Chicago Hog Prices Rise in Light Supplies Trade Mixed
Chicago livestock market shows firm hog prices Friday despite slow trade. Light weights lead strength with top steers at $9.10, while overall hog receipts around 9,000 and packing sows steady. Cattle and sheep receipts modest. meat-demand data and external markets influence pricing.
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Chicago
CAP
Ayr
Amt
Chicago Livestock
API
ST. Paul Livestock South Ar Egoam
Dent Atriculturer — Gattle
Pavner
Carly
Snaringdy
Tess
Carly Tangplas
Hogs Unchanged On Local Market
The local hog market is steady with no changes in any grades on Friday and the top price holding at 8.80. Cattle market shows varying quotes for choice steers and heifers across weight ranges, reflecting overall market steadiness and standard grading.
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Omaha Livestock Omaha
Apy
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Sinclair
Sinclair’s
Eure
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Dot the Ledger
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows prices for grains fruits vegetables and animal products. Goods include grails, oats, barley, hens, stags, sea horn, springs, cock, lemons, grapefruits, potatoes, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, onions, crates, hides, calves, kin, kip, and horses with varied per unit or per crate pricing.
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Cone
Craters
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORTS PRICES AND RECEIPTS
Chicago produce shows firm creamery butter at 93 score and 92, 33c extras, eggs receipts 24 456 firm extra firsts 41c, poultry live receipts 27 trucks with hens and roosters priced. potatoes on track with 701 shipments and varying No 1s and Russets. New York butter and eggs firm with mixed colors and storaged firsts 4839 to 40c, live poultry prices steady.
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Chicago
Idaho
Benewt
Wisconsin
New York
Chicago Produce Futures Snapshot From Market Ledger
Chicago price notes show butter futures closing and storage standards for March and November. Refrigerator standards and packed firsts are listed for April and October, with various percent figures and codes.
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Chicago
Bond Markets Show Steady Tone Amid Rail Stock Movements
New York bond market opened steady with minor soft spots in rail issues. St Paul system reorganization uncertainty lingered despite Thursday’s plan, while Missouri Pacific and other carriers moved fractionally higher. Utilities gained slightly, North American Smelt rose about a point, and select corporate and U S government bonds posted mixed results.
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NEW YORK _ BOND REVIEW
NEW York
Joans
St. Paul
Missouri Pacific
National Dairy Products
Consolidated Gar S
Texas Corp
Hecht
Grain prices drift as speculative interest slumps
Chicago wheat futures show minimal activity as speculative demand wanes. Wheat ends down with May at 94 1/2 cents, corn up short of a cent, oats steady to down a fraction, cash markets mixed and receipts modest amid drought warnings and unsettled weather forecasts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas
Grain Movement and Chicago Cash Grain Prices
Grain movement reports show INSI Chicago receipts and holiday totals with Midwest cash grain values. Wheat prices range from No 4 red to No 1 hard, corn at No 7 yellow and No 3 white, oats and rye quotes, soybeans at No 2 yellow, barley and Timothy and clover seed values, plus Minneapolis cash grain contrasts and timely price figures by class and protein content.
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Chicago
Northweat
Tinsereer
Timothy Seed
Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Ted Durum
Ily Boas
Bath
Foreign Exchange Rates and Market Notes From New York
Foreign exchange listings show rates in cents for multiple countries led by Britain at 483 and France at 6.5894 with various others including Belgium Germany Holland and Norway. Sugar futures rose slightly and flour and bran prices appeared in Minneapolis market notes with shipments and standard middlings listed.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Graal
Britain
France
Dinty
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Brazil
Toklo
Shanshnai
Hongkone
Mexico City
Minneapolis
Funeral services for Joseph Hosting in Calmar
Funeral services for Joseph Hosting 70 farmer died at his son William Hosting home were held Friday at St. Aloysius Catholic church with Rev. A S Pickett officiating. He was born May 21 1889 in Calmar and married Mary Soukup who died in 1923. Three sons survive Joseph of Lawler John of Calmar and William at the home farm.
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Calmar
Joseph Hosting
William Hosting
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
A. S. Pickett
Mr. Hosting
Mary Soukup
Joseph of
Lawler
John
William
Monticello
First Presbyterian
Patrick Loughren
Middlefield Township
Monti
E. J. McDonald
Dennis Ryan
Loughren
Kate
Mary Ann Ryan
Ernest Short
Oelwein
Dennis Bargary
Independence
Wall St Stocks Hold Gains Amidsteadiness in Final Hour
Wall Street opened the final hour with steady gains as heavy rail and industrials led, Coca Cola and Allied Chemical remaining up, U S Steel and American Telephone supported, while Johns Manville and General Motors slipped slightly. Belgium devaluation news met with equanimity as railroad stocks drove activity and overall volume reached 480000 shares.
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NEW York
Coca Cola
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
National Distillers
American Telephone
Johns Manville
General Mojors
Spiegel-May-Stern
Cards Not Going to Detroit Yet
Sam Breadon hints at moving the St. Louis Cardinals to Detroit with caution, while NL head Frick predicts a future transfer to a two club Detroit, depending on territorial rights and price. Harridge stays silent as talks hinge on Navin field rights and taxes.
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Detroit
Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
Sports Rolter
New York
Sam Breadon
Sid Keener
St. Louis Cardinals
Ford C. Frick
National League
Will Harridge
Frank Navin
Mr. Breadon
Yankees Sign Dollar-A-Year Men at 1934 Salaries
Yanks owner Jacob Ruppert announced four dollar-a-year players from 1933, Earle Combs Fred Dixie Walker Johnny Allen and Russell Van Atta, signed at last season’s salaries on provisional contracts until they prove fitness to Manager Joe McCarthy for a demanding campaign.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cole
Jacob Ruppert
Yankees
Earle Combs
Fred
Dixie) Walker
Johnny Allen
Russell van Atta
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Ruppert
Cretzmeyer Leads Hawkeyes In Indoor Track Scoring
Iowa City report shows Francis Cretzmeyer of Emmetsburg dominant with 86 indoor season points, more than the next three Hawkeyes combined. Teammates Jimmy Owen Eugene Skinner and Andrew Dooley follow, Owen at 29 points, Skinner 25 to 34, Dooley 23.
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Hawkeye
Iowa City
Francis Cretzmeyer
Emmetsburg
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Jimmy Owen
Eugene Skinner
Andrew Dooley
Owen
Skinner
Dooley
New York Outlaws Heart Balm Suits in State
Governor Lehman signed the McNabee Dill outlawing breach of promise and alienation suits in New York. The law bars breaches of existing contracts to marry if not brought within sixty days, with a felony for recovering money in such cases. Penalties include prison and heavy fines for lawyers drafting demand letters.
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Albany
N. Y
INS
Herbert H. Lehman
New York State
Will of Armstrong Clothing treasurer admitted to probate
The will of Joe B. Miller who died last Saturday was admitted to probate in district court Friday morning. The entire estate goes to his son John W. Miller who is named executor. The will dated January 14. In a separate probate action Antonie Janko who died March 17 left his estate in equal shares to his children Frank Chaloupka and Joseph Cesticky. the will drawn August 14, 1925.
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Joe B. Miller
Armstrong Clothing Company
Sentenced for Driving Car Without Owner's Consent
John Gordon aged 19 of 219 Twelfth Avenue SW pled guilty in district court to operating a vehicle without the owner's consent. Judge F. O. Ellison imposed a suspended three month county jail sentence. Gordon and Henry Roda 21 of Cedar Rapids were arrested by Sheriff James H. Smith while allegedly attempting to free a car from a muddy road east of Mount Vernon. The car, owned by the state banking department, had been ridden in Monday night.
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John Gordon
Twelfth Avenue
F. O. Ellison
Gordon
Henry Roda
Cedar Rapids
James H. Smith
Mount Vernon
Roda
State Banking Department
Two sue for divorce in district court
Divorce suits filed on cruel and inhuman treatment include Frances Caroline Thorington versus Harold Thorington and Helen Reeves versus W L Reeves. Thorington seeks custody of three sons and support. Reeves seeks custody of a daughter. The marriages occurred July 4 1928 and Sept 3 1928 respectively.
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Frances Caroline‘ Thorington
Harold’ Thorington
Helen Reeves
W. L. Reeves
Man Pleads Not Yet Entered as Trial Date Set
Gilbert Price, 31, of 810-B avenue NE, charged with a statutory offense, was given until April 1 at 10 a.m. to plead in district court before Judge F. O. Ellison. Bond was set at $1,000 after his arrest at his home with a 13-year-old girl who signed a police statement. County Attorney G. K. Thompson filed a true information.
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Gilbert Price
F. O. Ellison
G. K. Thompson
Price
Deaths: John Peterka 70 long-time Cedar Rapids resident
John Peterka died at his home after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia, he lived 32 years in Cedar Rapids with time in Bagley Minnesota before returning in 1934. Survived by wife Barbara two sons Frank and Joseph five grandchildren and a brother in Czechoslovakia. One son John was killed in action in France as a corporal in Company L 168th Infantry. Body at Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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John Peterka
Wilson Avenue
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Bagley
Minn
Barbara
Frank
Joseph
Joseph Peterka
Czechoslovakia
John
168Th Infantry
France
Polansky Chapel
Mrs Betts Dies in California. Cedar Rapids Couple Active in Church
Mrs Alice M Betts a former Cedar Rapids resident died in Santa Monica California. Her husband was killed in the 1910 Green Mountain Iowa railway wreck. Survived by two sons Warren and William and a stepson Edward G Betts all of Santa Monica.
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Alice M. Betts
Cedar Rapids
Santa Monica
Calif
F. D., Miller
First Avenue E
Green Mountain
First Congregational Church
Funeral announced for Clarence McDonald in city
Changes in plans set funeral services for Clar ence McDonald a Negro, to be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Johnson mortuary with Rev. S. J. Caulder officiating. Burial will follow in the city cemetery. Earlier plan to move the body elsewhere was canceled.
Funeral for Mrs Bragg Held at Mount Zion Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Lewis Bragg, a Black woman, were held at 2 p.m. Monday at Mount Zion Baptist Church conducted by Reverend A. M. Smith. Burial took place at Oak Hill Cemetery.
Miss Kampmeier Rites Set in Gaffney Moore Chapel
Funeral services for Miss Laura Kampmeier will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Gaffney and Moore chapel conducted by Rev. Melvin L Welke. The body will be taken to Davenport for mausoleum interment. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Miss Kampmeier
Laura Kampmeier
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Melvin L. Welke
Davenport
Marion Council Overhauls City Management At Special Meeting
In a special session Marion council passed an ordinance transferring all fine fees to the city treasury and setting the mayor’s salary at 40 dollars monthly. The reform reduces the mayor’s pay and removes personal influence from the mayor’s court, aiming for fairer police matters. The treasurer’s salary also drops from 250 to 175 dollars yearly. Mayor Pazour announced committee appointments across finance street and alley water and light sewer fire and public buildings cemetery with several council members named to each panel.
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Pazour
George Burns
Ned Jones
Ed Castle
J. E. Homans
Pupils present Recital at Public Library Night
The Musical Literary club sponsored a pupil recital by students of teachers who are club members held Thursday evening at the public library. Parents and invited guests attended. A list of named pupils and teachers is provided, with additional notes on a China and Japan study by local groups and plans for future performances and meetings.
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Musical Literary Club
la Verna Crew
Edna Roberts
Ruth Engstrom
Mabel Kearns
W. C. Clemo
Phyllis Lanning
Lorraine Keenan
Barbara Fitzgerald
Theresa Parley
Jean- Marie Stamy
Ellen Kearns
James Pope
Gaylord Ward
Rosemary Jacobs
Bonnie Carey
Roberta Ruthmore
Kathryn McElwain
Jean Lehdigh
Anna Helen Martin
Lois Lockwood
Harriette French
H. W. Ward
Coe College
China
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
W. J. Greer
Yoshima Tanaka
Coe
Japan
Linn Chapter
Order of de Molay
de Molay
Iowa Cagers Face Tough Big Ten Schedule in 1936
The University of Iowa basketball team will meet Purdue Illinois Wisconsin Ohio State Michigan and Chicago on the 1935 36 schedule. Coach Rollie Williams drills freshmen in spring practice with a above average outlook for the youthful squad.
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Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iowa
Purdue
Iinois
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Michigan
Chicago
Rollie Williams
Three Burned To Death In Dwelling Fire
WOBURN MA AP Mrs Catherine Mercon 49 her daughter Virginia 10 and grandson Francis six months burned to death in a fire that swept a two family house three miles from the city center early Friday Five other Mercon family members including father John T Mercon and sons Francis 24 Vincent 19 Paul 16 and Lawrence 13 escaped
John A Shunk Dead at 72 in Springville
John A. Shunk, 72, of Springville died Friday at 8 am after a 33 year illness. Born near Valley Forge Pa Feb 11 1863 he moved to Marrion at 19. He married Hattie B Hunter Jan 28 1886 and had two sons Earl M and Raymond H and a daughter Edith B Heald. Survived by five grandchildren Ralph Esther Shunk Reva Donald and Dale Heald. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at Yocom chapel Marion. Burial Oak Shade cemetery.
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John A. Shunk
Springville
Mr. Shunk
Jesse
Susanna Shunk
Valley Forge
Marrion
Hattie B. Hunter
Earl M
Raymond H
Cedar Rapids
Edith B. Heald
Ralph
Esther Shunk
Reva
Donald
Dale Heald
Yocom Chapel
Mar
Miss Marguerite Dye to Wed John Schenken in May
Honor guest at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Schenken and others. The May wedding will unite Miss Marguerite Dye of Cedar Rapids with John Schenken of Glendale California. Guests list includes several Dyes and local residents. event featured games and a two course lunch.
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Marguerite Dye
John Schenken
Glendale
Calif
A. E. Schenken
Schenken
Bernard Schenken
Carol Roberts
Dye
George Dye
A. B. Black
Marion
H. A. W. Koch
Central City
Walter Michalicek
Margaret Grunewald
W. C. Pickard
Dorothy Schenken
Cedar Rapids
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