Hog Price Rise Spurs Demand at Chicago Stockyards
Small hog supplies lift prices at Chicago Union Stockyards with five major terminals reporting receipts of 25 800 swine and 15 000 local lots. Hogs top at 7 90, average around 7 75, with cattle also higher and mixed regional gains across East Buffalo Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago Vins
Fridsvere
Attic Hors
Kansas City
St. Louis
Local Hog Market Shows Higher Prices Across Regions
Hog receipts near 9 000 with demand firm. Chicago and East St Louis reports show 25 cent gains. Lambs and sheep held steady to 25 cent higher with best lambs around 850 to 900 dollars. cattle and calves steady to firm with mixed gains in feeders and sows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Erally
Omaha
AP U 8 Dept. Agriculture
OWL
Ave
Amt
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St. Louis
Austin Hog Market Steady to Slightly Higher Prices Reported
The Austin Minnesota hog market shows steady to 15 cent higher trends across weights. Good to choice 180-200 lb hogs bring 705 dollars, 200-290 lb at 7 15, 220-350 lb at 2735, and packing sows sold well across all weights from 630 to 646 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
U 8
Dept. Agriculture
Iown
Welah
Yfress
Waterloo
Good Packers
Mason City
Ottumwa
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair's
Austin
Austin Minn
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Farm Goods Auction Notes
A garbled Cedar Rapids listing details mixed farm items and prices for grain, poultry, fruits, vegetables, meats, and furs. Entries mention wheat, corn, oats, hens, springs, various prices, and multiple animal lots such as skunks, minks, muskrats, raccoons, and cats, all cataloged with sparse legible figures.
Grain Movement And Cash Grain Prices Update
Chicago cash grain bids show wheat with receipts and prices including No 2 yellow soybeans at 119, corn No 3 at 90, No 5 white oats at 61, and rye absent. Minneapolis cash grain reports No 1 dark northern spring wheat with 16% protein around 114, durum prices at 146 and 139 for amber, and May and July futures for red durum at 196 and 110.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago
Northwest
Duluth Minneapolis
Bond Market Recap Amid Mixed Activity and Shifts
The market shows varied activity with modest gains in Treasuries and limited dealer participation. Prices moved unevenly across issues as yields and spreads adjusted, with some notes showing slight upward pressure while others held.
Selling on grain market follows president's talk
President Roosevelt's annual message produced no inflation hints or clear stance on commodity speculation, triggering trading on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat edged up, corn and oats modestly firmer, with Liverpool and Shanghai activity shaping prices and cautious speculative interest across sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Shanghai
United Kingdom
Buenos Aires
Chicago and New York Markets Report Mixed Produce Prices
Chicago receipts show unsettled fats including butter firsts and standard grades with steady overall prices. Potatoes and poultry supply levels inch higher while New York butter, cheese, and eggs remain firm with mixed color eggs and steady live poultry demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Rock Springs
New York
Wall Street Opens With Irregular Gains and Losses
Stocks show mixed early moves as President's message to Congress prompts varied results. Rail shares firm, metals and utilities drift lower while Union Pacific and Pullman rise. American Telephone Cerro de Pasco U S Smelting drop. Transfers around 1,000,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Santa Fe
Pullman
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Cerro de Pasco
U. S. Smelting
Case
U. S. Steel
Wall Street
Washington
Chicago
American Monetary Unit
N. Y. Central
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
FRIDAY QUOTATIONS HIGH LIGHT MARKET LISTINGS
A dense list of stock prices from Adams Express to WyA/SOM & Co and Chicago Stocks. The page records varied prices for industrials, metals, chemicals, and utilities with numerous figures and percentage changes across Am Natl, Goodyear, Ford, Sears, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Bennett & Co
Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Intl Cement
Alaska Juneau
Intl
Harv
Allesheny Corp
Nickel
Allied Chem
Tel & Tel O
All Chalmers
Johns Manville
Amerada Corp
Kans City
Kelvinator
Car & Fdy
Kennecott
sKresee
Dita Am
Krocer
Louisville Gas
Tel & Tel
McIntyre
Richeesport
McKesson Rob
Marshall
Mack Trucks
Magna Copper
Armour Com Ga
Mathieson
May Dept
Atchison T
Maytag
Atlantic
Miami Copper
Auburn Auto
Kans Tex
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Monsanto
Balto & Ohio
Mont Ward
Barnsdall A
Motor Wheel
Canada Dry
Owens Lill
Bom Can Pac
Otis Steel
Packard Mtrs
Park Utah Va
Patino Mines
Gertaincierd
Penne En Gate i
aPea
Cees & Ohio
Penney, J CO
Ghes
Golo Fuel “Y Radio Corpn
Col
Reading
Bolvents
Seaboard
Consol
Sears Roebuck
City
Servel, Inc
Shattuck Fpg
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Skelly O
Socony
Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Bee and Co
Tee Ge
Joe Lenk
DuPont
Eastman Rod
Enton Mig Igi
Atead NJ
Elec Autolite
Frisco
Aundebaker
Tex Gulf
Erie RR
Gen Motors
United Fruit
Gimbel Bros
Steeis Gas
Glidden Co
Spee “Oy Goodrich
Eh Goodyear
Gotham Silk
Graham Paige
SRA Granby Copper
Ut P & LA
Warner Bros
Ata
Hazel Atlas
Wesn Union
Hershey Choe
Weshoust el Johe
Hiram Walker
WyA/SOM & Co
Howe Sound
Ee Roe Ap
Hudson Motors
Illupp_ Motors
Ls Central
Youngs
S &T
Foreign exchange rates in New York and abroad
The page lists various currency rates and exchange figures in cents for nations and cities including Great Britain 492, France 6637, Italy 69, Belgium 2351, Germany 4037, Holland 6800, Sweden 2536, Denmark 2196, Switzerland 3261, Spain 1397, Argentina 32, Brazil 67, Tokio 2871, Mexico City 2785, Montreal 100.689, New York in Montreal 9931, and other paired rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Wonekong
Mexico City
Guilver Feso
Montreal
Death of Rev. Dr. F. H. Shedd Waterloo Minister
The Rev. Dr. F. H. Shedd long time pastor of Northminster Presbyterian Church Waterloo died at home Tuesday evening after forty two years in the ministry. He earlier led Sinclair Memorial Church Cedar Rapids starting in 1911. Funeral services were held in Waterloo this afternoon at 2 o'clock with several Presbyterian ministers and local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Shedd
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Sinclair Memorial Church
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Wilda Coder Dies After Short Illness in Carson Iowa
Mrs Wilda Coder a former resident of Cedar Rapids and widow of Joe Coder died at her sister Mrs Nellie Eversons home in Carson Iowa after a brief pneumonia illness Her sister Mrs Charles Field of 637 Sixteenth avenue SW survives Funeral services and burial are set for Sunday at Ames where she formerly resided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda Coder
Cedar Rapids and Vicinity
Joe Coder
Nellie Everson
Carson, Ia
Charles Field
Sixteenth Avenue
Ames
Obituary Agnes Peterkin Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Mrs Agnes Peterkin died at 283 Highland Drive NW at 535 am Friday after pneumonia. Her daughter Mrs Josephine Hess died two weeks earlier of the same illness. Born Feb 22 1870 in Humboldt county, she married Fred Peterkin in 1892. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Frances Dyson Cedar Rapids and Mrs Mary Kay Chicago. Funeral at St Patrick's church at 9 am Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Peterkin
Highland Drive
Josephine Hess
Agnes Hoy
Peterkin
Humboldt County
Fred Peterkin
That County
Frances Dyson
Cedar Rapids
Mary Kay
Chicago
St Patrick's Church
Death of John G. Lynott in Kansas City hospital
John G. Lynott 83 died in a Kansas City Kansas hospital after a fall on Christmas Eve led to fractured ribs and pneumonia. Born in County Leitrim Ireland in 1860 he migrated to Cedar Rapids in 1874 and was a retired Rock Island railroad machinist. Survived by widow Ellen six sons including Alex Edward James John Frank and Charles two Cedar Rapids daughters Mrs John Griffin and Mrs William Hollingsworth two Cedar Rapids brothers Patrick and Edward and sister Mrs Mary O Hara Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G . Lynott
Second Street
Kansas City
Kan
John Griffin
County
Leitrem
Tyreland
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Ellen
Alex
Edward
James
Los Angeles
Calif
John
Frank
Charles
William Hollingsworth
E. J. Harper
Patrick
Hawarden
Mary O'Hara
Funeral rites for Christian T. Petersen set for Saturday
Funeral services begin 2 p.m. Saturday at the Rohn chapel conducted by Rev John J Gent. Burial follows at Linwood Cemetery. Survived by widow Minnie two sons W H Petersen Phoenix Arizona L T Petersen Kenosha Wisconsin three daughters Mrs J M Johnson Ames Mrs H E Anderson Bear Creek Wisconsin Miss Anna Petersen Cedar Rapids and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian T. Petersen
Rohn
John J. Gent
Linwood Cemetery
Minnie
W. H. Petersen
Phoenix
Ariz
L. T. Petersen
Kenosha
Wis
J. M Johnson
Ames
H &E. Anderson
Bear Creek
Anna Petersen
Cedar Rapids
Chicago futures and flour market notes and bond prices
Chicago futures show butter and egg price details with storage standards and monthly quotes. Flour market in Minneapolis reports unchanged shipments and price levels while U S government bonds in New York close with various Liberty and Treasury notes and bonds and their bid prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
Idaho
Minneapolis
Vu. S
New York
U .S
Liberty
Treasury
City Briefs and Personals Firemen tackle roof fire at Lambertsen home
Firemen sacked a small roof fire at 11 35 a m Friday on the home of H F Lambertsen 148 Thirty second street NE. Fines of 2 and costs for parking offenses were collected in police court Friday from M S Willard 209 First avenue W and W La Northcutt 1238 Thirty second street NE. There will be no playground commission piano lessons at the Sunshine Mission Saturday morning. Miss Bella Scheer instructor is ill in Chicago and will not be able to return to Cedar Rapids in time for her classes. The sessions will be resumed Jan 12. Mrs Earl Morris and her daughter Dorothy and Mrs James Campbell spent Thursday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Lambertsen
Thirty-second Street
M. S. Willard
First Avenue
W. la Northcutt
Sunshine Mission
Bella Scheer
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Newsboys visit Rialto for two feature night
Eighty five Gazette newsboys and director Alex Fidler attended a Rialto theater evening guesting a two feature bill. They enjoyed Ever In My Heart with Barbara Stanwyck and John Wayne in Haunted Gold and thanked Manager Joe Weaver for his courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Newsboys
Alex Fidler
Rialto Theater
Barbara Stanwyck
John Wayne
Joe Weaver
Cedar Rapids Labor Federation to Elect Officers
The Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor will elect officers for 1935 at its next regular meeting on January 10. The session begins at 8 pm and every union is urged to be represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor
Bryan Ill in University Hospital Iowa City
Milton G. Bryan and his wife reside at 530 Sixth Street SE Iowa City with Bryan ill in University hospital. Bryan was a congressional candidate in the 1932 Democratic primaries for the Second district against B. M. Jacobsen of Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton G. Bryan
Sixth Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
Corot Resigns Ad Duties and Moves to Great Falls
Harry Corot vice-president of Luberger Furniture resigns as advertising director and buyer for floor coverings radios and refrigerators and takes a GM and advertising manager role in Great Falls Montana. Mrs Corot and daughter Charlene stay behind awaiting easier western travel. He retains Luberger financial interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Corot
Luberger Furniture Company
Great Falls
Mont
Assessors Meet Jan 10 to Start 1935 Tax Roll
Linn county assessor officers to be elected at the January 10 meeting in the courthouse with instruction and supplies for the 1935 tax enrollment. Dr. R C Alt reported his 1931 Hudson sedan stolen from St Luke's hospital between 2 and 3 pm Thursday and found abandoned in Dyersville the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Vesely
Linn
Assessors
R. C. Alt
Cedar Rapids
James H. Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
Dyersville
Menzies Shoe Company suit dismissed at district court
At the plaintiff's request the $250 account action of the Menzies Shoe Company against A L Woerderhoff was dismissed in the office of Clerk of the District Court Edwin Lundquist Friday. Costs were paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menzies Shoe Company
A. L. Woerderhoff
District Court
Edwin Lundquist
Kubik Sentenced to Seven Years Indeterminate
Sheriff James H. Smith and Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon Friday transported Milo C. Kubik, 38, to Fort Madison state penitentiary to begin an indeterminate seven year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Smith
Larry Condon Friday
Milo C. Kubik
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Kubik
District Court Sentences Chemist on False Pretenses Charge
In June 1933 a district court found Kubik guilty of cheating by false pretenses. The commitment was withheld at sentencing, but Judge H. C. Ring ordered commitment on Wednesday after reports that Kubik had threatened a Linn county resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Kubik
Linn County
Bank receiver appoints three property appraisers
I. M. Lobenstein John J. Sebet ka and Frank Filip were appointed property appraisers in the Town State Savings bank receivership by Judge H. C. Ring in district court Friday on application of D. W. Bates state superintendent of banking as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Lobenstein
John J. Sebetka
Frank Filip
State Savings Bank
H. C. Ring
D. W. Bates
Rosdail Divorce Action and Restraining Order Filed
Opal Rosdail files for divorce from Calvin Rosdail on cruel and inhuman grounds alleging a January 1 threat of violence. She seeks custody of two minor children and a temporary restraining order from Judge H. C Ring. The marriage was December 25, 1919. Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance sues Harry Wenger and Ione Wenger for $400 in a rental claim in district court. Judge Ring also grants Tracy Binko a divorce from Joseph Binko on June 29, 1910 marriage, with property rights settled by stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Rosdail
Calvin Rosdail
Rosdail
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Harry Wenger
Ione Wenger
H. C. Ring
Tracy Binko
Joseph Binko
Spectacle Collection Draws Boston Crowd at Hobby Show
In Boston AP reports the New England Hobby Collectors show featured Dr. C. Berger, a noted spectacles collector. His display included Taft's grandmother's gold rimmed glasses and various novelty frames such as wooden eyewear, over under ear ties, spring enclosures with cork pads, and readers with swing in extra lenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Dr. C. Berger
Taft
Births and Local Notices From St Luke's Hospital and Area
Birth announcements record a son and daughter born Jan 4 to Mr and Mrs Louis Evans of 404 G Avenue NW at St Luke's hospital. A Jan 2 daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Gene Wagner of 1087 G Avenue NW at St Luke's hospital. Nazareth commandery officers installed for 1935 in Manchester with Irving Long as eminent commander and others listed. In Montezuma two wills filed for probate detailing distributions to spouses, children, and named executors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Evans
G Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gene Wagner
St. Luke's Hospital
Manchester
Nazareth
Knights Templar
Irving Long
Andrew Rector
Merrill Runkle
Elmer Reed
Roy Sheppard
Francis H. Pierce
Thomas H. Tracey
Glenn
Hazel
Glenn Teraberry
Real Estate Transfers in Marion Vernon and Cedar Rapids
A series of 1930s property transfers listing Thomas A Cunningham and others conveying various lots in Whipple’s and Bowman's additions, Ash Park, Ingleside, Vernon Heights, and Hull’s adds, with life estates and escrow deeds. Names include Myrtle Cunningham, Mabel Eaton, Leta Crain, Roy A. Nelson, Hattie P. Peck, Marie Peck, Omar F. Zeller, Joseph Pavel Jr, Sallie T. Kyle, Howard Hahn, Anna M. Miller, Charles E Coleman, Fred Svoboda, Marie Svoboda, Benjamin Tait, John J Wagner, Hazel Albright, Vaclav Dvorak, Marie Dvorak, Mrs P A Angelsberg, H E Snyder Cigar Co, Merchants Nail Bank, Sue M Kurtz Funk, and Edwin N Kurtz. locations Cedar Rapids, Marion, Mr. Vernon, and Vernon Heights. Dates range 1928–1934. consideration often $1 and valuable consideration, with specific lot and block descriptors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A Cunningham
Myrtle Cunningham
Whipple
Marion
Mabel Eaton
Hus
Leta Crain
Roy A. Nelson
Ash Park
Mr. Vernon
Hattie P. Peck
K. Marie Peck
Omar F. Zeller
Joseph Pavel, Jr
Sallie T. Kyle
Howard Hahn
Bowman's
A. E. Childs
Anna M. Miller
Charles E Coleman
Fred
Marie Svoboda
Ingleside
Hull
C. R
Vaclav Dvorak
Marie Dvorak
Cedar Rapids
P. A. Angelsberg
H. E. Snyder Cigar Co., Inc
Patrick A. Angelsberg
Merchants Nail Bank
M. Kurtz Funk
Vernon
Edwin N. Kurtz
Ancient Crucifix Found On Fence Post In Merced
In Merced California a five inch brass image of Jesus fell from an old fence post while J M Reynolds chopped wood. Mrs Reynolds believes it was hidden during the gold rush era by a priest or Spanish rancher. The cross was missing but the nails remained in the hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merced
Calif
Jesus
J. M. Reynolds
Woman's Gloves Spark Divorce Suit in Cincinnati
Mrs. Elsie Bobe filed for divorce from Otto Bobe alleging marital strife began after she found a pair of women's gloves in his pocket. He demanded the gloves, she hid them, and he became abusive then left with their children and never returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Elsie Bobe
Otto Bobe
Firemen Repair Dolls But Balk On Dressing Them
ASHTABULA O UP Fire men here in a Christmas effort repaired dolls but refused to dress them. The fire fighters asked women and girls to volunteer in the dressing operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula
Robbers Steal $5000 From Farm Woman In Hoax
In Hamilton Ohio three bandits posing as state liquor officers forced their way into Miss Mary Gerber’s rural home. They tied her and two of her cousins, John and Andrew Gerber, then made Lucy Gerber reveal the hiding place of the $5000 life savings in a satchel and tin can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Mary Gerber
Miss Gerber
John
Andrew
Lucy Gerber
Estimate Your Want Ad Lines and Rates
Count five words for the first line and six for each following line to estimate the number of lines. Then use the rate table to calculate the cost for the number of days desired. A ten cent surcharge applies to out of town ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lize
Gue
Hnes
Gazette
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Chicago Livestock
Arades
Imad
Gotte
ST Palitmstock
South ST
BING
Kuuts i Tevenewasaves Corseneree
Ciicago Cash Gran Chicago
NFM
York
Tve
Aivoobeater
Oh Deners
Perea Ot Resexe
Con- Giese
Boewer
T R.tanged
Great North
Lamson Srothers & Co
Winnipeg
Wall St
G Hedemann
Bendix
Libby McNewi
Hershels
Bore Warner
Butler Bros
Prima Co
Chicago Corp
Comyn Edison
Saft & Co
Cord Corp
Suift Intl
Hshold
Associated Press
Lindy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hunterdon County
Flemington
N. J
Bruno Hauptmann
Mrs. Wilda Coder
John G. Lynott
Co. T. Petersen Funeral
M. G. Bryan II
Corot
Court House News
Fort Madison
Ays
the Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
Cedar Rapids Gazette
A. A. Jeffrey
Washington Ave
4Th St
Mon
Gazette Want Ad Dept
Ard Ave
SE. Levey
Ray F. McGuire
Young Versey Cow
H. E. McGowan
Togo
Union Ball Room
Van's Orchestra
Tafayette Cafe
Lafayette Cafe
Stonekind's
Moose
Lincoln
Arrow Inn
Baby Band of
Side St
Montiello, Ja
1St St. Sn
Joe Navratil
Happy Gandy
Old Courthouse
Jack's Inn
Seattle
Porter
Winifred
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