Livestock Prices Steady Amid Quiet Weekend Trading
Chicago and regional markets report steady hog and cattle prices with limited week volume. Hog values advanced on stronger pork and government orders. cattle receipts eased while spring lambs showed modest gains across markets in Chicago St Paul Sioux City and Omaha readings.
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Chicago
ST Paul
South ST Paul. Minn
UPI
Dept
Santa Sayeh Crow Sant
INS
Bern
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Pau
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cedar Rapids Grain and Poultry Market Prices Listed
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows assorted grains including No 1 and No 2 wheat No 3 rye barley corn shelled and soybeans with prices. Poultry item pricing covers springs rocks hen and leghorn categories with weight bands and quality notes. Fresh fruits vegetables and shell and hide values also appear with multiple price points.
Bond Markets Hold Steady in Saturday Session
U S government bonds closed mostly flat in a quiet New York session as short trading hours limited moves. Corporate issues showed small gains with North Western 4 3 4 5, Illinois Central 4 7 4 4 s and Rock Island general 4 s advancing modestly amid a brisk turnover in secondary loans.
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New York
U. S
North Western
Ilinois Central
Rock Island General
Markets CHICAGO TROUNCE Beghee AP Butter Eggs
Receipts show butter and eggs with prices unchanged. Potatoes arrivals 250 on track 465 total US shipments 058. supplies heavy, demand good. California long whites stronger Idaho Triumphs slightly weaker Nebraska Triumphs steady. Missouri Kansas cobblers weaker. U S No 1 prices range 2.30 to 2.40. Idaho Bliss 1.90 to 2.00. Nebraska Bliss 2.00 to 2.20. Missouri cobblers around 1.00 to 41.52 with Kansas cobblers about 0.75 to 0.95.
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Chicago
Beghee (Ap
California
Idaho
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Wool Market in Boston Sees Moderate Activity and Steady Prices
U S Department reports last week saw modest business in domestic wools in Boston. Jablood territory wool sales rose due to blanket orders, while other territory wools remained limited. Texan wools showed little activity. bright combing fleece moved slowly with prices near steady on grease basis 42 to 47 cents.
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Boston
US Agriculture Department
Stocks Move Warily With No Weakness
New York stocks ended a cautious week on a holiday Saturday with little weakness seen. Major players fluctuated on a narrow range as investors awaited the impact of potential German actions and the tax bill. Gains were led by Chesapeake Corp Newport Industries and Western Union while U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors and others lagged.
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New York
Wall Street
Reds
Bolshevists
Chesapeake Corp
Newport Industries
Western Union
du Pont
N. Y
Wall St. Stocks Quotations From Alaska to Chicago
Financial listings show numerous stocks with prices and changes across mining, chemicals, locomotives, oil, steel, and utilities. Names include Anaconda Copper Mayo Johns Manville Lockheed Union Carbide and many others with varied percentages and dollar figures, plus Mississippi River stage readings.
No Significant Change in Corn Wheat or Oats on Board
Wheat futures showed little movement on the Chicago board of trade with July at 1.047 5 per bushel, and corn unchanged to 8 cents higher at July 7 348. Oats fell 4 to 10 cents July 3 634. Rye slid 14 to 30 cents, July 38. Soybeans rose 1/ to 1 cent, July 1.50. Cash grain prices listed for Chicago show varied levels across wheat corn oats rye and soybeans with several market factors noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago Cash Grain
Truck Driver Receives Five Year No Accident Award
Clifford Hansen a 28 year old delivery truck driver for National Biscuit company earned a five year no accident pin after driving 183000 miles. Captain Gordon R Hughes presented the award at a salesmen meeting. E J Neenan and six other salesmen received two year certificates as part of the company safety program.
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Clifford Hansen
National Biscuit Company
Gordon R. Hughes
Police Department
Hansen
Fourteenth Street
Captain Hughes
I E. J. Neenan
Robert V. Madsen
Philip K. Gaines
William F Knous
A K Wesenberg
Lovell S. Buchanan
J. M. Seidel
Neenan
Company
First To Appear On Beer Sale To Minors Charge Waives Hearing
Jim Grimes of the Brass Rail tavern was the first of 27 accused of selling beer to minors to appear before Justice H R Churchill. His attorney waived a preliminary hearing as Grimes was bound over to the grand jury with $300 bond.
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Jim Grimes
Brass Rail
H R. Churchill
Grimes
Grand Jury
Churchill
California
Parker Schroeder Winner Meets Sabin For Crown in Spring Lake
Defending champion Frankie Parker plays Ted Schroeder in the semi finals of the Spring Lake invitation tennis tournament. The winner faces Wayne Sabin of Reno for the title after Sabin eliminated Jack Kramer in the other semifinal to reach the final.
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Spring Lake, N. J
INS
Frankie Parker
Ted Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Wayne Sabin
Reno
Nev
Sabin
Jack Kramer
Montebello
Sloane Named Director for East West High School All Star Game
Des Moines attorney and former Drake and Navy player Ted Sloane was appointed director of the second annual East West high school football game. The contest will occur at Drake Stadium on August 21 or September 5, with college coaches guiding the two teams chosen by statewide newspaper polls. High school coaches are barred from serving under Iowa rules.
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DES Moines
ANS
Ted Sloane
Drake and Navy
Drake Stadium
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Marion Golf Club Hosts Auction Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs Guy W. Miller and other Marion residents hosted an evening at the Marion Golf Club. Auction bridge played at fifteen tables with high prizes won by Mrs A A Hardin and Franklin Kemp. Traveling prize awarded to Mrs George E Busby. Buffet supper followed for out of town guests from Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Fairbanks and Cedar Rapids.
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Guy W. Miller
Andrew P. Munson
W. Bowen
C. R. Biddick
Marion Golf Club
A. A Hardin
Franklin Kemp
Kenneth Murdoch
Charles T. Rowe
George E. Busby
E. Fuller, Jr
Chicago
Melvin Gallatin
Milwaukee
Phil Bornkamp
Minneapolis
Roland Nelson
Oelwein
Stacie Reichert
Fairbanks
Alaska
J. T. Grayston
R. D Smith
A. C. Sloss
R. C. Toms
Allan Nash
R. D. Speare
Cedar Rapids
Local Notables Attend Weekend Visits and Health News
Mrs Ralph Hoskins learns her brother in law and sister the Vogeliers of Rochelle Illinois were seriously injured in a Sunday auto crash. Harold Munson and son Jack visit from Mitchell South Dakota en route to Dayton Ohio for defense work. John Granger returns from Cornell to summer with Granger parents before Harvard study. Several social events and visits fill the week including the Concord A and L club at Mrs Roscoe Blinks home and Rex Conn speaking on Agriculture's Part in the Defense Program.
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Ralph Hoskins
Jake Vogeler
Rochelle
Ill
Vogelers
Hoskins
Harold H. Munson
Jack
Mitchell, S. D
John Granger
Cornell College
Arthur E Granger
Boston
Harvard University
Concord A. and
Hal Trosky faces career threat from headaches in Cleveland
Hal Trosky, longtime Indians first baseman, disclosed he has played at least half his games the last three seasons with a throbbing headache. He may retire if relief is not found, noting the condition lasts days and has hampered recent batting form. He missed a game Thursday with Oscar Grimes substituting.
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Cleveland (Ap
Hal Trosky
Norway
Cleveland
Indians
Cleveland News
Trosky
Oscar Grimes
Josh
Nine Planes Downed In Battle Over Malta
Italian communiqué reports a major air clash over the Mediterranean during a raid on Malta. It states 100 Italian and British planes fought and at least nine British aircraft were destroyed.
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Italy
Rome
Mediterranean
Malta
Local social notices recount varied visits and dinners
Mr and Mrs Vincent Hatten hosted a dinner at 969 Sixth Avenue honoring Mrs Hatt s aunt Mrs James Cira and relatives from Logansport Indiana. Guests included the Vitellos children Angeline and Angelo and many Ciras plus Hillyards and Gibsons with Homemaking teacher Eloise Hillyard.
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Vincent Hatt
Sixth Avenue
Michael Cira
Nettie
Leah
Joe Cira
Marion area church services and schedules
Local church listings show services across multiple denominations. Baptists led by Rev Inman with Bible school at 9 45 and services at 10 45 and 7 30 with topics Kindness and Christianity and Faith Tested and Triumphant. Catholic mass at 7 30 and 9 30. Presbyterian union worship with Methodist at 9. Sermons and Bible study times vary by church and pastor.
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L. W. Inman
Bible School
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Vernon H. Carter
Raymond C. Swisher
Herbert Livingston
Y. P
O. Monroe
Mr. Livingston
Arthur W. Henke
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
C. V. R. de Jong
Mr de Jong
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists consecutive day ad rates for 6 to 14 lines with daily, 2 line, 3 line, 5 line, and 6 line options. Out of town ads payable in advance with 10 cent box number surcharge. Telephoning or mail delivery accepted. ads due by noon for same day, 6 pm Saturday for Sunday edition.
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Sc Eeea
The
Gazette
United States
Sunday Gazette
J Maehimes
McHugh Corner
13Th St
Tin Weber
J Smith
Rte
Cedar Rapids
Joe Stark
Louisa
Sunday church schedules and pastors listed locally
Out of Nazareth Sunday school at 10 am led by The Rev. Carl E. Krog at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. Morning worship at 1030. Seventh Day Church of God on Sixth street at Ninth avenue holds Sabbath school 1030 and preaching 1130. Prairie Chapel led by Rev. J. B. Clyde with Sunday school 10 am and morning worship 11. Epworth League 730 pm. Alburnett Methodist with Rev. J B. Clyde offers Sunday school 930 am and morning worship 10. Notes show multiple small church timetables and pastors.
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Out of Nazareth
St. Paul's
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2Nd St. SE
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Mt Vernon Road
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1St St. SW
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2Nd St. NE
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
H K. Schaefer
Kresge Elde
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5Th St
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Ind Ave. SE
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1St Ave
Corey & Fletcher
Lovely Lady Oil
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St Ave
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10Th St
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Lillian Suchy
Mabeline
3Rd St
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Hepner's
Chas
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2Nd Ave. SE
Novak Heating CO
Call Williams Coal & Wood
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White
Hite
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Miss Burgess
Wolf's
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Box
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Granby
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Nancy Koil
BO Winer
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Sth Ave
Phone
C. R. Barber College
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