Livestock Market Review with Hogs and Cattle Prices
Chicago market reports show hog receipts 4,000 with 3,500 direct to packers and limited choice offerings. Hogs steady to $0.25–0.50 higher. top at 11.40 for steers, heifers near 10.75, cows up 25c, calves steady. Spring lambs +0.75, old crop clipped lambs up about 23–25c. Overall demand firm amid scarce supplies. heavy cattle market steady to higher with strong steer and heifer activity.
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Chicago
INS
Chicaga Livestock
Aps
New Hish
Salse
Towa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Poe
Waterloo
Hars
Sioux City Livestock Market Report and Prices
Receipts at Sioux City show fed steers and cows steady to higher with strong demand for stockers and feeders. Prices cited include heavy steer loads around 10.50 per cwt for top weights, feeder offerings 7.25 to 8.50, and heifers near 6.00 to 7.00. Sheep receipts 200 with fat lambs around 9.60 to 15.00 and ewes about 3.50.
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Sioux City
Ininha
SGAS
Ktocker
Omaha Capuls Dent Agriculture Receipts and Hogs Steady
Receipts and prices for cattle hogs and sheep across multiple markets including Omaha and St Paul. Beef cattle and stockers show higher quotes while hogs mostly steady to slightly lower. steer yearling and heifer values listed with regional variations and weights. Additional notes cover Iowa Des Moines and Austin markets with detailed weight bands and price ranges.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A vintage Cedar Rapids market list shows prices for corn soybeans butterfat eggs hides and assorted fruits vegetables and meats. The report lists No 2 yellow corn at 47 cents per unit No 2 yellow soybeans at 90 cents per bushel and assorted produce with crate prices for celery lettuce and cabbage plus varying hide prices for cattle and horses.
Hogs Weaken on Local Market and Mixed Cattle Prices
Local hogs weakened with all grades down about ten cents, top price eased to 88.75 while wheat and corn moved lower and other markets held steady. Cattle ranged from choice to prime steers at 8.75 to 9.75 with mids around 6.50 to 8.00. yearlings and heifers showed varied declines across weights. bulls and canners down mix.
Chicago Produce Market Totals Mixed as Prices Rise and Fall
Arrivals reach 160 with total US shipments at 382 while demand shifts from high to fair. Beans and cobs show weak pricing. Bliss Triumphs lead with No 1 washed at 2.90 and Arkansas No 1 car at 1.90. California White Rose No 1 sells 1.600 at 1.85. Oklahoma fair quality and dirty at 1654 375, Virginia cobblers 0.8 at 1.50. New York AP eggs and butter receipts show mixed prices, overall demand softer in butter with creamery higher than extra.
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Chicago
Alabama
Bliss Triumphs
Arkansas Bliss Triumphs
California
U S
Knansas Cobblers
Maine
Bliss
Lahoma
Virginia Cobblers
NW York
Pronier
New York
Wisconsin Cheddar Boards and Dairy Quotes of June
Wisconsin exchange notes for the week list cheese quotes and farm calls. Mentions Cheddar varieties, 13 percent dairies, twins in June, and Commodores with Horns marked 13. This compact item records a local dairy market update and shorthand farm references from Plymouth Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Exchange
Worstgn Exchange Rates Mixed as Weekend Opens
Foreign exchange trading opened with small changes across major European currencies while tabs on spot cables show mixed movements. Rates list wide figures for countries including Canada France Germany Italy Japan and Sweden with several entries unclear due to OCR distortion.
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Worstgn Exchange
New York
Toreign Exchange
Canada
Montreal
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
Japan
Honuskono
Shandal
Bond Markets Hold Buoyant Tone Ahead of Holiday
In a buoyant session bonds rose to summer highs as rails led gains in the corporate sector with industrial and utility loans showing selective strength. Treasuries moved in narrow ranges amid light trading and expectations of profit-taking before a three day holiday. Major issues highlighted include Baltimore and Ohio 4s Atlantic Coast Line 6s 1945 and Northern Pacific 4s, while government bonds posted modest changes.
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New York
Paints Industral
Baltimore and Ohio 4
Atlantic Coast Line
St. Pan
Great Northern
Ilinois Central
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Southern Railway
Rome bans fascist girl gymnasts from St Paul’s Basilica
II Tevere reported that a group of fascist girl gymnasts were refused access to St Paul’s Basilica in Rome after the priest enforcing the ban said the uniformed visitors “didn’t have anything on.”
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Rome
INS
II Tevere
St Paul's Basilica
Leaders Climb Up To 4 Points In Wide Ascent
NEW YORK AP Fresh buying fuel steadied the stock market on Saturday in a broad sprint led by industrials gaining up to four points. Large overnight orders and blocks traded as ticker lagged, with transfers totaling 1,472,420 shares. Participation from overseas boosted volume as copper, motor, steel, aircraft and specialty stocks led gains amid optimism for a fall peace between government, business and labor. Prominent gainers included Anaconda, Kennecott, Chrysler, GM, U S Steel, Bethlehem, Douglas, Boeing, Wright Aeronautical, IHC, GE, Johns Manville, American Telephone, Western Union, North American, Loews, Bascom Kodak, Union Carbide, Santa Fe, Chesapeak and Ohio. Curb market gainers featured Aluminum of America, Great Atlantic and Pacific, Ferro Enamel, Newmont Mining, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Niles Bement and Pepperell.
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New York
Tabor
Anaconda
Kennecott
Chrysler
General Motors
U . S Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Wright
Aeronautical
International Harvester
American Can
General Electric
Johns Manville
American Telephone
Western Union
North American
Loew's
Basman Kodak
Union Carbide
Santa Fe
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pullman
Wall Street Stock Quotations Feature Local Listings
Wall Street stock quotations appear with numerous named companies and prices, listing many industrials, utilities, oils, and consumer goods firms. The dense roster includes Adams Express Johns Manville Allied Chem Allied Stores Lowes McKesson, Studied entries show varied percentages and dollar values across multiple sectors.
Cedar Rapids Marriage Licenses Reported
Marriage licenses issued to Charlies Schimberg and Gwen Storey of Cedar Rapids Edward Zimmerman and Joan Heslip of Cedar Rapids Jesse Horsky and Helen Blaker of Barnston Nebraska.
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Charlies Schimberg
Gwenaan Storey
Cedar Rapids
Edward Zimmerman
Joan Heslip
Jesse Horsky
Helen Blaker
Barnston, Neb
Wheat prices drop on Chicago board amid weak export, weather
Chicago wheat futures fell sharply as hedging selling and strong winter spring belt yields combined with favorable weather to push prices down. July wheat slipped about 7 percent while corn rose modestly amid steady export demand and unsettled market conditions ahead of the holiday.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Minneapolis
United States
United Kingdom
Mountaineer 27 and 12 Year Old Bride wed in secret
In Sylva North Carolina Will Webb a 27 year old mountaineer marries Evabelle Patterson 12 despite parental consent. Evans’ mother Lizzie Patterson widow of one child says they plan to stay married while Webb works as a timber cruiser earning five dollars weekly and the couple live nine miles from Sylva on Callonee mountain with a small farm nearby.
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Sylva
INS
Will Webb
Janky
Evabelle Patterson
Evabelle
Lizzie Patterson
Webb
Callonee Mountain
Car Hits Bus Then Another Car in Marion Crash
No injuries reported as a 1925 model sedan driven by W T Beach of Marion collided with a Cedar Rapids City lines bus while attempting to pass at the railroad tracks on Fourth avenue. Beach’s car then struck a parked machine owned by Frank Eiler of Monticello. total damage to both cars under fifty dollars.
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Marion
W.tf. Beach
Eighteenth Street N
Cedar Rapids City Lines
Beach
Fourth Avenue
Frank Eiler
Monticello
Open League Softball Scores Reported Incomplete
A partial score list from an Open League softball event shows multiple games with unclear inning details. Players named include Armstrong Parks McGuire Byrnes and Jones, with various line scores and team pairings such as Sinclair Memorial Calvary Baptist and Drew’s.
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Byrnes
Jones
Parks
Shea Aaa
Wilson
Aremacks
Gonkinsanie Brousard
John Braul
Weinands
Bemer
Witt and McArtor
Sinclair Memorial
Calvary Baptist
FB Lowe
Johnson Linkenbach
Reney
Drew's Qin
Snyder
Zuck
Hoxpldoraiy and
Senders
Towa Lt & Power
la Plant
Gis Stien
Berta
Clymer
Pitem Armstrong Spia
Deaths Albert W Werning Newhall Farmer Dies
Albert W Werning 44 prominent farmer near Newhall died suddenly at 4 15 am Saturday he was born August 4 1893 and lived in the area all his life He survived by wife Martha three children Elwood Lawrence Edwin two brothers Henry in Nebraska Elmer of Newhall two sisters Mrs John Rathie Atkins Mrs Frank Krider Cedar Rapids and two step sisters Mrs Charles Brown and Mrs Edward Snouffer Cedar Rapids Funeral at St John Lutheran church near Newhall at 2 pm Monday preceded by brief services at the family home at 1 30 pm Rev O Nieting to officiate burial in St John cemetery Friends may call Beatty chapel until 4 pm Sunday and then at the Newhall home.
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Newhall
Justus and
Marie Werning
Werning
St.John Lutheran Church
Martha
Elwood
Lawrence
Edwin
Henry
Nebraska
Elmer
John Rathie
Atkins
Frank Krider
Cedar Rapids
Anna Werning
Charlies Brown
Edward Snouffer
St. John Lutheran Church
O Nieting
St John Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Mrs Farr's Funeral Held Sunday in Cedar Rapids
Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids report the passing of Mrs Mary Louise Farr at her son's home after an eight month illness. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 pm in Turner chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Park. A brother, Laurence Blanchard, of Rockland MA, was noted as previously omitted. Also in Cedar Rapids Mrs Mary Brooks dies after a lingering illness at her daughter's home. She leaves a daughter, son and three grandchildren with a brother and three sisters. Funeral services are planned for Sunday at 2:30 pm in Beatty chapel, Oak Shade cemetery, Marion. John Dobry, 51, a Cedar Rapids resident born in Bohemia, died after a short illness. Survived by wife Bessie, three children, and siblings in Czechoslovakia, he will be buried in Bohemian National cemetery after 2 pm Monday at Barta chapel.
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Cedar Rapids
Arthur B Farr
C Avenue NE
Turner Chapel
E Winslow Brown
Cedar Chapter
Cedar Memorial Park
Laurence E. Blanchard
Rockland
Mass
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Thomas J. Brooks
William F. King
Second Avenue
Mrs Brooks
Newton, I
King
Glen R. Brooks
Marton
Adie B. Peal
Cloyce R. King
Floyd E. King
Macomb
C. A. Curnutt
Mount Vernon
H. M. Resiner
Beckwith
Charles Wagner
Newton
Beatty Chapel
Oak Shade
Marion
John Dobry
Seventh Street
Bohemia
United States
Chicago
Bessie
Fred Vrba
John
Jiv
Steve Turck
Czechoslovakia
Karel IV
ZBC
J. Lodge
Prokop Velky
Homesteaders
Cement Finishers Union
Barta Chapel
T. B Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Death of 9 year old Mary Jane Ferguson in Des Moines
Mary Jane Ferguson nine daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Ferguson of 506 Seventeenth Street NE died recently in Des Moines after an operation. She attended Polk school and visited grandparents there. Survived by her parents a brother Dale and Des Moines grandparents. Funeral services were held in Des Moines Saturday with burial at Cedar Falls.
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Mary Jane Ferguson
Kenneth E. Ferguson
Seventeenth Street
Des Moines
Polk School
Dale
Tone
Cedar Falls
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Tampir Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Mary Tampir will be held in the Janeba and Brosh chapel at 2 p.m Sunday conducted by T. B. Hlubucck. Burial will be in the Bohemian National cemetery. The family requests no flowers. Friends may call at the chapel Saturday evening.
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Josephine Mary Tampir
Janeba and Brosh
T. B. Hlubucck
Bohemian National Cemetery
Rush divorce granted in Blossburg case
Robert R. Rush was granted a divorce in district court Friday from Evelyn Rush by Judge H. C. Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The marriage took place at Blossburg, Pa., Jan. 8.
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Robert R. Rush
Evelyn Rush
H. C. Ring
Blossburg
Grace Moore files tax appeal over 1934 35 deficiency
Washington In... Grace Moore the singer filed a petition with the United States board of tax appeals protesting a deficiency tax assessment by the Internal Revenue Bureau. The government seeks $43,793 in additional income taxes on her 1934 35 earnings.
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Washington
INS
Grace Moore
United States Board of Tax Appeals
Internal Revenue Bureau
Marion News: Postmaster injured in accident returns home
Marion residents hosted and visited family over the weekend. Postmaster Mary Hollingsworth, injured in a Sunday crash, was brought home from St Luke's hospital Saturday. Many out of town guests, including Castle, Patcher, Wilson, and Ford families, traveled to Marion for visits and celebrations. The Marion school band planned a Sunday concert at the Legion pool.
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Mary Hollingsworth
St. Luke's Hospital
Paul Wilson
Chicago
Jataa Grol
C. R
Marion
Glenn L. Lyman
Legion Pool
Religious Services Schedule Across Marion Churches
Multiple churches in Marion list Sunday school and worship times for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran and Seventh Day Church of God. Notable subjects include Sorrow Turns to Joy, Jesus Christ Ever the Same, What is Patriotism, and The Goodness of God.
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L. W. Inman
Jesus Christ
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Epworth League
W. P Secrist
Nancy Ellen
Ruth Hanscom
Oxford Club
Granger’s Pasture
Lois Stitzel
C. V. R. DeJong
Harriet de Jong
Orange City
Kathleen Oxley
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Germany Signs Trade Pacts With Switzerland And Poland
Berlin announces Germany has concluded trade agreements with Switzerland and Poland, adding to the Anglo German understanding on Austrian debts. The Reich says talks are underway for reciprocal trade deals with ten more nations.
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Berlin
INS
Germany
Switzerland
Poland
London
Reich
NBC writer Don Quinn injured in car crash. wife Garrette dead
National Broadcasting Company reports staff author Don Quinn is hospitalized in Pierre South Dakota after a Thursday automobile crash in which his wife Garlette was killed. Quinn writes for the Fibber McGee and Molly program.
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Chicago
National Broadcasting Company
Don Quinn
Pierre, S. D
Garnette
Quinn
Letter Clue Fails in Filmer's Death
Hollywood police failed to advance the Gray murder case after questioning Frances Bleakley, a 28 year old former USC student from Newcastle Pa. The letter she wrote to cameraman King D Gray was found on his body with a bullet wound in his chest. Investigators sought ties to a possible trunk left in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
INS
King D. Gray
Newcastle
Frances Bleakley
University of Southern California
Gray
Pennsylvania
Sidain
Babe
Brother Of Dick Powell Beats Him To Fatherhood
Luther Powell of Jonesboro Arkansas became a father first by 26 minutes and two time zones, with a seven pound seven ounce son named John Edward born at 4 pm CST in Jonesboro. Dick Powell followed in Hollywood with a daughter named Ellen due to be christened at 4 26 pm PST on Thursday.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Luther Powell
Jonesboro
Dick Powell
Hollywood
Luther
John Edward
Jonesboro Hospital
Ellen
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