Chicago Market Flooded by Supplies at Union Stockyards
Heavy hog supplies flooded Chicago stockyards on Monday with prices easing across markets. Five major markets reported receipts totaling about 44,600 while Chicago alone took 30,000 hogs and was down about a dime. cattle and sheep also showed softer tendencies with mixed regional results.
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UNION
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Butchers
East St. Louis
Kansas City
St Joseph
Buffalo Ae
Cincinnati
Noco Eae
Local Hog and Cattle Prices Steady Across Market
Prices for hogs and cattle remain steady with top hogs at 420 dollars per hundredweight. Listings show varied weights and grades from good to choice hogs up to 500 pounds, plus premium and packer categories. Sheep, lambs, and cattle markets are described with ranges for steers, heifers, cows, cutters, and canners reflecting quality and condition.
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Oman
Seth
West Heee
Sinclair
Good To Choice Chase
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Price Listings of Hens and Produce
A Cedar Rapids page lists mixed prices for poultry and produce. Hens and broilers show various weights and prices such as light hens, leghorn broilers, and cocks. Wholesale fruits and vegetables include California Valencia oranges, lemons, potatoes, bananas, head lettuce, cabbage, onions, and tomatoes with specific crate prices. Cured hides and animal products are noted with price ranges, along with horse prices and wool terms.
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Florida
Grain Prices and Market Terms From MN and IA Trade Sheet
A fragmented OCR page lists grain movement terms and prices including corn, rye, barley, oats, and wheat. It references Minneapolis and market figures with per bushel values, seasonal months, and leading traders or vendors.
Hog Prices Decline Amid Sluggish Livestock Trade
Livestock markets in St Paul and Iowa areas show declining cattle and hog prices. Receipts include cattle, calves, yearlings and hogs with reduced demand and weaker bids for stockers, cows, and heifers. Regional reports from Waterloo Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines indicate varied declines, steady packing bids, and lower hogs across weight classes.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Gand Packers
MASON CITY -Sc_ hicher
Des Moines
Grain prices slump despite bullish crop reports on Chicago boards
Bulls touted crop prospects with wheat seen near 508 million bushels and corn around 2.334 billion, but trading turned bearish on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat fell about 2 cents, corn down 1 to 2 cents, oats weaker. Cash prices eased modestly. receipts listed for grains.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Bond Markets Mixed as Trading Closes in Midday Totals
Markets show varied activity across major indexes with bonds trading near prior levels. Investors weigh inflation signals amid shifting yields as several issuers and sectors maintain stability while others face liquidity concerns.
Toledo Seed Market Notes from an AP Wire Fragment
Fragmented OCR item lists seed weights and prices with references to Toledo and New York AP dispatches. Entries mention seeds, refined flour, shipments, cartons, and various price figures, including 825 and 850, with mentions of warehouses and middues.
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Toledo Steed
Toledo
Minneapolis grain and foreign exchange rates recap
The snippet lists Minneapolis grain prices for wheat barley and corn with various moisture and price notes. It also shows foreign exchange values for many nations and currencies including Great Britain France Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Austria Hungary Romania Argentina Brazil Japan Mexico and Canada with quoted rates and references to New York Montreal and other places.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norgey
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Brazil
Shandal
Honekone
Mexico City
Montreal
Treasury figures and bonded notes reported in New York AP dispatch
A New York AP report lists Treasury securities and bond yields with figures like 4%, 4% 44, and 60 47, noting treasury notes and an accompanying ledger of values. Identified entities include Liberty bonds, Treasury, and New York sources with dated monetary references.
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New York
Toberty Foye
Ates
GM Toews
Treasury
Wall Street Stocks Drift Under Dull Monday Trade
New York trading opened with a slow session as rails led declines and prices hovered near the day’s lows. Union Pacific, U S Steel, Du Pont, American Telephone and Santa Fe fell fractions, while grains slipped with wheat and corn dropping, and overall turnover ran about 365 000 shares amid regulatory news and concern over Germany developments.
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NEW York
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
American Telephone Case
du Pont
Santa Fe
Stock Exchange
Rails
Germany
NY Central
Southern Pacific
U. S
DuPont American Can
Western Union
Case
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
North American American
Cerro de Pasco
Great Western Sugar
General Motors
Chrysler
Loews Swinley
U S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Auburn
J E Bennett & Co
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Adams Express
Nickel
Alaska Juneau
Aliesheny Corp
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Aled Chem
Kayser Julius
Alias Chalmers
Kelly Sprid
Amn
Loews. Inc
Lorillard
Peay Steel Pays
MelIntyre
Tob
McKeesport Tin
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McKesson
Amn Wooley
Jor
Marshall
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Mathieson Ark
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Atchison Tsf
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Mont Ward
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Murray Ccorpa
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Barnsdall
Beatrice Cry
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Beth Steel
Natl Pow & L
Bohn Alum
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Gerro'de Pascoayy
Penney
Ohio
Phelps Dodge
Pillsbury
Sue Spree
Cooro
Sperry Corpoft Corn Products
Stone Lead
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Cube Ann
Cine
Stone Webster
Studehakrt
Ras Tee Gulf
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Huis Anken del Gfrie
Timken Foster
Trans-America
Laan Carbide
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Cen Morris
Ts Ind Aic
Revieree Sr
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Ghdaden Co
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Cinodvear
Craham Paige
Warner Bros
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Hohn Dent
Mesa Union
Firam Walker
Weetehouse
Howe Sound
Westehouse E
Hedann Mraterson Wilson & Co A
Motors
Wonworth
I's Central
Yellow Tract
Indus Rayon
S&t
Chicago
Ashe Toa
Heilemann
Marwai Fid
Deaths Mrs Alice H Glenn longtime Kenwood resident
Mrs Alice Howard Glenn died at the family home 117 Thirty third street SE at 8 pm Sunday after a lingering illness. Born October 9 1859 in Ozark Jackson county Iowa she lived in Tama county before moving to Kenwood twenty five years ago. She married John Glenn July 4 1880 at Dysart and is survived by Hall Glenn and daughter Opal Herkner both of Cedar Rapids four grandchildren Glenn Jack Herkner of this city Claude Herkner of Los Angeles Cal and Mildred Whitmore of Oak Park Ill One sister Mrs Etta Perry of Cedar Rapids. A Kenwood Methodist member funeral services will be held at Turner chapel 11 am Tuesday with ministers Rev Mr McConkey and Rev W A Brown. Burial at Dysart with grave side rites at 2 pm.
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Alice Howard Glenn
John T Glenn
Thirty-third Street
Ozark
Jackson County
Iowa
Tama County
Kenwood
John Glenn
Dysart
Hall Glenn
Opal Herkner
Cedar Rapids
Glenn
Jack Herkner
Claude Herkner
Los Angeles
Mildred Whitmore
Oak Park
Etta Perry
Kenwood Methodist Church
Turner Chapel
McConkey
W A Brown
Funeral services for Mrs Annor Frazee at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Annor Frazee will be held in the Turner chapel at 2pm Tuesday. The Rev A A Brooks will officiate and burns will be made in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Annor Frazee
Turner Chapel
A A Brooks
Burns
Oak Hill
Two Ocean Flyers Arrive at Warsaw
The Adamowicz brothers of Brooklyn landed their transatlantic flight in Warsaw at 5:40 p.m. Monday to a cheering crowd of 20,000. They planned a New York to Warsaw route but were forced down for fuel shortages in France, Germany, and Poland, and completed the final leg with a homemade skid from a farm wagon.
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Adamowicz
Brooklyn
New York
France
Germany
Poland
Bellanca
Purchasing Of Liquor Opens In State Store Network
The new state-owned liquor store opened at 323 Second Avenue SE at 11 a.m. Monday to a fair crowd. Purchases were slow due to routine checks and permit verifications. Staff under Manager Charles Walsh worked. other stores in Keokuk, Spencer, Davenport, Fort Dodge, Manchester, Decorah, Burlington, Dubuque, Denison, Waterloo, Algona and Sheldon opened Monday, Muscatine to open Tuesday.
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Spencer
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Manchester
Decorah
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Dubuque
Denison
Waterloo
Algona
Sheldon
Associated Press
Muscatine
Linn County CCC quota increased to 186 recruits
The Linn County CCC quota rose to 186 recruits with the July 9 departure date set for county and outlying towns. Cedar Rapids and Marion will supply the new intake. registration at county relief offices is urged before next Wednesday. Iowa totals 2,590 recruits, Linn leading the surrounding area with 86, while Tama 23, Benton 24, Jones 20, Jackson 20, Fayette 30, Clayton 25, Grundy 15 follow in nearby counties.
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Court House
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Tama
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Fayette
Clayton
Grundy
Court orders Cedar Rapids Sash and Door to dis continue
Judge H. C Ring issues judgments totaling 12,500 in district court against Cedar Rapids Sash and Door company of Cedar Rapids. The court discontinues the business and designates J C Loomis as receiver to arrange sale of all real estate and property owned by the firm. First liens attach to assets.
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Josephine M Craemer
James L. Coombes
H. C Ring
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
Cedar Rapids
J C Loomis
Suspended sentence hangs over Robert Olmstead case
Robert Olmstead faces a suspended ten year sentence as he is arrested Saturday on stealing an automobile owned by William Zahradnik of Fly. He will tell Judge A B Clark in district court Friday why he should avoid prison.
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L Street
William Zahradnik
Fly
A B Clark
Chester Kennedy
West Side
H C Ring
Kennedy
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1934 details incomplete
Fragmented OCR notes show an item labeled Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1934 with garbled numbers on accidents injuries and deaths. No clear counts or dates are readable, making it impossible to identify the event or outcome from the fragment.
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Cedar Rapids
Nudist wedding re-enactment eyed by judge in Chicago
Judge Francis Borelli paused a indecent exhibition case against Samuel Wallace Jr and Gertrude Boon Schubeck after noting nudism as a backward practice. He may personally view a re-enactment in his courtroom with the public barred, as the July 6 investigation deadline looms. Wallace and Schubeck attended in conventional dress.
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Chicago
INS
Francis Borelli
Samuel Wallace, Jr
Charles Muller
Gertrude Boon Schubeck
Amarillo
Tex
Jan Hus 1.0 O F Lodge Plans Fiftieth Anniversary
Jan Hus 1.0 O F Lodge announces its fiftieth anniversary celebration for March 4, 1935 and a July 4 park and hall event at Thornwood Park and Hall to raise funds. Public invited. free admission to park and fireworks. baskets encouraged. Dancing featured. lodge active in relief work and Mason City home support.
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O. F
Thornwood Park
Mason City
Chicago
John Sedenka
M. T Hasek
Jerry Hanus
Henry Jensen
W. L. Blaze
Gas Tax Receipts Show Large Gain Des Moines AP
Gasoline tax receipts for the first six months reached 5,434,588.26, up 721,805.90 from 1933. Inheritance taxes rose to 51,853.79, cigaret taxes to 597,795.27, beer taxes and permits in June totaled 95,658.04, with cigaret June receipts at 100,558.60. Total June gasoline tax receipts were 1,075,038.02 as beer law receipts stood at 304,673.23 for six months.
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Des Moines
Treasuerr Leo J Wegman
Maniac Kills Two Steel Mill Workers in Steubenville Yard
In Steubenville Ohio AP reports a phantom like madman killed two Wheeling Steel workers in the mill yards as they reported for work. Victims William Messer 230 and Ray Kockendorfer 38 were shot in the open hearth area and the killer escaped into darkness.
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Steubenville, O
Wheeling Steel Corporation
William Messer
Ray Kockendorfer
Willford and Mak File Primary Campaign Expenses
DES MOINES UP Primary reports show incumbent A C Wilford spending 1104 dollars with 486 dollars in contributions while Leo L Mak of Waterloo seeks the Republican nomination and reports 1032 dollars in expenses with 85 dollars contributed.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Alex Miller
A C Wilford
Leo L. Mak
Waterloo
Two Tots Die In Mansion Fire In San Mateo
In San Mateo California investigators blamed crossed wires for a mansion fire that killed two young children of Mrs Henriette Erhart Ruggles. John Ruggles and Henriette Ruggles died hand in hand on the upper floor while their mother lay comatose after bravely helping firefighters. Governess Gertrude Portway and cook Teresa Cassidy survived with burns. The tragedy followed a housewarming party at the Ruggles home leased after a return from Honolulu.
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San Mateo
Calif
INS
Little John Ruggles
Henriette Ruggles
Henriette Erhart Ruggles
New York
Arthur Rankin
San Francisco
Gertrude Portway
Teresa Cassidy
Ruggles
MacDonald To Sail July 12 For Canada
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald, resting at Lossiemouth, Scotland, will sail for Canada on July 12 for a three month rest accompanied by his daughter Ishbel MacDonald.
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Canada
London
Ramsay MacDonald
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Ishbel MacDonald
Marion Club Golf Championship Finalists Named
Harold Ballard reaches the Marion Country Club title match by defeating Ralph Fitzgerald after navigating a bracket that saw Héinie Jensen, Don Wolfe, and others fall in earlier rounds. The women’s draws are set with play to conclude by July 6 and finals July 15, while local social notices and recent visits fill the rest of the column.
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Marion Country Club
Ralph Fitzgerald
Héinie Jensen
A. H. Boileau
Ballard
Don Wolfe
Dr. J. J. Booth
Walter Way Fossen
Lamir Lawrence
C. T. Rowe
George Hutchinson
L. Nolan
W. H. Balster
F. S. Barr
H. F. Lockwood
Lou Maresh
Gilbert Gordon
Jensen
Fitzgerald
van Fossen
Rowe
Nolan
Barr
Maresh
Harle Boileau
CG. G. Davis
Betty Mae Marchant
Leta Marchant
Cliff Cutler
Ruth Crew
Geneva Hails U S Arms Ban Proposal
The disarmament conference steering committee adopted the American plan to curb arms manufacture and traffic. It calls for international registration, publicity, and strict inspection. Representatives from Britain France Venezuela Sweden Czechoslovakia Switzerland and Spain supported the proposal and praised the United States.
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Venezuela
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Czechoslovakia
Switzerland
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United States
Hugh Wilson
Ford's NRA Stand Still Up In Air
Washington AP reports NRA has not received a signed blue eagle compliance letter from Ford Motor Co. while Northwest Motor dealer R P Sabine plans to bid about 2 million in War Department contracts. NRA officials expect Ford official to sign but no qualified signer is available in the capital.
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NRA
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War Department
R. P. Sabine
Northwest Motor Company
Ford
F. Hunter Creech
I. D Everitt
Sabine
Ford Motor Company
NBA
Hugh S Johnson
Ford Motor
Chevrolet lands major truck contracts for war effort
Washington announces the War Department has awarded Chevrolet Motor Car Company of Detroit a contract for 300 trucks at about $200,000. This follows a similar large order within five days, part of a string of deals culminating in a later million-dollar order for over 1,800 trucks and ambulances placed last week.
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Washington
INS
Chevrolet Motor Car Company
Detroit
War Department
Chevrolet
Birth of Meredith Anne Stanard at 610 Ninth Street SE
Meredith Anne Stanard, a 74 pound daughter, was born June 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stanard of 610 Ninth Street SE. The announcement notes the newborn’s full name and birth date.
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Ralph Stanard
Ninth Street SE
Meredith Anne
Cedar Rapids couples obtain marriage licenses in Iowa region
Leslie Tucker and Genevieve Dolan of Cedar Rapids, and George Ferrall of Reinbeck with Harriett Wilhelm of Morrison, a Mathew Boots of Anamosa, and Velma Sharp of Vinton, were recorded as marrying licensees in the latest Iowa county notices.
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Leslie Tucker
Genevieve Dolan
Cedar Rapids
George Ferrall
Reinbeck, Ia
Harriett Wilhelm
Morrison
A. Mathew Boots
Anamosa
Velma Sharp
Vinton
Forest Fire Threatens Cabins Near Glenwood Springs
More than 100 men fought a forest fire along a two mile front fifteen miles west of Glenwood Springs Colorado. Officials said the blaze was the worst in the state so far this year and threatened between fifteen and twenty summer cabins.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Ins
Here
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