Hogs Nominally Steady on Chicago Exchange Amid Mixed Cash Prices
Chicago hogs were steady with light and medium weights at 9.35 to 9.10 while heavy hogs sold around 9.10 as receipts totaled 6,000. Cattle receipts 200 with steers strong to 11.15 top, grassers and mids down slightly, cows and bulls mixed. Sheep run 500 with lambs around 8.50 to 9.75 and yearlings 6 to 7.25. market overall steady to firm in several regions including Sioux City, St Paul, Omaha, and Des Moines with varied weights and direct sales noted.
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Chicago
INS
Chicago Livestock
U S. Dept. Agriculture
Weise Tower
Texas
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
S&s. Dept. Agricultures
Wyoming
California
Lnte
ST _ PAUL
ST Paul
Omanwa Livestocer
Omaha
S Dept. Agriculture
ST Ann
UMWA_ - Hoss
Mason City
Waterloo
Wilson & CO
Dial
Market Report On Livestock Weights And Prices
A summary of approximate nationwide feed lot loadings and price ranges for various cattle weights. Prices span from about $6.95 to $8.65 per hundredweight depending on weight class. Packing sows and other categories show similar per hundredweight values, reflecting market conditions.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Report
Grain prices for wheat oats rye barley corn and soybeans listed with different numbered grades. Produce and dairy figures include butterfat cream, eggs, hens, leghorn varieties, and colored breeds with prices. Wholesale fruits vegetables lemons oranges grapefruit celery lettuce bananas onions cabbage carrots potatoes cantaloupes watermelons hides and animal byproducts priced with unit quotes.
Porkers 10 Lower On Local Market
Local hog prices continue lower with a 14 cent drop in all grades, topping at 8.60. Wilson & Co Hog Market lists assorted hogs, sows, and packers by weight in a crowded price sheet, noting steady activity in other local markets.
Market Report for Produce and Dairy Prices in Chicago and New York
Markets show steady to mixed trends with receipts and stocks in focus. EGGS receipts 16,090 in Chicago with steady prices. POTATOES arrivals 118 on track, total 304, shipments 715. California White Rose and southern cobblers weak, Bliss Triumphs steady amid heavy demand. U S cobblers mixed with regional price points. New York reports EGGS receipts 19,085 with standard sizes and price spreads. BUTTER firm at 1,034,900 pounds on hand with creamery and extra grades, firsts and seconds priced. CHEESE receipts 263,609 firmer prices unchanged.
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Chicago
California
Bliss
Lousiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
U. S
North Carolina
Washington
Burbanks
New York
Cheese allotments and wool market move in week
Wisconsin cheese quotas shown with farm board notes as junior turns thirteen. Boston wool market improves with buyers present. original bar line activity and delaine fleece prices steady to firm. Foreign exchange in New York shows mixed quoters with various country rates and city pairings.
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Wisconsin
Plymouth
Wis
Wisconsin Exchange
Farmers Board
Herns
Boston
Bond Markets Show Uneven Week End Policy
New York bond traders faced irregular trading as profits and weekend adjustments weighed on prices after a week of gains. Declines in Missouri Pacific 5 3 and Northern Pacific 4s contrasted with gains in Alleghany 1949, International Telephone 5s, and National Party 3 74s. U S government bonds closed mixed withTreasury 2 25 and Home Owners Loan 3s leading activity. the article notes the era’s suffrage context at the end.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Missouri Pacific
Northern Pacific
Utilities
Power and Light
Ilinols Central
Alleghany
International Telephone
National Party
S. Rovernments
Treasury
U. S
U.S
Treasury Tas
Stocks Rally for Sixth Straight Session on Broad Rebound
Stocks posted a sixth consecutive rally as a late surge lifted the Dow and broader market after initial profit selling. U S Steel Inc led gains amid a firming tape as investors rotated into steel, autos, and related issues while volume exceeded 1 million shares in two hours. Major movers included Bethlehem, Chrysler, Boeing, General Electric, Du Pont, and Union Pacific with continued attention on wage-cut implications following price actions by major subsidiaries.
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New York
U. S. Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
Bethlechem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
J. S. Case
International Harvester
Deere
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Texas Corp
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Consolidated Edison
North American
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Westinghouse
du Pont
General Electric
Johns Manville
Philip Morris
Air Reduction
New York Central
Union Pacific
Wall Street Stocks and Quotations Published by Bennet Co
Wall Street quotations list numerous tickers and prices across industries with a long string of lines naming companies such as Johns Manville, Allied Stores, Amn Power, Anaconda Con, Proctor Gamble, Coca Cola, Chrysler, General Motors, and many others. The item also notes Mississippi River stage readings for Davenport and nearby locales with rises and falls.
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J E. Bennet & Co
W. WH. Jump
Manner Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Aska Jineatu
Johns Manville
Allegheny Coron_ i
Kennecott
Alhed Chem
Krescens SS
Allied Stores
Kroger
Alhs Chalmers
Lambert
Amn Can
Lehigh Valley
Amn
Aleay
Libby Owens
Myers Biol
Ann Loco
Pow & LG Lortivnra
Louisville G& E
Amn Row Mills
Hs Amn Smelting
F SleGrnky
Amn Steel
Tex
Armour A& Ri
Pao
Ward
Alison T&s
Murray Cornin
Auburn Auto
Nash Kella Aviation Cornyn
Bellas
Balto & Olio
Natl Cash
Burrouds
Ford
Penna
Kennes
Canada
Ehillins
Billshury
Simmons Co
Consol OU
Sea Bkelly Oil
Conti
Socony
Standara
du Pont
Lex Gull
Eire Autolite
Tex Land
Thompson
Klee
Elec
Bond & S
Timken
Fish Rubber
Freeport
Trans-America
Gen Baking
Union Carbide
Gen
Union Pac
Flec
Uni Aircraft
Ape Foods
Uni Air Lines
Bia
Gen Motors
Uni Corkenti Gillette
United Fruit
Olivel Bros
Gas Co An
Glidden Co
Guann Bat Goodrich
Goodsear Tire
Aspine
Graham Paige
Great Nor
Gre
Gtn Ry
US Steel
Bays
P & Gay A Flat’ Corp
Vanadium Sd
Hiram Walker
Wire
Garo Chem
Slouston Ol
Walworth
Ith
Mowe Sound
Warner Bros Oyt Hudson
Motors
Weshurien
Erte Hupp Motors
Central
White Motors
San
Indus
Rayon
Woo
Quaker Pr
Chicaco_ Corp Z
ySuift & Co
Davenport
Keokuk
Louis
Gairohnie
Memphis
Four Army Flyers Die in Plane Collision at Montevideo Field
Four army pilots died when a departing aircraft collided with one landing at the aviation school field in Montevideo Uruguay. Both planes burned in the crash Saturday.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Wheat prices rise after early session fluctuation on Chicago board
Wheat futures closed higher as heavy southwest rains spurred buying and short covering. July wheat up to 144 cents, corn and oats showing smaller gains amid light export demand and mixed regional weather signals. Winnipeg and Minneapolis markets reported varied quotes with cash grain activity described.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
London
United Kingdom
Minneapolis
Montana
Court House News: Dal las youth jailed in larceny case
Billy Smith, 19, of Dallas, charged with larceny of a suitcase owned by Ed Rishel of Council Bluffs at Marion depot June 13, pled guilty and received six months in the county jail from District Judge H C Ring with release on good behavior after 60 days. He will be absent from the locality after serving time. Also, R W Brookman named operating receiver for Hatch and Brookman Cedar Rapids lumber firm to preserve assets amid a $1,000 note suit. bond set at $5,000.
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Billy Smith
Dallas
Tex
Ed Rishel
Council Bluffs
Marion
H C. Ring
Smith
Jack Monahan
Milwaukee Railroad
R. W. Brookman
Hatch and Brookman Company
Cedar Rapids Lumber and Materials
G. F. Brookman
Hatch and Brookman
Brookman
Four Months At Rockwell City For Larceny
Jean Smith, 37, of Burlington, a Negro woman, received a four month sentence at Rockwell City women's reformatory after pleading guilty to larceny for taking 41 dollars from Walter Boner of 108 Sixth Avenue SW on June 2. She had pleaded not guilty to a robbery charge tied to the same incident. Police arrested her. John McCune, 24, of Marion, was jailed in Linn County on an assault and battery warrant issued by Justice H. R. Churchill.
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Rockwell City
Jean Smith
Burlington
Rockwell City Women's Reformatory
H. C. Ring
Walter Boner
Sixth Avenue
John McCune
Marion
Linn County
Dick Payn
H. R. Churchill
Cedar Rapids couples listed for marriage licenses
The county recorded marriage license applications for multiple couples including Lewis A. Welton and Helen L. Harman of Cedar Rapids. Edwin L. Dvorak and Anna Dalecky of Cedar Rapids. N. A. S. McLean of Nebraska City and Mary Josephine Peters of Omaha. Victor M. Pierson and Dorothy West of Cedar Rapids. Dudley R. Henderson and Marie L. Clark of Central City. Lyle F. Sabin of Marengo and Florence Shuffitt of Sikeston. Wesley Josef Noseck and Virginia Kuzey of Cedar Rapids. John W. Mitchell of Charles City and Mary E. Appel of Muscatine. and Carl Arthur Weber of Columbus Junction and Marjorie Scott Williams of Mount Vernon.
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Lewis A. Welton
Helen L. Harman
Cedar Rapids
Edwin L. Dvorak
Anna Dalecky
N. A. S. McLean
Nebraska City
Neb
Mary Josephine Peters
Omaha
Victor M. Pierson
Dorothy West
Dudley R. Henderson
Marie L. Clark
Central City
Lyle F. Sabin
Marengo
Florence Shuffitt
Sikeston
Wesley Josef Noseck
Virginia Kuzey
John W. Mitchell
Charles City
Mary E. Appel
Muscatine
Carl Arthur Weber
Columbus Junction
Marjorie Scott Williams
Mount Vernon
Cleveland Relief Fund Boost Ends City's Relief Crisis
Cleveland Finance Director G A Gesell said the relief fund would reach about $337,000 in a few days, possibly by Monday, after bankers agreed to buy notes issued in anticipation of the 1939 sales tax collection, effectively ending the city’s recurring relief crisis for the time being.
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Cleveland (Ap
G A Gesell
Cleveland
Gesell
Funeral rites set for Mrs Middleton killed in Milwaukee wreck
Funeral services for Mrs BE Middleton, killed in the Milwaukee train wreck, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the Barta chapel. Rev Grant F Anderson will officiate and burial will be in Linwood cemetery. A Saturday wreck on the same line delayed the body’s arrival. The Olympian noted the new time change from 4 p.m. Sunday.
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BE. M. Middleton
Barta Chapel
Grant F. Anderson
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Ehlers held Sunday
Mrs Pearl Ehlers died at her home 423 G avenue NW after a brief illness. Services in Turner chapel at 2 pm Sunday were led by Rev Ira Edwards with Queen of the West lodge in attendance. Burial followed at West Liberty. She belonged to Parlor City camp Royal Neighbors. Friends may call at the chapel. Funeral services for Mort Dye at 318 Fourteenth street NE Sunday at 2 pm by Rev C J Bready. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Pearl Ehlers
G Avenue NW
Turner Chapel
Ira Edwards
Jordan’s Grove
Central City
Queen of the West Lodge
West Liberty
Mort Dye
Fourteenth Street
C. J Bready
Oak Hill Cemetery
Pattern 4604 by Anne Adams offers two summer dress options
Anne Adams Pattern 4604 provides a frisky daytime dress or an ankle length skirt for summer parties. It uses inexpensive cottons with easy step by step instructions and comes in girl and junior sizes 6 through 14. Pattern and book each cost fifteen cents, book plus pattern twenty five cents, order to Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
First Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children Founded
The first society for the prevention of cruelty to children was founded in New York in 1875, marking a milestone in child protection efforts.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
New York
Marion social notes highlight visits and guests
The Marion Misses Emma Belle and Retta Courtney host a Saturday evening at 809 Sixth Avenue in honor of newlyweds Tuella and McGowan with yellow and white decor. Out of town guests include C. A. Bush family from Sarasota and Beintema and Rousey families visiting from Davenport, with extended stays at Starbuck and Phelps homes. Local illnesses and visits are noted alongside Linn's Best 4 H club activities and a Marion visit from the Lange family of Racine, Wisconsin.
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Emma
Belle
Retta Courtney
M. W Courtney
Sixth Avenue
Tuella G. McGowan
C. A. Bush
Clarence and
Ferol
Sarasota
Fla
Leo Benitema
Betty
Jack
William Rousey
Davenport
Marion
Mrs Beintema
W.S Starbuck
Beintema
Mrs. Rousey
Mrs Rousey
Starbuck and
L. M. Phelps
C. W. Mann
Elk’s Club
Cedar Rapids
T. G. McGowan
Pat Mahaffey
Robert Hardin
Tulsa
Earl Snyder
Phyllis
Town City
Grace Gray Bush
Clarence
Saratoga
Irving Drake
Dorothy
Helen
Joe Lange
Racine, Wis
Frederic Hamlin
Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings And Travel
Social pages record dinner honors for Mr and Mrs Harlan F Knight and farewell for Mr and Mrs Tuella G McGowan heading to California. Guests include the Fernows Storcks and Machaceks with anniversaries noted. Visitors and trips span Dysart Davenport Manchester Cedar Rapids and Europe plans, with house guests and fishing trips in Canada.
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Marvin Fernow
G A. Starck
Lumir Machacek
Dysart
Fernow
Storck
Machacek
Frank Gibson
Gibson
Floyd Roberts
Oakdale
Earl George
Maude Keithley
Springville
Hobart Gibson
Cedar Rapids
Atkins Legion Team Wins Benton Title
Special to The Gazette Atkins American Legion Junior baseball team won the Benton county championship Friday at Atkins field. In a 5 inning opener Atkins beat Shellsburg 7 to 1 with Poock and Gallo pitching. Atkins had 9 hits to Shellsburg's 2. In the 7 inning nightcap Atkins defeated Belle Plaine 1 to 0 behind C Schirm and Deklotz. Atkins will play in the district tournament at Waterloo July 1 and 2.
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The
Gazette
Atkins
Atkins American Legion
Benton County
Atkins Field
Shellsburg
Kibbin
Robbins
Dickson
Poock
Gallo
Belle Plaine
Jacobsen
Benda
C. Schirm
Deklotz
Waterloo
Ranchers Speed Sheep To Market In Trucks
Ogden Utah United Press reports that sheep ranchers now ship sheep by trucks rather than long trailing. Improved roads and fast trucks cut travel from ten days to three weeks to a loading corral near the range, as explained by regional forester R H Rutledge on national forest road policies for truck transport.
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Ogden
Utah
R. H. Rutledge
U. S
National Forests
Marion area church services listed for Sunday
A compact church column lists service times and sermon topics for many denominations. Baptist pastor Rev L Winman preaches on The Saddest and Gladdest Story Ever Told at 10:45, with evening sermon Signs of the Times. Catholic mass scheduled 7:30 and 9:30. Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, and Prairie Chapel details include Sunday school at 9:45 or 10, morning worship at 10:45 or 11, and liturgical notes or special programs.
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L. Winman
Irving E. Wade
Christian Endeavor
James B. Hodgson
Coe College
C. C. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Oxford Club
Murray Home
Blair's Ferry Road
Howard Merkel
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
Landon Responds To FDR Attack On Opposing Groups
Landon said Roosevelt's fireside chat admitted plans to centralize government and force spending against state political groups not allied with the administration. He urged the President to model cooperation and stop propaganda against dissenters while noting the era’s broader economic unity.
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Topeka
Kan
INS
Roosevelt
Alred M. Landon
Kansas
Democratic National Committee
Jersey City
Roosevelt to Review Entire U S Fleet in San Francisco
President Roosevelt is expected to review the full United States fleet during his San Francisco visit on a forthcoming transcontinental swing. Source notes that part of the fleet is already converging on the Golden Gate, marking an impressive display of naval strength unseen since his 1933 review aboard the cruiser Indianapolis near New York bay.
Allot 6,000 For Iowa Field Survey Project
Washington AP reports the Public Works Administration allotted 490,000 to the Coast and Geodetic Survey for field surveys in 34 states. Iowa received 6,000 as part of the allocation.
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Iowa
Washington
Public Works Administration
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
Fatal Lightning Strike Kills Olney Farmer at Plow
Gus Runyon age 40 farmer of Olney was struck by a bolt of lightning while plowing corn and died instantly. Weather had been clear with no rain, and the accident occurred near Bon Noble. The event ends a quiet day on the farm.
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Olney
Gus Runyon
Runyon
Bon Noble
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