Hog And Sheep Prices Soar Cattle Markets Gain
Chicago hog and sheep prices fell unevenly while cattle advanced for fair gains. Hog receipts were heavy with demand weak to sustain last week’s levels. Chicago prices around 4.50 to 4.60 top, 4.40 average. Cattle markets showed strength across regions, with Chicago up to 25 cents higher on fed steers and yearlings amid strong shipper demand. Totals: Chicago 11,000 cattle, plus 1,700 East Buffalo and 3,300 East St. Louis. Continuous regional quotes showed mixed movements with gains for fat cattle and steady to lower hogs and lambs in various markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Laws
East Buffalo
East St Louis
WEARY
No. Ave
MLX. & Butchers
Buffalo
East St. Louis
East St
Mickers
Omaha
U 5
Dept Agriculture
Caribie
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local Cedar Rapids listings show diverse grain and produce pricing and small goods. Items include oats, corn, hay, cream, vegetables, fruit such as bananas and tomatoes, with varied batch quantities and unit prices.
Grain Prices Close With Good Advances After a Dull Start
In Chicago on Monday Wheat led gains across grains as strength in stocks and cotton buoyed markets. Traders ahead of the government report turned cautious. cash prices eased slightly while futures rose. Wheat rose 1 to 1.5 cents, corn 0.5 to 1.5 cents, oats up 0.25 to 0.5 cents, rye up 0.25 to 0.75 cents, barley up 0.5 to 2.4 cents. Provisions hit new highs, about 25 points higher. Receipts: 38, 795, and 76 cars for cash oats and rye respectively.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Cearly
Grain Market Prices and Grain Types Listed in Daily Trading
The page compiles grain movement details and prices for various commodities including wheat, oats, rye, and Timothy from multiple suppliers. It lists grades such as No 5 red and No 2 white, with unit prices, receipts, and market notes from Minneapolis and other markets, reflecting a busy trading day.
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Uae
Harty Bofore
Timothy
Wall Street Stocks Drift In Irregular Trading Round
Irregular price moves cloud the market Monday despite grains and cotton rallies and a weaker dollar in foreign exchange. Transfers reached about 4,650,000 shares as traders paused, with utilities and select issues showing modest gains while many stocks remained cool and some names slipped.
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New York
Market summary items from Chicago to New York and livestock notes
A garbled market brief covers hay, raw sugar, flour futures, refined sugar, and foreign exchange with scattered prices. It notes hog receipts and cattle at St Joseph, with bids and classes including steers, heifers, cows, and feeders, plus lambs and workers pricing, all reflecting a slow market and varied demand. Names and places include New York Chicago Minneapolis St Joseph and foreign exchanges, with mixed figures like 350 435 500 800.
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New York
Several Drowned As Two Ships Collide
An AP dispatch from Dairen Manchuria reports several Chinese believed drowned after a collision between the Japanese liner Choshun Maru and the Chinese steamer Tunan off the Peabeing peninsula Monday morning.
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TORSO
Rengo
Dairen
Manchuria
Peeabeing Peninsula
Hogs Drop Dime On Local Market
A local market report notes hog prices fell by 10 cents across all grades on Monday. The top price reached 390 dollars for hogs in the 200 to 280 pound prime category.
Bond Markets Shift as Industrials Lead New York Trading
New York bonds show leadership from industrials and select foreign issues as recent rapid gains ease. Gulf states steel and Hudson coal factors appear, with modest rises for Texas company 5s Warner Brothers 65 United States Rubber 5s and Youngstown Sheet and Tube 5s. Foreign issues buoy the market while U S government bonds move narrowly. Liberty bonds list closes with 3 1/2s 102.23 1st 4 1/4s 102.3 and 2s 102.25 among Treasuries in various maturities.
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APII
Gulf States Steel
Hudson Coal Ss
Texas Company
Warner Brothers
United States Rubber Ss
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
U_S
Liberty Bonds
Tapi
uU +s
Liberty
Treasury
Joseph Urban Dies Noted Artist and Architect dies
Joseph Urban internationally noted artist and architect died aged 61 in New York. A Viennese prize winner for illustrating Poe and Tsar's bridge project, he earned fame in architecture stage and scenic design. He worked with Florenz Ziegfeld Klaw and Erlinger Dillingham at the Met and Chicago expo.
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Edgar Allen Poe
Urban
Neva River
Vienna
Vienna Hofburg
America
Florenz Ziegfeld
Klaw and
Erlanger
Charles Dillingham
Metropolitan Opera House
Military Funeral Held For Oxford Jct. Veteran
Special to The Gazette. Joseph Martin Lasack 40 World War veteran was honored at Sacred Heart church in Oxford Junction. A solemn high requiem mass was led by Rev. Father Gregor with deacon W Panes and sub-deacon Rev Father Garrity. Burial followed at Mayflower cemetery with American Legion escort. Lasack, born March 8 1893, served in France and the occupation army. survived by wife Anna Nolan and two children Rosine 10 and Paul 7. He was active in Sacred Heart church American Legion and Knights of Columbus. brothers sisters and extended family mourned.
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W. Panes
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Father Garrity
Lost Nation
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France
Army of Occupation
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Rosine
Paul
American Legion
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Andhree
Mary
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Christine
Mayflower
Ed Burda
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Ed Lasack
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August Petersen
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Henry Koranda
Jens Lazare
Milwaukee Syndicate Buys Dubuque Brewery
A Milwaukee syndicate led by Joseph M Marko M L Blumenthal and N J Gordon bought the 500000 dollar Dubuque Brewing and Malting company plant. They will run a brewery with 300000 barrels annual capacity. Built 1895 the site operated until Iowa went dry in 1916 and later became a packing plant. Remodeling starts immediately with work creating hundreds of jobs.
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Joseph M Marko
M. L. Blumenthal
N J Gordon
Dubuque Brewing and Malting Company
Iowa
Corn Belt Packing Company
Citizens Investment Company
Births at Mercy and St Luke's Hospitals
A daughter was born Sunday July 10 to Mr and Mrs Roy Jacobbs of 282 Sixteenth Street NE at Mercy hospital. A son was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs H O Cutler of 511 Twenty third Street SE at St Luke's hospital. A son was born Monday to Mr and Mrs A Cc Pancratz route 2 at St Luke's hospital. The note mentions the long Shakespeare word honorificabilitudinitatibus from Love's Labour's Lost in a separate line.
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Roy Jacobbs
Sixteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
H O. Cutler
Twenty-third Street
St. Luke's Hospital
A Cc. Pancratz
St Luke's Hospital
Heel Prints On Ice Box Reveal Apartment Robbery Confession
Richard Heckle, 21, of 622 Second Avenue SW, arrested after heel prints on an ice box tied to a Sunday burglary in Everett Faas’s apartment. Pleaded guilty to burglary and received a sentence not to exceed ten years at the Anamosa reformatory. Ten dollars and one dollar were stolen. Heckle disclosed a prior one year suspended sentence in Marshalltown.
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Second Avenue
Bailey
Stolba
Everett Faas
Heckle
Reformatory
Anamosa
H. C Ring
Fans
Herkle
Marshalltown
Mrs Hommel Hints Movie Disclosures
Mrs Hommel says Corcoran has not seen his children for over three years. The three daughters Jane aged 15 Helen 14 and Gail 13 were born in Highland Park Michigan where Mrs Hommel lived before moving to California in 1925.
Detroit woman claims three children born by scientist discovery
Mrs. Mate Hommel sues ex husband for half a million estate in Los Angeles court. Records show Dr John Franklin Dunwoody died in 1919 and fathered her three children via a claimed scientific discovery enabling conception with a man she had never met. She says she met the real father after the births and later married Hommel.
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Detroit
INS
Mate Hommel
John Franklin Dunwoody
Hommel
James Shelley
Shelley
France To Seek Sound Money By Balancing Budget
Paris reports Premier Edouard Daladier pledges a noninflationary, balanced budget as France aims to defend national money. He notes parliament will reconvene in October to consolidate finances and restore public safety, while seeking closer ties with the United States. Budget Minister Lamoureux vows steps to protect French trade from dollar and pound threats.
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France
Edouard Daladier
Apt
United States
Lamoureux
Saint-Pourcain Sur Sioule
Professor Woolsey of Yale Ends Life
Prof Theodore Salisbury Woolsey Jr 54 a Yale connected New Haven family member shot himself to death in his home Monday. Marengo D H Zentmire elected president of the city library board of trustees at a meeting Friday evening J H Shipton chosen vice president Miss Uelen Patterson secretary and Miss Hattie L Crenshaw treasurer New appointments to six year terms by Mayor R J Gilchrist are Dr E L Hollis J M Dower and Miss Crenshaw who succeeds herself Others on the board Mrs Vivian Brown Mrs Grace Ellis and Mrs Anne Paine Those retiring from the board are R G Popham and Mrs Leona Sullivan
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Ins
Theodore Salisbury Woolsey, Jr
New Haven
Yale University
Marengo
D. H. Zentmire
City Library Board of Trustees
J .H. Shipton
Uelen Patterson
Hattie L. Crenshaw
R. J. Gilchrist
E. L. Hollis
J. M. Dower
Miss Crenshaw
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Grace Ellis
Anne Paine
R. G. Popham
Leona Sullivan
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. King in Bertram
Mr. and Mrs. George D. King hosted a birthday surprise at their Bertram home on Saturday evening. A group of friends gathered to honor Mrs. King with refreshments, including the Wetzel family Fern Olive Iva Mae Pauline, Berry family C. C. Berry, McCrackin family Regis Billy, Letner family Frank Floyd Darrell Doris, Stoneking family Clair, and Frea Bae Harold Letner plus Gene Snyer.
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George D. King
Floyd Kitchen
Darrell
Doris
Clair Stoneking
Frea Bae
Harold Letner
Gene Snyer
Prairie Union Club Meets At Marion Home
The Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Langhoff Irvin Scott's home. A committee was named to plan an annual picnic for former members. Members enjoyed a program with solos, readings, duets, piano, and a play titled The Train to Mauro. Refreshments served to 45 guests.
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Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
Fred Langhoff
Irvin Scott
Eleanor Stewart
Reading
Billy Scott
Verna
Mary Bailey
Vera Mae Stewart
Eloise Touro
Georgianna Ward
Mauro
Clyde Scott
Betty Lou Scott
Frank Plummer
Marengo funeral for Julius Jung 77 in home service
Julius Robert Jung aged 77 born in Germany in 1856 died recently in Marengo. Funeral at his home with Rev. Zimmerman officiating and burial in the local cemetery. He married Emilie Richter in 1881 and the couple came to America in 1882, surviving wife Emilie and son Herman Jung of Cedar Rapids.
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C. R. Zimmerman
Luella Simmons
Mr. Jung
Germany
Emilie Richter
America
Emilie Jung
Herman Co. Jung
Cedar Rapids
Mount Vernon
E. T. Gough
Ada Sherwood
Margaret Keyes
Margaret Risser
Elizabeth Bryant
Ida Jordan
Vincent Gough
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