Hog Markets Steadier Amid Light Receipts and Moderate Demand
Chicago hog markets steadied after a week and a half of gains as receipts were light. Prices were largely steady with sows up to 10 cents higher and top values around 4.10, 3.60 to 4.05 for the bulk. Cattle and sheep trends were mixed, with Chicago trade steady to firm on fed steers while East Buffalo and East St. Louis showed varied moves.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
HEA
Cattle and sheep market results from Sioux City area
Receipts around 2000 cattle and 2000 sheep with varied prices. Steers traded up to 7.40 per cwt, heifers around 6.40, bulls and feeders steady to firm, sow and feeder pig prices listed. Lambs mostly not sold, Idaho and light yearlings noted with prices near 5.90 to 6.00 for best offerings.
Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed Across Markets in Kansas City
Receipts at Kansas City show hogs uneven with steady to 10 higher than Monday. Top pork price $3.60 for 170 lb pigs. Cattle and calves at CA include steers 800 lbs at $7.60 and 900-1100 lbs from $6.25 to $7.75. Sheep and lambs reported lighter on lambs and steady on sheep with Colorado lambs around $6.25 and native lambs near $6.10 for the better lots.
Omaha cattle and hog market receipts and price ranges
Market notes show hog receipts 9 600 with lights and butchers mostly steady and 5c lower on some shipping accounts. Iowa receipts mix with top hogs around 3.50, packer tops 3.25, feeder pigs 2. fifty to 3.00, cows 2.75 to 3.00, and stags 2.25 to 2.50. In Iowa and Nebraska, fed steers and yearlings rise up to 7.50 with several loads at 7.35 to 7.50 and choice 1 187-lb weights at 7.75. beef cows 2.75 to 4.25, cutters 1.50 to 2.50. Sheep and lambs show weakness early, with native lambs 5.90 to 6.99 and good feeding lambs 4.50 to 5.00. Receipts about 4 500 with 20 percent feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South ST. Paul
U.bes
Wee & S
Sioux City
S. Dept. Agri
Omaha
Weicht
Cattle and Sheep Market Report With Receipts and Prices
Receipts: cattle 4000, calves 2000, sheep 9000. Fed steer prices firm to 25 cents higher. slaughter steers and heifers range 3.50 to 7.50 per cwt with tops around 7.65. Texas grass cattle 4.50 to 5.75. cows 32.75 to 73.50. veal and bulls varied. Sheep market slow with lambs and throws, weights 90 pounds and up, around 7.00 to 7.50 for good. lighter and cull class 0.50 to 1.75.
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Eenerarin Askine
Iowa Hog Receipts Drop Amid Mixed 24 Hour Prices
Des Moines AP reports U S Department of Agriculture figures show pork yard receipts in interior Iowa southern areas for the latest 24 hour period ending Tuesday morning were 10 compared with 16 100 last week and 9 000 a year ago Prices for good to choice hogs ranged from 3 20 to 3 60 per pound with various weight brackets and packing costs cited including 60-180 Ibs at 3 10 to 4 73 55 and 350 Ibs around 3 00 to 3 50. overall trading described as fairly active with notable shifts by weight and size categories.
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TOWA
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriconcentration
Ne Ng
Iowa
Coe Ae
Iowa Hog Prices Across Markets Reported by AP
Tuesday hog prices at Iowa markets show varied bids by weight. Best sorted lights 180-230 lbs $3.40, medium 240-260 lbs $3.30, heavy 270-300 lbs $3.20, prime heavy 310-350 lbs $3.10, packing sows $2.70, other weights range from $2.15 to $3.30 with several categories listed.
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Iowa
Associated Press
ASO
Toledo Market Update on CLO and Hay Prices
Market notes show CLO at 60 with closing price and cash price at 8.75 per unit. Hay priced at 80 cents per cwt as reported from Toledo market listings.
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Toledo
Grain Prices and Shipment Rates Reported
The notice lists flour and bran prices with fast shipment figures. It shows flour at 16.219 units and bran at 11.50, along with standard middlings priced at 10.00. The values reflect market rates and delivery speeds for bulk commodities.
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UR Market
Unepeedi
Wheat Prices Steady Near Close Amid Tax Trade Dullness
Chicago prices for wheat hovered just above the prior close in a dull session on the board of trade as a new 5 cent per 100 commodity tax curbed trading. Corn oats and rye mirrored the trend with light activity and minimal price movement. Provisions remained steady as Liverpool finished near unchanged to lower. cash prices fell slightly and receipts were reported at multiple markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Movement Prices and Grades Noted in Chicago Market
Chicago cash grain quotes show No 2 hard 50 29 4c No 1 yellow 2 mix No 2 red No 2 hard 49 6c corn No 6 mixed No 2 yellow 31 22c oats No white 32c barley timothy 2 75 3.00 per bushel with ribs and bellies priced. no sales reported.
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Chicago
Minneapolis cash grain market report with mixed wheat pricing
AP notes Minneapolis market activity with 51 car receipts from 70 years ago. Wheat prices show No 1 northern around 54 to 65 and dark northern ranges from 57 to 64 cents. Durum and yellow wheat values listed. Oats No 3 white bids at 20 to 21 cents.
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Minneapolis
Bond Markets See Low Activity Across New York Issues
In New York, bond trading was quiet on Tuesday with few price moves besides select issues. German government bonds remained a focus. Reichsmarks rose briefly as German Agricultural Bank and Corporate obligations held a steady course. Railroad bonds showed tentative improvement while American Telephone and Consolidated Gas stayed steady or rose slightly.
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NEW York Bonds
NEW York
Neway
Som
Soe
Western Cateng
International Telephones
Liberty Bonds Prices Close Up on Treasury Notes Market
U S government bonds show Liberty 2s at 101 2, Liberty 4s at 101 18, Liberty 4s 4s at 104, Treasury 45s around 102 12, and Treasury 39s in the 40 43 range amid market activity. The figures reflect ongoing demand and price movements for key government securities.
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U. S
Liberty
Bert
Treasury
Easury
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Market Listings
A ledger of grain prices and multiple market listings from Cedar Rapids includes No. 3 yellow hay, various baled hays and straw, hens, roosters, veal hens, and wholesale fruits and vegetables with California Valencias at 3.50 per unit and other produce prices. The column also lists a broad set of stock quotes and company names under a local business section.
Legend of Mu Eee Tied to Sun Goddesses
A cryptic note references a Japanese legend about mu eee devised by the sun goddess from a cave where it was hidden. The fragment hints at divine origin and a cave retirement motif without clear names or dates.
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Mueee
Local Hog Prices Rise on Slight Market Advance
Local hog market moves higher with all grades up by a nickel. Top hogs reach about 3.20 per hundredweight for 240 to 260 pound and larger animals. Prime hogs and choice lambs show stronger demand across weight classes, with prices listed for various sizes and packers.
Wall Street Stocks Turn Heavy After Early Firmness
New York stocks traded heavily in the afternoon on Tuesday after an earlier firm session. Major declines hit American Telephone American Tobacco B American Can Allied Chemical and Coca Cola by a few points while Union Pacific Santa Fe and Case fell about one. Volume rose to about 500000 shares.
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New York
American
Telephone
Tobacco
American Can
Allied Chemical
Coca Cola
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Case
Market stalls as stocks struggle after dividends omission
New York shares showed little movement with minor gains wiped out after American Smelting withheld preferred dividends. Bonds remained firm though insufficient to lift equities amid ongoing liquidation speculation and attention to Lausanne conference and Democratic convention. Freight car loadings rose about 54,000 vs Memorial Day decline, leaving traders cautious.
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New York
American Smelting
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Chicago Power Plant Briefs and Trading Notes
Chaotic OCR fragment mentions Chicago, futures, storage, and a July date with 17 percent. References to an operator, standards, and an AP-style line about 8 cars, unchanged. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable beyond Chicago context.
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Chicago
Srisecaine Andeaa- Tak
Ena
Exchange Rates World Markets Mixed on Allied and European Currencies
The foreign exchange market shows mixed movement with several nations quoting varied rates. Notable figures include Great Britain at 3.6038, Belgium around 3.90, Holland near 0.40, and Sweden about 0.1851 with other European currencies listed, reflecting unsettled trading.
Funeral for Mrs Wheeler Set for Wednesday
Mrs. Ella Wheeler died in Los Angeles on June 10. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Turner chapel with Rev. Melvin Welke officiating and burial at Mechanicsville.
Mrs John Shuell Dies At Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs John Shuell 71 died at 637 Tenth Street SE Cedar Rapids at 8 30 am Tuesday after a six week illness. A Cedar Rapids resident for 15 years she was formerly of Parnell. Survived by husband two sons T H Shuell of Chicago J L Shuell of Cedar Rapids four daughters Mrs J B Nolan of Cedar Rapids Mrs J F Gallagher of Parnell Mrs R Podzimek of Cedar Rapids and Irene at home two sisters Miss Catherine and Miss Margaret Cavell of Kansas City and a brother James Cavell of Parnell Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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John Shuell
Tenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Parnell
T. H. Shuell
Chicago
J. L. Shuell
J. B. Nolan
J. F. Gallagher
R. Podzimek
Irene
Catherine
Margaret Cavell
Kansas City
James Cavell
Charles Servison Funeral Services Details
Funeral services for Charles Servison will take place in Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. E W Brown officiating. Burial follows at Garrison with brief grave services at 4 p.m.
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Charles Servison
Turner Chapel
E. W. Brown
Garrison
Funeral services for Mrs Mary J Wilson at Keota church
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary J. Wilson will be held at United Presbyterian church in Keota Iowa at 10 am on Wednesday. The Rev Gordon will officiate and burial will follow in Keota cemetery.
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Wilson
Mary J. Wilson
United Presbyterian Church
Keota
Mr. Gordon
Citation Hearing Continued In District Court
A citation hearing set for Tuesday in district court was postponed to September 3 at 9 a.m. Judge A B Clark issued the entry. Mr and Mrs H P Chapman and L M Chapman were ordered to appear for examination regarding their property. W F Main holder of a 440.88 promissory note judgment against the Chapmans alleged attempts to shield property from the judgment by transfer.
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District Court
A. B. Clark
H. P. Chapman
L. M. Chapman
Chapman
W. F. Main
L A Andrew Authorized to Pay Bank Claims Total
Judge A B Clark in district court Tuesday authorized receiver L A Andrew of Coggan State bank to pay claims totaling 4108.18. Preferred claims amount to 3697.97 with additional preferred claims totaling 410.21.
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L. A. Andrew
Coggan State Bank
A. B. Clark
Lally Divorce Action Dismissed in District Court
Ida S. Lally’s divorce suit against John C. Lally was dismissed by the plaintiff before Judge A. B. Clark in district court.
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Ida S. Lally
John C. Lally
A. B. Clark
Judge Orders Sternberg to Appear for Judgment Examination
District Court Judge A B Clark on Tuesday ordered Ben Sternberg to appear June 29 at 9 am for examination regarding property that could satisfy the judgment. In another matter Joseph Okinow obtained a $60 judgment against Sternberg in a promissory note suit in Justice S C Wiles' court earlier in June and filed for examination too.
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A. B. Clark
District Court
Ben Sternberg
Clark
Joseph Okinow
Inberg
S. C
Springville Man Seeks Judgment on Promissory Note
J. W. Brown of Springville asks judgment of 432.33 in district court in a promissory note action against Ward B. Kimball of Oklahoma and Matilda Kimball of California.
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J. W. Brown
Springville
Ward B. Kimball
Oklahoma
Matilda Kimball
California
Lloyd and Elliott Sues Janeba and Brosh for 156 Dollars
Lloyd and Elliott, Inc. seeks a district court judgment of 156 dollars against Janeba and Brosh, a partnership of Joseph J. Janeba and Frank A. Brosh, on an alleged advertising service contract.
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Lloyd and Elliott, Inc
Janeba and Brosh
Joseph J. Janeba
Frank A. Brosh
Belle McDonald Divorced from John C Mc Donald in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids district court Judge A B Clark grants Belle McDonald 53 a divorce from John C Mc Donald 52 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married earlier and are now legally separated.
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Belle McDonald
John C. McDonald
A. B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Marriage Licenses Filed in Iowa Counties
Henry Klouda of Ely and Henrietta Hekl of Cedar Rapids applied for licenses. Louis J. Koenig of Linn County and Alma Kalthoff of Chickasaw County also filed licenses.
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Henry Klouda
Ely
Henrietta Hekl
Cedar Rapids
Louis J. Koenig
Linn County
Alma Kalthoff
Chickasaw County
Markets steady as Chicago Produce reports mixed poultry quotes
AP market notes in Chicago show Alive receipts 53 trucks with fowls 12 12c leg horn broilers 12 424 13 ̵ percent cents fryers 2 3 0 16c springs over 3 lbs 19c roosters 10 12c spring ducks 8 9c spring geese 8c. ER receipts 16 394 about steady prices. S receipts 19 484 firm, new stock about steady. total U S stock. Sacked per cwt Southern 1.30 1.40. few fine fakes slow trading. Idaho buyers scarce.
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Chicago
Unem
U. Ss
New York Produce Prices Mixed Across Potatoes and Poultry
Market notes show up state and Maine prices for potatoes with Canada highs. Sweet potatoes and lard futures listed with moderate demand. Poultry steady with varied quotes for eggs milk and butter. Sugar prices shown including raw and refined varieties.
St Joseph Livestock Market Report
Receipts: hogs 6 500, cattle 1 700. Hogs steady with top at 3.55, bulk 160-220 lb 3.40-3.50, light hogs 3.00-3.36, sows 2.50-2.75. Packers inactive. Cattle active and steady to strong with calves, yearlings and steers firm. 915 lb yearlings 7.50, heavy weights scarce. stockers and feeders steady to firm. cows 3.80-4.30, and bulls around 5. }
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
Iu. S. Dept
Veekins
Wee
ST. Joseph Livestock
S&t. Joseph
U. S&s. Dept. Agriculture
Standelll
Wets Lead Minnesota Vote in Early Primary Returns
Early returns from Minnesota's statewide primaries show wets leading in the issue of repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Candidates from three parties seek at large nominations with 88 candidates among nine picks per ticket, amid a complex tabulation across 3,715 precincts.
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ST. Paul
Farmer-Laborites
Silas M. Bryan
Minneapolis
Bryan
Nebraska
W. J. Bry
Minnesota
Brown
Ellsworth
Hogland
Regan
van Dyke
Two Enginemen Die As Capitol Limited Explodes Near Pittsburgh
In Allison Park near Pittsburgh an explosion of the Capitol Limited boiler killed engineer O. B. Smith and fireman H. E. Scott. The Baltimore and Ohio train's passengers were unharmed and rerouted via New Castle Junction. no injuries reported among travelers.
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Pittsburgh
INL
New York
Chicago
Capitol Limited
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Allison Park
Here
O. B. Smith
H. E. Scott
New Castle Junction
Police Debunk White House Bomb Plot Hoax Report
Washington police and federal authorities spent an all night search for a described automobile loaded with explosives believed to target the White House. Investigators say they know the hoaxer’s identity but have not disclosed possible action.
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White House
Washington (Ap
Washington
Martin Leads Maine Governorship Race
With two thirds of precincts counted Burleigh Martin of Augusta held a solid lead in the Republican gubernatorial race over Lewis O Barrows of Newport. Martin had 19596 votes to Barrows 14500 with about 400 separating Thurston of Bethel and Brann of Lewiston for the Democratic nomination.
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Portland
Burleigh Martin
Augusta
Maine Senate
Lewis O. Barrows
Newport
Martin
Barrows
Paul C. Thurston
Bethel
Louis J. Brann
Lewiston
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Chile and Mexico City
A severe earthquake shock was recorded in Santiago at 2 a.m. Tuesday with damage extent undetermined. In Mexico City a short sharp tremor was felt Monday night, details sparse.
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Santiago
Chile
Mexico City
Captain Dickson Fails To Break Trans-Continental Air Record
Captain James Dickson who left Santa Monica with three passengers aimed to lower the trans continental flight record but was forced to land at Kylertown Pennsylvania Monday night officials from the department of commerce announced.
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Newark
N. J
James Dickson
Santa Monica
Calif
Kylertown
Department of Commerce
Hibben Retires After 20-Year Princeton Presidency
Princeton University president John Grier Hibben retires after twenty years at the helm following a doctor of letters degree conferred on the fiftieth anniversary of his graduation from Princeton. He ends a long tenure shaping the university's direction in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
John Grier
Hibben
Princeton University
Dr Pilz Adopts New Spelling to Foil Puns
Jersey City AP reports Dr George F Pilz formally added a single t to his surname becoming Dr Piltz on Monday to curb punsters and avoid jokes about his name in public.
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Jersey City
George F. Pilz
Piltz
High Fence Fails To Stop A Five Dollar Thief
An intruder ripped three boards from a fence around the Cities Service oil house at Second street and Ninth avenue SW, entered between 12 and 1 pm, and stole a cash box with about $5 in change and nearly $50 in checks. Detective Powers investigated for the police department.
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Cities Service Company Oil
Second Street
Ninth Avenue
Powers
Police Department
Births in Marion and at St Luke's June 19
Born to Mr and Mrs G F Cary of Marion a daughter on June 19 at St Luke's. Also a birth to Mr and Mrs Wesley Kubik of 1422 Avenue SE on June 19 at St Luke's.
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G. F. Cary
Marion
St. Luke's
Wesley Kubik
Funeral services for John J. Reardon held at St Josephs
Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. at St Josephs Catholic church for John J Reardon who died Monday in a Chicago hospital. The Rev Father W M Jeuck of Cashton Wis his nephew will celebrate the requiem high mass assisted by the local pastor and the Rev Father Alvin Dual of Eau Claire Wis. Burial will follow in St Marys cemetery Mineral Point. Reardon a Milwaukee passenger conductor had served the railroad 53 years and leaves a widow Nettie Rein hart and daughter Joan. Born December 23 1862 in Calamine Wis he married Barbara Schillen in 1887. He later married Mrs Nettie Rein hart in 1928. He was a member of the Order of Railway Conductors division No 268 and St Josephs church.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John J. Reardon
Chicago
W. M. Jeuck
Cashton
Wis
T. J. McElliott
Alvin Dual
Eau Claire
Mineral Point
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Reardon
Milwaukee
Omaha
Milwaukee Railroad
Calamine
Barbara Schillen
Nettie Reinhart
Joan
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Stone City Hosts Alcock Newlin and Silker Meeting
George Alcock Gene Newlin and Theodore Silker were in Stone City last night for a local gathering. The event drew residents and sparked discussion among attendees about community concerns.
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George Alcock
Gene Newlin
Theodore Silker
Stone City
Bank Depositors Gain By Increased Value Of Dollar
Americans who held money in savings banks profited about twelve billion dollars since the 1929 crash due to the dollar’s higher buying power. The figures show total deposits of 67.46 billion now versus 55.18 billion in 1929 after deducting suspensions and bank failures, with a 3 percent interest addition and a 22 percent rise in purchasing power. One 1929 dollar is now worth 1.22 dollars.
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New York
Suspens Ie Som
Ces Sda
Wadbersei
Death Of Girl 4 Found to be Arsenic Poisoning
In St Louis the coroner investigated the death of 4 year old Mary Katherine Whitson after arsenic poisoning was found. Her 5 year old brother Dolan died earlier of pneumonia and the family said Norman 2 years old fell ill but survived.
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ST. Louis
Mary Katherine Whitson
Dever
Dolan
Mary
Norman
John Whitson
St. Louis County
Capone Jail Term Dropped by Court on Contempt Sentence
The U S circuit court of appeals dismissed a six months jail sentence against Al Capone for contempt of court in evading a grand jury summons. The court ruled the term should be served concurrently with the income tax evasion sentence already facing.
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Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
al Capone
Cowboy Candidate Ladd Uses Ads for Campaign
Oklahoma City reports A Noble Ladd seeks the democratic nomination for congressman at large and has gotten over 900 replies to a want ad asking for someone to take care of his chickens while he serves.
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Oklahoma City
A. Noble Ladd
Diamond Ball Scores From Monday A Division League
Fragmentary sports note lists teams and players with unclear scores and matchups. Mentions Central Pres, St James, Christian, Babcock, Scheppie, Myers, Calvens, and Baptiet Church teams in a local league context with mixed legible fragments.
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Scheppie
Club Notes And Social Updates In Newhall Area
Miss Phylis Moller returns to Newhall after a week with aunt Mrs Clarence Reiter. The A Square W Square Four-H club meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at Miss Marjorie Towers home. Mr and Mrs H A Davies and Mr and Mrs D M Finn of Clarion visit Mr and Mrs John Burmingham. Mrs Ethyle Wood Burmingham sang at the DeMolay conclave installation service.
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Phylis Moller
Newhall
Clarence Reiter
Marjorie Toweers
H. A. Davies
D. M. Finn
Clarion
John Burmingham
Ethyle Wood Burmingham
Colfax Circle Rebekah Lodge Holds Brief Thursday Meeting
The Colfax Circle of Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 will meet at 2:30 p.m. Thursday for a brief business session followed by cards. W. C. Partridge has returned to Chicago after visiting his Marion family over the weekend.
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Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
W. C. Partridge
Chicago
Marion
Centennial Encampment Meeting Report
Centennial Encampment No. 91 of the I O O F met Monday night in the I O O F hall for its regular session. Members discussed lodge business and planned upcoming community events.
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Centennial Encampment
I. O. O. F. Hall
Clarion residents join trip to Anamosa
Mr and Mrs H A Davies Mr and Mrs D M Finn of Clarion Mrs Ralph Smoyer and her son Tommy and Charles Arthur Birmingham of this city spent Monday at Anamosa.
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H. A. Davies
D. M. Finn
Clarion
Ralph Smoyer
Tommy
Charles Arthur Birmingham
Anamosa
Canton Marion Patriarchs Militant to Meet Wednesday
Canton Marion No 7 Patriarchs Militant will convene at 8 p.m. in the I O O F hall. The Ladies Auxiliary is scheduled to meet as well.
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Canton
Marion
Patriarchs Militant
I. O. O. F. Hall
Diamond club dinner and dance for Mid-Continent members
Diamond club members of Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp Cedar Rapids host a 6 30 dinner at the New area Cards and dancing will follow for wives and friends in attendance.
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Diamond Club
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation of
Cedar Rapids
Local Farm Offers Fresh Produce Under Gazette Classifieds
Farmers advertise berries cherries spring fruits vegetables eggs and more for sale under classification 33 in The Gazette Want Ad section inviting buyers to visit.
Ellis and Busby Visit Muscatine Relative
Mr and Mrs Jack Ellis of Muscatine were weekend guests in the home of Mrs Susie Busby. Mrs Busby who had been visiting there last week returned with them.
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Jack Ellis
Muscatine
Miss Josephine Holsinger Visits Marion Cousins
Miss Josephine Holsinger of Chicago stays with her cousin Mrs. Elmer King in Marion. Her friend Miss Helen Brandt traveled with her and left Sunday for Council Bluffs. Mr. and Mrs. King will escort Holsinger to Fulton, DL to visit her mother.
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Josephine Holsinger
Chicago
Elmer King
Helen Brandt
Marion
Council Bluffs
Mrs. King
Miss Holsinger
Fulton, DL
Priscilla Guild Meeting Set at Alcock Home
Members of the Priscilla Guild of the Congregational church are asked to meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Alcock. A five o'clock tea will be served to the women and the men are invited to supper at 6. The hostesses will be Mrs. Alcock, Mrs. W. R. Barber, Mrs. W. A. Jackson, Mrs. Dan Stamy and Mrs. T. Murray.
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Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
James Alcock
Alcock
W. R. Barber
W. A. Jackson
Dan Stamy
T. Murray
Surprise party honors Mrs. Turner on birthday
Marcella Turner of 788 Fifth Avenue entertained at a surprise party for her mother Mrs. William J. Turner on her birthday. The evening featured a five hundred game with prizes won by Mrs. C. E. Reiter first Mrs. Harry D. Rockey second and Mrs. Newton of Cedar Rapids consolation. Twenty guests attended and refreshments followed a green and pink color theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Turner
Fifth Avenue
William J. Turner
C. E. Reiter
Harry D. Rockey
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Birthday party honors Virginia Boyle at 1100 Seventeenth Street
Mrs. Joe Boyle hosted a sixth birthday celebration for daughter Virginia with games and a treasure hunt. Mrs. Kenneth Nebelung assisted. refreshments followed. Guests included Marilyn Fontaine, Joanne Miller, Shirlee Miller, Suzanne Miller, Dorothy Knapp, Catherine Kassler, Peggy Partridge, Barbara Fitzgerald, Janet Elder, Margaret Christianson, Pauline Taylor, Kenneth Nebelung, Thomas Benedict, Patricia Benedict, Dorothy Jon, Joanna Jon, and Virginia Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Boyle
Seventeenth Street
Virginia
Boyle
Kenneth Nebelung
Marilyn
Richard Fontaine
Joanne
Shirlee Miller
Suzanne Miller
Dorothy Knapp
Catherine Kassler
Peggy Partridge
Barbara Fitzgerald
Janet Elder
Margaret Christianson
Pauline Taylor
Thomas
Patricia Benedict
Dorothy Ee Dorothy
Joanna Jon
Virginia Boyle
Delegates Named for State Auxiliary to American Legion
Delegates to the state convention of the Auxiliary to the American Legion were elected at a Marion unit meeting in Thomas park. Mrs. Bleakly Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Sinnninger will attend in Cedar Rapids August 10 11 and 12 with alternates Mrs. Roberts Kassler and Balster. A report on the unemployment relief conference was given, and plans for the July meeting in Thomas park were discussed after a picnic supper for thirty five Legionnaires and Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Marion Unit
Thomas Park
William Bleakly
Lee Fitzgerald
Della Senninger
Ray Roberts
Carl Kassler
W. H. Balster
Bleakly
Legionaires
Reunion Helps S A Fontaine Hosts Family Gathering
Mrs. S A Fontaine and her Davenport sister Mrs J C Quinn hosted a Fielman reunion at 1197 Lincoln Drive. Thirty two guests attended, with summer flowers adorning tables. John Fielman of Newhall was the oldest attendee among a list of relatives from Newhall, What Cheer, Vinton, Van Horne, Keystone and Mt. Vernon area communities.
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S. A. Fontaine
J. C. Quinn
Davenport
Fielman
Ethel
Francis Benzing
E. A. Jacobs
Vinton
Izabert Fielman
Roy
O. H. Hoke
van Horne
Floyd Smittkamp
Keystone
J. C. Barnhart
J. C
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Col G & Elec
Sears Roebuck
Beth Eager
Nevada Copper
Ordente
Brook Map T
NYNHH
Briggs Miz
Nor Pac
Bucyrus Erie
North Amn
Burroughs Adg
Ohio Oil
Byers
Otis
Li Cal & Hecla
Otis Steel
Canada Dry
Packard Mirs
Para Publix
Penn RR
Pennroad
Cerro de Pasco
Peepies Gas
Ches & Ohio
Phillips Pet
Ches Corpn
Pillsbury
G d
Proctor Gambel
CM &P& P
Pub Soc No
St P&p
Pullman Co
Cheo & NW
Chgo
Conti Oil del
Asitand i
Mand N Jeer
Curtis Wright
Davison Che Foster Fer
Trans- Lees
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Gen Cigars
Uni Aircraft
Uni
Bendix
Acserais
Wall St
Bay MA
Hay
Soaman Exchange
Great Britain
Vere
Court House News
W York
Steaway
Maine
Canada
Bsc. Plo
Long Island
Americas
Pacific Coasts
U.S
Dr. Hibben
Dr. Pills
J. J. Reardon
W A. Latham of
DeWitt
A. J Dahn
Eighth Street
Edison Pharmacy
Nelle Powers
Bert Taylor
Capone
Myers
Forieit
St. James
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!