Hog Market Sees Steady to Slightly Higher Prices in Chicago
Chicago AP reports hog prices held steady to 5 cents higher with strong demand and better spot sales. Top hog price reached 9.90, aided by robust shipments of 17,000 head and 7,500 direct sales, as buyers expect improved winter demand. Cattle and lamb sections show firm to higher prices for choice steers and natives, while hogs lead the gains amid steady to higher overall livestock demand.
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Ambs Firm
Coud Ty
Lightweicht
Fedig Ins Son
Wilson & CO
Wilson's
Parison Brothers & Co
Rhowrey
Good Ee
Cedar Rapids
Builetins
Winnipeg
Wis
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Local listings show grain and produce prices including oats rye and corn with multiple quality grades. Fruits vegetables and wholesale items such as grapes, apples, bananas, lettuce, cabbage and onions are priced along with cured hides and horse hides. Livestock figures include ducks hens and geese with assorted weights and classifications.
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Leshorns
Stige UC
Hennery
Local hogs rise slightly as packers lead gains
Local hog market shows general steady tone with the notable exception of top packers advancing five cents. Packer top price reaches 8 dollars 65 cents, while other markets remain unchanged amid Chicago cash grain and Minneapolis grain reports detailing various corn and bean prices and futures outlooks.
Wheat prices dip as Canadian selling looms on new board
Wheat futures slid on Wednesday after news of a new Canadian wheat board and possible aggressive selling. December fell to 95 1/2 cents, corn rose slightly, oats edged lower, and lard stayed steady as Winnipeg declines echoed in Chicago trading. Mill buying appeared but no December wheat delivery occurred yet.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
LIS
Eatry
Alleghany Corp. Ss
American
Foreign Power
Chesapeake and Ohio
Great Northern
International Telephone
New York Central Ss
Postal Telegraph
Southern Railway
United Drug
Sugar Market and Commodities Report Across Cities
New York sugar futures steady with minimal changes. Minneapolis notes flour price drops and assorted grains, cotton and bran shipments listed with unit prices. Foreign exchange rates show multiple European and global currencies with varied cent values. Boston wool market reports moderate sales of fine wools with ranges for combing and French wool grades.
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Minneapolis
Boston
Chicago Produce Markets Report With Butter Eggs Poultry Prices
Chicago and New York market briefs show receipts and steady to firm tones across butter eggs and poultry. Butter creamery firsts and extra firsts trade near six to seven cents. eggs steady with fresh graded firsts around 29 to 32 cents. poultry receipts show hens and live birds steady with turkeys and ducks priced per cwt and per unit.
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Leahorn
Idaho
Wisconsin
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New
Gen Yin Denics Ile Reported Murdered in Demilitarized Zone
Yin Ju Kerk, commissioner of the east Hipet demilitarized zone and head of the autonomous state, told the Inter Nation News Service he had not been shot and was alive. Reports of his assassination circulated after Thentsin newspapers published by Tunechow claimed he was killed.
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Pfip'ng
INS
Yin Ju- Kerk
East Hipet Demilitarized Zone
Interna- Nem 1
Cluntse
Thentsin
Bond Market In New York Feels Gains On Broad Demand
Buying orders flowed into the New York bond market with solid volume across prime investment and secondary groups. Prices rose despite discordant news including a fresh break in St Louis Southwestern Railway bonds and lingering concerns over cotton belt refunds and government debt.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
St Louis Southwestern Railway
Wall Street Stock Quiet Gains Across Oils Rails Industrials
Wall Street edged higher with a quiet accumulation of oils, rails, and industrials. Major gainers included U S Steel Bethlehem American Rolling Mills J I Case US&S Industrial Alcohol Foster Wheeler Sears Roebuck Standard Oil of New Jersey Continental Oil Amerada U S Smelting Union Pacific Northern Pacific Western Union. Trading slowed after the first hour with some shares flat.
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U.S Steel
Bethlehem
American Rolling Mills
J. I. Case
Us&s
Industrial Alcohol
Foster Wheeler
Sears Roebuck
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Continental Oil
Amerada Corp
U. S. Smelting
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Western Union
Chrysler
du Pont
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Chicago
Market Quotations and Dollar Movements in U S Stocks
The item lists broad stock quotations and prices from Adams Express to Wilson & Co with numerous named corporations and commodities. It notes steady foreign exchanges and mentions the publication by J. E. Bennett & Co with W. H. Jump as manager.
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U. S
Exoneration in Home Owners Loan Case and Public Notice
Federal Judge Charles Dewey exonerated A J L Kriedler of Iowa-Des Moines National Bank on charges of violating the home owners loan act. The district court also issues an original notice in Linn County Iowa detailing a civil action by Frank C. Welch and Paul H. Huston against B R Boyle and others for aEC judgment of 1682.27 plus interest and costs on a 1928 note, with a potential receivership and collateral description for Lot Four Infractional Block Seven in May and Covell’s Addition to Kingston now West Cedar Rapids. The action calls for defense by December 1935 and a January 1936 term with potential default and judgment if not defended.
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A. J L. Kriedler
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank
Charles Dewey
Dewey
Kriedjer
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Linn County
Frank C. Welch
Paul H. Huston
Cedar Rapids State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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B. R. Boyle
Perpetual Sayines & Loan Association
E. Pinney Coal Company
District Court of Iowan
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Kingston
West
Recorder's Office
B. R Boyle
Bey
District Court
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Knudsen Tops GM Pay List With $211,128
The article notes Public data shows big salaries at General Motors in 1934. William Knudsen, Detroit executive vice president, earned 211,128. Alfred P. Sloan Jr., president, earned 201,743. Ten GM executives topped 100,000 in salary and bonuses.
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General Motors Corporation
The
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General Motors
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Detroit
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Messer Block in Third Ave Sold to Hubbard Ice and Fuel
The Messer business block at 406-08-10 Third Avenue SE was sold for 30000 to Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company. Commander Frederick D Powers said the sale was handled by George P Witwer and Company and completes an investment purchase from Mrs Powers and her son B M Clark. The Globe Grocery and Market and Home Coal Company currently occupy the one story brick building, erected in 1917.
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Frederick D. Powers
Powers
B. M. Clark
Commander Powers
George P. Witwer and Company
Globe Grocery and Market
Home Coal Company
Fire Destroys Large Section of Dolan House Roof
A large roof section of John P. Dolan’s home at 1222 B Avenue NW was destroyed by a blaze reported to firemen at 2 30 p m on Wednesday. The fire damaged the structure with no initial reports of injuries or cause. Local investigators will assess the scene and determine the origin.
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John P. Dolan
B Avenue NW
Deaths John D. Stewart Funeral At 2 P.M. Thursday
Funeral services for John D. Stewart who died suddenly in his law office will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with Rev. Robert Little and Rev. J. Renwick McCullough officiating. Burial follows at Norway Cemetery. Mount Hermon lodge A F and A M will meet at 1 30 p.m. at the Masonic hall to attend in a body.
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Turner Chapel
Robert Little
J. Renwick McCullough
Norway Cemetery
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Cent Point Road Child Dies After Short Illness
Edward George Witlacil 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Witlacil of 1718 Center Point Road NE Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital Tuesday night after a brief illness He was born in Cedar Rapids December 29 1938 He is survived by his parents a sister Dolores and grandparents Mr and Mrs Matthew Pashakornis and Mrs Anna Witlaci Funeral arrangements will be announced Parone the Beatty mortuary ater
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Edward George Witlacil
George Witlacil
Center Point Road
Cedar Rapids
Dolores
Matthew Pashakornis
Anna Witlaci
Beatty Mortuary
Ater
James Finnie Dies at 60 in Cedar Rapids
James Finnie, 60, died suddenly at his home on 500 B Avenue NE at 9 p.m. Tuesday due to natural causes. Born in Canada, he lived in Cedar Rapids for twenty two years. He had no surviving relatives. Funeral services will be at Beatty chapel at 10 a.m. Friday with burial in Linwood cemetery.
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B Avenue NE
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Henry Briggs
Seventh Avenue
Johnson County
Springville
Marion
Funeral services for Eugene A. Grosjean held in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Eugene A. Grosjean will be held at 4 p.m. Thursday in Turner chapel with Rev. J. R. McCullough in charge. The body will be taken to Windom, Minnesota, for further services and burial. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Eugene A. Grosjean
Turner Chapel
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Funeral services for Hattie Quinn held at Bethel AME
Funeral services for Hattie Quinn will be at 2 30 pm Thursday at Bethel AME Church conducted by Rev J J Evans pastor assisted by Rev S J Caulder. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
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Births Reported for Three Families
A five pound daughter Marline Jane was born December 4 to Mr and Mrs Wallace Schaeperkochter at 640 Seventh Street SE. A daughter was born November 30 to Mr and Mrs Howard M Snyder of 316 Sixth Street SE at St Luke's hospital. A daughter was born December 3 to Mr and Mrs Reid L Hunt of Tipton at St Luke's hospital.
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Seventh Street SE
Marline Jane
Howard M. Snyder
Sixth Street SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Reid L. Hunt
Tipton
St. Luke’s Hospital
School Masters Club Dinner Draws County Leaders in Pilgrim Hall
De Witt Clinton county School Masters Club members and school boards from most towns met in Pilgrim hall for a dinner event. James A. Storing presided, main speaker George Claussen shared insights, with remarks by Fred C. Bowersox and T C Mocler. De Witt high school orchestra provided music. Marjorie Harrington performed a violin solo.
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Clinton County
Goose Lake
Camanche
Low Moor
Pilgrim Hall
James A. Storing
Elwood
George Claussen
Clinton
Fred C. Bowersox
T C Mocler
Cedar Falls
de Witt High School
H. L. Booth
Marjorie Harrington
DeWitt
Britain to See Barley Imports Rise on Beer Demand
A Washington AP report notes that the British agricultural department attributed higher beer consumption in Great Britain as a key factor in a projected increase in barley imports for the year ending June 30, 1936.
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Great Britain
The
Agricultural Department
Marion Woman 84 Dies. Rites Slated At Yocom Chapel
Mrs. George E. White 84 longtime Linn county resident died Wednesday at her daughter Mrs. Luella Hutton’s home 848 Eighth Avenue after two weeks illness. She was born Serena Ann Todd February 14 1851 at McComb NL and moved to Iowa with her parents at four settling near Springville. She married George E. White April 4 1869 and lived in Marion except for ten years in Clinton county. Survived by three children grandchildren and great grandchildren as well as siblings and a half brother. Funeral set for Thursday 2 p.m. at Yocom chapel with Rev Ralph Hall Collins officiating. Burial Oak Shade cemetery. Postponements followed death affecting church meetings and local groups amid community notices and club activities.
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Linn County
Luella Hutton
Eighth Avenue
White
Serena Ann Todd
John and
Sarah Harkness Todd
McComb
Iowa
Springville
Marion
Clinton County
Sarah E. Hutton
Earl G. White
Perry
John Kirkwood
Oregon
R. W. Randall
Nebraska
Z. T. Kramer
Methodist Church
Grove City
Ralph Hall Collis
Oak Shade Cemetery
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Submission Details
Classified ad pricing and submission guidance for Cedar Rapids Gazette readers. Covers word count layout, consecutive days pricing, blind ads surcharge, phone only responses by mail, and ad submission methods.
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Gazette
United States Mail
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Christmas Plans and Club Meetings Across Town
Afternoon high score led by Edith Stamy and low by Bernice Pflughaupt. Christmas party and dinner set for Dec 12 at Mrs. George Maxfield home. Mothers club meets Thursday at Mrs. Delbert Pugh 410 Eighth Street. Mrs. Lawrence Peterson leads lesson. Mrs. J. T. Gallivan hosts Cornerstones at Ken sington. Grove City Rebekah lodge Colfax Circle to elect officers and hold Christmas party with gift exchange.
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Grove City
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Bernice Pflughaupt
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Mothers Club
Delbert Pugh
Eighth Street
Lawrence Peterson
Colfax Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Clyde Derflinger
Florists advertise Xmas greens and cemetery wreaths
Rosemont Gardens offers Balsam Xmas trees wreaths and grave blankets with ample parking at 1552 1st Ave Park Ct Phone 3 1672 ready for pickup John E Lapes Florist 308 3rd Ave SE. Lost dogs and found items appear including a male collie named Laddie a Black Cocker Spaniel Pat and a found Irish setter pup with contact numbers.
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1St Ave
Park Ct
John E. Lapes
3Rd Ave
DIAL
Paris
Gazette
Pat
Marion
Wilson & Co
Call Wilson Co
INFORMATION WANTED AFTER 1934 CAR ACCIDENT
An accident occurred at Intersection First Ave and 20th St East on Dec. 15, 1934. A girl driving collided with a man driving another car from the east, and witnesses are asked to communicate by letter to Box V-171, Gazette, for information. A $25 reward is offered for tips helping stop immoral use of want ads and fraud in the columns.
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