Hog and cattle prices slip on heat amid big supplies
Chicago hog prices stayed weak on hot weather with large arrivals. top at 4.75, 4.25 to 4.75 typical. Cattle trade dull with some strength for select fed steers, but overall softness persists. Sheep steady to weak with dealers noting slow activity and lower bids across cities. Totals show Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo and East St Louis receipts totaling about 25,700 hogs and 9,965 cattle trade across several markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
INS
East St
Total
Wheat and corn retreat after early highs on Board of Trade
Wheat and corn eased from early peaks on the Chicago Board of Trade as cooler weather and showers were forecast. Oats hit new seasonal lows while rye and cash prices largely held steady as receipts totaled 171 cars for corn and 105 for rye with provisions firmer and Liverpool closing higher on demand.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Northwest
Atlantic
Liverpool
Chicago Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hog Prices
Officials record hog receipts at 16 000 with prices easing to 10 cents lower. Pigs and calves show varied values with feeder steers and yearlings around 9.00 and higher on select lots. overall run includes 100-130 lb hogs and 140-170 lb steers. Calves total 1 506 with strong demand for fed cattle.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
I—U
S. Dept. Agricultures
Market Report Omaha Prices Slower as Cattle Sales Fall Short
Cattle receipts about 3 700 with slaughter steers and heifers very slow and weak undertone. Bulls and dealers steady while stockers dull. Prices top around 6.75 to 8.00 for fed steers with reports of high loads. beef cows to 4.74. veal and bull figures listed. Sheep receipts 9 000 with lambs down about 25 cents and feeder share rising, good to choice feeding lambs 4.00 to 4.40 while light lambs bid down to 3.50.
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Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Receaia
Sioux City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices
CATTLE slaughter steers and feeders steady to 2.00 lower with some gains in prime fed cattle. HOGS receipts 4,000 steady to 10c lower, top 4.45 for 180 lb range. most mid- to high- range loads 4.15 to 4.75. SHEEP receipts 2,500 with native lambs steady to 25c off range, Idaho and range lambs around 4.00 to 4.50 for choice. packers bidding softer on some lots.
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Sioux City
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Rise
Kansas City market notes show hogs and cattle receipts around 5,000 head each. Hogs steady to 10 cents higher with top hogs at 4.35 for 180 240 pounds. sows 275 500 pounds 2.85 to 3.65. Cattle open slow with calves weaker. steers 600 900 pounds 6.75 to 7.50. 900 1100 pounds around 7.00 to 9.00. 1300 1500 pounds 7.25 to 9.00. cows 3.00 to 4.75 and vealers 3.00 to 5.50. Lighter lambs around 2 lower with native lambs up to 5.25.
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Kansas City
Iu. A Dept. Agriculture
Pac S
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
East St. Louis market notes cattle receipts about 2,300 with calves 1,000. prices for steers range from about 4.00 to 9.50, heifers 3.00 to 7.50, cows 2.50 to 4.00, stocker steers 2.74 to 6.00. vealers 4.00 to 5.50. Sheep receipts 4,000 with lambs and wethers steady to 0.25 higher, ewes 1.00 to 2.00, culls 0.50 to 1.00.
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ST. Louis
Dept. A
South St Paul Livestock Prices Report
Livestock market roundup from South St Paul shows cattle weak to steady with lower bids, hogs 10 cents below Tuesday with top at 4.30 for 150 to 240 pounds, heavier hogs down, sows around 3.00 to 3.65, pigs about 25 cents lower. Sheep receipts 900 with lambs and yearlings bid lower, slaughter ewes down about 1.50.
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South ST. Paul
API
U. S&s. Dept. Agriculture
Hog prices at Iowa markets show varied weights and packs
Market reports from Mason City Waterloo Des Moines list hog price ranges by weight and grade. Prices include best sorted lights 4.10 per lb, best butchers 3.90, heavy 3.70, prime heavy 3.60, and good to fair packers near 3.00 to 3.50 with regional variations in weights and categories.
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Ednesday
Iowa
Mason City
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Hogs and Cattle Prices at St Joseph Market
AP dispatch from St Joseph reports livestock receipts at 4,690 with hogs steady to 10 cents lower than Tuesday. Prices show bulk hogs around 260 to 300 pounds at about 4.10 to 5.20, sows steady, and fed steers weak to steady. Cows and calves mixed with lighter demand. yearlings expected to offer around moderate price, with several loads noted and overall softer tone.
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ST. Joseph Livestock ST. Joseph
S. Dept. Agriculture
Minneap olis Market Report Shows Grain Prices Mixed
Outlines Minneapolis price receipts for 36 cars with oats and durum figures. Mentions percentages for protein and durum varieties, and several grain items with scattered price cues across months. No clear events or names beyond locations and commodity types.
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Minneapolis
Letine
Northern
Ig Esther
Montana
Amber Durum
Mont Eo
Omar Durum
Low
Markets Chicago Futures and Egg Standards Draft
Futures markets in Chicago show fluctuating quotes with references to egg market standards. Fragments mention reflator standards and storage standards in July and November with specific prices noted as fractions of a cent.
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Chicago
Chicago Produce Market Report Indicates Slow Demand
AP dispatch notes poultry prices mixed while supplies stay heavy. Hens, fryers, ducks and turkeys show varied cents per pound. butter receipts near 9,000 with creamery and standard grades mixed. Missouri and Kansas markets show steady to slower movement amid decay and price shifts.
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Chicago
Colrollers
Oia Aarie
Ontra
Missouri
Kansas
Virginia
Prices in New York and neighboring markets for staple goods
Market notes show weak demand in New York and Long Island with prices for pine products around 1.23 to 1.75 per barrel and Jersey prices near 2.00. Butter and flour steady with receipts, various grades cited. dairy and grain quotes include milk, white, granulated sugar and related commodities.
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New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Jersey
Couten Baskets
Patty
Low
Specia Pine
Tean Americas
Flour Market Prices Calibrated Amid Mixed Commodities
An AP item lists miscellaneous market figures including flour categories such as pure bran priced at 9.00 and standard middlings at 10.00 with notes of small allocations like 30.514 and a 50 unit boat reference, reflecting varied market values and packaging.
Hog market slips three cents across all grades
The local hog market fell 5 cents on all grades on Wednesday. Top price paid to farmers was $3.95 per hundredweight while top price paid by packers stood at $3.05.
U S Livestock Market Prices Reported
Prices for hogs cows and calves listed with weight ranges and quotes. Hogs Prime hogs fetch 3.75 to 3.80 per unit and varied by weight. good packers priced around 2.70 to 2.90. liberal premiums noted for larger carcasses. Calf market shows 3.00 per unit for 80-100 lb calves and heavier calves priced by quality and size.
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Sinclair
Wall Street Advances Quietly With Modest Gains
The New York stock market moved forward on Wednesday with final prices shaded by late realizing. Leaders closed up 1 to nearly 2 points while turnover reached about 600 000 shares. US Steel preferred and American Tobacco B slid. Union Pacific eased after a strong rise. American Can, American Telephone, Coca Cola, and Santa Fe rose by a point or more.
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New York
S. Steel
American Tobacco
Union Pacific
American Can
American Telephone
Coca Cola
Sante Fe
New York Stocks Rise Amid Steady Bond Market Signals
The New York stock advance resumed quietly as bond steadiness and shrinking liquidation lent confidence. Share turnover stayed thin with modest gains led by American Can American Telephone Allied Chemical Consolidated Gas and others while U S Steel edged up fractionally and rail executives meet to discuss carrier relief. Midwest data were mixed and steel sentiment improved marginally with orders awaited.
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New York
American Can
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Gas
Borden
Case
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Youngstown
Merchan ts and Stocks Scene from Wednesday Auction
The page lists numerous securities with percentages and prices including Alaska Juneau Ingersoll Rand Allied Chem Am Tel and Tel Am Tobacco Anaconda Buckeye area stocks and company names such as Ford Chrysler General Electric Sitkera Pan Am and Union Carbide, indicating a crowded market roundup with varied yields and performance notes.
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Jame
Cesk ‘Bene
Gvernesaet Adams Express
Hu Motors
Iils Central
Alaska
Ingersoll
Kelvinator Okxa Oe
Kennecott Cope
Louise Wiles
Steel Fdys
Tel
Mercesbort
Ark Nat Gas
Armour Ts
Amour A
Kans. Tex
Atchison T
Pac
Atlantic Rfg
Ward Oan Oe
Auburn Auto
Nash Motors
van Aviation Corp
Nati Biscuit
Bendix
NY Central
Best and Co
Beth Steel
Nort and West and Borden Co
Riggs
Babeen Brook Man T
Elev Bucyrus Erie
Sitkera
Motors
Simmons Co
Sea South’n. Zgee Pac
Consol Railway
Consol
Cudahy Pke
Curtis Wright
Prasime
Rio du Pont de
Stew Warner UN Zante Eeek Tear Stone
Webster’ 314
Ben Studebaker
Elec Bond
Enemars
P and L
Ford ‘Enelaind
Haken Ree P Va Trens
Aim My
Union Garbide
Gorion
Gen Baking
Mi Aircraft
Liberty Bonds and Treasuries Close Mixed in New York
Bond markets in New York show Liberty bonds trading around 101.5 and 102.21 with 4 54 year issues near 102.53. Treasury 4s 40-43 settle at about 106.8 and 3% bonds 40-43 June trade near 102.53.
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New York
Liberty Gee
Liberty Is
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Exchange rates and currencies in foreign markets
The fragment lists various currencies and markets including New York, Montreal, Mexico City with references to Czechoslovakia and Austria. It mentions nominal values like 37.56 and 28.19 and marks about silver peso in Mexico City.
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New York
Czechoslovakia
Slavia
Austria
Montreal
Mexico City
New York Bonds Market Holds Quiet, Broad Stability
New York bond market remained orderly with most issues near par as some power and light stocks eased. Industrials showed modest improvement in early trading as carriers strengthened and Postal Telegraph activity noted in the session.
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NEW York Bonds
New York
Bower
Warede
Government test ad advances with Treasury strength shown
Fragmentary report notes United States government test ad vanced substantially with activity described as more proequee than before. It highlights principal strength exhibited by the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices
Local market listings show wheat at 40745c and No 2 yellow corn at 26c with No 3 yellow 25c. Shelled corn, hay and poultry prices noted, plus wholesale fruits and vegetables including Valencia oranges, Minnesota potatoes, California grapefruit and lemons.
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Californ
Minnesota
California
Iowa Hog Receipts Endure Decline At Midweek Packers
Iowa hog receipts from concentration yards and southern Minnesota packers show a 24 hour decline with about 16 000 head processed. Prices edge lower vs Tuesday with demand slightly improved. Quotes cover various weight ranges from 140 to 550 pounds and include sows and packs with moderate to steady values.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Republicans Adopt Farm Relief Plank At Convention
Delegates united behind a farm relief plank as Republicans adopted their platform and chose new state party officers. Homer S. Stephens became chairman, Virginia Bedell vice-chairman, Stanley Smith treasurer, with the secretary to be chosen later. Prominent speakers including Gov. Turner and Henry Field praised the party as the campaign moved toward November.
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State Central Committee
Homer S. Stephens
Clarinda
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Virginia Bedell
Spirit Lake
Gordon Elliott
Des Moines
Stanley Smith
Osage
Ralph Jones
Williamsburg
Fischer
Martin
Dan Turner
L. J. Dickinson
Henry Field
Shenandoah
Convention
Resolutions Committee
Marriage Licenses Granted to Mex Hahn and Pauline Melvin
A marriage license was issued to Mex Hahn and Pauline L. Melvin, both residents of Linn County.
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Mex Hahn and
Pauline L. Melvin
Linn County
Deaths Miss Rebecca Wilson 68
Miss Rebecca Ann Wilson of Dexter dies after a four year illness at Oakdale. Born May 17 1864 in Vinton she lived in Dexter where she ran a millinery shop and belonged to the Presbyterian church. Survived by sister Mrs R A Graham of Omaha and five nieces. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wilson
Rebecca Ann Wilson
Oakdale
Miss Mamie Smith Weds Forest Powell at Grandparents Home
Arlington the ceremony united Miss Mamie Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Smith and Forest Powell son of Mr C H Powell at the grandparents home. Justice J J Montz officiated and after the ceremony the couple were entertained by relatives.
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Arlington
Mamie Smith
C R. Smith
Ae Point
Forest Powell
C. H. Powell
Theis
William Powell
J. J. Montz
Small Homes Saved By Mrs McCormick Amid Mortgage Burdens
Mrs McCormick faced large mortgages totaling 500000 and 57000 on her Lake Shore Drive mansion and 220000 on Lake Norent holdings. Her secretary notes she moved to the Drake to economize and recover from exhaustion and a bronchial disorder over the last month.
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McCormick
Lake Shore Drive
Lake Norent
Gertrude Helenthal
Riverside Playground Program Draws 2500 In Attendance
A record crowd of 2500 attended the Riverside community program at the Riverside playground Tuesday evening. Riverside girls beat Daniels 26 to 9. Riverside Midgets beat Sinclair 6 to 4. Riverside 14-year-olds lost to Sinclair 8 to 7. After games, films displayed Grand Canyon, Felix the Cat, and a comedy. Monograms were awarded to 21 Riverside children for leadership and cooperation. The Riverside quartet and the Roosevelt ukulele sextet performed, with free ukulele lessons announced and a Riverside play ground band planned. Directors are Miss Velma Christie and Jerome Kriz.
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Riverside Playground
Riverside
Daniels Playground
Sinclair
Sinclar
Grand Canyon
Wesley Nosek
Dorothy
Harold
Virginia Orr
Phyllis Lenway
Winifred Coon
Myrtle Tillepagh
Vera Furhman
Carl Poole
Wendl Wishniawsky
Frank Rocharkek
Charles Rocharkek
Jack Wilson
Edward Cisler
Richard Klinger
Velma Christie
Jerome Kriz
Court orders public sale in partition action
In district court Fern Opal Row sues Walter A Horton and others. Judge H M C Ring rules referee H R Trewin must sell the involved property at a public auction in Central City on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Opal
Walter A. Horton
HM. C. Ring
H. R. Trewin
Central City
Receiver appointed in Savage vs Crowley case
Judge H C Ring named D D Johnson as receiver in the district court on Wednesday for property tied to the case A W Savage versus James F Crowley and others. Any funds raised will cover receiver expenses and property upkeep, with the remainder paid toward the plaintiff’s judgment.
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D. D. Johnson
H. C. Ring
A. W. Savage
James F. Crowley
Johnson
Judge awards $910 in damages to Annabelle Woods Beadle
In district court Wednesday Judge H. C. Ring granted Annabelle Woods Beadle $910 from George-Guise, who did not appear in court to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Annabelle Woods Beadle
George — Guise
Mrs Falt Seeks Divorce From T J Falt In District Court
Blanche Falt filed suit for divorce from T J Falt on Monday. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Blanche Krupicka, division of household goods, and an interest in Joe's Welding Shop at 207 First Street NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Falt
Blanche Falt
T. J. Falt
Blanche Krupicka
Joe
First Street
Bethany church Ladies Aid to meet Thursday briefing
The Ladies Aid society of Bethany church will meet in the church parlors Thursday at 2 30 p m with Mrs F Warden and Mrs A Bliss as hostesses. C J Radeke of 261 Twentieth Avenue SW was fined two dollars and costs in police court Wednesday for failing to stop at an arterial highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of Bethany Church
C. J. Radeke
Twentieth Avenue
Knights of Columbus Band at K Co stag picnic
The newly organized Knights of Columbus band will play at the K Co annual stag picnic. If it rains, the event will be moved to the South Side Commercial Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
K. Co
South Side
Former Pupils Gather for Minna Hines Memorial Picnic
Center Point hosts an annual picnic for Mrs. Minna Hines with 155 attendees from Benton, Buchanan and nearby counties. Urbana band performs. Mrs. Hines named president for life, with Rush Cumberland as vice president and Margaret Smith as secretary and treasurer.
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Center Point
Minna Hines
Spencer’s Grove
Hines
Benton
Buchanan
Airline official notes travelers prefer air in heat
In Kansas City Missouri Thomas Wolfe district traffic manager for an airline says a minority enjoy hot weather travel as travelers learn the advantage of aerial over land trips. Pilots are upbeat about demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Thomas Wolfe
Marion to levy 40.5 mills for next year budget
The Marion city council drew up a new budget estimating 29700 to be raised by taxation next year a 40.5 mill levy down six mills from this year. The plan offsets the tax levy with income from non tax sources and a projected 4750 surplus with balances expected in bond library fire equipment water and sewer funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion lodge meets Tuesday at Masonic Temple
Marion lodge number six of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons held their meeting Tuesday in the Masonic Temple for regular business and rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Marion Chapter
Thomas Park
Loraine Circle
Mrs Floyd Morehouse Guests At Hanson Home
Mr and Mrs Floyd Morehouse and their daughter Daisy were guests Friday in the Ralph I Hanson home with their otter daughter Vio let noted as part of the social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Morehouse
Otter
Daisy
Violet
Ralph I.hanson
Miss Edith Stone Returns From Davenport Visit
Miss Edith Stone, visiting her cousin Miss Jean Phillips at her summer Mississippi home, returned to Marion on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Stone
Jean Phillips
Davenport
Mississippi
Marion
Mrs Mary Shook Returns Home After Treatment
Mrs Mary Shook, long treated at St Luke s Hospital Cedar Rapids, has been brought to her home and is somewhat improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shook
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Ladies' Day Observed at Marion Country Club
Ladies' day will be observed at the Marion Country Club on Thursday with a picnic luncheon served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Country Club
Norris to Campaign for Gov Roosevelt
Senator George Norris of Nebraska, a veteran progressive, plans to back Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt in the fall campaign and may speak in several states. Brookhart of Iowa remains undecided but could endorse Roosevelt or speak for other insurgent Republicans up for re election.
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Washington
INS
George Norris
Nebraska
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West
Norris
New York
Norrisa
Brookhart
Iowa
Roosevelt
Blaine
Wisconsin
Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Hold the Wheat for a Dollar Price Plan Gains North Dakota Support
Dell Willis of Tolna chairs a statewide effort where farmers in over 400 townships pledge to hold wheat until a dollar per bushel is reached. The plan calls for deposits with township boards and designated monitors to enforce the pledge effective August 1 if the price goal is met.
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TOLNA
N. D
North Dakota
United States
Dell Willis
Willis
Mele Sentenced in Donnelly Kidnapping Case
Charles Mele, reputed gambler, was sentenced to 35 years for his role in the kidnapping of Mrs Nell Donnelly, a prominent garment manufacturer. Former Senator James A Reed urged the jury to convict to deter kidnaping. defense lawyers signaled a possible appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
INS
Charles Mele
Nell Donnelly
James A. Reed
Mele
Hoover Signs Aid To Exchange Probe
President Hoover signed the Norbeck resolution granting the Senate Banking and Currency Committee access to income tax returns and other records for the New York Stock Exchange investigation. Experts will begin reviewing treasury records within a few days, said Senator Norbeck of South Dakota, committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Norbeck
Treasury Department
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Hoover
Treasury
South Dakota
Birth Announcement for John Paul Knowles at Merc? Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Bernard Knowles of Norway a son John Paul in Merc hospital on July 16. Born to and Mrs William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Knowles
Norway
John Paul
Merc? Hospital
William
Rock Island agent Larimer transferred to Manly station
O R Larimer principal agent at Rock Island for fourteen years is reassigned to Manly. He will leave this month and his family will follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
W. R. Larimer
Rock Island
Manly
Larimer
Centennial Encampment installs officers at meeting
Archie Milner, special deputy grand patriarch, installs officers at Centennial Encampment No 91 I O O F in the hall. New appointments include Hugh Hutton as Chief Patriarch James Clark as High Priest Ed Daigle as Senior Warden Marshall Swayne as Treasurer E F Cherry as First Watch P W Hutton as Second Watch S G Pearson as Watch W J Blum as Fourth Watch Archie Milner as Guard Charles T Wood as Outside Sentinel Ed Schultz as Inside Sentinel C L DeWald as First Guard of the Tent Miles Hess as Second Guard of the Tent John Vowles listed. Store open Thursday for eggs and trading. Leibsohn Grocery Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Milner
I. O O. O. F. Hall
Hugh Hutton
James Clark
Ed Daigle
Marshall Swayne
E. F. Cherry
P. W. Hutton
S. G. Pearson
W. J. Blum
Marion Band To Perform In City Park Thursday Evening
The Marion band under Paul E. Popejoy performs Thursday at 8 p.m. in the city park with Sousa Washington Post Tancred Overture Legend of a Rose A Day in Venice and Western World Overture. Rain date Friday. Also a 13 inch electric fan for sale at 405 J. advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Band
Paul E. Popejoy
Washington Post
Sousa
Local Family Guests and Departures Reported
Mr and Mrs Harold Kahler and their son Don visited Dr and Mrs R E Leidigh in Davenport Tuesday. The Kahlers and son have returned home while Mrs Leidigh stays over the week. Jean and Lois Leidigh, who had been visiting, returned to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kahler
Don
Scott Leidigh
Davenport
R. E. Leidigh
Shirley Visit Sparks Boy Camp Near Anamosa
Mr and Mrs James Shirley visited a group of boys camping on the Wapsipinicon river three miles from Anamosa. Participants included Oscar Bensch Robert Shekelton Charles Taylor Robert Shirley of Marion H L Shekelton and Ware Lake of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shirley
Wapsipinicon River
Anamosa
Oscar Bensch
Robert Shekelton
Charles Taylor
Robert and
John Shirley
Marion
H. L. Shekelton
Ware Lake
Miss Elda Kemp Attends Republican State Convention
Miss Elda M Kemp, a Linn County delegate, returned from Des Moines after representing her county at the Republican state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elda M. Kemp
Des Moines
Linn County
Mrs Vandercook Guests Visit Mrs Thomas at Monticello
Mrs Jennie Vandercook and her Chicago guest Miss Virginia Bard visited Mrs J G Thomas in Monticello last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Vandercook
Virginia Bardwell
Chicago
J. G. Thomas
Monticello
Bridge party honors Mrs Winkoop in Ced ar Falls visit
Mrs J E Bromwell hosted twelve women at a bridge party and watermelon feast at 762 Twelfth Street on Monday to compliment her cousin Mrs C M Winkoop of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bromwell
Twelfth Street
C. M. Winkoop
Ceddar Falls
Buchanan Women Guests at 530 Sixth Street
Mrs Charles Launscher and Mrs Charles Dolge with their four daughters Esther and Wilma of Buchanan visited Mrs William Cunningham at 530 Sixth Street on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Launscher
Charles Dolge
Esther and
Wilma
Buchanan
William Cunningham
Sixth Street
Local Bridge Club Meets Friday at Mrs George M Home
Mrs George M invites the Friday Bridge Club to her home at 1725 Eighth Avenue Friday at 2 30 pm for a session. The note appears in a community announcement about social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. 1725
Eighth Avenue
Fort Wayne Couple Tracks Dells Visit Route to Sioux City
Mr and Mrs T D De Vil Bliss of Fort Wayne spent Tuesday and Wednesday with S Mayme Mc Kean Mrs Ora Cro and Mrs Ida McCoy. They had toured the Wisconsin Dells and were en route to Sioux City to visit relatives.
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T. D. de Vil Bliss
Fort Wayne
S. Mayme McKean
Ora Cro
Ida McCoy
Dells
Wisconsin
Sioux City
Relaves
Mrs Fosdick to Host Thursday Children's Play Hour
Mrs J B Fosdick of 1319 Eleventh Street will host Thursday at the first play hour for the children in connection with this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fosdick
Eleventh Street
Carson Couple Return From Templar Park And Lake Okoboji
Mayor and Mrs. O. M. Carson returned from Templar park where they spent Sunday and Lake Okoboji where they spent Monday. Miss Margaret Carson and Miss Jean Dow who attended the Girl Reserve camp at Lake Okoboji traveled back with them.
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O. M. Carson
Templar Park
Lake Okoboji
Margaret Carson
Jean Dow
Patterson couple visits relatives in Marion and Cedar Rapids
Mr and Mrs Roy Patterson from Pasadena arrived in Marion on Wednesday to visit relatives and friends in Marion and Cedar Rapids They formerly lived in Marion and are now guests of Mrs Myra Hardin at 11614 Fifteenth Street NE Cedar Rapids
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Roy Patterson
Pasadena
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Myra Hardin
Fifteenth Street
Mrs Florence Houghton Returns From Davenport Visit
Dr Florence Houghton arrived back after visiting her mother Mrs Clara Bell Houghton and her brother James R. Houghton a University of Boston music professor in Davenport.
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Florence Houghton Monday
Davenport
Clara Bell Houghton
James R. Houghton
The
University of Boston
Publication circulation duty amid vacation staffing
Siegel Fleisher runs the Cedar Rapids Gazette circulation in Marion during Fred D. Ross two week vacation. Readers who miss their paper may reach him at 608 R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegel Fleisher
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Marion
Fred D. Ross
May brothers from Detroit visit Marion on brief stop
Louis May and Jack Wilson of Detroit along with Jack May of Wichita and Buddy May of Watertown Wisconsin arrived in Marion Tuesday night to visit the W. C. May home. They will resume their trip Thursday morning. Louis and Jack May are brothers of W. C. May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis May
Jack Wilson
Detroit
Jack.May
Wichita
Buddy May
Watertown
Wis
Marion
W. C. May
Louis
Jack May
W. C
Missionary and Aid Societies Meet at Taube Home
The Presbyterian church Missionary and Aid Societies will gather at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs A Taube for an afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary and Aid Societies of
The
Presbyterian Church
Bigana
A Taube
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Bezdek
Johnson Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!