Hog Prices Hit New 1936 Top on Chicago Market
Hog prices rose 10 to 15 cents with spots at 25 cents, reaching a 1936 high of 11.30 per hundredweight in Chicago. Demand stayed active as supplies matched expectations, while the wholesale pork market showed buoyant, steady summer gains. Cattle prices fell slightly amid weak government buying and a near standstill for cattle trading. wholesale beef held firm with top steer carcasses up 50 cents to 15 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs and Cattle
U S Department figures show hog receipts 14 000 with direct 5000 and prices up 10 to 15 cents from Tuesday. Hogs mostly 180 250 pounds 11 00 to 11 25 with new yearly high. cattle receipts 12 000 calves 1 500, market largely at standstill with medium weight bids 25 to 50 cents lower. fat cows weak. yearlings and light heifers steady. sheep receipts 12 000 with fat lambs steady and good natives up to 10 50 for city butchers.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Idaho Rangers
Omaha Livestock Report Highlights Higher Hog Prices and Mixed Cattle Trade
U S Department of Agriculture livestock numbers show hog receipts at 8 500 with prices up to 10 60 for 185 205 lb hogs. Cattle receipts reach 10 000 with calves 1 000 and vealers topping 6 5. Lambs in the sheep run push higher by about 25 cents with top around 9 7.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Receipts Fluctuate at St Paul Livestock
At St Paul Livestock South St Paul receipts show cattle 2300 with steady weights for medium to good heifers and few high bids, hogs 5200 with very slow trade and steady to higher early prices, sheep 700 with western lambs and native bids steady near 9.50 while slaughter grades ease.
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ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Dept. Agriculture
Cattle and hog market report from Sioux City and Des Moines
USDA market update shows receipts of 5 000 cattle with yearlings steady to higher and cows weaker, best beef to 9 dollars, stockers around 5 to 6 dollars, hogs at 8 000 receipts with 150 to 160 pound hogs around 9 to 10 dollars, light weights down to 6 dollars, fat lambs steady above 9 50, Des Moines combined hog receipts noted.
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Iowa
DES Moines Tap
Dept. Agriculture
Iowa and Minnesota Hog Prices and Market Report
The 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. Wednesday shows concentration yards and 9 packing plants in interior Minnesota and southern Minnesota at 13,800 head, down from a week ago. Iowa and Mason City reports list hog prices by weight class and packer region with gains of 10 cents at Waterloo Ottumwa and Mason City, and varied prices for light to heavy hogs and sows.
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Minnesota
Hog market prices and ranges in Austin Minnesota
Hog market reports from Austin Minnesota show price ranges by weight class. Prices span 180-350 pounds with quotes from 10.30 to 9.50 dollars per pound for various heavy hogs and packing sows priced between 7.70 and 8.65 dollars.
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Austin, Minn
Local Hog Market Edges Up Ten Cents
Hogs climbed on the local market with all grades gaining 15 cents. top price reaches 10.70. Cattle trend weak to 25 cents lower as grain prices continue higher.
Cattle Market Prices Listed For Steers Heifers and Bulls
Market report shows choice steers 1100 lbs about 8.00 with good to choice at 7.75. Yearlings range 6.75 to 7.50, common 4.75 down. Heifers fetch 6.00 to 7.50 for good to choice, grass cows around 3.00 to 4.25, dry lot cows up to 5.00 and cann ers and cutters near 3.00. Bulls and down offerings posted but not fully detailed.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed for Grains Hay and Hides
The Cedar Rapids market lists grain prices with wheat at 98 cents per bushel, corn 82 cents shelled, soybeans 1.10, oats 34 cents, and barley 80 cents. Hay includes baled tame hay nine dollars and straw five dollars. Produce shows heavy hens at 11.5 cents per pound, various fowl prices, and wholesale fruits and vegetables with marked per-item ranges. Cured hides list No 1 beef hides at 64 cents and No 2 at 54 cents, horse hides priced at 2.75 and 2.25 respectively, with full manes and tails included.
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Elf
Sugar Market Holds Steady as Futures Edge Lower
New York AP reports sugar futures closed with a slight 3 point net drop while refined sugar prices remained unchanged.
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Sugar Market
New York
Wool Market In Boston Sluggish Yet Steady Prices Reported
A few buyers purchased moderate quantities of western grown wool. Good 12 months Texas wool sold around 85 86 cents per pound on a scoured basis. Fine territory wools of French combing length moved near 85 cents in original bags. Original lots with stable content fetched 86 87 cents. Most sales were average to good French combing length and original fine territory wools at 83 84 cents.
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Boston
Dept. Agriculture
Texas
Territory
Foreign exchange rates in New York markets
Ir regular demands in cents list extensive rates for currencies and destinations including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Romania Argentina Brazil Japan China Hong Kong Mexico and Montreal with various bid and ask figures.
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Foreign Exchange
NEW York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Juebalavia
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Bond Market Weighs Profits Spur Mixed Gains
In New York trading on Wednesday gains driven by second quarter profit reports buoyed some issues, while others slipped. Allis Chalmers 4s rose two points, Bethlehem Steel 42s advanced on higher earnings expectations, and a mix of carriers and utilities showed modest declines. Treasury notes traded lower amid a broad downshift, with several issues posting fractional losses and government-guaranteed Home Owners Loan 3s dipping slightly.
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New York
API
Allis Chalmers
Bethlehem Steel
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Paul
North Western
Illinois Central
Wheat and Corn Rally On Bullish Canada Crop Report
Chicago traders drive futures up as Canadian private crop data and the prospect of a tight world wheat market spark broad buying. Wheat climbs to new seasonal highs, corn and oats follow with firm cash demand and lingering dry conditions in the corn belt.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Chicago cash grain prices read by market on AP report
The Chicago cash market shows bids for wheat at No 1 red 1.1094 to 1.1102, No 1 dark hard around 1.17, corn mixed values near 97 to 99 cents, oats around 39 to 41 cents, rye 84 1 4 cents, soybeans about 1.30 for No 3 yellow outside, barley around 96 1 2 to 1 02 with seed and timothy and clover seed priced per cwt.
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Chicago
An Brothers & Co
Rowrey
Cedar Rapids
Ational Bank
Winnipeg
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Johns Manville
Kans City
Kayser
Julius
Alaska Juneau
Kelvinator
Allegheny Corp
Kennecott
Mathieson Ark
Maytag
Miami Copper
Armour Com
Atchison T&sf
Pac R R
Atlantic Rig
Monsanto
Auburn Auto
Mont Ward
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Murray Corp
Balto & One
Nash Motors
Arnsdall “A
Natl Bellas
Atrice Cry
Natl Biscuit
Blaw Knox
Natl Dairy Ptd
Natl Distirs
Bohn Alum
Natl Ptb
Borden Co
Natl Fow
Borg Warner
Natl Steel
Briggs Mig Ap
Ee Woo Broollyn
Norf & Wesn
Nora
Amn
Cal & Hecla Ee
Onig
Camp Wyant
Otis Elevey Yanege Ae Sks Isis Aa
Ae An Pac
Otis Steeted
Packard Mtrs
Seiestee
Cerro de Pasco
Penick & Ae
Certain-teed
Penna R R
Ches & Ohio
Penney J C
Ches Corp
Peoples Gas
Gag
Phelps Dodge
Chrysler Mir
Phillips Pet
Pierce Pet
City Ice
Dillsbury
Coca Cola
Pittsbs Screw
Plymouth Oil
Colo Fuel
Rem Rand
Consol Gasee Rep
Consol Oil
Rep Steel
Contl
Reyn Tob
Sears Roebuck
Contl Oil del
Servel Inc
Shell Union
Footyorn
Silver King
Crown Cork
Simmons Co
Crucible Steel
Curtis Wright
Sou
Pac
Curtis W ‘A
Deere Hate
Sou Railway
Sperry Corp
Belomenacht
Elec Autolite
St L Frisco
Elec Boat
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Fisk
Goron
Ford England
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Gillette
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Uni Gas
Goe Ilemanle
Goodrich
U S Rubber
Goodyear
Gotham Silk
S$ Steel
Graham Paige
Util P L
Walworth
Allied Chem
Kresge S S
Magna
Dowie Mines
St_ Joe Lead
Quaker Com
Cities
Swift
Crane
Asbestos
Dexter
Hshold Eye
Allis Chalmers
Aeik
Amerada Corp
Lehien
Valley
Car & Fd
Libby Owens
Teed Corp
Torillard. P
Rad & SS
Louisy G & E
Marshall
Tel & Tel
Ee Eastman
Ene Calif
Inti Harv
Inti Nickel
Yngstown
East Blessing
Heileman
Berghoff
Mid-West Corp
Cherry Burne One
Comwa
Swift and Co
Cord Corp
US Gypsum
Minneapolis Cash Grain Market Report
AP dispatch notes Chicago area style futures and local prices for wheat corn and oats in Minneapolis. Wheat receipts number 168 cars with gains around 25 cents. No 1 heavy dark northern spring 60 pounds trades at 1.34 to 1.40 per bushel. Various grades and protein levels listed for No 1 dark northern 59 pounds and hard Montana and durum wheats. corn No 3 yellow quoted around 50 to 55 cents. oats No 3 white around 39 to 40 cents.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Market Recap Averages Mixed Across Butter Eggs Poultry
Chicago market notes firm butter with creamery and extras prices listed for various grades. Eggs see receipts at 10,226 with stable local firsts and storage packs. Live poultry supplies steady with detailed prices for hens, leghorn and Plymouth Rock varieties. Potatoes on track 157 with mixed U S No 1 prices across states and regions. demand slow and supplies light.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
White Rocks
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Leghorn
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
U. S
New Jersey Cobblers
Washington White Rose
Virginia Cobblers
Maryland Cobblers
Misoy
New York Produce Market Report Summary
New York AP market notes show eggs receipts at 26 574 cases, mixed colors and standards near 26 2c, dirties 12142c. butter receipts 7 554 with firmer creamery prices, extra 92 score at 34%2c, firsts 88-91 scores at 34c, SE receipts 523131 steady. live poultry by freight with broilers at 16 23c, rocks and leghorns 16 23c, turkeys 17 20c, other freight prices unchanged.
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New York
Chicago Market Prices Report Futures Close
Futures for potato Idaho russets closed at 2.14 for October and 2.40 for January. Egg futures and refrigerator standards appear in the fragmentary Chicago AP market note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Flour Market Report Opens Minneapolis Trade Lines
AP Minneapolis notes flour prices per 98 pound carload in cotton sacks with patent grades up 10 to 15 cents. Family patents range 7.40 to 7.60 while Standard patents move from 6.80 to 7.00. Shipments total 35 043 with bran priced 22.50 to 23.00 and middlings 22.50 to 23.00.
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Minneapolis
Lindy Glides at Rhinow to Meet Hitler Thursday
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh inspected government glider schools at Rhinow in Germany and took several flights in a sail plane. He said the experience was enjoyable and he was scheduled to meet Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler on Thursday with the time not yet fixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Charles A. Lindbergh
Rhinow
Wall Street Stocks Mix After Early Selloff Rebound
New York AP reports an early selling wave hit steels and leaders but the market recovered with buying support. Initial losses in U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors Chrysler and Du Pont were pared. Transfers about 1.9 million shares. Aircrafts rallied followed by rails utilities and specialties.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
National Distillers
Schenley
U. S
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
United Aircraft
Sperry
Curtiss-Wright
Allied Chemical
Peoples Gas
American Telephone
Anaconda
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Delaware and Hudson
Beneficial Loan
Newport Industries
Westvaco Chlorine
Libby-Owens
American Crystal Sugar
Eastman Kodak
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
International Harvester
Deere
U. S. Smelting
Standard Oil of New Jersey
General Electric
Goodyear
N. Y. Central
Union Pacific
Western Union
Consolidated Edison
North American
International Telephone
Wednesday Quotations in a Dense Stock List
A lengthy financial column lists quotations for Adams Express to US Gypsum with numerous tickers, prices, and percent changes. It includes a wide range of companies and commodities centered on industrials, mining, and consumer goods across multiple exchanges.
Infirmary Roof Blown Off In Windstorm
A windstorm tore the Belmont county infirmary roof in St. Clairsville causing about 5 000 dollars in damage. Of 141 inmates only George Worls 74 was hurt, receiving a laceration and bruising after a garden restroom swung loose and slid 100 feet over a bank into a meadow.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County Infirmary
George Worls
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples in Illinois
Walter M. Bongart of Champaign and Irene D. Johnson of Urbana. E. M. Fitzpatrick and Ruth Deppmeier of Marion. Milton Sebachy and Emma Kriz of Cedar Rapids. W. R. Cairns and Alma W. Roth of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Bongart
Champaign
Ill
Irene D. Johnson
Urbana
E. M. Fitzpatrick
Ruth Deppmeier
Marion
Milton Sebachy
Emma Kriz
Cedar Rapids
W. R. Cairns
Alma W. Roth
Missouri revokes M W A license in Missouri
Insurance official R E O Malley revokes the Modern Woodmen of America license after a Tuesday hearing. Six charges include illegal diversion of funds, false reports, unlawful Missouri certificates, and improper payments. Current policies stay in effect while the action blocks new solicitations in Missouri. Home office is in Rock Island Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Woodmen of America
Missouri
R. E. O'Malley
O’malley
Missouri Insurance Department
Kansas City
Ernest Palmer
Illinois
O'Malley
The
Rock Island, Il
Deaths Mrs. Mary Lustick-Bean 71 in Ely
Mrs. Mary Lustick-Bean 71 died at her brother Frank Lustick's home in Ely at 10 p.m. Tuesday after a two week illness. Born in Bohemia she came to America as a child and lived in Johnson County before 30 years in Colorado Springs and three years with her brother in Ely. She is survived by brothers Frank and Milo, nephews Marvin and Leo Lustick and niece Florentine Lustick. Funeral at Barta chapel Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. Francis Pokorny officiating. Burial in Truhlar cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening.
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Mary Lustick-Bean
Frank Lustick
Ely
Bohemia
Johnson County
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank
Milo
Marvin
Leo Lustick
Cedar Rapids
Florentine Lustick
Barta Chapel
Francis Pokorny
Truhlar
Funeral services for Otto Castek set for Thursday
Funeral services for Otto Castek will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Janeba and Brosh chapel, conducted by Rev. Francis Pokorny. Burial is in Bohemian National cemetery. Visitation is Wednesday evening at the chapel. He is survived by his wife Elsie, two daughters Georgene and Marian, his mother Mrs Frances Castek of Switzer, three brothers Frank of Center Point Joe and Oldrich of Swisher, seven sisters Agnes Marak Stella Pudil Emily Marak Henrietta Jansa Mary Petrak Louise Holec Frances Kilberger, Cedar Rapids Independence and Swisher homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto C. Castek
Janeba and Brosh
Francis Pokorny
Bohemian National Cemetery
Elsie
Georgene
Marian
Frances Castekl
Switzer
Frank
Center Point
Joe
Oldrich
Swisher
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Divisek set for Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Divisek will be held at the Janeba and Brosh chapel at 2 p.m. Friday conducted by Theodore B Hlubucek. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Divisek
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B. Hlubucek
Cedar Memorial Park
John F Waterbury Funeral Services Set for Thursday
Funeral services for John F Waterbury will be held in the Beatty chapel at 10 a m Thursday conducted by Rev F H Ward. Burial will be in Dunkard cemetery near Toddville.
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John Waterbury
John F. Waterbury
Beatty Chapel
F. H. Ward
Dunkard
Toddville
Labor Day Plans, A C Willford to Speak in Dysart
Dysart plans for a Labor day celebration organized by the American Legion and committees with a 7 30 p m speech by A C Willford Democrat candidate for Congress from this district. Solon birthday party marks Marcella Ann Kloubec s sixteenth at home with many friends and relatives in attendance. West Branch pastor L W Reynolds leaves Friends church for Poplar Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dysart
American Legion
A. C. Willford
Congress
Solon
Marcella Ann Kloubec
William Kloubec
Evelyn Zakostelecky
Richard Hahn
Gladys Zach
Leonard Kloubec
Lois Gray
Lyle Beranek
Inez Witousek
Arthur Gray
Alma Turecek
Kenneth Gray
Arlene Kloubec
Harold Gray
Wilma Holub
Ernest Louvar
Irene Shebetka
Donald Witousek
Marcella Kloubec
Robert Hahn
Ruth Bowersox
Leonard Mouchka
Irene Smahel
Lamir Kulhavy
Helen Bowersox
Reynolds family to east after minister tenure in West Branch
The Reynolds family leaves West Branch for the east after six years as a Friends minister in Linnville. No successor has been announced yet. Clara Taylor 73 dies in Garrison at daughter’s home. funeral Thursday at Alcorn chapel. Martha McLemore and Wilmer Wing wed in Independence, daughter of J G Klotzback hosts ceremony with 22 relatives. Wing owns a filling station. couple will live in Independence.
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N. Y
Reynolds
West Branch
Linnville
Friends
East
Garrison
Clara Taylor
B. F. Guingrich
Vinton
Alcorn Chapel
W. L. Currier
The
Baptist Church
Independence
Martha McLemore
Wilmer Wing
DeKalb
Ill
Floyd H. Weed
J. G. Klotzback
Jack Spratt
Disabled War Vet Held as Suspect in Woman's Murder
In Hollywood, Frank J. Heflin, 39, a disabled war veteran, is in custody on suspicion of murdering Dorothy Jay Corcoran, a movie extra. Corcoran was found in her apartment with a slit throat. a 10 inch butcher knife was recovered. Neighbors say Heflin visited and argued with her before the death. a neighbor described Heflin admitting the stabbing. He was apprehended in his own apartment.
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Hollywood
Frank J. Heflin
Dorothy Jay Corcoran
J. H. Warne
Lloyd Hurst
Amelia Imsland
Heflin
Dorothy
Lightning strikes near Roosevelt home on Campobello Island
A cottage near the Roosevelt summer home on Campobello Island N B was struck by lightning Wednesday morning. The building sustained damage but no injuries were reported. President Roosevelt and his family are vacationing nearby.
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Roosevelt's Island
Lubec
Campobello Island
N. B
Roosevelt Summer Home
President Roosevelt
Roosevelt Enjoys Quiet Summer Day in Campobello
President Roosevelt relaxed under RCMP and US Secret Service guard at a red cottage in Campobello Island with a family picnic and a tea time reception for neighbors marking a calm, event-light day on the Roosevelt summer colony.
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Campobello Island
N. B
Roosevelt
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Secret Service
Campobello
Wills admitted to probate in district court
Four wills were admitted to probate. Rusha Egloff left $250 to the Home for the Friendless with annuity to a Cresco cousin and remainder to Mrs. J L Ballard of Nebraska City. Peoples Savings Bank of Cedar Rapids named executor without bond. Other wills name Stella Svoboda, Anna Kilberger, Frank Bohac, Augusta L Martin and Bertha Swayze with named heirs and executors.
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Rusha Egloff
Nina Louisa Light
Cresco
J. L. Ballard
Nebraska City
Neb
Peoples Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Anna Bohac
Stella Svoboda
Mary Kilberger
Anna Kilberger
Frank Bohac
Augusta L. Martin
Leonard Martin
Car Stolen At Viola Recovered in Janesville
A car stolen from Viola belonging to Mrs. W. C. Secrist was recovered the next day in Janesville. The vehicle was taken from in front of her Viola home and found parked near her mother's home in Janesville.
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Viola
Janesville
W. C. Secrist
Linn County
Marion Savings Bank Sues Over Promissory Note
The Marion Savings Bank filed suit in district court Wednesday morning seeking a judgment of 4120 dollars against Walter W. Hubbard trustee of the James B. Wilson estate William W. Willson and others on a promissory note.
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The
Marion Savings Bank
Walter W. Hubbard
James B. Wilson
William W. Willson
Snow Does Not Reach One Third Of Earth Surface
A scientific note explains that snow is absent over roughly one third of the globe due to climate and geographic factors. Researchers describe areas with persistent aridity and warm winters where snowfall is rare or nonexistent.
Marion Obituary and Local Notices
Mrs J A Titus 75 died at home 603 Third avenue Marion after a stroke. Born January 19 1861 near Decorah she married J A Titus in 1879 and lived in Aurora Prairieburg then Marion. Survived by son Howard and daughter Mildred plus siblings and four grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 9:30 am Yocom chapel. Burial Oak Shade. Private sale household goods. Diana Fret club hosts garden party for Mrs G O Pyle moving to Hollywood. Golf club members urged to confirm Anamosa trip reservations. Reverend Inman conducts Baptist service with church business meeting and choir rehearsal at 7:30 pm.
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J. A. Titus
Third Avenue
Maretta Crandall
James R. and
Almeda Crandall
Decorah
Methodist Church
Titus
Marion
Howard M. Titus
Mildred Titus
James Crandall
Lucius Crandall
Riverside
Calif
Minnie Jarrett
Hazleton
la Verna Mae
Robert
Jeanette
John Titus
Yocom Chapel
J. J. Kidder
Mount Vernon
Oak Shade Cemetery
Steak Fry At Tripp Cottage Near Central City
Mr and Mrs J W Mulvany Mr and Mrs W G Koppenhaver Fred Rasmussen and Miss Mary Krall gathered for a steak fry at the Tripp cottage on the Wapsie near Central City Tuesday. The event drew local residents from the city and Cedar Rapids who shared a casual countryside gathering.
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J. W. Mulvany
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fred Rasmussen
This City
Mary Krall
Cedar Rapids
Tripp Cottage
Wapsie
Central City
Kenaya Camp Fire group plans swimming party picnic
The Kenaya Camp Fire group met at the guardian's home on Wednesday and outlined a swimming party to be followed by a picnic supper on Thursday at the American Legion park.
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Kenaya Camp
Guardian
American Legion
Nakihopa
Vinton Nine Triumphs Over Dubuque 11 to 4
Vinton A C defeated Oakland Dairy of Dubuque 11 to 4 at the fairgrounds on Sunday afternoon after Dubuque led 3 0 in the first inning. Harbert pitched for Vinton with 11 strikeouts and 5 hits allowed while Conzetti and Hipoche fanned 10 and gave up 13 hits. Next Sunday Vinton faces the Waterloo Black Hawks here.
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Vinton
Vinton A. C
Oakland
Dubuque
Harbert
Conzetti and Hipoche
Waterloo Black Hawks
Army planes denied for Iowa Legion convention
The War Department refused to lend Army airplanes and an observation balloon for sham battles at the Iowa American Legion convention in Clinton from August 24 to 26. Acting Secretary Harry Woodring wrote to Tom Slowie that numerous requests for military appearances would seriously curtail regular training.
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Washington
War Department
Iowa American Legion
Clinton
Harry Woodring
Tom Slowie
B. M. Jacobsen
Slowie
Clinton Legion Post
Births Report From St Luke's Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs H G ODonnell at 2220 Grande avenue SE a son on July 28 at St Luke's hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs M J Reed at 637 Sixteenth avenue SW a son on July 28 at St Luke's. Born to Mr and Mrs L J Wurster of Marion a son on July 27 at St Luke's hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Harry G Hoyt at 1834 Fourth avenue SE a daughter on July 27 at St Luke's. Born to Mr and Mrs Royal L Tuttle of Norway a son on July 26 at St Luke's hospital.
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H. G. O'Donnell
Grande Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
M. J. Reed
Sixteenth Avenue
L. J. Wurster
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Harry G. Hoyt
Fourth Avenue SE
Royal L. Tuttle
Norway
Boston Symphony Enters Record Run of Monthly Concerts
The Boston Symphony Orchestra maintains one of the longest seasons by an American ensemble with a concert each month from September 1935 through August 1937, marking a record in sustained orchestral activity.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Marion chapter 183 OES honors Mrs Pyle before move to Hollywood Fla
The 1936 officers and past matron group entertained at the Marion Golf club with a farewell for Mrs G O Pyle who heads to Hollywood Florida. Bridge was played at seven tables with Mrs James A Pringle winning first and Mrs Lawrence S Dove taking consolation. A two course tea for 28 guests followed. Also noted are visits by Fred Rasmussen to Chicago and Miss Mary Krall visiting Cedar Rapids en route to Blairstown. A Townsend Cars meeting speaker I E Edwards will address Cedar Rapids residents Friday in the city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Marion
G. O. Pyle
Hollywood
Fla
Marion Golf Club
James A. Pringle
Lawrence S. Dove
Frank Keyser
John Thompson
Florence Thompson
Cedar Rapids
I. E. Edwards
Townsend Cars
Yocoms Host Dinner For Mrs Yocom Birthday
Mr and Mrs T A Yocom hosted a dinner Sunday for guests including Mr and Mrs W W Yocom Miss Emilie Griffin and Miss Ella Kenney in celebration of Mrs Yocoms seventy seventh birthday.
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T. A. Yocom Sunaay
W. W. Yocom
Emilie Griffin
Ella Kenney
Mrs. Yocom
Meth odist Sunday School Picnic At Thomas Park
The K B B class picnicked at Thomas Park Tuesday evening with supper for twenty two members and guests. Guests included Mrs. William H. Erwin of Milford New Jersey Mrs Gail Anderson of Waterloo Miss Marguerite Michel and Miss Iva Stevens of the city.
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Methodist Sunday School
Thomas Park
William H. Erwin
Milford
N. J
Gail Anderson
Waterloo
Marguerite Michel
Iva Stevens
Burns family reunion set at Kassle home near Marion
The Burns family reunion will be held August 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Kassle northeast of Marion with a noon picnic dinner. Mrs Fred Horak hosted a former Sunday school class gathering at her Center Point home Friday evening with refreshments for 29. The Christian church choir meets tonight at 7 30 for rehearsal following the 6 30 fellowship supper. Miss Jean Lehdigh leaves Tuesday for Perry to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Applegate.
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Virginia Crew of
Perry
Marion
W. G. Koppenhaver
Kramer
Daniels Park
Cedar Rapids
Burns
Will Kassle
Fred Horak
The
Christian Church of Center Point
Christian Church
Jean Lehdigh
Mrs
Walter Applegate
Reep and Mellish Party Return From Shrine Convention
Mr and Mrs William Reep and Mr and Mrs Harry L Mellish are due home today after a trip to California where they attended the Shrine convention and events accompanying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reep
Harry L. Mellish
California
Shrine
Choir Rehearsal At Methodist Church With New Director
The Methodist church choir meets tonight at 7 39 for a rehearsal at the church under new director Mrs Peter Meci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Peter Meci
Line Count Options in Modern Documentation
The prompt presents multiple line formats from two to six lines. It tests how to handle varied input lengths while maintaining concise output.
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Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Uffalo
Cincinnati
Idaho Range
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
US. Dept. Agriculture
Associated Press
Packers
Mason City
Good Butchers
Good Packers
Austin
Wilson & CO
Dial
Wilson's
Treasury
Lindy
Hitler
Wall St
Mary Lustick Bean
Otto Castek
Iowa News
Court House News
Marion News
J. A. Cooper
Charles Hendrickson
Cross Apartment
St. Joseph's Parish
Diana Fret Club
Hollywood, Fla
Charles Sutliff
Joe Biggs
Davenport
Mrs. C. W. Biggs
Anamosa
Wapsipinicon Country Club
Claude Knapp
Loren Inman
Iowa Legion
Mercy Hospital
Rasmussen
Blairstown
Paul Vore
Roberta
Georgia
Clarence Stuart
Albert Clark
Toledo
Cora Starbuck
Geraldine Johnson
Billy and
Marilyn
Martinez
Alice Wallace
Norris Stewart
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Robert Thompson
W. E. Peddycourt
Forrest Cottage
Wapsie River
Eleanor Hanna
Margaret Zak
Mary Adelaide Albaugh
Anla Collis
Elizabeth Sloss
Arline Starry
Llewellyn J. Levey
Orangeburg
John Fillmore
Gazette
the Gazette
Coatten Neal Lormnen
United States
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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