greelee
North Amn Co
Boeing Airp
NA Lt
Pwr
Bohn Alum
Nor. Aman Avi
Borden Co
Qohia Oil Ae Ee Bore Warner
Otis Steel
See
Briggs
Packard Mtrs
Bucyrus Erie
Paramount
Budd Mfe
Park Utah
Patino Mines
Pillsbury
Plymouth Oil
Cerro de Pasco
Procter
Ches, Ohio
Ches Corp
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Chico
Radio Keith
Cheo RI
Reyn Tob
Col Palmolive
sSafeway
Col Gas
Elec
Schenley
Credit
Ts Bears, Roebuck
Ate
Consol Oil
Enti Os
Shell Union
Sou Pac
Cudahy Pke
Sperry Corp
Deere & Co
del L& W
Calif
Douglas Air
du Pont De'n
Eastern RM
Frisco
Eastman Rod
Stew Warner
Eaton
Elec Boat Iy
Pow & L
Elec Bond
Gui ‘& Asa Ts Erie RR
Tidewat*r
Fisk Rubber
Ford England
Gen Baking
Trans-America
Fox Film
Gen Foods
Union Carbide
Union Pact
Uni
Uni Air Lines
Realty
Uni Bee
Illette SR
Uni E
Be Bros
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
Ene Unill & PA
Walworth ‘Ste
Hall
Prin
Warner Bros A
Hayes
Wilson &Co
Indus
Rayon
Woolworth
Harty
Ins Intl
Aly
Spanish cotton sale financed by Export-Import Bank
Washington credits plan announced by Warren Lee Pierson president of the Export-Import Bank to finance the sale of 250000 bales of raw cotton to Spanish mills.
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Washington
Warren Lee Pierson
Export-Import Bank
Wheat and corn futures drift lower on light Chicago trade
Wheat prices eased on Monday on the Chicago board of trade amid light trading and a holiday in Winnipeg and Liverpool. Corn futures slipped amid rains in Iowa and Illinois with mixed crop reports, while oats fluctuated. Local shippers moved cash grain and U.S. visible wheat supplies rose.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Fair Commission House
Minneapolis
U. S
Iowa
Illinois
Minneapolis Cash Grain Market Prices Report
Wheat receipts on Monday 563 cars, 865 a year ago. Prices: No 1 heavy northern 71 4 73c, No 1 dark northern 70a 72c, No 1 hard Montana 14 percent protein 734 74c, No 1 dark hard or No 1 hard Montana winter 674 69c, No 1 hard amber durum 62 4 82c, No 1 red durum 584 47 594c. Corn No 3 yellow 39 41 4c, quotations ½ac lower. Oats No 3 white 254 26 xc. Barley 28% 52c.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Cash Provisions Muted by Mixed Grain Prices
Chicago cash grain and feed prices show No 2 yellow wheat 65 cents per bushel No 2 mixed corn 442 cents No 2 oats 2728 cents mixed 26 to 29 cents No 2 white 291 to 241 cents sample 26 cents barley malting 50 to 76 cents seed 35 to 40 cents New crop Timothy $3.75 to $4.10 per hundredweight sar tierces $5.65 loose $5.17 bellies Die
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Chicago
Bond Market Melts Mixed as Rails and Utilities Slip
New York bond market showed mixed action with medium priced railroad loans and some utilities easing. Industrials rose modestly with United States Steel 3 1/4s and Bethlehem Steel 3s up, while New York Central 5s Missouri-Kansas-Texas 5s Nickel Plate 4 1/2s and others slipped. Foreign dollars held steady as Europe girded for harvest crisis. German 7s and Japanese 5 1/2s eased. Treasury 254s of ’63-58 declined about 9 32nds on transfer of 10 bonds, other maturities steady.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
United States Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Armour
International Telephone
American Water Works
New York Central
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Nickel Plate
Commonwealth Edison
Columbia Gas and Electric
American Telephone
National Daily
Europe
United States
Treasury
U. S. Government Bond Prices Reported
New York prices for Treasury securities showing 4s and 3s notes with quotes around 121.20 and 110.31 respectively, reflecting daily market activity. Federal Farm Mortgage 3s cited at 42 to 47 with related 4s and other issues in the same session.
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Vt. S. Bonds
New York
Treasury
Federal Farm
One-Day Harness Meet Features Vinton Fair
Vinton hosts a Tuesday one day harness meet on the eastern Iowa circuit featuring the Benton County fair. Purses total 150 dollars with added money in three events the 2 18 pace the 2 24 pace and the 2 24 trot. Entries include rivalries such as Charlie and Lee Makin versus Lu McKinney and a mix of top and dark horses. The 2 24 pace includes Hank Mokin Joyce Mokin versus Mr X and a large field while the 2 24 trot lists Royal Chan Leela Azoff Bobby Ambie Dillon Sonny Boy and Radium Maxie.
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Vinton
Iawa
Benton County Fair
Charlie
Lee Makin
Lu McKinney
North Cape
Judge Lear
Davey Guy
Hank Mokin
Joyce Mokin
Mr. X
Hard Cash
May Frisco
High Myrtle
Etrique
Sporting Lady
Bing Dillon
Hollywood Abby
Billy Brimator
Bernice Cashwin
Royal Chan
Leela Azoff
Bobby B
Ambie Dillon
Sonny Boy
Radium Maxie
Northeast League Sunday Results Highlight Leaders
In the Northeast Iowa league three games were played Sunday. Herpers Ferry defeated Monona 2 0 and Olaf beat Lansing O rmershoro and Prairie du Chien 2 2. St Lucas extended its win streak to six by topping Decorah on Thursday.
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Monona
Herpers Ferry
Olaf
Lansing Ormershoro
Prairie du Chien
St. Lucas
Decorah
Death of Rev Thomas F Loftus pastor at St Joseph's DeWitt
The Rev Thomas F Loftus aged 66 long time DeWitt priest and pastor of St Joseph's church died on Monday Born in Burlington he was ordained July 17 1897 in Baltimore by Cardinal Gibbons His only survivor is a sister Elizabeth Loftus of DeWitt
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Dewitt
Thomas F. Loftus
St. Joseph's Church
Burlington
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Elizabeth Loftus
Adams Wins Marion Golf Club Championship At Marion
Huron Adams defeated Don Wolfe 1 up on the thirty sixth hole to claim the Marion Golf Club championship. Adams posted 73 76 149 while Wolfe shot 70 80 150. Mrs Ralph Fitzgerald beat Kathleen Oxley for the women's title 10 and 8. Walter Hall won the second flight men's title 5 and 4 over M C Brown. Joe Frederick vs Melvin Feggers looms for the first flight crown. In the women's first flight finalists are Mrs J S Power and Joan Balster.
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Huron Adams
Marion
Don Wolfe
Adams
Wolfe
Ralph Fitzgerald
Kathleen Oxley
Walter Hall
M. C. Brown
Joe Frederick
Melvin Feggers
J. S. Power
Joan Balster
Funeral Rites for Elton Kent Golden Held at Yocom Chapel
Funeral services for Elton Kent Golden were held Sunday at the Yocom chapel led by Rev H E Trimble of Centerville with Miss Verle Breed as soloist. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery. Pallbearers included M G Linkletter William Breed Ray McCalley and Richard Hart. Relatives visiting from out of town came from Cedar Rapids Clarence Gilbert La Porte City Walker Aitkin Minn and Cedar Rapids among others.
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Elton Kent Golden
Yocom Chapel
H. E. Trimble
Centerville
Verle Breed
Oak Shade Cemetery
M. G. Linkletter
William Breed
Ray McCalley
Richard Hart
Herbert Pratt
Cedar Rapids
Walter Leinbaugh
Earl Elijah
Harry Emerson
Richard
Loren Ireland
Melvin Jeffrey
Frank Jeffrey
Fire destroys barn at Elton Van Note farm
Rural fire crews responded Sunday at 4 30 p m to the Elton Van Note farm on Robins road west of Marion after a lightning strike set a barn ablaze. The barn and its contents including hay grain and machinery were lost while the Van Notes were away.
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Elton van Note
Robins Road
Marion
van Notes
Obituary: Cris Frederick 81 of Marion Dies After Brief Illness
Cris Frederick, 81, died Sunday at 4 p.m. at his Marion residence after a brief illness. Born March 24, 1858 in Denmark, he emigrated to the United States in 1879, lived in Racine and Le Roy before settling on a farm near Marion. Survived by his wife Minnie Anna Shubke and four sons Fred F. of Cedar Rapids, E Frank Elmer G. and Charles W. Frederick of Marion, and daughter Gladys Frederick Trusty of Chicago, plus nine grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 at the Yocom chapel with Rev. E. T. Gough, burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Cris Frederick
Marion
Mr. Frederick
Denmark
Fred Frederick
United States
Racine
Wis
le Roy
Alburnet Road
Minnie Anna Shubke
Bloomington
Ill
Marion Methodist Church
Fred F
Cedar Rapids
E. Frank
Elmer G
Charles W. Frederick
Gladys Frederick Trusty
Chicago
Yocom Chapel
E. T. Gough
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion Club to Host Eastern Iowa Golf Tourney
Plans are set for the Marion Golf Club to host the Eastern Iowa Golf Association tournament next Sunday. The nine clubs will each enter ten top players for the event.
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Marion Golf Club
Miss Betty Bennett and George Oxley Visit Des Moines Family
Miss Betty Bennett and George A. Oxley of Des Moines stayed over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George C. Oxley in Des Moines. The visit noted the hospitality of Oxley senior and provided a social greeting from the extended family.
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Betty Bennett
George A. Oxley
Des Moines
Mr. Oxley
Mrs
George C. Oxley
Knight Couple Visited Moline Friends Sunday
Mr and Mrs Harlan F Knight drove to Moline to visit friends. Mildred and Wayne Carpenter returned from New York City where they worked at the World’s Fair.
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Harlan F. Knight
Moline
Mildred
Wayne Carpenter
New York City
Schroeder Family Guests in Burlington Home
Mr and Mrs Otto Schroeder and their daughters Mrs Sophia Eibel and Miss Viola Schroeder of Burlington are guests in the home of Mrs Emil Fevery.
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Otto Schroeder
Sophia Eibel
Viola Schroeder
Burlington
Emil Fevery
Family Vacations and House Guests Move Through Town
Mrs. Carl J. Kassler and her children Kathryn and John return from Bowstring Lake vacation in Deer River Minnesota. Mrs. Charles Bristol of Savanna Illinois visits as guest of her brother-in-law O. W. Bristol and Mrs. Bristol remains in town.
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Carl J. Kassler
Kathryn
John
Bowstring Lake
Deer River
Minn
Charles Bristol
Savanna, Ill
O. W. Bristol
Bristol
McConaughy Family News From Anamosa
Mr and Mrs Dale McConaughy of Anamosa are reported with improvement. Also noted are Mr and Mrs A E McConaughy who have been ill and are showing signs of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale McConaughy
Anamosa
A. E. McConaughy
Savanna Couple Guests of Wuerths this Sunday
Mr and Mrs W C Givens of Savanna Illinois spent Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs H Wuerth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Givens
Savanna, Ill
Mrs. H. Wuerth
Canning apricots peaches and dairy prices ad
A Dickey's Foods advertisement lists canning apricots at 69 cents and peaches at 80 cents per box. Milk costs 7 cents per quart and buttermilk 10 cents per quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey’s Foods
De Molay Linn Chapter Postpones Meeting to August 14
Linn Chapter No 900 Order of De Molay announces its next gathering on August 14 due to scheduling conflicts. Members are urged to attend the rescheduled session at the usual meeting hall.
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Linn
Order of
de Molay
Marion Indians beat C I B I Cedar Rapids 7 to 1
The Marion Indian softball team defeated the C I B I of Cedar Rapids 7 to 1 Sunday morning at St. Ludmila's field. Hannah and Stewart formed the battery for Marion. Other games were called off in the afternoon due to rain.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
St. Ludmila’s Field
Hannah
Stewart
Garrison D X Softball at Thomas Park Tonight
The Garrison D X softball team faces Coast to Coast at 6 tonight at Thomas park. Miss Louise Rathbun, who stayed here with her sister in law Mrs. Lillian Rathbun, left for Seattle Sunday morning.
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Garrison-D-X
Thomas Park
Louise Rathbun
Lillian Rathbun
Seattle
Weekend Visit Plans Mentioned Across Laurens
Mr and Mrs Park McCalley travel to Laurens for a weekend with Mr and Mrs Harold Ford and will return Tuesday with Patricia Ford visiting her grandparents Mr and Mrs Dan G Hickey. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets Friday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Richard Sears home 5006 Sixth avenue.
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Park McCalley
Laurens
Harold Ford
Patricia Ford
Dan G. Hickey
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Richard Sears
Sixth Avenue
Feather Mattress and Beauty Ad Snapshot
Griffith Feather Mattress Co promotes mattress and pillow cleaning services at 2947 ps with roll finished. Bob's Photo advertises location at 215 14th Ave SE and 902 A Ave NW. Helene Beauty Shop offers permanents at 1.95 dollars and Dial 2-6622. Paris Academy of Beauty features shampoo and fingerwave services for 35 cents.
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Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Bob
14Th Ave
A Ave
Helene Beauty Shop Permanents
Beauty School
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Rathbun Dinner Hosts Delight Attendees in Marion
Miss Louise Rathbun and Mrs. Lillian Rathbun entertained at dinner Friday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Summers of Conesville and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Phelps and Mr. and Mrs. Don Rathbun of Marion.
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Louise Rathbun
Lillian Rathbun
I. A. Summers
Conesville
L. M. Phelps
Don Rathbun
Marion
Mondell Dies Former GOP Leader and Wyoming Rep
Frank Wheeler Mondell aged 78, longtime Republican leader and Wyoming representative at large from 1899 to 1923, died Sunday in Washington after a long illness. He served as house majority leader in the 66th and 67th Congresses, directed the War Finance Corporation, and chaired the 1924 GOP national convention. Born in St Louis he lived in Monona Iowa Chicago Denver and other cities.
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Washington
Frank Wheeler Mondell
Republican Party
Mondell
Wyoming
House
War Finance Corporation
Coolidge
St. Louis
Monona
Chicago
Denver
Odd miniature rose blooms from a Rose
Local note highlights a Mrs. George A Struck home at 1225 Eighth Street where a ten inch stalk of an American Beauty rose grows from the blossom. The item adds small community anecdotes about neighbors and social visits including Mrs. Ivan Gillmore and her daughter staying with the Gillmore household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Struck
Eighth Street
Ivan Gillmore
New York
George Gillmore
Leonard Holden
Ottosen
Alfonso XIII Refuses Return to Spanish Crown
The Daily Sketch reports former King Alfonso XIII declined a throne offer in London. He refused for himself and on behalf of his son Prince Juan, signaling no royal restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ins
The
Daily Sketch
Alfonso XIII
Spain
Prince Juan
Loomis Returns to Face Forgery Charge in Iowa
Horace E. Loomis 32, former Cedar Rapids bookkeeper, was brought back from Los Angeles to face a forged instrument charge. Bond set at 2500, arraignment scheduled for Aug 12 before Judge Haas. Alleged forged countersignatures on about 800 dollars in checks drawn to Loomis while cashier at Johnson Gas Appliance in late 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace E. Loomis
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
Calif
Harlan Snyder
Loomis
C. J. Haas
Johnson Gas Appliance Company
Des Moines
Linn County
California
Chickens Reported Stolen Near Lafayette
William Crissman reported to Sheriff Jim Smith at noon Monday that two dozen spring chickens were stolen from his place two miles southeast of Lafayette on Saturday. The birds were mostly white rocks or leghorns, about three pounds each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crissman
Lafayette
Jim Smith
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Ist
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Fee
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Ehl
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Jim Cusack
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Bever Ave
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B. . Peck
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