Hog Prices Weaken as Receipts Rise in Chicago Market
Chicago market closes the month with stronger cattle and weaker hogs amid bulging receipts. Better fed steers gain up to 75 cents while hogs fall 10 to 25 cents. top hog price around 10.00 with 16,000 receipts including 10,000 direct. Sheep receipts total about 11,000 as clipped lambs and springers ease.
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Chicago
New York
Dent Agriculture
PAUCL
South
ST Patl Sapi
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
California
Sinclair Hog Market Prices and Live Stock Report
Hog prices ease on the local market with top hogs at 9.55 as best grades fall 0.10. Sinclair Hog Market posts bid for truck hogs across weight classes from 140 to 350 pounds with varied figures, plus calf shelf and lamb listings.
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Sinclair
Sinclair's
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Hides Listing
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows grain prices for wheat oats rye corn and barley with several decimal prices and weights. It also notes various livestock prices including hens, leghorn, cocks, eggs, and hides with different grades and prices, plus wholesale fruits vegetables and crate prices for produce like oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes bananas strawberries lettuce cabbage beans hampered by multiple price figures.
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Valencia
Bond Market Dims Amid Quiet Forenoon Trading
New York bond trading showed a subdued forenoon with few standout moves. Investors held steady after Thursdays holiday as speculative issues lagged and prices largely held on modest gains across select issues like Armour & Co, Consolidated Edison, and Northern Pacific.
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New York
Prises
Grain Prices Show Irregular Trend as Pits Feel Strain
Grain markets in Chicago showed irregular trading with mixed shifts across wheat corn and oats. May wheat declined to new season lows while May corn rose, then futures rallied briefly before softening. cash prices were mostly unchanged and receipts varied as traders weighed crop reports and Roosevelt's views.
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Chicago Board of Wrede
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
France
Utilities lead stock gains amid cautious market mood
New York on Friday saw utilities outperform as investors weighed gold standard tensions and the New Deal outlook. Major gainers included Columbia Gas, Commonwealth and Southern, American Telephone, Public Service of New Jersey, U S Smelting, and Standard Oil of New Jersey with transfers near 1 million shares.
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Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Report
AP grain notes report cash grain movements in Chicago and Minneapolis with prices for wheat and corn across classes No 1 No 2 No 3 and samples. Minnesota receipts show cash No 1 northern and dark northern prices with protein content and futures notes for May July September and December while oats and barley feed prices are listed.
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Montana
Hogs and Cattle Prices and Foreign Exchange Report
Omaha Livestock market notes receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep with steady to weak tones and specific weights. Foreign exchange rates in cents show irregular demand across major currencies including Great Britain France Italy and Germany with numerous country listings and a Tokio Shanghai Montreal note.
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Many Republican hopefuls eyeing 1936 presidency
A crowded field of Republicans could contest the 1936 nomination with figures from Hoover's era to younger veterans. Names like Hoover, Curtis, Stimson, Wadsworth, Snell, Hurley, and Vandenberg circulate as possible contenders while Roosevelt appears headed for renomination.
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Oklahoma
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Oregon
Senate
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California
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Chicago Produce Markets Review From AP Report
AP reports weak butter and poultry receipts in Chicago with scattered price ranges. Butter and eggs show unsettled trading, cheese steady, and potato stocks ample. futures edge lower on storage standards and fresh markets through May and October contracts.
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Rock Springs
New York
Sugar and Wool Markets Show Mixed Early Day Action
In New York the sugar market stayed steady at $3.35 for spots while futures opened lower and edged down before a partial rally. Refined sugar held at 5.25. In Boston the wool market was quieter, with buyers cautious and prices showing slight declines from recent highs as limited quantities appeared.
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New York
Wool Market
Boston
API
IU. S. Dept. Agriculturer
Flour Market Report from Minneapolis AP
Minneapolis flour market edges down 10 cents per barrel with shipper costs for 98 pound sacks and standard middlings priced around 27.50 to 28.00.Cotton sack shipments noted. three price lines include carload jets and family patents at 6.90 to 7.16 per barrel and bran around 23.00 to 23.50.
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Minneapolis
Republicans Face 1936 Nomination Dilemmas and Possible Contenders
The discussion lists potential 1936 Republican candidates including Hoffman of New Jersey Buck of Delaware London of Kansas and former Governor Winant of New Hampshire. It notes no clear frontrunner and warns that wide state support may trigger a deadlock similar to 1920 without early ground work.
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Nebraska
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Hoffman
New Jersey
Buck
Delaware
London
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Winant
New Hampshire
Harding
James Mylon Dies After 40 Years with Rock Island Railroad
James Mylon 86 of Cedar Rapids died at his home at 3 55 a m Friday born March 18 1865 in Worthington Ia resident of Cedar Rapids twenty years formerly worked for Rock Island railroad for over forty years retiring Jan 1 1931 he was a freight conductor and is survived by wife four daughters three sons four granddaughters four grandsons two sisters a nephew reared Floyd Simmons and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements to be announced later with calls at the home.
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Fourth Avenue SE
Worthington
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Leona Zier
Blanche Concannon
Lucille Greer
Mary Fisher
Colfax
Fannie Kneener
Des Moines
Floyd Simmons
Ottumwa
Myron
B. of R. T
Funeral services for William H. Miller in Turner chapel
Funeral services for William H. Miller are set for 2 p.m. Saturday in the Turner chapel with Rev. W. A. Montgomery officiating. Burial will follow at Linwood cemetery with Crescent Lodge A F and A M conducting services. Master Masons are urged to meet Crescent lodge at 1 30 p.m. Saturday to attend in a body.
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Linwood Cemetery
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A. M
Funeral rites held for Mrs Margaret Beck
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Beck were held in Amana after she died Wednesday morning of heart attacks following an operation five weeks earlier. Born November 6, 1880 in Amana as Margaret Baust, she married John Beck in 1906. he died two years ago. Surviving are two children Ralph Moorcraft and John Henry, a sister Lisetta Baust, and a brother Henry.
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Amana
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Cleves
Ohio
Funeral services for Dale L Wilson infant son
Funeral services for Dale Leon Wilson infant son of Mr and Mrs George Wilson were held Friday at 2 30 pm in Bethel A M E church with Rev J W Collins officiating.
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George Wilson
Seventh Avenue SW
Bethel A. M. E
J. W. Collins
Funeral rites for Mrs Krause Davenport resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary McLaughlin Krause, formerly of Davenport, killed in an automobile crash near Windsor Vermont, will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Davenport. Her husband Dr William Krause, injured in the same accident, is reported improved in a Windsor hospital. Mrs Krause was a niece of Mary R McLaughlin and Mrs T V Hoagland. Dr Krause is a nephew of Dr C S Krause.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
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Windsor Hospital
Mary R. McLaughlin
Fourth Avenue SE
T. V. Hoagland
Lincoln Heights
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C. S. Krause
Baby News at St Luke's Hospital and Robins Area
Born to Mr and Mrs C E Wassmer of Central City a son David Eugene weighing six pounds thirteen ounces on May 30 at St Luke's hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Leidigh of near Robins a son on May 25.
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Central City
David Eugene
St. Luke's Hospital
Virgil Leidigh
Near
Robins
Georgia Garden Club Claims Oldest History
The Ladies Garden club of Athens challenges Philadelphia Garden club’s 1904 founding claim, asserting Athens club formed in 1891 as America’s oldest garden club. They cite dated premium lists rules for shows, photos of exhibits, and a 12-member founding group formed at Mrs. E. K. Lumpkin’s home with Dr. Edwin D. Newton guiding the effort.
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Athens, Ga
Ladies Garden Club of
Athens
Philadelphia Garden Club
America
Athens Club
E. K. Lumpkin
Edwin D. Newton
Edwin D. Newton, Ardent Horticulturist
Household Expenditures of Henry VIII Run High
The total annual outlay for food and drink across Henry VIII’s household equaled a modern equivalent of about 1.75 million dollars. This figure reflects the vast scale of royal provisioning and daily consumption tied to the Tudor court.
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Henry VIII
Memorial Day Observance Highlights War Avert Theme
Rev William H Bridwell urged preparedness for defense and league of nations cooperation at Marion Memorial Day exercises in the city park. Legion officers and Boy Scouts decorated local cemeteries as readings of Lincoln Gettysburg and Flanders Field framed the program.
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League of Nations
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W. E. Fisher
Logan
Margaret Leming
Robert Kennedy
Barbara Clark
Lincoln
D. H. Smith
Flanders Field
G. O. Pyle
Memorial Day at Marion Golf Club Highlights
More than 200 attendees enjoyed Memorial Day events at Marion golf club. Don Price won the tombstone tournament and Walter Van Fossen took best epitaph. Mixed foursome winners were Harle Boileau and Mrs Harold Ballard. Harold Ballard and Mrs Harle Boileau won driving and women's contests respectively. Bill Gibson edged Richard Diederich in men’s putting. Mrs Gilbert Gordon won the women’s. Don Price also won the approaching contest. Mr and Mrs Harold Ballard won the one club tournament. June 9 will bring a breakfast and tournament with Winton Country Club guests.
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Don Price
Walter van Fossen
Harold Ballard
Harle Boileau
Gilbert Gordon
Richard Diederich
Bill Gibson
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Boileau
Winton Country Club
Turkey Sets A Code For Its Gravediggers
In Istanbul mourners revolt over gravediggers charges too high and bargaining over corpses. City police receive a formal schedule of burial fees: 3.75 dollars for those over five, 1.80 for under five, and one dollar for open graves.
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Istanbul
Lake Vanern noted as largest European lake outside Russia
The article identifies Lake Vanern in Sweden as the largest European lake outside of Russia, highlighting its regional prominence and geographic scale.
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Vanern
Sweden
Russia
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