Hog Prices Steady as Light Receipts Hit Chicago Markets
Unofficial Monday receipts show hogs around steady with limited supply at Chicago and East St. Louis markets. Prices held near Friday levels with top hogs around 4.85 per hundredweight, while cattle and sheep prices varied with modest gains in steer and yearling classes and steady to weaker grass cattle and lambs.
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Chicago
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
IU 8 Dept Agriculture
Osrain
Hecht
Montanas
Rees
Seattle
Atrietic Choice
Idahos
Rlose
SBS
Washington Rangers
Aame State
Omaha
SiMe Dts
Elew
Kansas City
East St Louis
St Josen
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cleveland Vies Pittsburon
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Aan News
Soo
Heavy hog prices ease slightly on local market
Heavier grade hogs show a slight weakening with all good packers down a nickel. Packer top falls to 3.45 while good to choice grades hold steady.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Grain Prices edge in narrow move on Chicago Board
Grain prices held a tight range Saturday on the Chicago Board with wheat down ½ to 1, corn steady to ½ lower, and oats ¼ to 4 cents lower. Western Europe reports suggest potential early root crop shortages and Illinois cash wheat demand remains firm as after harvest movement slows. Liverpool markets were steady to higher, Winnipeg frost damage noted, and the government July crop report set for 3 pm CST Tuesday.
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Chicago
Europe
Illinois
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
The listing shows wholesale prices for fruits vegetables and meats in Cedar Rapids. Items include oranges Florida Valencia lemons and potatoes with per crate or per unit pricing. meat hides horses and green hides priced by grade and weight. farm produce and live poultry rates listed with per unit up rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Grain Movement in Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Quotes
Chicago cash grain prices show Wheat No 2 red at possibly 89 to 94 cents, No 1 dark hard around 92 to 94 cents, Corn No 2 yellow near 60 cents, Barley around 59 to 64 cents, Oats scarce, Rye none, Timothy seed around 93 to 60 cents per cwt, Clover seed at 10 dollars and 25 cents. Minneapolis quotes list Wheat receipts 58 cars, Dry No 1 northern about 93 to 97 1/4 cents, No 1 dark northern 15 percent protein around 93 7/8 to 97 1/2 cents, Durum varieties near 111 to 112 dollars per cwt, Corn No 2 yellow about 54 to 55 1/2 cents, Oats No 7 white 41 1/2 to 42 5/8 cents.
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Sinclair
Chicago
Lamson Brotacsa and Co
D. Ors E. Isbrow
Rapids Calp
Merchants National “Bank
Butidne
Fars
Decca
Minneapolis
Montana
Duluth
ST Louis
Kansas City
Market notes on Chicago produce and New York dairy outputs
Chicago market receipts total 351 with 284 receipts on track. potatoes show weak supplies and liberal demand while cobblers and cobbler quality vary across regions. North Carolina Idaho and Virginia US No 1 pricing cited with notes on decay and quality. Poultry shipments steady with various bird types listed. New York butter cheese eggs and dressed poultry prices and activity noted with quiet trading and reorganized colors.
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Chicago
North Carolina
Idaho
Virginia
York
New York
Bond Market Fluctuations Reported In New York Trading
The report notes movement in government and corporate bond prices in New York trading. Treasury 4s, 4s notes, and various corporate issues show shifts in value amid spreads and demand signals.
Fragmented Global Market Report With Mixed Prices
An OCR fragment outlines varied prices and shipments across markets and cities. It references New York exchange rates, shipper items, and several country totals with scattered figures. The text includes multiple country names and numeric values, lacking coherent context.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Cedar Rapids and Manchester Couples
A list shows Hudd A Simons of Manchester and Mircaret Hill of Cedar Rapids receiving licenses. Norns and Clara J Warn of Cedar Rapids. J Raymond Pinner of Town City and Alwe B Snider of Cedar Rapids also appear.
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Hudd
Simons
Manchester
Mircaret Hill
Cedar Rapids
Norns
Clara J
War
Raymond Pinner
Town City
Alwe
Snider
Lowan Heads Baptist Young Peoples Union
PITTSBURGH AP Martin Tardell of Waterloo Indiana was elected president of the Baptist Young People's Union of America Saturday. He succeeds the former leader and takes the helm of the nationwide group during the annual convention in Pittsburgh.
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Lowan Heads
Pittsburgh
Martin Tardell
Waterloo
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Deaths Alexander H McKenzie 80 Rock Island fireman
Alexander H McKenzie 80 retired Rock Island fireman died suddenly at his Cedar Rapids home after a stroke. Born Cleveland June 14 1854 he came to Cedar Rapids 54 years ago. Survived by son William H of Cedar Rapids and daughter Mrs E J Fenton of Clinton. Funeral Monday 2 pm Beatty chapel with Rev E F Austin. burial Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday.
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Alexander H McKenzie
Rock Island
Avenue
Cleveland O
Cedar Rapids
Round House
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
William H
E. J Fenton
Clinton
Beatty Chapel
E. F Austin
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs Catherine Linehan Dies of Cerebral Hemorrhage
Mrs Catherine Linehan of 1269 Fourth avenue SE died at a Cedar Rapids hospital Friday at 4 pm from a cerebral hemorrhage. She was the widow of Tom Linehan a former Rock Island railroad roadmaster. Surviving are two daughters Mrs W H Furman and Mrs Clara Heath both of Cedar Rapids, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. A sister and other relatives also survive. Immaculate Conception church service Monday at 9 am. Msgr John Molles officiating. Burial in Mount Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at the home.
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Catherine Linehan
Fourth Avenue SE
Tom Linehan
Wapello
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
W H Furman
Clara Heath
Richard Long
Clarence
Elinor Heath
Richard Heath Long
Jack Conrad
Robert Conrad
Des Moines
Ruth Conrad
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
John Molles
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Dull Wall Street session with scant gains on light volume
New York stocks barely moved as a heat ridden half day closed steady. Transfers totaled about 175000 shares with few active leaders and multiple blue chips unchanged or slipping amid a sparse news day and minimal profit potential.
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New York
Financial District
Hstless Stock Mart
Case
du Pont
American Can
Montgomery Ward
American Sugar Refining
Armour
I Hndis
Borden, Paramount
Liggett and Myers B. Reynolds
Santa Fe
Alaska Juneau
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
General Motors
Johns Manville
International Harvester
N. S. Central
Union Pacific
Kennecott
U. S
Western Union
Roosevelt Promises Puerto Rico a New Deal
President Roosevelt spoke at the governor’s palace in San Juan before boarding the cruiser Houston for St Thomas. He outlined agreed general principles for a rehabilitation plan and urged better homes and living conditions as Puerto Rico’s future progress. He toured Morro Castle and visited slums during the visit.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
INS
Houston
St Thomas
Virgin Islands
Roosevelt
Governor's Palace
United States
Morro Castle
Moffett Takes Charge of Vast Housing Program
James A Moffett assumed the housing administrator role with goals to invest 500000 dollars in home renovation by fall and restore 5,000,000 jobs. He spoke at a White House press conference expressing optimism about the program and anticipated rapid start to modernization efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
James A Moffett
White House
Moffett
Vatican Protests Nazi Killings Draw International Isolation
Foreign press notes Germany's growing international isolation after a week of government brutalities. Goebbels propaganda ministry tightens control, limiting foreign news while censoring reports and intensifying discontent abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Ministry of Propaganda
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Vatican condemns German terror in united Christian front
Vatican spokesman denounces the massacre of Germans and calls for firm action by Christians. He argues those guilty must be punished but deserve a defense, condemns mass shooting, and insists bishops and missionaries stand against Nazi methods. The Vatican says the crisis is a global affair and allies with all who affirm Christ.
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Budapest
INS
Catholic
Vatican
Germany
Pester Lloyd
Rome
Nero
City Briefs and Personal Notices Across Cedar Rapids
Eugene Devine and Lois Rundeel of Cedar Rapids wed Friday afternoon by Justice Henry A. Stearns. The First Presbyterian church will hold a summer communion service Sunday at 11 am. Police court fined Frank McCauley, Robert Brown, Walt McDonald, and Louis Lund ten dollars and costs for intoxication. The traffic panel fined John Karelvicz, R. R. Torgler, and W. S. Cocker two dollars and costs for overtime or prohibited parking.
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Eugene Devine
Lois Rundeel
Cedar Rapids
Henry A. Stearns
First Presbyterian Church
Frank McCauley
B Avenue
Robert Brown
Brooklyn
Walt McDonald
Louis Lund
Trafic
John Karelvicz
Fourth Street
R. R. Torgler
Fifth Avenue
W S. Cocker
Center Point Road
Itinerant Charged With Larceny Fined and Exiled
C F Roberts aged 48 was charged with larceny of four pairs of women's hose from a Kresge store. Justice Henry A Stearns fined him $100 and costs, suspended the fine, and ordered him to leave the state.
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C F Roberts
Kresge
Henry A. Stearns
Roberts
Community Night at Arthur Playground Features Music and Dance
Friday program at Arthur playground included community singing piano solo by Lorainne Schillig cornet solo by Dean Godden junior Afflerbaugh piano solo Leona Enberg violin solo Eddie Horak dance Prudence Johnson dance Betty Mae Som mers harmonica and piano duet Mr and Mrs J M Afflerbaugh and moving pictures.
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Arthur Playground
Lorainne Schillig
Dean Godden
Junior Afflerbaugh
Leona Enberg
Eddie Horak
Evelyn Afflerbaugh
Reading
Prudence Johnson
Betty Mae Sommers
J M. Afflerbaugh
Moving Pictures
Beatrice Parker Washington Charged With Larceny in Cedar Rapids
Beatrice Parker Washington of Nebraska was arrested Friday for larceny of a billfold from J J Kroulik of Cedar Rapids. She pleaded not guilty in district court Saturday. bond was set at 1500 dollars after she was picked up in Iowa City as she entered in a taxicab following the alleged theft at a local beer parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Parker Washington
J J Kroulik
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Iowa City
Kroulik
Cedar Rapids Woman Wins Quiet Title Suit in Court
Judge A B Clark in district court Saturday forenoon ruled in favor of Ida Haun Kettleson against J M Thomas of Cedar Rapids to rescind a judgment and quiet title of Cedar Rapids properties She won verdict on both counts finding the prior Justice of the Peace A M Floyd judgment void because Kettleson resided in Cedar County at the time.
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A B. Clark
Ida Haun Kettleson
J M. Thomas
Cedar Rapids
Clark
Justice of the Peace
A M_ Floyd
Mrs Kettleson
Cedar County
Lott and Stoefen Capture Wimbledon Doubles Title
American duo George M. Lott Jr. and Lester Stoefen won the all England men's doubles at Wimbledon defeating Jean Borotra and Jacques Brugnon 6-2 3-6 6-4. The victory followed Helen Jacobs’ loss to Dorothy Round in the women’s singles final.
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Wimbledon
Eng
George M. Lott, Jr
Lester Stoefen
United States
Helen Jacobs
Dorothy Round
Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Break-In Attempt Reported At Blue Moon Sandwich Shop
An attempted break in at the Blue Moon Sandwich shop at 3108 First Avenue East was discovered early Saturday by Patrolmen Connell and Louvar. Screens were ripped from windows and one pane shattered, but police reported nothing appeared to be missing.
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Blue Moon
First Avenue E
Connell and
Louvar
Hitler Signals Cautious Return as Crisis Lingers
Informed notes say Hitler told the AP his plans are not yet complete and conditions remain unsettled. Von Papen’s case appears paused while guards keep watch on the vice-chancellor, who visits a nearby church for prayer amid ongoing police vigilance and a possible extended Bavarian retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
von Papen
Hitler
Uly
Hitler Awakens Neighbors With Piercing Shouts At Gegernsee
Residents of the Bavarian resort Gegernsee recount that Hitler and aides shouted loudly early Saturday waking villagers. They say the entourage fled before dawn as autos swept away. Witnesses describe a middle class Alpine lodge rather than an official HQ.
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Bad Wiesse
Bavaria
Germany
Hitler
Gegernsee
Aake
Kidnapped Missionary Freed Report From Hankow
A mutilated message to the U S consulate indicates Rev Howard Smith missionary of Washington Pa was kidnapped by bandits in May. Smith was seized by General Ho Lung who demanded 35000 dollars in cash and 3500 in medical supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
United States
Howard Smith
Washington
Smith
Ho Lung
Pigeon Delivers Final Note in Chicago Divorce Case
In Chicago a pigeon carried a note from Joseph Witucke to his wife declaring he would not return. Witucke, a pigeon fancier, left after disputes and his wife sues for divorce on cruelty grounds. The bird and message are cited as evidence.
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Chicago
Joseph Witucke
Chicago Couple Take Restful Western Vacation With Team
Mr and Mrs Thomas Wells of Chicago escape city life by buying a bright new buggy and a matched team of horses. They spend their vacation on a ranch near Lodgepole Nebraska and plan to travel home in a hoss-drawn rig after leaving.
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Broadwater
Neb
Thomas Wells
Chicago
Lodgepole
Wells
Marion News Golf Tourney Progresses and Local Notices
Golf tourney at Marion Country Club enters second round as C G Davis beats H F Tisher and W G Koppenhaver. Other results include Bill Gibson and George Schuller advancing. upcoming rounds feature Davis vs Gibson and Schuller-Crew winner. Notable community items include Rev C F Checizzil speak on common fatherhood at Baptist church, band concert canceled at American Legion park, and various local social notes.
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Marion Country Club
C. G. Davis
H. F. Tisher
W. G. Koppenhaver
Elwyn Miller
John Gilmore
F. Baumgartner
Bill Gibson
Dick Diederick
George Schuller
Fred Ross
A. E. Crew
Joe Kaufman
H. O. Young
Kenneth Murdock
L. R. Herman
Gus Cornwall
Lagerquist Family Returns From Midwest Trip
Mr and Mrs Ed Lagerquist returned Friday night after a weeklong business trip to Chicago and attendance at A Century of Progress. The journey spanned four states Inois Indiana Michigan with visits to Roy A Lagerquist in Sawyer Mich and his bride. They were joined home by Mrs J E Klingberg of New Britton Conn and Mrs Theodore Lindholm of Chicago who later traveled to Sioux City to visit Klingbergs son.
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Ed Lagerquist
Chicago
Inois
Indiana
Michigan
Sawyer
Mich
Mr. Lagerquist
Roy A. Lagerquist
J. E. Klingberg
New Britton, Conn
Theodore Lindholm
Klingberg
Lindholm
Sioux City
Mrs. Orlan Hann Honored at Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. Orlan Hann formerly Clara belle Goodyear was guest of honor at a shower hosted at Mrs. Forest Hann’s home. A guessing contest named winners including Mrs. Langhoff and Mrs. Orlan Hann. Fifty guests attended and refreshments were served. An out of town guest from Ocean Side, California joined.
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Orlan Hann
Clarabelle Goodyear
Forest Hann
Hann
Louis C. Wieneke
George Goodyear
Fred Langhoff
Zelda Gilmore
Raymond Wassmer
Lawrence Goodyear
Warren Taylor
Ocean Side
Calif
Marion area loses steam mains and hosts tent meeting
Iowa Electric Light and Power replaces steam mains on Seventh avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth streets with detours to Eighth avenue. Mains on South Eleventh street will follow. Free Methodist circuits hold a joint tent meeting at a tabernacle on primary road 11 between Toddville and Cedar Rapids, about four and a half miles from Marion, led by evangelist Rev Cordelia Peterson with several assistants. Meetings began July 4 and run nightly at 7 45 until at least July 22.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Seventh Avenue
Eleventh and
Twelfth Streets
Eighth Avenue
South Eleventh Street
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Toddville
Cordelia Peterson
Oskaloosa
H. M. Willamson
Guy Pickering
W. H. McDonald
William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
Ala
Herbert O. Allen
Arthur Lyons
America
Gerald Thomas
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Oskaloosas
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
W. E. Fisher
Methodist Church
Carson
Dr. Fisher
St. Paul's
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Carl Carver
Drought in Alton prompts bathtub line warning at Swan Hotel
Chesterfield Lane owner of the Swan hotel in Alton England marks bathtubs five inches from the bottom to deter guests from fitting tubs above that level due to an extended drought. The notice requests guests not to fit tubs beyond the prescribed line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
England
Chesterfield Lane
Swan Hotel
Marion area church services and schedules
The list outlines weekly church activities. MARION Baptist led by Rev William H Bridwell holds Sunday school 10 am and worships at 11 am and 7:30 pm with sermons on New Testament Evangelists and Heartbreakings Without a Cause. St Josephs Catholic Mass at 7:30 and 9:30 am.
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A. H. McKenzie
Wall St
J. FE. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Teleph
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Adams Express
Alaska
Juneau
Allesheny Corp
Kelly Spardal Ed Chem
Kelvinator State Mmeeage. Corp. Bla
Por Power
Paet Corp
Ais Lambertes
Libby Owens
Pawtes
Myers
Rollainis
Loews, Inc
Borihara Pould
NK McKesson Rob
Tel & Tel
Mathieson
Ark
Wat Wiks
Pet
Tex
Pac R R
Monsanto
Armour A
Park Utah
Gan Pac
Patino
Penna RR
Caterpillar
Penney
J C
Cerro de Pasco
Peoples Gas
Te Ches & Ohio
Phelps Dodse
Cmstp&p
Philips Pet
Chgo & NW
Proctor Gambel
Mtr
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Coca Cola
Radio Kelth
Col Palmolive
Colo
Rand
Col Carbon
Rep Steel
Col Gas
Elec
Credit API
Seaboard
Semrs
Seath Maces Inc
Dan Congoleum
Consol Gas Sonificeh
Motors
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Bhs Curtis Wrisht
del LW Gas
Dome
Douglas
aTrans America
Goodrich
Goodyear
U S Steel
Graham Paige
Ward Bak B . Vug
Warner Bros
Heeston
Wesn Union
Howe Sound Sndia Wes
Hudson Motors
Wes
Wilson Co
Roransea
Woolworth A
Inti Cement Ag Nelsow
Ynestown ST
Asbest
Hellemann
Bendix
Libby McNeil
Warner
Marshall
Butler Bros
Okr
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Swift and Co
Cord Corp
Swift
Hshold
Arthur
Court House News
Lott and Stoefen
Hubby
Marion News
C. F. Checizzil
Ethopia
East Africa
Baptist Church
Chedzzli
Oxford University
American Legion
The
Legion Athletic Park
H. C. Jensen
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
First Congregational Church
Nellieve Borah Friday
St. Luke’s Hospital
Laura Crew
Lawrence Gordon
Loreta Goredon
Ed Gordon
Long Beach
Dorothy Schultz
Nadine Houseman
Stanley Vosburg
Gilman
O. J. Heverly
Ann Lea and
Wanda Rae
Center Point
Clarence Oxley
Estherville
Ben Frank
Urbana
Baptist Sunday School
Merle Bebee
Fred Bebee
Springville
Gallagher
Prairieburg
Wunicket Camp
Margaret Oldfather
Oxford League of the Methodist Church
Samuel D. Nash
Noah
Christian Church
Paul E. Popejoy
City Park
Max Batchelder
Linn's Best
Fridday
Alice Stewart
Eleanor Hanson
Mary Michel
Iane Hanson
Mary Hoover
Ione Hanson
C. B. F. Michel
Edith
Jeanette Hagerman
Catherine Crane
Handel
Marian van Fossen
Florence Oakley
Helen Pyle
Harriett Leasure
Emma Biggs
Lawrence King
Robert
Bakersfield
Earl Biggs
King
Adah Monn
Grace Donovan
Davenport
Charles H. Garrison
Yocom Funeral
Yocom Chapel
Oak Shade Cemetery
Philip Bunting
Willard Roy
Hugh Hutton
Hazel Hutton
Winton
Floyd Slauson
Noble Grands Association
Rebekah Lodge
Ralph Smith
C. G. Schultz
John O'Kelly
Frank Clark
W .H. Wilson
Oneida
N. Y
Donald Parsons
George
Eddie
Pauline Nase
Adria Parsons Wright
Barbara
S. N. Parsons
Riverside
Mrs. Wright
Marion Churches
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