Hog Prices Point Lower as Heat Pressures Markets
Chicago hog markets weakened amid hot weather and rising receipts. Weeklong prices slid to around 7.50 with top near 7.75 while weekly averages and receipts from Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati showed declines. sheep and cattle also softened with mixed demand across major Midwest markets.
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Pittsburgt
Cincinnati
Pitsburgh
Avs. Amt
AYE Amt
Pittsburreh
Pittsburgh
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed Across Classes
AP summary notes cattle futures with declines for grass fed stockers and feeders while top end yearlings and veal trade show gains. Hogs, lambs, and sheep receipts mix as steers and heifers command mixed values. market activity described as active with varied price shifts across weights and grades.
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Siouxx City Livestock
Sioux City
S. Dept. Asticutture
Kansas City
U_ S Dept Agriculture
Cates Farcely
Arizona
ST Joseph Tivestock SR. Joseph
Chicago
Dept Agricul
Fridas
Werk Ace
OWA HOG RECEIPTS DES MOINES DES MOINES API SS Dent Agri cultures
OWA hog receipts show 24 hour totals around 24600 head with 26090 the prior week and 12600 a year ago. Prices range by weight from light to heavy, with good to choice grades and packing cows listed. Market tone described as mostly lower on prices and lighter weights fluctuating in several weight brackets.
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Paul I
U. S
Dent Agriculture
OWA
Des Moines
API
Dent Agricultures
Minnesota
At & Am
Earie
Cood and
Choice
Chicago Markets Report On Poultry And Dairy Receipts
AP from Chicago outlines live poultry receipts including hens Leghorn roasters turkeys ducks and mixed fowls with steady prices. Butter cheese and dressed poultry futures and storage prices show unchanged or firm trends as market activity tracks on the day.
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Chicaaga Res
Chicago
Pring Ducks
Leghorn Browers
Theib
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Npw
TORK
New York
Sap
Reece
Arin
Stresk
Thanere
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Items Listed
Local notes show a Cedar Rapids listing of grain and produce items with prices for wheat corn hay straw and assorted fruits and vegetables. Included are wholesale prices for oranges Valencia lemons potatoes and bananas with a few crates and crates of tomatoes and head lettuce. Some line items reference cured hides and notices for various grades and lots.
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Od Roosters
Leehorns
Crram
Prana Desrtables
Oranees
California
Grain prices hit new highs on huge buying wave
Chicago reports all grain deliveries reached fresh highs amid strong buying activity. Wheat, oats, and rye rallied while corn lagged. provisions rose. Receipts stood at 23 wheat cars, 275 corn, 62 oats. cash prices gained 1 to 3 cents on wheat and 1 to 2 cents on corn and oats.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Bull
Grain movement report from Minneapolis market
AP report lists grain receipts and prices in Minneapolis. Wheat prices include No 1 northern and dark varieties with protein levels. Montana durum and amber durum quotes. corn No 3 yellow and oats No 3 white also shown.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Bilal
Chicago cash grain market notes and prices
The Chicago cash grain listing shows prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with No 1 hard No 2 mixed and No 2 yellow denominations and various white and yellow classifications. It also lists timothy seed clover seed lard and bellies with perforated pricing figures per bushel or hundredweight.
Liberty Bonds and Treasury Notes in Mixed Market Action
New York bond market shows irregular price moves with gains in secondary rails and broad demand despite rapid previous advances. High grade issues and utilities rise, while some industrials ease. government issues turn over, with overall mixed trend across treasuries and corporate bonds.
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New York
BONDS
Detroit Edison
Kansas City Gas and Electric
Flour market notes and prices across US markets
OCR reads as a mix of commodity prices and exchange rates with flour, bran, and butter prices shown. Mentions Minneapolis flour market receipts for four cars, bran and sacks shipments, and various price quotes shown for meat and packing prices along with foreign exchange rates and stock listings. Includes multiple city references and exchange values.
Faith in Australia pilot arrives in Singapore after record flight
Sydney reports Captain C P Ulm landed in Singapore after a non stop flight from Derby Australia in 16 hours and 54 minutes covering 2500 miles aboard the monoplane Faith in Australia.
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Australia
INS
PrHlotine
C P Ulm
Ater
Singapore
Mercy Australia
Ulm
Derby
Hog Market Falls Ten Cents Across All Grades
Hog prices declined by ten cents on all grades in today’s market. Prime grade high reached 3.85 while packer price stood at 3.20. Calf market reports mixed prices for choice and good cattle. sheep and lamb prices listed for spring lambs and buck lambs with per hundredweight figures.
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Sinclair
Wall St Stocks Drift Through Dull Saturday Trade
A weary New York market ended with a mild late rally lifting some leaders fractionally, transfers around 1.8 million shares. Grains reached new high yearly levels while bonds showed small gains and several major issues posted modest advances amid mixed industry signals.
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American Gan
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International Harvester
National Steel
General Electric
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Standard Oil of New Jersey
Bethlehem Steel
Case
Chrysler
General Motors
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American Telephone
Santa Fe
American Tobacco B
Allied Chemical
Liggett and Myers and Lackawanna
Birth announced for Mr Alfred Freeze family daughter
Mr and Mrs Alfred Freeze of Bennett announce the birth of a daughter at St Luke's Hospital on June 24.
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Tory
Alfred Freeze
Bennett
St Luke's Hospital
John Elliott Titus
Howard Titus
St. Luke's Hospital
Nazis Expand One Party Rule With New Drastic Powers
Berlin AP reports Hitler’s government moved to a one party state with eight new laws. One allows Reichstag prosecutions without consent, others merge youth and civic groups, dissolve Catholic organizations, and widen motor road networks. Socialist leaders say they will oppose the regime from refuge in Prague.
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Berlin
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Paul Locke
Boy Scout
Hitler Youth Movement
Evangelical Workers
Prague
Lyman Dies at 84 with Masonic Rites Planned
B. Gi. Lyman, member of Crescent lodge and the Consistory, dies at 84. Survived by son L. P. Lyman, brother L. W. Lyman of West Concord, Minn., and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Turner chapel with Dr Robert Little. burial in Linwood cemetery. Masons to meet at 2 p.m. at the Masonic hall to attend in body.
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L. P Lyman
L. W. Lyman
West Concord
Minn
J. B
Hubert George
L. P. Lyman, Jr
Turner Funeral Chapel
Robert Little
Linwood Cemetery
Crescent Lodge No. 25
A. F
A. M
Jenkins Held for DUI in Marengo District Court
B F Jenkins aged 46 of Marengo was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge H C Ring after a Friday arrest for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. The court sentenced 90 days in county jail in lieu of fine payment and banned driving for three months. A true information was filed by County Attorney G K Thompson.
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B. F Jenkins
Marengo
H. C. Ring
Jenkins
G. K. Thompson
Judge Rules for Defendant in Car Deal Recision Case
Judge F. O. Ellison in district court Saturday dismissed Wendell Wells versus Leonard Millsap a/k a Millsap Motor Co and Interstate Finance Corp on a car deal dispute. Court found for the defendant and dismissed the petition at plaintiff costs with hearing concluded June 7 and matter taken under advisement.
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F. O. Ellison
District Court
Wendell Wells
F. M Wells
Leonard Millsap
Millsap Motor Company
Interstate Finance Corporation
Boy Richard Minor Wins Injury Case Against Jiruska
Richard Minor six years old via his next friend Charles W. Minor won a $100 judgment in district court presided by Judge H C Ring. The suit alleges injuries after being struck by Joe Jiruska’s car on the Sixteenth Avenue Bridge on April 26.
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Charles W. Minor
Joe Jiruska
H C Ring
Diruska
Sixteenth Avenue Bridge
Will of Vaclav Vomacka probate in Cedar Rapids
The will of Vaclav Vomacka of Cedar Rapids died June 14 and admitted to probate by Judge H C Ring. The estate goes to Elizabeth Vomacka, the widow. Otto Sikora is named executor. the document was drafted March 24, 1927.
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Vaclav Vomacka
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Elizabeth Vomacka
Otto Sikora
Receiver Removal Sought in Cedar Rapids Sash Case
Josephine M Craemer as intervener in the Cedar Rapids Sash and Door receivership asks the district court to remove the current receiver. James B Clow and Sons of Chicago seeks a $161.73 account judgment in district court against Dan Christensen.
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Josephine M Craemer
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
James B Clow and Sons of
Chicago
Dan Christensen
Federal Stockade Razed Quietly Ends Old West Relic
Muskogee Oklahoma reports the razing of the federal jail stockade once used in the late 1800s and until 1907. The three small frame houses were enclosed by a high wooden wall and housed prisoners including train robbers Frank and A Jennings who allegedly tried to burn it down.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Unt
Frank
Jennings
Decorah-Guttenberg to host thirteenth judicial bar meeting
The thirteenth judicial bar association voted to meet next year in Decorah at the Oneota Golf and Country Club. Seventy-one members attended the annual gathering with FE. J Hook giving the welcome and Gerald Lyons of Cresco replying. E. J. Hook and T. H. Carolan will continue as president and secretary despite Clayton county absence.
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Decorah
Runners Quench Thirst Along Utah Border
In Utah border regions beer runs have grown after 3.2 percent beer was legalized. Wyoming shipments to Nevada and Wyoming–Utah routes mimic interstate commerce. Utah officials note little change in enforcement as 3.2 beer becomes common across the border.
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Deaths Mary Jane Hukill of Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Mary Jane Hukill 630 First Avenue W died at home yesterday at 2 pm She was born May 10 1840 in Ohio and lived in Cedar Rapids thirty years Survived by son Rolla Hukill Denver four brothers Garrett S Hall Henry Clay Hall Jesse W Hall Asa A Hall four grandchildren seventeen great grandchildren and one great great grandson Preceded in death by four children and husband Services at Trinity Methodist Church with time to be announced Burial Champion Hill Cemetery Wellman Rev J P Van Horn presiding Friends may call at Rohn Funeral Chapel this evening
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First Avenue W
Ohio
Cedar Rapids
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Rolla Hukill
Denver
Garrett S. Hall
Wellman
Henry Clay Hall
Bassett, Neb
Jesse W. Hall
Myrtle Point
Ore
Asa A Hall
Marengo
Trinity Methodist
J. P. van Horn
Champion Hill
Rohn
Henry Otterbein 63 Lifelong Cedar Rapids Resident Dies
Henry Otterbein age 63 and lifelong Cedar Rapids resident died at 306 Third Street SW at 9 45 a m after four weeks of illness. Born July 27 1869 he worked in grain before retiring to real estate twenty four years ago. He married Albina Baker on August 24 1882. Survived by widow daughter Gladys Henrietta Otterbein and sisters Mrs James Snouffer and Mrs Dolly Harrier. Body taken to Beatty for funeral arrangements.
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Henry Otterbein
Cedar Rapids
Third Street
Phillip
Mary Otterbein
Albina Baker
Death of Dorothy Louise Finch Survives by Family ties
Dorothy Louise Finch 12 died at home on Southland street and Thirty-sixth avenue SW at 8 15 p m Friday after six months of illness She was born July 23 1921 in Cedar Rapids and lived here all her life She attended Polk and Casper Schaefer Heights schools Survived by parents Freeman and Mrs Finch grandparents Mr and Mrs Finch of Wyoming and Mr and Mrs Seaver of Cedar Rapids four aunts and three uncles Funeral 11 a m Monday Turner chapel Burial 2 p m in Wyoming cemetery
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Dorothy Louise Finch
Freeman Finch
Southland Street
Thirty-sixth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Polk
Casper Schaefer Heights
Finch
Wyoming
Seaver
Alex Rizos
Genevieve Seavers
Lula Mealhouse
Garrison
John O'Brien
Louis
Laurence Finch
William Seavers
Turner Chapel
Funeral Services Set for Dr Frank J Richardson
Funeral services for Dr Frank J Richardson who died Wednesday in Denver will be at Turner chapel at 2 p m Sunday conducted by Rev J R McCullough Burial will follow in the family lot at Oak Hill cemetery
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Frank J. Richardson
Denver
Turner Chapel
J R. McCullough
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Brothers Dies. Funeral in Chicago and Cedar Rapids Burial
Charles Brothers aged 15, son of Mr and Mrs C V Brothers of 6446 Normal Boulevard Chicago, former Cedar Rapids residents, died Friday. Funeral services were held in Chicago today. the body will be brought to Cedar Rapids Sunday for burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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Charles Brothers
Charles
Boy Faints on Dam Fateful Near Fall into River
Dick Kadlec, 14, of 519 Tenth Avenue SE, fainted while fishing from the Cedar River powerhouse dam at noon Saturday. He fell backward and struck his head, suffering a severe bruise. Ambulance attendants revived him and took him home.
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Dick Kadlec
Tenth Avenue SE
Cedar River
Kadlec
Funeral of Mrs. Rockey in Marion
Funeral services for Mrs. Harry D. Rockey were held at St. Joseph's Catholic church with Rev. T. J. McElliott officiating. Burial followed at Mount Calvary cemetery. Pallbearers were Marion Post members. Out-of-town relatives attended from Fort Dodge Sioux City Perry and Darlington Wisconsin.
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Harry D. Rockey
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T. J. McElliott
Mount Calvary Cemetery
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Paul Fiedler
Fred Huddleston
A. R. McElwain
Marion Post
American Legion
George Rockey
Fort Dodge
William Dippie
Sioux City
James Hayes
Sarah
Perry
Emma Moffatt
Darlington
Wis
European Gold Bloc Fears Hoarding In Continental Lands
London reports rising gold hoarding fears as gold standard nations hold private talks to avoid losing the gold basis. With America's refusal to join a currency stabilization pact, France Holland and Switzerland risk off gold and Dutch guilders and the French franc show weakness.
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Europe
Depression saves farmer from robbery in Medina
Samuel Amos of Medina says his low mood helped him ward off two would be robbers at his farm home. The men demanded money but he quipped that he had none and they fled after guessing his mood.
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Samuel Amos
Deputy Spoils July Fourth Party Plan
Oklahoma City deputy sheriff Al Croak disrupted a July fourth celebration after answering a call about three boys who hid in an abandoned store and discovered nine sticks of dynamite with fuses.
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Oklahoma City
al Croak
Slain Man Found in Sofia Street With Serb Spy Note
A young man was found strangled on a Sofia street. A note pinned to his coat read Thus perish all Serb spies, signaling a possible motive tied to wartime tensions and espionage suspicions.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Marion area church services list and schedules
A condensed church notices page lists service times and leaders for local congregations including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, St Pauls Lutheran and the Neighborhood Chapel. It details Sunday schools, worship times, sermon topics like Spiritual Departure and A Religion of Joy, and union services at the Baptist church with Rev W E Fisher.
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William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
P.m
Baptist Church
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T. J. McElliott
W. A. Jackson
F. 8. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Mark Shockey
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Howard M. Titus
Epworth League
Pam
The
W B Sebern
Irvin Ford
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Eighth Avenue
William Mathis
T. J Miller
M_A
Bedford
Kirkville
Third Street
Ninth Avenue
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