Hog Market At Highest Since April Amid Marchable Cattle
Hogs were largely steady with choice weights up to 8.95 as prices gain 10 to 20 cents for the week, the highest since mid April. Cattle receipts were light at 100, with steady demand. steers topped 10.85, cows and heifers steady to strong, bulls down 15 to 25 cents and calves steady. Sheep run reached 5,000 with lambs 50 cents lower. shorn lambs 6 to 7.25, spring lambs 8 to 9.25.
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Chicago
INS
Paul
South ST Paul
IU. S. Dept. Agricultures
Arceipts
Wilson & CO
Dial
Seeegeen
Eeeeur
Chicago Livestock Prices Dodge Through Mixed Week
Hog receipts total 4000 with 3500 on direct sales, prices steady for light weights around 8.65 to 8.85. best barrows and gilts near 10.25 to 10.50. Cattle receipts 100 calves, feeder and cow values mostly steady to firm, strong demand for prime steers around 10.00 to 10.85, stockers steady. Sheep receipts 9000, direct 5000, lambs mostly steady with spring lambs 8.50 to 9.25, native wooled ewes around 3.00. Market noted weaker late in week for certain grades. California lambs led prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fed
Texas
California
Colorado
Sioux City
IU_ S. Dept. Agriculture
Livestock Receipts and Prices From Sioux City and Omaha Markets
U.S. Dept of Agriculture reports weekly cattle and calf receipts for Sioux City with price ranges for beef cattle, bulls, yearlings, heifers, and cows. Omaha market notes steady to higher trends with feeds and stockers, plus sheep and lamb movements and price shifts across classifications. Major entities include Sioux City livestock market, Omaha market, beef cattle and calves, cows, bulls, stockers, feeders, sheep, lambs, and guiding price figures.
Paul Livestock Market Report From South St. Paul
Summary of cattle hog and sheep receipts and price ranges at South St. Paul and Iowa markets. Notes steady to weak moves for cattle, hog receipts about 1,500 with varied top prices, and lambs and sheep prices described. Des Moines area hog prices provided with regional station quotes and town updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Atile
Kansas City
East St. Louis St
Chicago Produce Markets Quiet Amid Mixed Prices
Butter receipts 1.36 million with steady creameries and stable firsts. Eggs receipts 26.6 thousand with steady current and storage packed items. Potatoes arrivals 71, market on track with moderate supplies and good demand. California and Louisiana prices show slight weakness and decay in certain lots. New York reports mixed egg and dairy prices with steady to weak creamery stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
California
Louisiana Bills
White Rose
Bliss Triumphs
Idaho Susset Burbanks U
New York
ABIAC
Market prices for Cedar Rapids grains livestock fruits and hides
The Cedar Rapids market notes list Grain No 1 63c No 2 60c oats 21?2c rye No 2 AGG barley No 2 40c corn shelled No 3 yellow 4c No 3 yellow 43c soybeans No 2 yellow 8lc hay tame hay 9.00 straw 5.00 butterfat 26c cream 25c 23c hens by weight leghorn cocks 9 17c colored cocks 7c ripe Mennetiog 18 No 1 18c No 2 wholesale fruits vegetables lemons 5.50 oranges 2.75 3.15 grapefruit Texas 2.65 3.75 celery 2.50 crate lettuce 3.50 bananas 4 41/4 c onions 1.75 2.75 cabbage 2.00 carrots 3.25 crate potatoes new 1.50 72.35 hide market No 1 cured beef hides 4.3c No 2 3uc No 1 calf 5sc No 2 calf 4zc No 1 kip 2dac No 2 kip 3zc No 1 horse 1s TS No 2 horse 1.25 pony glue hides half price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hogs and Cattle Hold Steady as Grain Weighs Market
Hogs and cattle are unchanged on the local market while the grain market remains weak. The hide market drops about half a cent, contributing to overall softer commodity conditions.
Wisconsin cheese prices and markets in the Midwest and New York exchange
The report covers Wisconsin cheese quotations, cattle and wool market notes, and foreign exchange rates. It lists dairy item prices, a Farmers' call board, and a wool market summary with price quotes in grease and combing fleece, followed by a compilation of major European currencies and assorted global rates in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
API
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Territory
Texas
Bond Markets Show Modest Gains Across Industrial Issues
New York AP reports a firmer tone in the bond market with industrials and select titles higher by fractions to over a point. Notable risers include American and Foreign Power 5s Bethlehem Steel 3 45 International Telephone 5s and Western Union 5s, while some carriers and convertibles lagged. Government issues remained quiet to mixed with minor gains and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York
American
Foreign Power
Bethlehem Steel
International Telephone
Western Union
National Daily
McKesson and Robbins
Great Northern
Eric
Santa Fe
New York Central Ss
Pennsylvania General
U. S
De Valera Dissolves Parliament Amid Election Move
In Dublin prime minister Eamon de Valera dissolved parliament to test government strength after a cabinet session. The June 17 general election was set following a recent one vote defeat on a proposal for an arbitration board for public employees grievances. The PM was absent during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
INS
Eamon de Valera
Eire
de Valera
Stock Leaders Edge Up on Sparse Saturday Rally
In New York the market showed a faint rally with selected issues gaining fractions to over a point though profit taking near the close trimmed gains. The business outlook remained dim with commodities slipping and trading lite, about 200000 shares changing hands as steel makers faced scrap price drops and weaker next week production. Major gainers included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors Montgomery Ward International Harvester Douglas Aircraft and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Douglas Aircraft
American Telephone
Consolidated Edison
North American
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Southern Pacific
Union Carbide
General Electric
Air Reduction
American Can
Wall Street Stocks Listed by Bennet Co and Others
A garbled stock listing from Bennet Co and partners shows numerous equities with prices and percentages. The page catalogs Allied Stores Amex International Nickel Allis Chalmers Amoco Phillips Petroleum and many others, with partial quotes and cross references to Chicago and New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennet & Co
W. H. Jum Maneser
Elephone
Merchants National Bank
Maske Dunes Seine Dary
Allied Stores
Iclores Ain
Allis Chalmers
Hids
Johns Manville
Kayser
Julius
Pow & le
Soite
Ain Roll Mills
Mla
Groger G & B
Am Steel
Nash Kel
Baito & Ohio
North Am Co
Packard
Plymouth
Procter Gamble
Pullman Co
Colo Eich Aot Radio Corp
Gas & Elect
Rem Rand
Gy Rep Motors
Southern Lig Rep Steel
Consol Edison
Reyn Tob
Consol Oj
Sears Roebuck
Consol Textile
Servel, Inc
Shell Union
Gu Bk
Simmons Co
Esau Gable
Sou Railway
Coty, Inc
Sperry Corp
St Joe
Crucible Steel
Cudahy Piavagiaig
Calit
Curtiss Wright
Ind
Deere & Coyar
Stl
Frisco
del L & W
Stew Warner
Douglas
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Amn
Dexter Co
Helleman
Butler Bros
Mar Field
Midwest Corp
Chicago Corp
Quaker Com
Edison
Swift and Co
Swift
Wrestling show at Cedar Park postponed
The Cedar Park wrestling season opener was postponed Friday due to threatening weather. Promoter Eddie Jennings canceled the program headlined by Jim McMillin, one of the region’s top mat men. the opening match will be rescheduled for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Park
Eddie Jennings
Jim McMillin
Junior Red Cross In Season's Last Meeting
The Linn County Junior Red Cross held its final season meeting at the Y M C A. A letter thanked members for collecting and sending thirty four games to patients at Station hospital Fort Des Moines. Mrs N Harold West chaired the group with Patty Ann Dudek and Joyce Richardson leading. Twenty two members attended and refreshments were served.
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Linn County
Junior Red Cross
Station Hospital
Fort Des Moines
N. Harold West
Patty Ann Dudek
Joyce Richardson
New Registrations Ahead of Primary Election
A total of 112 new registrations were filed in City Clerk L. J. Storey’s office after the Friday deadline for the June 6 primary election. There were 256 address changes. Registration will reopen after the primary and continue until ten days before the November general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Storey
Wheat Hits New Five Year Low On Chicago Trading
Weak outside markets and lack of foreign demand drive Chicago Wheat May futures down to new five year lows. July wheat falls to 69 cents, corn to 2.54, oats 44, with exports light and farm borrowing rising on soft demand. Receipts tally 476 cars as winds of a dull market persist.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Buenos Aires
Eucharistic Confac Speaker Appeals for Family Life
Budapest crowds greet Premier Bela Imredy as he urges real family life to curb violence among people. About 60,000 pilgrims attend the eucharistic congress with 400,000 gathered worldwide for the midnight ceremony led by Archbishop Goma of Toledo. Thirty six German priests arrive secretly amid visa concerns.
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Budapest
Ins
Bela Imredy
Hero Square
Goma
Toledo
Spain
Lumir Severa Elected President of Battery E Association
Lumir Severa was elected president of the Battery E 126th Field Artillery association at the Memorial building during the annual meeting Friday night. He succeeds Dick Payn while LeRoy Quinn was re elected secretary treasurer. Plans were set for Memorial Day graveside decorations in local cemeteries, a custom since 1920. Members will convene at the Elks club Monday at 7 30 am to visit the cemeteries.
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Lumir Severa
Battery E
126Th Field Artillery Association
Severa
Dick Payn
LeRoy Quinn
Elks Club
Marriage Licenses Reported for Milwaukee Cedar Rapids and More
K. D. Hannan and Sylvia M. Luce of Milwaukee. Arthur Mefford of Cedar Rapids and Pauline Ward Ralston of Robins. Seaman M. Dexter and Elsie Erickson of Moline. Everett B. Neuendorf and Eva Mac Lee of Tripoli. Emery Albert Gleason and Evelyn Agnes Koach of Cedar Rapids. Walter S. Massey of Fenton and Bessie Mae Bennett of Fulton.
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K. D. Hannan
Sylvia M. Luce
Milwaukee
Arthur Mefford
Cedar Rapids
Pauline Ward Ralston
Robins
Seaman M. Dexter
Elsie Erickson
Moline
Everett B. Neuendorf
Eva Mac Lee
Tripoli
Emery Albert Gleason
Evelyn Agnes Koach
Walter S. Massey
Fenton, NL
Bessie Mae Bennett
Fulton, Il
Roosevelt approves 3 cent Iowa centennial stamp
President Roosevelt approves issue of a new 3 cent stamp marking Iowa's centennial as a territory. Design will be announced after approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Iowa
Marion pianist Eleanor Gough to perform with Cornell Symphony
Eleanor Gough of Marion will give a sophomore piano recital Sunday at 4 p.m. in Cornell chapel with the Cornell Symphony Orchestra directed by Prof. Lloyd Oakland. The program features Grieg A minor concerto movements, Bach pieces, a Beethoven sonata portion, Brahms E flat Rhapsody, and Griffes works. Gough trained seven years at the Cornell conservatory under Helen Venn and is a Mount Vernon high school graduate. she recently competed at Steinway Hall for a Tobias Matthay fellowship in London.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Eleanor Gough
Marion
Cornell
Miss Gough
E. T. Gough
Mount Vernon High School
Helen Venn
Cornell Conservatory
Lloyd C. Oakland
Grieg
Brahm
Griffes
Steinway Hall
New York City
Tobias Matthay School
London
American Matt
DeMolay Chevalier Honor and Local Society News
Marion and area residents attend regional DeMolay conclave in Dubuque where Lewis Harlan earns chevalier rank among fifteen state members. Other notes cover golf club women’s day events, visitors in Des Moines, travel plans, high school pupil return to Chicago, and Epworth League outdoor service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Harlan
Linn
Sam Patterson
Donald Beadle
Wayne Carpenter
Dale Goodyear
Albert Schenken
Richard Little
Bob Newlin
John Stewart
Lawrence Kesting
Edward Conrad
Harold Thompson
Bernard Price
Marion
Maurice Mitchell
Junior Reed
Howard Hendrickson
Springville
Maurice Flack
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Iowa
Harlan
Sylvan Lawson
Amos Stewart
Awards Given At Cub Pack 5 Meeting At Central Park Church
Cub Pack No. 5 of Central Park Presbyterian church met with sixty Cubs and parents. Awards included Gold arrow to David Jacobs, Wolf badge to Dickie Blessing, Silver arrows to John Hill, Bobby Miller, Billy Stanley, Herbert Williams, Donald Paxton, Dick Hunter, Victor Holec. James Sealy spoke on airplanes. Paul Hunter outlined a summer model airplane project with Sealy as judge. M J Skerik discussed fire prevention and ships. Kenneth Holvenstot and Mrs. Holvenstot performed a violin solo. Den two earned the attendance ribbon. Den Chiefs Tom Grayston and Bob Gourley will attend a training school at the Boy Scout camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Gold Arrow
David Jacobs
Dickie Blessing
Silver Arrow
John Hill
Bobby Miller
Billy Stanley
Herbert Williams
Donald Paxton
Dick Hunter
Victor Holec
James Sealy
Paul Hunter
Sealy
M. J. Skerik
Skerik
United States Navy
Kenneth Holvenstot
Holvenstot
Cubs
den Two
Den
Tom Grayston
Bob Gourley
Marion high school alumni elects Ford president at banquet
Irvin L. Ford was elected president of the Marion high school alumni association at a Presbyterian church banquet celebrating the group's sixty sixth anniversary. Lyle Kindig became vice president and other officers were named. The event featured songs, talks, and a business meeting with a 140 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin L. Ford
Marion High School Alumni Association
Presbyterian Church
Lyle Kindig
Ethel Bigger
Richard Starry
Lulu B. Secrist
Delbert J. Pugh
Melvin McBride
Robert Hense
Objects To Music Ends In Tragedy At Chicago Home
In Chicago 35 year old boarder Nicholas Szaklenski shot 16 year old Adeline Leskanes after objecting to radio swing music. He then returned to his room and died from a self inflicted bullet wound, according to detective John McVeigh who quoted the victim's 14 year old brother Vincent as witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nicholas Szaklenski
Adeline Leskanes
Szaklenski
Leskanes
Miss Leskanes
John McVeigh
Vincent
McVeigh
Marion area churches schedule Sunday services and activities
The list outlines worship times and church activities for numerous Marion congregations. It includes Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Seventh Day Church of God, and Prairie Chapel with details on Sunday school, morning worship, sermons, union services, youth groups, and midweek events across multiple pastors and church locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Inman
Methodist Church
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
Christian Endeavor
Walter H. Staves
Cedar Rapids
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
Aldersgate
Union Memorial
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Prairie Chapel
Paul Clements
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Lamson Brothers & Co
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Battery E Association
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
Lost
Ellis Blvd
The
Westers
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Fire and Wind
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Emil Dostal
Ely
Prochaska Realty Co
Joseph Uleh
HK. Schaefer
Kresge
ALLIED Van_ Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Oelwein
Chariton
Des Moines
Kenwood
Griffith Feather Mattress Co
C. R. Knitting Co
Av. W
Marion News
DeMolay
Verne Balster
Marion Golf Club
Ethel Gordon
Ava Lorence
Gladys Ballard
R. Maresh
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Harold Ballard
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Miss Marian Busby
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Alfred Voss
Vivian Holm
Lincoln School
Sabula
E. H. Millen
Mitchell, S. D
Mr. Millen
H. G. Millen
Mrs
Earl Welsher
Knoxville
Otto Spencer
Claude J Knapp
James W. Pringle
James A. Pringie
Mario High School
Lewis Calta
Iowa City
John Freeman
A. A. Kromminga
Castle Grove
James D. Pope
Pope
J. L. Ingram
Viola
Wanda James Newlin
Lillian Thada
Irving School
Garner
Harold R. Mingo
John Howe
Royce Ray
Gwen Newlin
Methodist Junior Epworth League
Marvin Batchelder
Lucy Ann
Quimby
Mr. Batchelder
Mrs. C. E. Batchelder
F. W Crawford
Boone
Webster City
Sam Fernow
Mildred Elkin
Miss Elkin
William Ludeman
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Fred Jons
G. W. Wickham
E. T. Brockman
George Lutz
W. C. Hoke
Harold Simonsen
Floyd Williams
Ronald
John Webster
Algona
Henry Smith
Marion Boulevard
Scott Lehdigh
Roy E. Lehdigh
Marilyn
Jean Nickeson
Frances Hildebrand
Presbyterian Sunday School
Marion Churches
Mitwalsky — Furriers
2Nd St. SE
Ginsberg
Main Springs
the Gazette
ELUXE
Xaig
Lillian Suchy Beauty
Alta Duncan
Vanity Beauty Baton
3Rd Ave
SS SO Sara Park
Ird 8St
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
Paramount
Iowa Theater
Dorothea Krebs
Enneys
1St Ave. SE
Elene Beauty Shop Permanente
SS Su Sun Oci Peacock
3Rd St. NE
Yrs
Paris Academy OF Beauty
Canfield
Orchestra Swisher Pavilion
Viking
HALL
Cedar
Rapid
Stone King's Orchestra
Vagabonds
Turkey House
Walford
Accordon
2Nd St
Hallwood
Z.C. B. J Hall
WMT
Bohemian Band
Woodbury County
Moville
Business Cards Business Services
Kutchera Sodding & Coal Co
E. Dyal
Hawkeye Tin
ist_ St
Novak Heating Co
Hank
Gable
F Ave
Geo
Bunce
By Baer
Eee Saad
Raws
Amera
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