Chicago Hog Prices Steady Amid Mixed Stockyard Trade
Hog receipts were light at Chicago stockyards with prices holding about steady in cleanup trade. Total receipts at three terminals reached 8,600 with Chicago handling 8,000, much of it billed direct to packers. Regional markets in Pittsburgh and East Buffalo showed steady to weak tendencies as cattle and sheep volumes varied across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Chicago and St Paul Livestock Market Totals and Notes
Chicago and St Paul report mixed cattle and hog prices with receipts around 3,000 head each and diverse shifts. Cattle show steady to slightly lower feeder and steer bids, fat cattle softer in some categories, while hogs rise modestly and sheep see gains on preferred lots. Regional estimates include price ranges for weight classes and types across multiple markets, with bulk activity near week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
ST Pauy Livestock
ST Paul AP
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Rates and Prices
Local Cedar Rapids list of farm produce and livestock prices including grains oats rye barley corn oats hay and produce with wholesale fruits vegetables and prices for hides wool and fur. Entries cover hens broilers leghorn stock cocks calves calves hides and horses with varying price points and condition notes.
Local Hog Prices Hold Steady At $4.50 Peak
Hog prices on the local market remain steady with no changes in grades on Saturday. The top price continues at four dollars and fifty cents, indicating a stable market for pork producers and buyers alike.
Reports of Short Crops in Europe Send Grains High
Wheat prices jumped on the Chicago board as European authorities led by Broomhall estimated a 1.4 billion bushel drop in European crops including Russia. Drought and heat blamed. corn and oats rose as buyers eyed US shortages. Strong speculative interest spread, aided by Kansas City strength and near-peak movement of new wheat in the Southwest. Provisions firmer on scattered buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Broomhall
Russia
United States
Kansas City
Southwest
Bond Markets Show Firmer Tone In Secondary Ranks
The New York bond market closed Saturday with firmer tone in secondary ratings after recent pressure. Trading activity was light across all groups with limited volume. Government and prime corporate issues moved modestly. Treasury yields quoted around 23 to 25 for 4 percent notes with several issues down slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NW York
New York
Grea Northern Railway
Aemere
Obin
Teeseure Anges
Markets report highlights amid Chicago produce trade
Compilation of scattered market notes from Chicago and New York on AP butter receipts potato and poultry prices. Mentions creameries, egg futures, varied dairy and poultry items with fluctuating bids and steady or unsettled freight and storage conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fiesty
Uae
Psinck Gand
Mart Carey Ota i. Artay Alabana
Lowenana
AISA
Fon
Ohlahoma
York
New York
Unclear historical market and fare list with scattered entities
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed references to flour, bran, pricing, exchange sessions, and various country names and numbers. Names and dates are garbled, making concrete events or locations uncertain.
Commodity Exchange to Close Saturdays for Summer Months
New York based Commodity Exchange Inc will suspend Saturday trading this summer, joining the New York coffee sugar cocoa exchange and others. In Napa California Joseph Brimhall reflects on his seventeenth child, noting twenty three years of marriage with one set of twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
C UP
Commodity Exchange Inc
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange
New York Cocoa Exchange
Silk Exchange
Napa Calif Tap
Joseph Brimhall
Brimhall
Golfer Call Your Shot and Chester Worton’s Guide
Golf instruction from 1934 promotes a whip like club action starting with a left shoulder pull. It stresses training muscles early, using the club as a lash, and turning away in the backswing for a proper wind up. Chester Horton’s illustrated booklet on golf fundamentals is offered for purchase with a dime and SASE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Worton
Chrester Horton
Weorright
Stock Rally Amid Dull Session on Wall Street
Wall Street steadied after a brief rally as many issues rose fractionally amid technical support. Trading remained dull with around 230,000 shares moved. a brisk grains rally provided the only notable positive signal, while many blue chips including U S Steel and General Motors inched higher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Commodity Exchange
Motors
Great Western Sugar
Case Threshing
U. S
American
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
Dome
Kennecott
South Puerto Rico
American Telephone
Western Union
General Motors
Chrysler
Hudson
Auburn
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
U. S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Allied Chemical
Case
Swallows Dry Ice Nearly Loses Life in Dallas
A 14 year old Dallas boy swallowed a cube of dry ice to cool off in heat. He was rushed to a hospital treated for serious burns from the solidified gas. his recovery was in doubt. Attendants said this was the first such case reported in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
INS
Presbyterian Union Plan Again Dormant
The United Presbyterian church merger proposal with the larger Presbyterian church is declared dead for the current assembly after a 113 to 123 vote. The plan rests with the assembly clerk and could be revived at this or future assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford O Tupi
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Two Newborn Daughters Reported in City
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs M W Davis at St Luke's hospital on June 22, 1005 Eleventh Street NE. Another daughter was born to Mr and Mrs A Koehler at St Luke's hospital on June 22, 1435 Sixth Street SW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M W Davis
Eleventh Street
St. Luke's Hospital
A Koehler
Sixth Street
Attorney Sentenced For Jury Tampering In Des Moines
Walter B Bedell Spirit Lake attorney and Len and Hank Chapman Carroll Iowa brothers were each given one year in jail by Federal Judge Charles Dewey after conviction of jury tampering. Bedell and Ben Chapman fined 1000 dollars. Stevenson Russell Gander also sentenced with varies terms and suspensions. Bedell and Chapmans granted 42 day stay to appeal. The plot traced to March 1933 during a trial of conspirators to violate prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Walter B. Bedell
Len
Hank Chapman
Carroll
Charles Dewey
Bedell
Ben Chapman
William Stevenson
Boone
Gene Russell
Bert Gander
Bayard
Dewey
Stevenson
Russell
Gander
Chapmans
United States District Court
Spirit Lake
Deaths Mrs Frank W Pease 74 obituary Cedar Rapids
Mrs Frank W Pease 74 wife of Rev Frank Pease retired Congregational minister died at her home 4020 First Avenue E at 12 30 am Saturday after a five year illness Eloise Bates born Florence NY April 24 1860 married Aug 14 1890 at Vernon Center NY They lived in Central City Postville Lansing then Cedar Rapids Survived by husband a sister Mrs Edwin Ewell Ypsilanti MI and many nieces and nephews Two children died in infancy Funeral announcement later No flowers
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Frank W. Pease
Frank Pease
First Avenue E
Eloise Bates
Florence
Pease
Vernon Center
N. Y
Central City
Postville
Lansing
Cedar Rapids
Edwin Ewell
Ypsilanti, Mich
Sawmill Fire Destroys Large Edward Hines Plant
A massive blaze gutted the Edward Hines Lumber Company sawmill near Rice Lake Wisconsin Friday night. Eyewitnesses say the 50acre tract burned in a spectacle that drew townsfolk and farmers from as far as ten miles away. The fire, estimated at $250000, consumed what was described as the world’s largest hardwood plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice Lake
Wis
Edward Hines Lumber Company
German Flyer Killed in Second Plane Crash Near Bielefeld
An observer was killed and a pilot severely injured in the second crash of the around Germany flight. The accident occurred near Nelle, close to Bielefeld, after the first day crash near Hohenschoenau. 107 planes had started the expedition on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bielefeld
Germany
Nelle
Here
Hohenschoenau
Four Baseballs Bought Hubbell by Al Demaree
Baseball gossip from the club house recalls Merritt Hubbell, Carl Giants brother and southpaw, once sold for four baseballs. Notes mention ground rent for a Speaker, Billy Sunday as a star outfielder, Hack Wilson's career pivot after losing a ball, Lew Fonseca’s vaudeville hint, players buying own gear except catchers. Also trivia on Umpire Tom Connolly and a 1924 no hit no run game question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al. Demaree
Merritt Hubbell
Carl
Giants
Muskogee
Hutchinson
Little Rock
J. Taylor Spink
Billy Sunday
Cap. Anson
Chicago White Sox
Hack Wilson
Lew Fonseca
White Sox
Tom Connolly
Manchester
England
Cyclist Injured In Hit Run On First Street SW
Ersil Heck of 940 L street SW suffered head, knee and ankle injuries at about midnight Friday when a dark coupe with three men struck the bicycle he rode on First Street SW below Seventh Avenue and fled the scene. Heck could not identify the license number or the occupants. Frank Fitch of 220 Cottage Grove avenue SE told police that his car had struck Dale Streets, a boy at 418 Twenty-first Street NE near Twenty-first and Davenport, but Streets was not hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ersil Heck
L Street
Heck
First Street
Seventh Avenue
Frank Fitch
Cottage Grove Avenue
Dale Streets
Twenty-first Street
Davenucer Fitch
Art
Mothers and community events color Marion social week
Linn's Best 4-H honors mothers at a luncheon at Miss Callie Hagerman's home with Alice Stewart presiding. A second shower honors Mrs. Fred W. Hardin formerly Helen Snyder. Numerous local gatherings include Home for Aged Women picnic, church music by Engstroms and Popejoy, and golf and bridge at Marion Country club. Numerous out-of-town visitors attended and planning for upcoming fairs, picnics, and church activities continue through July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Callie Hagerman
Alice Stewart
Eleanor Hanson
Fred W. Hardin
Helen Snyder
Lloyd Snyder
Phyllis Snyder
Myra Hardin
Raymond Hopper
Pauline Dobson
Cedar Rapids
Marie Miles
Hazel Quaas
Robins
Marion Country Club
Ralph Fitzgerald
Harle Bolleau
City Briefs and Personals: Midnight fire false alarm
City Briefs and Personals report a midnight false alarm from a box at K avenue and Fifth street NW. Other items include radiator cap theft near the ball park, fines for parking without a rear light, out-of-town visitors, a man identified for indecent proposals, arrests at the Sinclair playground, repeat intoxication sentences, and a forged instrument hearing set with bond posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K Avenue
Fifth Street NW
Couple Returns From Fishing Trip to Cass Lake
Mr and Mrs Charles Novak of 1616 Grande Avenue SE return from a fishing trip at Cass Lake Minnesota. On the way home they stopped in Minneapolis for commencement exercises at the University of Minnesota where Mrs Novak s nephew L Franklin Vobejda was a graduate in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Novak
Grande Avenue SE
Cass Lake
Minn
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Court House News: Iowa cases and drunk driving charges
Paul E Blake of Marion received an indeterminate ten year term at Anamosa state reformatory for forgery. Merle Chapman of Cedar Rapids fined 300 dollars for drunk driving with three month ban. Maxine Clark of Clinton pleaded not guilty to drunk driving with 500 dollar bond. John R Miller of NW Des Moines charged with maintaining an unlawful liquor nuisance after officers found alcohol in a fruit jar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul E. Blake
Tenth Avenue
Marion
Anamosa State Reformatory
H. C. Ring
Ed Fordyce Blake
Bill Fleming
E. W Evers
Cedar Rapids
Onslow Savings Bank
Merle Chapman
F Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
Chapman
First Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
John R. Miller
Fourth Street
Miller
Divorce Granted in Cruel Treatment Case
Judge H Ring in district court Saturday granted Elza N McQueen a divorce from Austie McQueen on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The defendant was awarded property title and her maiden name Austie M Hughes was restored. The two were married Feb. 10, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ring
Elza N. McQueen
Austie McQueen
Austie M Hughes
Windenbargh Seeks Judgment in Promissory Suit
A five count district court action by A L Windenbargh seeks total judgment of 400 dollars against Mrs. Mary Mear on a promissory note. The suit requests damages, interest, and costs as relief in the case filed in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windenbargh
A L
Mary Mear
Cedar Rapids Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Clarence W. Frtsch of Alburnett and Myrna Albaugh of Mount Vernon are granted a license. Harold M Buck of Princeton Michigan and Jane Vincent of Mount Vernon also obtain licenses. David G. Novak and Martha Flinder, Cedar Rapids pair, secure licenses along with David Paul Sturdivan and Aletha Fern Harriman. Maynard D Schulze and Margaret McVey, Cedar Rapids residents, complete license formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Frtsch
Alburnett
Myrna Albaugh
Mount Vernon
Harold M Buck
Princeton
Jane Vincent
David G. Novak
Martha Flinder
Cedar Rapids
David Paul Sturdivan
Aletha Fern Harriman
Maynard D Schulze
Margaret McVey
Marion area church services schedule listing multiple congregations
Churches across Marion present Sunday services with varied sermons and timings. Baptist led by Rev Bridwell hosts 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship, with evening service at 7:30 p.m. Catholic mass at 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. at St. Joseph’s. Congregational, Christian, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Neighborhood Chapel, Seventh Day Church of God all list respective worship times, Bible schools, and special features. A cooling system was installed in the Marion church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
B.Y.P.U
Christ
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McEliott
C. J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
H. O. Allen
Arthur Lyons
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
W. EF. Fisher
O. M. Carson
Christian Endeavor
Irvin Ford
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Vaughn Pasture
Old Highway 13
William Mathis
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Saber Bath
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Cood Packers
Ottumwa
Mason City
Omaha
Louis
St Joseph
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Chicago Livestock
Dept Agriculture
Strane
Florida
Lamson Brothers and Co
Merchants National Bank
Europe
S&s Bonds
Treasury
Prodice
Chlongo
Getami
Toltdo
Toledo
Fateian Exchange
Great Britain
Menland
Sweden
Heb
Denmark
Greece
Cutine
Tenim
Shanzhat
Northwest
Duluth
Kansas
Baby NO
Peele
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
Mananer
Adams Express
Iudson Motors
Alaska Juneau
Ills Central
Allied Chem
Indus Rayon
Alls Gnelmers
Hue Smerads
Orp
Intl
Tel & Tel
Actar & Ray
Phrton
Kelvinator
Aribby Owens
Mcintyre
Q McKesson
Mack Trucks
Wat Works
Mathieson Ark
Ory Ark
Monsanto
Armour
Mont Ward
Beatrice Cry
Natl Steel
Bendix
Central
Beth Steel
Borden Co
Norande Mines
Bore Warner
Bae Norah Andae Tiel
Packard
Mtrs
Bros Incel
Ata Bark Utah
Penick & Pord
Byer
Cal & Heola
Renney
Ches & Ohio
Rep Steel
Ches Corpn
Reyn
aSears Roebuck
Servel
Choo Rip
Shell Union
Chrysler Mtr
Simmons Co
Socony Vac van Tst
Col Palmolive
Sou Gas
Col Carbon
Sou Pac
Col Gas & Elec
Sou Railway
Southern
Sperry Cor
Congoleum
St Joe Lead
Gonset Cigars
Itis
Andar
Giana
T'S
Stone Webster
Ays
Studebaker Crown Cork
Stutz Motors
Curtis Wright
Bhs Tex Corpa
Deere and Co
Tex Gulf S
del Land
Tex Land Tr
Tidewater
Douglas Air
Timken del Isn Dunhill
Trans America
Union Carbide
Elec
Uni Corpu
Elec Pow L
United Fruit Tt
Perd
U S
Presbyterian Union
Hubbell
Carl Mays
Doc Crandell
Marion News
Home For
John B. Turner
Jesse Wilson
C. L. Woodward
Dickinson, N D
Anna Engstrom Fitzgerald
Stevensville
Mont
Norma Engstrom Emerson
Ruth Engstrom
Paul Popejoy
Fitzgerald
Emerson
Engstrom
Charles L. DeWald
Eighth Avenue
W. H. Wilson
Maurice Dodge
Oneida
The
Baptist Church
William Alexander
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Iowa Falls
Alburnett Band
Howard Ellson
American Legion
Shellsburg
Monticello
Lee Fitzgerald
A. R. McElwain
G. W. McElwain
William Reep Friday
Shriner's
W. C. Partridge
Mrs. Barry
Marion Friends
M. W. Courtney
Hattie Frager
Fifth Avenue
William Overall
Bethel A. M. E
George Gray
Opal Gray
Nein
Bix
Roland Fowler
Ed Lagerquist
Laura Starbuck
Howard Russell Leeks
Clifford Burns
Ben Tudeen
Missionary and Aid Societies
Ben Gill
Mary Baker
W. ©. Fisher
Phillippines
Hugh Gordon
West Indies
Lee Comley
Long Beach
C. Schmidt
John Smith
Harold Phillips
Harry Manchester
Paul Fiedler
Ernest Potter
Alice Fernow
State Normal School
Linden
Alt
Owen Fors
Ola Goodhue
Craftsbury
Biddle
Christian Church
Busenbark
Wilf
Thomas, Pars
Will Sheets
Jens Cook
Nevada
H. N. Strader
L. C. Munier
Lucie Munier
Dubuque
J. G. Thomas
Ruth Oxley
Mary Parkhurst
Miss Oxley
George C. Oxley
Miss Parkhurst
Misa Adeliza Daniels
Congregational Sunday School
A.C. Westrom
Merchants Bank
Dial
Leonard Broulik
C Avenue
Ball Park
Charles W. Reynolds
Fourth Avenue SE
Harold Thorington
Archer Avenue
James Bolger
Jackie
Andrew T. Coleman
Second Avenue SE
Bolger
Mr. Coleman
Sinclair Playground
Jack Loftus
Sixth Street SE
Ditto
Snyder
Charles Snyder
Henry A. Stearns
Blake
O. L. Becker
Court House News
Marion Churches
First
Business
Frank Filip
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