Drought Cattle Running Light as Receipts Weaken Market
United States cattle receipts from drought districts in the northwest kept a weak tone in Chicago trading. Cattle were mostly steady to weak with light and medium weights holding. water filled and grassy cattle moved slowly. Week to date seven-market totals show 98,000 cattle, 15,000 hogs, 8,000 sheep. Monday’s 20,000 cattle run was largest of the year but dropped to 7,000 Tuesday.
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Chicago
Northwest
Chicago livestock prices mix as hogs cattle and sheep vary
US Department of Agriculture market report shows hog receipts 14 000 with 4500 direct and prices from 10.95 to 11.15 for 170 240 lb hogs, cattle receipts 7 000 with light to medium weight steers at 9.35 and cows around 4.50, sheep 3 000 with native lambs at 9.50 to 10.25 and yearlings firmer to 9.85 for 84 lb animals.
Market Receipts and Prices for Cattle Sheep and Hogs
South St. Paul reports USDA market receipts with cattle at 3,000 head featuring bulk fed steers and yearlings around 7.00 to 8.75 per cwt and butcher heifers 6.00 to 7.00. Hog prices show barrows 9.25 to 10.60 with sows near 8.25 to 8.50. Sheep receipts 5,000 with Washington lambs selling around 9.75 and natives near 7.00 to 9.75, ewes rising.
Feedy Hog Prices Dip Across Weight Classes
The report shows hog prices sliding by up to ten cents across weight ranges from 140 to 550 pounds. Values list several brackets with per hundredweight figures, highlighting softer demand and steady or slightly lower bids for feeders and packers alike. Industry buyers react to the mixed but generally downward trend.
Austin Hog Market in Minnesota Steady to 10 Cents Lower
Hog prices in Austin Minnesota show a range with 180 to 220 pounds trading at 10.00 to 10.30 per cwt and 220 to 250 pounds at 9.90 to 10.20. Heavier 250 to 270 pounds fetch 9.60 to 9.90, 270 to 290 pounds 9.50 to 9.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choice Tao
Mason Rec
Ackers
Osae
Packers
Austin
Austin. Minn
Omaha Livestock Prices Report From Omaha Market
U S Department of Agriculture notes receipts of 9 500 hogs steady to 15 cents lower with 180 240 lb hogs at 10 30 to 10 50 and top 10 50 while 196 lb hogs bring 10 60 240 260 lb hogs 10 04 to 10 30 sow prices down from 9 00. Cattle receipts 8 000 calves 600 steady to strong steers yearlings 7 25 to 8 75 heifers 7 00 to 8 50 cows 4 00 to 5 50 cutters 3 00 to 4 00 bulls 4 50 to 5 25 calves 7 00 to 7 50. Sheep receipts 6 500 steady native and range lambs 9 25 to 9 75 top 9 75.
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Sioux City
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Olen Eee Ae
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa hog slaughter totals and prices drop in midweek report
Des Moines Iowa AP Combined hog slaughter at 20 concentration yards and 9 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern area for 24 hours ending 8 am Tuesday totaled 22 700 head up from 20 300 a week earlier and 8 800 a year ago Prices steady to 10 cents lower with the steepest drop in heavy butchers and packing sows Trade undertone slow with liberal loading Quotations show price ranges by weight from light 140 160 pounds at 9 10 10 00 up to 9 20 10 00 for the heaviest 290 pounds and over Packing sows 275 350 pounds 8 55 9 00 and 425 550 pounds 7 85 8 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Southern
Local Hog Market Shows Sharp Drop
The local hog market fell with the top price down 15 cents on Tuesday while packers lowered bids by 25 cents. Cattle were slow to trade, 15 cents lower.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Read for Grain and Produce
Grain Wheat 9847 at 1.02 dollars. Oats 33 cents. Rye 66 cents. Barley 60 cents. Corn shelled No 2 yellow 70 cents. No 4 yellow 67 cents. Soybeans yellow 66 cents. Produce heavy hens 4 lbs and up 14 cents. Eggs hennery 22 cents No 1 18 cents. Wholesale fruits and vegetables with prices for oranges grapefruits lemons potatoes apples bananas lettuce celery cabbage watermelons onions strawberries pineapples peaches apricots plums cherries pears and cured hides priced by grade. Includes horse hides and calf hides with efficiency notes.
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Foxkove
Helf
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Butter Poultry and Veg Prices
Chicago AP market notes show butter receipts firm with creamery and extra firsts varying from 32% to 34 cents, while poultry prices hold steady for live trades and various fowl weights. Potatoes show on track receipts 31, with carriers listing Missouri cobblers and Bliss Triumphs from several states at 2.45 to 3.75 per cwt.
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Chicago
Plymouth and
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
Plymouth
Missouri Cobblers
U.S. O
U. S
North Carolina Bliss
Virinia Cobblers
Arkansas Bliss
Ena
California
Ae Than Carrots
Idaho Bliss
New York Market Report on Eggs Butter and Cheese Receipts
New York AP market notes show eggs at 46 277 firm mixed colors unchanged butter receipts 20 790 strong and active creamery higher than extra 33 4 34 2c with extra 92 score at 334 433 percent 4c firsts 90 91 scores seen centralized 90 score 334 334 CHEE Receipts 722 769 firm state whole milk flats fresh fancy unquoted held 1935 fancy 2234 23 live poultry quiet by freight no quotations.
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New York
Chicago Produce Futures Summary
Butter futures closed with storage standards and November 34 percent. refrigerator standards noted. Idaho Russet potatoes futures for October at 1.80 dollars.
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Chicago Produce Futures
Chicago
Scout ‘Co
Idaho
Veteran Chews His Way Into Trouble After Bonus
In Portsmouth Ohio police detained a 43 year old World War II veteran on a drunkenness charge after he was seen chewing paper. Investigators found a $40 chew with a $20 bill and two tens misused as tobacco.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Wheat Prices Swing After Sharp Rally On Chicago Board
In Chicago the wheat market spiked on opening amid hopes for a weak northwest spring crop and a firmer Minneapolis market. Futures later eased due to profit-taking and rains in Canada, with corn and oats moving with grains. lard fell as futures hit new season highs.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
American Northwest
Northwest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Chicago cash provisions and grain quotations from Cedar Rapids
The notice lists Chicago cash wheat prices by grade and quality, corn prices by variety, rye and barley status, Timothy and Clover seed quotes, and lard prices for tierces and loose, with various per bushel and per cwt figures. It records broker details for Furnished Zone Brothers & Co and R. Mowrey of Cedar Rapids.
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Chicago
Purnished Zone Brothers & Co
R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids Cities
Merchants National Bank
Illinois
Timothy
Minneapolis cash grain price report falls into mixed wheat values
AP reports Minneapolis cash grain prices with wheat receipts at 93 cars and varied bids across spring and winter wheat grades. No. 1 dark northern, No. 1 hard Montana, and amber types command bids near 1.27 to 1.44 dollars per bushel with arriving grades shown, while No. 3 yellow corn holds around 74 to 76 cents and oats No. 3 white sits near 38 to 39 cents.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Sugar Market Steady as Raw Sugar Remains Quiet
In New York raw sugar trades were quiet with no sales. July futures ease by 1 point while later deliveries rise by 1 to 2 points. Refined sugar unchanged on the market.
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NEW_YORK
Flour Market Flour Prices In Minneapolis Almanac Style
Minneapolis AP reports standard flour carloads shown in 98 pound sacks with family patents at 7.204 7.40 and standard patents at 6.65 6.85 per barrel. Shipments total 22 738 while pure bran lists 23 24.00 and standard middlings 27.50 28.00.
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Minneapolis
Foreign exchange demands in New York rates list
AP reports foreign exchange demands with cents values for nations and cities. Listed are Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czecho Slovakia Jugoslavia Austria Hungary Roumania Argentina Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Soneking Mexico City Montreal New York in Montreal and Montreal in New York with nominal figures.
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NEW York (Ap
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czecho- Slovakia
Wool Market Steady For Fine Western Wool Prices
In Boston small business persisted in fine original western wools with prices on fine original territory wool near steady, slightly below last week. Average French combing lengths sold 83 to 83.5 cents scoured, houses asking 84 to 86 cents for strong to good lengths. Short French combing lengths in original bags moved at 80 to 81 cents scoured.
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Boston
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculture
Cuban Public Works issue Leads Bond Market Rise
The Cuban Public Works 5 2s jumped nearly 2 points after a 3 percent rise yesterday as expectations grew that the new Cuban administration would resume service on the bonds. South American issues gained modestly while other foreigns remained steady. In corporates, carrier liens softened amid rail stock declines with several issues slipping. U S government bonds showed mixed results shortly before noon.
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New York
Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
U. S
Belgians Lead World In Beer Consumption
In Geneva a League of Nations nutrition report shows Belgians drink more beer than any other nation. On average 310 pints per person per year. The British follow with 128 pints and the Germans with 120 pints.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Wall Street Stocks Drift Amid Darker Steel Outlook
Stocks drifted lower with fractions and broader declines near the close. Rail and steel shares weakened as Union Pacific and Atchison fell while Chrysler and General Motors slid before recovering. oils gained slightly and utilities edged higher on earnings.
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New York
Union Pacific
Atchison
Pere Marquette Prior
Chrysler
General Motors
Otis Steel Prior
American Rolling Mill
U. S. Steel
Youngstown
Tuesday Quotations and Market Ticker Highlights
A dense list of stock quotations from multiple companies led by Alaska Juneau Alaska, Johns Manville, Anaconda Copper, and Chrysler Motors. The page records prices and percentage changes across diverse industries including chemicals, steels, oils, railways, and consumer goods, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
Nationals Defeat Americans In Extra Innings
In a 4 to 1 game the Nationals beat the Americans with strong fielding and timely hits. Gehringer and Gehrig made key plays while DiMaggio faced boos and Joe Durocher contributed in the late innings.
Home Run Ruling Sparks Controversy in Midgame Shifts
In the fifth inning the Nationals note a disputed home run by Galan after a line drive hit the flag pole and caromed into the bleachers. Medwick later drove in Herman with a single as Collins advanced. Demaree hit into a double play to end the threat.
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Averill
Herman
Rick Ferrell
Hubbell
Radcliff
Durocher
Higgins
Nationals
Summers
Reardon
Gehringer
Galan
DiMaggio
Collins
Medwick
Demaree
Gehrig
Baseball Half Shares No Runs No Hits No Errors
Americans Rowe bunts and Hubbell makes a diving catch. Appling flies out to Galan. Gehringer walks as DiMaggio is booed before his third at bat. Joe hits to Hubbell and is out at first. No scoring. Nationals Goslin in for Radcliffe. Hartnett, Appling, Gehrig, Whitney, Durocher all out. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Carl Hubbell
Giants
Nationals
Demaree
Appling
Gehringer
DiMaggio
Joe
Durocher
Collins
Gehrig
Hubbell
Schoolboy Rowe
Detroit Tigers
Hartnett
Rowe
Galan
Goose Goslin
Tigers
Americans
Radcliff
Whitney
All Star Exhibition Ads Up in Ninth Inning Rally
Curt Davis pitched for the Cubs against the Nationals as Lou Gehrig hit a first inning homer into the bleachers jury box. The action featured Foxx, Dickey, Selkirk and Appling driving in runs for the Senators and Yankees players. Only three runs scored with a mix of hits and errors leaving Nationals with no runs.
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Curt Davis
Cubs
Nationals
Lou Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
Red Sox
Higgins
Durocher
Goslin
George Selkirk
Yankee
Rowe
Selkirk
Appling
Foxx
Davis
Warneke
Gehringer
DiMaggio
Joe
Mel Harder
Americans
Dickey
Ben Chapman
Senators
Harder
Gehrig
Galan
Herman
Collins
Baseball scoreless with multiple outs and near-misses in early inning
Gehrig, Warneke, and Hartnett anchor a tense two inning stretch with no runs, two left on base in the American league segment. Medwick bunted for the Nationals, Ott singled, and Riggs struck out as the inning closed with no runs and one hit.
Nationals Battle Yankees In Brief Baseball At Bat
In a tense exchange, Riggs advanced to third base and Ott moved to right field for the Nationals. Crosetti struck out, applin grounded out, Gehringer doubled, DiMaggio popped up, leaving no runs and one hit after the half inning.
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Riggs
Ott
Nationals
Crosetti
Appling
Herman
Collins
Gehringer
DiMaggio
Speeding Cars Spread Flower Seeds Across Texas Highways
Austin based landscape architect Jack Gubbels explains the Texas highway department planted 50 tons of wild flower seeds along the roads. The seeds spread by the suction of speeding vehicles and trucks, helping flowers grow along the corridors.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Jack Gubbels
State Highway Department
Gubbels
Marion News Follow Up On Tuberculosis Survey Follow Up
A month of county wide follow up on a previous tuberculosis survey funded by Linn County Christmas seals was completed led by Marion nurse Mrs D B Christie. Examinations are urged by July 25 to finish reports by Aug 1. Doctors H L Van Winkle Ebersole and E M Adams served on the tuberculosis committee. Visitors include Chicago businessman F A Klumph and family. Sunday guests included the Teeters and Tiedemanns from Ottumwa and Luzerne.
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Iowa Tuberculosis Association
D. B
Christie
Marion
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Medical Association
H. L. van Winkle
Ebersole
Mount Vernon
E. M. Adams
Central City
Epworth League Hobby Show Tonight At Local Church
The Epworth League hosts a 7 30 p m hobby show at the Methodist church featuring miniature elephants from Lillian Ann Harding 60 dolls from Theo Waline old music by Melvin Arp movie star pictures clothing by La Verne Rose sewing and a Barbara Clay movie star collection bead work by Mary Booze and Harriet Swift book display by Virginia Self and Helen Bid dick rings by Harriette French knitting and quilts by Nancy Ellen Hanscom and Mary Booze chemistry by Bruce Phillips and Kirk Snell kittens and crocheting by Mary Ellen Granger cups and saucers by Norma Biddick athletic equipment by Robert Newlin handmade pictures by Barbara Sloss stamps by Ruth Ostrander pictures by Edward Conrad Kirk Snell shows repaired bicycles John Granger to set up a radio station and display his stamp collection a small admission fee will be charged.
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Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Lillian Ann Harding
Theo Waline
Melvin Arp
Dorothy Tilton
la Verne Rose
Barbara Clay
Mary Booze
Harriet Swift
Virginia Self
Helen Biddick
Harriette French
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Bruce Phillips
Kirk Snell
Mary Ellen Granger
Norma Biddick
Robert Newlin
Barbara Sloss
Ruth Ostrander
Edward Conrad
John Granger
City Council Meets Plans Vault at City Hall and Sunday Closing Ordinance
Plans were made for a vault in City Hall to hold city documents. A proposed ordinance on Sunday store closings was presented but no action taken. Residents on Ninth Street North petitioned for chloride street cover with materials supplied by property owners.
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Ninth Street North
Mrs A J Elder Returns From Visit To Savanna Friends
Mrs A J Elder returns to her Savanna home after a short visit with Marion friends. Mrs M W Courtney accompanies her for a week in Marion. The Christian church official board meets tonight at 7 30 in the church.
Fun fest for church youths on tonight at eight
A youth fun fest organized by the Christian church will take place this evening at 8 oclock in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Mrs Beall Hosts Gleaners Group Meeting
Mrs Clifford Beall will be hostess to the Gleaners division of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Beall
Gleaners
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Hutton Installed As Chief Patriarch Of Centennial I O O F
P W Hutton was installed as chief patriarch of Centennial En campment No 91 I O O F on Monday evening. Marshall Swayne became high priest and Charles L DeWald senior warden Merle Robison junior warden Archie Milner scribe Elmer Cherry treasurer with P W Hutton district deputy as installing officer. After the installation service refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Hutton
Marshall Swayne
Charles L. DeWald
Merle Robison
Archie Milner
Elmer Cherry
Hayes and Albaugh Return from Lakehurst Weekend Camp
Mr and Mrs J R Hayes and Mr and Mrs Max Albaugh have come back home after a week end camping trip at Lakehurst near Maquoketa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hayes
Max Albaugh
Lakehurst
Maquoketa
Carol Jean Hayes Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Carol Jean Hayes returns home after a weekend spent with her aunts Mrs. James A. Corwin of Anamosa and Mrs. Ralph Michel near Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Jean Hayes
James A. Corwin
Anamosa
Ralph Michel
Marion
McConaughy Birthday Dinner Guests Noted
Sunday dinner honored Clif ford McConaughy on his birthday with Mr and Mrs James McConaughy as guests. July 4 gathering at E C Hamm residence included Walter Erwin and daughter Lois, Clarence Meggers and daughter Darlene, and Minnie Timson.
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James McConaughy
Clifford McConaughy
E. C. Hamm
Walter Erwin
Lois
Clarence Meggers
Darlene
Minnie Timson
Miss Sadie Powell Dies At Keota After Illness
Keota resident Miss Sadie Powell died at her home Sunday after a long illness. Born in Illinois in 1874 she lived in Nebraska before moving to Keota in 1883 with her parents A. Z. and Mrs. Powell. Funeral rites were held Tuesday at the Federated church with Rev. Vern Butler and Rev. O. B. Rogers assisting.
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Keota
Sadie Powell
Illinois
Nebraska
Keokuk County
Iowa
A. Z. Powell
Miss Powell
John Powell
Washington County
Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Relief Corps
Federated Church
Vern Butler
O. B. Rogers
Methodist Church
Central Railway of Peru Built Across Years and Tunnels
The Central railway of Peru was built from 1871 to 1891, featuring 132 tunnels and bridges along its route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railway of
Peru
Bradley Jantzen and Allen A One-Piece Bathing Suits Sale
Ed Sigfred Clothing Store offers Bradley Jantzen and Allen A one piece bathing suits for men and women at half regular price this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley, Jantzen and Allen
Ed Sigfred Clothing Store
Toledo Visitor Johnny Reinhard Seen at G L Martins
Johnny Reinhard of Toledo was a visitor in the G L Martin home Saturday night and Sunday.
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Johnny Reinhard
Toledo
G. L. Martin
Martin Family and Friends Visit Niagara Caves
Mr and Mrs G L Martin along with Miss Anna Helen Martin Miss Lois Richardson Harold Martin Billy Campbell and Clarence Reinhard visited the Niagara caves near Harmony Minnesota Saturday Enjoying the outing and exploring the cave formations.
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G. L. Martin
Anna Helen Martin
Lois Richardson
Harold Martin
Billy Campbell
Clarence Reinhard
Niagara Caves
Harmony, Minn
Raymond Plans Brief Trip to Warm Springs Mont
J. T. Raymond leaves Monday morning for a short trip to Warm Springs Montana. The Marion volume fire department will convene a meeting tonight at the local fire station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Raymond
Warm Springs
Mont
Volume Fire Department of
Marion
Oxford Club Postpones Game Night Tuesday
There will be no Oxford club game night Tuesday. Guests at the J. E. Cippera home Sunday include Mrs. W. J. Lovering of Detroit Mrs. D. K. Nunnally and her daughter Joy of Cedar Rapids Miss Esther Klenk of Oxford and J. K. Hemphill of North Liberty. Mrs. Lovering will stay in Marion for a few days.
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Oxford Club
J. E. Cippera
W. J. Lovering
Detroit
D. K. Nunnally
Joy
Cedar Rapids
Esther Klenk
Oxford
J. K. Hemphill
North Liberty
Diana Fret Club to Meet at Cedar Rapids Home
The Diana Fret club convenes Thursday evening at Mrs W E Cooper 1807 Blake Boulevard SE Cedar Rapids. Mrs W C Sheets leads the program on Pictures for the Home.
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Diana Fret Club
W. E. Cooper
Blake Boulevard
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Sheets
Funeral services for F A Dahn in Kesley
Funeral services for F A Dahn brother of A J Dahn of this city will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at his Kesley home.
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F. A. Dahn
A. J. Dahn
Kesley
Family reunion expected after Sac county visit
Mr and Mrs John Aven with daughters Genevieve and Nellie Mae plus niece Jessie Booth and granddaughter Christine are expected home tonight after a several day visit in Sac county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aven
Genevieve
Nellie Mae
Jessie Booth
Christine
Sac County
Patterson to Speak at Townsend Club Meeting
Cedar Rapids attorney J. E. Patterson will address the Townsend club at its 7 30 pm meeting in Memorial hall. Mrs Gerald Holcomb and daughter Flo of Kankakee Illinois are visiting Mr and Mrs Sam Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Townsend Club
Memorial Hall
Gerald Holcomb
Flo
Kankakee, Il
Sam Lawson
Local visitors depart after stays in Clyde Scott home
Mrs C W Martin and daughter Georgianna Ward and Fred Martin of Grand View Missouri spent a week visiting Clyde Scott. Mrs S N Parsons of Whittier California arrived in Marion Tuesday to visit her son Melvin Parsons in Springfield Illinois. Ladies day will be observed Wednesday afternoon at the Marion Golf Club with a family night cafeteria supper and no evening program. Tables will be arranged for cards. Mrs Mabelle W Oxley and daughter Betty, visiting here for a few days, returned Tuesday to their Chicago home.
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C. W. Martin
Georgianna Ward
Fred Martin
Grand View
Clyde Scott
S. N. Parsons
Whittier, Calif
Melvin Parsons
Springfield
Marion Tuseday
Marion Golf Club
Mabelle W. Oxley
Betty
Chicago
Greers Return Home After Ames Visit
Mr and Mrs W K Greer have returned to their Ames home following a visit in the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs D H Smith in Ames Iowa
DeLong Ladies Return to Chicago After Visit
Mrs. Emma DeLong, Miss Frances DeLong and Miss Marie Zernite have returned to their home in Chicago after a visit with Mrs. Mary Beall.
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Emma DeLong
Frances DeLong
Marie Zernite
Chicago
Mary Beall
Grace H Starr Missionary Society Plans Meeting
Mrs Keith Vawter will lead the Grace H Starr Missionary society of the Christian church at her home tonight at 7 30. The gathering aims to discuss parish activities and outreach efforts with members attending from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Vawter
Grace H. Starr Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Prairie Chapel to Host Quarterly Conference and Meeting
Prairie Chapel Methodist church will hold its quarterly conference and business meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m. The Rev W G Rowley of Mount Vernor superintendent of the Davenport district of Methodist churches will attend.
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Prairie Chapel
Jolly Dozen Club Meets at Miss Arline Guzzle Home
Mrs A J Taube will host a U S circle gathering Wednesday afternoon with Mrs D I Hoskins and Mrs Elwood Hammond leading the program. The Jolly Dozen club plans a Saturday afternoon meeting at Miss Arline Guzzle's home.
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Jolly Dozen
Local visitors return from Marion to Wisconsin and Nevada
John G. Westbrook, Mrs. Mac Louise Croasdale and daughter Virginia, and Mr. and Mrs. Art Peterson traveled back to Kenosha Wisconsin after a Marion visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bodger returned to Nevada following a short Marion visit.
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John G. Westbrook
Mac Louise Croasdale
Virginia
Art Peterson
Kenosha, Wis
Marion
Mrs Glenn Hempy Hosts Keystone Division Ladies Aid
Mrs Glenn Hempy will host the Keystone division of the Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church on Wednesday at her home.
Hostesses named for upcoming event and Sunday visitors
The assisting hostesses will be Mrs Callie Knapp and Mrs M D Brotemarkle. Mrs Roy Schwab and Mrs Nellie Secrist of Springville spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Minnie Whitehill at 808 Seventh Avenue.
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Callie Knapp
M. D. Brotemarkle
Roy Schwab
Nellie Secrist
Springville
Minnie Whitehill
Seventh Avenue
Miss Margaret Christianson Visits Camp Hitaga
Miss Margaret Christianson of Miles City Montana visits Mrs. M W Courtney then stays this week at Camp Hitaga after a home visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Christianson
Miles City, Mont
M. W. Courtney
Camp Hitaga
Mrs Minnie Whitehill Moves to Marion Apartment 808 Seventh
Mrs Minnie Whitehill relocates from Springville to Marion and takes an apartment at 808 Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Whitehill
Marion
Springville
Seventh Avenue
Hutchison Pair Visit Relatives Across States
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wood of Hutchison Kansas visited Mrs Minnie Whitehill on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Berlin returned home after a west motor trip visiting Sis Mrs George Richards at Windsor Colorado then Salt Lake City to see their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Paul Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Woodward
Hutchison, Kan
Minnie Whitehill
Guy Berlin
West
Mr. Berlin
George Richards
Windsor, Colo
Salt Lake City
Paul Berlin
Methodist youth to meet before Clear Lake Institute
All young folk of the Methodist church planning to attend the Institute at Clear Lake and their parents are asked to meet at the church tonight at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Clear Lake
Miss Reiter Returns Home After Iowa Visit
Miss Mary Orelda Reiter returns to her Iowa City home after a week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Harlan, in their residence.
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Mary Orelda Reiter
Iowa City
P. G. Harlan
Aberdeen Families Visit and Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bross and daughters Goldie and Alice Lutz of Aberdeen South Dakota visit Mr. and Mrs. L M McDonald. DeWayne Dickey returns to Fort Snelling Minnesota after a weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. L O Dickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bross
Goldie
Alice Lutz
Aberdeen, S. D
L. M. McDonald
DeWayne Dickey
Fort Snelling
Minn
Mrs. L. O. Dickey
Railway Mail Association Picnic Set at Bever Park
The Railway Mail association of Cedar Rapids and Marion will meet Friday at 6 p.m. at Bever park for a picnic supper. All postal clerks and their families are invited. Folk attending are asked to take sandwiches a covered dish and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Mail Association of
Cedar Rapids and
Marion
Bever Park
Marion Cedar Rapids group fishes at Black Hawk Dells
A group from Marion and Cedar Rapids spent Friday Saturday and Sunday at Black Hawk Dells near Maquoketa for a fishing trip. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Alec Scott Mr and Mrs Frank Dulin of Cedar Rapids Mr and Mrs Walter Low Mr and Mrs William Fowler of this city. Sunday guests were Mrs Iva Mae Carpenter and her son Kenneth and Mrs D S Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Black Hawk Dells
Maquoketa
Alec Scott
Frank Dulin
Walter Low
William Fowler
City
Iva Mae Carpenter
Kenneth
D. S. Stewart
Picnic Luncheon Planned by Presbyterian Ladies Aid
The First division of the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will meet for a picnic luncheon at Thomas park Friday noon. Members are asked to bring a covered dish sandwiches and an article of food.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Thomas Park
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Lite
Balto & Ohio
Nash Motors
Barnsdall
Bellas
Beatrice Cryase
Biscuit
Bendix
Cash
Best & Co
Bata Natl
Guy Prd
Beth Steel
Blaw Knox
Natl Distics
Can Pac
Park Utah
Patino Mines
Caterpillar
Penick Sere
Penna & R
Cerro de Pasco
Penney, JC
Procee
Ches & Ohio
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Pierce Pet
Pittsche Screw
Plymouth Oil
Palerta
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler Mtr
Col Gas
Elec
Rep Steel
Com
Reyn Tob
Schenley
Comw Southern
Seaboard Oil
Consol Cigars
Sears Roebuck
Consol Gas
Server, Inc
Consol Oil
Shattuck, F. G
Shell Union
Contl
Simmons Co
Sou Pac
Sou P
Crown
Sou Railway
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
St Joe Lead
Curtis Wright
Curtis W
Deere. Co
Calif
Ind Dome Mines
Oyves Douglas Air
Kristo ‘Rere du Pont de
Stew Warner
Eaton Mfe
Stone Webster
Elec Autolite
Studebaker
Elec Boat
Byers
Otis Elevene
Cal & Hecla
Packard Mtrs
Elec Pow. L
Tex Gulf Ss
Erie RR
Apompson
Fisk Rubber
Timken Det
Old England
Foster Wheeler
Aumken
TC Fox Film
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Arnt
Dexter Es Aera
Gen Foods
Gen Gas
United Free
Bu Gen Motors
Gen Outdoor
U S Ind Ale
Ry Sig
Gillette
Util P. L .Ay
Goodrich
Walworth
Goodyear
Warner Bros
Gotham Silk
Wesn Marvy
Graham Paige
Wesn Union
the MY Great Nor Creee
Hupp Motors
Yngstown S
Bohn Alum
Nail Pow & L
Bucyrus Erie
Camp Wyant
Otis Steel Elec Bond
Land Ter
Freeport Tex
Trans-America
Gen Baking
Uni Aircraft
Zenith Radio Bet
East Blessing
Chapman
Washington
Jimmie
Mel Ott
Marion News
F. A. Klumph
Mr. Klumph
Mrs. H. C. Klumph
North Tenth Street
John Wehrend
Elmer Teeter
Ottumwa
Elmer Tiedemann
Luzerne
A. J. Elder
Savanna
Glenn Pyle
A. J. Taube
D. I. Hoskins
Elwood Hammond
Ray Bodger
Nevada
Glenn Hempy
Keystone
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Fleming
Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Kinrade
John Edward
Wells
Rev. Stokes
Mrs
Lettie Kinrade
Jos. Toman
3Rd Ave
Cedar River
Geo. Hill
Schultz Cleaners
E. L. Laglan
Burton
Podzimek
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
May Drug
Andrew
1St St
Richards
Richards Ph'cy
Kenwood
Kriz & Son
Oakland _ Road
H. Young Peoples Club
Bnitine Co
2Nd St
Peather
Griffith Peath Me Matt Co
Probasco
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!