Livestock Market Tracks Mixed Receipts Across Regions
Livestock markets show mixed results with hogs and cattle broadly steady or down slightly. Chicago receipts 12,000 hogs and 12,000 cattle for next week, top hogs $8.15, calves near $9.50, sheep lambs around $8.75. Sioux City and Omaha reports note declines in cattle and hogs, with steers $7.50 to $10.40 and lambs $8.75 to $9.25, while stockers and feeders remain scarce. Regional prices vary by weight and class, with several markets showing steady or softer trends for the week.
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Chicago Livestock, Ciicago
U S. Dept Agriculture
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California
Sioux City
Iu. S. Dept. Agriculturer
Tate
Omamua Livestock
Omaha API
S. Dept. Agriculture
T. Paul Livestock
South ST Paul
API
IU_ S. Dent
Agriculture
Kansas City
Omaha
East St. Louis
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Wilson & CO
Dial
Pia
Foreign exchange and wool market notices in Boston
Miscellaneous foreign exchange rates listed for many nations with cents figures. a note on New York and Montreal exchange quotes, followed by a report that Boston wool market activity was sharply curtailed with reduced interest in spot wools and national buying.
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Boston
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Dairy and grain markets mix with commodity quotes reported
Boston wool prices hold firm for fine and half blood fleeces while deleanes move at 27 to 28 cents. Wisconsin cheese quotes rise on next week board. Raw sugar drops to 2.75 with refined steady. Iowa hog receipts reach 22 000 with varied live weights and price ranges across districts.
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Boston
Iowa
Des Moines
S Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Listing
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows mixed grain prices including Wheat No. 1 and No. 2 at 83 cents and 42 cents respectively, Corn yellow No. 2 at 47 cents, Soybeans No. 2 yellow at 80 cents, and oats and barley figures. Hay and straw prices appear as bale hay nine dollars and bale straw five dollars. Butterfat and egg prices listed with hens and roosters, and wholesale fruit and vegetable prices for lemons oranges celery lettuce and other produce. Hides and horses pricing complete the livestock section.
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Texas
Chicago
Lamson Brothers& Co
Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Wisnifeg
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs and cattle hold steady on the local market with hogs topping at 765. The sole market shift Saturday comes from corn, which moved slightly higher.
Chicago Produce Markets Summary From Daily Reports
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS REPORT Receipts and prices varied across dairy eggs potatoes and butter with steady to firm trends. Idaho russet and northern stock showed moderate demand and light sales. New York and California offerings displayed mixed prices and stock levels. Chicago fruit and vegetable futures noted modest gains and cautious demand amid regional price shifts.
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Chicago
Idaho
Burbanks US
Louisiana
Buss Triumph US
U S
Alabama
Buls Triumph
U. S
California
New York
Hicker
Western Exchange
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Would Be Guinea Pig For Cigarettes
In Los Angeles an emaciated man with six months to live and no money offered to sell himself as a human guinea pig for cigarettes and pocket money. J B Hatch, 46, suffering from consumption, said he hoped an experimenter could learn from watching him die and even imagined great scientists transplanting his organs into a mechanical heart.
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Los Angeles
Calif
J. B. Hatch
Lindbergh
Dr. Carrel
Aircraft Side Records Gains In Wall Street
New York AP reports traders favored aircraft stocks as hopes for foreign plane orders revived, lifting the aviation group and related specialties. Power utilities lost steam after signs of a conciliatory administration move, with activity ahead of typical Saturdays and transfers near 500000 shares.
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New York
Aviation Group
Wall St Stocks Quotation Snapshot From Saturday
Published by J E Bennet Co W H Jump manager stock listings show numerous names including Alaska Juneau Intl Harv Allied Stores International Nickel International Paper Lehigh Valley Smith etc with broad market quotes across industries. Phrases indicate a wide range of corporations and securities traded at L. A. and Chicago exchanges.
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J. E. Bennet & Co
W. H Jump
Telephone
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Hydro
Bis Allied Stores
Nickel
Aims Cnaimers
Anal Lea
Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Keans
Kennecott
Amn
Intl Corp
Krosne
Amn M. Fdy
Lehigh Valley
Amn Metals
Windy Owens
Ain Hell Mills
Lia
Loews. Inc
Amn Steel Fay
Loft Inc
Lorlilard Po
Lousvie G
Mont Ward Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Taco
Barnsdall Corp
Naul Pow & le
Boeing Alrp
Central
Bohn
Iya Bornen Co
Gen
Hore Warner
North Am Co
Briggs
Ohio
Negrus Erle
Otis Steel
Budd Alfk
Packard Mirs
Gnliecina Park
Guan
Camp Wyant
Penick & P
Penney JC
Caterpillar
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Plymouth
Procter Gamble
Ches
Gies Gore
Afta Euliman Co
Bosure
Chrysler Mtr
Radio Corp
Radio Kelth
Coca Cola
Rem Rand
Rey Motora
Crucible Steel
Seang
Ee Cudahy Pke
Ind
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wr
Tex Gulf S
Easturn Kod
Tex Lander
Laton Mie
Tidewater
Elec Autolite Iva Timken
Elec Boot
Elec Pow & L
Elec Bond
Ford England
Union Carbide
Freeport Tex
Uni
Ny Air Lines
Wnt’ Gas Co
Gen Motors
Gimbel Bros
Eee
Glidden Co
Igi
S Realty
West'house
Howe Sound
White Motors
Hudson Motors
Willys Ovid
Hupp Motors
Woolworth
Ills Central
Sellow
Chicago
Amn Pub
Sye
Dexter Co
Hsholdi
Metleman
Butler Bros
Mid-West Corp
Chicago Corp
Quaker Com
Qlker
Edison
Swift and Co
Wintry weather dominates rising wheat market
Heavy snows in Nebraska and Kansas and frost forecasts pushed buying in Chicago wheat pits. May futures rose to 1 1/4 cents, corn up about 4 1/4 cents as traders priced adverse midwest conditions. Cash grain reports show mixed snippets from Chicago and Minneapolis with various grade quotes.
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Nebraska
Kansas
Midwest Wheat Belt
Board of Trade
Goodland
Kan
Sioux City
Kearney
Neb
Oklahoma
Newton
United Kingdom
Bond Markets Edge Higher as Gains Continue
NY bonds strengthened amid renewed market rally as corporate issues advanced fractions to 3 points plus. Treasuries rebounded on hints of resumed large open market borrowings, spurring broad institutional buying. notable gainers included Erle Ss, International Paper 5s, Cleveland Union Terminal 4.45, Northern Pacific 4s, Southern Railway 4s, and Great Northern 4s.
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Treasury
Washington
Erle Ss
International Paper
Cleveland Union Terminal
Northern Pacific
Southern Railway
Great Northern
Joana
Temperatures H E Spangler exr under Ford will
Executor under Elizabeth M Ford last will and testament transfers Cedar Rapids property to Rose of Fraternity Inc. Lots 5 7 9 and 11 block 1 Larimer's Second Addition valued at 266.67 dollars with 211 38 recorded as part of the deed.
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Elizabeth M. Ford
Rose of Fraternity
Larimer
Cedar Rapids
Presidential Ship Near Charleston After Roosevelt Trip
The cruiser Philadelphia returning President Roosevelt from a tropical fishing vacation was radioed at 450 miles from Charleston in the northern Bahamas. She steamed 19 knots under clear skies as Secretary McIntyre said she would dock at 5 p.m. Sunday after slack ebb water, with the President heading to his train for an overnight run to Washington.
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Navy Yard
Washington
Ralph Capone Booze Causes His Divorce
Chicago dispatch reports Ralph Capone, brother of Al Capone, was granted divorce from Velma Capone on grounds of cruelty. The wife claimed the cruelty occurred during episodes when he drank his own liquor, reflecting Prohibition era gangland tensions.
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Velma Capone
Mary Johnson Named Troop 20 Scoutess
Miss Mary Johnson of 1104 Twelfth Street SE was crowned Scoutess of Troop 20 at the troop’s second annual Spring party in the Community House. Presentation was made by Helen Blakey, last year’s Scoutess. Bethel A. M. E. basketball team, city champions in the Y M C A league, was honored. Arthur Taylor is scoutmaster and Thomas Mason is chairman.
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Twelfth Street
Boy Scouts
Community House
Miss Johnson
Helen Blakey
Bethel A. M. E
Arthur Taylor
Thomas Mason
Coe Tennis Team Sweeps Cornell 7-0 in Mount Vernon
Coe defeated Cornell 7-0 on Friday afternoon in Mount Vernon, as Coach Tom Hayden’s team won all seven matches. It marked Coe’s second victory of the season over the Purple netmen and extended their unbeaten results against Cornell.
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Tom Hayden
Coe
Cornell
Purple
Archduke Albrecht Weds Catherine Boscay in Budapest
Archduke Albrecht of Hapsburg married Catherine Boscay a Budapest school teacher in a ceremony conducted Saturday. The fusion of aristocratic lineage and local life marks a notable royal union in Hungary.
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Archduke Albrecht of Hapsburg
Catherine Bosckay
Marion city police chief named in district court suit
W Gene Miller Cedar Rapids knight alleges unlawful arrest and assault after a nine hour Marion jail hold on April 10 claiming no warrant or complaint was shown. Knight seeks $2,990 against Miller and surety Western Surety of Sioux Falls. Miller says he acted to investigate alleged irregular driving and restrained Knight after he objected to confinement. Knight also alleges he was struck with a sap and suffered shoulder injuries.
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W. Gene Miller
W. E. Knight
F Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Knight
John Pazour
Western Surety Company of
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S. D
Miller
Nazis Declare War on Countless Rats War on Rats Declared in Berlin
Berlin reports Nazi Germany declares war on rats in the country, claiming one rat per person totaling about 75 million. It estimates rats eat two ounces daily, totalling 780 thousand tons of food yearly and argues the war mobilizes all Germans to spread rat poison on private and public property.
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Nazi Germany
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Recorded
Multiple transfers documented including Jan Travnicek to Marie Vavra Travnicek undivided 1 int in lots 41 and 42 and plat 19 for $1 and valcon. John Mason Gramling and wife to W H Shellhamer and wife as joint tenants for full survivor rights on 32 Jones & Co's Add, Springville. sheriff in Linn County to Ivan R Garretson and others for fractional interests in Turkle and Stoufer's Add Mount Vernon for $5,200. Anna Machacek et al heirs deed Frances Stanek in J C May's Add lot 11 block 39 for $1 and val con. Wendl Rehder to Dorothy Zu ber quitclaim deed lot 1 sec 3-84-8 for $1 and val con.
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Marie Vavra Travnicek
Valcon
John Mason
Springville
Sheriff, Linn Co
Ivan R. Garretson
Vida Garretson Kinyon
Garretson Seely
Jane Seely Lusk
Elizabeth Seely
Shifs
Turkle & Stoufer’s
Mount Vernon
Anna Machacek
Et al
Anna Stanek
Frances Stanek
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Val. Con
Jewish publisher Moses Ginsberg dies at 74
Moses P. Ginsberg founder and longtime publisher of the Daily Jewish Courier in Chicago died at his home after a heart attack. Born in 187? he established the Courier in 1888 as America’s first Yiddish newspaper, marking a milestone in Jewish press history.
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Marion and area church services schedule
A Catholic and multiple Protestant congregations publish their Sunday services for Marion and area. Baptist and Christian groups list morning worships, Sunday schools, sermons by visiting speakers, and midweek Bible studies. Union services and church board or choir meetings are noted with times.
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L. W. Inman
Frank Ward
The
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
R. N. Coolidge
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
Walter H. Staves
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Kenneth Hoeck
Oxford Club
Lois Stitzel
Gough
House of God
Presbyterian
C. V. R. DeJong
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
Plunges To Death Leaves Self Writ Obituary
SHANGHAI AP Henry Huf ner city editor of the Shanghai Evening Post plunged to his death from the sixth floor of the Navy Y M C A leaving a self written obituary for his paper The obituary recites motives for death by own action and ends with the paper noting his last scoop His death follows the Friday death of his fiancee Violet Ethel Thompson a 23 year old who died after a dental operation.
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Henry Hufner
Shanghai Evening Post
Navy Y. M. C. A
The
Evening Post
Hufner
Violet Ethel Thompson
Seek Bloodstains In House in 1928 Crime Scene
Seattle prosecutor B Gray Warner said first degree murder charges would be filed next week against Mrs Mary Eleanor Smith and her son Decasto Earl Mayer for the ten year old suspected slaying of Ensign James Eugene Bassett. He ordered the Richland Highlands house floor torn up to search for bloodstains regardless of findings.
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B. Gray Warner
Mary Eleanor Smith
Decasto Earl Mayer
Ensign James Eugene Bassett
Warner
Richland Highlands
Spending Program To Leave Deficit Of Near 4 Million
Washington estimates project a federal deficit of 3.722 billion dollars for June 30, 1939, based on Roosevelt's recovery program and Bell's forecast. Acting Budget Director Daniel W Bell told the House appropriations committee the deficit assumes full expenditure of proposed recovery funds during the 1939 fiscal year starting July 1.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
Daniel W. Bell
Bell
House Appropriations Committee
Road Appropriation Approved By House
Washington AP The biennial bill authorizing the appropriation of 484000000 for roads in 1940 and 1941 passed the House Friday without a dissenting vote. Also mentions probate actions and land deeds with specific sections and dates in shorthand.
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Washington
Gazette Ad Rates For Out of Town Want Ads
Prices for out of town want ads are payable at The Gazette. Ads may be telephoned mailed or delivered to the Gazette office with special low rates for Work Wanted classified under Classification 22.
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United States
Gazette Office
Ginsberg
The
Kenwood
Main Springs
Western Mutual Fire Insurance Coa
Des Moines. Inc
Stark Insurance Agency
Whitman
Hutchinson
Richards’ College Pharmacy
H. K. Schaefer
Kresge
Linn Candies Inc
Safely Insurance ALLIED Van_ Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Severtson
3Rd St
Sovereign's
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
S. D. Buelep
C. R
P.O
2Nd Ave
1St St
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