Iowa Hog Market Recovers as Prices Stabilize Across Regions
Hog prices ease after Tuesday surge with mixed receipts of about 28 000 in Chicago and broad regional quotes. Iowa Des Moines and Waterloo show steady to higher bids with top weights near 10.35, while cattle and sheep activity remains light and prices vary by size and weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Prine
Lees
TOWA
Des Moines
Tapi
USS Dept
Itaterior
Iowa
Austin
Minn
Local Hog Prices Slip Dime On Market Downturn
Hog prices fell a dime by noon after morning steady trade. Top hogs now $9.45 as cattle soften and corn edges higher on the local market.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listing
Local Cedar Rapids market notes list produce including corn rye barley and shelled beans with varied prices. Also priced items include poultry ducks hides cattle fruit vegetables and crates with unfamiliar spellings and unit marks.
Bond Markets Falter After Mixed Trading Across Banks
In New York trading the bond market showed uneven activity with minor losses in some issues. Government securities edged down slightly as select issues held firm, while most prices remained unchanged and liquidity cooled on a tentative trading day.
Bearish new crop delivery drags wheat futures lower
Bearishness toward new crop deliveries pulled all wheat futures lower on the Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat led declines while corn and oats softened, trading in a quiet, cautious session as selling pressure from bearish operators and cash interests weighed on prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Chicago cash grain prices and Minneapolis market report
Chicago cash prices show mixed grain values across corn oats rye and soybeans with several weak spots and some higher quotes for buckwheat and Timothy seed. Minneapolis grain and oilseed summary lists receipts prices for wheat corn oats barley rye and forward contracts with nearby and distant deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
API
Montana
I Lamson
Brothers & Co
Rapids
Naowrey
Tlonal Bank
Chicago Markets Mixed as Butter and Eggs Move Slow
Chicago produce reports show weak butter receipts with creams lower and firsts around 32% to 33% cent. Eggs remain irregular but steady overall while dressed turkeys and live poultry show mixed moves. Potatoes and carrots steady with varied regional prices. New York futures follow standards fluctuating through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
Idaho
Burbanks
Wisconsin
Colorado
McClures
Nebraska
New York
Sugar Market and Wool Prices in New York Boston and Sioux City
Sugar prices eased with 32 200 bags of Puerto Rican cargo sold at 335.0 and futures down 2 to 10 points as buyers varied. Boston wool sales showed moderate volumes with fine grades at 56 70 cents per pound, 58 60s at 83 85 cents, and combing fleeces around 39 40 cents. currency exchange rates listed for major markets. Sioux City livestock markets reported hogs down 50 to 80 cents, cattle mostly lower with fed steers down to 1000 dollars, and lambs weak to 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amt
No. Ava. Amt
ST. Paul
South ST Paul 'API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Pial Villa Wilson's Sre
New York
Puerto
Boston
Ohio
Sioux City
AP Vu Og
First Avenue Booster Club Organized with Local Firms
Thirty business firms near Coe college and Sixteenth street form the First Avenue East Booster club to improve public service and civic works. Officers include President Dr. B. H. McKeeley, Secretary Treasurer C. E. Rowe, Directors William Eaton C. E. Rowe and A. H. Van Horst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Sixteenth Street
First Avenue East Booster Club
B. H. McKeeley
C. E. Rowe
William Eaton
A. H. van Horst
Ahearn and Connor Wed in Tomah Church Ceremony
Norbert Ahearn son of Mrs Joseph Ahearn of near Waukon married Miss Teresa Connor of Tomah Wisconsin Monday in the Catholic church at Tomah. The bride an instructor in Tomah schools will finish the year then the couple will live on a county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Norbert Ahearn
Joseph Ahearn
Near Waukon
Teresa Connor
Tomah
W S
Wall Street Leaders Stand Out In Broad Market Rise
U S stocks showed strength in oil and industrial specialties on Wednesday while rails and utilities lagged early gains. Major movers included Owens-Illinois Allied Chemical and IBM with fractional to multi-point advances as trading stayed active and transfers reached about 3.35 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Exchange
Owens Illinois
Allied Chemical
International Business Machines
Tidewater
Greyhound
Loew's
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
North American
Sun Oil
Childs
Continental Baking
Pullman
Pennsylvania
Great Northern
Chesapeake Corp
Peoples Gas
Oliver Farm
Case and Radio
Jackson Day Dinner Attendance Near 250 At Hotel Roosevelt
Two hundred fifty reservations are set for the Jackson day dinner at the Hotel Roosevelt at 6:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids time. The program includes a radio broadcast of the President's speech at 9 p.m. with community singing led by Luther Fuhrmeister and remarks from Democratic officials and local leaders including Joe Mekota Harold Soper Mrs Paul Huston Dr D L Morrissey and Dr B G Broghammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids
Luther Fuhrmeister
Joe Mekota
Democratic County Central Committee
Harold Soper
Young Democrats
Linn County
Paul Huston
D. L. Morrissey
B. G. Broghammer
City Briefs and Personals
Charles Huff, 65, of Toddville, fined $10 and costs in police court for intoxication. Mrs. Asa Wright, 1025 Second Street SW, confined in Mercy hospital after an operation Wednesday. condition favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huff
Toddville
Asa Wright
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
Minor Parking Violations Face Fines in Police Court
Police court Wednesday fined A M Walker of 1607 First Review Adrian Clark Y M C A G M Wodtke 324 Crescentative N C Dreier 522 Forest Drive SE John Downing 1835 Second Avenue SE Richard Vogel 827 Thirteenth Avenue SW and Lucille Briney 1307 Eighth Street NW for parking without rear lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Walker
Adrian Clark
Assault sentences and appeals in two local cases
Joe Jacque found guilty of assault and battery by his wife Gladys and sentenced to thirty days in county jail. He appealed to the district court. Mrs Jacque testified against him. Robert Schaffer charged with assault to inflict great bodily injury on Ted Mann waived to the grand jury. Bond set at $500 with Constable W J Fleming making arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jacque
Gladys
W. J. Grunewald
Jacque
Court action seeks judgment on Sterner estate loan
J A Wessler administrator and D W Bates receiver filed a district court action for 9915 09 against Paul W Sterner former administrator and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland as surety Judge H C Ring scheduled the hearing for January 20 at 9 a m Wessler was named administrator December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wessler
Milton R. Sterner
D. W. Bates
Springville Savings Bank
Paul W. Sterner
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Yessler
H. C. Ring
Grand jury finds no indictment for Huggins and Tompkins
The Linn county January term grand jury in district court Tuesday found no indictment against George Huggins aged 34 and Harriet Tompkins aged 29 both of Cedar Rapids in a statutory charge complaint brought by Huggins wife. Huggins was indicted on a charge of carrying concealed weapons also brought by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
George Huggins
Harriet Tompkins
Cedar Rapids
Huggins
County Board Adjourns Hearing on 1936 Newspaper Appointments
The Linn county board of supervisors adjourned the contest hearing on appointing three official newspapers for 1936 until 3 p.m. Tuesday. The four candidate publications are The Cedar Rapids Gazette Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record Marion Sentinel and Central City News-Letter. The hearing had been continued last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mount Vernon Hawkeye Record
Marion Sentinel
Central City News- Letter
Linn County Board OKs 13 Banks as Treasurer Depositories
Tuesday afternoon the Linn County Board of Supervisors approved a list of thirteen banks submitted by County Treasurer Milo Sedlacek as depositories for the treasurer's office in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
Default Judgments and Civil Actions in Linn County Court
Judge H C Ring oversees default judgments including 461.51 for Merchants National Bank as executor against R B Gillen and Adeela Gillen and 277.39 for W M Lillie assignee against W J Reese. Ring also directs title to Linn county property in D W Bates as receiver for Iowa State Savings Bank. Kingsbury Breweries seeks 1889.20 against James L Clemons for guaranteed payment on Roy Clemons account. Ring grants divorce to Gladys M McPike from Charles Otis McPike on desertion grounds, custody awarded to the minor children. Bridge crew completes a creosoted wood pile bridge project in Brown township near Whittier and Viola costing 755.53. Class B beer permit issued to Clarence A Sand at Troy Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Merchants National Bank
William A. Pratt
R. B. Gillen
Adeela Gillen
W. M. Lillie
W. J. Reese
Ring
Linn County
D. W. Bates
Iowa State Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Kingsbury Breweries Company
James L. Clemons
Roy Clemons
H.C. Ring
District Court
Gladys M. McPike
Charles Otis McPike
Kentucky
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Brown Township
Whittier
Viola
U S and Treasury bond prices listed by New York AP
U S bonds closed with various maturities shown by Treasury securities in New York. Listings include Treasury 4s 44-54 at 111 50 and other issues such as 3705 40-43 June at 107 30 and 3355 43-47 at 100 25 with several 46-49 and 3a 51-55 notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s. Bonds
New York
U_—S_ bonds
Treasury
Marion service club plans for coming year
Marion Service club members met Tuesday night to organize for the year. L. O. Dickey was named temporary chairman with a budget committee of Matt Rid dick, Lewis Papes, Ed Sigfred and A. C. Sloss. They will report January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Service Club
L. O. Dickey
Matt Riddick
Lewis Papes
Ed Sigfred
A. C. Sloss
Marion
Mildred Titus
Linn County Farm Bureau
Linn County Shipping Association
Farmers Elevator Company
Township School Board
Township Trustees
Old Settlers Association
Iowa-Wisconsin
Townsend Club
Red Cross
Marion Dairy Association
Girl Struck By Car Near Seventh Avenue Home
Dorothy Peterson ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Peterson residing at 1666 Seventh avenue sustained back bruises Tuesday when knocked down by a car driven by Myron Snyder of Strawberry Point near her home. She was taken to Dr F S Skinner’s office by Snyder and J O Biesecker. Snyder notified Gene Miller chief of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Peterson
Hans Peterson
Seventh Avenue
Myron Snyder
Strawberry Point
F. S. Skinner
Snyder
Gene Miller
City council hires fire staff and lists department members
The council appointed Wesley Dennis and Don Torrance as assistants to Fire Chief Charles Sweet, with Karl Kassler named city electrician and Roy Cooper and Tom Barkwill as day and night fire drivers. A long list of fire department members was approved, and several civic groups and residents were noted for meetings and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Dennis
Don Torrance
Charles Sweet
Elmer King
Karl Kassler
Roy Cooper
Tom Barkwill
Elmer Betzer
Russell Benedict
Tom Cherry
E. A. Cleaver
J. E. Clark
Ray Clark
Don Harlan
Webber Hughes
Jerry Gordon
Lester Kellams
Frank Ross
Wesley Barkwill
Richard Lee
Charles Lee
Lee Koppenhaver
Lawrence King
Ray Kent
James Smith
Linn County
Marion
Burglars Strike Two Grundy County Schools
Sheriff Mamminga and Deputy Rouse investigated break ins at Melrose No. 7 and Felix Center No. 5. At No. 7 culprits pried a door and stole a portable phonograph with 15 to 20 records, shovels pencils and pens. At No. 5 a teacher's smock was taken and about 25 gallons of gas were stolen from the road maintainer shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
M. G. Mamminga
Ira Rouse
Melrose No. 7
Felix Center
Grundy County
Grand jurors begin work in district court
A panel of grand jurors started work in district court Tuesday led by foreman Guy Jamison of Morning Sun. Other members include Granville Love Elm Grove E A Rabenold Columbus City A D Graves Jefferson R D Bebb Oakland E C Ohlwein Wapello and James Dvorak Jr Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Granville Love
Elm Grove
E. A. Rabenold
Columbus City
A. D. Graves
Jefferson
R. D. Bebb
Oakland
Guy Jamison
Morning Sun
Foreman
E. C Ohlwein
James Dvorak
Union
Social hour details at Cedar Rapids gathering
Mrs. H N Strander described a recent Canada trip while Mrs. Franklin Kemp hosted Cedar Rapids guests. Tea hostesses included Mrs. Elmer Michel and Mrs. Walter Kennedy with Mrs. H R Savage of Coggon attending from out of town.
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Classified Items
The passage lists old style Gazette want ad pricing and a mixture of classified notices and notices for products and services. It mentions rate tables for consecutive days, rewards, cautions for arranging auto transportation, and various ads for oysters, jewelry, storage, glasses, beauty services, and more with contact details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
The
Gazette
May Drug Co
Joca
Allison
Rockford
St. Louis
New Moines
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Salt Lake City
Marshalltown
Kenwood
Chas. Rubek
I Ave
City
Ginsberg’s
JEWELRY &_ LOANS
Jst Ave
Oriental Novelti Novelty Gift CO
3Rd Ave
Aquied, van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
G. J. Ronan
Higley
C. R. Knitting Co
Watkins
B. H. Peck
Laundry and Cleaning Services Ad Blends Fragments
An old classified ad fragment offers dry cleaning and laundry services. Mentions home laundering options and contact numbers 6131 2 2702 2 2635. Includes phrases about family washings and ironing with unclear pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Process Laundry & Zoric Cleaners
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URASS
Waterloo -Hors
Oman
Kansas City
Onsha
St FE
Joseph
Pau .Oon
Indianapols
Cleseuan Sangre
Pittsburgh Eree
Buffalo
Ohlman & Sons Company, Inc
Stone NE
Duyera
Texas Atapetriat
Peers
Jonathans
Prita
Noob
oLae
MoThy
Sieh
Vyork Sond
APO Riurand Lens
Conhhard
Cumiess
Pegeb
Werenesda
St Paul Missoun Pacific
Dee Matt
Denlinws Treasury
Farm and City Loans
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Vermont
Harvey C McClary
Dows Building
Edar Rapids
Brone
Great Britain
France
Italy
Sweden
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
First Avenue Booster Club
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. W. Jump
Adams Express
Hupp Mtrs
Ills Central
Indus Rayon
Inspiration
Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Nickel
Allied Chem
Intl Corp
Tenigh Valley
Alg Am Loco
Lehn, Fink
Libby Owens
Ole Lig, Myers ‘Br
Joews Inc
Am Steel Fdys
Sug Rik
Lorillard PF
Tel & Tel
Louisville Gas
McKeesort Tim
Wat Works
McKesson Rob
Hat Waslen
Mathieson
Armour Com
Miami
Arch T & § P
Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Pnarks Rail Aviation Corp
Onsanto
Baldwin Co
Mont Ward
Balto & Ohio
Morrell Mach i Barnsdall
Motor Wheel
Beatrice Cry
Murray Corp
Bendix Av
Nash Motors
Best & Co
Natl Biscuit
Beth Steel
Queyrus Erie
North Wes
North Am
Burroughs Adg
Ohio Oil A
A& M
Owens _ DI
Cal & Heele
Otis Steel
Hes
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler Mtr
PaRedia Corp
City Ice & Fuel
Radio Keith
Coca _ County Col Palmolive ign Reade
Colo Fuel
Rem
Rand
Col Carbon
Rep Motors
Rok Gagoc Eee
San Rep Steel Iota Reyn
Coml
Schenley
Southern
Seaboard
Congoleum
Sears Roebuck
Consollmars
Servel, Inc
Consol Gas
Shattuck
Simmons Go
Contl Cana. Skelly
Contl Motors
Socony
Bream Gham
Cork
Sperry Corp Wy
Joe Leac If Cub Amn Sur
Curtis Wright
Standard Gas
A . Fire Bond
Erle
Potter
Fisk
Ford England
Foster Wheeler
Union Carbide
Freeport
Tex
Asphaly Jesse
Abregatt
Goron
Pratt
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette S&s
Tg Steel
Gimbel Ros
Omip Wu
Glidden_ Co
Wale
Goodrich Is
Nee Ashe
Goodyear
Ward Rak ‘Ae
Gotham Silk O's Owary
Graham Paige
Ween Peta
Granby
Wertwise
Rly Gt Nor Ore
Waetaher Fl
White Motors
Hershey
Woatorih
Hiram Walker
Houston
Howe Sound
Wreetn Rot Aris Hudson
Keystone St
Berrholt
Libby McNeil
Butler Brox
Marshall
Carioad
Mifners
Court House News
Clarence A. Sand
Troy Mills
Marion News
Miss Secrist
Parent-Teacher Association
Lincoln School
Lulu B. Secrist
County Superintendent of Schools
Rose Wilcox
Mothers of the Band
Phillis
Joan Carsner
Louis B. Carsner
Anne Lindbergh
North Atlantic
O. O. P. Club
Ida Hall
Marian Secrist
Ralph Hall Collis
Ed. Fox
Ruth Vaughn Johnson
Springfield
Ill
Trojan Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
W. I. Use
Thirteenth Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
New Art Club
Park McCalley
Clarence Meggers
Sorosis Club
A. E. Granger
M. W. Courtney
Diana Fret Club
James Pringle
Mothers Club
Robert Hess
Methodist Church
Phil Crew
Bernard Schenken
James Fairley
Mervil Powlishta
Lions Club
Goodfellows Fund
Chapter CS
W. S. A. Club
C. E. McCannon
West Seventh Avenue
Christian Endeavor of the Christian Church
Frank Travis
Linn County Council of Religious Education
Doris Snyder
Tuckabache Club
Forrest Blackford
Entre Nous Club
Carl Owen
Father Mazzuchilli
E. E. Parsons
Frank Lindhorst
Midwest Region of Christian Education
W. G. Rowley
Mount Vernon
R. C. Scott
Clinton
L. R. Trezona
Brandon
Prairie Chapel Church
Christian Church
A. L. Dunn
Concord Club
Milwaukee Railway Woman's Club
Memorial Hall
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Roy Mack
A. P. Munson
Excelsior Springs
Ivanhoe Club
A. P. Munsen
K. M
Chitiya Camp Fire Group
Public Library
Sherman Fontain
U. S
Clark Creglow
Sumner Jordan
Bessie Taylor
Pauline Naso
D. S. Stewart
F. C. H. Schminke
Phillip Bunting
Ben Moats
Jennie Mess
Tony Nase
L. B. Johnson
Beverly
Springville
Lil
W. W. Vaughn
Roy A. Kellams
Mark Hill
Riceton
Canada
Orie Quigley
Fort Des Moines
Mary Belle Foulk
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
George Hutton
Sixth Avenue
Prairie Union Club
Ben Carpenter
Mone Inc
Cnet
Arnold G
Maas
Amana
Farnaaaa
Indy
First Ave
16Th
Geo
Bartholmew
Ridgewood Terrace
McClellan
Iowa Theater
RK Beauty Shop
Excel Cis
Newman
Helene Beauty Shop
Jan
Gabrieleen
Giotone
Kennedy's
Peacock
Peacock Spec. Reg. $5 Perm. $3.50. $1.50 Down, Bal. 5m. Wk. Payts
Permanente
Paris Academy OF Beauty
3Rd Bi
Syl
Joe, Nayralll
Amn's
St. SE
Abrams Beer Parlor
ST. NE
Silver Palace
Miller
Bohemian Kitchen
Casino
Sandwieres ST
Haliwood
Park Tavern
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