Hogs Hold Steady In Cleanup Trade At Chicago Stockyards
Chicago Saturday cleanup trade showed steadier hog prices with top around five and average near 4.65 as receipts in three markets totaled about 9,450. Cattle receipts reached 4,165 with top dealer prices near 5.75 and average around 6.75. Data includes regional hog and cattle figures from Chicago Pittsburgh and East Buffalo markets and regional price listings.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Ho AG
MIX & Butchers
Asg Amt
Omaha
U S Dept Agriculture
Oeniire
Pali Tivistrack
ST Paul
Hogs Steady on Local Market With Top Price Held
Hog prices remained unchanged on the local market as all grades stayed steady. The top price stayed at 4.20 dollars per hundredweight, with no changes reported Saturday.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain Wheat 85c Oats 4c Rye AAC Barley Comm cuts 40 Ste mill 48c Produce Hens 4 Ibs and up 1c Hens under 1c Light hens Leghorn hens 8c Broilers 2 Ibs up 14c Leghorn broilers 12c Cocks 4c Parks No 1 We No 2% 10c henner.
Grain Movement and Livestock Reports Across Markets
Wholesale grain prices in California Florida Texas and broader Midwest markets show varied movement for lemons lettuce onions and vegetables. Livestock at Chicago Omaha and Des Moines cites cattle hogs and sheep receipts with mixed to steady market tones and notable price ranges.
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Chicago
Wall Street closes steady as federal control takes hold
U S and European markets eased into federal oversight with little fanfare as a heat wave shrank activity. Nash Motors and several big names posted small gains while many issues stayed near unchanged. The session saw about 180000 shares traded with a steady close amid the July heat.
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New York
Nash Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Auburn
American Can
Bethlehem Steel
NY Central
Kennecott
du Pont
U S. Steel
Santa Fe
U S
U_ S. Steel common
American Telephone
Western Union
Consolidated Gas
American Smelting
Union Pacific
Howe Sound
McIntyre Porcupine
American Tobacco
Grain Prices Move Erratically on Chicago Board
Grain prices moved in a rough one cent range on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat closed slightly lower, corn and oats mixed with small gains and losses as hedging pressure and mixed sentiment shaped activity. Winnipeg export demand aided Canadian markets while Liverpool closed lower on Friday losses. High western temperatures spurred buying as forecasts of cooler weather prompted some selling and provisions firmed on late strength.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Fair Commission House
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Trade War Times
Market Receipt Notes for Butter Eggs Poultry and More
Receipts show butter and eggs prices largely unchanged across markets in New York and Chicago with mixed lot standards. Poultry items including leghorn hens roosters and turkeys list varied prices while butter and cheese receipts reflect steady or unchanged rates amid standard grading and storage references.
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Cncago
Chicago
New York
Afl
Bond Markets in New York Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Trading in the New York bond market showed overall steadiness with some uneven activity across corporate issues. Investors weighed price movements as yields fluctuated and several securities posted modest changes in value.
Man’s wild ride ends in gruesome injuries
In Detroit a man leapt from a chair and kicked high during a stunt. Police say he fell from a height, suffering a non broken leg and a fractured skull. The chaotic scene followed a moment of alarming behavior captured amid broken scaffolding and crowd panic.
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Detroit
Ats
Paul Myr
Births Record Irregular Jumble Across Local Notes
Fragmentary birth notice mentions several names and dates in a jumbled OCR line. Details are unreadable except the general topic of births and people referenced. No clear individuals or locations can be reliably identified from the readable text.
Roosevelt Sets Up New Labor Board
President Roosevelt on Saturday established a national labor board under the new industrial disputes act. Appointed were Lloyd Garrison of Wisconsin as chairman Henry Alvin Malls of Illinois and Edwin S Smith of Massachusetts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
New Industrial Disputes Act
Lloyd Garrison
Wisconsin
Henry Alvin Malls
Ihanes
Edwin S Smith
Massachusetts
Riverside man freed after manslaughter case reversal
Joseph Wieland of Riverside pled guilty to manslaughter and received eight years in prison. He was later found not guilty on that charge after appeals to the supreme court upheld. The事故 occurred when his car struck Morgan Hartsock of Town City on a rainy night in February 1933, with dispute over whether his windshield was mud covered.
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Iowa City
Joseph Wieland
Riverside
Wieland
Supreme Court
Morgan Hartsock
Town City
Dravine
Shields Reaches Quarter Finals at Wimbledon Tourney
Frank Shields of New York advances to the Wimbledon quarter finals after a five setter over Christo n Boussus of France. He joins George Lott, Von Kirby, Baron Gottfried von Cranen, and Fred Perry as other winners advancing in the event.
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Wimbledon
Frank Shields
New York
Cehellence Tedas O
Christown Boussus
France
all-England
Ftournes
Shold
Himo
Tus
George Lott
Chicago
Harry Hopman
Australia
von Kirby
South Africa
Baron Gattfillied
von Cranyn
Fred Perrys
England
Adrian Quist
Hitler Crushes German Revolt Declares Emergency Authority
Foreign observers report Hitler ordered halt of all foreign communications and warned against any move to overthrow the state. He asserts Rochin and others in the stormtrooper leadership have been arrested as Berlin screens the crackdown. Street patrols by police and SS guards reinforce the regime’s claim of control.
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der Fuehrer
Storm
Hitler
Boehm
Lutze
Secret Police
Halle
Germany
Rochin
Jadementians
Derfuehrer
Mirane
Democratic Rally Ends With Delegates Named for Des Moines Visit
Enthusiasm marked the Democratic rally as Louis Murphy and others commended party work and pledged convention support for Jacobsen and state and county officers. Walter Hutchinson was named permanent chairman with Ruby Pameticky as secretary. Delegates listed to attend the Des Moines convention include William McEvoy Boulder, Glenn Bowdish Springville, H K Shankland Viola, and many Cedar Rapids and Linn County names along with alternates.
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Ator Louis Murphy
Jacobsen
Walter Hutchinson
Ruby Pameticky
Hutchinson
W J Grunewald
Joe Meckota
Des Moines
William McEvoy
Boulder
Glenn Bowdish
Springville
K Shankland
Viola
Charles R
Smith College
L Stallman Fairfax
Catherine K McHugh Lisbon
J C Kennedy
Mount Vernon
Floy Hyde
Grant
John Smith Jackson
Marley D. Clark Linn
Ethel Courtney
R Biddick
E E Parsons
Marion
Verna C Dunlap
Otter Creek
Olds Ruby Pameticky
Frank Baldwin
Ted Nesper
John Limback
Wayne Boland
D L. Morris
Perry Knapp
Ethel Greeman
George Kalda
G N Booth
James Yanecek
John Klimo
Ruth McMeel
Marie Falcon
John G Larkin
Mary Hollingsworth
J W. Sanborn
J W Bowdish
Fred Stirm L
Anna Zalesky
E. R. Petro
Ned Porter
Kathryn D Hardy
Isaeelie Schluter
George Gorman Wells
C Peck
Velma L. Danner
M C Pew
Margaret Doherty
Irene Henson
A Wasaba
J. L. Prochaska Jr
M W Spencer
Theodore Stichomel
W. J Cody
W. J Flynn
DemocratsFill District Delegates For Cedar Rapids Convention
Idah Forsythe and other listed delegates were named to attend the district democratic judicial convention in Cedar Rapids on July 21. The list of delegates to the district and state conventions includes numerous named individuals and committee appointments. Resolutions praised national and state democratic achievements and endorsed Governor Clyde L. Herring and Lieut Gov Nelson G Kraschel along with other candidates.
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Idah Forsythe
John Powers
Lucy A. Nelson
C. H. Attwood
Ferne Dennison
C. G. Yost
H. C. Gerhold
John Gibney
G. Mounce
Milton J. Hand
Cedar Rapids
Frank Healy
Maurice Pew
Charles Hass
Joseph Mekota
George Gorman
Maurice Cahill
Walter Hutchinson
Thomas Woods
Ray McConologue
Wayne Boland
M. W. O'Rielly
D. L. Morrissey
A. J. Murray
John Limback
John Redmond
Paul Jones
Anna Lamey
Isabel Schluter
Wells Peck
Marley D. Clark
Julia Huston
Des Moines
B. G. Broghammer
Ben Tait
Velma Danner
C. R. Biddick
Luther Fuhrmeister
Ned Porter
Ethel Courtney
E. E. Parsons
R. L. Stallman
Charles R. Smith
Verna C. Dunlap
John Smith
H. K. Shanklin
Libby Chadima
Agatha Mc Donnell
Fred Stirm
Hutchinson
Anna Maney
William McEvoy
J. C. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Clyde L. Herring
Nelson G. Kraschel
Republicans Rally in Linn County on NRA and Press Rights
The Linn County Republican meeting denounces federal NRA policies and press control plans. Speakers urge voters to back candidates breaking ties with Washington, cite Johnson's NRA stance, and outline delegate nominations for state and district conventions in Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown.
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Republican Party
Washington
House
Senate
Des Moines
Johnson
NRA
E. R. Moore
James T. McCutcheon
Thomas Wiley
Mr Johnson
Linn County
Mrs. F. C. Zierath Dies in Marion at 3 AM
Mrs. F C Zierath of Rochester Minnesota died today at 3 am after a three week visit with her sister Mrs C E Pearson at 900 Fourteenth street Marion She was born Lida Leona Showalter in Jasper county March 11 1877 married to F C Zierath in 1900 and lived in Rochester about twenty years She is survived by her husband one daughter Mrs W E Mosing and one granddaughter Billie Jean Mosing all of Rochester and several brothers and a sister The family also noted Mr and Mrs Blakeslee’s Cedar Rapids dinner and the Wunicket Camp Fire hike as local events of interest.
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F. C. Zierath
F. GC. Zierath
Rochester
Minn
C. E. Pearson
Fourteenth Street
Lida Leona Showalter
Jasper County
F C. Zierath
Marion area churches schedule Sunday services
The list details church services across Marion including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Neighborhood Chapel and Seventh Day Church of God. Times cover Sunday school from 9:45 to 10:20 a.m., morning worship at 11, and evening services with sermon topics such as The Per son and Work of the Holy Spirit and The Word of Christ is the Power of Faith.
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William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
St. Joseph's Catholic
T J McElliott
C. J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
H. O. Allen
Arthur Lyons
Old Wells
Gerald Thomas
Free Methodist
H M. Williamson
J E. McBurney of
Coggan
Woman's Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal
John M Walters
Howard M. Titus
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Rey W
Fisher
Carson
Irvin Ford
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
William Mathis
T J. Mila Ler
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Carl Carver
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Elizabeth Ink
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F B Assmus
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Abe Bass
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W J Barnerover
C F Becker
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W G. Loftus
G . Linville
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Scott McIntyre
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Robert Keely
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Woman's Lake
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Clarence Darrow
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J . Merritt
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William Mitchell
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W. J. Neill
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John H. Pazour
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B. T Perrine
Clair Petty
William Quarton
L. D. Ross
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Lulu G. Reed
Julia Robbins
W. H. Stepanek
H. E. Spangler
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A G. Scheuler
Frank Stoddard
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C J. Lynch, Jr
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James E. Patterson
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Thomas B Powell
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C. E. Richmann
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Arthur Axmear
J D. Stewart
J M. Tallman
W WN. Treichler
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B L. Wick
Paul V. Wilson
J A Yessler
D. A. Leonard
W.W. C. Benesh
L. H Stubbs
W. C Rech
P R. Wagner
W. P Secrist
Keith Vawter
J. C Gritman
Sam Stirm
L. G. Hall
Coggon
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D S. Smith
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Arthur Bye
J W Albright
Robert W Greene
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A S. Reed
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Roy Radebaugh
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H. C. Ring
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P Secrist
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Franklin Kemp
Huntington
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Three Minute Cereals Company
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A. P. Munsen
Springfield, IL
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Cheley Camp
Estes Park
Colorado
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Ross
Irma Langhoff
D. B. Storck
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Central Avenue
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Ed Sigfred
Marion Shakespeare Club
Gerald Gordon
Beloit
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