Hog Prices Regain Strength as Receipts Dip
Hog prices firmed with slight drop in receipts across key markets. Chicago traded mostly 10c higher with bulk at 4.60 to 4.70, while Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo showed modest gains and overall totals reflected slow but steadier demand amid hot weather across the Midwest.
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Chicago
Middle West
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
No. Ave. Amt
Et & Butchers
East St
East St. Louis
Cincinnat
Pittsurgh
St Louis
Advance in Grain Prices Wiped Out by Profit Taking
Chicago market overview notes a broad profit taking selloff wiping out most earlier grain gains after an initial rise. Wheat, corn, oats, rye show declines or mixed moves as selling accelerates. Cash prices largely unchanged with receipts mainly around 10 to 29 cars. Provisions steady amid a weaker dollar and buying at open, though late stock weakness weighs on sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Bond Market Summary From New York Trading
Market notes show cautious activity in New York bonds with limited price swings and modest gains across several sectors. Traders cite thin liquidity and mixed data as factors shaping demand while issuers’ yields remain anchored by benchmark Treasuries.
Grain Movement and Prices Report From Minneapolis Market
Grain receipts and price notes from Minneapolis show mixed bids for corn and oats with No 2 red and No 4 mixed categories, while wheat and oats display varied gains and losses. The report records cash values, percentages, and open prices across the market, highlighting lower bids for certain wheat grades and fluctuating oat and corn quotes amid processing and storage activity.
Wall Street Stocks Rise Early Then Falter on Profit-Taking
Wall St stocks surged in early trade as the dollar slipped, but profit-taking pushed gains into modest territory. Volume was heavy with roughly 5.6 million shares changing hands as advances narrowed and some leaders faded. Major gainers included Case, American Can, Celanese, Allied Chemical, General Electric and Southern Pacific, while GM weighed and several large issues drifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Amerean Con
Nea Trans Westinghouse
Tod Monsalle
Chemical US Steel
Antrean
Delaware and Hudson
Case
Anerean Telephone
Anton Pae
New York
Spreuster
American Can Celanese
Allied Chemical
General Flectne
Southern Pacific
American Sugar Refining
American Pelephone
qQuarees
General Motors
Uo S Industrial
Markets Focus on Government Action Amid Weak Dollar
Markets eye government steps on major issuers Alcohol Union Pacific Du Pont National Distillers and New York Central as the dollar remains weak. Analysts say rising agricultural purchasing power could bolster commodity and stock values, confirming recent market strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
du Pont
National Distillers
New York Central
Markets Update From Chicago and National Prices
The report covers Chicago market notes and farm commodity prices with focus on potatoes, poultry, eggs and butter. Supplies are mixed with steady to firm tends in some categories and unsettled conditions in others. Notable items include potato stock strength and dairy products with creamery receipts steady, while poultry shipments and turkey prices show variable activity across regions. The piece lists regional figures for North Carolina Oklahoma Arkansas and Wisconsin Michigan and notes price ranges for various product classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
S&s Dept. Agricultures
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisa
Michigan
Browuers
Cedar Rapids Market Report Mixed Grain Fruit and Produce Prices
In Cedar Rapids the market shows prices for grain and produce with corn atWs noted and vegetables such as oranges California grapefruit lettuce celery cabbage tomatoes and potatoes listed. Rates include 284 700 for corn and 350 for California grapefruit with varied crate prices for lettuce celery and tomatoes. Market receipts show six cars reported in the hay sector and general market activity across commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jed Roeters
California
Prime Hog Prices Dip Five Cents on Local Market
Hog prices slipped five cents across all prime grades on Tuesday with top quotes at 3.95. Packers’ quotes held steady, calves and sheep data appear alongside and mixed figures show limited detail, including 140-140 lb hogs at 4.00 and light lamb ranges around 6 to 7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Idaho
Sinclair
Court House News Sam Smith awarded compensation in R F C dispute
Sam Smith of Cedar Rapids won 99.60 in compensation and medical costs from Linn County after a deputy industrial commissioner ruled the injury occurred during county supervised RCA projects. The Cedar Rapids city claim was dismissed. Smith later faced a separate charge for improper vehicle plates, with a 300 day jail term suspended pending out of state status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Smith
Fifth Avenue SE
Linn County
Ralph Young
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Young
Smith
Pleads Guilty To Breaking Into Case Sentence Delayed
Edward Mitchell of Columbus Ohio pled guilty before Judge H C Ring in district court on breaking and entering but the sentence was deferred until June 27 at 9am. He was arrested Sunday at 4 50 am by Patrolman Milke after being found in the Polly Ann Inn at 416 Third street SE. Mitchell allegedly took three cans of beans two cans of sardines and a can opener. Entrance was gained through a screen door. A true information was filed by County Attorney G K Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Mitchell
Columbus
Ohio
H C. Ring
Mitchell
Milke
Polly Ann Inn
Third Street SE
G K Thompson
Divorce Action Between Weavers Put Under Advisement
Judge A B Clark in district court has the divorce case of Margaret E Weaver against Vernon J Weaver under advisement since June 13. The case awaits a final decision at the September term after a Monday interlocutory decree ordered custody of two minor children and Cedar Rapids residence property to the plaintiff. Mrs Weaver seeks divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. the couple remarried December 27, 1932, after a prior divorce in this jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B Clark
Margaret E. Weaver
Vernon J Weaver
Cedar Rapids
Plaints
Weaver
Divorce Granted by State Supreme Court in Blazek Case
The state supreme court assumed granting a divorce in district court for Mildred Blazek from William Blazek on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. An Associated Press dispatch from Des Moines notes a separate Hutchinson Cream Company case awarding Elizabeth Borthwick Lorimer executrix $7500 against Hutchinson Tee Cream due to her husband George M. Lorimer being killed after injuries from a vehicle crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Mildred Blazek
William Blazek
Associated Press
Des Moines
Fmmet
Elizabeth Borthwick Lorimer
Hutchinson Tee Cream Company
George M. Lorimer
Walters will leaves entire estate to wife in probate
The will of Forrest E Walters who died June 19 was admitted to probate in district court by Judge WoC Ring. The entire estate goes to the testator’s wife Iva May Walters, who is also named executrix. The will was dated February 16, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest E Walters
Woc Ring
Iva May Walters
Guardian seeks 400 judgment in district court
In Severn Realty v Rich and Rich, H OW Kemper as guardian asks a 400 judgment in district court under an oral lease claim against Bert Rich and Anna Rich. Separately Judge H C Ring awards 24535 to Maude Motsch in a lease action in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H OW Kemper
Bert Rich
Anna Rich
Severn Realty Company
H C Ring
Maude Motsch
Pledge suit against Braverman dismissed with prejudice
A district court action invoking a Town Memorial Union pledge filed by Theodore Stark and company against Max Braverman was dismissed with prejudice before Judge A B Clark by the plaintiff, ending the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Memorial Union
Theodore Stark and Company
Max Braverman
A B Clark
Ralph Sharratt Arrested on Adams School Grounds
Ralph Sharratt, 32, of 619 Tenth Avenue in San Francisco, was arrested at 2:35 p.m. Tuesday on the Adams school grounds following calls about a 16-year-old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sharratt
Tenth Avenue SF
Adams School
Girl With Sharratt Attracts Attention Of Policeman Charged
District court will hear a true information charging a statutory offense. Merchant Policeman Joseph Chermak reported the incident. County Attorney G. K. Thompson said the information was to be filed Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chermak
G. K. Thompson
Iowa Supreme Court Invalidates Pipeline Revenue and Permit Rules
The Iowa Supreme Court held the revenue and permit provisions of the state pipeline law invalid, ruling they burden interstate commerce. The decision, written by Justice James W. Kindig, involved Stanolind Pipe Line Co and an Iowa permit dispute in Lee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
State Supreme Court
Lee County
Iowa
James W. Kindig
Deaths Col Worthington to Funeral in Des Moines
Military funeral services for Col. E. C. Worthington 61 will be held Wednesday at 2 30 pm in Dunn's funeral home Des Moines. A World War veteran and CPA who ran offices in Cedar Rapids for six years died of heart disease Saturday. His mother Mrs C B Worthington of Long Beach travels from California to attend.
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E. C. Worthington
Dunn
Des Moines
Co. Worthington
County Auditor's
Dows
Cedar Rapids
C. B. Worthington
Long Beach
California
Col
Worthington
Mrs Gatens Dies After Lingering Illness In Cedar Rapids
Mrs John Gatens of 222 Eighth Street NE Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital early Tuesday after a lingering illness. She moved from Iowa City fifteen years ago and is survived by two sons Lee of Cedar Rapids and R J Gatens of Sioux City, four daughters Mrs R C Meyers Mrs H J Templeman Ann Gatens of Cedar Rapids and Mrs J H Trundy of Eagle Grove Calif, four granddaughters and two grandsons and two brothers Edward Doyle of Aurora Illinois and Thomas F Doyle of Douglas Wyoming. Funeral services set for Thursday at 9 am at Immaculate Conception Church with Msgr J J Toomey officiating. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery Iowa City. Body at Monahan Funeral Chapel where friends may call.
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John Gatens
Eighth Street
Gatens
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Lee
R. J. Gatens
Sioux City
R. C. Meyers
H J. Templeman
Ann Gatens
J. H. Trundy
Eagle Grove
Calif
Edward Doyle
Aurora
Thomas F. Doyle
Douglas
Wyo
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr
J. J Toomey
St. Joseph Cemetery
Monahan Funeral Chapel
Cedar Rapids Man George Mefferd Dies at 63
George Mefferd aged 63 lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died at a local hospital after a short illness. Survived by five sons Fred Cecil Ralph Arthur George. four daughters Mrs Lloyd Nelson Mrs William Miller Mrs Arthur Coller Mrs Anne Hoppe. one brother Herbert Mefford. two sisters Mrs F Hollan and Mrs Joseph Menz. Funeral in Beatty chapel with burial in Linwood family lot. Friends may call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mefferd
Cedar Rapids
Laura
Fred
Cecil
Ralph
Arthur
George
Lloyd Nelson
William Miller
Arthur Coller
Anne Hoppe
Herbert Mefford
F. ©. Hollan
Joseph Menz
Beatty Chapel
Linwood
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Neckwinder at Barta chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Mary Neckwinder die Sunday at her home northeast of Amana will be held Wednesday at 10 am at the Barta chapel. Rev Carl Kethher will lead. burial in Linwood cemetery. Pallbearers named John Netolicky Harry Svoboda Joe Hleak Joseph Pospisil Joseph Ku cera John Motucka. Family requests no flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Mary Neckwinder
Amana
Barta Chapel
Carl Kethherside
Linwood Cemetery
John Netolicky
Harry Svoboda
Joe Hleak
Joseph Pospisil
Joseph Kucera
John Motucka
Funeral services for Stephen A Doofman in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Stephen A Doofman will be held in the Beatty chapel at 2 p.m Wednesday conducted by Rev W. A. Montgomery. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen A Doofman
Beatty Chapel
W. A. Montgomery
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Funeral service for Hannah Berry Harrison at Turner Chapel
Funeral servicers for Hannah Berry Harrison will be held at 3 30 pm Wednesday at Turner Chapel conducted by Rev James Ballz of Mount Vernon. The pallbearers will be four nephews of Mrs Harrison. Burial will be in Campbell Cemetery.
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Hannah Berry Harrison
Turner Chapel
James Ballz
Mount Vernon
Harison
Campbell Cemetery
Des Moines Banker Heads Iowa Assn
Des Moines banker B F Kauffman was elected president of the Iowa bankers association to succeed Fred J Figge. C R Gossett of Sioux City was chosen vice president to replace Robert Turner. Frank Warner of Des Moines was reelected secretary after seventeen years in the post.
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Sioux City
B F Kauffman
Des Moines
State Association
Fred J Figge
Ossian C
Milwaukee undertaker killed in Elkader beer truck crash
Walace W Franzen aged 47, head of a Milwaukee undertaking firm, died when his son's car collided with a beer truck near Addison in Washington county. The beer truck was owned by M. J Paull Elkader Inc and driven by Carl S Staack. Staack's passenger was Paull's 16 year old son Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Walace W Franzen
Addison
Washington County
M. J Paull Elkader
Carl S. Staack
Staack
Paull
Joseph
Cedar Rapids and Rock Island couples seek marriage licenses
Edward Cejka and Libbie Tomes of Cedar Rapids apply for a license along with A R Austin and Mildred Dye Austin of Cedar Rapids. Simon G. Sanders and Sadie Baughman, both of Rock Island, also seek a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cejka
Libbie Tomes
Cedar Rapids
A R. Austin
Mildred Dye Austin
Simon G. Sanders
Sadie Baughman
Rock Island
Kline Family Ninth Annual Reunion At Marion Park
The Kline clan held its ninth annual reunion at Thomas park with 126 relatives of John F. and Catherine Kline attending. Officers elected were President Charles Kline Vice president Alvin Kline and secretary treasurer Grace Hempy. Since 1932 five births and one marriage occurred among the family. Out-of-town attendees and numerous relatives from Mechanicsville Des Moines Lisbon Central City Mar ion and other Iowa towns were listed. Community club and church notices follow with meetings picnics and social events across Marion and nearby towns.
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Kline
Thomas Park
John F
Catherine Kline
W. H. Kline
Mechanicsville
J. M. Kline
Des Moines
H. F. Kohl
Lisbon
Fred Bebee
Springville
Ella Kline
Central City
M. S. Knapp
Anamosa
Callie Knapp
Darrell King
Marion
Raymond Holtz
Dillon Kline
Minneapolis
Chauncy O'Kelley
Floyd Goins
Rowley
Verlean Kohl
O. G. Sidwell
H. Kline
Clayton Kline
Clarence Kline
William Kline
Ida ‘Andre
Lowell Kohl
Martelle
DeWitt Kohl
Virgil Boxwell
Mount Vernon
Merle
Marvin Neilson
Mary Sue
Ralph Kline
Floyd Kline
Floyd
Richard
Eldon Kohl
Howard
C. T. Wood
Leta McMurrin
Brush, Cole
Mattie Knowles
Kenneth
Lynn Miller
Morley
Alvin Kline
Arline
North English
Charles Kline
Mildred Amend
Merlin
Olin
Ray Knapp
Clarence Knapp
Viola
Leo Pinch
Bonnie Jean
Cedar Rapids
Marion Folk
Mrs George Woodcox 83 Linn county resident dies
Mrs George Woodcox aged 83 lifelong Linn county resident dies Monday at her son Harry Woodcox 1415 C avenue NE Cedar Rapids after five weeks of illness Born Maria Jeffries at Troy Mills October 7 1849 married February 12 1879 to George B Woodcox later lived in Marion Mr Woodcox died 1924 Survived by son Albert Jeffries two brothers eight grandchildren five great grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 2 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev William H Bridwell in charge Grove City Rebekah lodge 35 handles grave services Burial in Oak Shade cemetery Mrs Joe Roeder visiting Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woodcox
Linn County
Harry Woodcox
C Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Maria Jeffries
Troy Mills
George B Woodcox
Marion
No. 35
Oak Shade Cemetery
Iowa Supreme Court Rules Iowa Fair Board Immunity From Damages
The Iowa supreme court ruled the state fair board is a state agency and cannot be sued for damages. The decision comes from a suit by R G Devolie as administrator for the estate of Vernon Devotie, who died when stunting airplanes crashed at the 1931 fair. The court upheld Polk county district court findings ruling the board cannot be sued.
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DES Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
Iowa State Fair Board
R. G Devolie
Vernon Devotie
Justice Evans
A A Herrick
Polk County District Court
The
Fair Board
Manchester Council Hears Light Plant Talk at Session
Mrs Hattie L Peterson and Clarence G Yoran were named library board members at a city council meeting. C M Stanley of Muscatine spoke on the potential municipal lighting plant under the Simmer law. The session followed a courthouse gathering with business leaders and property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Hattie L. Peterson
Clarence G. Yoran
Cotmcil
C. M Stanley
Muscatine
Court House
Atalissa Accident Injures Des Moines Man
Norman Bettinger, 26, of Des Moines, was critically injured when his car hit a truck owned by EE Cos of Atalissa on the main highway. He received first aid at West Liberty and was rushed to Iowa City with a fractured skull and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Norman Bettinger
Des Moines
EE. Cos
Atalissa
Bettinger
West Liberty
Iowa City
Births Report From Local Homes and Hospitals
Birth notices detail William Forrest Hupp born June 20 at Mercy hospital to Mr and Mrs Julian Hupp of 402 Fourth Street SW. A son born June 19 to Mr and Mrs B C Hofford of 323 Fifth Street NW at Mercy hospital. A daughter born June 20 to Mr and Mrs H E Babcock of 428 Eighteenth Street NE at St Luke's hospital. A daughter born June 19 to Mr and Mrs E G Frederick of Marion at St Luke's hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Hupp
Fourth Street
William Forrest
Mercy Hospital
B.C Hofford
Fifth Street
H E Babcock
Eighteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
E.G Frederick
Marion
St. Lukes Hospital
Revival at Neighborhood Chapel tent near Third and Ninth
A several weeks evangelistic campaign will be held in a large tent near Third street and Ninth avenue with services each evening at 8 starting Sunday. Rev. M. A Monday of Bedford Indiana will minister in charge, assisted by pastor Rev. William Mathis and a corps of workers. Music will be by the Kirksville trio from Kirksville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Ninth Avenue
M. A
Bedford
Ind
William Mathis
Kirksville
Legion Units Meet at Thomas Park Picnic
Marion post No 298 American Legion and its auxiliary held a Monday picnic at Thomas park for about sixty. The Legionnaires conducted a brief meeting in the Legion hall while the auxiliary met at the park. Graves of sixteen auxiliary members were decorated on Memorial Day. Della Senninger will send to the sanatorium pictures of General Pershing for former service men. A cradle roll party attended by forty children was reported. The district convention at Davenport was reviewed and five dollars were pledged to the welfare fund. Delegates and alternates to the state convention in Sioux City in August were named.
Miss Edna Roberts Recital at Christian Church
Miss Edna Roberts presented her piano pupils in a Monday recital at the Christian church with summer flower decorations. Piano solos were performed by Mildred Sloan Virginia Shaft Dorothy Adee Harrles Kindig Edith Wagerman Arline Quaas Frank Flack Anna Helen Martin Lois Lockwood and Verte Breed. Virginia and Mildred Sloan and Lois Stitzel played duets. A trio featured Frank Flack Anna Helen Martin and Miss Roberts. Miss Janet Elder delivered two groups of readings.
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Edna Roberts
Christian Church
Mildred Sloan
Virginia Shaft
Dorothy Adee
Harrles Kindig
Edith Wagerman
Arline Quaas
Frank Flack
Anna Helen Martin
Lois Lockwood
Verte Breed Virginia
Lois Stitzel
Miss Roberts
Janet Elder
Votes Count in Marion Noon Prohibition Repeal
Three hundred twenty six votes were cast in Marion at noon today on a prohibition repeal. Polls close at eight this evening.
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Marion
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