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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1935

Page

4

Hog Prices Steady as Region Reports Mixed Tone

Chicago quotes top hog price five cents below last week's peak of 10.25 with 180-230 pound hogs at 9.85 to 10.15. Trading remains active on light runs, and packers take large direct lots while Indianapolis opens higher and St. Louis trades vary. Regional reports from Omaha and Waterloo show steady to lower levels across hogs, cattle, and sheep with mixed demand and prices.

Chicago Indianapolis St. Louis TNS Ught Hogs HEAVY Minnesota Priss Waterloo Hogs Sc Guonackers

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Hides Prices

Grain prices list including Wheat, Barley, Corn, Hens and Leghorn stock, cocks and springs with varied weights. Wholesale fruits show oranges, grapefruit, lemons, potatoes and bananas with unit prices. Cured hides and horse hides priced, plus green hides and vegetables with scattered figures.

Black rust news lifts Chicago grain prices on Monday

Black Rust reports from South Dakota and Canada push Chicago wheat, corn, and oats higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat gains reach about 2 to 2 1/2 cents, corn up around 55 to 17 cents, oats higher, while overall strength is aided by Liverpool market activity and local short covering. Prices held after cautious trading as rust fears and hot weather influence sentiment.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool Kansas City South Dakota Canada Mineaopis Aso Recep Anc Atver Grani Ems

Local Hog and Cattle Prices Steady in Market

Hog prices hold at 9.50 in the local market with no changes across grades. Cattle section lists steers and heifers with varied weights and prices including choice and medium grades, and cows and bulls priced up to 575.

Funness Woos Bond Toye Dee Cantiman Red Plair Tha Medhim Gand Neliers

Markets Update on Chicago Dairy Poultry and Produce

Fragmented market notes show receipts and quotes for butter eggs cheese and live poultry in Chicago with references to creamery specials and futures. It lists various prices including butter eggs and cheese, as well as live poultry trends and potato and carrot receipts with regional notes and futures mentions.

Chicago Opner Jesses Lesham Rock Springs

Sugar Market News From New York and Boston Auctions

Market notes report sugar prices uncharged at 329 or 330 and activity wide with bids and offers varying. Statements indicate fluctuating futures, with mention of cane and refined grades, and prices in several markets including New York and Boston.

York Tote Teenee

Bond Markets Steady With Mixed Small Gains

The New York market showed light activity midmorning with routine dealing and narrow price changes. Government bonds were steady with a slight dip in Treasury notes and several corporate issues posting small gains despite a dull overall tone. North American, Shell Union, and Standard Oil saw minor decreases while Goodyear and Texas Corp issuances posted tiny advances.

New York Texas Corps Dugursne Goodyear Shell Union Standard OU

Grain Movement and Cash Grain Quotes From Chicago and Minneapolis

The report lists cash grain prices and receipts for Chicago and Minneapolis including Wheat No 2 at 10 82 and 83 percent. No 3 red and amber durum prices. No 4 yellow oats. Buckwheat and seed feeds. Minneapolis cash grain receipts show No 2 white 31 cents and No 1 northern and dark northern wheats with protein levels around 14 percent, plus various durum prices and corn No 4 yellow quotes. Old squaw ducks are noted in fish nets 100 feet below the surface.

Chicago Minneapolis Montana Sims Alec

Wall Street Stocks Rally in Rails and Steel Sectors

Wall Street moved up in rails and steel led by gains in American Locomotive and several major issues. Preferences in utilities and motors were modest and overall volume reached about 650000 shares with mixed, selective advances across many names.

American Locomotive Santa Fe

Bystander Killed During Chicago Grocery Store Holdup

Anthony Banetta, 49, a laborer, tried to leave with lemons as a holdup unfolded. The robbers moved him to a rear room, shots were fired, and they fled without stealing anything. Banetta died from a chest wound.

Chicago Anthony Banetta Banetta

Divide Projects Between PWA And Works Progress

Des Moines AP reports acting state public works administrator P. F Hopkins returned from Washington with a plan to divide projects under the four billion dollar Works Progress Administration. Projects costing 25000 or more go to the PWA and those under that amount to the WPA unless a loan makes the project PWA. Hopkins said fifty percent of former WPA projects cost under 25000 and thirty of eighty nine new cattle projects will cost less than 25000 and be moved to Iowa WPA.

Des Moines P. F Hopkins Public Works Washington, D. C Gisclosad WPA Lumder Hopkins Iowa Till Posutasies Crecur

LeMars Bank Robber Sentenced to Life Term

William Cunningham pled guilty to entering a bank with intent to rob after a gun was found in his jail cell. He and three accomplices tied to the Le Mars Savings Bank robbery face new sentences with Cunningham receiving life imprisonment. The gang included William Cash George Pace and John Price with another member to be tried. Part of the loot was recovered in Sioux City.

Cun- Tingham John Price Cunningham Sioux City

Scouts Earn Star and First Class Badges at Waubeck Camp

Edward Kopecky of Troop 11 and Jack Swan of Troop 6 received Star Scout badges at a Cedar Rapids area council court of honor held at Camp Waubeck Saturday night. First class honors went to Jack Sopousek and Harold Yeoman plus Dean Morey and Charles Bender of Troop 49 Monticello. Second class awards went to Patrick Lechey Oelwein. Foch Beebe Central City. Paul Bender Monticello. James Crider Belle Plaine. Walter Crowley Cedar Rapids.

Edward. Kopecky Jack Swan Cedar Rapids Area James Crider Belle Plaine Walter Crowley Cedar Rapids Harold West

Alleged Accomplice Held For Tin Theft

Fred A. Sampica, 30, of 1308 First Avenue East, was arrested at 10 30 a m Monday for breaking and entering tied to the sale of $1 000 in black tin to a local junk dealer. The tin, worth $9, was reported stolen from Wilson and Company packing house grounds last Friday. Sampica blamed another man for hiring him to haul the tin. detectives and Chief Earl Stanley called him an accomplice, not the thief.

Fred A. Sampica First Avenue E Wilson and Company Sampica Lcense Bailey and Haberle Earl Stanley

Recreation Center Sought by Cedar Rapids Negro Youth

Cedar Rapids residents demand a supervised recreation center for Negro youths with Arthur Taylor leading the effort and support from Mrs. Clare Nichols. The city council sent the proposal to the playground commission for study and possible federal grant consideration.

Cedar Rapids Arthur Taylor Clare Nichols Taylor Playground Commission Frank K. Hahn

City council weighs transfers of Class B beer licenses countywide

The council faced multiple transfer requests including G A Pusateri moving a Class B permit to 1229 J avenue NE and seeking a Class C permit for 1446 First Avenue. Other actions included transfers for Steve and Alex Varvaris and a petition for John McHugh at 1229 Avenue NE signed by 96 residents.

G. A. Pusateri First Avenue J Avenue Frank E. Hahn John McHugh Avenue McHugh H. L. Walkup Center Point Road J. C. Horner Steve Alex Varvaris Police and Building Departments Varvaris Brothers Third Avenue SE Fourteenth Avenue SE Frank Spryner Mount Vernon Avenue First Avenue E A. J. Palumbo Fifteenth Street NW Ray S. Tapper A. F. Field Ellis Boulevard

Social notes from Marion and nearby towns

The Woman's Progressive club of Dry Creek met at Mrs. Norris Stewart's home near Marion with guests including Mrs. J F Badham Mrs George Smith and others. The next meeting is planned for August 1 at Mrs Frank Lunden's home. A variety of visitors from Chicago Collins Dubuque Miami Lis bon Mechanicsville and Wyoming were noted along with local events at Legion post 298 and pending arrival of about 75 men from the Cee camp in Bloomfield.

Woman's Progressive Club Dry Creek Norris Stewart Marion J. F. Badham George Smith Ethelyn Oakley Callie Hagerman Leta Stevenson Frank Lunden Cee Bloomfield

Flora Beeson Dies at 75 in Marion

Mrs Flora Beeson 75 died at 1160 Twelfth Street Saturday night after an eight month illness. Born Flora Emily Rose Sept 19 1859 in Lahn Illinois she later moved to Gilman and married Warren A Beeson. She is survived by two sons, a brother, two sisters and a grandson. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters officiating. Burial Oak Shade Cemetery.

Flora Beeson Twelfth Street Flora Emily Rose Joseph Lowise Rose Lahn Gilman Warren A. Weeson Borh Ernest John Marion Beeron Methodist Church Ac Wwe Uuitil Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps Evwo George Rose Conrad Me. W. Anderson Lawn Hill S.D. Jones John Beeson Beeson Yocom Chapel John M. Walters Oak Shade Cemetery

Gazette Want Ads Size and Contact Details

A fragmented ad listing references to line counts for different advertisement sizes and a note that out of town readers may respond by writing to The Gazette Want Ad Department with only a phone number provided for contact.

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