Hog Markets Strengthen Amid Mixed Receipts and Demand
Chicago prices mostly firm with gains in some categories while receipts shrink compared with prior weeks. Chicago top hogs around 7 to 20 dollars, cattle in slow trade with firmness at midweek, East Buffalo and East St. Louis showing strength in hogs and sheep markets, and overall receipts listing Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis totals.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
MIX & Butchers
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Ealy
Clesdland
Pittshuch
Buoffalo
East St
Cleveford
Pattburgh
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
ST Paul
ST _ PAUL
US Dept Agriculture
Very Son
Oty
ST Louis
Strane
Schicher
St Joseph
Lan C' Selon Ene
Cincinnati Tree
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Notice
A hazy listing of assorted goods and prices appears, including food items such as grapefruit and potatoes, farm produce, hides, crates, and a range of household and farm products with scattered prices. The fragmentary text mentions items like roe, corn, and various fruits with dollar amounts, suggesting a local market or advertisement.
Grain Prices Firm as Market Resumes Trading in Futures
Chicago traders opened cautiously with most commitments just above minimums as heavy corn offerings challenged the market. Wheat edged up while corn eased. oats rose, rye and barley firm. provisions fell. Cash wheat softened despite strong milling demand, and shipping sales were brisk for corn and oats amid mixed receipts and improving bond and stock tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
E. A Crawford
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed with Livestock Prices
Market notes show live poultry gains and steady eggs with varied feedstock. Butter and cheese prices slip while New York prices reflect broader dairy and frozen poultry demand amid modest shipping totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agrle
Tibet
Bond Markets See Mixed Trading On Liberty Bonds
New York bond market shows a mixed session with Liberty bonds trading unevenly after a midday lull. Dealers note fluctuating quotes across treasuries and corporate issues amid reduced hours on the exchange and shifting demand across several issues.
Grain Movement and Prices Across Markets
The snippet lists grain terms and prices for corn wheat and oats across multiple locations including Minneapolis and Minnesota notes. It references movement, bidding, and dealer activity with scattered figures and commodity codes.
Local Pork Prices Hold Steady Amid Market Notes
Hog prices stay steady on the local market with top quotes near 3.95 dollars. Buyers and sellers report stable demand as trading continues through the week.
Wall Street Stocks Plunge into Rally Amid Broad Gains
Wall Street markets rose with a broad advance as alcohols and metals led the climb. Volume surged with 3.8 million shares traded at noon after a delayed opening. traders eyed a possible interim rally amid profit-taking and firm grain futures. the dollar weakened overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarnover Aps
Chicago
Hale
Tred To Get Minister To Take Drink Gets 20 Days
Taovd Morgan 35 of Center Point will serve twenty days in Linn county jail after attempting to pressure a minister in a business place to take a drink of alcohol. He was lodged in the county jail and released to appear before Justice Saghtre on the intoxication charge. The minister's name was not released by Center Point officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taovd Morgan
Center Point
Linn
Denter Point
Coneab’e Love Hendricks
PR Gapatie
Morgan
Tie Crn
Toaim
Justice GS
Tie Cater Point
Canfield Investigates Labor Disputes in Iowa
Des Moines reports Fred Canfield, federal commissioner of conciliation, arrived to settle Iowa labor disputes. He met with J C Lewis of the Iowa State Federation of Labor after being sent by Secretary Perkins. Lewis notes employers threaten discharge for union activity, a violation of the national recovery act. If no agreement is reached, the case goes to the labor department. Also mentioned: Ernest Kaplan injured his hand while cutting cats, resulting in the loss of two fingers.
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Des Moines
INS
Fred Canfield
Iowa
Perkins
J C Lewis
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Canfield
Lewis
Department of Labor
Canneld
Ernest Kaplan
Larceny Case Lands Walker Ten-Year Reformatory Term
William H Walker a Negro of 1210 Eleventh street SE received an indeterminate ten year sentence at Anamosa state reformatory for larceny of a motor vehicle. Judge John T Moffit presided in district court. Walker was arrested in Canton Missouri with a car owned by A L Thomas of 842 Daniels street NE. He was also serving a one year county jail term for malicious injury to property dated February 25 1929 and was paroled then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Walker
Eleventh Street
Anamosa State Reformatory
John T. Moffit
Walker
James Bailey
Canton
A. L. Thomas
Daniels Street
Thomas
Man Held At Rock Island Admits Stealing Car Here
A man calling himself Sanford Smith, 42, of Cedar Rapids, held on a disorderly conduct charge in Rock Island, admits taking a car owned by Herman Schulte of 600 Fourth Avenue SE. He possessed the vehicle when arrested. Rock Island will hand him to Linn County after local matters, with a motor theft charge to be filed by Minnesota officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Sanford Smith
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Herman Schulte
Fourth Avenue SE
Smith
Linn County
Minois
Ed Fordyce
Center Point Man Arrested On Drunk Driving Charge
Milo J. Serbousek aged 24 of 1128 Fifteenth Avenue SE was lodged in the county jail at 4:20 p.m. Sunday by Constable Lloyd Hendricks of Center Point to face a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after an arrest at Center Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo J. Serbousek
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Lloyd Hendricks
Center Point
Serbousek
Crawford duo hit with judgment demand in personal injury suit
Yelenda Stingley seeks a 10 777 20 dollar judgment in district court against Mildred Crawford and William C. Crawford over a collision on Fifth Avenue and Sixteenth Street SE last April 22. The crash involved a car driven by Mrs. Crawford and the plaintiff was a passenger in the other vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yelenda Stingley
Mildred Crawford
William C. Crawford
Crawford
Fifth Avenue
Sixteenth Street SE
Reynolds seeks custody and ends alimony in divorce case
William G. Reynolds filed in district court to modify the 1932 divorce decree granting Lillie E. Reynolds custody of three minor children and terminate alimony. A hearing is set for Aug. 7 at 9 a.m. Also, J. H. Winn of Cedar Rapids died July 14 and his will was probated this week naming his children Sarah Bland, William T. Winn, John H Winn Jr, Mabel Dudley, Ethel McDonald, Grace Morris and Charles E. Winn as beneficiaries with John H. Winn Jr. named executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Reynolds
Lillie E. Reynolds
A B. Clark
Reynolds
J. H. Winn
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Bland
William T. Winn
John H Winn, Jr
Mabel Dudley
Ethel McDonald
Grace Morris
Charlies E. Winn
John H. Winn, Jr
Rock Island Plans Shift of Back Shop Work
Cedar Rapids officials report eight added to the extra board as Rock Island's Cedar Rapids division shifts more repairs to Chicago and Oklahoma. Increased freight crew employment follows a rapid Illinois division expansion, with back shop work likely to run on a five day week.
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Fritch
Chicago
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Howard Hall
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
Kansas Ciy
Illinois
Mr Fritch
J. B. Rayn
E. L. Goff
Davenport
J H. Fuller
M J Kelley
A L Haldeman
C. T. McHugh
W .E. Heimerdinger
G. W Cuyler
W R. Hall
W .H. Petersen
Elliott Roosevelt And New Bride To Live In Los Angeles
Elliott Roosevelt and his bride will reside in Los Angeles after a four day visit to Fort Worth. The couple, married Saturday night in Burlington Iowa, arrived by train with Ruth Josephine Goo fins mother in Burlington awaiting her daughter's return.
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Elliott Roosevelt
New Bride
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
Tex
Eliott Roosevelts
J B Goofins
Burlington
Ruth Josephine Goofins
Roosevelt
Conductor Union Details Cedar Rapids Payroll and Benefits
The Order of Railway Conductors, headquartered in Cedar Rapids for 46 years, reports a local payroll of 187000 with 58 employees and $650000 processed through Cedar Rapids banks. Printing and postal bills amount to 15000 and 10000 annually. The 38040 members hold 34 million in insurance and 47 million in mutual benefit payouts. Since 1914 railroad jobs have dropped from 34000 to 23000 with passenger conductors earning about six dollars and seventy five cents per day for 30 days, and freight conductors on a 25 to 26 day month with varying East West scales.
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Cedar Rapids
Joel E. Rogers
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Rogers
Bank Bandit Kills Cop In Courtroom Shootout
In Chicago a bank robber killed Policeman John Levick during a gun battle in a criminal court room and was wounded. Suspect John Scheck 21 faced trial for a Niles Center bank robbery. accomplice St Carl Grundhofer was captured. Keglewitz and Grundhofer were held for the murder of Harry Mueller, cashier, during the April heist that netted $4 800.
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Chicago
John Levick
Detective Bureau
John Scheck
Niles Center
Carl Grundhofer
Scheck
Niles
Grundhofer
Frank Keglewitz
Harry Mueller
Niles Bank
Kraft Cheese Firm Plans Huge Paper Advertising Drive
Kraft Phenix Cheese corporation plans a half million agate line newspaper advertising campaign to start immediately. J H Platt, advertising manager, says the firm will raise its advertising appropriation by about thirty percent due to favorable business conditions and outlook.
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Kraft Cheese Firm
New York
J. H. Platt
Kraft Phenix Cheese Corporation
Chicago
Platt
Firemen Respond To Pigeon Rescue But Boy With Pole Precedes
A 3 20 p.m. Sunday call sent firemen to a Northwestern Bell building alley where a pigeon was tangled on a wire by a string. A boy with a fishpole had already released the bird before the rescue squad arrived.
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Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Funeral for Mrs Whelihan Set for Tuesday at Nine
Mrs Maude Whelihan will be buried in Mount Calvary after funeral services at Immaculate Conception church at 9 am Tuesday conducted by Msgr J J Toomey.
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Maude Whelihan
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
J J Toomey
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Funeral rites for Raymond Hall in Solon church
Funeral services for Raymond James Hall who drowned in the Iowa river Sunday afternoon will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Solon on Wednesday at 2 pm. Rev Francis Pokorny will officiate with burial at Oak Hill cemetery Solon. He is survived by his parents a sister Ariene and a brother Maynard both at home. The drowning report appears on page 3.
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Raymond James Hall
Iowa River
Methodist Episcopal Church
Solon
Francis Pokorny
Oak Hill
Ariene
Maynard
Death of 6 day old Robert LeRoy Frost
Robert LeRoy Frost six day old son of Mr and Mrs L Frost 433 Fourth Avenue SW died at a local hospital at 10 am Monday He is survived by his parents and a brother Jerald Eugene Services will be held at Barta chapel at 10 am Tuesday Burial will be Cedar Memorial park Friends may call at the chapel Monday evening
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Robert LeRoy Frost
L. Frost
Fourth Avenue
Jerald Eugene
Barta Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Births Regulars welcome six newborns in July list
Born to Mr and Mrs LCaniel Brague at St Luke's hospital a son born July 24. A son born July 23 to Mr and Mrs Fred Walton at St Luke's hospital of 1149 Twelfth Street SE. A daughter born July 23 to Mr and Mrs Mehlien R Warner of Mount Vernon at St Luke's hospital. A son born July 23 to Mr and Mrs Harold Templeman of 222 Eighth Street NE at Mercy hospital. A son James Bradley Jr born July 24 to Mr and Mrs Bradley Seaton of Oxford Junction at Mercy hospital. A son James Arthur born July 24 to Mr and Mrs Arthur Michalicek of 622 Sixth Street SE at Mercy hospital.
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Lcaniel Brague
Ninth Street
St Luke's Hospital
Fred Walton
Twelfth Street
St Luke’s Hospital
Mehlien R Warner
Mount Vernon
St. Luke's Hospital
Harold Templeman
Eighth Street
Mercy Hospital
Bradley Seaton
Oxford Junction
James Bradley, Jr
Arthur Michalicek
Sixth Street
James Arthur
Marion couple wed in Mount Vernon living-room ceremony
Miss Margaret Jane Albaugh and Dwight B. Hawk married Sunday at 8 am in the bride’s Mount Vernon home in a single ring ceremony attended by twenty relatives. The couple will live in North Liberty where Hawk manages a silver fox farm. guests from Hedrick Oskaloosa and Cedar Rapids joined the celebration.
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Margaret Jane Albaugh
Emmett Albaugh
Mount Vernon
Dwight B. Hawk
C. E. Hawk
Hedrick
James Baltz
Ora Marie Miles
Robins
Arthur Hawk
Miss Miles
Carolyn Gilmore
Marjorie
Myrna Albaugh
Marion High School
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas
University of Iowa
Hawk
North Liberty
Mildred
Robert Glass
Phylis
Oskaloosa
Robert Boxwell
Three Babies Born by Candlelight in Chicago Power Outage
In Chicago two babies were born by candlelight at Jackson Park Hospital and one at Roseland Community Hospital after a Commonwealth Edison transformer failure cut power to a large south side area. Doctors used candles for illumination during Sunday night births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Side
Jackson Park
Roseland Community Hospital
Surprise Birthday Party for Donna McCalley
Mrs Ray McCalley hosted a surprise party Saturday for her daughter Donna age six in Marion with nineteen guests. Games and refreshments followed two birthday cakes and candy favors. Attendees included Mary Orelda Reiter Roberta Vore Georgia Vore Naomi Bills Mildred Livingston Jean Sell Lois Erwin Jane Helen Newlin Jane Ann Grayston Glatha White Beverly Bushnell Patty Anne O Leary Glatha Port Darlene Port Darlene Meggers Charlotte Castle Virginia Emmons Donna McCalley all from Marion and Inda Lou Hefflefinger from Dubuque.
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Ray McCalley
Donna
Mary Orelda Reiter
Roberta Vore
Georgia Vore
Naomi Bills
Mildred Livingston
Jean Sell
Lois Erwin
Jane Helen Newlin
Jane Ann Grayston
Glatha White
Beverly Bushnell
Patty Anne O'Leary
Glatha Port
Darlene Port
Darlene Meggers
Charlotte Castle
Virginia Emmons
Donna McCalley
Marion
Inda Lou Hefflefinger
Dubuque
Third Annual Water Festival at American Legion Pool
A large crowd is expected Tuesday evening for the third annual water festival at the American Legion Swimming Pool. The program opens at 7 with the Alburnett Newhall band under Howard Elson, featuring swimming diving and clown stunts, a style show, and other acts. Weldon B. Hester of the Red Cross life saving service will demonstrate life saving and first aid.
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American Legion
Alburnett- Newhall
Howard Elson
Weldon B. Hester
The
Red Cross Life Saving Service
Marion News Roundup From Weekend Activities
Miss Bertha Roberts and five Marion band members survived a three mile east of Springville crash without injuries. Local social notes record visits, camping trips, vacations, church events, and a postponed baseball game due to rain. The Marion band performed at Stone City and residents planned trips to Chicago for the Century of Progress.
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Bertha Roberts
Marion Band
Springville
Stone City
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