Hog Market Slumps as Receipts Run Higher Than Estimates
Chicago hog market eases 15 to 25 cents amid receipts of about 19 000 head led by light and medium weights. Cattle trading sluggish with best steers near 14 dollars, hogs above 10 dollars for light kinds, and Iowa Sioux City reports show mixed price moves across regions.
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Chicago
Middle West
Iowa
Des Moines
IU. S. Dept. Agriculturel
Minnesota
Cood
Choice
Sioux City
IUS
Dept. Agriculturer
Hogs Weaken on Local Market Amid Price Drops
Local hog prices slipped Friday with declines of 25 to 35 cents across various grades. Top hogs fell to $9.20, while packer and consumer markets showed mixed quotations for different weight ranges and classes. Reports include beef and cattle quotes from Chicago and Winnipeg, with additional grain and barley figures from futures markets.
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Wilson's
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Rae
R. Showrer
Ecor Rapids
Bulldine. i
Winnipeg
Chicago Produce Markets Report Prices and Grading
Chicago cash and Minneapolis grain quotes show wheat at No 2 red 1 10 per bushel and various corn oats rye prices. Soybeans No 2 yellow bid 61 2 cents, barley sample grade 62 cents, timothy seed and seed oats listed with multiple grades and estimates.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Commodity and Currency Notes From New York Market Briefs
AP market notes show raw sugar futures up 5 to 7 points with limited change in prices. Foreign exchange rates list various currencies with quotes for Great Britain Italy Belgium Germany and others. Widespread market data covers wool futures bonds and U S Treasury securities with brief closing levels and upcoming contract months.
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York 'Ap
York
Fiawe
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
Greece
Tokio
Shanehai
Iariw
Mexico City
New
Wild Fluctuations End Wheat Session On Chicago Board
December wheat surged and sank in the final minutes, breaking the five cent limit before rebounding. December contracts closed down 3 to 4-1/2 cents, with corn and oats also moving, while deferred contracts held steadier and lard tone stayed easy.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Grain Produce and Hides
Market list details prices for grain including wheat oats rye corn and soybeans and assorted produce such as oranges grapefruit lemons and cabbage. Also lists prices for live poultry ducks geese hatching and hides with terms for various grades and animals.
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Abe
Amber Rena Hoult and Fred Otten Wed at Wayne Zion Lutheran
Amber Rena Hoult daughter of Mr and Mrs Zimmerson and Fred Otten son of Mr and Mrs Otten were married Thursday at Wayne Zion Lutheran Church by Rev JP Willins with many friends attending. The bride wore pebbly crepe and red accessories. Attendants were Mass Ranma T Hanken and Glen Russell Clase.
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Amber
Rena Hoult
W R Zimmerman
Fred Otten
Otty Otten
Merrid Thoursday
Wayne Zion Lutheran Church
JP Willins
Ranma T Hanken
Glen Russell Clase
Tre Brarm Willard
Odepraty
Joneseset
Atiatiteres
Wall St. Mixed Activity In Quiet Friday Trading
The market held even with profit taking across sectors while mining and motor shares led gains. Foreign exchange and metal prices moved with London silver and Laval cabinet concerns shaping sentiment, as International Nickel and Anaconda posted notable advances.
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New York
International Nickel
Howe Sound
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
Union Pacific
Chrysler
Auburn
General Motors
Air Reduction
du Pont
Westinghouse
Atlas Powder
Laval
London
Mechanicsville Patmos Lodge Elects Officers for Next Year
Mechanicsville Patmos lodge No 155 A F and A M elected officers for the coming year Harry Woxideon worthy master Julius Hien S W 4 G McCassin Ray DB Stoffel treasurer and A J Garlick secretary Installation set for Jan 10.
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Mechanicsville
Patmos Lodge
A M
Harry Woxideon
Julius Hien
G McCassin
Ray DB Stoffel
A J Garlick
Liberal Republicans to slate Borah delegates in Illinois
Chicago attorney Edgar J. Cook said after a Friday conference with Senator Borah that the Liberal Republicans Voters league of Illinois will field Borah delegates in the Illinois presidential primary even if Borah does not enter the contest.
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Washington
Edgar J. Cook
Chicago
Borah
Republicans Voters League of Illinois
Illinois
Mrs Lou Summers Stanfield of Odessa Dies at 73
Mrs. Lou Summers Stanfield of Odessa Missouri mother of A J Stanfield died at his home Friday at 5 10 a m after a brief illness She was born June 13 1842 in LaFayette County Missouri She is survived by one daughter Mrs Lillian Newhard two sons A J and M Ed Stanfield five grandchildren and three great grandchildren She was a Presbyterian parishioner No services here body to be taken to Odessa for burial Friends may call at Turner chapel until 8 p m Friday
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Lou Summers Stanfield
Odessa
A. J. Stanfield
Grande Avenue SE
Stanfield
LaFayette County
Missouri
Lillian Newhard
A. J
This City
M. Ed Stanfield
Hollister
Presbyterian Church of
Turner Chapel
Death of Anna Kaplan After Long Illness
Anna Kaplan thirty six died at Independence at 1 55 p m Thursday after a long illness. She is the daughter of Mrs Fanny Kaplan of 608 Sixth Street SE. Survived by brother Ahron Kaplan Chicago and sister Mrs Joseph Cohen Cedar Rapids. Body taken to Moon chapel for private services at Eben Israel cemetery Friday afternoon.
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Anna Kaplan
Independence
Fanny Kaplan
Sixth Street
Ahron Kaplan
Chicago
Joseph Cohen
Cedar Rapids
Moon Chapel
Eben Israel Cemetery
Funeral services for Margaret Medinger Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Medinger will be held at St Matthew s church Saturday at 9 30 a m conducted by Rev Father J D Kearn Burial will follow in Mount Calvary cemetery Father Kearn will recite the Rosary at Brady chapel at 8 this evening.
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Margaret Medinger
St. Matthew’s Church
J. D. Kearn
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Father Kearn
Brady Chapel
Patrick Burke dies after lingering illness in Cedar Rapids
Patrick Burke died at his home 625 Eighth street SE at 6 p m Thursday after a lingering illness. He had lived in Cedar Rapids three months after moving from Waterloo. Survived by two sisters Miss Mary Burke of Chicago and Mrs Catherine Carroll of Bloomington Ill and four brothers James of Stanton Minn William and Martin of Fort Dodge and Robert of Cedar Rapids. Parents and a brother preceded him in death. Body at Monahan funeral home pending arrangements.
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Patrick Burke
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Mary Burke
Chicago
Catherine Carroll
Bloomington
Ill
James
Stanton, Minn
William
Martin
Fort Dodge
Robert
Monahan
William Sheahan 66 of Chicago Dies Suddenly in Cedar Rapids
William Sheahan 66 of Chicago and former Cedar Rapids resident died at 10 15 p m Thursday at the home of his wife sister in law Mrs R R Kouba 938 Twenty first street SE from a heart attack He worked in Chicago water bureau He is survived only by his wife formerly Miss Ruth Slapnicka of Cedar Rapids A Spanish American War veteran The body is at Monahan funeral home awaiting funeral arrangements.
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William Sheahan
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
R. R. Kouba
Twenty-first Street
Sheahan
Water Bureau
Ruth Slapnicka
Monahan Funeral Home
Montgom ery Monty Montgomery Dies at 50 in Rock Island
Charles L Montgom ery Montgom ery 50 former Cedar Rapids resident died in a Rock Island hospital born Sept 9 1885 Harris Mo lived in Dubuque Cedar Rapids married Edith Knapp twenty two years ago moved from West Palm Beach Fla to Rock Island in 1926 member of local carpenters union funeral services set for Saturday at 10 30 am in Rock Island
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Charles L. Montgomery
Charles L
Monty” Montgomery
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island, Ilk
Rock Island
Harris, Mo
Dubuque
Edith Knapp
West Palm Beach
Fla
Carpenters Union
Widow Ada Ilten dies after long illness in Cedar Rapids
Ada T Ilten 57 widow of Rev AC Ilten died at her daughter Hilda Ilten s home 402 Eighth St SE Cedar Rapids at 1145 am Friday after a long illness She was born January 11 1878 in Wilton Junction and had been visiting Cedar Rapids for a month Surviving Fred and Margaret Ilten Marshalltown Hilda Cedar Rapids Mrs Clara Olson Marcus three grandchildren brother Edward Maurer Wilton Junction sisters Clara Ruppert Edna Ohlendorf Marcus Body at Beatty chapel awaiting funeral arrangements
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Ada T. Ilten
AC. Ilten
Marcus
Wilton Junction
Hilda Ilten
Eighth Street
Cedar Rapids
Fred
Margaret Hten
Marshalltown
Hilda
Charles J Caldwell Dies After Long Illness
Charles J Caldwell 69 retired resident died at his home 2251 Bever Avenue SE at 145 p.m. Friday after long illness.
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Charles J. Caldwell
Bever Avenue SE
Jo Long
Marengo Couple Wed in Vinton Presbyterian Church
Katherine Schulz of Marengo became Mrs Wallace Radeke in a Tuesday ceremony at the Presbyterian church in Vinton officiated by Rev William Caldwell with attendants Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rathjen. A Blairstown teacher and Marengo High School graduate, she plans to reside in Marengo after a California honeymoon.
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Marengo
Katherine Schulz
Wallace Radeke
Vinton
California
William Caldwell
Kenneth Rathjen
Blairstown
Harry Schulz
Marengo High School
Town
Benton
Emma Radeke
Radeke
Marion popular baby contest winners named
Richard Bristol son of Mr and Mrs Richard Bristol won the Marion popular baby contest conducted by the auxiliary to a Marion post No 298 American Legion in cooperation with Marion merchants. He led by 32550 votes with 227250. Second place went to Valera Mae Hanson with 194700 votes. Nearby territories winners included Edwin David Blinks and Donna Mary Coons with first and second places. First prizes were 15 and 7.50. Awards set for Saturday at 3 p.m. in the Legion hall with Mrs Celan Rollins presenting.
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Richard Bristol
Seventh Avenue
Marion
Auxiliary
American Legion
Marion Merchants
Valera Mae Hanson
H. E. Hanson
Eighth Avenue
Edwin David Blinks
Roscoe Blinks
Donna Mary Coons
Austin Coons
Legion Hall
Celan Rollins
Automobile Leads Field In Using Raw Materials
New York report shows the automobile industry as the leading user of steel gasoline oil rubber plate glass mohair nickel lead and upholstery feathers. In 1934 it consumed 9.1 percent of cotton 18 percent of copper 8 percent of lumber and 13.3 percent of tin. Funeral services for Vencil Yuska were held at St Vaclav church Traer Iowa with burial in St Vaclav cemetery. He died after a month's illness aged 83, survived by four sons and four daughters.
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J. E. Bennett& Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hudson Motors
Coron
Kreske
Amn
Krozer
Amn Metals
Lambert
Abe m
Ad & aLehn & Fink
Roll Mulls
Libby Owens
Amn Smelting
Lig, Myers
So2il
Tees
Amn Tel & Te
Lorillar
Amn Wat Wks
L'ville Gas
Amn Woolen
McKeesport_Tin
Amn Zinc
McKesson Rob
Anaconda
Marshall Fld
Anchor
Mack ‘Trucks
Ark Nat Gas
Maena Copper
Armour Com
Mathieson Ark
Miami Copper
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corpn
Beatrice Cry
Murray Coron
Bendix Ayn
Nash Motors
Best & Co
Nat! Biscuit
Beth Steel
Natl Cash Rew
Behn Alum
Nat
Borden Co
Natl Distrist
Borg Warner
Natl
Pow
Briges Mie
Central
Park Uteh
Penick & Ford
Cerro de Pasco
Penna
Ches & Ohio
Penney
Ches Coroa
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
Stp&p
Phillips Pet
St P&p
Pillsbury
Chip & NW
Plymouth_ Oil
Proctor Gamba
Pullman Co
Congoleum
Schenley
Conto
Consol Gas
Roebuck
Consol Oil
Inc
Bhattuck
Bsai
Conti
Simmons Co
Motors
Skelly
Socony
Crown Core
Crucible Steel
Cub Amn Sug Gas Co
Cudahy
Doe
Curtis Wright
aStandard Ernds
Derrand Co
Douglas Air
Elec Bond
Tex Land Tr
Rairbank M
Timken
Ford England
fngTrane-Amirien
Union Carbide
Corona
UN Gaseo
Unician Imp
Gen Motors
Suse
Gite & R Wey S Stee
Warner Bras Deee
Gethin Sith
Wes
Union A G
Ogi Westehse AB
White Motors
Great
Wilson Te
Woolxworth
Hiram Walker
Taca Corp
Nobleparka
Cities
Quaker Com
Cums Edison
Quaker
Cord Carn SiaBwift and Co
Crane Co
New York
Automobile Manufacturers Association
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Vencil Yuska
St. Vaclav Church
Clutter
Thomas Vopaick
St. Vaclav
Yuska
Tama County
Bohemia
Mary Novotny
Vining
Buckingham
Joe
Frank
James
Hudson
Joe Kubik
Clara Ludvicek
Edward Ludvicek
Stella Yuska
Woodward
Hale A Christmas Cantata Santa Changes His Mind
The Hale church Sunday school presented a cantata titled Santa Changes His Mind on Monday night. Participants included Winona Wooder Velma Petersen Jac queline Kinler Emma Petersen Robert Petersen Earl Phillips Howard Jones Oscar Kinler Peggy Kinler Marie Phillips and Howard Cruise with a chorus of Henry Petersen Julian Kinler Jennie Wooder Ada Wood Velda Blythe Helen Wood Hilma Jones Dorothy Wood Carmen Zaruba and Lor raine Wildman. Mrs Marian Kruse directed the play and presided at the piano.
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Dorothy Wood
Carmen Zaruba
Lorraine Wildman
Marian Kruse
Delmar Farmer Shot While Hunting Near Bleidhorn
Donald Ryan of Delmar living near Bleidhorn was accidentally shot in the leg on Christmas afternoon while hunting. He was taken to Mercy Hospital in Clinton after the shotgun discharged as he moved from the back seat, with the injury just below the knee cap.
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Delmar
Donald Ryan
Bleidhorn
Mercy Hospital
Clinton
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Iowa City
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Young People’s Department of
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Nevada
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City
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Vox
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la Plata
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Webster City
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Hopkinton
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Joliet, NL
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Moline
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Earl Caraway
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Oxford Junction
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Fern Irish
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Frank Cheadle
Cheadle
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Beloit
Wis
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Whittier
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Teddy
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Albert Hanscom
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Rochester
Masonic Temple
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C. J. Biddle
Culbert’s Market
Leibsohn
Ile
Fleming’s
Fleming
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Geette
United States
16Th Ave
SIMCO
Center Point Road
Roug i
Vernon Ave
Hiqilw
Neuter
Johnson Ave
Lincoln
An Gilway
E & F Gara Simmer Oil Corp
Don Miller
Mgr
Indy Motorine
Florida
Indy
Oriental Novelties Novelty Gift CO
3Rd Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Sovereign's
6Th Ave
Sth St
R.knitting Co
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