Chicago Hogs Rise in Active Trading as Cattle Hold Steady
Mixed livestock results across markets show hogs up 10 cents at Chicago bids amid strong direct sales. Cattle receipts around 7,000 with steady to firm futures. regional yards report varying activity with Pittsburgh and East St. Louis showing strength while Cleveland remains steady.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Maha
East St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Recrerey
Clevelind
East St. Louis
Omaila
Omaha
Local Hog Market Posts Gains Across Grades
Local hog prices rise with most prades up 10 cents to a top of 8.50 while other markets hold steady. Prices shown for hogs range from 140 to 600 pounds with varied values and packers listed. Cattle and calf sections note steers and heifers at multiple weight classes and prices, including spring lambs at 8.50 and assorted beef grades.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculturr
Sioux City
S. Dept .Agriculture
Helfers
Nberel
Texas
Associaten Press
Mason City- Hors Jo
Waterloo
Ces
Cedar Rapids Miscellanieous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids showing No 1 Wheat 63¢, No 2 60¢, oats 46¢, rye 40¢, soybeans 2¢, hay and straw prices, butterfat 25¢, cream prices, various poultry prices, wholesale fruits vegetables with lemons 5.50, oranges 3.00, grapefruit 3.00 to 3.25, celery 2.75, lettuce 3.50, onions 1.85, cabbages 1.90, carrots 3.25, potatoes 2.00 to 2.25, hides prices for beef, calf, kip, horse, and note of pelts and tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. J. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Penne
Winsiveg
Wheat
Wisconsin cheese and commodity market brief
Wisconsin cheese quotations for the next week show daisies and cheddars slipping with the Farmers' board call in focus. Sugar and wool markets in Boston and New York exchange rates reflect modest changes amid cautious demand and price resistance across commodities.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Farmers’ Board
New York
API
Oreat
Britain
France
Italy
Belgtum
Germany
Holland
Norway
Eyweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hongkong
Wheat gains over a cent after early weakness on Chicago market
Wheat rose more than a cent from the open on the Chicago board of trade, closing up 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cents. July wheat at 73 1/2, corn up 4 to near 1 1/4, oats higher. Milling demand aided gains while government loan and shy export demand limited momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Liverpool
Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices and Supplies
Live poultry and eggs show steady to firm prices with large receipts in Chicago. Butter and cheese receipts rise while California and Louisiana potato prices vary and markets note moderate supplies and strong demand for select varieties in New York and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
California
Louisiana
Arkansas
Alabama
Texas
North Carolina
Russel Burbanks
Idaho
Washington
Overon
North Pakatay
Iss
U. S
New York
Bond Market Slips Mixed in Slack New York Trading
U.S. government and corporate bonds showed a cautious session in New York with small losses for rails and some gains for select issues. Traders awaited autumn business prospects while banks' idle funds supported general demand in fractions and point moves across several issues.
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New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Western Union
Northern Pacific
National Dairy
Santa Fe General
Burlington
Slow Rally In Stocks Turns Into Sailspin
New York markets slid from a cautious morning rise with stocks giving back early gains. Volume was light as traders took profits amid mixed Iowa primary results and cautious finance sector moves, with leaders like General Motors and Bethlehem Steel showing limited strength while many issues drifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iowa
Wall Street
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
J. I. Case
International Harvester
U. S. Rubber
Westinghouse
National Biscuit
American Telephone
Texas Corp
Eastman Kodak
Allis Chalmers
Celanese
Jd. C Penney
Wall Street Stocks Digest From Tuesday Quotations
Tuesday quotations show mixed gains and losses across major issues led by Allied, Kennecott, Johns Manville and Kroger with notable activity in Amn Steel and Lehigh Valley. Market breadth remains uneven as Chicago listings and national brands like General Electric and Union Pac reflect varied investor sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett& Co
W. H. Jump
Nankeer
Merchants National Bank
Kresse S
Amn Hilde & G
Kroger G & B
Amn Tit Corp
Lambert
Amn
Lehigh Valley
Anm Metals
Libby Owens
Amn Amn
Amn Steel
Anin Wat
Molineaman Armour & Co
T&s F
Ward
Atlantic
Auburn Aviation Corp
Nash Keln Auto
Murray Corp
Zk Barber Co
Natl Bellas
Bainsdail Corp
Natl Biscuit
Bendix
Beth Steel
Dept Sir
Boeing Airp
Borden Co
Bote Warner
Bude Aiee
Ama Co
Nor Amn Avi
Burrourds Ade Jota Ohio Oil
Cal & Heela
Otis Steel
My Calumet
Jackard Mtrs
Canada
Bryiss Park
Utah
Penney
O's Phillips Pet
Gerro de Pasco
Killsbury
Pitts Screw
Plymouth
Bullman Co
Coln
Pure Oil Ots Co Palmolive
Aut Radio Corp
Coml &Ems ” Credit
Rage Keith
Comi Solvents
Reg Motors
Coinw Souis Rep Steel
Cony Edison
Tob
Consol Oil
Schenley
Consol Textile
Sears Roebuck
Sperry Corp Gata Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wr
Qt & Co
Standard Gas
Deere del LD & W
Calif
Douglas
Ind
du Pont de
Eastern RM
Frisco
Eastman
Trans-America
Elec
Union Carbide
Gen Foods
Union Pac
Uni
Hieuenwe
Beve ‘ Chimbel Bros
Unt Gas Co
Virco Caro Chemaa Hayes
Walworth Hecker
Ward Bok
Houston O
Warner Bros
Howe Sound
Westehse AB
Hudson Motors
Westehse el Tal
Hupp Indus Motors
White Motors
Rayon
Willys Ovid
Inspiration
Wilson & Co
Hary
Woolworth
Ynesta S & T
Int
Hydro
Zenith Radio
Chicago
East Blessing
HelJeman
Gi Bauer Cherry Bros
Amn Pub
Dexter Co
Chicago Corp
Quaker
Swift
Qker
Edison
Swift & Co
Walgreen
Gillette Victory Seen as New Deal Triumph in Des Moines
Des Moines reports that state treasurer Leo J. Wegman, sole elective official to endorse Otha Wearin, praised Sen. Guy M. Gillette for winning the Democratic renomination. Wegman tied Gillette to Roosevelt and the New Deal while joking he would back Hopkins if he were in Washington.
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Des Moines
Leo J. Wegman
Statehouse
Otha D. Wearin
Guy M. Gillette
Sen. Gillette
Roosevelt
Wegman
Washington
Hopkins
Wearin Victor Wins Iowa Democratic Primary County Returns
DES MOINES AP Otha Wearin of Hastings captured Shelby county from Senator Guy M Gillette in the Iowa democratic senatorial primary complete unofficial returns from 24 precincts showed Tuesday Wearin polled 691 votes to Gillette 554 The governor supported Gillette.
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Des Moines
Otha v. Wearin
Hastings
Shelby County
Nelson G Kraschel
Guy M. Gillette
Iowa
Wearin
Gillette
Old Inca Gold Mine Reworked Reveals Big Profit Talk
Don Barnes told Conopus members at the Roosevelt hotel luncheon that an ancient Inca gold mine in Peru is being developed by a small group with 400000 dollars invested this year and is expected to produce a million dollars in gold. He cited a New York mining engineer and named Santiago and Lima as key West Coast cities, noting late dinners in Santiago.
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Peru
Don Barnes
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
South America
New York
Santiago
Chile
Lima
Barnes
South
City Briefs: Hose Co. 6 Responds to Still Alarm
Hose company No. 6 answered a still alarm at 11 55 a m Tuesday at the T C Henson residence 1432 Eighth Avenue SE where smoke from a burning out chimney seeped into the living quarters. Fire was confined to the chimney and there was no damage according to firefighters.
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Hose Company No. 6
T. C. Henson
Eighth Avenue SE
Parkersburg youth given suspended sentence on vagrancy charges
Harry Dodge age 19 of Parkersburg West Virginia received a 30 day suspended jail term in police court Tuesday on two counts of vagrancy. He was arrested after two citizens reported seeing him molesting girls at a traveling show near Fourth Street and Fifth Avenue SE.
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Harry Dodge
Parkersburg
W. C
Dodge
Fourth — Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Deaths Minnie Elizabeth Kephart 46
Mrs. Minnie Elizabeth Kephart wife of Fred Kephart 32544 Second avenue SE died at a local hospital Sunday after a lingering illness Born January 17 1892 in Norway Ja she is survived by her husband her mother four sisters two brothers and several nieces and nephews Funeral services will be at St Michaels church Norway Wednesday at 9 30 a m with Rev William Kunkel in charge Burial will be in St Michaels Cemetery Norway Friends may call at her mother’s home in Norway
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Minnie Elizabeth Kephart
Fred Kephart
Second Avenue SE
Norway
James and
Mathilda Pease
Marvin Listerbarge
Fairfax
Louise Michaelson
Cedar Rapids
Mary Meredith
Martin Kolsto
Newhall
William Pease
George Pease
Chicago
St. Michael's Church
William Kunkel
Purial
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Mrs Antonie Stanek Dies in Linn Junction After Illness
Mrs Antonie Stanek widow of John Stanek died at her home in Linn Junction at 4 05 p m Monday after a brief illness Born in Bohemia January 1 1858 she came to Cedar Rapids at 18 and lived here and nearby Surviving eight children and three stepchildren include John Barta Frank Barta Antonette Morrow Harvey Lorence Joseph Stanek Adolph Stanek William Stanek Mike Miller Wes Stanek Frank Stanek and Mrs Mike Miller Grandchildren number thirty five with eight great grandchildren Funeral services Thursday at 9 am from the Polansky chapel and 930 in St Wenceslaus church Burial in Buffalo cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonie Stanek
John Stanek
Hore
Linn Junction
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
John Barta
Steele
N. D
Frank Barta
Kintyre
Antonette Morrow
St. Wenceslaus
Father Joseph Surovy
Buffalo
Funeral rites for Mrs Helen Doris Emry in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Helen Doris Emry are set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Turner chapel with Theodore B. Hrubacek in charge. Burial will follow at Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Doris Emry
Turner Chapel
Theodore B. Hrubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Obituary Notice for William Hurmence of Sumner Iowa
William Hurmence, nephew of Mrs. Lucy Knight and cousin of Dr. B L Knight, died at Sumner Iowa, according to word received here. He had visited Cedar Rapids several times.
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William Hurmence
Lucy Knight
Third Avenue SE
B. L. Knight
Sumner
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Fred Houghton moved to Wednesday
Funeral services for Fred Houghton who died Sunday will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Beatty chapel with Rev. James H. Blackstone Jr. officiating. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial park cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Houghton
Beatty Chapel
James H. Blackstone, Jr
Cedar Memorial Park
Bankhead Sees Little Chance of Quick Adjournment
Washington Congressman Bankhead says Congress is unlikely to adjourn this week. He doubts passage by Saturday but admits he still holds out hope for an agreement.
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Washington
INS
Bankhead
Congress
Local Marriage Licenses Listed from Cedar Rapids Area
Peter F. Michal of Fairfax wed Leona Benish of Cedar Rapids. Gerald C. Lohr and Vera V. Machee from Mayville Wisconsin. Joseph G. Havlicek and Mar guerite H. Lekin of Cedar Rapids. Darrell Manley of Cedar Rapids and Helen Williams of Coggon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter F. Michal
Fairfax
Leona Benish
Cedar Rapids
Gerald C. Lohr
Vera V. Machee
Mayville
Wis
Joseph G. Havlicek
Marguerite H. Lekin
Darrell Manley
Helen Williams
Coggon
Larceny of 20 hens leads to arrest in Linn County
Don Bowers 31 of 315 Seventh Street NE and Don Hadsell 36 of Cedar Rapids were jailed on larceny charges after deputies found a broken heel plate on Bowers shoe and chickens missing from Gene Newman farm Center Point. Tracks led to Highway 11 scene.
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Poultry Yard
Don Bowers
Seventh Street
Linn County
Bowers
Dick Payn
Larry Condon
Gene Newman
Center Point
White Rock
Newman Place
Don Hadsell
Cedar Rapids
Local Firm Enjoined After Price Complaint
Mead Johnson and Company of Evansville Indiana obtained a temporary injunction from District Judge H C Ring to stop Wendl B Gatto doing business as Local Drug Company from offering Mead Johnson trademarked products at lower retail prices than a minimum price schedule. A $300 injunction bond was filed in a suit filed May 31 invoking Iowa fair trade act to fix minimum retail prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Johnson and Company
Evansville
Ind
H. C. Ring
Wendl B. Gatto
Mead Johnson
Iowa
Divorces Filed on Cruel Ground in Cedar Rapids Court
District court actions submitted to Judge H. C. Ring include Myrtle S Musick versus Ralph E Musick 39 married in Cedar Rapids March 15 and Lee G Worden 42 against Murell L Worden married at Galena Illinois October 30 1932 Mrs Worden seeks divorce on cruel and inhuman grounds and Mrs Musick asks restoration to her maiden name Myrtle Struck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
H. C. Ring
Myrtle S Musick
Ralph E. Musick
Cedar Rapids
Lee G. Worden
Murell L. Worden
Galena
Ill
Will of Ella F. Tisdale Probated in Cedar Rapids District Court
The will of Ella Francis Tisdale of Cedar Rapids who died May 18 was probated on Tuesday. The document dated April 15, 1938, includes many bequests to relatives and friends such as sisters Mary Alexander and Alice Snyder, and the First Baptist Church of Cedar Rapids. G P Linville was appointed executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Francis Tisdale
Cedar Rapids
Mary Alexander
Alice Snyder
First Baptist Church of
G. P. Linville
Local defendants enter pleas on alcohol and embezzlement charges
Howard Skinner 43 of 413 Fourth Street SW pleads not guilty to operating while intoxicated before District Judge H C Ring after posting $500 bond following arrest early Saturday. Kenneth Norris 34 pleads not guilty to embezzling over $20 from J L Messinger and Midwest Motors on May 27 and posts $500 bond. County Attorney G Thompson files true information. Sheriff James H Smith's office reports a 250 pound roan calf vanished from Bert Coleman place near Cedar Rapids Monday night. Fred C Fisher Jr. files resistance to objections to second amended and substituted report in a district court partition action. seeks to vacate certain court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Skinner
Fourth Street
H. C. Ring
Skinner
Kenneth Norris
J L. Messinger
Midwest Motors
H. Ring
G. Thompson
James H. Smith
Bert Coleman
Cedar Rapids
Fred C. Fisher, Jr
Mary Fern Matheny
Deny Navy Base Plans In Amoy Island Report
Tokyo reports that the Japanese navy headquarters denied reports of establishing a naval base on Amoy island, which had been captured from China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Japan
Amoy Island
Lost and Wanted Ads From The Gazette Classifieds
Many small ads seeking lost items and rewards. A ring with a Commandery emblem onyx diamond. a long haired male dog named Snookey missing in Ely Indian Head. a billfold with social security receipts. a lady's white gold watch. notices include contact numbers and rewards. Also offerings for insurance, car oil servicing, moving services, jewelry repair, and various repairs.
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Commandery
The
Gazette
Ad Dept
16Th St
Ely
Anney Sen Ams
Watcher Aeaven
Main Springs
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Stark Insurance Agency
Norman Auto Service
2Nd Ave
H K. Schaefer
Kresge’s
Allied van, Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
1St St
Ba Griffith Feather Mattress Co
C. R. Knitting Co
St. SW
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Wearin Victor
Kraschel
Conopus
Mrs
Emry
William, Hurmence
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Will OF
Ella Tisdale
Lost
Ginsberg’s
First Ave
Katz Jewelry & Loans
First SI SE
the Gazette
Yost
Podzimek Pharmacy
16Th Ave
Cfpdar Rapids
Anairdresser and Cosmetologists Association
Montrose Hotel
Mary Nell
Paramount
Lillian Suchy
Fiat
Iowa Theater
Sara Park
3Rd ST
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty Salon
3Rd Ave
la Vogue Beauty Shop
Kennedy' A
1St Ave
ELENE
Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Beauty School
Paris
Academe J OF Beauty
Thornwood Hawthorn
St. Cedar
Glen Gray
Casa-Loma Orchestra
Russ Manson & Orchestra
Stepman
Carl Nebbe
Frank R Whitney
Viking
Court Hussey
Cedar Park
Turkey House
Walford
White Lodge
Highway 149
Pontes
Scorebgard Annex
Marlon
Hailwood
35Th St
Business Cards Business Services
Hawkeye Tin
1St St. SE
Arnold Ellingson Co
Novak Heating Co
Kutchern Sodding & Coat Co
Fred’ Young
Hank
F Ave
Jackson
Geo. Ilen Hardware
Reinberg
Cummins
H. R. Butters
Jim Cusack
Hepner's
Gardner
Bert Smith
Many
Rowley
Moore's
Blake Blvd
Box Li
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P. O
Tes Moines
South Linn County
S.F Beker and Co
Keokuk
Towa
Cedar Rapids Service Bureau
Central Employment Agcy
Granby Senee Ee
Business College
5Th Ave
Anga
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