Weather Dampens Hog and Cattle Trade In Chicago Market
Chicago AP reports rising temperatures slow livestock trading with all grades weak to steady. Hogs 200-230 lbs average around 9.55 to 9.65, top 9.75. Cattle receipts 11,000. steers and yearlings firm to higher, primes strong at 12.75 with weighty steers near 12.00. Sheep steady with native lambs around 8.30 to 9.00. Des Moines and Omaha markets show mixed prices and slow activity across hogs, cattle, and sheep.
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Dept. Agriculturel
Idaho Rangers
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Japo—Ius Dept Agriculturer
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TOWA
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Aps
Interior Town
Minnesota
Associated Press
Waterloo
Cood Packers
Ottumwa
Sinclair
Sinclair’s
Goa
Seeewabene
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices for Produce and Hides
The listing shows grain prices for oats rye corn and barley, hens and live poultry prices, fruits vegetables and berries with per crate bag or basket costs, and various cured and green hides with price ranges. Includes items like Valencia oranges Texan grapefruits lemons potatoes and head lettuce along with cattle hides and horses pricing.
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Michigan
Local hog market holds steady with $9.00 top price
Local hog market remains steady with no changes and the top price holding at nine dollars. The report notes hog prices stable as buyers and sellers maintain current levels.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Weighs Butter Eggs Potatoes
CHICAGO PRODUCE reports receipts across butter eggs cheese and live poultry with varied scores and prices. Butter creamery receipts 11 020 price bands 93 score 92. Eggs mixed colors firm standards 25 34c. cheese and butter futures noted. Potato receipts 99 on track 328 US shipments weekend totals. Poultry receipts 1 car live hens leghorn roosters turkeys with price ranges. Ducks and geese listed. Futures: butter storage standards 247ac fresh 23c July, eggs refrigerator standards 25 74c.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Wisconsin
U. S
Idaho
Bliss
Arkansas
Oklahoma
California
Virginian Cobblers US
North Carolina Cobblers Bbls
New York
Sugar and Wool Markets Hold After Mixed Trading
In New York sugar prices held steady at 329 for spots and 335 for shipments with no sales reported while futures firmed on buying. Refined sugar unchanged at 25. Wool quotations in Boston remained firm as mills and the replacement market supported higher asks amid steady demand and improving prices from earlier weakness. Foreign exchange rates showed broad steady demand with multiple European and American currencies quoted. Montreal and New York exchange rates remained near 99.81 to 100.04, with several currencies listed.
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Ap)i
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U 3S. Dept. A Agriculture
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Bond Markets Narrow Range In Quiet New York Session
New York bond market held a narrow price range with steady tone and light trading. Selective demand lifted a few rail issues while many utilities remained firm ahead of the house debate on the utility holding company bill. Government and foreign issues showed little change with trades at unchanged or minorly lower levels.
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API
Bill
House of Representatives
UV. & Sovernments
Bethlehem Steel Ss
American Telephone
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Consolidated Gas
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Continental Can
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Caterpillar Tractor
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U. S., Steel
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Santa Fe
Great Northern Preferred
Chesapeake & Ohio
International Nickel
Radio
Dunn
Wheat bullish as rust reports lift Chicago market
Nebraska rust reports boosted the wheat market on the Chicago Board of Trade with July futures up 1 to 2 cents. Corn and oats moved mixed with profit taking, while cash prices showed varied gains and arrivals rose across wheat and related grains amid favorable growing weather in Nebraska and Kansas.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Chicago Board of Trade
R. O. Cromwell
South Dakota
Kansas
Minneapolis
B. W. Shaw
Iowa
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Quotes Chicago Minneapolis
The report lists cash grain bids and market activity for Chicago and Minneapolis. Prices shown include WHEAT No 2 red 89, No 3 hard 1.00, and various durum and amber durum values. CORN No 2 yellow 84749 86c, and OATS No 1 white 1ac with several other broken down quotes. Receipts and futures-like notes from Minneapolis include No 1 northern WHEAT around 1.04 with protein detail and nearby contracts. No. 3 yellow and other corn and oats quotes are provided.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northern
Derk Northern
Montana
Ted
London Weather Note and Bond Market Summary
The record notes London weather with February highlighted as the driest month and lists U S treasury and bond figures including 4 145 101.27 and 112 for various bonds. It references June and February in historical context and notes bond prices around 103.28.
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BONDS
New York
API
U_ 5
Alberty
Treasury
Wall Street stocks rise amid oil, steel gains on small volume
New York traders pushed prices higher on Monday with volume light as oils, steels and specialties led the advance. Continental Can, General Railway Signal and Spiegel-Mayersn gained about 2 points, while many favorites in chemicals and autos rose modestly.
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Bill
Continental Can
General Railway Signal
Spiegel-May- Stern
Standard Oil
N. J
Amerada
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Westinghouse
Case, du Pont
Great Northern Preferred
U. S. Steel
Inland Steel
Timken Roller Bearing
Chrysler
Births Reported From St Luke's and Mercy Hospitals
Born June 28 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard W Bye 1390 G avenue NE a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank D Davis 817 Tenth Street NW a daughter June 30 at St Luke's Hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Arnold Barta 255 Eighteenth Street SW a son on June 29 at Mercy Hospital. Born Monday to Mr and Mrs Stanley Burnett of Oakland.
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St. Luke's Hospital
Howard W. Bye
G Avenue
Frank D. Davis
Tenth Street
Arnold Barta
Eighteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Stanley Burnett
Oakland
Calif a daughter
Mrs. Burnett before her marriage was Ferne Wingert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wingert 385 Nineteenth Street SE.
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Calif
Burnett
Ferne Wingert
H. W. Wingert
Nineteenth Street
Central City man arrested in liquor raid
Cecil Gaines, 34, living on a farm west of Central City, was arrested in a Saturday liquor raid. He waived preliminary hearing before Justice W J Grunewald and posted $500 bond on illegal possession charges after officers found alcohol in a pitcher and a bottle. The raid was conducted by Sheriff Smith and Deputies Roy Radebaugh and Dick Payn with a search warrant.
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Cecil Gaines
Central City
Gains
W. J. Grunewald
Smith
Roy Radebaugh
Dick Payn
W. J Grunewald
Center Point Store Robbery Strikes George Heerner Store
Burglars entered the Center Point George Heerner store through a rear window on a Sunday night and robbed it of ham, bacon, wieners, pork chops, ham burger, steak, cheese, tobacco, razor blades, an alarm clock and $12.50 in coins. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated.
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George Heerner
Center Point
Larry Condon
Reverses Soukup Decision In Workman Case
Judge A B Clark reversed an industrial commission ruling on Frank Soukup's recompense appeal. Soukup injured December 22 1933 employed by Shores Co. was first awarded forty nine weekly payments totaling 35 52 and 98 01 on reopening. District court awarded total 400 weeks at 726 with credits. Insurance carrier Saint Paul Mercury Indemnity Co. named.
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A. B. Clark
Industrial Commission
Frank Soukup
Shores Company
St. Paul Mercury Indemnity Company
Cedar Rapids Briefs Band Practice Drills and Local Notices
The Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle corps will meet at 7 15 Tuesday evening at the Y M C A for rehearsal. Dr Burt H Rice 827 Third avenue SE has returned from the University hospital at Iowa City and is greatly improved. The Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration club will meet tonight at 730 in Moose hall. All members are requested to attend and all sportsmen interested in the work are welcome to the present. Norval Skersick and Norbert Pudil were fined 10 dollars and costs for snagging fish. The charges were filed by Deputy Game Warden Leo Logan and Assistant Deputy Jack Townsend. Justice A S Reed presiding In a police court during Judge Powell's vacation levied fines for intoxication against several residents. George Buresh of Cedar Rapids and Arthur Hoover of Springville will attend a national conference of the farmer labor party in Chicago. Both men represented the Second Iowa district in various campaigns.
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Third Avenue SE
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Fish and Game Restoration Club
Moose Hall
Norval Skersick
Norbert Pudil
Justice A S. Reed
Leo Logan
Jack Townsend
A S. Reed
Thomas B. Powell
George Varner
Kenneth Varner
C Avenue
George Fry
B Avenue
Lawrence Boone
Tenth Street
George Buresh
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Hoover
Springville
Farmer-Labor Party
Chicago
Buresh
Iowa
Mr. Hoover
Farmer-Labor
Archery Group to Meet at Ellis Park Second Time
The playground commission archery group holds its second meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Ellis Park across from the river pavilion. Seventeen attended the first meeting last week. Anyone 16 years old or older may join.
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Playground Commission
Ellis Park
River Pavilion
Archery Classes Offered for Interested Elder Learners
An elderly learner group is invited to attend an archery session led by instructor Howard Heathman. The program invites seniors to gain archery skills under Heathman’s guidance.
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Elder
Howard Heathman
Plan Camp Program For Y M C A Day Camp
Arrangements by the playground office plan groups of boys to attend the Y M C A day camp at Shaver park for twenty four hour periods. Each playground will send a group at least once. James Manville of the Y M C A outlined the camp program at the staff meeting.
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Shaver Park
James Manville
Veterans Assigned To CCC Camp At Ottumwa
Ten World War veterans were assigned to the CCC camp at Ottumwa Monday through the U S Army recruiting office in Cedar Rapids. Sergt William Melton reported. Two are from Cedar Rapids Walter E Glass and Lee Osborn. Others include William Beyer McGregor Henry Christensen Center Point Wilbur R Conner Greeley Sylvester Curran Elkport John H Curtis Wadena William L Goebel Victor Howard C Tidball Belle Plaine and John Maddon Iowa City.
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Ottumwa
United States Army
Cedar Rapids
William Melton
Walter E. Glass
Lee Osborn
William Beyer
McGregor
Henry Christensen
Center Point
Wilbur R. Conner
Greeley
Sylvester Curran
Elkport
John H. Curtis
Wadena
William L. Goebel
Victor
Howard C Tidball
Belle Plaine
John Maddon
Iowa City
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charge in NW Neighborhood
Alie Michael of 126 A avenue NW pled not guilty before Justice A. S. Reed on Monday. Trial set for July 24. Bond furnished. Accused by Mrs. Alice Schmidt of 128 A avenue NW of striking her daughter Phyllis near a flower bed on his property.
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Alie Michael
A Avenue NW
A. S. Reed
Michael
Alice Schmidt
Fireworks Proclaimed For Independence Day Observance
Mayor Frank K. Hahn granted a 24 hour grace period for fireworks from July 3 to July 4 while the city suspends its fireworks ordinance. The measure allows noisemakers during the window. violations outside will be prosecuted. Diamonds reportedly found in meteorites.
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GO. K
Frank K. Hahn
Deaths John Ward and Dolores Hoover
John Ward longtime Illinois Central clerk and later Interstate Commerce Commission official dies in Chicago after a Manchester roots and a family survivor list includes wife Louise Till Harsh. Dolores Jean Hoover infant daughter of Ted and Mrs Robins dies after two weeks with whooping cough born March 4 1935 funeral Tuesday Turner chapel Robins burial Dunkard cemetery.
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Manchester
P. F. Byrnes
Avenue
Chicago
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Independence
Will Ward
Iowa City
Ryan
Miss Bird Ward
Rantoul
Dolores Jean Hoover
Ted Hoover
Robins
Charles
Gerald
Betty
Donna Rae
J. F. Daniels
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Hoover
Turner Chapel
Albert E Deal Funeral Services Announced
Funeral services for Albert E. Deal, 42, who died at his home 928 Nineteenth Street SE, will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 30 P M Tuesday conducted by Reverend John Gent. Burial will be in Dunkard cemetery near Toddville. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 P M today.
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Albert E. Deal
Nineteenth Street
Beatty Chapel
John Gent
Dunkard
Toddville
Susie McLean Fields Dies in New York
Mrs Susie McLean Fields longtime Van Buren school teacher died at Ira New York on June 28. Born in Kalamazoo Michigan she taught in the area until 1920 when she married and moved to New York. She had lived with her sister Mrs M P Beck at 1005 First Avenue West.
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Susie McLean Fields
van Buren
Ira
N. Y
Kalamazoo
Mich
New York
M. P. Beck
First Avenue W
Kendell Family Featured In Local Notice
Mrs L T Kendell and Mrs Blanche Kendell are listed in a community notice as relatives of a former resident. The short fragment mentions household connections without additional context or details.
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L. T. Kendell
Blanche Kendell
Resi
Detroit Woman Dies After Long Illness
Dent of Cedar Rapids died at her Detroit home at 7 15 p m Saturday after a long illness. She lived in Cedar Rapids about ten years and left nine years ago. Survived by her husband and three children Lell Marie and Dale all in Detroit. Funeral services and burial will be in Detroit Tuesday afternoon.
Death of Earl Brundidge in Cedar Rapids
Earl Brundidge 50 of 837 Hull Ave SE Cedar Rapids died at University Hospital Iowa City at 2 10 a m Sunday after a short illness He born Jones County Sept 28 1884 lived in Cedar Rapids He survived by three brothers Ray Cedar Rapids Louis Wisconsin Jess Marion and two sisters Mrs Grace Dolezal and Mrs Bessie Jones Cedar Rapids Funeral 10 a m Tuesday Beatty chapel Rev F H Ward burial Cedar Memorial Park Friends may call 7 9 p m today
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Earl Brundidge
Hull Avenue SE
University Hospital
Iowa City
Jones County
Cedar Rapids
Ray
Louis
Wisconsin
Jess
Marion
Grace Dolezal
Bessie Jones
Budge Upsets Bunny Austin To Reach Wimbledon Semis
Donald Budge of Oakland defeats Henry Wilfred Austin 3-6 10-8 6-4 7-5 in a major upset at Wimbledon to reach the semi final round. Sidney Wood loses to Jack Crawford as Crawford advances to face Fred Perry. Budge to meet Baron Gottfried von Cramm while Crawford faces Perry.
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Red
Oakland
Calif
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Bunny) Austin
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New York
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Wood
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Australia
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Germany
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Perry
Monticello couples obtain marriage licenses in two pairs
Floyd Farnsworth and Hansetta Pierce of Monticello join in marriage with Co C Calbreath of Des Moines and Martha E Stratton of Cedar Rapids listed as the other couple. Dim headlights remark notes possible early bulb replacement need.
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Floyd Farnsworth
Hansetta Pierce
Monticello, Co
C. Calbreath
Des Moines
Martha E. Stratton
Cedar Rapids
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