Hog Prices Hold About Steady in Chicago Market
In Chicago, swine sales were steady versus Friday with limited open trade. Hog receipts around 2,000 direct and 2,500 observed. prices ranged about 190 to 235 pounds for good to choice hogs and sows around 800 to 825 dollars, while Friday’s top neared 990 dollars. Reports also note cattle and sheep movements with mixed weekly gains and firming to higher prices for various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Omaha
US Dept
SRA
Ats
C&s
wWlar
Idaho Lambs
Wacker
Sentlie
Ste Seach
RAO
Iowa
Des Moines
IU S Dept Agriculture
Interior
Minnesota
Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Local Hog Prices Slightly Rise In Local Market
Hog prices in the local market advance five cents across all grades on Saturday with top prices reaching 9.25 dollars. The move signals firmer demand and steadier market conditions for hog trading locally.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Prices
Grain prices list many items including Wheat at 85c, Oats at 3c to 6c, Barley 65c, Corn shelled 83c, ear 76c, Hens under 4 lbs at 10c, Leghorn hens 10c, Cocks and eggs pricing, wholesale fruits and vegetables with values for Valencia oranges at 3.25 to 4.50, lemons 4.75, potatoes 1.75 to 2.00, bananas at 5c, strawberries 3.00, head lettuce 2.75, fresh peas 2.00, Michigan celery 75c a dozen, cabbage 1.50, beans 2.00 per basket, onions 2.00, cured hides and horse hides with various prices, pony and glue hides half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Texas
Michigan
Chicago Produce Market Receipts And Prices Steady Across Items
AP market rundown from Chicago shows butter and eggs with steady or unchanged prices. Poultry receipts reach 20 trucks with hens and chicks firm. potatoes and New York product lines report mixed condition and stable to slow trading amid weak supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Nian
Cnt
Wisconsin
Burbanks
Idaho
Bliss
Alabama
S& No
Arkansas
S&s
Oklahoma Bliss
California
Caralian
New York
Bond Markets New York Bond Review Summary
New York bond market sessions saw steady tone with limited tape activity and modest price changes. Western Union and Youngstown Sheet and Tube bonds attracted buying interest while several low yield issues swung narrowly. government bonds closed with minor moves across Treasury notes and Liberte bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union $S
Youngstown Sheet and
Tube $S
Voos Bonds
Liberte
Treasury
Doubt on Canadian policy sends wheat prices down
A heavy selling wave on the Chicago board of trade pulled wheat futures lower as uncertainty over Canada's new wheat board spurred liquidation. July wheat fell to about 78 1/4 cents, with corn and oats showing mixed moves while lard upheld a firm tone on light hog receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canadian Wheat Board
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Grain Movement Chicago cash grain prices report
AP summaries reveal cash grain quotes in Chicago and Minneapolis for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and soybeans. Prices show No 2 and No 1 grades with varying protein contents and futures quotes, along with per bushel and per cwt figures and week-over-week shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Dee
Wall Street Stocks Mixed As Selective Buying Lifts Shares
A brief, uneven session on Wall Street saw selective buying lift several stocks to new yearly highs while profit taking pressed others. The close was irregular with about 600000 shares traded, wheat weak, corn and cereals recovering, cotton supported, and bonds steady. Top gainers included U S Steel Bethlehem Republic Steel Sears Roebuck AT&T Loew s Schenley Air Reduction GM Chrysler Western Union Westinghouse. losers included Santa Fe Southern Railway U S Smelting Cerro de Pasco American Can Consolidated Gas Standard Oil NJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hary
Adv Rumely Oo
Nickereve
Tet & Tel Alaska Juneau
Manville
Pathy
Allegheny Corp Allied Chem
Te. Kelly
Peta
Beety Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
Amerada Corpn
Kresce
Krover
Car & Fdy
Libby Owens
Lik Myers
Loews Inc
Amn Intl Corpn
Lorillara Pos
Annoceo & Au
Louisville Ga
Amn Rad & Amn
McKeesor
Amn Roll Mills
McKesson
Amn Smelting
Marshal Fe
Amn Steel
Mack Trucks
Miami Copper
Amn
Texan
Armour Com
Murray
Otis
Faske
de Penna RR
Caterpillar
Penney, JC
Peoples
Seaboard Oil
Southern
Consol Cigars
Server, Inc
Consol Gas
Shattuck
Consol
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Skelly Oil
Conti Motors
Socony
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
Eee
Curtis Wright
St. Joe Lead
A Deere & Co
del LD A&w
Une
Calit
Douglas Air
du Pont de
Uni Corpu
Gen Gas
Uni
Founders
Gen Motors
United Frust
Gillette
Hupp Motors
Wes'house
Wilson and Co
Indus Raven
Woolworth
Ais Inspiration Ag
Worth Pump
Int Cement
Nobl Sparks
Chicago Corp
Prima Co
Global Currency Exchange Rates Amid Turbulent Markets
An OCR readout lists numerous country names and numeric values in cents and currencies, showing exchange rate figures for Italy Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Romania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Hong Kong Mexico City Montreal and New York. The fragment suggests a historical exchange board or financial bulletin with scattered figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toreign Lnchange
New York
Foereinn Exchange
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Boston Wool Market Steady Demand Shifts in Prices
Swales in the Boston wool market were fairly good early in the week but demand slowed in recent days. Ohio and similar fleeces sold from 30 to 31 cents in grease for fine Delaine and 48 to 50s for strict combing. 14 blood and 2 blood fleeces brought 31 to 32 cents in crease. Large lots of 64s and finer moved at 65 to 67 cents scoured. short sample 68 to 72 cents for best French combing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ohio
Rails Fail to Rise on Freight Loadings Gain
Companies expand capacity as freight car loadings improve only modestly after an anticipated upturn in activity.
U. S. Courts Silence in African Dispute
The United States avoids involvement in the Ethiopia Italy tangle. Secretary Mull warns Mussolini against military moves while signaling limited U.S. aid to Ethiopia. The note aims to deter European entanglement and preserve Kellogg pact commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mull
Italy
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Great Britain
Europe
United States
Solomon
Sheba
Mussolini Declares Irrevocable War Moves for East Africa
Salerno Italy AP reports Premier Mussolini riding a cannon addressed 12 000 blackshirts about departing for East Africa this Saturday. He said the government and people will not retreat and that the decision is irretrievable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salerno
Italy
Mussolini
East Africa
Births in Mercy and St Luke’s Hospitals
A string of birth notices lists new daughters and sons born to couples in Solon Marion and surrounding areas. Parents include Edward Wislisc Frank McGuire C A Dar row Harold Athey Robert Mten H Kellogg. Hospitals cited Mercy and St Luke's with birth dates July 3 to July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wislisc
Solon
Mercy Hospital
Frank McGuire
Fifteenth Street
C. A. Darrow
Marion
Harold Athey
E Avenue
Robert Mten
Nineteenth Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
H. H. Kellogg
Fourth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
William Otto Funeral Services Planned for Monday
Funeral services for William A. Otto retired cotton broker who died Friday will be held in Turner chapel Monday at 3 30 p m Rev A A Brooks to officiate burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Otto
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral Services Held For John M. O'Brien
Funeral services for John M. O'Brien were held in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. A. A. Brooks. The body was taken to Anamosa for burial in Riverside Cemetery. Born at Stone City on November 8, 1893, he lived near Anamosa until 16 years ago when he moved to Cedar Rapids. He was employed by John Deere in Waterloo at the time of his death in a local hospital early Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. O’brien
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Anamosa
Riverside
Mr. O'Brien
Stone City
Cedar Rapids
John Deere Company
Waterloo
Charles A Kaplan dies after brief illness in Cedar Rapids
Charles A Kaplan 47 dies at his Cedar Rapids home after a brief illness. Survived by wife Anna two children Lumir and Erma Semoha a sister and two brothers. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. in Janeba and Brosh chapel with burial at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may visit chapel tonight 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Kaplan
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Cedar Rapids
Anna
Lumir
Erma Semoha
Otto
Arnold
Marion
James Hrabetin
Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids Lodge
Noble Grand
Prokop Velky Lodge
Karel IV Lodge
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for Charles Abraham Sunday at St George
Funeral services for Charles Abraham will be held in the St. George Orthodox church Sunday at 2 p.m conducted by the Very Rev. E. S. Hamaty. Burial will be in the St. George cemetery. The body was taken from the Polansky chapel to the St. George church where friends may call this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abraham
St. George Orthodox
E. S. Hamaty
St. George
Polansky Chapel
Funeral services for Stephen Du Mond set in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Stephen Du Mond are planned in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Sunday with the Rev. William Wilson presiding. Burial will follow in Shiloh cemetery. A correction notes Mrs Julius Hepker is the daughter, not Mrs Ray Hepper as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen du Mond
Turner Chapel
William Wilson
Shiloh
Julius Hepker
Ray Hepper
Funeral services for Mrs Patrick McSwiggan
Funeral services will be held at Immaculate Conception church on Monday at 9 am conducted by Msgr John Molloy. Burial follows at Mount Calvary cemetery. The body was taken to the home of her son Leo at 240 Twenty-sixth street SE where friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McSwiggan
Immaculate Conception
Msgr
John Molloy
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Leo
Twenty-sixth Street
Death of Howard LaVern Sage Aged One Day
Day-old Howard LaVern Sage son of Mr and Mrs Seymour Sage of Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 2 am. Survived by grandparents Richard Corum and Mr and Mrs John F Sage. Funeral services held this afternoon at Gaffney and Moore chapel with burial at Oak Shade cemetery Marion officiated by Rev Frank Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard LaVern Sage
Seymour Sage
Thirty-first Avenue
Richard Corum
John F. Sage
Cedar Rapids
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Oak Shade
Marion
Frank Ward
Roosevelt Favors Test On Coal Bill
President Roosevelt signals strong support for examining how coal production affects interstate commerce. He notes that mining coal, separate from distribution, is an intrastate act and raises constitutional questions under the commerce clause about whether production conditions directly affect interstate commerce. The outcome depends on further legal interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Legislative bill urged despite constitutional doubts
A speaker argues that many legal opinions exist but urgency and clear benefits favor the bill. The supreme court could clarify constitutional limits, and the measure, drafted cooperatively by employers and employees, should be given a chance to address major industry problems without blocking due to doubts of constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bandits Sentenced Here Were Sought For Many Crimes
R P Burch and Burton Owen both of Sioux City were convicted in district court and sent to Fort Madison for 25 years for robbery with aggravation. Police noted ties to robberies, holdups and abductions across Iowa Nebraska and Kansas over two years. Owen confessed to a June 16 car theft and other offenses. Burch remained silent. The case centered on a June 27 street car holdup yielding about $14. Authorities praised Cedar Rapids officers for handling the capture and arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Burch
Burton Owen
Sioux City
Fort Madison
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas Cities
Owen
Burch
Kansas
Alma
Kan
A. M. Barnoski
Hastings
Neb
Wheeler Lumber, Bridge and Supply Company
Des Moines
Fulton
Ill
Mechanicsville
Belle Plaine
F. G. Benton
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Benton
City Briefs and Personal Notices
Ed Marsh was fined $10 and costs by Justice A. S. Reed on Saturday for using obscene and blasphemous language. The charge was filed by the county attorney's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Marsh
Justice A. S. Reed
Bank Alarm Triggers Police Sweep at Merchants National
Police converged on the Merchants National bank at 1 p.m. Saturday after a mechanical alarm sounded. No robbery was underway as officers found no suspects. the alert had been triggered accidentally by a bank employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants National Bank
Evangelist Ketherside Draws Crowd at Church of Christ Tent
A large crowd heard Evangelist W. Carl Ketherside discuss differences between the Church of Christ and denominationalism. Several members joined the local congregation and a baptizing service is planned for Monday afternoon. Sunday offerings include 10:30 AM worship, 12 PM dinner, and 8 PM services with the same topic. Visitors from Des Moines and other Iowa locations expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
W. Carl Ketherside
Des Moines
Iowa
Perrigo Fined in Police Court for Intoxication Charge
Clyde Perrigo, 23, of 10414 First Avenue W, was fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice A S Reed for intoxication. He faces 30 days in county jail if unpaid. A held 30 day mittimus related to a June 24 disturbance case remains. Perrigo was arrested at Cedar Park after an altercation with Joe Cosgrove of 718 Sixth Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Perrigo
First Avenue
A. S. Reed
Perrigo
Justice Reed
G. I. Martin
Cedar Park
Joe Cosgrove
Sixth Street
Marion Golf Results and Local Social Highlights
Marion notes show Walter Van Fossen top in the men eighteen hole event with 80 and Harle Boileau second, plus driving and low putts winners. Betty Marchant leads women in the eighteen hole as Mrs FitzGerald takes low medal. numerous social visits, picnics, and a 150-piece band concert at the American Legion pool are listed along with births and Evangelist Wire camp meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter van Fossen
Harle Boileau
Gilbert Gordon
Gus Cornwell
Harry Stitzel
Pearsons
A. Ce Sloss
Glenn Koppenhaver
Betty Marchant
A. P. Munsen
Harold Ballard
Ralph Fitzgerald
Bernard Brown
Lumir Lawrence
Donald Wolfe
Vinton Country Club
Muriel Hanford Heard by Jury
Special prosecutor Havner commented there is no legal or ethical reason Goltz could not take Mayer's case Naglestad said. Records seized from Mayer and Nissen are to be handed to grand jurors for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havner
Naglestad
Goltz
Mayer
Nissen
Auditors Probe Bank Records Of Iowa Officials
Des Moines auditors review bank books of Gov. Clyde L. Herring and other state leaders as Polk county grand jury pauses. Aug. 5 session expected to hear testimony similar to Woodbury county proceedings leading to charges against Attorney General Ed L. O Connor and others. Three bankers delivered records including those of Feuling Kraschel and Comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Eugene Feuling
N. G. Kraschel
Frank Comfort
Des Moines
Darrow Leads Jones At Eighteenth Hole In City Golf Battle
Glenn Darrow held a one up lead over Chuck Jones at the 18th hole of a 36 hole city championship. Darrow shot a sub par 71 on the day with 32-39 cards while Jones stood at 74 with 36-38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrow
Jones
Glenn Darrow
Chuck Jones
Springville Man Pleads Not Guilty To Liquor Charge
Nick Schucler of Springville pled not guilty in district court before Judge H. C. Ring on illegal possession of alcoholic liquor. Bond set at $500 after a Fourth of July raid by Sheriff James H. Smith and deputies found three half pint bottles and one pint bottle in weeds near Schueler's blacksmith shop per County Attorney G. K. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Schucler
Springville
H. C. Ring
James H. Smith
Roy Radebaugh
Dick Payn
Schueler
G. K. Thompson
Marion and area church services list for Sunday
A long schedule of services across Marion churches with pastors, service times, and sermon topics. Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Neighborhood Chapel, Seventh Day Church of God and others present morning worships, Sunday schools, communion, and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Hagar
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
E. C. Hamm
H. O. Allen
Norman J. Waffle
Jesus Christ
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Pilgrim Highraaders
Verne Backer
Grinnell Conference
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Greer’s Grove
South Eleventh Street
B. N. Wire
Greenville
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Howard M. Titus
Epworth League
Oxford Club
Presbyterian
W. E.fisher
Iam
A. J. Taube
Irvin Ford
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Mary Lockwood
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Carl Carver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin
Wea
Kansas City
St Joseph
Lubomn
St Sioux City Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland Co
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclairs
Aenee
Aeeege T
Cocks—&c. Weneery
NEW York Bond Review
Lamson Brothers & Co
Rowrey
Owen Fieh
Northwest
Duluth
Jawer
Carlaad Tots Family
Wall St
Wool Market
U. S
Duce
William Otto
du Mond
Sage
Tent Services
Marion News
Frank Jelinek
Charles Hermanek
Agnes
Agnes Fiedler
George Buresh
Wesley Buresh
N Bublik
Frank Schultz
Gladys
C. Konecny
Mary
Libbie
Agnes Vleko
Joan
George
Eleanor Jelinek
Carrie Vanous
Robert Jelinek
Gus Carlson
Alice Carlberg
Ruth Merrill
Baptist
Thomas Park
Lillian Voorhies
F. M. Grafft
Chester and
Richard Grafft
Mrs
Lee Voorhies
Blanche Goudy
Alice Goldsberry
Mrs. G. E. Dennis
L. S
J. F. Krall
Philadelphia
Peter Schultz
Arthur Newman
Krall
Mae Cornelius
Schultz
Ed Yocom
Brooks
T. A. Yocom
Fred Land
D. Buss
Joe
Vera Ferris
Dubuque
Pool
American Legion
Alburncit
Shellsburg
Newhall
O. G. Waffle
New Hallwood Cafe
H. T. Crawford
Howard Titus
Mr. Titus
J. A. Titus
Mildred
Roscoe Ausmus
Betty and
Bea Strait
Jeanette
John
Hopkinton
LaVerna
Marshall Niel
W. E. Doan
Amy
Mr. Doan
F. L. Doan
Elizabeth Dickinson
Ed Wild
J. L. Roberta
Edna
Donald
George Roberts
Maquoketa
Ellis Dutton
Helen Dutton
Truman Beggs
Shirley
Minneapolis, Minn
Mr. Dutton
May Turner
Louise Durham
Mary Ja
Gale Anderson
Anderson
Mary Taylor
Greer’s
Muriel Hanford
Marion Churches
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!