June Egg Prices Edge Down in Quiet Market
Egg prices in June held a narrow decline amid rising output from May and early June. Heavy production of eggs and baby chicks signals expanding fall laying flocks, while futures for fall delivery stay steady to firm. Shell egg stocks and poultry supplies show increased arrivals and softened prices across Leghorn and Plymouth Rock categories.
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Federal Crop Reporting Service
United States Crop Reporting Board
Middle West
Juric’ Lfas
Plymouth Rocks
City Briefs And Personals From A Busy Week
Community theater hosts a 3 p.m. show while the Odd Fellows announce funeral services for Charles Kaplan at 2 p.m. The city adds an owl to Bever Park aviary as city menagerie grows. Frank J. John returns from Nebraska after a three week visit. Towns and clubs schedule meetings at city hall Bever park pavilion and other venues.
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Odd Fellows
Charles Kaplan
Janeba and Brosh Chapel
Raemond Ash Farm Gifts Barnyard Fledgling to Official
Raemond Ash of Edgewood presents a fledgling pet to Ed Stefan park commissioner after capturing the young bird from hens and other barnyard animals on the Raemond Ash farm at Edgewood.
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Raemond Ash
Edgewood
Ash
Ed Stefan
Rose bush yields mixed blooms on Wesley Krofta’s garden
A blossom half red and half white was picked Saturday from a climbing rose bush owned by Wesley Krofta at 1510 J street SW. The remaining flowers on the bush are red.
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Wesley Krofta
J Street
Mrs Harriman Visiting For Loudy Bible Conference
Mrs. H. C. Harriman of Denver is staying with Miss Katherine Ashby at 1648 First Avenue East while attending the Loudy Bible Conference at the Community Theater.
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H. C. Harriman
Denver
Colo
Katherine Ashby
First Avenue E
Loudy Bible Conference
Hickenlooper to Speak at Rotary Lunch
Iowa state representative B. B. Hickenlooper will discuss last session actions during a Rotary visit luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt Monday.
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Hickenlooper
Rotary
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Hotel Roosevelt
Gas Dealers To Meet In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids gasoline retail dealers plan a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at Sokol hall to discuss the new working agreement that accompanied recent price boosts. All service station dealers and managers in the city are urged to attend.
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Cedar Rapids
Sokol Hall
Western Trip Planned by Young and Becker
Elmer F. Young of 228 Third Avenue SW and Gerald Becker of 108 Second Street NW depart this morning for a motor trip through the west. Their itinerary includes the Grand Canyon Santa Fe New Mexico San Diego Old Mexico and a stay with friends in Glendale California. They plan to return by way of San Francisco Salt Lake City and Denver around August.
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Elmer F. Young
Third Avenue
Gerald Becker
Second Street
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe
N. M
San Diego
Calif
Old Mexico
Glendale
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Denver
Band Reorganization Prompts Local Musicians Meeting
Star of the West lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias reorganizes its K of P band and invites all local musicians to a first rehearsal in the hall Tuesday at 7 30 p m directed by E E McElhinney.
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K. P
Star of the West Lodge No. 1
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Band
K. of P. Hall
E. E. McElhinney
Three Naval Reservists Leave For Two Weeks Duty
Chief Quartermaster John Prout and Third Class Radioman Emil Mikulas depart for two weeks of active duty at the Great Lakes training station aboard the U S S Wilmette. Third Class Radioman C F Hardenbrook has already left for Duluth to be stationed on the U S S Paducah cruising Duluth to Milwaukee.
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United States Naval Reserve
Great Lakes
John Prout
Sixth Street
Emil Mikulas
Twelfth Avenue SE
Great Lakes Training Station
U. S. S. Wilmette
C. F. Hardenbrook
Duluth
U. S. S.paducah
Milwaukee
Vandalism Reported at Eighteenth Street NW Site
Frank J. Libal reported vandalism at a house under construction at 221 Eighteenth Street NW. The contractor said a gang of boys plugged the basement drain and caused damage.
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Eighteenth Street NW
Frank J. Libal
Twenty-first Avenue
Libal
Damaged Home After Flooding On Friday Night
Libal reports the basement flood damaged a gas furnace and wiring while recent thefts of tools from the home are noted.
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Libal
Furniture dealer heads to Chicago market for buys
Frank Kent proprietor of the People’s Furniture company leaves today for Chicago to attend the semi annual furniture market at the Merchandise Mart from July 8 to 20. He will make purchases for his store’s full line of furniture and household goods.
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Frank Kent
People's Furniture Company
First Street
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Kent
Radio Missing After Dog Alarm At Yarnall Home
Police report Tom Yarnall said his dog barked at 3 a.m. but he did not investigate. The radio vanished from a car in his garage at 1932 First Avenue East when he checked later to leave for work.
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Tom Yarnall
Yarnall
First Avenue E
Cornell Chemist Joins Schieffelin Research in NYC
Dr Ralph Tallman son of Mr and Mrs J M Tallman 1619 First Ave W has accepted a position with Schieffelin and Company wholesale drug firm in New York City to do chemical research beginning Aug 5 He is a Cornell College graduate and has been an instructor of organic chemistry at Cornell University Ithaca NY for several years The Tallman family and their daughter Dorothy Jean are visiting and plan to leave about July 14
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Ralph Tallman
J. M. Tallman
First Avenue W
Schieffelin and Company
New York City
Tallman
Cornell College
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Dorothy Jean
West family sails from China on furlough to Davenport
The Rev D Kirkland West and his wife Helen Frazer West return from five years in Weihsien China with two young daughters for a one year furlough in the United States. They will arrive in San Francisco on July 23 and travel to Davenport, visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids and Ben Avon.
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D. Kirkland West
R. Bruce West
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
China
San Francisco
Wests
United States
West
Helen Frazer
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
American Presbyterian Mission
Weihsien
Priscilla
Ellen
Weeping for Me ends as stormy drive to a mansion
Hubert Montgomery schemes to force Isabelle Charles and her children to accept Toni or lose their inheritance. Toni pursues Victor the chauffeur while Bill presses for marriage. A rain drenched trip ends at a gloomy house where Victor calms Toni before the story resumes tomorrow.
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Hubert Montgomery
Isabelle Charles
Sherry
William
Thomas
Toni
BU Charles
Victor
Tommy Charles
Toi
Charlotte
Bill
Isabelle
20000 French Tots To Pray For Peace
In Paris 20000 French children will travel to Strasbourg on July 18 to pray for peace. The prayers cap the annual Eucharistic Congress expected to be attended by about 100 archbishops and bishops.
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Paris
INS
Strasbourg
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Bungalow Canning School
Board of Adjustment
City Council
City Hall
Townsend Club
Bever Park Pavilion
Frank J. John
Fourteenth Avenue
Nebraska
Bever, Park Aviary
New York
Kirk Wests
Kathleen Sheppard
Ee Breuer TE Fk
Bess
Loaow Deere
Eee
Electrolux
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Great American Gas Industr
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Third Street
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