Hog Prices Hold Steady as Week Opens in Chicago
Chicago livestock report shows hogs nominally steady with limited supplies at the yards. Top prices hit $10.70 for 190-210 lb hogs while cattle and sheep markets showed mixed moves and variable gains across weights and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
Dept. Agriculture
Montana
Wyoming
INS
Attte
OFS
Enech
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
St Joseph
Omaha cattle and hog market summary Friday sees varied on fed cattle
Receipts and price ranges show cattle trading mixed with increases for some fat cattle and declines for others. Calves and feeders reported softer, while hogs strong to higher on weekend movement. Iowa and Des Moines region reports note steady to higher cash bids with wholesale cuts quoted across weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omalen Livestock
Omaha - AP
Iowa Hog Prices See Varied U.S. Market by City
The Associated Press reports hog prices vary by city with Waterloo showing 140-180 lb sows and hogs rising to 9.80 per cwt for 180-200 lb, 8.95 for 220-350 lb and packers at 8.15 to 9.75. Mason City records steady to higher on lighter hogs and butchers with ranges up to 9.65 for 250-290 lb and 350-425 lb at 8.60. Ottumwa notes no change from Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Hng
Packers
Des Moines
Austin
Minn
Towa
Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Cood
Ottumwa
Sinclair
Bree
Hogs and Grain Rise Across Local Market on Saturday
Ilogs showed a definite increase along the local market Saturday morning after Friday's partial revival. All grades advanced at least five cents with some ten cent lifts. Grain rose except for barley, notably wheat and rye. Cattle and produce remained unchanged.
Grain and produce price list for Cedar Rapids market
A Cedar Rapids wholesale listing shows prices for wheat rye and barley, corn, and various produce including oranges lemons potatoes bananas and lettuce. Live stock and hides are priced, with horse and glue trades noted and miscellaneous grain items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Markets Show Steady Receipts Across Butter Eggs Poultry
Chicago receipts steady with butter and eggs unchanged. poultry quiet with live hens, rock varieties, and turkeys at firmer or mixed prices. Potatoes on track, US No 1 russets and related spuds listed with varied regional values and decay noted for some items. New York reports mixed butter prices and steady eggs with poultry and dressed poultry steady to firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Idaho
Burbanks US
Alabama
California
New York
FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND WOOL MARKETS IN LATE REPORT
Foreign exchange rates show wide spreads with Great Britain and fellow nations listed, including Japan and several European states. Wool sales in Boston limited to fine grades with prices around 62 to 72 cents scoured, Ohio fleeces noted, and concessions on odd lots. Flour market in Minneapolis cites 20 cent high grade spreads and shipments at 2208, with standard bids and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U S Dept Agriculture
Ohio
Minneapolis
Daring Daylight Robbery Strikes San Francisco Horse Owner
Four gunmen robbed George Leeds of jewelry valued at 15000 and 5000 in cash in a daylight heist in Chicago. Police were notified Saturday about the incident involving a San Francisco horse owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Leeds
San Francisco
Police Dog Aggressively Grabs Officers in Augusta
Police search Augusta for a dog that protects its intoxicated owner by grabbing officers in the seat of the pants as they try to arrest him. The dog’s bond with the suspect has prompted a manhunt and reinforced trouser warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Wheat prices surge on rust scare plus 5 cent limit
Chicago traders saw a bullish rush as black rust fears sparked a full five cent limit up in wheat with July at 92.34 cents. Corn rose to 142 cents July and oats firmed, lard futures also climbing. Profit taking later trimmed gains but the rally reflected weather and crop damage expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
United States
Canada
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Grain Movement Prices in Chicago and Minneapolis Reports
Chicago cash grain values show varied bids for wheat corn oats and rye with No 2 red wheat around 93 to 103 cents and several tough classifications. Minneapolis quotes No 1 northern and hard amber durum wheat plus several protein levels, with corn No 3 yellow at about 81 to 83 cents and oats No 3 white near 32 to 36 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
MINNEAPOLIS _CASIT GRAIN
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street Stocks Rise on Weekend Trading
Stock market edged higher in a brief session led by steels and motors. Transfers near 600,000 shares, opening activity strong then eased, with mixed but generally up prices. Chrysler rose 2 points to a new annual high as U. S. Steel hit new tops and fractions moved notably higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steels and Motors
Chicago
Youngs
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
Quotations from major stocks and merchants list
Readable stock table shows Bethlehem and Montgomery Ward among many firms with various advances and losses. Includes Allied Chemical International Harvester General Motors Westinghouse American Telephone Union Pacific U S Smelting and others with price figures. Published by J E Bennett Co with banker contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Case
Montgomery Ward
National Steel
General Electric
Allied Chemical
International Harvester
General Motors
Westinghouse
American Telephone
Union Pacific
U. S
Continental
American Can
J. E. Bennett 3 Co
W. Jump
Nosed Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Nickel
Allegheny Corp
Tel & Tel
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Cayser Julius
Amerada
Big
Myers
Toll Mills
Loews, Inc
Lorillard
Amn
Wat
Woolen
Mack Trucks
Mathieson
Orp
Auburn Auto
Baldwin Loco
Pac Balto & Obio
Monsanto
Tan Barnsdall
Mont Ward
Bendix Ayn
Ats Beth Steel
Murray Corpa
Boeing
Nash Motors
Bohn Alum
Aga Natl Gash Ree Borden Co
Bore Werner
Brooklyn
Ate Natl Steel
Bueyrts
Erle
Cerro de Pasco
Otis Steel
Ches & Ohio
Park Utah
Penick
Ford
Penna Rbr
Gensel Gil
Bem
Rand
Rem
Aaa Rep Steel
Sears Bob Bt Esrae
Benithen
Crucible Steel
Shell Union
Bimmons Co
Cudahy Pkr
Skelly OM
Curtis
Bocony
Elec Boat
Eicc
Brews Warner
Stone
Webster
Fk Butcer
Gat Studebaker
Oee
Tex Corp
Ord England
Panter Wiseler O
Freeport Tex
Pimken Det
Timken RB
Arn
Eae Trans-America
Glens
Valen Seamiee
Eae
Gen Foods Kwart
Eyes Unt Corp
Gen Iy ‘Sie
Unt
Gillette
United Fruit
Gimbel Bros Gas
Glidden Co
Tad Goodyear S Rubber
Gotham
Graham Paige U
NeRy Piasl
Wentnes
Wsn Sug
Westghse
Hiram Walker
Westghse el
Ry Iudson Motors
Wilson de Go
Hupp Motors
Woolworth
Ns Central
Yneston BS & T
Chicago
Bergholt
Libby McNeil
Butler Bros
Lynch Co
Cent Il PS
Marshall Fid
Chery Brl
Nobl Sparks
Chicago Corp
Prima Cities Bus
Q'ak'r
Quak'r
Msqrlat Ta Grane Co
Swift & Co
Heilemann
Swift
Bond Markets U. S. BONDS NEW YORK
The New York AP report notes a dull week with steady bond prices and thin markets. Government issues hovered with minor gains or losses while several rail and utility bonds posted small moves, and international issues showed limited activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bonds
NEW York
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
NEW York Bond Review
Sevral
Southern Railway
Southern Pacificc
Bt. Paul
Joans of Alleghany Corp
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Foreign Department
Oil Blast Kills Three at Yale Refinery in Billings
Flames from exploding oil storage tanks killed three Yale refinery employees and injured others as ten tanks burned. Firefighters regained control after a series of blasts heard miles away, apparently sparked by welding near oil vapors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Mont
Yale Corporation
Births Report From Mercy and St Luke Hospitals
Birth notices from Tipton and Mount Vernon list newborns on dates late July. Names include Ruth Ann born at Mercy on July 27 to family of unknown parents, and multiple other infants born July 26 to Kress Say Jor Graham and July 27 to Elliott Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kress
Tipton
Mercy Hospital
Ray Say Jor
Tenth Street
Russell Graham
Elis Boulevard
Ruth Ann
Elliott Davis
Twenty-sixth Street Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Leo R. Woods
Mount Vernon
Easton Die After Sudden Illness at Home
Clark E Easton radio service man aged 38 died suddenly at his residence at 3 am Saturday. Born December 26 1901 in West Bend Iowa he had lived here 27 years. Survived by wife Esther two sons Richard and David his parents Mr and Mrs E K Easton a brother Karl Easton and sister Mrs Logan Campbell. Funeral arrangements pending. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark E. Easton
Thirty-first Street
Mr. Easton
West Bend
Iowa
Esther
Richard
David
E. K. Easton
Karl Easton
Logan Campbell
San Antonio
Texas
Easton
Washington High School
Coe College
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Mizpah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Institute of Radio
Turner Chapel
Deaths Charles Siepman 44 of Norway Iowa
Charles Siepman 44 of Norway Iowa died Friday at the Veterans Administration hospital Des Moines after a lingering illness. Born March 3 1891 in Norway he lived there and in Sioux City all his life. Survived by three sisters Mrs Helen Redelman Davenport and Mrs John Trosky and Mrs Delbert Garwood Norway and two brothers Bernard Lengly Minn and Henry Norway. Funeral Monday 9:30 am at St Michaels church Norway Rev William A Kunkel. Burial St Michaels Cemetery Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Siepman
Norway
Iowa
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Des Moines
Siepman
Sioux City
Helen Redelman
Davenport
John Trosky
Delbert Garwood
Bernard
Lengly, Minn
Henry
Noraway
Siepman Auto Company
Cedar Rapids
St. Michael's Church
William A. Kunkel
St. Michael's Cemetery
Funeral services for Edward Davidson at Mount Zion Baptist Church
Edward Davidson 22 died from motorcycle crash injuries. Funeral Monday 2 30 p m at Mount Zion Baptist Church Rev A M Smith officiates. Knight Riders club pallbearers escort. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Born Davenport Sept 25 1914. lived Cedar Rapids area. Survived by parents a sister five brothers. Friends may call Johnson funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Davidson
Bealercourt SE
Mount Zion Baptist Church
A. M. Smith
Knight Riders Motorcycle Club
Oak Hill Cemetery
Davidson
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Lucien Davidson
Johnson Funeral Home
Death of Mrs. Catherine Brothers in Chicago
Word reached here of the death in Chicago Friday of Mrs. Catherine Brothers aged 54 formerly of Cedar Rapids and Marion. The body will be brought here for burial. Born in Belfast Ireland she came to Cedar Rapids as a child and lived here until twenty two years ago returning here about two years ago to live a short time in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Catherine Brothers
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Peoria payroll bandits seen in Davenport after holdup
Police said three men who robbed a Peoria payroll of 2000 dollars in daylight and fought a street gun battle were believed spotted in Davenport Friday night. Wounded associate Dick Day, tied to the Dillinger era, named a Chicago doctor and a Peoria man as participants as investigators traced leads to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport, In
Peoria
Davenport
Ili
Chicago
Dick Day
Dillinger
Fred Nussbaum
Day
Nussbaum
American editor freed by Germans orders to leave country
M. C. Harbeck, editor of the German edition of Golden Age, was released by German authorities and ordered to depart within three days. He boarded the evening train to Berne, Switzerland, headquarters of the Watchtower Bible Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
M. C. Harbeck
Golden Age
Berne
Switzerland
Watchtower Bible Society
Cedar Rapids and Dubuque Residents Secure Marriage Licenses
Ray Melichior and Nancy Per rigo both of Cedar Rapids obtain a marriage license. Edmund Laurence Didesch and Pearl Augusta Hein, both of Dubuque, also secure a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Melichior
Nancy Perrigo
Cedar Rapids
Edmund Laurence Didesch
Pearl Augusta Hein
Dubuque
Ethiopian Emperor Threatens League Departure Over Italian Aggression
The Ethiopian emperor calls for a League of Nations arbitration to resolve the Italo Ethiopian treaty dispute over Somaliland frontiers, denounces Italy’s moves as a bid to conquer Ethiopia, and says the league must uphold pacts and peace while awaiting its decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
League Council
Italy
Ethiopia
Smallest Linn County Work Relief Payroll Reported
The work relief office reported the smallest payroll since the plan started in April 1934. For the week ended Thursday, payroll totaled 5394.10 dollars for 783 workers who accumulated 10 738 hours of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Work Relief Office
Negro Club Opposes Playground Move in Mount Zion Trial
A petition from the Men's Progressive club of Mount Zion Baptist church objects to Arthur Taylor's plan for a recreation center and playground for Negroes, filed with the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Club
Men's Progressive Club of Mount Zion Baptist (Negro) Church
Arthur Taylor
Will of Cedar Rapids men probated in district court
John L. Goble died July 15 and left his estate to Libbie A. Gneier and Harry Gneier with Joseph Parlis named executor. The will dated June 10 was admitted to probate. Thomas Doyle died Oct 18 1934 and left his wife Mary Doyle as executrix. the will drawn June 26 1928 was probated Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Goble
Cedar Rapids
Libbie A. Gneier
Harry Gneier
Joseph Parlis
Thomas Doyle
Mary Doyle
Divorces Granted in District Court
Judge H C Ring grants divorces on cruelty grounds. Dorothy M Parsons Stickley from Robert G Stickley restored to former name Dorothy M Parsons. Frank H Gibbons, 50, from Mae D Gibbons, married May 20 1913 in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Dorothy M. Stickley
Robert G. Stickley
Frank H. Gibbons
Mae D. Gibbons
Stickleys
Harvester seeks tractor possession in replevin case
International Harvester of America sues Joseph J. McGiverin and Mary McGiverin in district court seeking possession of a tractor and a rotary hoe. Kenneth Melindy 18 of Marion is charged with larceny of 33 dollars from a residence near Alburnett on July 15 and was returned to Cedar Rapids Friday night from Sparta Wisconsin. County attorney G K Thompson filed a true information after Melindy’s Wisconsin arrest. Blanche Falt seeks divorce from Theodore Falt on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. they wed in Davenport on November 16, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Harvester Company of America
Joseph J. McGiverin
Mary McGiverin
McGiverin
Kenneth Melindy
Marion
Alburnett
Cedar Rapids
Sparta
Wis
Dick Payn
Jack Henderson
G. K. Thompson
Melindy
Wisconsin
Blanche Falt
Theodore Falt
Davenport
Prosecutor Group Assails Huey For Ousting Stanley
The National Association of Prosecuting Attorneys attacked Huey P. Long for pressuring Eugene Stanley to resign as New Orleans district attorney and as association president. Stanley said conditions in Louisiana were terrible while Munro condemned interference with law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
INS
U. S
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
National Association of Prosecuting Attorneys
Eugene Stanley
Association
New Orleans
Long
Herbert E. Munro
Stanley
Munro
The
Marion swimmers pick teams for district meet
The first season meet at the American Legion pool drew about forty entrants to select Marion pool reps for the district AAU meet next Friday evening at the same venue. Results list numerous first places in novice junior and senior divisions with times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion Pool
Marion
Harlan
Mickelson
Rust
Ridgeway
Hatte
Rudin
Marsh
McAllister
Wright
Andrews
Jack Brown
Gable
Pugsley
Smith
Noon
Maciejewsky
Ashby
Wold
Brown
Hanzlik
Kershaw
Omen
Kokayne
Puryear
Surnames on relief rolls include Poverty terms in Muskogee
A Muskogee AP report details federal relief rolls listing surnames such as A Poor boy A Poorman a Dollar a For tune and a Fool The piece also notes Indian derivation names like White Tobacco Sam Squirrel Wildcat and Tom Splitnose and mentions two brothers Nip and Tuck among the first names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Sam
Squirrel Wildcat
Tom Splitnose
Nip and Tuck
Man Severely Burned While Kindling Fire
James Rager aged 28 sustained severe burns to arms legs and face in an explosion while starting a fire with kerosene allegedly mixed with gasoline at his kitchen range. He was taken to St. local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rager
Third Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
Linn's Best 4-H Meeting Highlights August 7 Plans
Linn's Best 4-H club met at Miss Mary Michel's home with roll call on favorite flowers. Program included talks on uses of eggs a piano solo a tomato juice canning demonstration. An achievement day judged by Mrs. James J. Wallace. Guests included multiple members' mothers and local residents. Next meeting set for Aug 7 at Carolyn Hagerman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Mary Michel
Carrie Hanson
Alice Stewart
Edith Hagerman
Mary, Hoover
Betty Rhinehart
James J. Wallace
R. T. Sloan
Donald Atwater
Harry Blackford
John Hoover
George Michel
Gene
Ida Grant
Anna Hanson
Mildred Hoover
Evelyn Ruth Dukek
Carolyn Hagerman
Local Church Services Schedule Across Marion Town
A roundup of Sunday services across Marion churches listing pastors, service times, and sermon topics. Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran and Seventh Day Church of God details include Bible school hours, worship times, and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Free Methodist Church
Guy Pickering
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Pickering
H. M. Williamson
William H. Bridwell
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
E. C. Hamm
O. Allen
Norman J. Waffle
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Free Methodist
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
Oxford Club
James Vernon
Epworth League
W. E. Fisher
A. J. Taube
Christian Endeavor
St. Paul’s Evangelical Luthers
C. E. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Mary Lockwood
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Carl Carver
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Yards
ST. Pau
Ptiennery Ezes
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Montreat
Lamson Brothers & Co
Owrey
Merchants National Bank
Winnipeg
North- West
Duluth
ST Louis
Wall St
C. E. Easton
Duce
Court House News
Huey
Marion News
Leonard Swisher
Chippewa Falls
Methodist Church
Jane Ann Grayston
J. G. Thomas
Monticello
John Koeppen
Glenn
Miller
Keystone
Esther Koeppen
Horace E. Reiter
Helen and
Margaret Gardner
Center Point
Hazel
Dorothy Hutton
Mrs. Willard Roy
Hugh Hutton
C. E. Strickell
Seventh Avenue
Gladys Johnson
Marionette 4-H
C. B. F. Michel
R. J. Kendall
Wilma Robertson
New Art Club
Ray McCalley
James Cippera
Elizabeth Klein
Catherine and
Emma Klein
David McCalley
Harold Phillips
Norman Adee
George C. Oxley
Marion Golf Club
Stuart Rodger
Green Bay
Hounds
Stanley Kellams
Frank Allen
Ronald Booth
John Mulvany
D. H. Smith
Verne Balster
Dale Harmon
Hillis Gill
Booth
Kellams
Harmon-Gill
Marvin Edson
Kathleen Newman
Jeanne Bowdish
Fort Madison
Margaret Leming
Mary Kerns
Dan Rees
Perry
Clayton W. Toms
Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Harmon
Don Hunsecker
Athenian Club
Springville
Frank Gillilan
Maurice Hassel
Winterset
J. J. Drexler
Central City
C. W. Toms
Lincoln
Neb
Marion Churches
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