Hogs Rise on Chicago Market Receipts Drop
Hogs gain about 10 cents as Monday receipts shrink and demand improves in Chicago with top prices around 465 and most hogs 455 to 465. Cattle prices steady to down slightly amid abundant supply. sheep market steady with some weak spots as feeders and slaughter bids shift across markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Omaha livestock market report mixed cattle futures noted
OMAHA US Dept reports hogs receipts light with prices $395 to $415 per 100 pounds and cattle receipts about 12,000 head. Mixed steers and yearlings run steady to slightly higher with cows and bulls softening. Feeder cattle show moderate demand while stockers struggle in light trade across markets.
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Omawa Livestock
Omaha
Grain Prices Close Lower After Rapid Shift
Chicago grain prices ended lower in a light trading day amid uncertain markets. Wheat fell about 3 to 14 cents, corn and oats eased with limited support, rye and barley mixed, and cash prices and receipts noted but activity remained thin across futures and cash markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Movement and Grain Prices at Minneapolis Market
The Minneapolis grain market shows mixed prices with corn around 6459 per unit and white oats quoted at 8 cents. Wheat and rye values appear volatile with various grades listed, including several No 2 and No 3 consignments, amid shipment receipts and per cent guarantees. timothy and clover seed also noted with distinct price points.
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Minneapolis
Casid Grain
Perthern
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher amid Broad Gains
New York stocks moved into higher territory with widespread gains, led by alcohol shares reflecting Missouri repeal sentiment. Swinley Distillers and US Industrial Alcohol rallied 1 to over 3 points, while Case Threshing and United Aircraft also advanced. Trading volume ran around 1.5 million shares as the market firmed, then steadied, with bonds and grains showing mixed to firm tones.
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New York
Missouri
Swinley Distillers
US Industrial Alcohol
American Commercial Alcohol
National Distillers
Case Threshing
Celanese
Sears Roebuck
Great Western Sugar
American Sugar Refining
United Aircraft
Consolidated Oil
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Union Pacific
White Wall Street
Washington
NRA
Light prime hogs inch higher on market shift
The lighter grades of prime hogs gained 5 to 15 cents on the local market after Monday's adjustment. Heavy prime grades fell 10 cents while good packers held steady. Prime top reached 3.85 dollars. Calf and sheep sections list various weight ranges and prices for choice to good categories. Spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds bring around 6.00 to 7.00 dollars, buck lambs about 4.00 to 5.00 dollars, with other ranges noted by quality.
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INS
S “Ae : Ae Sons
Chicago
Everand
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St Lous
Ers
Sharps
Kansas City
Tcs Dept .Agnitre
Iowa
THY Associated Press
Ottusiwa
Menday
Mason City
Waterloo
Ihs
Des Moines
Jowef
Slauchter Lambs Sraticire Lambs
Choice
Abex
Sinclair
Cence
Aes Sane Ae
United States Seen as Big Corporation by Burlington Speaker
Col Charles Day Palmer told Rotary Club that the United States operates like a vast corporation with all citizens as stockholders. He cited foreign and domestic trade, dollar stabilization, and argued the dollar should retain its value at 23.22 grains of gold amid a recent receivership for reorganization.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Banc
Adams Express
Windsor Motors
Adams Milhis
Trapp_ Motors
la Air Reduction
Llls Central
Alaska Juneau
Indus Rayon
Allegheny Corp
Inspiration Seeeg
Allied Chem
Intl Cement
Allis Chalmers
Harv
Amerada Corp
Aickel Yeerde
Johns Manville
Mach & FP
Kroner G & B
Bits
Lenigh Vasley
Lauriard Prep
Louisvie Gas
NeKeesport_Tin
xteKesson
Rob Brnam
Wat
Eourn Auto
Natl
Pow & L
Aviation Corp , ll'aNatl Steel
Baldwin Loca
Central
Balto & Cho
HW & H
Bendis
Taba Noranda Mines
Het & Co
Nor Pac
Beth Stee
North Amn
Hornen Co
Oris Fley
Hore Warrer
Otis Steet
Brees
Brook Su
Burranushs
Penn
Hoyers AM
A Peoples
la Pheips Dade
Es Philips Pet
Canada
Drv
Pullsbury
Sprondor Gambel
Caterpi
Pullman
Radin Keith
Ches Coin
Cme PA Pog
Cmsipap Pia
Rieon Too
Teede Baker Son
Aserica
Feye I
Uri
United Fruit
Aqreen Motors
Tt & Binet
Cones
Quaker
Suctt
Cordcorp
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Great Corporation of
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Charles Day Palmer
Burlington
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
United States
Col. Palmer
Palmer
Fairfax Joy Festival to Be Held Wednesday
Fairfax Joy Festival under St Patrick's church auspices draws Cedar Rapids visitors and locals for an annual event with afternoon and evening programs. A 1:30 PM Fairfax vs Watkins baseball game opens the lineup, followed by amusement rides and races, a 4 PM band concert, and a 5 PM to 8 PM chicken dinner with pavilion dancing and the Royal Entertainers.
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Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick's Church
Fairfax
Watkins
Deaths in Cedar Rapids area mark long lives and losses
A Cedar Rapids pioneer John Zvacek 93 dies at his son Joseph Zvacek’s home. Other obituaries list Mrs Rachel Low 63 of St Petersburg Fla, Mrs Judith Kozik 54 of Cedar Rapids, Mrs Anna Parkan 64, and John Brown 71. Funeral plans cite Barta chapel Linwood St Johns and St Wenceslas details with survivors named. Burial arrangements and calling hours noted for each case.
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John Zvacek
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Zvacek
Mallory Street
California
Joseph
Emma Zvacek
Tillie Janko
Joseph Becicka
John, Jr
Barta Chapel
Rachel Low
George E. Low
St. Petersburg
Fla
Victor Merveaux
Sixteenth Street
Paul D
Walter D
Victor D
Robert W Merveaux
Henrietta Piel
Los Angeles
Calif
Evelyn and
Jeanette Merveaux
Low
Judith Kozik
George Kozik
Eighth Street
Zlichov
Bohemia
Mary Pesek
Elizabeth Kozik
Alexander Kozik
Jeanne Marie Kozik
Anna Parkan
Joseph Parkan
Twentieth Avenue
Lfe
Emaina Diggin
Anna Stourne
Beery
Wilma Ernest
Susan Parkan
Frank Dwyer
Frank Cejeu
Parkan
Zdenka Havberk Lodge
St Wenceslas
Father V Hlubek
Bt John Cemetery
John Brown
Margaret Brown
Second Avenue
New Hampton
Henry
Chicago
Ben
Davenport
Margaret
Laura Brown
Duke Sinnard
Acnes Brown
Kearns Family Reunion Marks 24th Annual Gathering
The descendants of John and Margaret Kearns held their twenty fourth annual reunion Sunday at Springville with about one hundred attendees. John Stewart presented a carved gavel from an apple tree planted by John Kearns on the old farm ten miles east of Marion, now owned by Ralph Kearns. Several speakers followed and officers were re-elected as dozens of relatives from Marion, Mount Vernon, Central City, Palo, Oskaloosa, Brandon, Paralta, Cedar Rapids and nearby towns gathered for the event.
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John
Margaret Kearns
Springville
John Stewart
John Kearns
Kearns
Marion
Ralph Kearns
Marvin Johnston
Mount Vernon
J. Willis Brown
Frank Kearns
Merle Tanner
Palo
Frank O'Meara
Tom Kearns
Central City
Frank V. Kearns
Walnut
Matthew M. Kearne
Lowell and
Kennedy
Moille
Ill
Thomas A. Kearns
Ben
Betty O'Meara
Elmer Butler
Brandon
Anna Johnston
Wilmer
John Rickard
Samuel Johnston
Arlene
Genevieve
Ed van Gorkom
Cedar Rapids
Clyde Kearns
Valentine Kearns
William Kearns
Mabel Kearns
John Howe
George Campbell
J. W. Hyde
Ivan Mann
Robert
Marton
Mrs. C. W. Ralston Is Recent Bride
A recent bride is Mrs. Carroll W. Ralston formerly Frances Jane Ozburn of Marion. She wed C. W. Ralston, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ralston of Springville, at the Marion Presbyterian manse last week. The couple, now on the Ralston farm near Springville, are the children of Mr. and Mrs. William Ozburn of Marion.
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Carroll W. Ralston
Frances Jane Ozburn
Marion
C. W. Ralston
E. J. Ralston
Springville
Golf tournament determines sixth player for Winton trip
Walter Van Fossen defeated Elmer Kudrle by one stroke in a four man event to decide the sixth team member for the forthcoming tourney at Winton next Sunday. Van Fossen posted 76 with John Pazour and W. H. Balster also in the field. The team includes Harold Ballard Ted Strausberger H. C. Jensen John Krause Gilbert Gordon and Walter Van Fossen. Roy Kilburn and his brother, formerly of Marion, visited local friends en route to Wyoming after news of their mother’s death in Missouri.
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G. L. Martin
Harold
Clarence Reinhard
Clarence
John Reinhard
Ames
Des Moines
Anna Helen Martin
Arminta Davidson
Fred Lidale
Harold Martin
Fort Des Moines
Walter van Fossen
Elmer Kudrle
Winton
van Fossen
John H. Pazour
W. H. Balster
Harold Ballard
Ted Strausberger
H. C. Jensen
John Krause
Gilbert Gordon
Roy Kilburn
Marion
Wyoming
Missouri
Court House News Ghosts of slander action remade in court
Rose Kengley files a 22 page petition to set aside a January deed decree granting Mrs Harper. The case centers on sheriff deeds to four Cedar Rapids properties once owned by Rush and a 1930 slander judgment against Rush. Kangley challenges Harper's action citing irregular notices while Rush's bankruptcy in Illinois 1931 discharged claims.
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Rose Harper
Frank Rush
Rose Kengley
Mrs Harper
H C. Ring
Harper
Miss Kangley
Rush
Crissman, Linville and Bleakiey
Cedar Rapids
Central City Man Faces Larceny and Breakin Charges
Irving Fleming, 24, of Central City, pled not guilty in district court to two larceny counts and a burglary count. True informations allege thefts from summer cabins of Bernard Cog Rock and J. V. Mulvany near Central City, with a total around £9,500. Also charged with taking a saw mandrel from Joe Planer of Anamosa. Fleming was arrested by Sheriff Day Davis and Deputy Rock on August 2.
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Irving Fleming
Central City
Datriet
AB Clark
Thompson Memingta
Bhernit Cog Rock
J. V. Mulvany
Cedar Rapids
Rock Place
Veo
Mulvany
Flo
Joe Planer
Anamosa
Fleming
Rock
Sherifday Davis
Ely Trust and Savings Bank to Pay Ten Percent Dividend
Judge A B Clark in district court authorized a ten percent dividend to Ely Trust and Savings Bank depositors. Receiver D W Bates, with examiner Ben S Summerwill, secured the order on the bank’s closure last Jan 5. The Standard Glass and Paint Co seeks a $30617 judgment in a separate district court account suit against Albert Arp.
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A. B. Clark
Ely Trust and Savings Bank
D. W . Bates
Ben S. Summerwill
Standard Glass and Paint Company
Albert Arp
Thirteenth Gott family reunion at Thomas park
The thirteenth Gott family reunion drew 74 attendees at Thomas park with Mrs. John Olinger elected president, David Gott vice president, and Mrs. Frank Root secretary and treasurer. Plans set for the next reunion on the third Sunday in August at the same park.
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Center Point
Waubeck, Whittier
Alburnett, Robins
Toddville
Cedar Rapids
Marion
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