Hogs Hold Steady as Demand Stays Active at Chicago Stockyards
Live pork demand remains strong at Chicago and other markets amid heavy receipts. Chicago top prices reach 4.95 per 100 pounds with average around 470, while other cities show steady to mixed moves and overall hog receipts at 37,400 across five markets. Cattle and sheep also receive broad totals with mixed price action and steady to weak tones depending on region.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Wright
Fentally
USA
Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Texas Seakings
Hog Market Steady As Hogs Lead Local Prices
The hog market shows choice hogs steady on the local board while good packing grades rise a nickel. Top price held at Sinclair Hog Market and several weight ranges for good to choice hogs are listed with varied premiums. Calf, sheep, and cattle markets follow with slower demand and mixed gains and declines across grades.
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Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Wheat Prices and Market Listings
Local price list shows wheat at 85, oats 48c, rye 44s, barley 40c, corn 497, various produce including lemons at 6 00, oranges at 4 50, peaches 1 00, and hides prices No 2 kip and horse values listed. Wholesale fruits and crate rates are noted for several items.
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Banahas
Crete
Grain Movement and Wheat Prices Across U.S. Markets
The report lists receipts, shipments, and price bids for wheat, corn, oats, and flour across Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Louis, and Kansas City. It details specific grain types, protein contents, and futures figures, with regional cash market values and shipping movements.
Produce and Egg Market Updates With Receipts and Prices
Produce market notes show CHUM NGO produce in Chicago apply specials and receipts with firsts and extra firsts, fresh graded goods, and current potato receipts. Poultry, eggs, and live poultry prices are reported with regional quotes, futures, and storage standards.
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Chum Ngo
Eset Ettas
York Prroprer
New York
Cincago Brace
Chicago
Ritter
Strength Abroad Lifts Wheat Trading On Chicago Board
In Chicago the wheat market rose as strength from Liverpool boosted buying and provided a sharp price upturn. Prices finished higher across grains with wheat up about 1s to 1? cents, corn and oats also advancing amid active cash sales and improved hedging.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
Europe
Wall St Stocks Show Strength After Early Uptick
The New York market opened with vigor and held gains into steady levels as many issues rose 1 to 3 points. U S Smelting led with a 3 point gain while American Telephone, U S Steel, Alaska Juneau, Du Pont and Bethlehem Steel also advanced. Transfers total around 625000 shares as utilities drifted higher and cotton and grain prices recovered.
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New York
U. S
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Alaska Juneau
du Pont
Case
American Can
Alaska
Juneau
Cerro del Pasco
Santa Fe
NY Central
Union Pacific
U S
Bethlehem Steels
Chrysler
Auburn
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Continental Can
Johns Manville
M. Byers
Mesta
Coca Cola
Lily Tulip Cup
Trading figures and exchange rates from a chaotic era note
The page lists commodities such as ted clover 825 dollars and alsike 850 dollars in a Toledo warehouse, flour shipments and bran prices, followed by a foreign exchange snapshot with steady demand and rates for Great Britain France Italy and other nations. It also shows various city pairs like New York Montreal and Shanghai Hong Kong with minute rate listings.
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Toledo
Ted Clover
New York
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Montrea
Bond Market Edges Up Amid Mixed Volume in New York
New York bond trading showed modest improvements in early session activity with higher grade issues and several corporates advancing fractions to around a point. Government securities posted small gains with Treasury issues steady near recent peaks and various securities quoted near key levels.
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NEW York Fond Review
NEW York
Treasury
Alleghany Corporation
Baltimore and Ohio
Nickel Plate, Armour and Co
Columbia Gas and Electric
National Dairy Products
Bethlehem Steel Ss
Kansas Gas and Electric
Eric $S
Phillips Petroleum
Southern Railway
Nephew of Mary Bell Drowned in Minneapolis
Miss Mary Bell dean of women at Coe College was in the city a week when she was called to Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon by the death of her five year old nephew son of her sister Mrs Herbert Kahbert and Mr Kahbert The boy died by drowning Dein Bell and her mother who had been here from S D left by motor Tuesday AY
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Mary Bell
Coe College
Minneapolis
Herbert FE Kahbert
Kahbert
Dein Bell
Ial S. D
Louisiana Moves Tax Bills as Relief Funds Lapse
Baton Rouge reports the Louisiana legislature, led by Huey Long foes, passes tax measures on newspapers, cotton brokers and utilities while failing to approve a relief appropriation. FRA warns federal aid to Louisiana will drop by 10 million dollars and unemployables will return to parishes after July 31, with adjournment imminent.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Harry J. Early
FRA
Washington
Early
O K. Allen
Huey Long
First Water Shipment On Its Way To Creston
The first Missouri river water purified in Council Bluffs left for Creston at mid-morning carrying seven tank loads on a Burlington freight train. A second shipment was to follow, bringing treated river water to Creston residents for tea and dishwashing.
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Council Bluffs
Missouri River
Creston
Council Bluffs City
Burlington
Earley Sues Railroad for 22800 in Back Wages and Damages
John S Earley of Marion files suit in district court against the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad claiming 7800 dollars in back wages and 15000 dollars in exemplary damages. Earley rose from laborer to traveling inspector by 1929 before a leave of absence led to the loss of his job and alleged seniority violation.
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Johns
Earley
Marion
Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Mildred Wheeler Granted Divorce in Non Contested Suit
Mildred Mae Wheeler received a district court divorce from William Dale Wheeler in a non contested action. Judge A B Clark granted her use of her maiden name Mildred Mae Morris and ordered the defendant to pay court costs. Four petitions for divorce were filed charging cruel and inhuman treatment.
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Mildred Mae Wheeler
A. B. Clark
William Dale Wheeler
Mark A. Walton
Wayne A. Walton
Nora Gertrude Polkow
William Carl Polkow
Mildred Barcus
Ira Barcus
Leone Daniels
Charles Daniels
William S Briggs
Sophie Briggs
Death notices for Mrs Missouri Hamilton and relatives
Mrs Missouri Hamilton 69 wife of Robert Hamilton died at her Cedar Rapids home. Born Missouri Neff Brugh in Mount Pleasant PA Aug 19 1864 she moved to Iowa as a child and lived in Johnson and Linn counties most of her life. Survived by husband two sisters four nieces two nephews funeral Thursday Beatty chapel 2 pm Rev Russell F Judson burial Baker cemetery. Mrs Marie Benes widow of Frank Benes died at 2030 J Street SW Cedar Rapids. Born Cedar Rapids July 25 1857 she lived here all her life. Husband died Oct 2 1932 and five children survive plus six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday 2 pm Barta chapel burial Bohemian National cemetery. Frank Herat funeral in South Side Commercial club at 2 pm Wednesday burial Bohemian National cemetery. Polansky chapel viewing Tuesday 7 9 pm.
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Missouri Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Union School House
Cedar Rapids
Missouri Neff Brugh
Andrew J Brugh
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Johnson and Linn
First Baptist Church
Grace Snyder
Susie Crusinberry
Beatty Chapel
Russell F Judson
Baker Cemetery
Bly Road
Marie Benes
Frank Benes
Frank Stepanek
Anna Hemsky
John Lopata
Frank J
Joseph J
Barta Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Frank Herat
South Side Commercial Club
Theodore B Hlubucek
Polansky Chapel
Nazi Speaker Hurl Charge of Slander and Unity Claims
The article describes Goebbels denouncing foreign press reports as biased and urges trust in the German regime. He defends Nazi actions as necessary, asserts daily life continued normally, and claims the nation rallied behind Hitler after his decisive measures. He cites foreign outlets to argue against free expression.
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Hitler
Hes
Goebbels
London Times
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Fuhrer
Hitler to address Reichstag on second revolution
Berlin reports Hitler will convene the Reichstag on Friday July 13 at 8 p m to explain the so called second revolution. He will speak as authorities dispatch orders for storm troopers to surrender arms described as state property amid questions about neo heathenism and positive Christianity in the party program.
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Berlin
Hitler
National Reichstag
der Feuhrer
Munich
Victor Lutze
Gear Decides On Possible Playoff In Western Race
In Topeka Kansas Dale Gear the loop president outlined plans to decide the Western league first half title if a tie occurs after Tuesday night. St Joseph and Des Moines lead with one game left while Sioux City trails by a half game and has a doubleheader. A playoff is planned for Omaha Wednesday. If three teams tie a morning game will determine a finalist for the afternoon match.
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Topeka
Kan
Dale Gear
Loop
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Rivera's Son Held As Spanish Fascist Arrest
In Madrid Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera son of the late dictator is arrested with about two hundred fascist followers in a raid on the fascist headquarters. In Norway the Lenox township community group held its seventh annual reunion with 170 attendees from multiple towns and Chicago. Religious services were led by Rev Dirk Dtephuis with themes True Inwardness and Numbering Our Days and a noon picnic followed by an afternoon program and new officers elected for the group.
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Madrid
SAP
Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
Norway
Lenox Township
Amana Anamosa
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Center Point
Conroy Dallas Center
Fairfax
Humboldt
Marengo
Mount Vernon
Toddville van Horne
Walford
Watkins
Williamsburg
Chicago
Galesburg
St. Louis
Dirk Dtephuis
Illinois Association of the New Jerusalem
Sylvia Brockschink
Nor Way
W F Brockschink
William Taylor
Anna Mae Volz
Ruth Uthoff
Marjorie Ruth Schloeman
Deltoris Uthoff
Orville Uthoff
Mary
Marion News Osceola lodge officers named and events listed
Marion notices list Osceola lodge No. 18 officers with names and titles. Several obituaries, engagements, church events, club meetings, visits, and social notices from Marion Iowa over a period are reported with names and locations.
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Osceola Lodge
Record Wheat and Crop Yields From July 1 Report
The agriculture department reports the 1934 wheat crop at its lowest in four decades with winter yields 28.42 million bushels and 15.2 bushels per acre and spring yields 19.07 million bushels at 12.6 bu/ac. Corn was 71.8 percent of normal on July 1, with 92.5 million harvested acres projected. Oats area 33.35 million acres with 40 percent yield relative to normal. peaches, pears, hay and other crops shown with production figures.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Intl
Tel Tel
Aleleheny Corpn
Sto
Aled Chem
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kayser Julius
Shinby Owens
Amn
Roll Mills
Meleesson
Ark N
Uentathieson Ark
Tisting Dept
Atchison Tsf
Atiami Copper
Auris Hig
Migcdont Pet
Aviation Corpn Stamont Werd
Baldwin Loco
Barnsdall At
Tte
Murray, Corp
Beatrice Cry
Wanatt Wiseute
Bendix
Avn
Natl Cash Ree
Beste
Natl Dairy Prd
Wep Hum
Natl Distirs
Bohn Agn
Pow & L
Bore Warner
Natl Steel ii
Central
Briges Mig Win
NH & H
Buda Wheel
Noranda Mines
Burroughs
Nort Wes
North Amn
Canada
Steel O. H
Bate Ilatsco
Utah
Ches
Ohio
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Cikars
Roebuck
Consol Gas
Ine
Consol
Conti Gan
Cub Amn
Curtis Wright
Sperry Corp
Terre and Co
St Joe Lead
del LW
Dome Mines
Standard Gas
Douglas Air
Calif
du Pont den
Eastman Kodak
Eaton Mfe
Frisco
Stew Warner
Elec
Stone Webster
Elec Bond
Studebaker
Ata Erie
Ford Encland
Tex Lander
Fox Film A
Thompson
Freeport
Tex
Tidewater
Amn Ten
Timken
Gen Baking Iva Timken
Gen Cigars
Trans-America
Eire
Union Carbide
Gen Foods
Union Pac
Gen Gasaa
Gen Motors
aUnt Coron
Gillette SR Wa
United Fruit
Gimbri Bros BeUni Gas Co
Glidden Co
Ind Air
Gondrich
U & Pipe
Goodyear
Gotham Silk
Graham Paine
Steelin
Grandy Capper
Uul P & LA
Gt Nor Ore
Warner Bros
Hahn Teor
wWesn Unione
Neb
Hiram Walker
Westehse AB
Houstox
Wikton'e Gort Ouston Olson & Co
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Aeern
Chicago
Libby McNeil
Bendy Ayn
Marshall
Local grocers lose scrip rights over unpaid fee
Sixty five Cedar Rapids grocers and one in Marion lost their right to fill federal and county scrip orders Tuesday for failure to pay one dollar per employee to the Cedar Rapids and Marion code authority. The payment was required under the national food and grocery code. To regain eligibility, they must pay the fee to R. D Chord, secretary of the code authority, at 129 Seventh Avenue SW.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
McCreery resigns from Linn pension board
Linn county officials accept Dave McCreery’s resignation from the old age pension board leaving no successor named. McCreery, the original appointee for a two year term, said he cannot continue. Board members reported no ready candidates for the vacancy.
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McCreery
Pension Board
Linn Board of Supervisors
County Old Age Pension Board
Dave McCreery
Henry Kopf of Mount Vernon Dies Suddenly
Henry Kopf 59 longtime Mount Vernon resident and former Kopf Brothers meat market partner died suddenly at home Monday afternoon from a hemorrhage. He had been in poor health but his death came unexpected as he gardened. Survived by sister Minnie Kopf dietitian at Missouri Valley College, sister Mrs William Kelly Cedar Rapids, brothers John Kopf Portland and Leonard Mount Vernon. Neff mortuary in charge of funeral arrangements.
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the Gazette
Mount Vernon
Henry Kopf
Kopf
Minnie Kopf
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Mount Joy
John Kopf
Lisbon
Kopf Brothers
William Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Portland, Ore
Leonard
Neff Mortuary
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Scee
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Oras Cincago
Jake Niling
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Doveina
Montana
Cobbiers
Rock Browlers
Frank Filip & Co. Investment Securities
Higley
Lamson Brothers and Co
R.eisbrow
Barbey
Wall St
T. Ss. Konds
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Das
Court House News
Reichstag
Gear
Rivera
Marion News
Noble Grand
John O'Kelly
Lee Dunlap
Frank M. Clark
George W. Burns
Ed Starry
Don Atwater
Guardian
C L. DeWald
Jack Ratliff
Walter L. Lowe
Robert Burns
Marshall Swayne
Elmer F. Cherry
A E. Milner
Edward Daigle
Clyde Martin
J E. Clark
I. O. O. F Hall
Charles H. Garrison
Yocom Chapel
William H Bridwell
The
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Raymond Eckhart
Ed Lagerquist
Beautiful
Isle of Somewhere
William H. Bridwell
Philip Bunting
Charles G. Schultz
Will Stickney
Ben Gill
W. H. Roberts
GE. Johnson
Oak Shade Cemetery
Mary Parkhurst
Urbana
Josephine Rause
Ruth Oxley
Miss Parkhurst
Doris Decious
Ernest Decious
Linn
Order of de Molay
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the Baptist Church
C. E. Chedzzil
East Africa
Africa
Glenn O. Pyle
Eleventh Street
Diana Fret Club
West Marion
Fart Stanton
Dubuque
Congregational Church
Herbert O. Allen
Ethel McDonnell
Virginia Fry
New Hallwood
Parker House
Nira Bakery
Ladies Aid Society of
Presbyterian Church
Sarah Scott Ford
North Tenth Street
Newell Trimble
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Walter Erwin
C. J. Biddle
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Catherine Cheadle
Endeavor
the Methodist Church
George Hill
St. Luke's Hospital
Marion Lodge
Charles Peach
San Francisco
Edna Roberts
Carrie Bush
Town City
Mrs. Harmon Hall
Kula
Levasseur Barn
Baptist Assembly
Iowa Falls
Merle Bebee
Fred Bebee
Springville
Mr. Gallagher
Bebee
Burton Emmons
Myles Sutera
Walter Morrow
Robins
Prairieburg Cemetery
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Thomas Park
Warren Taylor
Ocean Side
J. W. Taylor
Carl Wiley
Wiley
Mrs.Taylor
Marion Country Club
M. H. Biddick
A. H. Boileau
Roy Murray
Lincoln
Ill
Joseph H. Voris
Voris
S. P. Harmon
Manchester
Wunicket
Janet Derflinger
Frank Gray
Keystone
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Mrs
Fred Breneman
Pleasant Grove Community Club
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