Hogs Lead Weekly Market Drop Amid Weeklong Decline
Unofficial Monday livestock receipts show hogs 13 000, cattle 14 000, sheep 8 000. Week ended Monday: market steady, 35 cents lower. week high $6.00, far below last year’s $8.75. No cattle Saturday. heavy steers 15 to 25 cents lower, top $10.75. cows and heifers steady to 25 cents lower. lambs steady. Furnished by Lamson Brothers. Cedar Rapids office, 503 Merchant National Bank building.
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Chicago
INS
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchant National
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
US Dept Agriculture notes hogs with light supply and steady undertone. top hog prices around 6.25 while light weights and butchers command 5.35 to 5.70. Calves, steers, heifers show mixed shifts with heavy fed steers steady to 25c lower, vealers down, cows barely steady to 25c lower, bulls strong. Sheep and lambs rise, spring lambs up 25c, natives firm, week’s top native springers at 9.00 with best available 8.75.
Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
USDA Omaha market notes show hog receipts at 200 head with mixed prices from 5.00 to 5.70 for various weights and grades. Cattle receipts 150 head with fed steers and yearlings near steady to weak, beef cows 5.00 to 67.00, bulls 5.35 to 6.25, stockers and feeders around 7.25 to 9.10. Sheep receipts 1,000 with fat lambs up 10 to 15 cents, ewes 2.50 to 15.25, and feeder lambs around 6.75 to 8.10.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Prices and Receipts
U S Department of Agriculture cattle and hog prices show receipts for the week with salable calves at 150 and hogs 300 head. Slaughter cattle and yearlings weaken, heavy feeders drop, cows and feeders mostly steady to lower, good and choice hogs 240 to 260 pounds steady with top at 5.75, spring lambs above 8.75 and ewes steady to weak. Sheep and lamb prices vary by class with native spring lambs steady and breeding ewes moving.
Hogs and Cattle Prices Across Iowa Markets Reported
Across Ottumwa Mason City and Waterloo prices hold steady on hogs and cattle. Hogs for various weight ranges show steady to mixed quotes from about 3.40 to 5.65 per cwt, while cattle stay mostly unchanged with good to choice steers around 8.50 to 9.00.
Iowa Hog Receipts Show Decline From Week Ago
Combined hog receipts at 17 yards and 10 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Saturday totaled 14 600, down from 17 300 last week and 8 200 a year ago. Prices ranged with weights and classes across barrows sows and gilts, with steady to higher spots and weekend loading lighter than 25 300 week earlier.
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Iowa
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Austin Hog Market Prices Listed by Weight Class
Austin Minnesota hog market reports show butchered hogs priced by weight ranges from 140 pounds to 360 pounds. Prices run from about 3.80 to 5.80 per hundredweight with varying increments, reflecting typical midmarket trading in 4.00 to 5.50 range across weight categories.
Pricing ranges for various weight classes
The listing shows weight brackets from 410 to 550 pounds with corresponding prices. Each range includes a per unit rate in different currencies and ends with a total amount. Overall the data appears as a compact price table fragment.
Market Report From South St. Paul Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts about 450 with most categories down 25 cents. Slaughter yearlings and light steers weak to 25c lower, others mostly 25c lower. heifers steady to weak. cows weak to 25c lower. bulls near steady. stockers and feeders mostly steady. good and choice fed steers 8.50 to 9.50. calves salable 100, about steady late. hogs receipts 500 with top 5.90 for 200-240 lb. sows down 3.90 to 4.30. sheep receipts 6,000 with slaughter lambs mostly 25c lower. springers sold at 8.75 to 8.85, bulk good and choice native springers 8.50, ewes 2.00 to 3.25, native feeding lambs 6.50 to 7.00.
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Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Eood
Sioux City
U. S. Dept. Agricultures
Washington
South ST. Paul
Fed.State
Mkt. News Soc
Hogs Steady on Local Market With Mixed Beef Prices
Hogs unchanged on the local market with top at 5.80 dollars. Cattle and calf prices listed, with good hogs in weight classes from 140 to 360 pounds showing various quotes. Market notes include packers’ bids and a Saturday quotation sheet with multiple industry prices and feeder terms.
Stocks Edge Higher At Close In Patchy Rally
The New York session saw selective gains with several issues advancing while declines appeared in spots. Notable risers included U S Steel Chrysler Montgomery Ward American Telephone du Pont Anaconda Kennecott Westinghouse Santa Fe Great Northern Sears Roebuck. Bonds inched up and commodities mixed.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
du Pont
Anaconda
Kennecott
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Sears Roebuck
Consolidated Gas and Electric of
Baltimore
Lockheed
Gulf Oil
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Commodities and Hides
Cedar Rapids market notes show grain prices for wheat oats rye and barley with various quality grades. Produce prices list lemons oranges celery lettuce onions cabbage and other vegetables. fruit prices include Duchess apples peaches and watermelons. Cedar Rapids poultry and hide prices are also provided with several weight classes and terms.
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Cedar Rapids
Heiss
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE Price Report
Chicago prices show butter and eggs with receipts and no prices. Potato arrivals total 262 with varying U S shipments. futures reflect weak supplies and fair demand. Oregon and Idaho onions and white varieties command January ranges. California long whites and Wisconsin cobblers listed with under ice prices.
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Chicago
U. S
Nebraska
Oregon Bliss Triumphs
Oregon
Idaho Bliss Triumph
Washington
California
Wisconsin
Indiana Bliss
New York Eggs and Cheese Receipts Report Price Trends
The report shows eggs receipts totaling 16 939 with mixed colors and standards. firsts and seconds prices vary across districts. Cheese receipts total 185 721 with prices unchanged, while creamery markets show higher overall receipts and modest gains in specific egg categories.
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New York
Williams Named Head of Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Rail Line
R L Williams of Chicago was named president of the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha railway to succeed F W Sargent who retired June 1. Williams assumes CEO duties July 1 and will lead the Omaha road subsidiary and the main line, Chicago and North Western railroad.
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ST. Paul, Minn
R. L. Williams
Chicago
Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway
F. W. Sargent
Williams
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Omaha Road
Wheat and grains trade steadies on Chicago Board
Wheat futures moved in a narrow range near prior close while corn and oats held steady. Trading ended with modest gains in wheat and corn amid weekend covering and hedging pressure. Liverpool and Winnipeg weakness weighed on sentiment. Lard futures declined to five year lows as prices fluctuated.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Fair Local
Commission House
United Kingdom
Chicago Cash Provisions and Grain Prices Summary
Chicago cash markets list wheat in several grades with No 2 red at 68 cents, No 3 hard 66, No 3 mixed 64, No 4 yellow hard 62. Corn No 1 mixed 45, No 1 yellow 45 and 57 for white sample grade 39. Oats No 2 white 31. Barley market split into malt 47 to 55 and feed 35 to 40. Timothy seed 3.65 to 3.90. Rye No 2 46. Clover seed Red Top 8.50 to 9.00 and al sic ke 12.00 to 15.00. Lard dressed 5.10 and loose 5.00. Bellies 5.00.
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Dee
Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices and Receipts
Minneapolis cash grain market reports 363 cars receipts Saturday compared with 419 a year ago. Prices listed for No 1 heavy dark northern and No 1 dark northern with varying bids around 70 to 74 cents for different grades. Montana hard and durum varieties show higher protein prices and yellow corn futures quotes noted.
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Minneapolis
Minnneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets Show Tepid Gains Amid Apathy
In New York on Saturday the bond market trended sluggishly with fractional gains for most issues. Kentucky-Indiana Terminal 42s rose over two points while Italian German conference negotiations restrained broad action and foreign dollar issues stayed largely neglected.
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New York
Kentucky- Indiana
U. S
Treasury
Sember
U. S. Bonds Mixed as Markets Close Saturday
U S government bonds ended the session with home owners loan 3s bid at 52 and a half while other issues showed firmer demand across sections as investors awaited further economic cues.
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U. S. Bonds
New York
U. S&s
Home Owners Loan
Dow Jones Averages Move Slightly Higher in Mixed Bond Day
The report shows minor gains in Dow Jones averages amid varied bond activity and a mix of rail, utilities, and industrial stocks. Key numbers include close levels around 138 and 46 to 28 ranges, with small gains noted in several sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOW Jones
Public Utilities Industrials
Wisconsin Cheese Prices Quoted For Aug 14 19
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the week of August 14 to 19 list the Wisconsin Cheese Exchange Daisies 13 1 4 cents horns 13 4 c cheddars 12 2 c. Farmers call board Daisies 13 4 c commodores 13 1 4 c cheddars 12 2 c.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
API
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers Call Board
Wool Market Reports Steady Prices On Boston Wool Trade
The Boston wool market for the last week saw light volume versus July activity, with prices mostly steady to firm. Fine western wools showed moderate demand while most other grades were slow. semi-bright fleece offerings fell slightly, bright fleeces held firm, and graded combing bright fleece wools ranged from 28 to 34 cents per pound in grease depending on blood percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U.S. Dept. Agriculture
Gas Theft Reported From City Resident Car
Ned Porter of 1000 Ninth Street NW reported a theft of eight gallons of gasoline from his car parked behind his home. The theft occurred between 9 p.m. Friday and 7:30 a.m. Saturday, and was reported to police Saturday morning.
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Ned Porter
Ninth Street
South African corn stalk grows in Cedar Rapids yard
Cecil Jackman of 914 L Street SW reported a South African corn plant over 11 feet tall with a 12 foot 6 inch stretch in his yard. The seed came from a 1937 consign ment to a Cedar Rapids cereal mill during the 1936 drought. One stalk bore six ears.
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Cecil Jackman
L Street
Cedar Rapids
Jackson
Nature tour at Palisades-Kepler park to study trees
A nature tour at Palisades Kepler state park will be held Sunday to study trees and shrubs. The program repeats last Sunday and notes 100 trees tagged across 50 species. Two more lectures are planned for Aug 20 and 27 before the program ends for the year under Aureal T. Cross.
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Palisades-Keplar_ state park
Aureal T. Cross
Marion Legion Pool Anniversary Water Carnival Draws Crowd
Marion post 298 American Legion marked the pool’s ninth anniversary with a Friday water carnival. The Marion concert band conducted by Glenn L. Lyman performed a half hour show. A candlelight swim drill followed, directed by Orville Rust and staff. Winners spanned multiple races including Dorothy Dumbolton and Dorothy Davis in girls events, Dick Rust and John Little in boys races, and relay wins by Virginia Smith group and George Gardner group. A special clash saw Charles Brankamp defeat Cyril Noon, and guests from Los Angeles showcased diving acts and the Hawaiian paddle board life saving demo. The program concluded with a 100 foot dive by Myron Martin.
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Marion Post No. 298
American Legion
Marion
Glenn L. Lyman
Orville Rust
Rust
al Miller
Kenneth Hoeck
Dorothy Dumbolton
Dorothy Davis
Jo Anna Dumbolton
Tucie Imes
Nadine Sinaiko
Arlene Sinaiko
Dick Rust
John Little
George Gardner
Charlotte Davis
Joan Gardner
Eileen Warner
John Abbott
Clay Phillips
John Bunting
Virginia Smith
Barbara Shepard
Rod Rust
Charles Brankamp
Cyril Noon
University of Iowa
Lyle Draves
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Draves
Myron Martin
Jack Windsor
Wesley Hammond
Windsor
Hammond
Martin
Hutchinsons Ice Cream Ad At Owen's Drug Store
A Sunday promotion advertises Hutchinsons ice cream in a Gingham pack age priced 13c per pint and 25c per quart. The ad notes Owen's Drug Store will wrap the items to keep two hours fresh.
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Hutchinson's
Owen's
Mrs Fairhurst Hosts Hiawatha Club Luncheon
Mrs Arthur E. Fairhurst entertained the Hiawatha club at her home 940 Fifth avenue on Thursday. Bridge was played with Mrs Oliver Fahey taking the high score and Mrs Lloyd Stark the second high score.
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Arthur E. Fairhurst
Hiawatha Club
Fifth Avenue
Oliver Fahey
Lloyd Stark
Garden guests and illness noted in local column
Mary Claire McGuire is ill at her home 905 Fifth Avenue. Gene Autry and Dennis O'Keefe attend the Garden tonight. Advertisement. Mr and Mrs J L Bagnall of San Francisco were guests Thursday of Mrs Estelle Brockway. For sale No 1 Elberta peaches 1.50 per bushel 321 10 Street. Advertisement.
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Mary Claire McGuire
Fifth Avenue
Gene Autry
Dennis O'Keefe
J. L. Bagnall
San Francisco
Isham and Karch Headed to Wyoming and Montana on Business
T. E. Isham and Charlie Karch have left for a business trip to Wyoming and Montana, departing from their home base to meet clients and inspect operations. They plan several meetings and site visits during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Isham
Charlie Karch
Wyoming
Montana
Births and recoveries noted in Marion area
Mrs. Carl White and her daughter Marilyn recover at 809 Central Avenue after tonsillectomies. Mrs. D. E. Voris visited Mapleton for the weekend. Marion friends receive notice of the Aug. 9 birth of Bryan Donald to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chehock of Osage, a former Marion resident.
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Carl White
Marilyn
Central Avenue
D. E. Voris
Mapleton
Marion
Bryan Donald
Donald Chehock
Osage
Chehock
Des Moines Visit and Marion Ties Noted in Local Social
LeRoy E. Cooper and Keith Stark were business visitors in Des Moines Thursday. Miss Jeannete Titus visited Martelle for the weekend at Miss Thelma Rich's home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers of Minneapolis joined Friday luncheon with Mr. and Mrs. William Ross and were dinner guests that evening of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Reiter. Mrs. Rogers is formerly Mable Grommon from Marion.
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LeRoy E. Cooper
Keith Stark
Des Moines
Jeannete Titus
Martelle
Thelma Rich
Charles Rogers
Minneapolis
William Ross
Clarence E. Reiter
Doctors Amazed By Exposed Heart Baby In Manila
Six day old Baby Mary Heart Rafael survived an acute bronchitis crisis with an exposed heart linked only by a single artery. Doctors initially predicted imminent death but now foresee weeks or possibly indefinite survival aided by oxygen and heart stimulants.
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Manila
P. I
INS
Mary
Rafael
E F Club Honors Mrs Conley At East Marion Home
Members of the E F club entertained Saturday at the home of Mrs. Leslie Dunn east of Marion honoring Mrs. R D Conley formerly Miss Alberta Voorhies Guests included Mesdames Lee Voorhies Carol O Secrist Fred McShane Clifton Hawk D B Storck C L Fernow Harvey Trimble Leonard Dunn Richard Ware and G A Storck and Miss Lillian Voorhies Mrs Conley received a lamp.
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E. F. Club
Leslie Dunn
Marion
R. D. Conley
Alberta Voorhies
Lee Voorhies
Carol O. Secrist
Fred McShane
Clifton Hawk
D. B. Storck
C. L. Fernow
Harvey Trimble
Leonard Dunn
Richard Ware
G. A. Storck
Lillian Voorhies
Conley
Anamosa Man Pleads Not Guilty in Passing Case
J F Cooper of Anamosa was arrested Thursday by a highway patrolman for passing in a 700 foot zone near Springville. He changed venue Saturday from Justice of the Peace W A White to C E Drummond court and pled not guilty. The case was continued to Wednesday on the patrolman’s motion. Mr and Mrs W G Koppenhaver hosted dinner Saturday for George Brown and Orville Brown of Sterling Kansas guests of Mrs Koppenhaver's mother Mrs John T Christie with Mrs Christie and Mr and Mrs Donald B Christie also attending.
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J. F. Cooper
Anamosa
Springville
Court of Justice of the Peace
W. A. White
C. E. Drummond
W. G. Koppenhaver
George Brown
Orville Brown
Sterling, Kan
Morley resident Edith Miller returns home
Mrs. Edith Miller of Morley, guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ladd, has returned to her home. Other recent visitors at the Ladd residence include Mrs. Ladd's sister Miss Harriet Cunningham and W. A. Hale of Anamosa.
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Edith Miller
Morley
W. A. Ladd
Ladd
Mrs. Ladd
Harriet Cunningham
W. A. Hale
Anamosa
Mrs. Clifford O. Etzel Recovers After Operation
Mrs. Clifford O. Etzel underwent an operation Wednesday at St. Luke's hospital and is making a satisfactory recovery.
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Clifford O. Etzel
St. Luke's Hospital
Ivan Dunn Travels by Plane to St Louis
Ivan Dunn flies to St Louis on Thursday. The trip involves a scheduled departure by air and aims at engagements in the city.
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Ivan Dunn
St. Louis
Etzel Family Visits Relatives in Ohio and West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Harley Etzel and their children Albert Esther and Lawrence have traveled to Ohio and West Virginia to visit Mrs Etzel s relatives, as reported by the local column.
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Harley Etzel
Albert
Esther
Lawrence
Ohio
West Virginia
Stand Up and Fight starring Robert Taylor and Wallace Beery at the Garden
Advertisement notes that Robert Taylor and Wallace Beery star in Stand Up and Fight screening at the Garden on Sunday with showtimes and venue emphasis.
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Robert Taylor
Wallace Beery
Marion area church services list shows multiple congregations
A bulletin lists schedule across local churches. Baptist pastor Rev L W Inman preaches at 10:45 with Bible school at 9:45. Catholic mass at 7:30 and 9:30. Christian services include Bible school 9:45 and communion at 10:45. evening services follow. Various churches note midweek prayers, choir practice, and a picnic for the church school board.
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L. W. Inman
Isle of
St. Joseph's Tholic
T. J. McElliott
Christian—Bible School
Christian Endeavor
C. G. Ellinger
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Presbyterian Church
Church School
C. V. R. de Jong
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Trainload of corn pickers stops at Beverly yards
A 38 carload train of mechanical corn pickers paused 30 minutes in Beverly yards on Saturday. En route from Battle Creek, Mich to Ames, R A Link, territory manager, showcased the machinery to over 50 dealers and farmers. Eight cars were set out at Beverly, three more at Marshalltown, with the remainder bound for Ames. North Western hauled the train.
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Beverly Yards
Battle Creek
Mich
Ames
R. A. Link
Corn Picker Company
Beverly
Marshalltown
North Western
Loomis Gets One Year For Forgery In Cedar Rapids
Horace E. Loomis 32 a former Cedar Rapids bookkeeper returned from Los Angeles Aug 6 to face a forgery charge. Judge C J Haas sentenced him to one year in the county jail with release on good behavior after six months. Loomis pled guilty to forging signatures on about $1000 of Johnson Gas Appliance payroll checks written to himself while cashier there late in 1938. He disappeared last January and was arrested July 26 in Los Angeles. County Attorney G K Thompson said this offense is his first and the complainants urged leniency. Loomis paid $313.59 in costs including return from California.
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Horace E. Loomis
Cedar Rapids
Los Angeles
C. J. Haas
Loomis
Johnson Gas Appliance Company
G. K. Thompson
California
Fry Pleads Not Guilty To Drunk Driving Charge
John Fry 29 pled not guilty before Judge C J Haas to an operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charge. Fry posted a $500 bond signed by himself and Katherine Fry after a truck he drove reportedly hit a car driven by Ralph A Ingels at the First avenue and Thirteenth street E intersection around 12 30 a m Friday.
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John Fry
Nels G. Kraschel
C. J. Haas
Fry
Katherine Fry
Ralph A. Ingels
Sixth Street
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Nabbed On Typewriter Case In Lincoln Heights
C F Finger age 65 of Lincoln Heights jailed on a two count embezzlement by bailee warrant issued by Justice H R Churchill. Finger allegedly obtained two typewriters from Karl J Schmidt of Cedar Rapids in July as a possible buyer and did not return them. Machines recovered by Saturday noon. County Attorney G K Thompson said Finger would be released to appear Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Finger
Lincoln Heights
H. R. Churchill
Karl J. Schmidt
Cedar Rapids
Finger
Schmidt
G. K. Thompson
Dis orderly conduct charge dismissed on appeal
A police court charge of dis orderly conduct against J. E. Taylor, appealed on a 25 dollar fine and costs, was dismissed in district court on the city attorney's motion Saturday. Taylor had a 100 dollar appeal bond released.
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J. E. Taylor
Taylor
Cedar Rapids Bank Receiver Forbids? (Not exact)
D W Bates receiver Cedar Rapids Savings Bank empowered by Judge Haas to sell 80 acre unimproved tract west of Cedar Rapids to Val M Barta Elsie Barta Joseph Barta Jr and Emma Barta for 7470 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
C. J. Haas
Cedar Rapids
Val M. Barta
Elsie Barta
Joseph Barta, Jr
Emma Barta
Broadway star Helen Worthing admits narcotics charge
Helen Lee Worthing, once dubbed the golden girl of Broadway for her Follies fame, pleaded guilty to one count of forging narcotic prescriptions and requested probation. Sentencing was set for August 25.
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Los Angeles
INS
Helen Lee Worthing
Golden Girl
Broadway
Edith Estabrooks Opens 5-Hole Lead in Golf Championship
Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque leads Ellamae Williams of Chicago by five holes after 18 holes in the 39th annual women's western golf championship. Williams shot 85, Estabrooks 78, after dropping two of the first three holes but winning holes four, five, seven and nine to lead at the turn.
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Detroit
INS
Edith Estabrooks
Dubuque
Ellamae Williams
Chicago
Miss Estabrooks
Miss Williams
Patty Berg
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