Hog Top Pushed Up To $10.50 In Strong Hog Market
Chicago reports a new hog price peak of $10.50 as a three week upturn lifts values. Short supplies and firm demand for fresh pork push quotations higher while receipts fade. average better medium weights sell $10.30 to $10.50 with 8,000 hogs received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Aus
Amt
Goo & Iit
Sons
Rees
Rene
Shane
Anc Feraets
Faust Pete Moet
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair's
Markets report on Chicago New York butter eggs and poultry
Chicago and New York markets show receipts and steady prices across butter eggs and live poultry. Butter and eggs hold steady with unchanged prices while poultry ranges include hens roosters turkeys and ducks at varied cents per pound. Potatoes and cheeses list steady prices with several regional distinctions and demand noted as light to moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
U S
Idaho
U. S
Alabama Biss
Arkansas Huss
California
Missouri Cobblers
Kansas Cobblers
North Carolina
Tennessee Cobblers
Hliss
Virginia Cobblers
New York
Kreumnt
Local hog prices climb on market gains
Hog prices continue higher on the local market with advances of 15 cents in top grades and 10 to 15 cent rises in other grades. The best hogs now bring up to 9.90 dollars per hundredweight.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Supplies
A Cedar Rapids listing shows wholesale fruit and vegetable prices and grain figures. Wheat at 75 cents, oats 26 cents, corn around 42 cents, barley 42 to 55 cents, with various live stock and farm goods priced, including hens, springs, hides, cocks, bananas, lemons, grapefruit, and cabbage, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leshorn
Foreign Exchange and Market Notes From New York AP
New York reports on foreign exchange rates and New York market notes. Quotes show sterling and European currencies fluctuating with several nations listed and prices noted for spots and futures. Sugar and wool market summaries provide brief price movements and quality notes from Boston and New York observers.
Bond Markets Show Modest Gains Amid Mixed Trade
In New York the bond market edged higher on Thursday with general activity steadier than earlier, as utilities and industrials firmed on earnings expectations and a Louisiana court ruling affecting the Tennessee Valley Authority. Government issues moved within a narrow range with several Treasury issues quoted near prior levels and minor price shifts across maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Durie
Vision
Tennessee Valley Authority
Wheat price trend in Chicago grain pit fluctuates
Chicago wheat prices showed a volatile session with a final drop of 1 to 1 4 cent. July wheat at 83 4? cents, corn down about 1 1/2 cents, oats down 2 to 4 cents. Reports of rust and demand for red wheat delayed by market nerves. Receipts: 154 cars wheat, 35 corn, 14 oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Minneapolis
Toledo
Ohio
Grain Price Report Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Markets
AP wire report covers Chicago cash grain provisions for wheat corn oats barley and soybeans with prices for No 2 and No 1 hard wheat ranges and mixed grades. Minneapolis cash grain notes higher wheat cash prices with No 1 dark northern and hard amber durum listings and assorted corn oats and rye values. mentions protein levels and market comparisons to prior year and July futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sonny
Minneapolis
Li's
Montana
Bent
Wall Street Specialties Forge New Year Highs Amid Mixed Moves
Wall Street advanced with many issues hitting annual highs while utilities hesitated. GM and Chrysler led gains to new 1935 highs. other notable movers included Westinghouse, Johns Manville, Allied Chemical, Air Reduction, Case, Walgreen, and American Can. Transfers neared 1.6 million shares.
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NEW York
Westinghouse
Johns Manville
Allied Chemical
Air Reduction
Case
J. C. Penney
Santa Fe
Philip Morris
American Tobacco
National Steel
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Walgreen
United Aircraft
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Pullman
N. Y. Central
Standard Oils
N. J
California
du Pont
International Harvester
American Can
Libby-Owens
Johns-Manville
Western Union
Commercial Solvents
Cerro de Pasco
Motor Products
Kelsey- Hayes “B
VU. S. Steel
Otis
Packard Motors
New Orleans
Tennessee Valley Authority
Commission House
Thursday Quotations and Stock Ticker Highlights
A long list of stock prices and quotations from Houston and other markets appears, naming multiple companies such as Alcoa, Johns Manville, Union Carbide, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, and US Steel. The column features percentage changes, prices, and buying/selling notes, with brokered references and factory names interspersed. The page reflects a dense financial snapshot typical of a late 19th or early 20th century market roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Ty Houston
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Aleghens Corpn
Indus Rayon
Allis Chalmers
Zis Amerada Corpn
Johns Manville
Kayser
Julius
Libby Owens
Hell
McKeesp
Magna Copper Ie Armour Com
Austin
Backard Mitra
Ar Caterpillar
Penick
Fred
Cerro de Pasco Szapenney
J C
Peonles
Ches & Chro
Phelps Dodus Ian
Ches Corpneisines Pet
P&p
Col Gas & Elec
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Southern
Seaboard
Consol Cigars
Sears Roebuck
Consal Gas
Serve, Inc
Consol Ol
Bhattuck F
Cudahy Pke Agi
Sperry Coronios
Kodaki
Warner
Eaton
Stone Webster
Autolite
Studebaker
Tex Coron
Tex Gul S
Elec
Bond & S
Ex Lander
Erle
Tidewater
Fish
Timken
Ford Engiwnd
Foster Wheeler Jets
Fox Film
Union Carbide
Freeport
Union Pac
Amn
Unl Aircraft
Unl Corpn
United Fruit
Gen Foods
Uni Gas Co
Gen Motors
Uni Gas
Ry Ste
U S
Walker
Chicago
Berrholf Seve Halron
Keystone Steel
Libby McNeil
Cher Burl
Marshall Fld
Chicago Corpa
Sparks
Quaker Com
Edison
Quaker Pr
Dhn
Swift, Co
Grane Co
Swift Tntl
Hehold
Gypsum Hellemann
Walgreen
Snake electrocuted near transformer pole in Missouri
In Boonville Missouri a black snake crawled up a transformer pole for a nest. Contact with a second pole delivered a fatal 33 000 volt shock. The accident blew fifteen dollars worth of fuses.
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Boonville
New Well At Ellis Park Delivers Pure Cedar Rapids Water
A new water supply at Ellis Park is ready for public use after workers completed a well 145 feet deep near the duck pond and tennis courts. The two old Ellis wells are condemned and sealed. State and local officials have tested the new supply and declared it pure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stefan
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Duck Pond
Ellis
City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Duties and Visits
Leo Griswold of Marion, 34, jailed 30 days for intoxication after a police court appearance. G. O. Fletcher fined $1 plus costs for parking in a restricted zone. Fire Company No. 3 fought a grass fire near Center Point NE. Apollo Commandery No. 26 will escort J. M. Harcourt at funeral services. D E Applegarth of Des Moines and Glenn Appleharth of Long Beach visit the Keyes home. Iowa leads in May sales of U S savings bonds, per the local post office data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Applegarth
Des Moines
Glenn Apple- Harth
Long Beach
Calif
S. D. Keyes
Eleventh Street
J. Jerome Paul
Towa
United States Savings
Iowa
Eligible youths may join CCC camps this July
Miss Cora Jacobs Linn county relief director announced Thursday that eligible young men from relief families aged 18 to 28 may apply at the Linn county relief office for CCC camp replacement service during July. Dows Camp Picnic hosted by Dows Camp No 4 United Spanish War Veterans and Jane DeLano auxiliary will be at Ellis park river pavilion Friday at 6 30 p.m. Veterans and families invited.
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CCC
Cora Jacobs
Linn County Relief
Linn County Relief Office
Dows
United Spanish War Veterans
Jane DeLano Auxiliary
Ellis Park River
Lions Hear Luber On German Leadership After Hindenburg
Hans Luber a German native told Lions Club at the Roosevelt hotel that Hitler rules but Goering runs the government. He said voices are unsafe due to widespread spying and that conscription and inflation worsened unemployment. Emil Levsen discussed a junior baseball tourney sponsored by the American Legion next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luber
Hindenburg
Hitler
Germany
Goering
Hans Luber
Lions Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Emil Levsen
Maquoketa
The
Bunnies
Cleveland
American Legion
Missouri Valley Tennis Quarter finals Reach After Upins
Des Moines reports the Missouri Valley net meet advancing to the quarter finals with players from Texas Kansas Illinois California and Iowa. Upsets mark third round as Richard Tyndall loses to John Van Der Zee while Banky Ed Davis defeats Howard Stephens. Upcoming junior and men's singles and doubles rounds feature Tyndall Riggs Kiley Corbin Van Der Zee and Rigas in near term play.
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Des Moines
Texas
Kansas
Illinois
California
Iowa
Richard Tyndall
St. Louis
John van der Zee
University of Iowa
Howard Stephens
Banky Ed Davis
Peoria
Tyndall
Robert Riggs
Los Angeles
Bob Kiley
St. Joseph
Harry Corbin
Wichita
Kan
Bill Kiley
Kansas City
Kenneth Black
Gordon Pease
Austin
Tex
Ed Davis
Ill
Harris Coggeshall
Robert Rigas
Calif
Iowa City
Farmer Finds Potato Tomato Vine Mystery Near Alto
LUFKIN Texas UP J C Burt a farmer living near Alto reports a unusual crop development In 1933 he planted tomatoes then potatoes last year again tomatoes and this year he found vines with potatoes on the roots and tomatoes on the stems indicating a potato tomato vine on the same plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufkin
Tex
J. C. Burt
Alto
Burt
Marriage Licenses Issued to John H Lindsey and Dorothy Reid
John H. Lindsey of Vinton and Dorothy Reid of Center Point received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lindsey
Vinton
Dorothy Reid
Center Point
Deaths Charles Molter Dies at Linn County Home
Charles Molter died at the Linn county home at 2 30 p m Wednesday He is survived by a son Phillip Molter of Cleveland The body is at the Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements
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Charles Molter
Linn
Phillip Molter
Cleveland
Polansky Chapel
Thomas Wolf Dies. Services Planned at Watkins Cemetery
Thomas Wolf former Watkins resident and father of Miss Bertha Wolf died at his daughter Mrs. F L Krause home in Sargent Minnesota after long illness. Funeral services will be held at Mound cemetery in Watkins at 2 p.m. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wolf
Watkins
Bertha Wolf
Second Avenue SE
F. L. Krause
Sargent, Minn
Mound Cemetery
Funeral services for John M. Harcourt announced
Funeral services will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Friday with Rev John J Gent Mount Hermon lodge A F and A M and Apollo Commandery in charge and burial in Cedar Memorial park cemetery. Masons to meet at 1 30 p.m. at the Masonic lodge to attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Harcourt
Turner Chapel
John J. Gent
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Apollo Commandery
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Mrs Caroline Meci Rites Set In Marion
Mrs Caroline Meci 54 wife of Frank Meci died at 907 Eleventh street Marion at 5 40 p m after a lingering illness Born October 19 1880 in Pilsen Bohemia she had lived in Cedar Rapids and Marion recently Survived by husband two children Mrs Hall Orr Granite City Ill and Peter Meci Marion four brothers Joseph Peter Anthony Heise Philadelphia and John Heise Maywood Ill Funeral at Gaffney and Moore chapel Saturday 10 am Rev Father McElliott Marion Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Thursday and Friday
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Caroline Meci
Frank Meci
Eleventh Street
Marion
Pilsen
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Hall Orr
Granite City
Ill
Peter Meci
Joseph
Peter
Anthony Heise
Philadelphia
John Heise
Maywood
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Father McElliott
Obituary of Henry H. Meyer Dyersville Farm Vet
Henry H. Meyer 175 retired farmer of Dyersville lived with his daughter last five months. Survived by five sons bert Cedar Rapids Ben Oelwein Harry Waterloo John M Edward Aurora and four daughters Mrs Mayme Wesner Mrs Joe Kottencamp Mrs William Smith Mrs Jack Gafney all of Aurora. Body to Monahan's mortuary.
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Henry H. Meyer
Dyersville
Rose Pudil
Oakland Avenue
Ben L. Knight
Linn County
Mr. Meyer
Albert
Cedar Rapids
Ben
Oelwein
Harry
Waterloo
John M
Edward
Aurora
Mayme Wesner
Joe Kottencamp
William Smith
Jack Gafney
Monahan
Memorial: Paul Peterson 65 Dies after Illness in Cedar Rapids
Paul Peterson 65 died at his home 1132 Thirteenth avenue SE at 3 30 a m Thursday after a lingering illness. Born in Germany he came to this country as a child and lived in Cedar Rapids about twenty years. He worked most of his life for Penick and Ford. Survived by his widow Mrs Jennie Peterson. Funeral plans to be announced. Body at Johnson Funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Peterson
Thirteenth Avenue SE
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Penick and Ford Company
Jennie Peterson
Johnson Funeral Home
Linn county awards road and bridge contracts
The Linn county board of supervisors approved a three year program totaling over 19000 dollars. G H Lowe of Cedar Rapids won grading contracts on four road projects including segments near Fayette township Covington Marion and Marion. S P Moore of Cedar Rapids bid 3846 dollars for a crushed rock surfacing project near Alburnett. Perry Jayne of Cedar Rapids won a 2644 dollar contract for a 40 by 20 foot steel bridge in Center Point. Four bidders were on each project with work starting August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
G. H. Lowe
Cedar Rapids
Fayette Township
Benton County
Doubledeck
Covington
Marion
Otter Creek
Alburnett
S. P. Moore
Center Point
Perry Jayne
Widow files injunction over oral residence and legacy pact
Ida M. Meck widow sues in district court alleging an oral contract with her brother James W. Smith and his wife. She says she moved into his Cedar Rapids home in 1931 to care for him and to make the house her home with a life interest and eventual inheritance. James W. Smith recently remarried, per the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida M. Meck
James W. Smith
Divorces Granted by Judge Ring in Cruel Grounds
Divorces granted by Judge H. C. Ring include Clio Ginn 28 and Maurice Ginn 31 Hazel C Chermak 45 and Fred M Chermak profile Mildred Lippert 22 and Wend lippert Jr 25 all on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds. The Ginns married July 29 1933 the Chermaks on Oct 16 1927 and the Lipperts on July 3 1929. Mrs Chermaks maiden name Hazel C Nievas restored and property rights settled by stipulation. Mrs Lippert awarded custody of two children and support money.
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H. C. Ring
Clio Ginn
Maurice Ginn
Hazel C. Chermak
Fred M. Chermak
Mildred Lippert
Wendl Lippert, Jr
Ginns
Chermaks
Lipperts
Counties To Certify Persons Eligible For Federal Works Jobs
Local counties will certify all persons eligible for federal works relief to the U S employment service when the program starts. Relief offices perform initial eligibility checks. placements are made by the employment service with preference given to May relief roll recipients and a 90 percent certification rate. Farmers would be ineligible under the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
Cora Jacobs
Linn County
Town City
Monica Lyman
Federal Employment Service
Relief Office
Relief Department
City Council authorizes light on First Avenue E near Cedar Park
The council ordered Iowa Electric Light and Power to install a street light on First Avenue E near the Cedar Park entrance. Frank Hrabetin to serve as acting sergeant from May 25 with $5 extra pay until a new civil service exam. Cedar Rapids fire losses totaled 27392.07 with most covered by insurance. Mayor Hahn forwarded a telegram urging Lincoln highway re routing and an Eighth Avenue bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
First Avenue E
Cedar Park
Frank Hrabetin
Joe Kudina
Hrabetin
Civil Service Commission
Cedar Rapids
Emil P. Kohout
Frank K. Hahn
State Highway Commission
Eighth Avenue
Births At Mercy Hospital And Local Homes
Born to Wesley Blin of Center Point a nine pound son Kenneth Wesley on July 18. Mercy hospital welcomed a son born July 16 to John and wife at 278 Twenty seventh avenue SW. Rodney Kenyon and wife at 1009 A avenue NE welcomed a daughter born in July at Mercy hospital. John McEachron and wife at 619 Fifth street NW welcomed a son born July 18 at Mercy hospital. Curtis Gearhart and wife at 1330 B avenue NE welcomed a daughter Shirley Mae born July 15. Wallace Mills and wife at 1847 Wilson avenue SW welcomed a daughter Nancy Delores born in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Blin
Center Point
Kenneth Wesley
Mercy Hospital
John Bauer
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Rodney Kenyon
A Avenue
John McEachron
Fifth Street
Curtis Gearhart
B Avenue NE
Shirley Mae
Wallace Y. Mills
Wilson Avenue
Nancy Delores
Lynn licensing board ends barmaid seating custom
The Lynn Massachusetts licensing board ordered a cleanup of tavern practices. Barmaids must not sit with patrons at the bar and pitchers under taps are banned. Bartenders must have drippings drain away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Mass
Gazette Want Ad Rates And Out Of Town Insertions
A reader notice explains that an extra 10 cent charge applies to all out of town blind ads and specifies how out of town readers can respond. It also notes Gazette liability limits for a single incorrect insertion when ads run for more than one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
the Gazette
Chicago Firm Low Bidder On La Porte City Power Plant
Nine bids were received for La Porte City's municipal power plant. Monroe Electric Company of Chicago won with a bid of 99 280 to complete the plant and install engines within 120 days of acceptance. The city plans to purchase the water system from Central States later and recently approved a 100 000 bond issue to finance the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sed Borte
Monroe Electric Company of
Chicago
la Porte City
Central States Company
Central States
Lost and Found Pets and Local Advertisements
Lost white bulldog with brown shoulder patch named Pexey near Newman's Dept Store. Reward offered. Lost or strayed black and white male dog named Jack near 524 B Ave NE and 910 M Ave NW. Reward offered. Lost slim black English terrier named Sober near 820 St SW and 910 M Ave NW. Reward offered. Lost keys on ring between 1st and 12th St on 1st Ave E. Reward. Found keys in black feather container. Gazette Want Ad Dept. $25 reward for info leading to arrest of fraud in want ads. Various ads for chiropractic, medical, travel, and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman's Dept
Dial
M Ave
12Th St
1St Ave
Gazette Want Ad Dept
The
Gazette
L. L. Dolson
Paramount Ride
Swinburne
M. D
New York
4Th Ave
May Drug Co
Robert G &Tickley
Marion
Iowa
Allied van Lines, Inc
Ginzbert’s
C. R. Wright
2Nd St
Star Jewelry
Leeland S. Gosnell
Smithsonian
Richards Col. Phy
Glasgow
C. R. Knitting Co
F_ L. MINICK
Granby
Kenwood Transfer
Frank Drew Co
St. SE
L. W
Podzimek Phar
2Nd Ave
Felix Toy & Lawn Novelty Co
Ellis Blvd
Griffith Feath. Matt. Co
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Wy Graces
ST Path Livestock South
Jen Ane
Ome Gonhaag
Pete
A & Am
Mgr
Jaeng & Vee
Mossf
Gond
Choe le Bros
Associated
Pupss
Mason City
Austin Hog Markit
Minn
Markey Se Higher
Eood
Great Smoky Mountains
Seeveres
Pittsburgh
Buffalia . E
Ana
Cincinnati
TS Ee
France
Holland
Nortay
Smeden
Spain
Greece
Stanehar
Honehone
New
Montreal
Tharseau
Ates
Aeray Nack
Deve & Ress
Boston
T. Bonds
API
Liberty
Suzys
Treasury
Treasury Les
Simson Brothers & Co
R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids Ofice
Na- Yona Bank
Winniteg
Cary
Duluth
Wall St
Snake
Leo Griswold
G. O. Fletcher
Blake Boulevard
Center Point End
Thursay
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
J. M. Harcourt
Missouri Valley
J. M. Harcourt Funeral
Mrs
Court House News
Linn Road
Center Point’ Bridge
United States
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Rhat Leiies
Emil Flindt
Viking
Attle Bohemia Cc
Rudy Martinec
Mer
Bowery
Seo Ggrvire
Blue Ribbon
8Th ST
Plantation Dance Hall
Jack and Jill
Walt
Silver Palace
Geo
Kibler
Sandewiches
Mack
Nighthawks
Pointer
Budewelser
D. Finkwood
Miller Beer
Bohemian Kitchen
CNET
Town River Park
Cou Falls
Varabonds
F Ave
Dairydal
Vernon Rd
the Plaza
Auto Transportation
Springs
Madam Mae
Roosevelt
Rex
Petite Beauty Shop
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