Hog Prices Hold To $10 Top Quotation Nominal
Unofficial Monday livestock receipts show 4,000 cattle 11,000 sheep and 4,000 hogs with total next week slaughter estimated at 65,000. Chicago quote for hogs at $9.60 to $10 top, with packing sows $7.50 to $8.85. beef trade weak with steers down to about $11.00 to $12.50, prime steers at $13.50 and spring lambs around $8.00 to $10.00.
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Chicago Tap
Chicago
Omaha
Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
Dept. Agriculture
Paul
South ST Paul
Hogs steady at Austin market as weights vary
Hog prices hold steady on the Austin Minnesota market with 80-200 pound hogs at 38.806 cents per pound. 200-250 lb hogs bring 8.906 to 9.20 per pound, 250-290 lb at 8.80 to 9.10, 290-350 lb at 8.65 to 8.95. Packing sow values range from 7.70 to 8.25 per pound.
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Ottumiva
Ottumwa Hor Rees
Austin
Minn
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Iowa
Des Moines
U & Dept
Minnesota
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Local hog prices hold steady at market top $9.25
Local hog prices remain steady with the top at $9.25. No changes have been made since Thursday.
Chicago Livestock Prices Fall Across Cattle and Sheep
Chicago and surrounding markets report lower demand with steers down 25 to 75 cents, lighter yearlings softening, and heifers weak. Hog receipts around 4,000 with steady to slightly lower bids, while sheep and lambs show softer quotes and mixed demand.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain items include wheat oats rye corn and barley with multiple price figures. Produce lists cover hens lemons oranges grapefruit strawberries head lettuce pineapples fresh peas cabbages and onions with crate and bag prices. Cured hides and drumhead prices are noted with various grade distinctions and unit figures.
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Texas
Chicago Markets Report Mixed Butter Eggs and Poultry Prices
Chicago produce market notes show receipts and prices across dairy eggs and poultry. Butter eggs and poultry categories list varied receipts and quoted prices, with steady to unsettled markets and specific item ranges for firsts seconds and bulk lots.
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Chicago
Lezhorn
Rock Springs
Turkera Waite
Us&s
Wisconsin
U .S
Idaho
U S
Bliss
Alabama
Arkansas
Texas
California
Hurbanks & S
Fragmentary OCR Transcript Yields Obscure Place Name List
A garbled OCR page shows a dense jumble of personal names numbers dates and place labels. Readable entities include Ames Ver tata Fe and various codes or initials with worn punctuation and inconsistent spacing. The fragment lacks coherent sentences or a clear single event.
Cedar Rapids area couples obtain marriage licenses
Cedar Rapids pairs Bernard Ho Reece with Opal M Sexton. Thomas F Seabrook with Bernice N Skelly. Doyle D Stonehocker of Oak Park Hl with Elsie Ida Coulter of Mediapolis. Lawrence R Burquist with Lucille Carper of Olds. Ja Louis Evans with Louise Foley of Marion. Martin Charles Fritz of Cedar Rapids with Annabelle Shaffer of Independence. Clifford B Wells with Evelyn M Dale of Cedar Rapids.
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Bernard Ho Reece
Opal M Sexton
Cedar Rapids
Thomas F Seabrook
Bernice N. Skelly
Doyle D Stonehocker
Oak Park
Elsie Ida Coulter
Mediapolis
Lawrence R Burquist
Lucille Carper
Olds
Ja Louis Evans
Louise Foley
Marion Martin Charles Fritz
Annabelle Shaffer
Independence
Clifford B Wells
Evelyn M. Dale
Bearish sentiment rules grain pits and prices decline
On Saturday the Chicago board of trade showed widespread bearishness with quick selling. Wheat fell to new season lows with July and September contracts slipping while corn and oats also declined and traders awaited the Monday visible supply report.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Europe
Liverpool
Grain prices and seeds listed in Chicago market notes
Market notes detail Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn oats rye barley and buckwheat with classifications No 1 to No 4 lot sizes. Seed prices shown for timothy and clover seed with quan tities and unit prices. Lard pricing listed as tierces and loose measures with per hundredweight values.
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Chicago
Bond Markets Open With Mixed News on Treasuries
New York bond desk reportsTreasury issues show modest gains while corporate and utility bonds offer cautious support. Participants note a steady front as yields drift with a trend toward firming prices amid light trading and ongoing rate expectations.
Wall Street Stocks Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
New York stocks showed cautious firmness with modest gains in some areas while metals retreated and grains weakened on larger crop expectations. Trading volume approached 520000 shares as labor market improvements aided sentiment and retail trade figures were broadly positive despite cloudy news in parts of the economy.
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New York
Commerce Department
United States
Catton
Market Report Notes Mixed Trade With Record Shares
Trading was uneven with several stocks hitting new highs for the year. Foreign exchanges were quiet as buyers favored income producers. Notable gains included Philip Morris up about 2 points and fractional advances for Santa Fe Union Pacific Illinois Central American Telephone Consolidated Gas American Can General Electric U S Steel Chrysler General Motors Liquid Carbonic Wrigley Montgomery Ward.
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Philip Morris
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Ilinois Central
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
American Can
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Liquid Carbonic
Wrigley and
Montgomery Ward
J. E. Bennett & Co
nanoKeer
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Idanvine Save
Alaska
Juneau
Kans City
Sou Dia Allegheny Corp
Melly
Loews Inc
Een
Amn Pow
É& L
Wiles Amn Rad & SS
Lortiard
Amn
R . K Mills
McIntyre Por
McKeesn
Amn Steel
McKesson Rob
Mack Trucks
Magne Copper
Monsanto
Armour Om Ae Sa Mont Ward
Kea Atchison T&s
Murray Corpn
Atlantic Rizo
Nash Motors
Auburn Auto
Biscuit
Aviation Corp
Balto & Ohio
SCO
Ford
Stp& P G
Cmsip&p
Phelps Dodge
Chro & N
Phillips Pet
Go RI & Boy
Plymouth OW
Chrysler Mitr Proctor Gambel
Cities Service
City Ice & el
Pure
Pullman Co
Coca Cola
Coroa
Keith Ae
Col Palmolive
Rem
Rep Steel
Col Carbon
Reyn Tobae
Col Gas & Eleé
Seaboard Oil
Aml Solvents
Sears Roebue
Congoleum Southern Coos
Servel Inc
Onsol Gas
Shattuck
Consol
Crown Cork
Crucible Steel
Sperry Corp
St. Joe Leseere & Oo
Gas
Elec Pow & L
Tex Land Tr
Ford Enxland
Tidewater
Foster
En Ec
uUni Coroa
United Fruit Siz
Gillette
Ts IB
Waraci
Iarsen Comet
Cbicago
Selemaan
Pireman
Marteil
Noel Sparks
Ste Beilt and Co
Marble Rock man with suspended sentence is arrested
Bud Halstead, 26, of Marble Rock, was arrested after residents complained of a man begging near 1107 Ninth Street SE. Judge H. C. Ring revoked the suspension, and Halstead began serving five months remaining. He attempted to flee by jumping from a window at the Ninth Street home of Miss Mary Hybl.
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Bud Halstead
Marble Rock
Ninth Street
H. C. Ring
Halstead
Mary Hybl
CCC Applications Arrive at Linn County Relief Office
Cora Jacobs director of relief announced that CCC application blanks arrived and will be considered Monday until the quota is filled. Thirty one of the sixty seven quota has already been selected.
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CCC
Linn County Relief Office
Cora Jacobs
Miss Jacobs
Spiros Pleads Not Guilty In Liquor Possession Case
George Spiros age 34 faced a not guilty plea Saturday before Judge H C Ring after Thursday arrest on illegal possession of alcoholic liquor. Bond set at 500 dollars after police found alcohol on his person at 216 Fourth street SE. In district court Friday Eleanor Rorick filed suit for separate maintenance against James L Rorick including custody and child support. Velma Chapek filed for divorce from Glen Chapek Saturday on desertion and non support with request for property title and maiden name restoration. ALG Long 19 of Vinton was arrested Friday on South Ninth street on a larceny of domestic animals charge at Sheriff Frye's request.
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George Spiros
H. C. Ring
Spiros
Fourth Street SE
Eleanor Rorick
James L. Rorick
Velma Chapek
Glen Chapek
Velma Holley
Alg Long
Vinton
South Ninth Street
Condon
Payn
Frye
Long
Wayah Bald Peak Holds Southern Motor Road Landmark
Wayah Bald in the Nantahala National Forest near Franklin North Carolina at 5400 feet is described as the only high mountain in the southern Appalachians with a motor road to its peak.
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Wayah Bald
Nantahala National Forest
Franklin
N. C
Appalachians
Laska Guilty Witness Held For Perjury
In Oklahoma City AP report Ben B. Laska Denver attorney convicted of conspiracy in Urschel kidnap case. His star witness Mrs Molly Edison Denver attorney arrested for perjury. Jury verdict sealed till after morning session. Bond set at 5000 pending hearing.
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Oklahoma City
Ben B. Laska
Denver
Charles F. Urschel
Molly ©. Edison
James,c. Mathers
Laska
Friay
Mathers
Harvey Bailey
Bates
Bailey
Alcatraz
Edison
America
Deaths Mrs Lucy Lemon Diserens Pioneer Of Iowa
Mrs Lucy Lemon Diserens widow of Frederick L Diserens died at 125 Twelfth street NE Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. Born January 30 1858 in Canton New York she homesteaded near Spirit Lake and later lived in Sioux City Cedar Rapids. Surviving are two sons a daughter and a grandson all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at Grace Episcopal church Monday at 10 am with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call Turner chapel until 9 pm Sunday.
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Lucy Lemon Diserens
Frederick L. Diserens
Twelfth Street
Canton
N. Y
Dickinson County
Spirit Lake
B. C. R. and N
Estherville
Sioux City
A. L. McLaughlin
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Chapel
William McBain Found Dead At Home In Cedar Rapids
William E. McBain a 67 year old painter of 926 E avenue NW Cedar Rapids was found dead on his kitchen floor about 4 p m Friday by neighbors who reported he had not been seen since last Sunday Coroner C E Irwin ruled natural causes no inquest funeral 2 p m Monday Turner chapel Rev L D Stubbs to officiate burial Linwood cemetery he is survived by son Billy nine stepson Milo Kouba and stepdaughter Mrs R E Ralston all of Cedar Rapids
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William E. McBain
E Avenue NW
McBain
C. E. Irwin
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
L. D. Stubbs
Linwood Cemetery
Billy
R. E. Ralston
Milo Kouba
Obituary of Joseph Colles Roadmaster in Cedar Rapids
Joseph Colles aged 74 a roadmaster for the Rock Island at Dows and a well known figure in Cedar Rapids died in a hospital at Iowa City at 8 p m Friday. He was born in Prague Bohemia on July 12 1874 and entered railroad service on July 1 1892 as part of the B C R and N later part of the railroad system.
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Joseph Colles
Rock Island
Dows
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Prague
Bohemia
B.C. R. and
Rock Island Railman Promoted to Foreman Then Roadmaster
On August 1, 1898 he was promoted to section foreman and became roadmaster December 16, 1916. Surviving are his widow and three adult children, all of Dows. Funeral services will be held in Dows Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Rock Island
Dows
Funeral Services for W A Stebbins in La Porte City
Funeral services for W A Stebbins former Cedar Rapids resident who died in the west will be held at the Presbyterian church in La Porte City on Wednesday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev R Q Lady Burial will be in West View cemetery
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W.A. Stebbins
Cedar Rapids
West
Presbyterian Church
la Porte City
R. Q. Lady
West View Cemetery
Funeral Services for Charles Rudish Held Monday
Funeral services for Charles Rudish are set for the Polansky chapel at 8 30 a m and St Wenceslaus church at 9 with Rev Father August Vojacek presiding. Burial will follow in St Johns cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Charles Rudish
Polansky Chapel
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
St. John’s Cemetery
City Briefs and Personals
Charles Ray of 814 Sixth Avenue SE was fined $1 and costs in police court for over time parking. A. G. Smid of Center Point Road NE left Friday for Chicago to visit his son Theodore and attend the Yankee-White Sox game. Mrs. Mary McMeel of 350 Rockford Road SW returned from Coggon after the death of her brother-in-law Tom McMeel.
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Charles Ray
Sixth Avenue SE
A. G. Smid
Center Point Road
Chicago
Theodore
Mary McMeel
Rockford Road
Coggon
Tom McMeel
Four Grocers Headed to National Retail Grocers Meet
Four local grocers Walter Hubbard Bert Humbert Emil Surry and R D Chord will travel by car tonight to Indianapolis for the National Retail Grocers convention from June 16 to 20.
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Indianapolis
Walter Hubbard
Bert Humbert
Emil Surry
R. D. Chord
City Issues Second Warning On Grass Dumping
Dave Williams commissioner of streets warns residents to stop dumping grass in the streets. If continued, city workmen will collect the grass and charge the cost to the property owners.
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Dave Williams
Moravec Returns to Fort Riley After Leave and Shattuck Alumni Event
Lieut. Marvin E. Moravec resumes duties at Fort Riley Kansas after ten days' leave spent with his parents Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Moravec 2325 Grande avenue SE. He attended the seventy fifth commencement of Shattuck Military academy Faribault Minnesota, his alma mater.
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Marvin E. Moravec
Fort Riley
Kan
E. L. Moravec
Grande Avenue
Shattuck Military Academy
Faribault
Minn
Fined In Police Court For Toxication And Disorderly Conduct
Fines of 10 dollars and costs were assessed in police court Saturday for intoxication against Cecil Mead 38 of 1321 E avenue NE W. A. Devlin 47 of Winthrop and Frank Panek of Mount Vernon. On disorderly conduct charges Jake Adams 38 and Grace Buterie 38 were fined 25 dollars and costs each.
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Cecil Mead
E Avenue NE
W. A. Devlin
Winthrop
Frank Panek
Mount Vernon
Jake Adams
Grace Buterie
Woman Misplaces Coin Purse at Interurban Station
Mrs J A Steyne of 640 Eighteenth Avenue SW reported losing a coin purse at the interurban station around 2 30 PM Friday. It contained ten dollars a coffee coupon and a grocery list. She returned shortly after but the purse was not found.
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J. A. Steyne
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Haney Wins GE Sales Award for Top U.S. Leader
J. R. Haney of 2220 Upland Drive SE is notified by General Electric that he led all company salesmen in a recent campaign. He will receive a reward trip through the East including two weeks at the Pane Merchandise in Bridgeport.
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J. R. Haney
Upland Drive SE
General Electric Company
United States
Bridgeport
Onn
Wanted Woman Arrested in Waterloo Fraud Case
Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon arrested Lavonne Adams also known as Lavonne Burrell for obtaining money under false pretenses and turned her over to Waterloo authorities. She was tracked to a local hotel where she was registered around 9 p.m. on a tip from Waterloo.
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Larry Condon
Lavonne Adams
Waterloo
Condon
Lavonne Burrell
Newsies At State Theater Enjoy Two Features
Cedar Rapids Gazette newsies were guests of manager John N. Krier at State Theater on Friday evening and enjoyed Uncle Sam's fighting G-men in Let Em Have It, plus Laughs in A Night At the Ritz, an inside look at a city police department and the other feature.
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The
Cedar Rapids Gazette Newsies
John N. Krier
State Theater
Uncle Sam
the Ritz
Level Off Asphalt Paving Experimented by City Workers
Street department workers tested a scraping machine Saturday on First Avenue between Eighth and Tenth Streets to remove asphalt irregularities before applying a new coat. Mayor Frank K. Hahn said successful results could lead to repairing other asphalt streets.
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First Avenue
Eighth
Tenth
Frank K. Hahn
Births Report Two Sons Born at St Luke's Hospital
Mr and Mrs M R Booze of 855 First Avenue E welcome a son born June 14 at St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs Max Padzensky of 511 Tenth Street SE welcome a son born June 14 at St Luke's hospital.
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M. R. Booze
First Avenue E
St. Luke's Hospital
Max Padzensky
Tenth Street SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Marion Circle Guests Enjoy Midweek Meeting at Patschke Home
U S Circle members and guests gathered Wednesday at Mrs G A Patschke home for a program of readings vocal solos piano pieces and a play Spring Has Come led by Mrs I R Drake and with performances by several local residents. Refreshments followed for about forty attendees.
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U. S
G. A. Patschke
Frank Webber
Jennette Titus
Billy Creglow
Lois Lockwood
Frederick Pfeifer
Cedar Rapids
H. G. Stitzel
Ednad Roberts
Irvin Scott
Bobby Scott
D. I. Hoskins
H. E. Erwin
F. N. Webber
I. R. Drake
C. R. Creglow
Carl Wiley
Ed Bills
L. A. Dunn
Charles Towers
Ada Fernow
Towers
Marjorie Towers
Marion Towers
Harold Scott
Lucile Robertson
Phyllis Jean Hladek
Dunn
Faye Davies
Mildred
Mary
Maxine Elkin
Marjorie
Mation Towers
Detective Carroll Death Attributed To Natural Causes
Dan Franco, associate of Detective O E Carroll of Iowa City, said the El Centro coroner ruled Carrolls death a natural cause likely a heart attack. An autopsy found no stomach contents indicating poisoning, no room disturbance, and no foul play marks. The family plans burial in Iowa City, likely Tuesday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Franco
O. E. Carroll
Iowa City
el Centro
Calif
Carroll
France
England Breaks Fresh Fruit Consumption Record
English per person fresh fruit intake rose to 95 pounds in the last year. Oranges averaged 24 pounds per person and bananas 12 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Marion Area Church Services Schedule
Local churches list Sunday services Bible schools and worship times across Marian area churches. Notable speakers include Rev. Benedict Cedar Rapids and Rev. Krog Marshalltown, with varied times from 9:45 to 11:30 a.m. and afternoon services at 1:30 p.m.
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Prairieburg
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Miss Whitcomb
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John M. Walters
Blodgett Cemetery
Central City
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Platteville, Wis
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Oxford
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J. Taube
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Irvin Ford
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C. E. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Fred Ilen
Marshalltown
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Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
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