Hog Prices Peak At 10.10 In Chicago Market
Hog values rose in Chicago with a peak price of 10.10 for prime 90 to 250 pound hogs. Trade was active and mostly 10 to 15 cents higher than Tuesday. Cattle receipts were 9,000 with heavy packs receiving 8,200 sheep direct, and fat lambs were fully 25 cents lower in a slow open market.
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Chicago
Ino
Ava
Amt
Chicago Livestock
S Dept Agriculture
Sinclair Tog Market
Sinclair's
Sonveses Stooge
Zee
Senenece
Chicago Produce Markets Report Receipts and Prices
Chicago Produce markets show firm receipts across eggs poultry and vegetables. Butter and eggs hold steady with varied wholesale quotes for creamery items and standard carrots noted, while live poultry receipts rise with mixed weights and regional color price spreads.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Local Hog Prices Continue Advance in Market
Local hog prices rise with a 5 to 10 cent increase across grades on Wednesday, driving top prices to 940 dollars. The market shows continued strength as buyers note steady demand and higherummed prices across pork classifications.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listed
Grain and produce prices shown for Cedar Rapids market. Wheat 75m 80¢, oats 304 32c, corn shelled 76m 8i, barley 126 63c, eggs 23c per dozen, wholesale fruits and vegetables including oranges lemons and bananas, head lettuce crate 4 25, Michigan celery 0 5c per dozen, beef hides and horse prices listed with several grades.
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Lee Hor
Bond Markets Show Steady Trading Amid Conference Hopes
New York bond traders kept a steady tone with firm corporate descriptions and modest gains in some issues. Treasuries softened slightly while high grade rails paused ahead of reconvened Finance conference talks and reorganizations.
Wool and Foreign Exchange Markets Reported in New York and Boston
AP noted declines in wool markets with prices slipping from 238 to 216 in wool goods and formation of different fleece values, while Boston’s wool market reported steady trade for grease wool and fleece with pricing around 65 to 70 cents a pound. Foreign exchange rates listed numerous currencies with varied demand and quotes for Great Britain France Italy and other nations.
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Boston
S Dept Agricul
Waal
Texas
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Molland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Cechoslovakia
Jaroslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Brazil
Tolio
Shanrha
Hame Kong
Mexico City
Montreal
Decorah Pair Wed in Reno Nevada Ceremony
Karl Bishop of Decorah married Ruth Fullam of San Francisco in Reno on Monday. Bishop is son of Mr and Mrs A C Bishop. The couple will reside in Decorah.
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Decorah
Reno
Nev
Karl Bishop
Ruth Fullam
San Francisco
Bishop
A C Bishop
Wheat Pit Seized by Uncertainties and Price Fluctuations
Chicago wheat traders faced broad uncertainty as prices moved erratically on the board of trade. July prices fluctuated with mixed gains and losses amid rust reports from the northwest and disappointing harvests in the southwest, while corn and oats followed varied patterns and government crop notes loomed.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Southwest
Liverpool
Commission House
Illinois
Grain Movement and Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices Headline
AP reports Chicago cash grain bids with No 2 red wheat around 84 to 86 cents, No 2 yellow corn near 88 cents, and soybeans around mid 30s. Minneapolis cash grain receipts rise to 42 cars with No 1 northern wheat at about $1.05 and various durum and amber durum futures and cash quotes across grades.
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Chicago
Arles
Minneapolis
Wall St. Stocks drift higher on broad gains led by major names
The market held most early gains with minor fractions to around a point in late trading. American Telephone slipped near a point after a new 1935 high but leaders like J. I. Case, Schenley Distillers, Santa Fe, Delaware and Hudson, Union Pacific, General Motors, Eastman Kodak, Consolidated Gas, North American, Cerro de Pasco, Inland Steel, and Anaconda posted firm to higher levels. Volume ran about 1,050,000 shares as the market showed a quiet, orderly advance with several favorites touching new 1935 highs but not all sustaining the gains. Commodities were steadier after a volatile Tuesday with gains in silver and gold in London and mixed moves in grains and cotton in Chicago and New York. Bond and foreign exchange markets showed mixed movements as equities kept a cautious uphill tilt.
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New York
American
Formica Power
Baltimore and Ohio
Great Northern
International Telephone
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Youngstown
Santa Fe
Missour Pacific
New York Central
Western Union
Posal
Tradt
American Telephone
J. I. Case
Schenley Distillers
Delaware and Hudson
Union Pacific
Coleman
General Motors
Eastman Kodak
Consolidated Gas
North American
Cerro de Pasco
Inland Steel
National Steel
Ana
London
Chicago
New Orleans
U. S
Fox Film
Reynolds Tobacco
Allied Chemical
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Northern Pacific
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Preferred and Common
Bethlehem
American Smelting
Coolidge Vacation Property Sold to S. M. Co.
The Pieme estate in Wissnaiy north Woods, once owned by Cal Coolidge in summer 1928, sold at auction. The property valued at 8,000,000 dollars went to M. and S. Company of Minneapolis for 8,700 to satisfy a labor claim of 8,248.97 by M. Lurie of Minneapolis.
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Superior
Pieme
Wissnaiy North Woods
Cala Coolidge
M. and S. Company of
Minneapolis
M. Lurie
Roosevelt Nominates Two Iowa Postmasters
President Roosevelt sent to the senate the nomination of Lee Finders to be postmaster at Oelwein Iowa and Mack C De Long to be postmaster at Washington Iowa.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Lee .&. Finders
jOelwein, Ia
Mack C. de Long
Washington, Ia
County Delinquent Tax Totals and Bonded Debt Report
A court house notice summarizes Milo Sedlacek's treasurer report for six months of 1935 showing delinquent taxes of 202 391 79 and 271 106 32 remaining from 1931–1933 and 1934. It notes total levies for 1931–1933 of 9 764 557 68, 1932–1934 collections of 9 291 059 57, 1934 payable taxes 3 198 128 95 with 1 481 775 38 collected by July 1, and details the county net bonded debt at 4 359 000 and unfunded debt at 25 713 55 with no defaults.
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Milo Sedlacek
Shacks Released After Tama Trespass Probe
James Shack 38 and Sylvia Shack 24 of Galena NL were released from Cedar Rapids jail with no charges after being returned from Tama on trespassing railway property charges. Their 20 month old daughter Edna Mary accompanied them. The Shacks were removed from a Milwaukee freight train at Tama.
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Shacks
James Shack
Sylvia Shack
Galena
Cedar Rapids
Tama
Edna Mary
Milwaukee
Parole Revocation Involving Mariah Lingard And Juvenile Case
County Attorney G K Thompson and Judge H C Ring revoked a parole granted to Mariah Lingard on January 4 1934 after she and two others were sent to Anamosa reformatory for breaking and entering. Lingard had been bound over to the Marshall county grand jury on a bad check charge. The case stemmed from a garage break in. Linn county relief gardens show a harvest of radishes peas and lettuce from 2 081 gardens with 1 055 bunches of radishes 139 bushels of peas and about 4 700 pounds of lettuce reported by E S Smith relief garden director.
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G K. Thompson
H. C Ring
Mariah Lingard
Lingard
Anamosa Reformatory
Thompson
Marshall County Grand Jury
Marshalltown
Linn County
E. S. Smith
Relief rolls tally and local court actions in Linn County
Six thousand four hundred people were on Linn County relief rolls in June, with 1414 on federal unemployment, 318 on direct aid, and 120 on direct county relief. Under new rules all residents over 65 move from federal relief to county relief. In Evansville, Claude Miller pled not guilty to an A and P burglary and posted 2500 bond. George Singleton pled guilty and received a ten year sentence. Milo Sedlacek as Linn County treasurer sues Guy Linville for omitted taxes amid a tax credits dispute vesting in court.
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Linn County
Cora Jacobs
Claude Miller
Evansville
Ind
A and P
First Avenue
H. C. Ring
Miller
George Singleton
Anamosa State Reformatory
Milo J. Sedlacek
Guy P. Linville
Lottie Hargerman
Cedar Rapids couples apply for marriage licenses
William M. Hollingsworth and Kate Hollingsworth both of Cedar Rapids. Paul L. Bishop and Anna Neff both of Cedar Rapids. James F. Williams of Cedar Rapids and Maud L. Whiting of Marion.
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William M. Hollingsworth
Kate Hollingsworth
Cedar Rapids
Paul L. Bishop
Anna Neff
James F. Williams
Maud L. Whiting
Marion
Drunk Driving Arrests and Convictions Reported
A state liquor commission report shows sixty six drunk driving arrests and thirty eight convictions for July 1, 1934, to June 30, 1935. Prepared by Deputy Clerk George Sherman for Clerk Edwin W Lundquist’s District Court office. illegal possession and transport arrests totaled ninety with fifty three convictions. Legal sale arrests reached eighteen with nine convictions.
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Edwin W. Lundquist
State Liquor Commission
George Sherman
Marion pet show organized with prizes and parade
Interest in the Marion pet show grows as children meet with pets at Lincoln school at 10 am and parade to the city park at 10 30. Prizes donated by local merchants include a camera film a pair of silk pajamas and more. A tag day will aid the $225 summer playground budget. The Marion band will give a concert that evening in the city park.
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Lincoln School
Marion
Ed Sigfred
Kendall Hardware
Edison Pharmacy
First National Bank
Braska Millinery
Owen
City Park
G. L. Lyman
Hall
Keler-Bela
King
Columbia
Barnhouse
Mader
Lehar
American Legion Pool Draws Visitors From Across States
The pool’s visitor register shows guests from Nebraska, Louisiana, South Dakota, Kentucky, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Idaho, Maryland, Minnesota, California and Oregon, plus many Iowa towns, highlighting its regional appeal. Residents and club events fill the local calendar with meetings, picnics, and hospitality across Marion and nearby areas.
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American Legion
Nebraska
Louisiana
South Dakota
Kentucky
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Idaho
Maryland
Minnesota
California
Oregon
Iowa
Marion Young Democrats Club Organizing Meeting
Local residents plan a Friday 8 p.m. meeting in Mentzer's hall to organize a Marion Young Democrat club. Walter Hutchinson of Des Moines Harold Soper Frank Healy Wayne Boland and Dr D L Morrissey of Cedar Rapids are expected to attend to assist with the local chapter.
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Marion
Mentzer
Walter Hutchinson
Des Moines
Harold Soper
Frank Healy
Wayne Boland
D. L. Morrissey
Cedar Rapids
Blue Bird Officers Elected in Capella Group
Betty Peck was elected president of Capella Blue Bird group at the Methodist church. Margaret Beadle became vice president and Jane Anne Grayston secretary. A picnic is planned for Monday at Mrs. Harry Snell’s home with a 5 PM church meeting.
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Blue Bird
Betty Peck
Methodist Church
Margaret Beadle
Jane Anne Grayston
Harry Snell
Appoint Dr Phil Crew City Physician and Health Officer
Dr Phil J Crew has been appointed by Mayor John H Pazour and the Marion board of health as city physician and health officer. The Gazette Want Ad column notes home grown berries for sale in Good Things to Eat. The Diana Fret club meeting was postponed to July 18 with Mrs Willis Jordan hosting. Various social visits and picnics are described among Marion residents and nearby towns including Coggan Bloomington Perry Cedar Rapids Des Moines Mount Vernon and Alma burnett.
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Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Ida Lillie
Phil Crew
Phil J. Crew
John H. Pazour
Board of Health
Marion
Gazette
Diana Fret Club
Willis Jordan
Quilting Bee and Picnic Luncheon hosted by Miss Schultz and Mrs Reichert
Miss Carrie Schultz and Mrs Carrie Reichert entertained Tuesday at a quilting bee and picnic luncheon attended by Will Nelson of Alhambra California Frances Sturtz of Boone Iowa and other Marion Cedar Rapids and Marion area residents. The Jolly Dozen club meets Thursday at 2 p m at Betty Peck's home and the pet show Friday prompted the date change. D B Storck moved from a farm east of Marion to E Peterson property in North 14th Street. Presbyterian Sunday school boys class led by Ben Sebern enjoyed a picnic supper at Thomas Park Tuesday.
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Art Club
Mary Olive Welty
Los Angeles
Calif
Sid Cary
Mothers Club
Thomas Park
George Michel
Congregational Church
Julian Allen
Priscilla Guild
Gerald Thomas
Marion
Howard Terrell
C. A. Ward
Thomas
H. O. Allen
Baptist Sunday School
Woman's Missionary Society of the Church
W.S A. Club
A. L. van Fossen
Carrie Schultz
Carrie Reichert
Will Nelson
Alhambra
Frances Sturtz
Boone
John Williams
C. A. Weichman
Vernon Schrader
Fred Copenhagen
Guy Curran
Kenneth
Eddice
Eleanor Weichman
Cedar Rapids
Irene Schultz
Dorothy
Lawrence Bigger
Jolly Dozen
Betty Peck
D. B. Storck
E. Peterson
North Fourteenth Street
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Ben Sebern
Hamilton
Allen Motor Co
al Allen
Waubeck
Gustafson
Rte 1
Palo
Iowa
Eliis Park Ball Diamond
Collie
Scottie
Paul Hanson
Peteresen Bakery
Martello Central
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J. B. Emmons
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Denver
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Michigan
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Harry Teege
Beverly Hills, Calif
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University Hospital
Iowa City
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
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Mark Young
Richard Allen
Glenn Platner
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Battle Creek
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Melrose
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Tulsa
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Viola
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Young Democrat Meeting
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Coggan
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Alburnett
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This City
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Coggon
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Prairiurg
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