Hog Prices Steady as Chicago Market Cools Early
Hog prices remained steady after a slow start at Chicago stockyards with active trading. Five terminals reported 37 700 receipts, Chicago 25 000, best hogs $3.70, average around $3.50. Cattle and sheep prices mixed with steady to higher quotes in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East St Louis, and East Buffalo. lambs 8.50 to 9.00, average around 8.40.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Amt
INS
Steers
Icows
AVE Amt
Ark Amt
East St. Louis
St Louis
T & We
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Price List and Hides Sale
Local market notes list various commodities with prices including Grete Wheat at 15 cents, oats 20 cents, hay and straw values, live poultry prices, wholesale fruits and vegetables from California, and接 hides and wool values. Numerous itemized prices cover eggs, hens, leghorn, cocks, and calf and horse hides, plus wool and tobacco equivalents.
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Farley
We Hennery
Grain Movement and Wheat Receipts Reported
The article details grain handling data with wheat receipts and shipments, listing cars and weights. It mentions Minneapolis and Avste Grain Shed, rail car movements, and monthly movement figures alongside terms like oats and rye in a 20th century auction or market summary.
Wall Street Slumps as Roosevelts Silver Message Shifts Tone
Wall St stocks fell sharply led by metal shares after President Roosevelt sent his silver legislation message to Congress. U S Smelting, American Smelting, Cerro De Pasco, and Howe Sound led declines while utilities held, and industrials and rails dropped about 1 to 3 points amid about 850000 shares traded. Grains firmed modestly, bonds eased, and futures for silver held steady as traders awaited further guidance.
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New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
U. S
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
Consolidated Gas
American Commercial Alcohol
Bethlehem Steel
Grains Fluctuate Across Wide Chicago Pit Range
Market action on the Chicago board of trade shows wheat slipping about a dime, corn near steady to unchanged, and oats oscillating with gains and losses. Reports on winter and spring yields, drought damage, and moisture needs influenced prices, while cash and futures data reflected mixed support and persistent bearish crop outlooks.
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Chicago
Weather News
Chicago Board of Trade
Carcill Elevator Company
American
Canadian Northwest
Occident Flour Company
Europe
Broomhall
Middle West
Commission
Iowa
Illinois
Marriage Notice in New York for Arne F Smith
A marriage license was issued in New York on Monday to Miss Arne F Smith, with Independence, Iowa, listed as related residence, noting the groom and location involved.
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New York
Arne
F Smith
Nsimath
Leage
Local hog prices edge up on light market trade
Hogs rose slightly on Tuesday noon with a 5 cent gain across grades. Prime top reaches 30 dollars while top packaging hogs fetch about 2.20. Calf market notes Good to choice 130 to 190 pounds at 3.00 to 5.00 dollars. Sheep demand lists genuine springers 65 to 75 pounds at 85 to 95 dollars. Cattle market is slow with native corn fed steers around 600 to 800 dollars and good quality steers near 800 to 1,000 dollars. butcher cows 3.25 to 3.75 dollars.
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Busia
Abt
Hagher Ovnner
Ted Custertia
Sinclair
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Notices
Bonded valuer to call for Pas to Shire modern vaults. Sehven Frasier and Theron Ackerman plan a dwelling at 1313 G Street SW with an estimated cost of 2300 dollars. Mount Mercy summer session offers High school and commercial courses. Sacred Heart hall hosts elementary work starting June 11. Kenwood Presbyterian hosts a chicken supper on Wednesday. Reverend George Korteling and Mrs Korteling depart for Cleveland to attend the Presbyterian general assembly, then visit their son in Fairgrove before returning to Cedar Rapids by June 7.
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Theron Ackerman
Mount Mercy
Sacred Heart Hall
Presbyterian Assembly
George Korteling
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Korteling
Cleveland
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Korteling
Fairgrove
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Cub Mothers training school sessions in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids area council of Boy Scouts sponsors the third session of the Cub Mothers training school at the Chamber of Commerce building Thursday afternoon. The fourth and last meeting is planned for next week. Cub Pack No. 2 demonstrated at Harrison school last week. The Cubs are younger boys groups supported by Scouting.
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Cub Mothers
Cedar Rapids Area
Scout Leaders to Meet in Cedar Rapids Chamber
Troop committee chairmen from the Cedar Rapids area Boy Scouts council will gather Thursday at 7 30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce building to discuss the Camp Watubeek season and the fall program with Scout Executive Harold N West requesting each troop be represented by its chairman or a committee member.
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Cedar Rapids Area
Veterans of Foreign Wars band remains active despite rumors
A. S. Buckner, president, states in The Gazette that the Veterans of Foreign Wars band continues as a going concern. The group is sponsored by Post No. 788 and features a membership composed entirely of union musicians.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Band
A. S. Buckner
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Sketch of Ellis Park diamonds ordered for field house
Mrs. Clare Nichols acting superintendent of recreation ordered a diamond layout sketch to be hung in the Ellis Park field house for players to reference their assigned positions.
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Ellis Park
Clare Nichols
Trinity Junior High Elects Officers After Election Night
Dorothy Wagner was elected president of the Trinity Methodist junior high league on Monday evening, succeeding Mary Louise Frye. Donald Waskow was named vice president, succeeding Woodrow Bontrager, with Ray Carlson and Jack V. Smith chosen secretary and treasurer. Dorothy Galbraith retires as secretary-treasurer, and Jack Salmon becomes social chairman as a social evening followed the election.
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Dorothy Wagner
Trinity Methodist Junior High League
Mary Louise Frye
Donald Waskow
Woodrow Bontrager
Ray Carlson
Jack V. Smith
Dorothy Galbraith
Jack Salmon
City chemist Bates returns from California recovery trip
Professor C O Bates city chemist who was overcome by gas in February at city hall laboratory has returned from southern California where he sought rest Mrs Bates and daughter Ruth stayed on the coast Ruth an osteopathic student in Los Angeles Bates studied sewage disposal systems during the visit
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C O Bates
City Hall
California
Bank Guarantee Bill Moves To House Debate
Washington report says the house rules committee granted right of way on the bank deposit guarantee bill with its deposit payoff provision. The bill is expected to be brought up in a general three hour debate on Wednesday with broad amendment latitude.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Bullet Kills Youth Emulating Dillinger
Vernon Marihhugh a 16 year old boy from El Paso Texas who idolized John Dillinger was shot in Los Angeles by E W Quay during a holdup to recover $18. The youth said he read too much about Dillinger and his claim marked Quay as his first holdup victim.
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Los Angeles
Vernon Marihhugh
John Dillinger
Dillinger
Marihugh
E W Quay
el Paso
Tex
Quay
Des Moines Man Arrested on False Check Charge
C L Chaney of Des Moines was brought back here by Sheriff Joseph Petrus on Tuesday afternoon on a charge of false uttering of a check. He was arrested Monday in Des Moines on a warrant issued by Justice Almon d Reech. The case involves a $40 check given to a local firm.
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C L. Chaney
Des Moines
Joseph Petrus
Chaney
Almond Reech
Births Interlude of Daughters Reported at St Luke's
Born to Clarence Becker and wife of Manchester a daughter at St Luke's hospital May 19. A daughter was born May 22 to Mr and Mrs R M Albert at St Luke's hospital, 1639 F Avenue NE. Mrs Paul Chandler and husband of Des Moines welcomed a daughter May 21 at St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs Kenneth V Young of Marion welcomed a daughter May 21 at St Luke's hospital. Everett Fars and wife of 720 Fifth Avenue SW welcomed a daughter Joan Ruth May 21 at St Luke's hospital.
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Clarence Becker
Manchester
St. Luke's Hospital
R. M Albert
F Avenue
St Luke's Hospital
Paul Chandler
Des Moines
Kenneth V Young
Marionas
Everett Fars
Fifth Avenue
Joan Ruth
New Jersey Police Guard 300 Hitlerites Against Mob Wrath
In Irvington Newark area clashes erupted as 300 Nazi supporters were guarded by police after rioting between Nazi and anti Nazi factions. Over 2,000 people involved, more than 100 officers deployed, several injured, many arrested, as order was restored amid gas bombs and disorder surrounding a Friends of the New Germany meeting location.
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Irvington
Gnard
Pasectia
Polive
Newark
Coar
Friends of Uie New Germany
Friends of the New Germany
New Stockyards At Chicago To Be Made Fire-Proof
CHICAGO AP A new and fire proof stockyards will rise from the ashes of the one almost destroyed by fire last week The nine story Exchange building will probably not be razed its walls and foundations are intact At the time of the fire 127 commission firms had offices there the nerve center of the vast industry One irony was that eighty acres across the conflagration was lined with water The stock pens were filled with metal and stone water troughs supplied by an intricate network of pipes and conduits placing spigots on tap every few feet
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Chicago
Exchange
Commission
Three Die In California Plane Crash Near Porterville
Three men were killed when their airplane crashed near Porterville California on Tuesday. The victims were Howard Buitt 24 a flight instructor Arthur Jameson 22 and Ray Hulse 21 all residents of the area and connected to a local flight school.
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J. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
A. Indus Rayon
Inti Cement
Alaska Juneau
Inti Harvenn
Allegheny
Amerada Coron Aais
Johns Manville
Amn
teKayser
Julius
Car & Poly Oi
Kennecott
Intl
Coron
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Amn Metals
Lambert
Pow & L Tia
Lehigh Valley
Libby Owens
SNS Mate & Mrers
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Loews, Inc
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Amn Steel Fdys Teta Coonan P
Fel & Tel
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aXteKeesport Tin Ae
Amn Wat
McKesson
Amn Woolen
Marshall Fld
Amn Zinc Ai Magna
Anaconda Coprlas
Mathieson Aik
Monsanto
Auburn Auto
Nurray Corp
Ita Avation
Crron
NASA Motors
Baiduin
Laco
Bracuit
Rato & Ohio
T&a
Extant Ward
Bendix
Pow L
Beet & Co
Nat Steel
Bed
Berden Co
Berg Warner
Noranda Mines
Bowes Mig WreNert
Pac Gus Steel
Mechais
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Utah
Ches & Cho
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S Che
Booney Jc
Boones Gas
Chen
Rem Rand
Sten
Es Ag
Rts
Seaboard Owl
Rarhick
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Finan Core
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Feery Carp
Lyonio & Ca
Storen
Sard Brady
Rastuas Kodak
Wenster
Idebaker
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Pyter Wheeler
Gen Hasne
rAns-Anerica
Watison Carbide
Caton Pace
Matos
Faunders
Ainden
Soest EE Rae
Srelang
Steelang
Tr P&l
Hupp
Ils Central
Yongstown S&t
Cuicago
Alibby McNeil
Warner
Quaker Po
Swift
Porterville
Cali
Ins
Here
Howard Buitt
Arthur Jameson
Ray Hulse
Randalia memorial day services set for May 30 at Randalia Methodist
Memorial day activities are planned in Randalia with a service at 2:30 p.m. at the Randalia Methodist church. The Woman's Relief Corps and others will decorate graves at the cemetery. The program includes invocation by Rev. R. A. Doss, songs, readings, instrumental numbers, an address by C. A. Benson of Elkader, and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Randalya
Randalia Methodist Church
Woman's Relief Corps
R. A. Doss
Elkader
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Prazak held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Prazak will be held at Polansky funeral chapel on Wednesday at 2 pm conducted by T B Hrubucek. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Family requests no flowers. Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday from 7 to 9 pm.
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Anna Prazak
Polansky
T. B Hrubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Peter Arduser
Coggon
J. P
Christina Arduser
Jones County
Bruce
Alburnett
John
Manchester
Joe
Waverly
Mack Fowler
Bohren
Cedar Rapids
Yocom Chapel
A. Beuerman
Marion Fall Festival Set For September 13
Marion post No 298 American Legion set the date for the annual Fall Festival on September 13 at its Monday meeting. Plans emerged for a first annual horse show on June 10 and the Legion pool opening the same day. Memorial Day services are planned in Springville then Marion under Dr H N Strader, with ceremonies at Shiloh and Dunkard cemeteries. A Legion picnic preceded the meeting with about 75 attending. Edward Kopp and his mother were special guests. Burial of John Grant, 63, in Oak Shade followed a Sioux City death. he formerly worked in the Sioux City mill business. Andrew Grant of Lebanon Mo attended. several relatives listed.
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Marion Post
American Legion
Legion
Linn County
Springville
H. N Strader
Shiloh
Dunkard
W. H. Balster
Edward Kopp
Hanford
Cedar Rapids
F. W. Kopp
R. J. Williams
Auxiliary
John Clay
E. J. Williams
Joe Roeder
William Bleakly
Virginia Boyle
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Robert Ozburn
Lee Fitzgerald
Oak Shade Cemetery
John Grant
Sioux City
W. E. Fisher
Mr. Grant
Mar~h
Andrew Grant
Lebanon
Grace Cummings
Butte, Mont
Stewart Grant
Des Moines
Renaldo Must Go To U S Prison For Hiding Nationality
Hollywood report notes Duncan Renaldo Roumanian born actor faces two years at McNeil Island after Supreme Court declined to review his perjury conviction. He had claimed New Jersey birth to immigration officers years ago while returning from Africa with film company. Suzette Renaldo’s divorce suit and alledge claims connected to Edwina Booth preceded the arrest.
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McNeil Island
United States Supreme Court
America
Renaldo
New Jersey
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W.S. van Dyke
Africa
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Miss Booth
Rings Alarm Steps In Front Of Fire Truck To Die
Chicago police sought the identity of a middle aged man who turned in a fire alarm then stepped into the path of a speeding fire truck. He was killed instantly after the driver swerved in an effort to miss him. The man stuffed cotton in his ears, apparently to muffle the siren.
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Chicago
Brazilian Bandit Slain By Soldiers In Pernambuco
Lampeao, Brazil’s two wristwatch bandit, famed for raids on villages and perfume shops, is reported killed by soldiers who hunted him for years. Virgilino Ferreira da Silva, 34, fled with a famed robber persona, aided the poor, wore horn rimmed glasses, and had an eye lost in a fight.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Water Shortage Hits Edgewood
Edgewood faced a water shortage as one well went dry on Sunday morning leaving no daytime delivery apart from two half hour periods at noon and night. The second well at 228 feet remains operational while many private wells and cisterns are dry.
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the Gazette
Edgewood
Ivanhoe club re elects officers after luncheon
Mrs. Andrew P. Munson was re elected president and Mrs. Walter Kennedy vice-president of the Ivanhoe club after a picnic luncheon at Mrs. W. B. Carpenter’s home near Marion. Other officers named were Mrs. L. M. Phelps secretary and Mrs. Joe Roeder treasurer. The program committee for next year includes Mrs. J B Fosdick chairman, Mrs. Glenn Kinser, and Mrs. F. W. Lindahl.
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Walter Kennedy
Ivanhoe Club
W. B. Carpenter
Marion
L. M. Phelps
Joe Roeder
J .B. Fosdick
Glenn Kinser
F. W. Lindahl
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