Livestock Prices Hold Steady and Week’s Advances Maintained
Chicago markets showed steady hog and cattle values with receipts near normal. Hogs topped around 7.55 to 7.40 for light weights, cattle steady with steers around 10.25 and average near 7.25, while sheep and lambs remained steady in the three-market totals.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
GALES
Bikers
Bikers. Coms No. Ave. Amt
Zoo
East Buffalo
Pittshburgh
Chicago Livestock
Dept. Agricultures
Velv O
Prades
Apt
Hotat
Hogs Unchanged On Local Market
Local market quotes for hogs show no change with prices steady. The top bid remains 6.75 for good to choice hogs 180 to 200 pounds, with Liberal premiums paid according to quality and condition. cattle and sheep markets show steady to modest gains and steady demand across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Sinclair
Ateady
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Wheat Prices and Farm Goods
Local Cedar Rapids listings show mixed farm commodities and wholesale produce prices. Wheat and oats rates appear alongside livestock, fruits, vegetables, and cured hides with varied cents and dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry
Lovc
Grain Market Roundup From Minneapolis Curbside Quotes
Minneapolis cash grain reports show wheat and corn bids with mixed protein notes and fluctuating futures. No 2 yellow, No 1 dark northern and amber durum bids appear amid receipts of 208 cars, compared with 294 last year, as prices range around 1.10 to 1.16 per bushel for various grades and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Duluth
Kansas
Bond Markets Trade Mixed as Gains Persist in New York
In New York the bond market showed modest gains from the prior session with government issues advancing and Treasury notes trading near week highs. Southern Pacific and Santa Fe bonds moved to the week’s top levels while some corporate bonds posted smaller improvements. premiums and prices remained firm in Treasury issues ahead of key auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theaugh
Southern
Bat Frare
Gta Southern Railway
Great Northern
Santa Fe
Nataoces Treasury
U. S
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
Loew's
Western Union
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers
Eastman Kodak
Montgomery Ward
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
N. Y. Central
Southern Railway
Markets Update From New York and Chicago Produce Pages
New York reach shows steady prices across fruits meats and poultry with receipts mixed and unchanged values. Chicago reports unsettled butter and steady potatos and poultry with freight grades unchanged and various regional bean shipments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Idaho
Racy Springs
Hunger Strike at XEAL Radio Ends Over Back Wages in Mexico City
A three day hunger strike by XEAL performers ended after manager Manuel Jaso paid 13000 pesos in back salaries to Juan de Pras Bojorquez of the labor department. The station, located in Mixcoac, resumed normal operations as artists broke their fast and went to a restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
XEAL
Manuel Jaso
Juan de Pras Bojorquez
Labor Department
Bojorquez
Mixcoac
Perry And Austin Ranked At Top By William Tilden
In Racquet magazine William Tilden, former tennis king, ranks amateur players led by Frederick J Perry of England and Henry W Austin of England. The list includes Baron Gottfried Von Cramm of Germany Jack Crawford of Australia Sidney B Wood Jr U S Francis X Shields U S Vivian McGrath of Australia Christian E Boussus of France Roderick Menzel of Czechoslovakia and Lester R Stoefen of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Racquet
William T. Tilden
Frederick J Perry
England
Henry W
Bunny” Austin
Baron Gottfried von Cramm
Germany
Jack Crawford
Australia
Sidney B Wood, Jr
Francis X. Shields
U. S
Vivian McGrath
Christian E. Boussus
France
Roderick Menzel
Czechoslovakia
Lester R. Stoefen
U.S
Iowa Judge Wins Dry Fly Accuracy Title
Judge E. E. Cavanaugh of Fort Dodge won the dry fly accuracy title at the twenty sixth annual tournament of the National Association of Angling Clubs. He scored 96 points among thirty four competitors casting nearest to a hidden target in Forest Park lagoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST Louis
E. E. Cavanaugh
Fort Dodge, Jr
National Association of Angling Clubs
Cavanaugh
Forest Park
Roosevelt Hotel Junior Team Faces Quasqueton Sunday
The Roosevelt hotel juniors will play the Quasqueton juniors this Sunday at Quasqueton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Hotel
Quasqueton
Wall St. Stocks Edge Higher After Opening Rally
U.S. stock market traded unevenly with gains in late trading and a steadier close. Shares moved on light volume around 470000 transfers as corn led grains and bonds strengthened with several leading companies posting modest advances.
Mrs Louise Dostal Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Louise K Dostal wife of J L Dostal of 1939 Grande avenue SE died at home at 5 am after a lingering illness She was born in Bohemia May 31 1871 daughter of Prof Joseph Tlapa who preceded her in death about two years ago She came to the United States at 13 and settled in Cleveland later moving to Cedar Rapids Her survivors include her husband two children Mrs Frank B Benesh Cedar Rapids and Dr Robert J Dostal Santa Monica Calif three grandchildren The body is at Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise K. Dostal
J. L. Dostal
Grande Avenue SE
Bohemia
Joseph Tlapa
United States
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Esther Bear Vodicka Dies in Gary Ind Age 70
Mrs. R Esther Bear Vodicka wife of James Vodicka and former Cedar Rapids resident died Friday at her Gary Indiana home after a lingering illness. Born September 3 1899 in Cedar Rapids she worked for Iowa Equitable Life for 13 years and later as a cashier in Gary. She is survived by her husband her parents four brothers and three sisters. Funeral services for Miss Ethel Thomas 44 will be held Monday at Bethel AME church with Rev John Collins officiating.
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Esther Bear Vodicka
Gary
Ind
James Vodicka
Cedar Rapids
William T. S. Bear
Iowa Equitable Life Company
Rockford
Chicago
Marion
W. Loren Bear
Wilbur Bear
Wesley
Ellwood Bear
Columbia
Utah
Fred Verink
Town Falls
Cecil Collins
Viola
Lavinia McCort
Ethel Thomas
Tyler Drive
Mercy Hospital
Montrose
Thomas
William Thomas
Quincy
Bethel African Methodist Church
John W. Collins
Johnson Mortuary
Sixth Street
New Deal Faces Old Party Split as League Debates Rights
Roosevelt dodges invitation to join the Smith Davis league while Hopkins jokes their stance is so far right no one will find them. The dialogue touches on jobs, housing, education, and a possible direct challenge to the New Deal amid right left tensions.
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League
Alfred E. Smith
John W. Davis
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Lghtly
Hopkins
Europe
England
Roosevelt
Parachute Band Set for Jazz Concert at Leningrad Fete
A parachute band will perform at the Leningrad aviation fete, jumping from a plane to descend and play jazz. The event was announced Saturday and features a big airplane drop as part of the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Births Reported for Four Families with Daughters
Four births announced. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Cupp at Mercy hospital on August 24. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Rammelsberg at Mercy hospital on August 24. A 7 pound daughter named Retha Ellen to Mr and Mrs Charles Vornholt of Solon on August 15. A daughter named Lorraine to Mr and Mrs Henry Luedemann at 625 Sixteenth Street NE on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cupp
IT Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Charles Rammelsberg
Second Avenue
Charles Vornholt
Solon
Retha Ellen
Henry Luedemann
Sixteenth Street
Lows Lorraine 1Aug
Iowa Moose Open Convention Opens in Cedar Rapids
The twenty first annual Iowa Loyal Order of Moose state convention begins in Cedar Rapids with 27 lodges represented. More than 500 expected for Sunday program. Des Moines and Davenport drill teams to perform. officers to be elected. Moosehaven policy to be discussed. Women of the Moose hold parallel conference with welcome addresses and sessions on publicity and social services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
Cedar Rapids
John Cermansky
Sioux City
Iowa
Women of the Moose
Davenport
Waterloo
Des Moines
Hugh Orchard
J. Willis Pierson
Mooseheart
Ill
Montrose
Bessie J. Berkla
Hulda Martinec
Nettie Koons
Iowa Board approves 75 percent cut for Cedar Rapids Marion street railway
The Iowa state board of assessment and review upheld a 75 percent reduction in the 1934 assessment of the Cedar Rapids and Marion City Street railway. They stated the company would suspend operations if relief was not granted. The 1933 assessment was $12,000 per mile for 21.94 miles. the 1934 figure drops to $3,000 per mile.
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Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review
Robert M. Vesely
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Board of Review
E. W. Sweany
Governor Frees Morris on King's Recommendation
Cleve Morris of near Toddville, serving concurrent one year terms for larceny and attempt to suborn perjury, is released under Governor Clyde Herring's suspension order. Judge H. C. Ring had recommended release after months in the county jail, with County Attorney G. K. Thompson not consulted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Morris
Toddville
Edwin W. Lundquist
Clyde Herring
Morris
H. C. Ring
District Court
Ring
G. K. Thompson
Linn County
Grand Jury
Chain Lakes
Will of Willis DeClow Admitted To Probate In Cedar Rapids
The will of Willis DeClow who died Aug 1 was admitted to probate in district court by Judge H C Ring. The sole exception to the estate left to Lucy DeClow wife and executrix are bequests to Orrie DeClow of Sherman NY and Frank DeClow. The will dated Jan 22 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis DeClow
Cedar Rapids
H C. Ring
Orrie DeClow
Sherman
Frank DeClow
Lucy DeClow
Linn county relief payroll tops prior totals
Linn county work relief payroll for the week totals 7994.10 for 1248 workers who logged 15985 hours. The payroll marks the largest since the program began last April. Last week payroll was 6680 for 1165 workers.
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Linn County
County
Funeral Services for William Ed win Carver in Marion
William Ed win Carver 75 longtime Marion resident died Thursday after a long illness. Funeral plans set for Sunday at 2 30 p m at his home with Elder B F Marrs of Wewoka Okla in charge Burial at Oak Shade cemetery He was born Aug 16 1859 near Iowa City and moved to Marion in 1864 He married Cora Mullin in 1882 and Adelaide Kramer in 1927 Survived by his widow six children one brother and fifteen grandchildren Two siblings and two sisters preceded him in death.
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William Edwin Carver
Marion Road
B. F. Marrs
Wewoka
Okla
Oak Shade Cemetery
Mr. Carver
Henry E
Little Ann Glascoe Carver
Iowa City
Seventh Day Church of God
Cora Mullin
Heis
Hubert E
Boyd, Tex
Myrtle Ford
Ludlowville
N. Y
Esther van Horn
Milton
Wis
Victor
Arcadia
Calif
Carl
Dorothy
Frank
Marion
John
George
Sarah Cleveland
Pte Fisher
Eastman Boy Hurt In Fall From Automobile
Six year old John Eastman son of Dr and Mrs D A Eastman of Marion was treated at St Luke s hospital after a fall from a car driven by his mother between Coggon and Manchester Friday. X rays showed no fracture and his condition was fairly good though he remained for observation for possible inter cranial injury.
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St. Luke's Hospital
John Eastman
D. A. Eastman
Marion
Coggon
Manchester
Wallace predicts world wheat AAA extension and policy shift
Secretary Wallace expressed substantial hope that an international agreement controlling wheat production will be extended into 1935 and beyond despite the London committee's adjournment. He cited the November Budapest meeting as key to reconciling differences with importing and exporting nations while the AAA relaxes wheat controls enabling 90 percent base acreage for next year.
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Washington
Wallace
International Wheat Advisory Committee
London
Budapest
United States
AAA
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local News
Etta Tom departed Friday night for Erie Kansas. John Balik of 1124 Sixth Street SE was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Justice Almon S. Reed for intoxication, with all but three days suspended for good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Balik
Sixth Street
Almon S. Reed
Gable Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving in Police Court
Bob Gable of 722 Fourth Avenue SE pled guilty to reckless driving in police court. He was fined $100 and costs with the fine suspended on payment of costs. His driving license is suspended for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Gable
Fourth Avenue SE
Gable
Woman Arrested on Warrant Receives Suspended Sentence
Mary Holecek of 1213 Third Street SE was arrested on a warrant from her former husband and Justice Almon S. Reed. She appeared before Justice Reed and was sentenced to thirty days in county jail for assault and battery, suspended on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holecek
Third Street
Justic Almon S. Reed
Justice Reed
Man changes plea in intoxication case fined ten dollars
H P Cook, who pled not guilty in police court Friday, changed his plea today and was fined $10 and costs. Unable to pay, he was locked up. Pat Calahan, Wallace Diehl, 1122 B avenue NE, and R C Schaffer, 1612 Wildwood drive NE, suffered the same fate on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H P Cook
Pat Calahan
Wallace Diehl
B Avenue NE
R. C. Schaffer
Wildwood Drive
Des Moines Stop Highlights Regional Travel Circulation
Or Pagison of Paulson Construction flew to Des Moines aboard a Cedar Rapids Airways plane piloted by Bob Strait. Other visitors included J. Henry Wall of Milwaukee bound for Omaha, W. B. Swaney of Fort Dodge for a Chevrolet dealers meeting, E. Brazelton of Chicago en route tomonticello, and a Chicago Air Service craft en route to Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or. Pagison
Paulson Construction Company
Des Moines
Bob Strait
Cedar Rapids Airways, Inc
J. Henry Wall
Milwaukee
Omaha
W. B. Swaney
Fort Dodge
Chevrolet
E. Brazelton
Chicago
Monticello
Chicago Air Service
Cheyenne
Exports Grow While Imports Decrease
Washington AP reports July exports reached 161.79 million dollars versus 144.11 million a year ago. July imports were 127.0 million, against 142.98 million last year. For seven months to July exports totaled 1.1987 billion, up from 813.44 million, while imports totaled 990.67 million, up from 735.07 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commerce Department
Marion area church services preview for Sunday
The list covers multiple denominations across Marion including Baptist with Rev Bridwell and sermons on courtship and companions, St Josephs Catholic mass times, Christian with Rev Biddle, Congregational with no morning service, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian sermon paths to God, Pauls Evangelical Lutheran anniversary joint observance, Neighborhood Chapel schedule, Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath school and worship times.
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William H. Bridwell
Raymond Echart
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
H. Oo. Allen
Arthur Lyons
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
J. M. Walters
H. M. Titus
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Walters
God
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
W E. Fisher
O. M. Carson
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. BE. Krog
Lutheran Church of
Central City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cedar Rapids
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Carl Carver
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Couples
Noel Albert Rose of And Ina Bessie Saling Arthur J Johnson and Tenet McGowen, both of Waterloo, Toddvitt of Cedar дату.
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Noel Albert Rose
Bessie
Saling Rapids
Arthur J. Johnson
Tenet
McGowen
Waterloo
Toddvitt
Cedar
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Laurel, Neb
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New Castle, Neb
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Erie, Kan
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