Hog And Cattle Prices Rise In Chicago Markets
Trade and prices improved in hog and cattle markets at Chicago yards as Tuesday estimates show cattle 7,000 and hogs 15,000 receipts. A fairly active swine trade lifted prices about 10 cents from Friday with choice medium weights at 9.65 and most hogs 9.35 to 9.60. In Iowa and Omaha yards, receipts and prices varied with lighter weights around 8.10 to 8.80 and heavier hogs near 8.30 to 9.40, while cattle saw strength in fed steers and yearlings and some higher heifer prices.
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Chicago
Iowa Hog Prices Across Cities in Latest Market Report
The Associated Press notes Iowa hog prices rose modestly with varied ranges by weight. Waterlo o reports higher bids for several weight classes including 140-150 lbs at about 7.85 to 8.15 and 250-270 lbs around 8.70 to 9.00. Mason City and Ottumwa show similar upticks across light to heavy categories.
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Iowa
THE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Packers
Hog market report from Austin Minnesota
Hogs market up 10 cents with bids for 180-220 pounds at 8.90 to 9.20, 720-250 pounds 8.80 to 9.10, 250-290 pounds 3.54 to 8.85, 290-350 pounds 8.25 to 8.55, and packing sows 275-550 pounds at 7.50 to 8.10, per AP dispatch.
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Austin
Minn
Hog prices rise on local market with prime grades up 10 cents
Hogs gained on the local market Monday as prime grades increased by 10 cents and good packers by five cents. The top hog price reached 9.25, while the cattle market remained unchanged.
Chicago Livestock Market Roundup and Price Trends
Chicago livestock receipts and price ranges across hogs cattle and sheep show uneven demand. Hogs strong to slightly higher with top around 9.65 and most 4::00 to 9.60. calves and steers rally with weights and grades improving. sows steady to firm. Sheep and lambs mixed with better grades steady and some declines in lighter safety.
St Paul Livestock Market Reports Steady Cattle Bulls and Pigs
U S Department of Agriculture livestock receipts at St Paul show steady to higher prices for cattle and hogs. Heifers and cows largely steady. beef cows $4.75 to $5.50. medium stockers $5.00 to $6.25. Hogs ranged up to $9.35 for light weights. sows $8.90 to $8.10. calves slow but mostly steady with good to choice dealers up to $13.50. Sheep receipts 700 with best clipped lambs over $10. few woolled lambs around $11.00. ewes steady to weak.
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Wilson & CO
Wilson’s
Saone
Betts
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agriculture
California
ST. Paul Livestock
ST. Paul
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
S. Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City Livestock Prices and Receipts
Sioux City AP reports cattle receipts at 3 500 with lings strong and higher prices for fat stock. Mature steers slow to steady. choic e beef at 8 25, cows up to 4 5 75. Hogs receipts 3 500 with top at 9 10 and 8 90 to 8 50 by weight. Sheep receipts 1 500 with lambs steady while shorn ewes trend lower near 4 00.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Steady Butter Eggs Beans
Receipts show butter steady at 14 156 with creamery specials 93 score and extras 92. Eggs receipts 42 964 ease with local extra firsts 20 percent, fresh graded lists 20 percent, current re S 13 and storage extras around 21. Poultry prices mix by weight and breed with leghorn, Plymouth Rock, White Rock, and broilers all listed. Potatoes on track with steady new stock and moderate supply and good demand across U S No 1 2 grades with price ranges across regions.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock Fryers
White Rocks
Plymouth
White Rock Broters
U. S
Bliss
Alabama
Louisiana
California
U.S
Idaho
Colorado
New York Produce Prices and Receipts Report
AP notes irregular egg receipts at 234/24 2c and 2214, firsts 20 21cc, average checks 18 19c. Butter receipts 10 135 with creamery higher. extras 27 26c, scores 26c. Cheese receipts 168 881 firm state whole milk flats held 21 22c. Live poultry weak by freight with fowls 19 21c and ducks 11 13c.
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New York
Wool Market Shows Mills Taking Interest in New Wools
U S. Department of Agriculture reports mills are showing interest in new wools and making commitments while many mills remain reluctant to support the increased movement. Medium fleeces and fine western wools form the bulk of demand with country packed, blood combing and cloth Ohio Michigan fleeces sold around 35 to 36 cents in grease delivered east and up to 36 cents for light shrinking Missouri mediums.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Grain prices ease at Chicago on bearish influences
Wheat slid on the Chicago Board of Trade as Liverpool’s weaker tone and good rains in the southwest winter wheat belt pressured values. May wheat around 935g, corn down 44 to 637, oats off 4 to 2514, while traders noted light May activity and cautious selling amid uncertain May contracts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago cash provisions and grain prices report
The Chicago cash market shows bids and prices for wheat corn oats rye buckwheat soybeans and Timothy and clover seeds. Notable quotes include No 3 hard wheat at 97 0c No 2 mixed corn around 61 34c to 65 34c and soybeans sample yellow at 70c. Lard tierces move at 10 25 per cwt and belts at 12 62.
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Adams Express
Inspiration
Adv Rumely
Intl
Nickel
Alaska Juneau
Tel & Tel
Allegheny Aey
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Kans City
Sou
Allied Mills
Kayser
Julius
Allis Chalmers
Kelvinator
Amerada Corp
Kennecott
Kresge
Am'n
Car & Fd
Oger GB
Pawhert
Amn
Pwr
Lenigh Valley
Am'n Ice
Lig. Myers B
Am'n Metals
Loews Inc
Am'n Pow & Lt
Lorillard P
Am'n Rad & SS
McKesson Rob
Am'n Roll Mills
Amn Smelting
Mack ‘Trucks
Magna
Miami
Ark Nt
Mont Ward c
Armour
Motor Wheel
Atchison T&sf
Murray, Corpntive Atlantic Rig
Nash Motors
Auburn Auto
Bellas
Natl P and L
Bian Knox
Natl Steel
Erne
N Y Central
Bohn Alum
Nor Pac
Borden Co
North Amn
Borg Warner
Nor Amn
Ohio Oil
Brooklyn MT
Otis Elev
Bucyrus Erie
Owens Ill Gl
Otis Steel
Packard Mtrs
Burroughs Ads
Park Utah
Byers, AM
Patino Mines
Cal & Hecla
Penick, Ford
Camp Wyant
Penna R
Canada Dry
Radio Keith
Coca Cola
Reading the SE
Col Palmolive
Rem Rand
Cola
Rep Motors
Col Carbon
Rep Steel
Col Gas & Elec
Reyn Tob B
Schenley Coml Solvents
Seaboard Oil
Comw Southern
Sears Roebuck
Congoleum
Servel Inc
Consol Cigars
Shattuck
Consol
Shell Union
Consol Oil
Silver King Ie
Simmons Co
Sperry Corp
Curtis
Warner
Stone Webster
Eastman Rod
Studebaker
Anere
Thompson
Tidewater
Pete Ve
Transamerica
Freeport Tex
Union Carbide
Uni
Gen Baking
Uni Air Lines
Unite Ruit
U S Ind
U S
Gillette
Glidden Co
US Steel
Goodrich
Goodyear
Walworth
Gotham Silk
Warner Bros
Graham Paige
Wes'n
Maryld
Great Vy
Union
Hudson Motors
Worth Pump
Hupp Motors
Indus Rayon
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Hshold
Heilemann
Arsha Butler Bros
Middlewest Corp
He Cago Corp
Uaker
Quaker Pr
Ae — Co
Crane Co
ARLEY
Timothy
Wheat and corn price report from Minneapolis grain market
AP dispatch from Minneapolis notes 157 wheat cars with prices for No 1 heavy dark northern spring and dark northern grades with arrive figures. Fancy No 1 hard Montana pricing and No 1 dark hard Montana winter quotes appear alongside No 1 hard amber durum and red durum values. Corn No 3 yellow and oats No 3 white quoted with bid ranges.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain market quotes list Wheat Oats Barley Soybeans and shelled varieties with prices and weights. Produce includes heavy hens cocks eggs oranges lemons apples bananas lettuce celery cabbage strawberries and pineapples with crate or bag prices. Cured hides values cover beef hides calves kip and horse prices.
Wall St Stocks Inch Up After Guffey Ruling But Reverses
Stocks rose about four points in New York after the Supreme Court ruled the Guffey Act unconstitutional but failed to sustain the advance. The session ended irregularly with about 900000 shares traded. Traders cited quick profit taking and studied the ruling. The Amer ican Iron and Steel Institute noted a 0.3 percent weekly rise in mill steel operations. Bonds and commodities mixed. Higher rails and utilities picked up strength early in the fourth hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
American Iron and Steel Institute
Consolidated Edison
American Power & Light
Electric Power & Light
United _Corp
American Water Works
Columbian Carbon
National Lead (New
N. Y. Central
Delaware & Hudson
Foreign exchange rates and sugar market update
In New York, foreign exchange prompts show regular cent demands with numerous country rates and currencies. A sugar market note reports raw sugar stable near 3.72, futures up two points with July at 2.85 and September at 2.82, refined sugar steady at 5.00 for fine granulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Flour Market Stabilizes Amid Small Price Variations
Minneapolis market reports flour prices steady with firming tendencies in the barrel and sack rates. Cargoes show mixed prices with a standard middlings range around 17.50 to 18.00 per unit and bran near 14.00, while patent grades hold at 6.25 to 6.45 per barrel in 98 pound sacks.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Produce Futures Report
Chicago futures show butter prices with storage and refrigerator standards. Nov eggs futures and Oct storage firsts prices listed, with May values noted for packed goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bond Markets Rally in Quiet New York Session
Rail bonds led a quiet session with gains in medium and low price issues. Notable advances included Santa Fe 4s Northern Pacific 4s and New York Central 5s while St Paul 5s dipped modestly and Columbia Gas and Electric 5s eased. International Cement 4s rose about a point as the government list showed mixed small gains and losses.
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New York
N AP
Northrn Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Southern Railway
St. Paul
Columbia Gas and Electric
International Cement
Typist Testers Rank Phrases For Keyboard Fame
Charleston reporters note a typing contest ranking phrase tally with "pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs" leading, "now is the time" second, and "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog's back" third as machine tester favorites.
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Charleston, S. C
Marriage Licenses Granted to Miner and Mor in Monticello
William Miner and Novella Mor, both residents of Monticello, were issued a marriage license as recorded by the county clerk. The couple plans a late spring wedding.
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William Miner
Novella Mor‘Tis
Monticello
Marion throws surprise party for Hulda Johnson
Mrs. Hulda Johnson is honored at a surprise seventy fifth birthday party hosted by her family at the George Schrimper home in Marion. Attendees include children and grandchildren from local families, pink and white decorations, and a 75 candle cake. Several local notices follow including lodge meetings and social events.
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Hulda Johnson
George Schrimper
Johnson
John Johnson
May birthday dinner at Alburnett honors several guests
A May birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Orland Sehl in Alburnett honored Mrs Sehl Joe Walker of Marion Mrs Harry Latta of Anamosa and Edman Vernon of Anamosa with birthdays in May A four tier cake and attendance by numerous family and friends were noted Also listed were various local residents and trips and a forthcoming Legion picnic with musical readings and a vocal solo.
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Orlandeh
Alburnett
Sehl
Joe Walker
Marion
Harry Latta
Anamosa
Edman Vernon
Orlan Sehl
Lewis Vernon
Langworthy
Beverly
Bertha Miller
Charles Vernon
Mervyn Boots
Mechanicsville
Gold Star
Marion Post
No. 298
American Legion
Legion Hall
Post
Harlan Knight
Gene Jacobs
Virginia Jackson
Kathryn McElwain
Local Families Spend Sunday in Maquoketa
Mr and Mrs C S Shanklin and Mr and Mrs C E Reiter visited friends in Maquoketa. The I O O F Centennial Encampment No 91 will meet tonight at the Masonic hall. Fire department members canvassed the city selling tickets for a Wednesday benefit dance at Shadeland to buy equipment the city cannot furnish. Roy Cooper chairs ticket sales.
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C. S. Shanklin
C. E. Reiter
Maquoketa
Shadeland
Roy Cooper
Rural Garden Club Postpones Meeting to May Twenty-Eighth
The Rural Garden club delayed its Thursday meeting to May 28 and will meet at Mrs. C. L. Fernow’s home. Marion relatives mourn the death of Mrs. C. A. Mercer of Anamosa Saturday. Funeral services were held Monday. Mercer, formerly Cora Dennison, ran the Williams boarding house in Marion years ago and was daughter of William and Sarah Dennison. She leaves a husband and three sisters Mrs. O. E. Clemans Marion, Mrs. W. J. Wallace Cedar Rapids, and Mrs. W. P. Chisman Des Moines.
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Rural Garden Club
C. L. Fernow
Marion
C. A. Mercer
Anamosa
Mercer
Cora Dennison
Williams
William
Sarah Dennison
O. E. Clemans
W. J. Wallace
Cedar Rapids
W. P. Chisman
Des Moines
Sunday Guests at Michel Home Include Several Families
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Michel included Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Michel and daughter Marie, Felix Michel, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Albright, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clough.
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Nicholas Michel
E. R. Michel
Marie
Felix Michel
Cecil Albright
Ernest Clough
Robert Kennedy Wins National Music Contest Superior Rating
Saxophonist Robert Kennedy, who earned a superior rating at the national music contest in Cleveland last week, returned home Sunday amid fanfare and congratulations from local supporters.
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Robert Kennedy
Cleveland
Burris Hospital Cast After Hip Injury
Mrs. J. E. Burris, treated at University hospital in Iowa City for a fractured hip, was placed in a cast Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Fox traveled to Dixon Illinois for the funeral of Foxs sister Mrs. Mary Flick. Lois Stitzel, Grinnell College student, visited her parents over the weekend. Chitago Camp Fire group plans a library meeting after school Tuesday with a sack lunch before a hike.
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J. E. Burris
University Hospital
Iowa City
E. C. Fox
Dixon, Ill
Mr. Fox
Mary Flick
Chitaga
Miss Mabel Kearns Piano Pupils Recital in Cedar Rapids
Miss Mabel Kearns presented her piano pupils in a recital Saturday at Mrs. A. R. Menary's Cedar Rapids home. Participants included Ruby Belle Buchheister, Mary Alice Mathews, Tommy Menary, Jo Anne Schmidt, Paul Schmidt, Andrean Lowe, Marie Nassif, Mary Elizabeth Rozek, Richard Rozek, Anne Lenzen, George Lenzen, Charlotte Groth, Dorothy Mesknes, Evelyn Heins, Helen Mulroy, Ardeth Dahms, and Rosemary Jacobs. Mrs. Menary also sang.
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Mabel Kearns
A. R. Menary
Cedar Rapids
Ruby Belle Buchheister
Mary Alice Mathews
Tommy Menary
Jo Anne Schmidt
Paul Schmidt
Andrean Lowe
Marie Nassif
Mary Elizabeth Rozek
Richard Rozek
Anne Lenzen
George Lenzen
Charlotte Groth
Dorothy Mesknes
Evelyn Heins
Helen Mulroy
Ardeth Dahms
Rosemary Jacobs
Mrs. Menary
Ameigo Club Luncheon Postponed at Adams Home
The Ameigo club will dine at a 1 pm luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. E M Adams home in Central City after a one day postponement. Mrs Ed Sigfred will review Vein of Iron by Ellen Glasgow. Funeral services for David Wenger of Alburnett were held Sunday at the Alburnett Christian church conducted by Rev Frank Andrews and Rev Mr Smith. Mrs Fred Shantz and Mrs Dave McCreery sang Beautiful Isle of Somewhere with Mrs McCalley at the piano. Pallbearers were Earl Balderson Will Andrews Frank Houser Fred Simmons Harry Hense and Jacob Wassmer. Burial followed in Lafayette cemetery.
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Ameigo Club
E. M. Adams
Central City
Ed Sigfred
Ellen Glasgow
David Wenger
Alburnett
Christian Church
Frank Andrews
Vinton
Mr. Smith
Fred Shantz
Dave McCreery
Isle of Somewhere
McCalley
Earl Balderson
Will Andrews
Frank Houser
Fred Simmons
Harry Hense
Jacob Wassmer
Lafayette Cemetery
Funeral services for Lewis H Hughes held at Yocom chapel
Funeral services for Linn county resident Lewis H Hughes were conducted at Yocom chapel with Rev. W. E. Fisher presiding. Nephews served as pallbearers and burial followed at Wilcox cemetery in Viola.
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Lewis H. Hughes
Linn County
Yocom
W. E. Fisher
Hughes
Wilcox
Viola
Grove City Rebekah Lodge to Meet for Hall Cleanup
Members of Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 are asked to meet at the I O O F hall Wednesday at 8 30 a m to clean the hall. They should bring work equipment and the usual picnic luncheon requirements.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Rickets in Children Despite Medical Promises
The article argues that the 1930 target of eradicating rickets has not been reached though incidence is down. It cites inadequate vitamin D intake and insufficient sunshine for infants and mothers, plus gaps in physicians' guidance and caregiver practices as causes of ongoing rickets and related early-life damage.
Signs and prevention of rickets in infants
The text lists early rickets signs such as thick wrists and ankles flaring ribs chest deformities beaded ribs or rachitic rosary large square head and soft skull spots. It notes most signs appear after four months and rickets typically shows 6 to 18 months. Prevention should start before birth. doctors fear overdosage but vitamin D concentrates are now cheaper, aiding prophylaxis.
Instructions for reader letters to Dr Brady in 1936
Signed letters on personal health and hygiene will be answered by Dr Brady if a stamped self addressed envelope is included. Owing to many letters only a few can be answered here. No reply for queries not conforming to instructions. Address Dr William Brady Chicago Illinois.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
National Newspaper Service
West Madison Street
Chicago
Deaths Edward A. Werner of Linn County Dies at Home
Edward A. Werner 1856 1931 longtime Linn County resident died at his Daniels Street home after a short illness. Survived by wife Anna and five daughters, twelve grandchildren, three great grandchildren. one son John Car died in 1931. Funeral at Beatty chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. with burial in Dunkard cemetery.
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Edward A. Werner
Daniels Street
Salem
N. C
Carl Emil
Cathrine Jessie Werner
Germany
New York
Linn County
Anna M. Thiessen
Mr. Werner
Church of the Brethren
Anna Fuessley
Center Point
Helena Christiansen
Alice Christiansen
Hukman
Neb
Ruth Reed
Cedar Rapids
Henrietta Hein
Marion
John Car
Beatty Chapel
S. B. Miller
G. T. Lehman
Dunkard
Death of Miss Johanna Shea at 74 in Fairfax
Miss Johanna Shea 74 of Fairfax died at a local hospital at 7 a.m. Monday after a long illness. Born in La Salle New York she was the last surviving member of the Patrick Shea family. Surviving are two sisters in law six nieces and five nephews. Funeral services set for Wednesday 9 a.m. at St. Patrick church Fairfax conducted by Rev Father J J Buzynski. Burial in Fairfax. Friends may call Monahan Mortuary Tuesday evening.
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Johanna Shea
Fairfax
la Salle
Patrick Shea
St. Patrick's Church
J. J. Buzynski
Monahan Mortuary
Hugh Champlin obituary in Cedar Rapids area
Hugh Champlin 60 died at his home at 3155 Grove Court SE after a lingering illness. A Cedar Rapids resident for eight years he came from Troy Mills. Survived by wife Martha two children Burton and Mary Bergman and two grandchildren. Funeral at Monahan home Tuesday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev E Winslow Brown. Burial in Troy Mills. Friends may call Monday evening.
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Hugh Champlin
Grove Court SE
Cedar Rapids
Troy Mills
Martha
Burton
Mary Bergman
Los Angeles
Calif
Monahan
E. Winslow Brown
Funeral services for Eugene Shaw
Funeral services for Eugene Shaw were held at St. Patrick's Church at 9 a.m. Monday conducted by Rev. Father Donald Peters. The body was taken to Decorah for further services Tuesday afternoon and burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Shaw
St. Patrick’s Church
Donald Peters
Decorah
Walter Kraus Dies After Brief Illness in Cedar Rapids
Walter Kraus 37 of 317 Twelfth avenue SE died at a local hospital at 11 30 a m Sunday following a brief illness. He had lived in Cedar Rapids twenty years and was employed at the Iowa Steel company. Surviving are his wife Della and two children Betty Lou
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kraus
Twelfth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Steel Company
Della
Betty Lou
Amana Native Walter Kraus Jr. Dies. Rites Pending
Walter Kraus Jr. of Middle Amana dies aged 50. He leaves his mother Mrs Paul Kraus and siblings including four brothers and three sisters. Born April 16 1899 in Middle Amana he will be laid to rest at Linwood Cemetery after services at Beatty chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter, Jr
Paul Kraus
Middle Amana
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Robot Brains Direct Drill In Digging For Oil
Tulsa reporters describe at the International Petroleum Exposition robotic drilling aids. A steel cylinder compass guides down two mile wells, a fountain pen camera records readings, and an oil well movie camera logs 1000 compass photos. Dr Gustav Egloff forecasts ample oil for a century and advances in sand mining and two hour air travel.
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Tulsa
Okla
INS
Jules Verne
Gustav Egloff
Chicago
New York
Egloff
University of Tulsa
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