Hogs Top At 7.40 As Cattle Ranch Market Rises
Chicago AP reports livestock receipts for the week show hogs 65 000 with Saturday totals 3 200 including 3 000 sent to packers. Hogs were nominal with top at 7.40 for lights and mediums while light hogs held steady and heavy hogs eased 15 cents. Steers cows and heifers rose 15 to 25 cents. top steer 11.35, best heifers 9.90. Bulls up 10-15 cents and calves up 50 cents. lambs 15-25 cents higher, top 10.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Jacob Welsh
Sioln City Livestock
Sioux City
API
Dept. Agricultures
Idaho
Omama Livestock
Omaha
AP 'U S. Dent Agriculture
California
Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Hoes
Waterloo
Packern
Towa
Deb Moines
S Dept Agricultures
Interior Town
Southerninnesota
Rood and Choice
Austin Hog Market and Livestock Prices Arrive at Paul Market
At Austin Minnesota and South St Paul markets, bid lists show cattle and hog prices with frequent ranges for various weight classes. Slaughter steers and heifers fluctuate, hogs steady to slightly lower, and sheep receipts number about 2 500 with spring lambs up modestly. top lambs reach around 10 dollars with yearlings and ewes priced accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago Livestock Market Reports Mixed Receipts and Prices
Chicago area livestock show steady to higher demand with hogs and cattle posting gains in some categories while others remain steady. Receipts include hogs around 200 to 300 lbs and cattle including fed steers and yearlings at higher ranges, with Nebraska and Idaho entries noted and regional markets from Sioux City and Omaha also reported.
Local market steadiness for light hogs and varied cow calf prices
Light hogs hold steady with top at 6.75 while heavier hogs edge up. Calf market shows good to prime steers around 9.30 to 10.00 per hundredweight and sheep demand for genuine spring lambs 8.30 to 9.00 per pound range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caly
Aualits
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Market listed prices for grain including wheat oats barley and corn, along with soybeans hay and straw. Dairy butterfat and cream prices noted, plus Cedar Rapids poultry prices by weight and type. Wholesale fruits vegetables and specific produce prices from Michigan and local listings appear, with hides and livestock values listed for various animal categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froduce
Cedar Rapids
Leehorns
Leehorns Sc
Esss
Hennerles
Michigan
Markets Chicago Produce and New York items described
Chicago receipts show Butter Eggs Potatoes and various cobbler prices with mixed demand and heavy supplies. California long white and Missouri cobblers feature in US No 1 prices. New York listings cover eggs butter and cheese with steady or unsettled prices and notable receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U S
Missouri
Kansas
California
Virginia Cobblers
U. S
Idaho
Kansas Cobbiers
New York
Stock Buying Play Centers On Few Issues
New York AP reports a sparse stock market Saturday with utilities coppers and specialties leading the buying. Price changes were minor and trading slow with about 100000 shares among the smallest in over a year. Stocks mostly mixed with copper driven gains and declines for U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Consolidated Edison
Anaconda
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
J. C. Penney
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Standard Oil
N. J
Wall Street Stocks Quotations From Saturday's Market
Reading off Adams Express and International Mining to Allied Stores and Johns Manville, the page lists a wide set of stocks with prices and fractions, showing active trading across sectors from mining to manufacturing. Notable names include Alaska Juneau, Kennecott, Bethlehem Steel, Union Carbide, Procter Gamble, General Motors, Du Pont, Westinghouse, Goodyear, and Sears Roebuck, with diverse price quotes and market movements reflected in the dense list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. HL Jump
Celephone
Merchatts National Bank
Adams Express T'a
Intl Mining
Alaska Juneau
Kresee S&s S
Am For Power S
Kroser
G & TB
Any Intl Corp
Rambert
Lehigh Valley
Owens Any Metals
Meg
PIE & Mes
Bini Lh
Eas Bi Westy
Lorillard
G&e
Italy
Stee
Binal
Arsha
Fia' Martin
Maton Alk
Miami
Tite Armour & Co
AT & S_F
Atlantic
Mont Ward
Aviation Corp
Mols Moline
Baldwin Loco
Balton& Ohio
Ie Murray Corp
Barnsdall Corp
Bendix
Asyf Nath Biscuit
Bethy Steel
Gait
Bohn
Natl Dairy
Borden Co
Nat Bite
Warner
Eae
Patino Mines
Penick
Cole Ban Ee Pie Radio Corp
Col Gas & Ele
Radio Ketth
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Southern
Safeway
Consol
Edison
Sears Roebuck
Servel. Inc
Guttgg
Curtiss Wright
Standard Gas
Deere
Douglas Air
Indee du Pont
Rom
Tat Eaton Miz
Studebaker
Elec
Erle
Thompson
Freeport
Fimken
Trans-America
Gen Foods
Gen Gas
Union Carbide
Gen Motors
Union Pac
Gen Outdoor
Ual Airerate
Gen Realty
Gillette
Goodyear Tire
Graham Paize
Wits Caro
Walworth Na Dat Greyhound
Ward Bak Bo
Hat Corp Gi
Wesn Maryld
Hases Body
Wesn Union
Hecker Prdx
Westwhouse AB
Witcox Olgitcas Hudsoh
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Jarvis
Butler Bros . Midwest Corp
Quaker O
Swift Co
Vile Cons Biscult
Electshold
Walereen
Heilemann Oe
Wisconsin cheese quotes for July week in Plymouth
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports weekly quotations for July 10 to 15. Dairy items include Daisies 17 1/2 cents, horns 12 1/2, cheddars 12 cents, Farmers 12 1/2, Commodores 13, Americas 2 1/2, artis 12 4/3 cents, white flats 12 4 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Cail Board
Dataics
Mississippi River Stage Report Fragment
Fragmentary Mississippi river stage data across Davenport Dubuque Keokuk and nearby towns shows variable readings with no notable changes. The record lists towns Hastings Prairie du Chien La Crosse Cairo Memphis and Dubuque with minor fluctuations and occasional fall readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Davenport
Hastings
Prairie du Chien
Chicago Wheat Drops on Foreign Losses and Canadian Crop Outlook
Wheat prices on the Chicago Board of Trade fall sharply as foreign market declines push futures to new lows. December sets a Chicago low while July retreats to 66 1/2 and related grains ease. market watchers cite Canada’s crop report suggesting 450 million bushels possible, with Winnipeg and Liverpool futures under pressure. Local receipts report 210 cars of wheat, 56 corn, and 22 oats. cash wheat and corn prices show varied softness across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool Wheat
Bond Markets Faced Mixed Winds in Saturday Trade
Desultory Saturday trading left U S government bonds unevenly settled with minor declines in several issues while some names rose. U S dollar effects and Cuban currency jitters influenced prices. Treasuries, Federal Farm Mortgage and Home Owners Loan issues showed small changes as the market drifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Review
Columbia Gas and Electric
Brie
Firestone
International Telephone
Western Union
Great Northern
Remington Rand
Southern M Railway
Studebaker
Treasuries
Poland
U. S
Cuba
U. S. Bonds
NEW York ‘Taps
U. S. Government
Treasury
Held for Murder in Death of Girl Friend in Jacksonville
A coroner's jury in Jacksonville Illinois ordered 68 year old Harry E Perry held for the murder of his girl friend 56 year old WPA seamstress Josie Shawen after six hours of deliberation and testimony from about 25 witnesses Perry who has been jailed since the body was found Thursday denied knowledge of the crime Witnesses described threats and fear expressed by Shawen and a quarrel the week prior to the killing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Ill
Ins
Harry E. Perry
Josie Shawen
WPA
Perry
Jacksonville
Bessie Shawen
Westminster College Repeals Old Dueling Ban
Fulton Missouri United Press reports Westminster College trustees repeal a 1860 regulation that prohibited dueling and carrying weapons and accepting challenges. Other rules from the Civil War era, including bans on attending a circus and unnecessary public appearances, were also discarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Board of Trustees of
Westminster College
Zog and Family Stop in Warsaw En Route to Paris
King Zog and Queen Geraldine of Albania with their infant son were seen at a Warsaw hotel on Saturday while traveling to Paris, marking a brief royal stop in Poland before continuing their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Zog
Geraldine of
Albania
Paris
Sharpley moves for new trial in receivership case
Court notes Judge J. E. Heiserman overruled a motion for new trial by W A Sharpley of Grundy Center in a sales contract and receivership suit where J C Petrovitsky of Cedar Rapids is the plaintiff. Petrovitsky was awarded $2600 judgment on June 23. Sharpley operates Sharpleys 5 Cents to 1 Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sharpley
Grundy Center
J. C. Petrovitsky
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Heiserman
Petrovitsky
Sharpley
Baldridge Drops $5000 Personal Injury Suit
Alice L. Baldridge dismissed her $5,000 personal injury suit against Leo O. Stolba with prejudice in district court on Friday. Costs were assessed to Baldridge. The case stemmed from an automobile accident on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice L. Baldridge
Leo O. Stolba
Receiver Approves 10 Percent Dividend for Creditors
G. F. Brookman, receiver of Hatch and Brookman company, was authorized Friday by an enrolled order to pay a 10 percent dividend to creditors. The total amount of the dividend is $21,579.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Brookman
Hatch and Brookman Company
Local court roundup with probate and divorce actions
Suspended 90 day jail terms imposed Saturday on O B Hurd Ray Williams and Anderson Harris for vagrancy. Anna Korab estate admitted to probate with S V Shonka named administrator. Will hearing for Alice A Dixon set Friday at 9 am. Cretin Osborne seeks divorce from Earl Osborne filed Saturday after marriage in 1927. Damages of 280.35 from Oct 30 1937 auto crash dismissed against Ralph Nash. John H Miller appointed administrator for Lizzie Belle Hoover estate. Probate hearing for Louis Poetzinger who died June 30 railroad crossing set for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Hurd
Ray Williams
Anderson Harris
Hurd
Anna Korab
S. V. Shonka
Alice A. Dixon
Cretin Osborne
Earl Osborne
Macomb, Ill
Ralph Nash
C. J. Mentzer
John H Miller
Lizzie Belle Hoover
Lisbon
Louis Poetzinger
Deaths of Mrs Lauretta McBurney Near Troy Mills
Mrs Lauretta Agnes McBurney dies after long illness in a local hospital. Born November 27, 1895, Linn county resident, wife of Earl McBurney. Survived by husband and five children, including Lawrence, Harold, Merle of Cedar Rapids, Ferm and Fay at home. mother Mary Dyer of Palo. five Hickey brothers. a wartime casualty brother James. a sister died in infancy. Services at Beatty chapel noon Tuesday and 2 p.m. at West Prairie church. burial Shi-Joh cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretta
Agnes McBurney
Earl McBurney
Troy Mills
Linn County
Lawrence
Harold
Merle
Cedar Rapids
Ferm
Fay
Mary Dyer
Palo
Thomas Hickey
Covington
Harland
Clarence
Milton Hickey
Ralph Hickey
Toddville
James Hickey
France
Beatty Chapel
West Prairie Church
Shi- Joh
Obituary for John R. Bain of Cedar Rapids
John R. Bain 42 died at 3 30 at his Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born November 11 1896 in Fallbrook Ontario he wed Ruth Marie Anderson in Chicago and is survived by four children Beverley Robert Marian and James all at home. Also surviving are seven brothers and three sisters. A Maccabees member he will be buried in Linwood after services at Beatty chapel Monday at 3 30 with Rev. E J Wykle officiating. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bain
Third Street
Cedar Rapids
Fallbrook
Ont
Chicago
Ruth Marie Anderson
Beverley
Robert
Marian
James
James A
Cornwall
Benj
A. E
E. W. Bain
W. H
Sylvania
George Warren
Ottawa
John Johnson
Independence
Esther Bain
Te Maccabees
Beatty Chapel
E. J. Wykle
Linwood
Mrs Mekota Dies After Long Illness In Cedar Rapids
Mrs John Mekota aged around 84 died in a local hospital after a long illness. Born May 10 1861 in Johnson county she married John Mekota in 1880 and moved to Cedar Rapids in 1894. Survived by husband son Frank granddaughter Janet Bohren sister Mrs Frank Slezak. Funeral at Barta chapel Monday 2 pm with Rev George Stauffenacher. burial Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mekota
John Mekota
Fourth Avenue SE
Johnson County
Vaclav Lamparek
John Meekota
Cedar Rapids
Frank O. Mekota
Joseph Bohren
Janet Kay Bohren
Frank Slezak
New Hampton
Barta Chapel
George Stauffacher
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marion Creger 14 Dies After Brief Illness
Marion Creger 14 son of Louis and Mrs. Creger of 952 Fourth Street SW died in a local hospital at 9 40 pm Friday after a brief illness. Born March 24 1925 in Cedar Rapids he was a Wilson junior high pupil. Survived by parents a brother Lyle grandparents J W Nodurft Monmouth and Mrs L L Johnson Maquoketa and great grandmother Mrs George Nodurft Lost Nation. He belonged to Scout troop No 19. Funeral set for later. Friends may call at the Rohn chapel Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Creger
Louis Creger
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Junior High School
Lyle
J. W. Nodurft
Monmouth
L. L. Johnson
Maquoketa
George Nodurft
Lost Nation
Scout
Rohn
Dinner Guests From Diverse States Attend Vanderlinden Home
Marion by Marion News lists dinner guests at the Vanderlinden home for Friday evening. Attendees included Rail way Mail clerks from Cedar Rapids and multiple families from Illinois and Iowa, reflecting a convention in progress. Guests came Wednesday to dine with the Vanderlindens prior to the Cedar Rapids convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Vanderlind
Railway Mail
Cedar Rapids
Reuben Jamison
Bob Spear
Rock Island, Jr
James McClelland
O. L. Brady
Des Moines
Ole Twait
Fred Bender
M. C. Vanderlinden
Harry Hornbaker
Vernis Bigley
Charles Fuller
Russell Swanson
Maywood
Dorothy Gibson
Ralph Almquist
Earl
B. I. Miller
John Heuschen
Chicago
William Lary
Marion
M. L. Kling
Oak Park
Ill
Vanderlinden
Marion News and Visits Highlight Local Life
Mr and Mrs Harrison D Paul of San Diego arrived Monday to visit relatives in Marion and vicinity. They will see Mr Pauls parents in Springville and Mrs Pauls parents who recently moved to Shellsburg. They visited Carlsbad Caverns and El Paso en route. Mr Paul attached to the U S S Cincinnati returned from an eight month cruise. Ella Harding hosted Past Noble Grands. August picnic planned at Mrs Corda Lewiss Independence home. Phyllis Lackey marked her eighth birthday with a party. Ralph C Seager and family returned from Minnesotas Round Bay camp and Duluth. George Taylors Minn guests visited Emmonses. Ralph Morgan recovering from blood poisoning. Emma Reamer sold her home. Mrs Reynolds to move here. Bragg and Beeson families vacation at Spirit Lake. Lol Smith to work in Montana six weeks. Mary Orelda Reiter to visit Town City relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison D. Paul
San Diego
Calif
Marion
Paul
Elizabeth Rhinehart
Mr. Paul
David Paul
Springville
E. Rhinehart
Shellsburg
Carlsbad Caverns
N. M
el Paso
Tex
Ella Harding
Noble Grands Association
Elsie Knapp
Leah Flockhart
Corda Lewis
Independence
Hb, Leasure
Ethel Bell
Cedar Rapids
Ralph C. Seager
Round Bay Camp
Crow Wing Lake
Minn
Mr. Seager
Irvin Seager
Seager
Deer River
Duluth
Harry Dole
Mr. Dole
Marion area church services and schedules summary
Multiple Marion churches list weekly activities. Baptist led by Rev Inman holds Bible school at 9:45 and worship at 10:45 with sermons on Wonderful Testimonies and The Food For Christ's Life. Catholic mass by Rev McElliott at 7:30 and 9:30. Other denominations note services, communion, Bible study, choir, and youth meetings with times mostly 9:45 to 11 and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
B.Y.P
St. Joseph’s
T. J. McElliott
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
C. V R. DeJong
Methodist Church
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul's Lutheran
Carl £ E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
J. B. Clyde
Epworth League
Alburnett Methodist
Local Businesses and Services Ad Mix In Cedar Rapids Area
A collage of ads listing jewelers, watch repairs, diamond mountings, and dial telephones. It notes Allied Van Lines services, storage agents, a Cedar Rapids hotel plea for W H Smith, a mirror refinisher, and a camera shop offer, all with various addresses and contact numbers. The page blends commerce from Kalamazoo style listings with moving company notices and household product promos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
H. K. Schaeffer
Kresge
Ginsberg's
1St Ave
Reael
Los Angeles
Allied van Lines, Inc
Sherwin-Williams CO
14Th Ave
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
Sahee
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Kenwood
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Kansas City
Louis
East St
Joseph Eeee
Paul Seeee
Indianapolis
Atee
Ato Reece
Cincinnati
Peers
Ciicago
Lamson Brothers and Company
H. R. Mowrey
Merchants National Bank
Austin
Texas
Herbert Gerstman, M.D
Commercial Bank
Bidg
Town
Wall St
Winntulg
Owen Hirsh
Minneapolis
Montana
Ilsc
Wow Jones
Owen High
ZOGS
Court House News
Mrs. Earl McBurney
Mrs
Marion News
Arthur Noulsch
Tenth Street
H. N., Strader
Rossville, AL
Dr. Strader
E. A. Strader
Eleanor Powell
Honolulu
Earl Horton
Winnipeg, Can
R. C. Booth
Hutchinson
Owen's
Cedar Rapids Boys “Y” Drum and Bugle Corps
Legion Pool
J. J. Keith
Madeline Island
Keith
Dewey Lockey
Drusilla Mae and
Phyllis
Milwaukee
Donalda
Drena
Can
Irvin L. Ford
Horton
Harry ,Hammond
Sunshine Division
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Jack Oxley
Sumner Jordan
Elwood Hammond
Arlene Ludeman
Jane Collier
Gladys Collier
Phyllis Lackey
Donna Fay Pence
Kathryn Hastings
Beverly Anne Harville
Jean Carlson
Agnes Mullaby
Mary Ann
Ellen Kepros
Joan Brooks
Aline
Wanda Craig
Harold Usher
Drusilla Mae Lockey
George Taylor
Jean and
John
Minneapolis, Minn
Floyd Emmons
Ralph Morgan
Emma Reamer
Neva Waterhouse Reynolds
Reynolds
Council Bluffs School
Albert E. Bragg
J. A. Beeson
Jack
Spirit Lake
Lol Smith
Harlowton
Mont
Mary Orelda Reiter
Town City
P. G. Harlan
Marion Churches
BY Edwin Cox
America
Soung
George Gershwin
Cole Porter
Irving Berlin
Alice Fave
Masis
Eileen Preston
Mabel Ann
Stanley Knock
Gazette
United States
Gazette Office
The
Anderson Monuments
Ard Ave
Brady Mortuary
Lost
Hawkeye Downs
Phillips
Katz Jewelry & Loans
1St St. SE
2Nd Ave. SE
Srutomoniic Transportation
Westminster
Gilbert
L. A
End “St SE
Lovely Lady Oil Permanent Ste
Ovely Lady Beauty Shop
Dial
Bishop’s
New S
Delux Beauty Shop
Lillian Suchy
MGR
Roosevelt Beauty Shop
Mabeline Beauty Shop
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount Theater
Vanity Beauty
Ryal Omeiere
Pig Helene Beauty Shop
Paris Academy OF Beauty
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