Hog Prices Recover Strength in Chicago Market
Hog prices turned from weak opening bids to firmer trading in Chicago as receipts reached 11 000 hogs and 7 000 cattle. Top hogs at 10.20 with most 10.05 to 10.15, light weights around 9.40, while cattle and sheep markets showed steady to firm willing buyers amid limited direct hogs.
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Chicago
Ayr
UB Dent Agriculture Nogb
Mies
Shane Colorida
Des Moines
U S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Bam
Schower
Wool and sugar markets show mixed moves in early trading
Wool prices rise for new wools with Boston prices around 30 cents for combing grades while Texas wools average 74 to 78 cents scoured. Sugar futures swing, with July and December contracts dropping then steady, refined sugar at 5.25. Foreign exchange rates listed for major currencies as markets assess New Deal legislation impact.
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Boston
Dept Agricultures
Ohio
Texas
Territory
New York
Asanagar
Commission House
Foreign Exchange
API
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerlad
Spain
Greece
Poland
Grechoslova
Jugo- Rinvin
Hogs Steady on Local Market Despite Mixed Grades
Hog prices are steady on the local market with no changes across grades. The report notes the top end remains unchanged as buyers and sellers hold prices steady.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Produce and Hides
Market notes list grain and produce prices in Cedar Rapids including wheat at 30 cents, corn at 61 cents, oranges and grapefruits, lemons, potatoes, lettuce, celery, onions, and quantities. It also reports wholesale meat prices for hides, calves, and horses with varied grade pricing and a note on pony and glue hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valencia
Grains Fluctuate on Chicago Pit Amid NRA Ruling Fear
Grain prices moved irregularly on the Chicago board of trade as traders eyed the NRA ruling. Wheat finished modestly lower, corn and oats showed mixed moves, and cash prices edged up slightly with about 4,000,000 May corn contracts to balance in three days. Receipts totaled 12 to 24 cars as activity remained spirited early and quieted later.
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Supreme Court
NRA
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Shorts
Market Shifts as Codes Ruling Weighs on Stocks
New York stocks fluctuated on Tuesday as the code ruling by the Supreme Court unsettled the market. Gains led by metals oils and alcohols faded into mixed results with rails utilities and merchandise stocks holding up while U S Smelting and Anaconda fell.
Grain Movement Reports Chicago Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
Grain pricing notes list Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain values for wheat corn oats and soybeans with various grades and prices. Prices show No 1 and No 2 futures like No 1 northern wheat and No 3 yellow corn, plus protein levels and delivery months.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street Stocks Fall After Supreme Court NRA Ruling
Sharp selling led by metals oils alcohols and specialties on Tuesday after yesterday's Supreme Court decision on NRA codes. Rails utilities rose modestly while several major issues slipped 1 to about 6 points including U S Smelting Cerro De Pasco American Smelting Case Johns Manville Standard Oil of New Jersey California U S Steel National Distillers U S Industrial Alcohol and
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New York
New Deal
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
North American
National Biscuit
Macy
Safeway Stores
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
Anaconda
Kennecott
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Allied Chemical
Case
Westinghouse
U. S. Steel
American Woolen
U. S
Johns Manville
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
National Distillers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol and
Bond Markets in New York Dull Ahead of NRA Ruling
New York markets showed steady opening with mixed gains across securities as traders awaited NRA ruling impact. Industrials nearly unchanged while governments eased slightly. certain utilities gained, others fell and foreign bonds posted losses amid a broad, cautious session.
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New York
NRA
U. S
Columbian Gas and Electric
Postal Telegraph
Chile Copper
Consolidated Gas
Goodyear
Kansas City Gas and Electric
Phillips Petroleum
Shell Union Oil
Western Union
Foreign Department
Shriners Train to Iowas State Ceremonial in Davenport
More than 150 members of El Kahir temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine and their wives left Tuesday morning by a Milwaukee Road special train for Davenport to attend the Iowa state ceremonial. The train with five coaches a baggage and a recreation car will stop at Marion Olin Martelle and Oxford Junction to pick up other members and return early Wednesday arriving about 4 am.
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el Kahir
Mystic Shrine
Milwaukee Railroad
Davenport
Iowa
Marion
Olin
Martelle
Oxford Junction
City beer sale crackdown yields multiple fines
In district court Judge A B Clark fined Sam Corsello and G K Barge $300 plus costs each for selling beer between midnight Saturday and 7 am Monday. State recommendations suspended all but $100 plus costs. Glenn Margretz of 318 Third Street SE received $300 and costs with similar suspension. Corsello and Barge were tied to police stakeouts at their Third Street SW and First Avenue W locations, while A G Haddy of 923 F Avenue NW pled not guilty with bond set at $500.
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A. B. Clark
Sam Corsello
G. K. Barge
Glenn Margretz
Third Street SE
Third Avenue
Corsello
First Avenue
High Court Affirms Prochaska Sentence
The state supreme court affirmed Judge H. C. Ring's sentence of John Prochaska Jr of Cedar Rapids to ninety days in the county jail on a charge of keeping a gambling house. The court found no reversible error in the transcript. Prochaska, Yale Pearlman and Byron Collogan were charged after a police raid on January 26 1934 at the Club Royale.
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State Supreme Court
H. C. Ring
John Prochaska, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Edwin W. Lundquist
High Court
Prochaska
Yale Pearlman
Byron Collogan
Club Royale
Second Avenue
Third and
Fourth Streets
Pearlman
Collogan
Cedar Rapids Woman Pleads Guilty in Statutory Offense Case
Fay L Young 26 of Cedar Rapids was sentenced to one year in county jail with release on good behavior after sixty days for a statutory offense. The May 18 incident involved a six year old boy. Judge A B Clark also granted Ruth Probasco a divorce from Willard J Probasco on cruel and inhuman treatment grounds.
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Fay L. Young
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Clark
Young
Ruth Probasco
Willard J. Probasco
Chicago Produce Markets Report Highlights Varied Receipts and Prices
Produce and egg receipts across Chicago and New York show unsettled trading with mixed color packs and standards. Butter and egg futures edge higher on storage standards and fresh packs, while potatoes and poultry demand remains liberal with varied quality grades and on track shipments.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Wisconsin
U. 8
Idaho
Russell U. B
Alabama Bliss
Louisiana Bliss
Cobblers U
Mississippi Bliss
NEW York Produce
New York
Roosters Msc
Deaths Nelson E Hoffman custodian at St Pauls Church
Nelson E Hoffman died suddenly while on duty at St Pauls Church where he was employed as custodian at 7 30 am Tuesday. He was born December 14 1871 in Toledo and lived in Cedar Rapids 18 years. He married Sophia Ulman November 25 1895 in Toledo and is survived by his wife two daughters two brothers two sisters and two grandsons. Funeral announcements will be made later. Friends may call at the Turner chapel
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Nelson E. Hoffman
Johnson Avenue NW
St. Paul's Church
Toledo
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Sophia Ulman
H. E. Hopker
Earl F. Funk
D. W. Hoffman
Andrew
Aberdeen
S. D
D. B.bricker
Mayme Jackson
Montana
Robert
Richard Funk
Turner Chapel
Barber Frederick Slickty Dies After Brief Illness
Frederick Willis Slickty barber died at his home 301 First Avenue West at 6 10 p m Monday after a brief illness He was born Sept 26 1892 in Piqua Ohio and lived in the city eight years He survived by his wife parents Mr and Mrs George D Slickty of Bordentown New Jersey two sons George and Richard Cedar Rapids two brothers Roy Whiting Indiana and Robert Brentwood California one sister Mrs Frances Scott East Chicago Indiana Funeral arrangements pending Friends may call at Turner chapel
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Frederick Willis Slickty
First Avenue
Piqua
George D. Slickty
Bordentown
N. J
George
Richard
Cedar Rapids
Roy
Whiting
Ind
Robert
Brentwood
Calif
Frances Scott
East Chicago
Slickty
Barbers’ Union
Turner Chapel
Mrs Berwinkel Dies After Brief Illness In Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Fred Berwinkel aged 78 died at 2 am Tuesday in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born March 25 1872 in East Saint Louis Illinois she had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1905. Survived by husband a son E F Rempe of Jacksonville Illinois a sister Mrs Anna Kranz Pueblo Colorado and a brother George Kruckenmeier Des Moines. Funeral at St Patrick s church Friday 9 am Rev Father Lenihan officiating. body will go to Fort Madison for burial. Friends may call at the home.
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Fred Berwinkel
G Avenue
East St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
E. F. Rempe
Jacksonville
Ill
Anna Kranz
Pueblo, Colo
George Kruckenmeier
Des Moines
Henry Kruckenmeier
St. Patrick's Church
D. J. Lenihan
Fort Madison
Carl
Cedar Rapids Man John Jenista Died After Illness
John Jenista a Cedar Rapids resident since 1892 died after a lingering illness at 12 30 a m Tuesday Born in Bohemia May 15 1856 he worked as a wood worker at Rock Island shops for thirty years His wife died in 1919 Surviving A W Jenista Cedar Rapids F D Jenista Peoria IL a sister Mrs Rose Prescott Denver Colo and a brother Joseph Jenista Cedar Rapids four grandchildren He belonged to Mladocech lodge Z C B J and Vaclav lodge C S A The body lies at Barta chapel awaiting funeral arrangements
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John Jenista
Cedar Rapids
Bohemia
Rock Island
A. W. Jenista
Funeral Services for Mrs Frances Ainsworth Held
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Ainsworth will be held at Turner Chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Dr. Arthur A. Brooks officiating. Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner Chapel.
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Frances Ainsworth
Turner Chapel
Arthur A. Brooks
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
John Buchta Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for John Buchta will be held Wednesday at 8 30 a m at Polan sky funeral chapel and at 9 00 a m at St Wen ceslaus church conducted by Rev Father August Vojacek Burial will follow in St John's cemetery Friends may call from 7 to 9 p m Tuesday
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John Buchta
Polansky
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
St. John’s Cemetery
Funeral services for Laura Belle Goble held Wednesday
Funeral services for Laura Belle Goble will be held in the Turner chapel at 3 30 p.m. Wednesday in charge of Rev. R F Judson. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery Turner chapel.
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Laura Belle Goble
Turner Chapel
R. F. Judson
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs. Mary Dickson
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Dickson will be held in the Beatty chapel Friday at 2 p.m. conducted by the Rev. Mr. Wortley. Burial will follow in the Walker family cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Mary Dickson
Beatty Chapel
Wortley
Davenport
Walker Cemetery
Wife of Dr Krause's Nephew Fatally Hurt
Word arrives of the death Friday in Windsor Vermont of Mrs. William Krause wife of a nephew of Dr C S Krause of Cedar Rapids from injuries in an automobile crash. Dr Krause's nephew was critically hurt in the same accident but is expected to recover.
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Windsor, Vt
William Krause
C. S. Krause
Cedar Rapids
Birth Announcements From St Luke’s Hospital May Dates
Multiple birth notices list families with addresses in St. Luke’s hospital service area. Children: Theodore Richard born May 28. Marlin Verlee born May 27. William Paul born May 26. Gerald Leroy born May 25. and additional sons born May 25–26, all at St. Luke’s or University of Iowa City hospital. Parents include Atherton Carpenter Kinney Kottmeier James Cook Sadilek and spouses.
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D. C. Atherton
Park Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Howard Carpenter
Central City
St. Luke's Hospital
S. W. Kinney
E Avenue NW
Marlin Verlee
Richard Kottmeier
Theodore Richard
Paul F. James
Adel Street
William Paul
University Hospital
Iowa City
Harry C. Cook
Mount Vernon Road
Gerald Leroy
Robert Sadilek
B Avenue NE
Defer Action On Two Zoning Applications
The board of adjustment deferred action on two variance requests at a special meeting pending site inspections. The next regular meeting is June 10. Applicants are Mrs. Clara Scharfenberg requesting to enclose a front porch and Howard C. Martin seeking permission to build two houses on one lot at Twenty third street and C avenue NE.
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Board of Adjustment
Clara Scharfenberg
Eighth Avenue
Howard C. Martin
Longwood Drive
Twenty-third Street
C Avenue
O. L. Zier
Gazette Want Ads Policy on Out of Town Readers
The paper adds 10 cents to out of town readers for blind ads answered by phone numbers via a letter to the Gazette Want Ad Department. The Gazette limits liability to one incorrect insertion for an advertisement ordered for more than one locale.
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Gazette
the Gazette
Notice of Sale at Magnus Hotel Cedar Town
Notice to all concerned that on Monday June 3 1935 at 10:00 a.m. at the Magnus hotel Cedar Town the Magnus Hotel Company will sell at public auction the bngease and contents and other personal belongings left for hotel accounts by listed individuals including Gerardi F H Maher W J Hinman Thelmas Smith F J Fins ney L H Dadisman Manager Worth Waltermire.
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F. J. Finsney
L. H. Dadisman
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5Th Ave
Rosenthal
Hall-Fofelt
Richard's College Pharmacy
Richards College Pharmacy
A. Mrix & Son
Ave. Press
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Maree
16Th Ave
Denovo Abampoo
C.R. Knitting Co
Sovereign's
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