Inactive Hog Market Shows Fresh Run at 2000 Head
AP dispatches show hogs at Chicago and multiple Midwestern yards with a fresh run near 2,000 head, 1,500 sold direct to packers, prices steady to 9.70, cattle and sheep mostly steady, varied receipts across Omaha St Paul Sioux City and Des Moines yards, with overall weak to steady demand and mixed weekly comparisons.
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Chicago
U. S Dept. Arriculdures
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
API
Dept. Agriculture
ST. Paul Livestock South ST Paul
IU. S. Dent
Sioux City
Iaps
S. Dept. Agriculture
TOWA
Des Moines
Dept Agricultures
Iowa
Minnesota
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Schicher
Waterloo
INS
Atte Cep
Kansans City
East St. Lows
St. Paul
Wilson & CO
Ace Market Dist
Wilson's
VGN
Foreign exchange rates drift amid Austrian coup tensions
In New York IAP markets show mixed movement as sentences describe currency flows. Early Saturday rates show pounds and dollars steady while European capitals react to the German Austrian coup. Major pairs include Britain around 49934 and France 320. Italy 526. Belgium 16.859 and Germany 4025.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
IAP
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Wool Market and Commodity Updates from Boston and New York
Scattered domestic wools sales in Boston last week held mostly steady to slightly strong prices with fine and quarter blood grades easing. Texas wools showed new strength as buyers purchased moderate quantities. fleeces and combing bright fleeces held firm, while crude rubber futures slipped 15 to 26 points and sugar futures remained quiet with minor declines.
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Boston
Texas
Cedar Rapids Grain and Market Prices Page
Miscellaneous market list showing wheat oats rye corn soybeans hay butterfat eggs and wholesale fruits vegetables with prices for grains, dairy, poultry, hides, and livestock items across Cedar Rapids market era. Ends with pony and clue hides at half price.
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Naif
Lamson Brothers & Co
Owrey
Jonal Hank
Cedar Rapids
Winnipeg
Local markets show slight change across regions
Hog prices stay steady on the local market while most commodities hold firm. Hay weakens, with no other changes recorded in local markets Saturday as buyers anticipate next week.
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORTS STEADY PRICES
Chicago receipts show butter eggs and potatoes with steady or mixed moves. Butter steady with ample supply, eggs unsettled and higher options in New York. Idaho russet and other potato stocks mostly steady though some weakness in Bur banks area. U S No 1 prices vary by region.
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Chicago
U. S
Idaho
Colorado
Red McClures
U .S
Minnesota
North Dakota
Bliss
Floridas Bliss Trumphs US
New York
Bond Markets Slide as Gov Bonds Waver and Rail Issues Fall
U S government loans mostly steady but some long terms slipped. Rail and carrier bond issues faced sharp declines amid light trading. Italian and German issues dropped, Rome and Italy bonds weakening on European political tensions. Springville school election to elect two directors Monday with Homer McShane Willard Lacock and Allan McArthur named as candidates.
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New York
Santa Fe
N. Y Central
Southern Railway
Rome
Italy
U. S
Springville
Homer McShane
Willard Lacock
Allan McArthur
War Tension Lessons And Stocks Gain
War tension prospects influenced the New York market with a modest recovery across steel, rail, motors and related shares after a slight dip. Observers saw possible central Europe map changes but low chances of general conflict, expecting US funds to flow in as a safe haven if hostilities begin. Transfers ran about 350000 shares as grains and cotton futures showed war scare moves and several major firms led gains while others hesitated or declined.
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New York
Europe
America
Paris
Switzerland
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
N. Y
Central
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
Montgomery Ward
General Foods
Anaconda
Kennecott
Allis Chalmers
U. S. Rubber International Harvester
Western Union
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
Standard Oil of
N. J
American Smelting
Dome
Homestake
British Navy Starts Mapping Labrador Coast
Estimates suggest fifty years will be needed to chart Labrador coast. The British navy has begun the large maritime surveying project to map the shoreline and waters.
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Labrador
Wheat Traders Hold Off Until European Crisis Clears
Chicago and Minneapolis markets show modest gains as exporters move 500,000 bushels on hard winters. Prices firm, but volume light as traders await resolution of European crisis. Cash wheat and corn quotes mixed with slight advances in oats and cargoes from Rotterdam and Buenos Aires.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Greece
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Rotterdam
Buenos Aires
Four Claim $2,980 Gold Hoard Found In Vacant House Cellar
In Bloomsburg Pennsylvania a $2,980 trove of $20 gold pieces was found in a vacant house cellar and four claimants contest ownership. Beers the owner and workers Johnson and Hill first recovered part of the 149 double eagles two weeks ago. J E Hippie of Pierre South Dakota joined the claim, suggesting a relative once owned the home. Beers asserts ownership of the property entitles him to the treasure.
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Bloomsburg
J. E. Hippie
Pierre
S. D
E R. Beers
John Johnson
George Hill
Beers
Johnson
Hoover Welcomed By Polish Pupils at Wawel Castle
Four thousand Polish schoolchildren gathered at Wawel castle in Warsaw to welcome Herbert Hoover. They carried banners proclaiming Long live Hoover who saved Poland's children in 1919.
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Warsaw
Wawel Castle
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Poland
Vinton Man Sentenced in Creamery Theft Case
George Bryant, 35, of Vinton received a five year sentence at Fort Madison after pleading guilty to embezzlement by stealing cream from the Garrison Creamery, where he worked as a trucker. Leland Baker, 22, also of Vinton, is jailed on the same charge.
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Vinton
George Bryant
Fort Madison
L. J. Kirkland
Bryant
Garrison Creamery
Leland Baker
Cedar Rapids Couples Win Marriage Licenses
Edward He McClure of Cedar Rapids weds Ruby Billings of Lewis. Eldon McSpadden of Estherville marries Mary McDowell of Cedar Rapids. Allen George Evans and Lucille Hudler, both of Cedar Rapids, obtain licenses.
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Edward He McClure
Cedar Rapids
Ruby Billings
Lewis
Eldon McSpadden
Estherville
Mary McDowell
Allen George Evans
Lucille Hudler
Marion beer curfew talk aims to curb minor stays
Marion city officials and beer dealers held a Friday night meeting to address minors staying in parlors after being served. Mayor Pazour warned of enforcing curfew laws if parental cooperation does not improve, while milk dealers discussed regular inspections to ease concerns over Malta fever and milk safety.
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John H. Pazour
Pazour
New Post Office
Public Library Authority
Marion
Milton Hand
Iowa Highway Commission
Seventh Avenue
Main Street
Fourteenth Street
Thirteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth and
Camp Fire girls host soil conservation program in Linn county
Friday night screening at the library auditorium showcased soil conservation work by Linn county staff during Camp Fire’s Conservation of the Nations Natural Resources observance. About eighty girls and parents attended as Ralph R Harvey Charles M Hood and James C Halasey spoke and Camp Fire girls sang.
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Soil Conservation Force
Linn County
Library
Ralph R. Harvey
Charles M. Hood
James C. Halasey
Marion Churches Doings in Brief Weekly Notice
A list of Marion church activities includes Baptist services led by Rev. L W Inman with ongoing Better Baptist Churches sessions, St Joseph Catholic mass times, Christian and Congregational services with sermons on Save Thy Self and The Greatest Sign Of Gods Grace In Christ Jesus, plus union services, youth groups, and midweek prayers across Christian denominations in Marion Cedar Rapids area churches.
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Baptist
L. W. Inman
B.Y.P.U
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
Christian Endeavor
John Stewart
Church Board
Church Brotherhood Fellowship
Walter H. Staves
Cedar Rapids
Free Methodist
C. O Monroe
Jewell Bothwell Tull
Trinity Methodist Church of
C. V. R. DeJong
Christ
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
H. M. Thomas
Holmes Estate Beneficiary Found by Sleuth
Chicago AP report says detective James McGurk found G. W. Lambert’s named beneficiary, Sherlock Holmes, after four days of tracing. Lambert, Ripon bank cashier and estate trustee, asked the missing persons bureau to locate Holmes to inform him of the designation. Holmes learned of the news after spotting a paper on the case, then contacted the Ripon bank.
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Chicago
Sherlock Holmes
James McGurk
G. W. Lambert
Ripon
Wis
Ripon Bank
Ellsworth High Students Strike Over Principal's Contract
About 300 Ellsworth high school pupils walked out on Friday to protest the school board not renewing Principal C. E. Gluesing's contract. The parade through town followed a banner declaring No Gluesing no school as the marching band led the students.
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Ellsworth, Wis
Ellsworth
Wis
Ellsworth High School
C. E. Gluesing
Cedar Rapids Divorces and Pleas File in District Court
A divorce action of Mike Bethan against Emma Bethan on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds is before District Judge H. C. Ring with a cross petition for divorce and custody. Irene Carpenter seeks a divorce from Lloyd Carpenter with similar grounds and the couple were married in Cedar Rapids on November 13, 1933. A separate note suit against H B Morris by United Benefit Life Insurance was dismissed with prejudice. Other rulings include overruling a default judgment in an account action, sustaining a special appearance in a note case, and a $594.37 default judgment in a note and chattel mortgage suit.
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Mike Bethan
Emma Bethan
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
Charles L. Benesh
Charles Landergott
F. O. Ellison
Myrtle Hasinbiller
Ed Deardorf
United Benefit Life Insurance Company
John Bading
C. J. Haas
Will Hagerman
Irene Carpenter
Lloyd Carpenter
Pri Ae
Cardenas Deploys Infantry to Patrol Mexican Oil Fields
President Cardenas ordered an infantry battalion to guard oil fields in Veracruz state to prevent disorders from the wage dispute between the Mexican government and American and British oil companies.
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Mexico City
INS
Cardenas
Vera Cruz
Cedar Rapids couples wed as city briefs note
Hudler of Cedar Rapids wed by Justice H R Churchill Saturday morning. Victor Johnson Cedar Rapids jailed thirty days with fifteen suspended for intoxication after arraignment before Justice W R Watsabaugh. St James church drama group plans rehearsal Monday 7 p.m. at Dr Clara B Dice Roe home for play Friday Harrison school auditorium 7 30 p.m. Walter H Proescholdt promoted from captain to major in U S field artillery reserve confirmed at 349th infantry HQ in federal building.
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Victor Johnson
Cedar Rapids
W. R. Watsabaugh
Johnson
St. James’ Church
R. S. Phillips
George Vavra
Clara B. Dice Roe
First Avenue E
Harrison School
W. H. Proescholdt
Walter H. Proescholdt
Elm Avenue SE
United States Field Artillery Reserve
349Th Infantry
Federal
Cedar Rapids Police Open House At New Station
Cedar Rapids police invite locals and visitors to an open house at the new station on Sunday. Chief Robert J. Vinch urges families to attend as guides lead tours through the facility and equipment demonstrations for an instructive and entertaining visit.
Births Highlight Two Sons Born at Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lumir Trachta of 1870 Wenng road NE welcome a son on March 11 at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles Burkart of 251 Thirty-first street drive SE welcome a son on March 11 at Mercy hospital.
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Mercy Hospital
Charles Burkart
Cedar Rapids
Burkart
Ethel McDonnell
Marion
Lumir Trachta
Wenng Road
Thirty-first Street Drive
Local Gazette Ad Docket Showcases Watches and Services
A busy classified page highlights watches and jewelry from PROBASCO JEWELER and KEN WOOD TRANSFER plus services from SOVEREIGN'S and National Cleaners. Travel offers from HAWKEYE TRAVEL BUREAU compete with car insurance savings from STARK INS AGENCY and Allied Van Lines logistics. Local ads promote hat cleaning, quilting, upholstery, and low-cost fire insurance while urging readers to place value-focused classifieds with Gazette Want Ads.
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Probasco Jeweler
2Nd Ave
Kenwood Transfer
Podrimek
I. K. Schacfer
Kmresge
The
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Sovereign's
5Th Ave
Mrs. Hell
Europe
Hawkeye Travel Bureau
Stock Co
Stark Ins
Elale Lerie
Iowa
C.R. Knitting Co
1St St
P.O
National Cleaners
J. H. Martin
St. SW
Gertrude Campbell
Thea
Edge of Whittier
Mary Stanley
Rt. 1
Springville
SAREE
Yellow Cab Co
Hsehold Goods
A. A. Vogel
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