Hogs Turn Weak. Week's Prices Fall About Ten Cents
Prices for hogs slipped as late week declines offset earlier gains. The average Friday hog price was 9.63, down from 9.75 a week earlier, while cattle and sheep showed firmer action. Receipts for Monday and next week are estimated, with market activity described as largely nominal and limited by summer levels.
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Sinclair
Werk
Gan Prteeth
Ganz
Gemuine
Lambs TD
Chmrr
Ferries
Cancer Cove
Cedar Rapids Grain Prices and Market Slips Report
Wholesale fruit and seed prices listed for grains including wheat oats rye corn and barley with various offerings and prices. Market notes say lard and meat cuts steadied while grain prices eased after a late trading hour as the grain section reflects broader price movements.
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Fresh Goods Report
A detailed price roundup from Chicago markets lists butter eggs poultry and dairy items with varying receipts and net weights. Entries note standard and grade prices for butter eggs and cheese along with poultry weights and market trends in regional supply.
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Chicago
Bae We . Earrens
Sugar and coffee markets close. New York session ends
The New York coffee and sugar markets closed for Saturday trading as usual during the summer. They will resume Saturday sessions on October 5. Boston wool market notes show demand easing and prices slipping from peak levels, with mixed quality grades and limited availability.
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Cotffe Sugar Markets
New York
Bond Markets Mixed as NRA Uncertainty Weighs
New York AP Bond Review shows U S government issues steady to up and down with heavy trading as rail and utility bonds slide or hold. Foreign French government bonds rebound while Lloyds and Chile Copper notes move with modest gains amid cautious demand.
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New York
APB
NRA
lMst
Chile Copper
Eric Ss
Great Northern
New York Central
Postal Telegraph
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Heavy HOS Weak on Local Market Report
Hoepiness on the local market is muted as heavy stocks falter. An uneven Saturday session left top holdings at mixed values with weaker demand and a few pets showing price declines.
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Herve
Bearish forces push grain prices lower on Chicago markets
Bearish influences including weak AAA fate uncertainty a week stock market and favorable weather drove selling in grain pits on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat and oats fell while corn hit new lows as short covering and late buying by commission houses offered limited support.
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Chicago
UPI
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Northeast Iowa Zone Shoot at Airways Sunday
The Airways Gun Club hosts the North East Iowa zone championship shoot Sunday starting at 10 am at the club’s new location one half mile west of the Cedar Rapids airport. Shooters from 25 counties attend with wives entertained via bridge contests. Prizes awarded, teams formed for the coming state shoot, spectators welcome. event runs into late afternoon.
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the Airways Gun Club
Cedar Rapids
Barns Burn Near Waukon in Large Farm Fire
A basement barn on the Ray Flage farm near Waukon was destroyed by a Thursday fire. Machinery inside and a cattle shed adjacent also burned. Loss estimated at $000 with partial insurance coverage. cause unknown.
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Waukon
Ray Flage
Fire destroys barn on Walham Maiers farm in Iowa
Unidentified fire Friday afternoon destroyed the barn on the Walham Maiers farm one mile east of town. The blaze threatened the house and other structures for a time before firefighters contained it. Damage was about 1800 dollars and is covered by insurance.
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Here
Fire destroys Weselmann meat truck near Ridgeway
A Weselmann and Beevar meat truck was destroyed by fire Friday near Ridgeway while delivering about $200 in meat to Ridgeway. The driver escaped unharmed and no injuries were reported.
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Weselmann
Beevar
Ridgeway
Alvin Weselmann
Frank Hudma
First Christian To Honor Graduates
The twelfth annual baccalaureate service at First Christian Church, 840 Third Avenue, San Francisco, will honor high school and college graduates. The service features a double male quartet and a “Pray Be To God” hymn, with the public invited to attend. Graduates should arrive in caps and gowns at 10:30 a.m. in the downstairs hall.
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First Christun Church
Third Avenue
Res Blaine Hyten Sail Opeck Oon
Wil
First
St.e Church
National Spotlight on Senator Nye of North Dakota
Washington profile of Gerald Nye senator from North Dakota as chairman of the senate munitions committee. A liberal agrarian crusader who seeks to limit armament profits and defend farmer constituents while opposing big finance, tax shifts, and NRA policies. Nye rose from Wis to North Dakota politics, entering the senate in 1926 and facing re election in 1939.
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Wisconsin
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NRA
Wall Street Stocks Fall Amid Mixed Trading Saturday
The market declined with broad losses after an early study of the President’s NRA court ruling, as grains dropped to season lows in Chicago and bonds and commodities moved irregularly. U S Steel and several major names slid while mining stocks rallied modestly on renewed inflation hopes and potential silver purchases.
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Amerada Seaboard Oil
Liggett & Myers
International Business Machines
Garnavillo Farmer Drowns in Turkey River
Leo M. Matt 35 Garnavillo township farmer drowned in the Turkey river this morning after slipping on a muddy bank while watching fishermen. The accident occurred about 9:50 am and recovery was at 10:30 am. A boy, Roy Berg, helped but could not reach him. Survived by wife and four children.
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Leo M. Matt
Garnavillo
Turkey
Roy Berg
Matt
Body Of Missing Cadet Found Near Lake St. Clair
The body of Milton Lampl a 22 year old Wichita Cadet flyer missing months ago after departing Cleveland for Selfridge field was found Friday night on Lake St. Clair shore. A mud crusted parachute remained strapped to the crushed corpse with no sign of the aircraft.
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Ont
Milton Lampl
Wichita
Kan
Cleveland
Selfridge Field
Lake St. Clair
Wilson High School presents Skidding in June 1935
A large Wilson auditorium crowd watched the Woodrow Wilson high school class of June 1935 perform Aurania Rouverol's Skidding a comedy of family life. Key performances included Robert Hahn as Judge James Hardy and Elsie Baker as Marion Hardy with strong supporting turns from Joe Konigsmark Bessie Bohac and Richard Bush. The production directed by Pierre A. Tracy featured a full student crew and staff in a detailed, period campus showing.
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Wayne Trenton
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James Hardy
Elsie Baker
Grandpa Hardy
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Richard Bush
Wayne Trenton III
Pierre A. Tracy
Blanche Hobel
Carl Volesky
Gerald Hudson
Vesely Dvorak
Louis Shimek
Rosemarie Salasek
Clara Jansa
Emma Pesia
Janette Pryor
Ary- Jene Anderson
Edna Kalous
Even Andrews
Edwin Holets
Robert Minor
Lloyd Husted
Donald Mackey
Eugene Skalsky
Fred Lorenzen
Ted Wichman
Verl Stirsky
Adolph Kobylak
Jeannette Brogan
Ted Egan
Edwin Krecsi
Irma Zitek
Lottie Volak
Marietta Bixby
Dorothy Carie
Dorothy Diask
Ham and fruit glaze baked ham with spiced orange slices
The recipe outlines baking a 12 pound ham in a slow oven with cloves, orange juice and pineapple juice glaze, then adding a fruit mixture and lemon flavors. It includes preparing spiced orange slices with cloves and a mint gelatin salad with celery carrots onions peppers and dressing, served on lettuce.
Edward Hoffman Rites Set In Barta Chapel Monday
Funeral services for Edward Hoffman will be held in the Barta chapel Monday at 2 p.m. offi ciated by Theodore B. Hlubacek with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. Hoffman, a World War veteran, is survived by three sisters Marie Walkerman Freeport Illinois Julia Clark Egan South Dakota Anna Thompson Des Moines and a brother Joseph at home.
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Sixth Street
Barta Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Linwood Cemetery
Barta
Hoffman
Marie Walkerman
Freeport
Ill
Julia Clark
Egan, S. D
Anna Thompson
Des Moines
Joseph
Birth Announcement for Karl Allen's 834-Pound Daughter
Born to Mr and Mrs Karl Allen at 3111 EB Avenue NE a daughter weighing 834 pounds arrived Saturday in a remarkable birth noted by local residents.
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Karl Allen
EB Avenue
Children's Day Program At Congregational Church
Children's Day observance at the Congregational church by the Sunday school Sunday at 10 30 a.m. invites the public. The program includes organ preludes processional hymns readings stories drills songs solos and a baptismal service with a closing hymn and benediction.
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Mary Thomas
Barbara Seager
Betty Lutz
Jesus
Rosalia
Diane Hess
Ellen Howell
Regalia
Nancy Mieder- Want
Jerry Gerrans
Mr. Jackson
Robert LeVine
Dale Thomas
Donald Thomas
Lewis Gillette
Tree Village
Eleanor Kendall
Oliertors
Trombo
Elephant Steals Lettuce From Ice Box in Porch
In Glen Falls New York a circus elephant escaped from Barnett Brothers and was found on Mrs. William Seeley’s back porch taking a head of lettuce from the ice box. Two policemen arrived and removed the animal.
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William Seeley
Barnett Brothers Circus
City Briefs And Personals Highlight Local Alumni Event
Allen I Dunn of 1867 B avenue NE joined Cedar Rapids residents at University of Iowa alumni activities Saturday. F Nugent Rock Island division engineer based in Cedar Rapids was summoned to Colorado Springs Friday night to help repair flood damaged railroad lines.
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Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
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Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Iowa Volunteers Memorial Service Planned
Memorial services for the Iowa Volunteers will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. Members assemble at 9:30 a.m. at the V. F. W. hall and march to Linwood cemetery for services at the grave of Robert Allen.
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First Congregational Announces Summer Service Schedule
The church at Washington avenue and Seventeenth Street SE will start summer services this Sunday. Church school begins at 9 am and morning service at 10 am with Rev. N. C. Drier preaching on "A Stern and Demanding World." The Christian Endeavor society meets at 6 30 pm to elect officers.
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First Congregational Church
Washington Avenue
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N. C. Drier
Christian Endeavor Society
Marion visitors and community notices from the MARION newspaper
Mrs Norma Romes of Chicago visited her Marion sister Mrs Carl Owen and Elizabeth Romes joined her for the trip to Iowa City for commencement. Norman Romes will join the graduating class Monday. WCTU discussed a June benefit tea for the playground fund after a talk by Edward Sedlacek at the public library. Freda Mary Smith and Dorothy Smith travel to Chicago for a week to attend a White Sox Cards game. Beginners at the Presbyterian Sunday school hear about Children’s Day plans on Sunday at 10 am. The Whirlwind play at Prairie Chapel was postponed due to a cast member’s illness. Mr and Mrs R M Gilmore of Schenectady NY arrived for a short visit with Miss Helen Miller. they depart for Miller SD on Sunday.
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Norma Romes
Chicago
Marion
Carl N. Owen
Elizabeth Romes
Iowa City
Romes
Norman Romes
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Edward J. Sedlacek
Freda Mary Smith
Dorothy Smith
White Sox
Cardinals
The
Presbyterian Sunday School
Prairie Chapel Church
West Prairie Church
R. M. Gilmore
Schenectady
N. Y
Marign
Helen Miller
Oak Shade cemetery board sees resignation and swap
Vernon Brockman resigns from the Oak Shade cemetery board of trustees and Joe Homans is appointed to fill the vacancy. A street tear-up rule requires a blank city clerk cheque. if streets are not fixed in two weeks, the city will complete the work and cash the cheque. Prairie Chapel church hosts a 8 p.m. program Tuesday with music talks recitations and Polishing Henry. Clark family reunion set for Sunday at Mrs. Robert Martin’s Marion area home.
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Oak Shade Cemetery
Joe Homans
Prairie Chapel Church
Henry
Clark
Robert Martin
Marion
Early Chaco War Talks Hint At Fast Bolivian Paraguayan Accord
Buenos Aires reports a high diplomatic source saying negotiations have reached a point where an early pact may be guaranteed though no end to the war is declared until signatures are affixed. Differences between Bolivia and Paraguay are rapidly narrowing.
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Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
United Press
Marion churches outline Sunday services and sermons
The list of Marion churches details service times for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, and Neighborhood Chapel. Topics include The Nature of the Birds Death and Afterwards for the Non-Christian Steering or Drifting and Sin and Gods Way Out.
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William H. Bridwell
Royal Order of Seventy
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J
Janet Miller
Milwaukee
Wis
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Titus
Ermil B. Frye
Madison
Oxford Club
Epworth League
W. E. Fisher
O. M. Carson
Irvin Ford
Christian Endeavor
Lillian Voor
St. Paul's
Luther
C. E. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Mary Lockwood
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Carl Carver
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
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