Hogs Break to New Highs as Chicago Top Hits 6 65
Chicago hog prices rise to a top of 6.65 as markets push higher from 10 to 50 cents. Cattle steady with 3,700 at major markets and sheep gaining. receipts show Chicago leading with 9,500 hogs and 9,000 sheep as prices firm at multiple centers including Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
East St
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
MIX & Butchers
East St Louis
Omaha
Tavis
Kansas City
East Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
Paul
Indianandl.s
Buffalo
Cincinnat Se
Tota. Ve
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
A jumble of commodity prices and listings from Cedar Rapids markets. Includes grains, oats, corn, beans, vegetables, eggs, hides, wool, and various wholesale items with figures and terms scattered throughout the column.
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RTE
Californis
Grain Market Reflected Dull Trade Wheat Rises Corn Drops
Grains opened dull on the Chicago board with traders awaiting developments. Wheat rose modestly after an early drop as buying support moved prices near Thursday’s close while corn declined and oats and rye stayed largely range bound. Provisions remained firm but lagged hog price gains.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Argentina
Australia
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Barney
Wall Street Quiet After Mixed Week End Trade View
The New York market opened apathetic with little overall change as a few specialties rose 1 to 3 points including Bigelow Sanford Carpet and U S Smelting while others like U S Steel and Allied Chemical posted fractional gains. Wheat rallied after early sagging as cotton steadied and the bond market recovered slowly amid firmer foreign currencies.
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New York
Bigelow- Sanford Carpet
American Agricultural Chemical
U S. Smelting
Devoe and Reynolds
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Case
Consolidated Gas
Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise on Local Market Friday Quotations
Fr iday quotations show hog prices higher by 25 cents after Thursday gains with top hogs at 5 55 and good packer at 4 85. Cattle ranges reflect heavy steers to 7 50, pair to good steers 4 00, middling 4 25 to 4 50, and common stock lower. goats quoted 8 to 291 with common shorn stock around 1 30 down.
Grain Movement Adams Express 2 Inspiration 33s Addressograph
A dense ledger style list of stock quotes and prices across many companies. Items include Adams Express 2, Inspiration 33s, Addressograph 8, Int Harv 26'2, Air Reduction 33, Allied Chem 126, Am Can 934, Kennecott 19, Monsanto 10, and numerous other corporate tickers. The page blends commodity prices, market quotes, and brokerage notes with no single narrative, reflecting a busy trading day.
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Adams Express
Nickel
Alaska Junian
Tel & Tel
Allegheny Corpn
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kelly Ingrld
Chalmers
Kelvinator
Amerada Corpn
Kennecott
Kresse SS
Kroger G & B
Lambert
Intl Corpn
Lehish Valley
la Am Metals
Libby Ouens
Lig & Myers B
Rad & SS
Am Roll Mills
Loews. Inc
Sue Rig
LoriNard P
Afetntyre
McKeesport Tin
McKesson Rob
Monsanto
Sunern Auto
I Murrey
So Aviation
Benaieet
ZutNey Central
Aohn Alumir
Chicago
Borden Co
Mike Dee
Ty Lamson Brothers and Co
Bors Watnet
Noranda Mines
Sinclair
RE. Otshrow
Cedar Rapids
Brices Mis
Nor Pac
Merchants National Bank
Brooklyn MT
North Am
Rood Tachor Hogs
Ing
Burroughs
Cal Pke
Owens
Cal & Hecta
Steel
Packard Mtrs
Cace
Pac
Park
Utah
Benney J
Phelps
Ches & Ohio
Phillips Pet
Cnsipap
Gheo & Now
Prostar Ganiket
Chio RS & Pg
Bob Sveh
Chrysler
Ruy Cory
Goea Cola
Gol Gas & Elec
Gom
Rep Steel
Southern
Seaboard
aSears
Consol Gas Qtaservel Inc
Consol
Shattuck
Shell Union Tin
Motors
Simmons Co
Crown Cork
Sperry Coro
Cudahy
Joe
Uni Carp
Uni Founders
United
Ry Sox
Uust
Choadrich
U0 S
Hudson Motors & W Son & Co A
Hupp Mator
Woolworth
Tis Centrat
Indus Roxon
Yngtin SA
Heilemann
Bendix
Libby McNevte
Berghoft
Lynch Corp
Borg Warner
Marshall
Butler Bros
Sparks
Chevy Burd
Prima
Edson
Seaift
Bond Market Shifts Highlight U S Government and Corporate Issues
New York bond review notes broad moves as corporate issues gain ground amid rising yields and government securities show mixed strength. Treasuries edge higher with Liberty bonds and Treasury notes. investors weigh farm mortgage and sector demand amid fluctuating rates.
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Bond Review
AP -Chanrges
Ford
Vaorious Os
Federal Farm Mort CT
Bards
Liberty
Laverty Firs
Sida Treasury
Sigl US Stegsary
Death of Maffitt Former Oakville Mayor
Druggist and former Oakville mayor Maffitt dies at his Oakville home after a Friday morning report. He visited Cedar Rapids resident C Tinehan at 1269 Fourth Avenue SF. Survived by widow and son Lloyd Wright Moffitt. Funeral services planned in Oakville Sunday.
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OL Maffitt
Oakville
Cedar Rapids
Maffitt
C Tinehan
Fourth Avenue
Lloyd Wright
Moffitt
Oakvalle
Birth of Eleanor Marie Ang at 151 Haves Street SW
A nine pound daughter Eleanor Marie Ang was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Hales of 151 Haves Street SW. The report notes a dry material production remark about a place in Chi Turkestan and a desert area of 300000 square mites.
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Charles Hales
Haves Street
Eleanor Marie Ang
Chi
Ucoe Turkestan
Corsets and Corset Alternatives in Women's Health
A reader asks about correcting abdominal laxity and whether a corselette supports health. The author argues corsets should not be worn, promotes core training, and notes modern corsetry origins while urging better physical training for women to avoid restrictive undergarments.
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Webster
Daily Walking and Gentle Exercises for Women Health
The article promotes walking three to eight miles daily as the best exercise for women, supplemented by swimming tennis and golf. It suggests housework movement variety and a few simple setting up exercises to prevent flabbiness, with illustrated routines and repetition guidance for morning and night.
Answers on anemia pills and minor rupture remedies
Reader asks about ineffective Bland’s iron pills and whether iron solution is better for anemia. Provides instructions for a homemade iron solution using iron ammonium citrate and an ambulant treatment option for small ruptures, with offer to share a physician’s name.
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Copsrisht
Potato Salad Picks In An Inquisitive Family Menu
Lois plans a hot clear soup from a canned stock then serves cold potato salad with hot buttered beans sliced cold meat and tomatoes with cottage cheese stuffing. Dessert options include watermelon or peaches depending on produce from the vegetable man as John David and Lois await delivery.
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Lois
John David
Nancy Page salad method appeals to family needs in 1934 guide
In a home kitchen vignette, Lois prepares a potato salad with hot-dressed potatoes, cucumber, celery, radishes and hard boiled eggs, varying dressing between mayonnaise and lighter sweet dressings. The piece highlights family health and appeals for Nancy Page leaflets, with a closing note on state birds.
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Ann
Sun
Roger
Lois
England Affirms Belgium Safety and Allied Pact Plans
Britain’s Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon says Belgium’s territorial integrity is vital to British security and supports mutual assistance pacts with Eastern European states. A British French staff accord to defend Belgium includes fleets moving to the Mediterranean or patrols in the Atlantic and North Sea, with Antwerp as a debarkation port and coordinated air defense for London and Paris.
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Paris
INS
Great Britain
Belgium
Europe
Britain
John Simon
House of Commons
Sir John
Russia
France
British Isles
North Sea
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Antwerp
London
London Times
Channel
City Notes Issue Permit for 395 Memorial Drive SE
Addison H and Hattie Chadsey receive a permit to build a house at 395 Memorial drive SE with a projected cost of 4500 dollars. The item appears in city briefs and personals as a routine construction permit.
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Addison H
Hattie Chadsey
Memorial Drive
Death of Cedar Rapids man linked to heart trouble
William Reed a Cedar Rapids Negro said to have choked on bologna at Oclwein died of a heart attack. Coroner R A Voronal reported he had been treated for heart trouble prior to death.
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William Reed
Cedar Rapids
Oclwein
Bologna
R. A. Voronal
Mrs Dempster Injured in Stair Accident at Home
Mrs Charlotte Dempster aged 78 of 1015 Fifteenth Street SE fell down stairs at her residence Friday around 2 p.m. Neighbors rushed her to Mercy hospital where x rays were planned to assess her injuries.
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Charlotte Dempster
Fifteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Gasoline drum stolen from Bemis-Schuck site on First and Eighteenth
Bemis-Schuck Construction reported to police at 11:15 a.m. Friday that a 30 gallon drum containing 20 gallons of gasoline was stolen from its work site at First Avenue and Eighteenth Street SW.
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Bemis-Schuck Construction Company
First Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Local intoxication fines and jail sentences in police court
Ed Reed of 1008 Sixth Street SE and John Balik of 1124 Sixth Street SE were fined 10 dollars and costs each for intoxication and given three day jail terms after failing to pay. Thomas Green of 125 F Avenue NW was fined 10 dollars on the same charge with the sentence suspended on costs. Leonard Pfeifer of 1829 L Street SW was sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Ed Reed
Sixth Street
John Balik
Thomas Green
F Avenue NW
Leonard Pfeifer
L Street
Young evangelist Paul Sexton opens two week revival
Evangelist Paul Sexton an 18 year old former Cedar Rapids boy opened a two weeks engagement at the old city auditorium Monday before the Church of God parish. Sexton an Assembly of God evangelist attended Roosevelt junior high school here years ago and has since trained and conducted evangelistic services across the middle west.
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Paul Sexton
Cedar Rapids
Old City Auditorium
Church of God Parish
Sexton
Assembly of God
Roosevelt Junior High
Middle West
Iowa City youths nabbed after bicycle thefts
Iowa City repairman William Novotny helped recover two stolen bicycles and arrested youths Howard Manos and Jack McGillicuddy on larceny charges. Manos admitted stealing three bikes with McGillicuddy. both teens were linked to thefts dated July 23 and recovered near a downtown store.
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Iowa City
William Novotny
Howard Manos
Sixth Avenue
Jack McGillicuddy
406
Avenue
Novethy
Cedar Rapids
McGillcuddy
McGillicuddy
Manos
Drought Drives Western Kansas Rabbits to Regimentation
In Dodge City a farmer estimates 500 jack rabbits visit his water tank daily, lining up in the pasture to drink. In Montour Mrs. R. K Thompson is elected third and fourth grade teacher, and Miss Wilma Rouse resigns to join Marengo schools as Montour prepares to open Sept 3.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Musgrove
Montour
R. K Thompson
Thompson
Wilma Rouse
Marengo
Foxy Ferdinand Visits England to Study Birds
Ex-king of Bulgaria known for wartime notoriety arrives in Oxford for Royal Congress of Ornithologists. At 73 he dresses in a mixed outdoor attire and tours Britain with keen interest in bird life aboard the destroyer Windsor. He comments on wartime exile and recalls 1918 abdication.
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London
INS
Balkans
Europe
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
England
Britain
Royal Congress of Ornithologists
Lord Oxford
Asquith
Rhodes House
Windsor
Pembrook Dock
Germany
Milk Producers Align With One Cent Price Cut
Milk distributors who attended the United Dairies meeting at Cedar Valley Dairy agreed to follow the Cedar Rapids Cooperative Dairy one cent per quart price cut enacted by larger dealers. Cream prices were not cut and a retail cream figure will be kept. a repeat meeting is planned with no date set yet.
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United Dairies
Cedar Valley
Cedar Rapids
Weather notes Cedar Rapids reaches 87 as humidity climbs
Humidity and temperatures rose in Cedar Rapids with a morning cloudiness thinning by afternoon. The temperature peaked at 87 degrees around 1 15 p.m. remaining there at 2 30 p.m. A 24 hour low of 66 was recorded at 5 a.m. The day featured sun breaking through intermittent clouds. The previous day saw a peak of 88 at 4 p.m. and gradual fall to 70 by midnight.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers Inskeep Company
California Hunters Target 23000 Deer This Season
California hunters aim at about 23000 deer across state preserves as the season opens August 11. Each hunter may take two bucks in most counties, with Modoc county limiting to one. Officials estimate roughly 400000 deer statewide and the season ends at sundown September 14.
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Los Angeles
California
Modoc
State Division of Fish and Game
Petersburg Projects Expand Tourist Access at Battlefield
Two projects under construction at Petersburg National Military Park aim to ease visitor access. The Petersburg-Hopewell City Point Railway lowers grade near Fort Stedman for easier entry, due within 50 to 60 days. A new hard surface road, two and a half miles long and 300 feet wide, between Fort Davis and Fort Wadsworth will traverse historic park areas.
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Petersburg
Petersburg National Military Park
Petersburg-Hopewell City Point
Fort Stedman
Fort Davis
Fort Wadsworth
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