Hog Prices Edge Up on Limited Receipts in Chicago
Hog market was largely inactive though demand kept prices rising slightly. Chicago receipts Wednesday were 24,000 hogs with futures at top $4.85 and most sales around $4.60 to $4.65, while other centers showed mixed to steady trends amid uneven demand and tighter supplies across Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, and St Louis markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
NO. Ave Amt
Ave Amt
Imix, & Butchers
St. Louis
Faa
East St
Sioux City
Carly
Sons
East ST Louis
Omaha
Uss Dent Agriculture
Wright
Arly
Grains slip after brief rally on midmorning surge
Chicago grain prices eased despite a brief midmorning rally that lifted December wheat and rye futures to yearly highs. Trading was light and volatile as improved weather and mixed reports spurred selling, with corn, oats, rye and barley all showing mixed moves and provisions easing. Receipts: 3 cars, 146 cars, and 42 cars for various grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago Produce Markets Report
Market report from Chicago lists live poultry prices for hens and turkeys, broilers and ducks, potatoes shipments, and butter and eggs receipts. Notable names include Leshorn and Wisconsin Russets, with price ranges across several commodities and futures for eggs and butter.
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Chicago
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
North Carolina
Necht
Wisconsin
Idaho
Rusetts
Bond Markets Stirred as Treasuries Show Mixed Moves
New York bonds posted a firm tone overall with some Treasury issues slipping. Trading stayed active as investors adjusted holdings amid varied yields and sporadic gains across industrials, while notes and bills reflected a cautious but orderly market.
Market Summary From Minneapolis and New York Listings
Miscellaneous market notes show commodities and futures trading near mixed points. Mentions include patents, ship rates, prices around $6 to $10, futures 2 to 4 points, and exchange fees. Names such as John W Rutherford Jr and aging land references appear amid scattered financial terms and place markers like Minneapolis and New York.
Wall Street Sees Mixed Banking Gains And Stabilization Talk
U.S. Steel, Loews Allied Chemical, North American, Consolidated Gas and American Tobacco are cited among firms noting general business improvement as several banks declare regular dividends. Preliminary New York Central May revenues suggest a reduced April deficit near 0.5 million, while the dollar price question and London conference stability loom large for foreign banking experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S Steel
Loew
Allied Chemical
North American
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco
New York Central Railroad
Wall Street
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Mixed Amid Market Notes
Chicago cash grain markets show a mix of wheat, oats, and corn prices with readings for No 2 and No 4 classes and several yellow and white wheat grades. Minneapolis and Minnesota exchanges note price reprints, with northern durum and Montana bids listed, while bleaker figures show spreads and limited demand amid unsettled conditions.
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Misneapolis
Minneapolis
Wall St Stocks Endure Volatile Late Trade After Morning Rally
Wall Street turned uneven in late trading Tuesday after an earlier rally fueled by air shares, erasing some losses but holding modest gains in places. Union Pacific surged about 6 points amid a shorts run, Delaware & Hudson jumped around 4, and other transports gained 1 to 2. Aircraft stocks received support, while American Telephone and other major issues fluctuated, with volume around 5.8 million shares.
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New York
Orail
Union Pacific
Case
Allied Chemical
Loews Owens Whneis
American Can
Taedustral Alcohol
Eastman Kowak
Shorts
Delaware & Hudson
Lackawanna
Santa Fe
New York Central
United and Aviation Corp
Adams Express
Hog market steadies with top hogs at 4.20 dollars
Hog prices held firm after a 15 cent gain on Monday in a local market report. Top prime hogs quoted at 4 dollars 25 cents with no other quotation changes noted, while various hog weights and packers showed consistent ranges according to quality and condition.
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Towa
Associated Press
Iowa
Mason City
Nest
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Des Moines
Sinclair Ang
ASN
Seeaeee
Cedar Rapids Market Wares and Prices Mixed
Local Cedar Rapids listings show fluctuating prices for produce and farm goods. Grain and corn rates, eggs, poultry, fruits such as Valencia oranges and California grapefruit, bananas, tomatoes, cabbage, and cabbages priced per crate or per dozen. Produce appears alongside agricultural supplies and rides for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Theft Charge Follows Iowa City Corn Theft Case
Jerry Raim, 24, rooming at 330 F avenue NW, arrested at 6 15 pm Monday by Deputy Sheriff Jay Davis for Sheriff Don McComas of Johnson county on a larceny charge tied to corn theft in Iowa City. Sheriff Joseph Petrus later arrested Purl Holloway, 33, of Mystic, and held him for Centerville investigators into a watch theft from an Avon car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Raim
Jay Davis
Don McComas
Johnson County
Iowa City
Joseph Petrus
Purl Holloway
Mystic
Centerville
Avon
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local News
Advertisement notes include a chicken supper at United Brethren church and a Berry sale tip in Gazette Want Ads. Police court fines cover Judd Snyder 10 dollars for intoxication Robert Schneider 15 for reckless driving Buell Pieper 10 for speeding. Prentiss returns from Omaha to visit sister Sparling. Traveling rep Bohac departs for Milwaukee for naval reserve cruise. St Pauls class to host ice cream social to aid Camp Good Health fund.
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Robert Schneider
Monticello
Buell Pieper
Mechanicsville
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Flaherty Elected to Iowa Street Railwaymen Board
F J Flaherty of Delevan hotel was elected to membership on the board of the Iowa State Association of Street Railwaymen and Bus Drivers during a Burlington meeting held in conjunction with the Iowa Federation of Labor convention. J B Wiley of Des Moines was reelected chairman. Five men joined the civilian conservation corps as replacements and left Cedar Rapids for Fort Des Moines led by Sgt William Melton. named were Harry F Wright Theodore R Wendall Walter Y Simpson Joseph Fettakether Berwyn Collentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flaherty
F. J. Flaherty
Delevan Hotel
Iowa State Association of Street Railwaymen
Iowa Federation of Labor
Burlington
Associated Press Dispatch
J. B. Wiley
Des Moines
Civilian Conservation Corps
Cedar Rapids
Fort Des Moines
William Melton
Harry F. Wright
Theodore R. Wendall
Linn County
Walter Y. Simpson
Joseph Fettakether
Black Hawk County
Berwyn Collentine
Clayton County
Waives To Grand Jury In Liquor Nuisance Case
Genevieve Tanglar twenty four of 1103 Sixth Street NW waived to the grand jury Monday before Justice G S Lightner on a charge of maintaining a liquor nuisance at that address. Bond was set at 1000 dollars. Tanglar was arrested a week ago by a police raiding squad and demanded a preliminary arraignment hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Tanglar
Sixth Street NW
G. S. Lightner
Miss Tanglar
Regatta Celebration Stag Party in Cedar Rapids
The Mid-West outboard boat races success in Cedar Rapids is celebrated by the Chamber of Commerce Young Business Men's Bureau. A stag party and Dutch lunch are planned for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. J Harold Horan and Harold Rowe will speak. An hour of entertainment includes accordion music tap dancing and wrestling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Young Business Men's Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
J. Harold Horan
Harold Rowe
Young Business Men’s Bureau
Court hears motion to dissolve temporary injunction in McGuire case
Cedar Rapids detective Mike McGuire seeks to dissolve a 30 day suspension being challenged with a temporary injunction. Judge John Moffit heard arguments from City Solicitor David Bleakley and McGuire's attorney Linville about civil service and appeal rights as the civil service hearing was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike McGuire
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Benesh
Public Safety
Dan Kruidenier
John T Moffit
McGuire
Kruidenier
Moffit
Civil Service Commission
David Bleakley
Bleakley
Guy Livville
Linville
Mount Vernon Bank Case Opens With Spry On Stand
Gordon A. Spry assistant examiner in charge of the closed Citizens State bank of Mount Vernon testified for the plaintiff for a second day in district court. Judge H C Ring presiding. The action concerns a bank stock assessment brought by L A Andrew state superintendent of banking as receiver against the estate of Willard C Stuckslager prominent Lisbon banker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon Bank
Gordon A. Spry
Citizens State Bank of
Mount Vernon
H. C. Ring
L. A. Andrew
Willard C. Stuckslager
Lisbon
Ward WULL Francis K Ward will probate filed
The will of Reverend Francis K Ward founder and superintendent of Sunshine Mission, who died June 5, was admitted to probate. The notice records the entry in the local probate court and lists Ward as the primary testator with Sunshine Mission named in the proceedings. The date reflects the deceased and the action initiates the estate settlement.
Probate Court Names Ward Widow Executrix
The district court on Tuesday named Esther Ward as executrix under the will of the late Rev. Ward. The estate, with the will dated November 21, 1932, was left entirely to his wife Esther Ward, who was confirmed in the executorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Britain May Pay Ten Per Cent in Reparations Debate
World leaders listened as Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald urged debt relief under the Lausanne accord. The move prompted Secretary Cordell Hull to delay his conference speech awaiting Washington guidance while Neville Chamberlain prepared to address Parliament on the June 15 payment hurdle.
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Ference
J. Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Cordell Hull
Washington
Hull
America
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Marion News Highlights Local Society and Events
Miss Geraldine O Leary bride elect was honored with kitchen and miscellaneous showers hosted by relatives. The Nakihopa Camp Fire group met. Rebekah Lodge elected officers and discussed Memorial Day plans. Local visits, church events, band concert, and civic club notices fill the weekly Marion scene.
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Nakihopa
Methodist Church
Snail Beats Snake In Nine Hour Garden Battle
WALCOTT I A AP A garden pool clash ended with a snail victorious over a 20 inch garter snake in nine hours. The snail pinned the snake by the head as the reptile fed, then caused fatal injuries and withdrew to deep pool water. The snail’s shell was damaged, and the owner noted the head was inside the shell during the struggle.
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Walcott, Ia
H. H Schneckloth
Schneckloth
Musical Literary club closes year with tea at Keyes home
The Musical Literary club wrapped up its year with a two course tea at Mrs. A. J. Keyes home. Nineteen guests dined at five tables centered with American Killarney and General Jackson roses. Mrs. D. E. Voris of Fairhope Ala attended. Officers named include President Mrs. L. R. Blinks and Vice President Mrs. E. J. Esgate. Secretary Miss Lula Toms and Treasurer Miss Frances Hildebrand.
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the Musical Literary Club
A. J. Keyes
General Jackson
D. E. Voris
Fairhope
Ala
Dc. E. Drummond
Frances Hildebrand
Mentzer Burns Tie The Knot In Palo Ceremony
Dr. Carlton G. Mentzer of Thermopolis Wyoming married Miss Marjorie A Burns of Palo on Saturday at Palo. They will reside in Thermopolis where Dr Mentzer will join his father Dr Jud Mentzer. Mentzer and Burns both graduated from the University of Iowa. The couple left Monday for Wyoming. A pink and white lady slipper blooms at 102 Third Avenue home of John E Sidlinger as Mrs George Patschke hosts U S Circle Wednesday. Jeanne Rogers of Green Bay Wisconsin visits grandparents J T and Mrs Gallivan.
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the Guardian
Fred Lang
Jeanne Rogers
Green Bay
Wis
Frances Campbell
Hanenibal, Mo
Carlton G. Mentzer
Thermopolis
Wyo
Marjorie A. Burns
Palo
Mentzer
Jud Mentzer
University of Iowa
Samuel Mentzer
Robins
University
Wyoming
John E. Sidlinger
Third Avenue
Green Bay, Wis
Mrs. J. T. Gallivan
Funeral for Daniel P. Roddy Wednesday at 9
Daniel P. Roddy World War I veteran and city electrical inspector since 1920 died Monday morning. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church conducted by Msgr. J. J. Toomey. Burial follows at Mount Calvary Cemetery with Hanford Post American Legion performing military rites. Friends may call at 1623 Fifth Avenue SE Tuesday evening.
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Daniel P. Roddy
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
J. J. Toomey
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Hanford Post
American Legion
Roddy
Fifth Avenue SE
John Pavlicek, 46, Dies at Home in Cedar Rapids
John Pavlicek, born May 16, 1887 in Cedar Rapids, died at 8:45 AM Tuesday at his home 1026 Seventeenth Avenue SE after a short illness. He worked 30 years as a butcher for T. M. Sinclair, served in France with the Ninth Army corps, and was a World War II veteran. He leaves his mother Mrs. Barbara Trusty and two brothers Frank and Charles Pavliceck. one brother preceded him on Aug. 3, 1932. He was a member of Hanford Post American Legion and Prokop Velky No. 46, C.F.A. Funeral arrangements are pending at Janeba and Brosh Funeral Home.
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John Pavlicek
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Barbara Trusty
Frank
Charles Pavliceck
Mr. Pavlicek
Cedar Rapids
T. M. Sinclair Company
France
Ninth Army Corps
Hanford Post
American Legion
Prokop Velky No. 46
C.F. A
Janeba and Brosh
Cocayne Funeral Services Announced for Franklin Ford Cocayne
Funeral services for Franklin Ford Cocayne who died Monday will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Rohn West Side funeral chapel with Rev. Ermil B. Frye in charge. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. He is survived by his father and stepmother John W. and his wife, his daughter Mary Jane, two brothers and a sister.
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Cocayne
Franklin Ford Cocayne
Rohn West Side
Ermil B. Frye
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
John W. Cocayne
Mary Jane
Funeral services for Charles E Konasek
Funeral services for Charles E Konasek who died Sunday in Swisher will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the Jancba and Brosh funeral chapel with Rev Frank Helmich in charge. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel between 7 and 9 pm Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Konasek
Charles E. Konasek
Swisher
Jancba and Brosh
Frank Helmich
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for William F. O'Hara held at Immaculate Conception
William F. O'Hara died Monday. Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 at the Immaculate Conception church conducted by Msgr. J J Toomey. Burial in Dubuque. Friends may call at Monahan funeral chapel Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Hara
William F. O'Hara
Immaculate Conception
Msgr. J. J. Toomey
Dubuque
Monahan
Infant Albert Clar ence Hartl Funeral Held Near Polansky Chapel
Funeral services for infant Albert Clarence Hartl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hartl, will be conducted Wednesday at 9 am in the Polansky chapel with Rev. V. Hlubek in charge. Burial is in St. John’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening from 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hart
Albert Clarence Hartl
Frank Hartl
Polansky Chapel
V. Hlubek
St. John's Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Isabel Reynolds detailed
Funeral services for Mrs Isabel Reynolds will be held at 2 pm Wednesday from Turner's chapel conducted by the Rev Ermil B Frye. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Isabel Reynolds
Turner's Chapel
Ermil B. Frye
Linwood Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Granted in Cedar Rapids Area
Robert Paul Northrup of Martelle and Evelyn Mac Engelbarts of Am berth. Theodore Quist Anderson and Melen Thompson of Cedar Rapids. Ernest Kosch and Vlasta Vondra cek of Cedar Rapids received marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Paul Northrup
Martelle
Evelyn Mac Engelbarts
Amber
Theodore Quist Anderson
Melen Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Ernest Kosch
Vlasta Vondracek
Century Engineering Protests 1930 Income Tax Deficiency
The Century Engineering corporation of Cedar Rapids protested the IRS 1930 income tax deficiency of 6163.43 dollars and asked for a redetermination by the board of tax appeals. E. C. Worthington filed the petition, which was taken under review by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Century Engineering Corporation
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Board of Tax Appeals
E. C. Worthington
Dows Building
Salvation Army Opens Campaign To Raise 6500
The Salvation Army begins a Cedar Rapids drive with a six thousand five hundred dollar goal. A kickoff dinner at First Evangelical and a Tuesday start outline pledges, led by James E. Patterson and a large local committee. From May 26 to June 7 the group reports distributing 105 garments, seven pairs of shoes, a stove, a mattress, soups, cereals, and meals to transients and local relief recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical
Salvation Army
Cedar Rapids
James E. Patterson
Maynard Arntt
Norman Bleakley
William S. Catlow
R. A. Carnegie
Henry Haegg
I. R. Harbett
Otto Hanzlik
Chester A. Johnson
Harry Johnson
Dwight Krumholtz
O. W
William J. Fleming
A. T. Pleune
James Killian
Fred Currell
Herman Rundquist
S. P. Moore
Harry Corot
William H. Stepanek
Theodore Blaul
Harry Strothers
Dan Kruidenier
Patterson
Series of petty robberies staged last week end
Police records show a string of petty thefts over the weekend and Monday. Don Abernathy reported a missing tire, tube and wheel from his car on Circle drive NE. Marie Drescoll said a $10 bill was taken from her purse at the City club service kitchen. Frank Petras noted a concession stand break in Elis park with about $5 in gum, candy, cigars and ice cream stolen. a gum machine was found nearby after two padlocks were broken.
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Don Abernathy
Seventh Avenue SW
Circle Drive
Marie Drescoll
Fourth Avenue SE
City Club
Frank Petras
K Avenue NW
Elis Park
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Leonard Bohac
the Gazette
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Bertha Roberts
Esther Mullin
Miss O'Leary
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Ruth Booze
Noble Grand
Grove City
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Linn
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Troy Mills
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Marion
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Paraita
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Fairfax
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This City
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Anamosa
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Maurine
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Mount Auburn
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Vinton
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Atkins
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