Hogs Continue Downward Trend as Market Opens Soft
Market opens slow with hogs 5 to 10 cents lower than Friday as receipts at Chicago Kansas City Omaha St Louis and Des Moines show varied totals. Early top price for choice medium hogs around 11.40, off 80 cents from last Monday with wholesale softness across regions.
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Cincago
INS
Marobo
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
St. Pau
Indianapoli
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Ottumwa
Greeacea Art
Mason
Des Moines
Good Packers
Iowa
U .S. Dept. Agricultures
Southern Minesota
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kansas
Chicago livestock market sees mixed hogs and cattle prices
Receipts rise across hogs cattle and sheep with uneven demand and pockets of firmness. Direct hog sales reach high bids around 11.40 while lighter weights hover near 10 to 11 dollars. cattle show limited good offerings and a general softening trend. sheep and lambs steady to slightly lower in ongoing regional markets with varied bids.
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Grauee
Lio
HOGS
Avent
Ayr
ST. Pave Livestock South
PAUL
US_ Dent Agricultures
Kearce
Sinclair Nog
Sinclair's
Boston
Far
Local Hog Prices Slip Showing Broad Declines
Hog prices on the local market weaken further with drops of 5 to 15 cents across grades bringing top quotes down to 11 dollars. The cattle market also shows weakness as feeders and ranchers reassess values amid softer demand.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A dated Cedar Rapids list shows wholesale grain quotes for Wheat New oats rye barley corn and miscellaneous farm produce including hens and springs. It lists meat hides and animal weights with No 1 and No 2 classifications and horse prices amid broader commodity pricing.
Bond Markets Observe Auction Move To Federal Farm Bureau
The Treasury extends auction bidding to Federal Farm Mortgage Corp issues amid uneven trading across the government bond list. Prices ease across most federal issues though Treasury 3s rise fractionally, with some utilities and corporate issues drifting. Boston trade notes cite wool market gains and steady prices in late autumn activity.
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NOW York Bond Review
New York
Treasury
Mortearge Corp
Federal Farm Bureau
Federal Farm
Treasury 3
Frm American
International Telephone
Hedge selling on wheat market pushes prices down
Chicago report shows wheat futures slumping 4% to 34 cents lower as hedge selling and light demand weigh on the market. Corn and oats largely hold, with mixed cash prices and broad uncertainty over Canadian surplus and international stockpiles amid bullish longer term signals from Liverpool and cotton markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Commission
Northwest
Wall St. Stocks Hold Steady After Late Trading Move
The New York stock market paused from its forenoon peak but kept a firm tone in late trading Monday. Pont rose to 119, a yearly high, as Cerro de Pasco and Kennecott gained about two points and several industrials advanced. Utilities and rails were mixed, with American Telephone and Consolidated Gas dipping slightly while American and Union Pacific edged higher. Approximate volume reached 1.5 million shares, with copper and steel leads drawing fresh buying and a broad advance in many issues including U.S. Steel, Otis Steel, Bethlehem, and Boeing Airplane.
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New York
Pont
Cerro de Pasco
Kennecott
U. S. Steel
Otis Steel
Bethlehem
Auburn Auto
Houdaille-Hershey
Anaconda
Boeing Airplane
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
American
Union Pacific
London
Republic Steel
du Pont
U. S. Smelting
Phelps Dodge
Engineers Public Service Preferred
North American
United Corp
Western Union
J. J. Case
Delaware & Hudson
American Water Works
Chrysler
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Hone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Rumley
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny Corpn
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Tel
Vad
Johns Manville Allied Chem
Kayser
Jul
Allis Chalmers
Motion Amerada Corpn
Ken
Amn Roll’ Mills
Marshall Fid
Amn
Amn Steel Fdys Iota Mathieson
Ark Amn
Amn Woolen May Dept
Maytar Mig
Wat
Miami Copper
Ark Nat Gas Armour Com
Atchison T
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Murray Corpn
Atlantic Rte
Nash Motors
Aviation Corpn
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Biscuit
Distirs
Pow & L
Bendix
Best & Co
Genial Beth Steeli Ag
Boeing Bohn Alum
Norands Mines
Borden Co
Nor Pac Borg Warner
North Amn
Ohio
Briggs Miz
Brooklyn
M Tanys
Otis Eley Bucyrus
Eric Budd Wheel
Owens
Otis Steel Burroughs
Packard Mtrs Byers
Cal & Heels Canada Dry
Park
Utah
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Penna
Pac
Penney
Caterpillar
Celanese
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodse Si
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury Ghes & Ohio
Plymouth
Ches Corpn
Omstp&p
Stp&p
Cheo & NW
Mtr Cities Service
Proctor Gambel i
Pullman
Coron
Keith
Coca Col
Rand
Palmolive
Colo Fuel Us
Carbon
Col Gas & Elec
Congoleum
Consol Gas
Consol OL
Conti
Conti Oil del Corn Products Gream of
Whrown Cork Crucible Steel Cub Am
Gold Dust
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Pale Granby Copper
Hiram Walker
Howe Sound
Hudson
Motors
Hupp Motors
Mls
Central
Rey Steel
Ecenley
Seaboard
Sears Roebuck
Bervel. Inc
Fou P R Sur
Sou Railway
Spercy Corp
Joe Lead
North& Wes
Calif
Ind
Frisco
Brew Warner
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Tex Corn
Aaimex
Tidewater
Timken
Tex Land
Trans-American Union Carbide Inc
Union Pac
Ian
Uni Corp
Uni
United Fruit Riis Unt. Gas Co
Gas Imp
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Tercholy Nutler Bros Cent
Hellemann
Libb
McNeil Beach Coron
Cherry Burt
Marshall Fid Cheaga
Ceoron Crone
Sparks Qin Ouaker
Swift
Srift Intra
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Report Summary
Grain prices across Chicago and Minneapolis reflect mixed bids for wheat corn soybeans and barley. No 2 yellow corn bids near 80 cents per bushel while No 2 red hard spring wheat trades around 1.10 per bushel and durum futures top about 1.20. Minnesota receipts show stronger bids on No 1 dark northern wheat and commodity grades vary by protein and weight.
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Chicago
Jake
Minneapolis
Couple Jump From Upstairs Window Of Burning House
Forrest Ryan suffered injuries after leaping from a second floor window of the Lyman Woolstrum residence during a Monday 2 am fire. The house, tenanted by Woolstrum's son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ryan, was trapped by flames. insurance coverage was partial. Origin of the fire is unknown.
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Bpecal
the Gazette
Waukon
Forrest Ryan
Lyman Woolstrum
Woolstrum
Ryan
Musketeers Drum Corps Honored After Omaha Competition
Cedar Rapids Musketeers Drum and Bugle corps returned from Omaha where they finished second among eleven Nebraska and Iowa groups at the Omaha Music Festival. Des Moines Legion Junior won the event with Newton Veterans of Foreign Wars junior corps third. Drum major Joe Markey led Cedar Rapids as listed along with many named players and supervisor Jack Fromm.
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Cedar Rapids Musketeers
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Omaha World Herald
Des Moines Legion
Newton Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joe Markey
N. J. Markey
Elwyn Baumgartner
Charles Brabbit
Dick Brabbit
George Brems
Don Brown
Howard Cole
Richard Cook
Richard Cornwell
Billy Cregson
Ralph Doran
Billy Duster
Alvin Edaburn
R. Dean Finnigan
Jackie Fryrear
Robert Goodhart
Jerry Glaza
Donald Hall
Jack Harrington
Jimmie Harris
Bud Hughes
Ray Ingham
Ralph Ingersoll
Bob Johnson
Gene Metje
Billy McManus
Donald Nelson
Roy Norberg
George Schmitt
Erwin Schmitt
Peter Schwinn
Donald Schwinn
Bob Smythe
Eugene Stewart
Byron Stewart
Robert Stuber
Eugene Stepanek
Laurance Williams
Raymond Winters
Bob Wilber
Max Wells
James Sibert
Bill Kindig
Bob Beach
Nadine McManus
Jack Fromm
Pass Ordinance For Stricter Regulation Of Taxicab Drivers
A proposed city ordinance to tighten cab driver licensing passed its first and second readings at a Monday city council meeting. Final action is set for next Monday. The measure requires two recent photos with each license application, one to be attached to the license and the other filed with the council. Each cab must display a readable driver license photo, and penalties cap at 100 dollars or 30 days in jail.
City Plans Sale of 43000 Sewer Bonds
The city council passed a resolution authorizing the publication of a notice to sell 43000 sewer outlet and purifying plant bonds. Bids will be opened by the council on Thursday September 12. Bonds dated January 1 1934 mature eight thousand dollars on January 1 1951 and eleven thousand dollars the following year.
Chicago Produce Futures and Receipts Report
Chicago and New York markets show mixed activity with butter eggs and poultry prices steady to firm. Receipts in Chicago include 9,81 creamery specials and eggs 8,040, while New York notes steady to firm live poultry and butter with varied cheese and butter prices across grades.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Ile
U. S
Idaho
U .S
Wisconsin Cobblers US
Minnesota
New York
Marion News highlights golf results and local events
Marion defeats Monticello 35 to 1 214 in a Sunday golf match at the local club. Junior Reed led Marion with a 79. Women’s championship pairings include Betty Mae Marchant and Mrs Al Cash in one up, Harle Boileau and Mrs Harold Ballard two up, and others. Audrey Maxon hosts a birthday party with local families, and J E Sidlinger announces the Bernice Louise Reid marriage to Paul Reid at Anamosa.
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Marion
Monticello
Junior Reed
Betty Mae Marchant
al Cash
Harle Boileau
Harold Ballard
Ralph Fitzgerald
Ronald Booth
Gilbert Gordon
Lumer Lorence
John Mulvaney
L. R. Marsh
B. Davis
Kenneth Murdock
W. H. Balster
Donald Wolf
Edythe Gordon
Louis Ross
Joan Balster
George Pearson
L. R. Hermann
Frank Allen
Leo Nolan
Pfeiffer family holds 101st reunion at Thomas Park
One hundred one Pfeiffer relatives gathered at Thomas park for their annual reunion. The oldest attendee was 84 year old Mary Heiserman of Quasqueton, while the youngest were seven week old Charlotte Ann Haars of Rowley and Harry Devere Oakley of Marion. New members include Norman Crawford Wallace Fairchild and Keith Chesmore, with guests from Rowley Walker Independence Quasqueton Winthrop Waterloo Cedar Rapids Marion and Beloit Wisconsin.
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Pfeiffer
Thomas Park
Mary Heiserman
Quasqueton
Charlotte Ann Haars
Rowley
Harry Devere Oakley
Marion
Norman Crawford
Wallace Fairchild
Keith Chesmore
Walker
Independence
Winthrop
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Elza Joseph Mentzer
Funeral services for Elza Joseph Mentzer, who died Friday, will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Yocom Chapel with Rev. W. E. Fisher officiating. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery. Pallbearers named. The article also notes several relatives and friends traveling or visiting for funerals and local events including a large list of names and place mentions.
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Elza Joseph Mentzer
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
The
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
W. W. Vaughn
C. E. Gordon
W. T. Jackson
S. J. Hines
Henry Arp
Elmer Sceven
J. P. Mentzer
J. G. Blesch
Chicago
B. F. Mentzer
Jay Alexander
Pocatello
Ida
Alexander
Mentzer
Blesch
Daisy Elaine Morehouse to wed Theodore C Munier of Marion
Mr and Mrs F M Morehouse announce the marriage of their daughter Daisy Elaine to Theodore C Munier of Marion. The ceremony was conducted by Rev C C Carrigues of the Christian church in Iowa City on August 23. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Elmer Ross of Iowa City. The couple will reside on a farm near Marion after September 3.
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J. E. Sidlinger
Bernice Louise
Paul Reid
Roy Reid
Springville
Anamosa
Harry Green
Glenn Mollenhauer
Marion
Marion High School
Ida Lillie
Mary Hanna
F. M. Morehouse
Daisy Elaine
Theodore C. Munier
C. C. Carrigues
The
Christian Church
Iowa City
Elmer Ross
Reinheimer Announces Engagement of Margaret Reinheimer
Mr and Mrs M P Reinheimer announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Thomas Ondrus of Chicago. The wedding will take place Sept 1.
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M. P. Reinheimer
Seventh Avenue
Margaret
Thomas Ondrus
Chicago
Reunion Speakers at Old Settlers’ Am in City Park
The Old Settlers’ reunion program in the city park Thursday features Rev. Dilman Smith of Des Moines speaking on The Spirit of Iowa in the afternoon. Morning speaker John Redmond of Robins will give the welcome, with mayor John H. Pazour presiding. The list also notes numerous local visits and social gatherings among residents and guests over the weekend.
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Old Settlers
Pr ‘Am
Dilman Smith
Des Moines
Spirit of Iowa
Jesse Wilson
B. C. Busby
Marion
Fred Butler
Springville
John H. Pazour
John Redmond
Robins
Foreign exchange demand across nations reported in New York
The report lists exchange demand figures by country and currency, noting values for Great Britain France Italy Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Romania Argentina Brazil Mexico and other markets. The data include specific numeric figures and mention Montreal for a New Week report.
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Fortin Fxchange
NEW York
Great Britain
Prance Gam
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Tuguslavia
Austria
Hungary
Rarmania
Brazil
Sugar Market Holds Steady Amid Rice, Flour Notes
In New York sugars flat at 3.45 spot and 350 forward with no sales. Futures nearby down 1 point with mixed reactions. Refined sugar remains firm. Minneapolis flour unchanged with carload notes. Family patents listed at 795 and 8 barrel shipments. Cotton sacks 98 pounds with bran and middlings prices shown.
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New York
Minneapolis
Jaquay Takes First In Tama Water Race
Tama In. Several hundred people attended the water carnival at Lake Cherry bathing beach. R Glen Jaquay won the men's swimming race with Leonard Cherry taking second. LeRoy Glendy won for boys under 12 and Jimmie OConnor won for 12 to 17. Other winners included Fred Dolash in the motor boat race and Edward Hanus in multiple boys divisions.
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Tama In
Lake Cherry
R. Glen Jaquay
Leonard Cherry
LeRoy Glendy
Jimmie O’connor
Dale Cumpston
Raymond Crawford
Fred Dolash
Two Injured As Truck And Automobile Collide
J C Thomassen 28 of 314 E avenue NW and Ollie Henderson 18 of 416 Fifth street SE were slightly hurt when a Lynch Transfer truck and Hendersons light sedan collided at the Eighth avenue Seventh street SE intersection. Thomassen suffered a severed right arm and Henderson a head wound as the truck overturned and the sedan mounted the curb but stayed upright.
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J. C. Thomassen
E Avenue NW
Lynch
Ollie Henderson
Fifth Street
Henderson
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street SE
Thomassen
Seventh Street
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Phyllis Branite
Ruth Harmon
Lisa
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Pfeiffer Reunion
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J. J. Albaugh
C. C. Scott
This City
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Freeport, Ill
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West Liberty
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Clarence
Ray Bodger
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Herman Koch
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Paralta
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Jane
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Mrs. Bates
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George
Oak Park
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This
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Clinton
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Lisbon
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Mr. Daniels
Tama
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Riverside, Calif
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G. O. Pyle
Robert Oxley
Isabelle Maxon
St. Luke's Hospital
Eugene Simson
Grace H. Starr Missionary Society of the Christian Church
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Freeport, NL
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Niagara Falls
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Gilmore
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Milwaukee
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Swea City
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Stockton
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Burch Ave
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Labor Day
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Maurie Sherman
Mt. Vernon Ave
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Joe Fisher
ORCH
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