Hog Prices Hit New Peak At Chicago Markets
Hog prices rose to a top $5.15 at Chicago yards amid strong demand and hefty receipts of 16 000 hogs with overall five terminals reporting mixed gains. Cattle and hog movements across Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis showed varied but generally firmer bidding with light to moderate volume and steady to higher prices.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
MIX, & Butchers
Steers Co No
Avs. Amt
Avi Amt
Herrens
Chicago Livestock
Icago 'T AP
Dept. Agriculture
Eady
Iors
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapols
Clevelan
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Local Hog Prices Rise Across Prime and Good Grades
Local hog prices continue to swing upward with prime grades advancing 15 cents to a top of 4.45 and good packers rising a dime to a top of 3.50. The market shows sustained strength as buyers bid into midweek trading.
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Towa
THE
Associated Press
Mason Biegastrebe
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Horticulture Notes
Grain and fruit prices listed with regional figures for Wheat Oats Rye Barley Corn and related commodities. Fruit vegetables and provisions include California Valenci Grapefruit Florida Lemons Potatoes Bananas and Celery with crate prices and unit costs. Local hides, poultry, and livestock values also shown along with wool and other market items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain markets show bids for wheat and corn with various grades and protein specs. Minneapolis receipts 63 cars record price differentials by grade, with no 1 northern at 98 to 104? and amber durum futures noted, while oats and lard and other items appear in price listings.
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Chicago
Orn Lake
Minneapolis
Northwest
Duluty
Kansas
Toledo Seed Market Report and Foreign Exchange Rates
AP dispatch lists price quotes for Red clover and alsike seeds in Toledo warehouses. It then presents a mixed foreign exchange table with numerous country currencies and current cent values, followed by notes on Minneapolis flour shipments and U S government bond prices including Liberty and Treasury issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Millersburg Savings Bank Disposes of Depositors
The Iowa state banking department announced Millersburg Savings Bank has liquidated paid off all depositors in full and ceased business. Salt water gnats, tiny insects, once clogged the air intakes of an army bombing plane and forced its landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Banking Department
Millersburg
Grain Prices Slip on Hedging and Weak Support
Chicago trading sees scattered hedging sales and slim support as grain prices fall. Wheat closes 2% to 2.5 cents lower, corn down 1 cent, oats 0.5 to 1 cent lower amid reports of rains, dry Europe conditions, and chinch bug damage expanding across regions. Cash prices hold steady with light receipts as traders expect further liquidation before any rally.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Europe
Kansas
Nebraska
North
Pacific
Government Weekly
Northwest
Liverpool
Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago Market Report
The document records live poultry and dressed poultry prices with freight and express charges for multiple categories including chickens turkeys ducks and roosters. It notes steady to firm dressed poultry prices and outlines Chicago produce futures with storage firsts standards and refrigerator standards with specific price quotes.
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Western Standards
Broiler Freight
Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Show Mild Rally Amid Slow Trade
New York investors faced a slow session with a modest rally in late trading while losses persisted. Stocks such as American Telephone, American Can, Cerro de Pasco, Howe Sound, Monsanto, Allied Chemical rose slightly. others like Westinghouse, U S Steel, McIntyre Porcupine edged down about a point. Transfers totaled roughly 550000 shares.
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NEW York
American Telephone
American Can
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
Monsanto Chemical
Alled Chemical
McIntyre Porcupine
U. S. Smelting
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
S. Steel
Westinghouse
Kennecott
Anaconda
U.S. Smelting
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Western Union
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Case
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Freeport Texas
Allied Chemical
Corn
Columbian Carbon
General Electric
Chicago Produce Market Report Summary
Chicago market receipts and prices across butter eggs potatoes and live stock show unsettled creamery butter with mixed firsts and seconds, eggs steady, and potato stocks on track with moderate demand. Regional notes cite Alabama Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas and North Carolina prices and decay indicators with on hand quantities and shipments.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Idaho
Alabama
Louisiana
Bond Market Mixed With Losses in Cuban Bonds
The bond market showed an uneven trend with Cuban government bonds weakening after a report on the legality of American loans from the Machado era. Public works bonds fell about 1 point while higher priced corporates such as American Telephone 5s and Goodyear 5s held firm. Treasuries in the forenoon edged higher by fractions.
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New York
Machado
Cuban Public Works Blas
American Telephone
Goodyear
Pennsylvania General
Shell Union
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Happenings
Walter Jones and family returned from visits in Wisconsin Dells and Adams to meet Len Koenecke’s family in Milwaukee. Dr. Norman J. Bickert to speak on Foods and Their Effects at Bishop cafeteria education night. Police sent a doctor to Pat Hamilton, who drank iodine. he is expected to recover. Emil Vestry pleads not guilty to disturbing the peace. trial set for Friday. Louis Lund held in jail after intoxication arrest. arraignment pending. Lisbon teen Dwayne Andreas injures in truck crash. showing improvement at Mercy hospital.
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Norman J. Bickert
Bishop Cafeteria
Emil Vestry
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Sixth Street SE
Louis Lund
Fifth Street
Miss Susan Stoner to Speak at Church of the Brethren
Miss Susan Stoner, long engaged in mission work near Bombay Indiana, returns on furlough to the United States and will give an illustrated lecture at the Church of the Brethren on Fourth Avenue and Twelfth Street SE Thursday at 8 p.m.
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Susan Stoner
Bombay
Ind
Church of the Brethren
Fourth Avenue
Twelfth Street
Stoner
United States
K. C.'s Picnic Promoted by Cedar Rapids Council
J J Tushaus of New Haven Connecticut spoke to Cedar Rapids council No 909 on Tuesday night. A bowling team picnic is set for Turner Park Thursday with dinner and refreshments. Center Point girl returns home to Mrs Roy Waderhouse after police sought him Monday night.
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K. C’s
J. J. Tushaus
New Haven
Center Point
Roy Waderhouse
Charles
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Bear Arrives at Bever Park Zoo Cage
A two year old female bear purchased by the city park department from Bemidji Minnesota arrived Tuesday night and was placed in Bever park cages. After release from the crate the bear concealed itself in the inner sanctum and would not come out. Park caretaker Bill Volz told Park Commissioner Ed Stefan.
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Bever Zoo
City Park Department
Bemidji
Minn
Bever Park
Bill Volz
Ed Stefan
Deaths of Tra W. Holmes and Vaneta Churchill
Tra W. Holmes a retired railway mail service veteran died at home in Chicago after months of illness. His family had long lived at 1254 Fourth Avenue before moving to Chicago for his work. He is survived by wife, daughter Marian Benner, son Walter and granddaughter Grace Benner. Funeral was in Chicago with burial at Tamity cemetery Palmyra. Vaneta Beatrice Churchill of 32 died in Chicago after lingering illness. A former Cedar Rapids resident, she taught in Tama county, survived by husband Louis Churchill and her mother Mrs. Flowers of Tama. body sent to Cedar Rapids for 2 p.m. funeral at Beatty chapel and burial at Bohemian National cemetery.
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Tra W. Holmes
Ira W. Holmes
Chicago
Mr. Holmes
Fourth Avenue
Chicago and North Western
Omaha
Marian Benner
Walter
Holmes
First Congregational Church
Tamity
Palmyra
Grace Benner
Vaneta Churchill
Vaneta Beatrice Churchill
Louis Churchill
Aingering
Cedar Rapids
Tama
Flowers
Beatty Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Roosevelt Signs Record Relief Bill and Communications Law
President Roosevelt signed a $2 billion deficiency bill the second largest peace time appropriation in Congress history. He also enacted a communications bill creating a new regulatory commission for telegraph telephone and radio and required the commerce department to publish investigations into fatal air crashes before his New England trip. The package includes a $525 million drought relief fund among more than twenty measures.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
New England
Department of Commerce
Genl Conventions to be Held in Memorial Coliseum
The order plans general conventions spanning the United States and Canada with delegates funded by the organization. Fraser said sessions would likely occur at the Memorial Coliseum and adjourn for lunch daily to ease congestion. Cedar Rapids had been considered years ago, but the idea was rejected.
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Congress
United States
Canada
Fraser
Memorial Coliseum
Cedar Rapids
Recount Confirms Rapids Precinct Totals in Cedar Rapids
Linn county supervisors and County Auditor Robert Vesely recount fourteen of Cedar Rapids election precincts for Rapids township justice of the peace ballots from the June 4 primaries. The tally shows no variation from recorded totals at noon, with Justice Henry A. Stearns defeated by 19 votes to Howard R. Churchill. Official canvass gives Churchill the narrow edge. recheck due to complete late Wednesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Robert M. Vesely
Rapids
Henry A. Stearns
Howard R. Churchill
First District
Stearns
Churchill
Parsons Awarded 1560 Settlement For Workman Claim
W H Parsons of 318 Sixth Ave SW received a lump sum settlement of 1560 in district court after Judge H C Ring sustained a defense by Fred Sanders of 3227 First Ave E. Parsons, a plasterer, fractured his left leg and was left with permanent partial disability from a scaffold fall on March 18 1932. He had been earning 15 weekly compensation for 220 weeks. the lump sum settlement was approved June 15 by the industrial commissioner A B Funk.
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W. H. Parsons
Sixth Avenue SW
H. C. Ring
Fred Sanders
First Avenue E
A. B. Funk
Parsons
Wills Of Herschel And Fenton Probated In Cedar Rapids
The will of John R. Herschel who died June 7 in Cedar Rapids left his entire estate to his daughter Mamie Jones with Dempsy Jones as executor. The will dated June 23, 1923, was admitted to probate in district court. Mary A. Fenton of Cedar Rapids died February 21 and her will left everything to her son Dr. Melvin George Fenton who was named executor. the will dated December 9, 1927, was admitted to probate Wednesday morning.
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J. R. Herschel
Mary A. Fenton
John R. Herschel
Cedar Rapids
Mamie Jones
Dempsy Jones
Melvin George Fenton
Fenton
Judge Dismisses $2500 Damage Suit in Ruling on Demurrer
Judge H. C. Ring in district court Monday dismissed N. K. Zastoff's $2,500 damage suit against Dr. G. W. Gearhart of Springville after the plaintiff elected to stand on the court's overruling of a demurrer.
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H. C. Ring
N. K. Zastoff
G. W. Gearhart
Springville
Judgment Awarded Against Fortman in Account Suit
Judgment granted for Capital City Products against Dean R Fortman for 693 dollars after sustaining plaintiff’s motion for judgment in an account case. Divorce action heard in district court on Marjorie Sadilek versus Frank Sadilek for cruel treatment. restoration of maiden name sought. The couple wed in Galesburg Illinois on January 2 1932.
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H. C. Ring
Capital City Products Company
Dean R. Fortman Company
Marjorie Sadisck
Frank Sadilek
H. C Ring
Judge Orders Kelley to Court for Contempt Proceeding
Mrs. Della E. Kelley pursues a contempt action in district court after a divorce decree dated November 15 awarded her custody of a minor child and $15 monthly support. The defendant, Howard I. Kelley, is cited to appear June 25 at 10 am for alleged failure to pay.
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A. B. Clark
Della E. Kelley
Howard I. Kelley
Jorgensen Auto seeks district court judgment over default case
H Jorgensen doing business as H Jorgensen Auto seeks 4435.54 in the district court against R J Harrison in an action on a default judgment allegedly obtained in Davidson County District Court South Dakota on April 3 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Jorgensen
Judge schedules Dlask debt hearing in June district court
On the application of Wilson and company as plaintiffs in an account suit for examination of John C. Dlask, defendant, Judge H. C. Ring directs Dlask to appear in district court June 21 at 9 a.m. The plaintiff was awarded a $106.40 default judgment against Dlask on December 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Company
John C. Dlask
H. C. Ring
Clask
Marriages Listed for Toledo Montour Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids Couples
Marriage licenses show George M. Kelley of Toledo weds Barbara Cronk of Montour Elmer J. Hamilton of Iowa City weds Abigail Bishop of Washington Nile Livermore weds Sue Fitzgibbons both of Cedar Rapids Roy LeForrest Yessler weds Dorothea Lucille Miller, Cedar Rapids.
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George M. Kelley
Toledo
Barbara
Cronk
Montour
Elmer J. Hamilton
Iowa City
Abigail Bishop
Washington
Nile Livermore
Sue Fitzgibbons
Cedar Rapids
Roy LeForrest Yessler
Dorothea Lucille Miller
Drought Relief Only Local Says Report
The weekly crop bulletin notes drought relief is uneven with showers irregularly distributed. Regions in the lake area central valleys and northwest show mixed rainfall at above and below normal, urging more rain for substantial relief.
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Washington
Lake Region
Weather Bureau
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Oklahoma
Idaho
Colorado
Columbia
Green Lake
Jefferson
Wis
Stanwood Man Hurt In Car Hits Parked Truck
A Stanwood man suffered three lost teeth and minor injuries after his sedan hit a butter transport truck parked on No 30 one mile west of Mount Vernon around 1 a.m. The truck, operated by C F Walch of Nashua, was stalled while repairs were arranged. Walch reported placing flares and leaving two men with the vehicle. The injured driver was taken home by Joe Fisher of Mount Vernon.
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A. C. Flangburg
Stanwood
Mount Vernon
Mr. Flangburg
C. F. Walch
Nashua
Walch
E. N. Gill
Joe Fisher
Government Refuses Bond for Mac West Held at St Paul
Ralph McKinley Mac West former Cedar Rapids resident and alleged liquor syndicate kingpin remains jailed in St Paul after federal authorities denied bond requests. He faced conspiracy to defraud the government and fugitive charges in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Other defendants escaped trial when a federal jury disagreed here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac” West
St. Paul
Ralph McKinley
Cedar Rapids
United States
West
Waterloo
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Speeding defendant surrenders license for seven days
Speeder Surrenders His License For Seven Days Co. E. Bowman arraigned in police court Wednesday for speeding pled guilty and surrendered his driver's license for seven days in lieu of paying a fine. He paid the court costs of 1.50. G. N. Taft was fined 5 and costs for disregarding an automatic traffic signal. Paul Peterson was fined 2 and costs for parking without a rear light. The same fine and costs were levied for overtime parking against Gates Walsmith and Mrs. J. H. Bormann.
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Speeder
Co. E. Bowman
Carlisle Avenue NE
G. N. Taft
Fifteenth Street
Paul Peterson
Fifth Avenue SE
S. Gates, Jr
Sixteenth Avenue SE
F. W. Walsmith
Seventeenth Street
J. H. Bormann
Park Avenue SE
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Lamber
Lehigh Valley
Lehn
Ice c . TY
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Coron
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Rad
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Eae Am
McKesson
Tin Am Steel
Ant Sug Rix
Mack Truths
Lamson Brothers and Co
Magna Copper
Mathieson Aik
Merchants National Bank Build
Monsanto
Ark Nat Gas
Mont Ward
Rye
Armour ‘“ Ase
Murray Coron Cookn
Armour
Nesh Motors
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Atch
Natl Dairy Pro
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Auburn Auto
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Baldwin Loco Aviation Corps
Natl Y Steel Central Oer RY Eeeer
Balto & Ohio
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Dee Bes
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Sepu
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Chryster Mtr
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Keith
City Tee & Fuel
Rep Steel
Reyn
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Sears Roebuck
Owl Ccomw
Congoleum South
Bervel, Inc
Consol Gana
Shattuck . Ae
Consol
Smmons Coane
Contl Motors
Crown Cork
Sperry Corp
Curtis Wright
Deere and Coel
Califos
Dallas
Alr
Dunhi
du Pont den
Stew Warner
Eastman Kod
Blane Webster
Eaton
Thompson
Gillette BR
United Pruitt
Gimbel_ Bros
UN! Gas Co
Glidden Co
Unt Gas Imp
Goodrich Gold Dust . Co
US Ind Alcala
Gotham &Ulk
US Rubber
Graham Paige
Uss Smelting
Granby Copper
Util P & L
Vanadium Sd
Warner Bros
Hershey Choc
Maryld
Hiram Walker
Union
Howe
aWestghuse AB
Hudson Motors
estehuse El Hupp _Masters
Mts Cestral
Wilson & Co A
Indur Fayon
Woolworth
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Bendix
Libby McNeil
Berghoft
Marshall Fid
Vorg Warner
Middlewest Ut
Butler Bros
Prima Co
Quaker Com
Chicaro Corp
Quaker
Cord Corp
Edison
Swift and Co
Swift
Oliver
Walter Jones
C Avenue NW
Wisconsin Dells
Adams, Wis
H. O. Koenecke
Len Koenecke
Brooklyn National League Club
George Mulholland
Ninth Street NW
Pat Hamilton
Hamilton
Dwayne Andreas
Lisbon
Mechanicsville
Mercy Hospital
Andreas
ITY
Court House News
Marion News
Marion
Paul E. Popejoy
Mt. Healthy
Gustave
Rosenkrans
Hassus
Fillmore
Norma
Bennett
Harold
Sweet
Low
Gault
Brass Quartet
John Titus
Richard Little
Donald Bragg
Gaylord Ward
Colonel Miner
Rosenkrals
St. Clair
Pop Goes the
Weasel
Yoder
Ambition
Washington Post
Sousa
Grace Donlevy
Nadena Nerry
Lincoln, Til
Frank J. Hardenbrook
Yellowstone Park
Theola Hyde
Mr. Ea
J. W. Hyde
J. B. Howell
Fairfield
Alice Davidson
Bertram
Virginia Franklin
Leo Griswold
F. T. Fox
Brotherhood of Railroad
Fern Voorhies
Lost Nation
Alberta and
Lillian’ Voorhies
Vaughn's Pasture
Highway 13
C. E. Krog
Ben Sebern
Joe Biggs
Kathleen Coffey
E. D. Morrison, Jr
Wellman
Camp Good Health
Eleanor Hanna
Margaret Zak
Vera Murray
Mabel Williams
Mary Louise Chapman
Harry Hart
Boy Scout
Waubeek
Osceola Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
H. 8. Dickinson
Harvey, Ill
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Tom Costello
C. E. Reiter
Maquoketa
Marion Merchants
American Legion
F.&. Rodger
Jeanne
Green Bay
3. T. Gallivan
Rodger
Eleanor Storck
St. Luke's Hospital, Cane Rapids
Carl Fernow
Ada Ferinow
Marguerite Suthersland
Gerald Thomas
Mary Thomas
Sutherland
Thomas
Gerald" Thomas
Ralph Smith
Ollie Cochran
Dysart
Methodist Church
Roy Lange
del Norris
Merl Bills
Ray Lehew
Near Bertram
Mr. Davidson
Alburnett
Free Methodist Church
H. M. Williamson
Free Methodist Sunday School
Glenn Cheadle
Seventh Street
A. E. Blinks
Maurice Dodge
Oneida
N. Y
Elizabeth Beall
John Taylor
A. D. Brenneman
Robins
Missionary and Aid Societies of
Presbyterian Church
Ben Gill
Marion Country Club
Keith Hardenbrook
Macrengo
Mrs
F. J. Hardenbrook
George M. Hibner
Eighth Avenue
Charles Granger
Grace Dougherty
Addie Shumack
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Thomas Park
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