Hogs and Cattle Rise in Busy Chicago Trade
In Chicago on Thursday hog receipts reached 14 000 with market active for all weights and sows. Prices for fed steers, yearlings and heifers rose 10 to 15 cents, while lambs and ewes were steady. Across Des Moines and Omaha, receipts totaled around 29 000 and 9 500 respectively with hogs up to 25 cents higher and cattle mixed but generally advancing.
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Chicago
el Chicago
Erode
Iowa
Des Moines
WFA
Minnesota
At &Am
Chicago Produce Market Notes and Prices
Chicago and New York markets show firm butter receipts with unchanged overall pricing. Eggs and cheese vary by grade, with mixed colors and standard rounds. live poultry prices mixed with unsettled receipts. potatoes show strong California arrivals and varied UC pricing. New York reports firm butter, irregular egg prices, and diverse dressed poultry and other poultry items with numerous per pound quotes.
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Chicago
Missouri
Kansas
East Shore
Virginia
U. S
New York
Mixed Tendencies Displayed by Grain
Grain futures closed with mixed results on Wednesday. Wheat faded and oats stayed steady to firm, rye rose modestly, and barley edged higher. Prices fluctuated with irregular wheat and firmer rye amid a thin trading session in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Hogs Steady to Higher on Cedar Rapids Market
Cedar Rapids hog prices rise modestly with butchers gaining 10 to 20 cents. Top hogs reach $13.65 for butchers and $11.90 for packers. range includes 160 to 450 pounds with several weight classes listed. Cattle and calf sections show varied prices, with steers up to around $18.50 and cows down to about $6.50. Sheep and lamb markets show lambs between $10 and $13.50 and ewes around $4.50 to $5.00.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mason C
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Austin
Cedar Rapids
Choico
Corskesagntser Anaes Ae
Wiel
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Cover Grains Poultry and Produce
Grain and hay prices listed for Cedar Rapids with corn soybeans oats and wheat. Poultry prices include heavy and light springs hens and eggs. Wholesale fruits vegetables and market items like hides calves horses and kips listed with various prices and units.
Wisconsin Dairies and Mississippi River Fronts Report
AP brief notes Wisconsin cheese output for July 17 22 showing 23 percent in reserve, while Mississippi River stages report minor falls at Davenport La Crosse Prairie du Chien and Keokuk with small declines. New York Bond Review highlights rail issues gains with Missouri Pacific leadership and Great Northern debt retirement plans in focus.
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Hastings
la Crosse
Portage
Prairie, du Chien
McGregor
Gordons Ferry
Keokuk
NEW York Bond Review
New. York
Rails
Missouri Pacific
Central of Georgia Ss
North Western
New York
Central
West Shore
Great Northern
Reshuffle in Tokyo Army and Navy Outlined
A Tokyo government spokesman described the army and navy reshuffle as a gigantic step to ward strengthen national defense structure. Eiji Amau, head of the imperial information board, announced the new chiefs could devote their total efforts to their duties in a broadcast.
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United Press
Tokyo
Eiji Amau
Imperial Information Board
Guard U S Constitution Appeal of Elmer Johnson
Elmer Johnson spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon at the Roosevelt hotel on Wednesday urging defense of the federal Constitution as the nation’s liberty base. He criticized President Roosevelt and Attorney General Biddle for seizing Montgomery Ward’s Chicago mail order house, citing an 1866 Supreme Court decision and arguing the President and AG overstepped laws.
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Kiwanis Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Johnson
Roosevelt
Biddle
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
United States Supreme Court
United States
Young Democrat Prompted at Chicago Information Booth
A youth asking for Roosevelt buttons at a Democratic National Committee information booth in Chicago was told there are no Roosevelt buttons and that everyone present is for Roosevelt.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Stocks inch higher as leaders include trail and specials
New York stocks gained fractions with leadership by trails and specialties sector. Volume declined from recent averages with about 1.2 million shares changing hands, and quotations list many industrial and consumer firms trading various fractions.
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New York
Trails and
Specialties
Cedar Rapids youths face grand jury on lewdness charges
Four Cedar Rapids youths were arraigned in Justice Church ill's court and waived to the Linn county grand jury. Each held on 500 bond in the Linn county jail. Also, Amy Stone king and Caroline Mack, both 17, of route 3 Cedar Rapids, were arrested on lewdness warrants and will be arraigned later.
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Cedar Rapids
Grand
H. R. Churchill
Linn County
Robert M. Has‘brouck
Mt. Vernon Road
William Hamilton
Robert R. Fernandez
Rock Island Stockyards
Donald R. Santee
Report Accepted by Linn County Board of Apportionment
The Linn county supervisors accepted the county board of apportionment report on Tuesday. Members were L. A. Hinton Coggan R. N. Fitzgerald Marion and T B Yuill Cedar Rapids. One filed objection was overruled. Districts acted include No 17 Otter Creek No 173 Maine and Marion No 180 Boulder Jackson Maine and Buffalo No 191 Boulder No 181 Jackson township.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
County Board of Apportionment
L. A. Hinton
Coggan
R. N. Fitzgerald
Marion
T B. Yuill
Cedar Rapids
Board of Apportionment
Otter Creek
Maine
Boulder
Jackson
Buffalo
Boulder Township
Jackson Township
Suspension Revoked in Plamadore Case at Fort Madison
A suspended sentence not to exceed seven years for C. E. Plamadore, 46, of a local hotel, was revoked by Judge G. K. Thompson. Plamadore, arrested Monday by Detective George Connell on uttering a false instrument charge, is in Linn county jail awaiting transport to Fort Madison. The prior charge mirrored the Monday offense. In related action, Judge Thompson awarded Joe Conway judgment in a replevin suit over two horses and $82.50 for a registered colt sold by Hasbrouck. Linn county supervisors granted a Toddville cigarette permit to Clifford Tull and equalization actions proceeded on township assessments.
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C. E. Plamadore
G. K.thompson
Plamadore
Linn County
Ft. Madison
George Connell
Thompson
G. K. Thompson
Joe Conway
Robert Hasbrouck
Conway
Hasbrouck
Two Texas Delegations Split Over Roosevelt at Chicago
In Chicago the Texas rump and regular Democratic delegations faced off over FDR and the New Deal. Regulars backing Byrd urged party unity while rump leaders led by Herman Jones vowed to press credentials and fight for their anti Roosevelt stance.
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Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Austin
United States
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Stevens Hotel
Rice Tilley
Fort Worth
Charlie Gibson
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Taxi Stevens Hotel
Herman Jones
Tye
Jones
Democratic Party
People's Party
Munich
Tom Miller
Frank Barta Dies, Cedar Rapids Funeral Director
Frank W. Barta a Cedar Rapids funeral director for over four decades died at his nephew Milo J. Barta's home after a six month illness. He was 73 born Oct 3 1870 and had a noted public service career including city council and school board work. Survived by wife Julia two sons Adolf and a granddaughter Selma Jean. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Cedar Rapids
Milo J. Barta
Bever Avenue
Chicago
Second Avenue
Cedar River
Board of Education
Grant High School
Crescent Lodge No. 25
A. F
A. M
Trowel Chapter
R.A.M
Palestine Council
S. M
Apollo Commandery
K. T
Iowa
el Kahir Shrine
Jan Hus Lodge
I.C.C.F
Z.C.B.J
C.S.A
Sokol and Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Praha Rebekah Lodge
Malta
OES
Julia Drakos
Adolf
Washington, D. C
Selma Jean Barta
William F Stahl rites set in Turner chapel
Services for William F Stahl former Cedar Rapids and Lisbon resident who died of a heart attack in Los Angeles on July 11 will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Turner chapel with Crescent lodge No. 25 AF and AM in charge. Burial will be in Lisbon cemetery with Benjamin Franklin lodge in charge at the grave.
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Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Los Angeles
Calif
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A.M
Stahl
San Diego
Lisbon Cemetery
Benjamin Franklin Lodge
Shrine Patrol
Pottsville
Daniel Stahl
Cornell College
Cedar Rapids Republican
Lisbon Herald
Harriet I.smith
The
Rapids Press
Iowa
el Kabir
A.A.S.R
Cedar Rapids Kiwanis Club
Local No. 192
Typographical Union
Crescent Lodge
Masonic Hall
Louis V. DeLay
St. Patrick's Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mt.Calvary Cemetery
Father Lenihan
Rosary Society
317 Avenue NW
Charles M. Mcllvain
Third Street
Grant F. Anderson
Moon Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Karla Dee Hand
Floyd Hand
Waveland Drive
Beatty Chapel
Leopold Novak
Nineteenth Avenue
Polansky
St. Ludmila’s Church
Frank R. Hruby
St. John's Cemetery
Richard Allen Holecek
Jerry Holecek
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Burial rites set and calling hours announced
Rev George Stauffacher will officiate burial in Center Point. Friends may call at Beatty's.
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George Stauffacher
Center Point
Beatty's
James Stewart Awarded Oak Leaf Cluster for Valor
Lt. Col. James Stewart, film star and chief of staff of an Eighth Air Force Liberator wing, received the Oak Leaf Cluster to the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement on missions over enemy territory. He served as air commander of heavy bombardment formations on many missions from England.
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England
James Stewart
Stewart
City Briefs and notices from Cedar Rapids Gazette
City briefs report new members Robert M. Heaton and Harold G. Petershagen join the young men's bureau and announce events such as the Annual Kolach Festival and a WPB rep visit. Notices cover possible classes, open golf, naval enlistments, lost items, ads, and personal notices in Cedar Rapids with multiple local addresses and organizations.
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Robert M. Heaton
Harold G. Petershagen
The
Young Men's Bureau
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Iowa City
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Edgewood
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McKinley Street
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Dial
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Probasco Jewelry
2Nd Ave
Palace Theater
Home Recording CO
3Rd Ave
2Nd St
Dialesi
Vincent’s Jewelry
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1St Avenue SE
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Fisher Drug
Bchaefer
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RTA Garag Bt
Platner
2Nd St. NE
Lovely Lady Oil
Ermanent
Orson
aLe Ishop
Ovely Beauty S
First Avenue
Tre
Dial 2- Atest
Guaranty
Marie Stewart
Paris Academy School of Beauty Culture
PIN
Ronnie
Ralston
Cashman Plumbing& Heating
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NOVAK
Millburn
1St Ave
Morris Fur Shop
Center Point Road
Jim Franks
Kutchern Sodding & Fuel Co
Charlie's ‘Saw Service
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Sparta
J.T Thomas
Bob Welty
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Ray Pearl
Ce-Mar
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Lee
Bar-B-Que
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Aurox Tool & Die, Incorporated
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MR. Hansford
Allen Motor Co
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Colonial Baking Co
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11Th ST. SW
Liberal Commission
Jack
Davis Cleaners
Allison
Laren
ITA
Peter Pan Bakers
Sixth Ave
Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
Goo Ours
J & R Motor Supply Company
Nd Ave
R. Hansen
Pullman
Paramount Theater
Parana
Third Ave
Virginia Beere
Third Street Pantry
Drapela Grocers
Felp
Eith Wmc
Markham
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Montrose
Magnus Hotel
John McHugh
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Fountain and Cafe
Butterfly Cafe
Cedar Rapide Commission
Singer Sewing Center
Lafayette Cafe
2Nd Ave. E
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Coney Island
3rd_ St. SE
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