Hog Prices Decline Across Markets On Weak Demand
Livestock prices moved downward as receipts exceeded weather demand across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and other markets. Cattle and hogs saw generally softer pricings with careful bidding and lighter demand, while sheep and calves showed mixed movement at regional yards.
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Chicago
Afrir
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Batlago
East St Lea
Dhr &K Ae
Prso
Suvtalo Tae
Crive
St Louis
Buffalo
Follans
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
Sien
Bond Market Notes and Treasury Figures During Market Day
The article reports on bond market activity and prices with mention of treasury notes and yields. It includes references to specific issues such as non par bonds and mentions general market behavior and values across several issuers.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices List
A Cedar Rapids itemized market listing shows grain and produce prices including oats at 181 cents, rye 25, corn and Raiders, cream and butter terms, and assorted fruits like grapefruit at 236, pineapples at 275, bananas at 56, with various crates and quantities noted. Names not provided.
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Cahbuce
Grain Prizes Show Firm Tone Closing With Fair Gains
Wheat closed with fair gains as a firm board tone persisted in Chicago derivatives. Trading stayed quiet amid forecast showers in the southwest. Oats and rye also firmed with cash prices higher. receipts were light and interest cautious as traders weighed heat damage and grain strength.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Southwest
Wasessai
Kansas
S.bons
S.s
London
Rve
Wall St. Stocks Mixed as Volume Surges on Wednesday
Wall Street traded heavily in a specialized market with metals and utilities steady while US Steel, GM, and Allied Chemical showed modest gains. Radio, General Electric, and Montgomery Ward rose about a point, with several mining and chemical names advancing. Rock Island faced court action affecting preferred shares.
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NEW York
US. Steel
General Motors
Allied Chemical
Arrow Union Pacific
American Can
Santa Fe
General Electric
Montgomery Ward
Drug
Johns Manville
Case
Chesapeake and Ohio
American Smelune
Homestake
McIntyre Porcupine
Juneau
Dome
Western Union
Us&s Steel
American Telephone
Rock Island
Rock Island Commion
Point
Grain Movement Chicago Market Report Summary
The Chicago grain market notes movements across corn and rye with various bids and receipts. Prices show mixed results for corn and oats while reports reference Minnesota and Minneapolis cash grain trends and regional shifts.
Local Hog Prices Drop Five Cents On Market
Hogs weaken on the local market with all grades five cents lower. Top price reaches 4.25 as Sinclair Mog Market reports prices for various hog weights and qualities. Quality-based premiums and discounts apply, with spring lambs and ducks priced accordingly.
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Sinclair Mog
Germany Bans Jews Lifted to Secure 1936 Olympics
Vienna reports that Germany promised no Jewish exclusion from Olympic participation and that the games will proceed in Berlin. State Secretary Leward remains head of the German Olympic committee and all Olympic laws will be observed as assured by German officials, backed by General Sherrill and the American delegation.
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Vienna
INS
Germany
International Olympic — Congress
Berlin
Leward
Charles Sherrill
Court House News: Burglaries Reported in Mount Vernon Area
Mrs. Walter O Siler of Santa Maria reported to Sheriff Petrus that two suitcases with clothing and other items were stolen from a car in front of the Emma Hoover home Tuesday night. Items included a blue coat a shower curtain and window curtains. R F Wiley seeks a $148.57 judgment in district court against William Tomas and Mrs Tomas in an account action.
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Walter O Siler
Santa Maria
Calif
Emma Hoover
Mount Vernon
Joseph A Petrus
Hoover
R F Wiley
William Tomas
Edythe Sebrecht Seeks Divorce in District Court
Edythe Sebrecht files for divorce from Albert Sebrecht in district court alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. They married in Marion in 1910 and she asks for custody of a minor child and alimony.
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Edythe Sebrecht
Albert Sebrecht
Marion
Judge Suspends Kibler Jail Time for Drunk Driving
Ray Kibler’s 90 day county jail term was suspended by Judge H. C. Ring during good behavior in connection with a drunk driving conviction. The suspension aligns with in lieu of payment terms on a $300 fine dated April 22.
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Ray Kibler
H. C Ring
Darling Sues for 10025 Promissory Note Judgment
FOW Darling seeks a 10025 judgment against Percy H Flatten in district court over a promissory note. L Cashman as proprietor of Cashman Plumbing and Heating asks 19477 total in district court against Hannah F Hutchison in a mechanics lien action.
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Fow Darling
Percy H. Flatten
L. Cashman
Cashman Plumbing and Heating Company
Hannah F Hutchison
Smoyer divorce granted custody after cruel treatment
Arline L Smoyer 27 is granted a divorce from Ralph E Smoyer 27 in district court by Judge H Ring. The plaintiff receives custody of a minor child and title to household goods. Marriage dated 1926.
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Arline L Smoyer
H ¢ Ring
Ralph E Smoyer
Dismissal in assault case and various civil actions
A charge of assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury against Emil and Joseph Falt on a Stanek complaint, based on a May 27 alleged attack, was dismissed by Judge Ring after a preliminary hearing waiver. Other items include settled mechanics lien actions, divorce petitions by Katherine and Charles Minor, and an upcoming receivership hearing for Packer Products with receivers Mahany and McPartland set for June 16.
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Emil Falt
Joseph Falt
Joseph P. Stanek
JH C. Ring
CG S Lightner
W J Fleming
A B Clark
District Court
Tr. V. Mahany
EJ McPartland
Packer Products Company of
Cedar Rapids
Judge Frees Man on Vagrancy Charge in District Court
Patrolman Moore intervened on Second avenue and Second street SE as a man received a suspended six months county jail sentence for vagrancy from Judge A B Clark. The mittimus was withheld during good behavior upon the recommendation of Assistant County Attorney Ed Fordyce.
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Moore
Second Avenue
Second Street SE
A. B. Clark
Ed Fordyce
Pugh Rushes to Sioux City Jail in Conspiracy Case
Pugh disappeared April 5 on the eve of testifying for the government in a major conspiracy case against seventeen defendants. Earlier writs claimed he was held in the county jail and later in federal offices in a post office building before he was moved toward Sioux City. No evidence beyond the attorney statement accompanied the writs, and contempt charges at Sioux City were not disclosed.
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Ity
Pugh
Sioux City
Powell
Reveals Loopholes In Income Tax Law And Nickel Plate Deal
Van Sweringen brothers describe using savings and a $500000 borrowings to form Nickel Plate Securities and gain control of the Nickel Plate road. They say the original million represented their aggregate investment with guardianship shaping the asset type and value.
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van Sweringen
Nickel Plate Securities Corporation
Doolittle, Martha J. Dies Suddenly at 3 A M
Martha J Doolittle wife of A A Doolittle died suddenly at her Cedar Rapids home 141 Thirty third street drive SE at 3 a m Wednesday Born June 13 1869 near Norway Benton county daughter of John and Mrs Bower Married 1890 to Allen A Doolittle they lived on the Doolittle homestead Eldorado township Later moved to Cedar Rapids then Kenwood Park and helped found A A Doolittle and Company Real Estate Her church work spanned Central Park Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal groups with active missionary involvement She leaves husband a daughter Mrs J L P Mills a son Claire M Doolittle four grandchildren Funeral arrangements pending.
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A. A Doolittle
Thirty-third Street
Church Society
JL. PD. Mills
Claire M Doolittle
Dorothy
Robert Doolittle
Richard
Marilyn Mills
Fuenepal
Ater
Funeral for Mrs Julia Ross Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Hull Ross, former Rock Island Pension Bureau chief clerk, will be held at 10 30 am in Turner chapel. The body will arrive by private car from Chicago at 6 40 am Thursday, escorted by nephews Harry and Walter Ross. Burial is in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by husband W B Ross two nephews three nieces and brother-in-law Hugh Ross.
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Chicago
Turner Chapel
North Western
Harry
Walter Ross
C . Edwards
Oak Hil
W. B. Ross
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island Pension Bureau
Harry Hull
Immigration
Hugh Ross
Fourteenth Street
Marriage Licenses for Clarinda Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and Ely
Richard P Barrows of Clarinda and Lois M Davis of Cedar Rapids wed. Clair Stoneking of Mount Vernon and Estella Marie Kinrade of Cedar Rapids pair up. Paul B Slazak of Swisher and Dorothy E Clark of Ely wed. Homer James Spurgeon of Shellsburg and Hazel Marie Cutter of Cedar Rapids unite. About six cents of every fifteen cents spent for cigarettes in the United States goes to federal taxes.
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Richard P Barrows
Clarinda
Lois M Davis
Cedar Rapids
Clair Stoneking
Mount Vernon
Estella Marie Kinrade
Paul B Slazak
Swisher
Dorothy E. Clark
Ely
Homer James Spurgeon
Shellsburg
Hazel Marie Cutter
United States
Marion Country Club opens social season with dinner dance
Marion Country club started its social season with a Tuesday dinner dance for ninety guests including new members from Marion and Cedar Rapids. The redec orated clubhouse featured summer flowers and future dances will occur every three weeks.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Freda Young
Martha Ann Young
H. C. Jensen
HG. Stitzel
Louis Ross
H. F Lockwood
FP. S. Skinner
R. C. Booth
W. H Balster
C. T. Rowe
G. M. Oxley
G. H. Clark
O M Carson
A. C. Sloss
Leon H. Dorlan
Two Newborns Born to Local Families
A nine pound son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Hagan of Shellsburg. A daughter was born June 6 at St Luke's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Lackey of 327 Twenty third street NE.
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Shellsburg
D. H. Lackey
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St. Luke's Hospital
The
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Minnie Timson
Guy Berlin
Father of Ten Ends Life in Dyersville
Joseph A Westermoeier aged 73, a father of ten, died by hanging in Dyersville on Wednesday. Police report the death as an apparent self inflicted act.
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Dyersville
Joseph A Westermoeier
Marion high school shines at state tests with two trophies
Marion placed second in Class B and seventh overall among all four classes at the state academic tests in Iowa City. Bessie Neff and others earned top ten state honors as 230 schools competed and about 65 to 70 students per study.
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Iowa City
Marion
Bessie Neff
Mary Lockwood
Melvin Clark
Elmerine Davis
Robert ‘Titus
James Vernon
Margaret Albaugh
Helen Pyle
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