Hog Prices Dip as Market Faces Pre Holiday Supplies
Unofficial receipts show hogs around 20 000 head with 10 000 cattle and 12 000 sheep. Chicago trade steady to 10 cents under Friday with top around 5.10 and many hogs near 5.00 to 5.05. milder declines echoed in Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets amid lighter demand and higher receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estimatis Chicago
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
East St. Louis
INS
Kansas City
St St Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Cattle Market Report Shows Mixed Feeds and Prices
The report lists receipts and bid prices for cattle and hogs with varied weights. Slaughter steers and yearlings show steady demand while lighter weights and feeders move at fluctuating levels.
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Mixed at Sioux City and St Paul Markets
Livestock prices show cattle steady to weak with slow bids at Sioux City and St Paul as receipts rise. Hogs remain moderately active with top bids near 475 dollars and bulk sales 440 to 465 for various weights. Sheep trading slow with limited offerings and prices soft for old crop lambs and yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioun City
Sioux City
S. Dept
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Cattle Prices
Receipts mix in hogs and cattle with 14 000 hogs and 1 500 cattle at Omaha markets. Hogs mostly steady to down 10c with prices around 40 45 per cwt for various weight classes. Sows weaker. Calves and yearlings steady to higher inactive trade. Iowa Des Moines combined hog receipts show 69 300 for 48 hours, steady to lower than prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
St, Joseph
ST Joseph 'Aps
S. Dept .Agriculture
California
Omaha
U.S. Dept Agriculture
Iowa
NOG
Riclivts
Des Moines
Il S Dept .Agri- Culture
Interior
Iown
Minnesota
Bain
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Price List Items and Rates
Grain and produce prices including corn 294.31c, oats 19c, hay 5 and 5 dollars, cream 22c, California navels 3.75, lemons 7.00, potatoes 1.90, new potatoes 2.25, tomatoes 7 a side, foreign exchange rates with Britain 39.7c, France 46, Germany 27.72, Norway 20.19, Sweden 20.39, Denmark 1.44, and other city and market figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Britain
Frarce
Berle
Creermany
Hatlinand
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
Tirecce Fia
Coeheworakha
Brasil
Montreal
Wheat and Corn Prices Move Erratically on Trade Board
Wheat fluctuated on the Chicago Board of Trade with a sharp opening decline then small gains, trading in a 2 cent range as September led activity. Corn showed a firm tone at times but weakened toward the close due to favorable weather and selling pressure. Provisions remained weak as May contracts faced losses and cash prices varied with receipts and shipping conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Market Report Highlights Mixed Wheat and Corn Values
Chicago and Minneapolis grain desks quote varied prices across wheat corn and oats. No 2 soft and hard wheats show mixed cash values while corn bids range around 40s with several grades listed. Oats and barley prices appear in the 20s to 40s per bushel, with Timothy and clover seeds also priced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
ThorTie
Montana
Bond Market Notes Mixed As Treasuries Creep Higher
New York bond briefs show a slow evolving trend with some groups posting gains on favorable trade signals. Industrials such as Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Rubber Wear advance while heavyweights like Rock Island and Pennsylvania face late trading softness amid mixed government security results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bonds
Srye
Glen Willy Rome
Younrstown
Rubber &S Gandwear
Chile
Bieh
Raits
al Lttirs
Condant Bs
Penneylvania Penerat
Chikago
North Western
Gots Ness
Rome
Market summary from Minneapolis flour and New York sugar notes
The Minneapolis flour market shows receipts with mixed prices around 1300 to 1130 per barrel and standard delivery. In New York the raw sugar market reports no sales for early Monday. refined sugar prices shift with a $450 per ton movement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Ois
Cettan Sarrs
TATA
New York
Wall Street Stocks Rally After Early Drift
Wall Street opened modestly lower then regained ground as heavy buying in oils metals and amusement stocks pushed prices up 1 to 3 points. Gains appeared in Nash United Aircraft Loews Seaboard and Houston Oil with American Telephone and U S Steel steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
Nash
United Aircraft
Loews
Seaboard
Houston Oil
American Telephone
U. S Steel
Continental
American Can
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
American and Foreign Power
Anaconda
Kennecott
New York Central
Standards of
New Jersey
California
Atlantic Refining
National Steel
Aviation Corp
Warner Bros
U. S. Steel
Guaranty Trust Company
Psst St Louis Livestock Sales Report Noted
Fragmented OCR text references livestock sale and pricing details with figures like 4 and 28. Readable items mention St Louis and packing services, but most lines are garbled and no clear event or entities beyond locations and numbers emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psst
St Touis Livestock
ST Louis
Ratardass Avernee Osaety
Niveroar
Creich
Hogs Weaken on Local Market See Decline Across Grades
Local hog prices slipped Monday with all grades down 10 cents. Top hog price dropped to 4.40. Markets listed include Sinclair Hog Market with ranges for prime hogs and good packers across various weight bands, plus calf and lamb categories and premiums for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Sal Ibs Co
Chicago Produce Market Shows Mixed Prices and Steady Trade
Market notes from Chicago report mixed potato and poultry prices with steady trading. Wisconsin whites and Idaho russets strong in new stock, Louisiana Alabama and Texas supplies varying. Butter receipts rise unsettled with creamery specials and firsts, eggs unsettled with graded tiers and storage packed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Idaho
Alabama
Texas
Reese Tc
Leghorn
Wise Rock
New York Prices and Supplies Reported for Dairy and Poultry
AP market bulletin shows Creamery receipts at 221 33/ c extra 192 scores 22c and cheese prices around 204/20s¢ with 133.579 receipts for Cheeses. Eggs listed at 21.122 with various grades. Dressed Poultry steady to weak with chickens 17%25c, fowls 11%18c, turkeys 12 to 20c, ducks and others unquoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Produce Futures Report Brief
Chicago markets show egg futures closed mixed on storage firsts and May readings. Butter futures quote fresh standards with May and June references and storage norms noted for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bandits raid two banks. police killed and wounded
Six masked gunmen robbed a Rensselaer county bank, killing Detective James Stevens and wounding Patrolman Fred Rabe, escaping with thousands. In Arkansas Paris, city marshal Andy Connaughton and bank teller Dolph Guthrie were seriously wounded. one bandit was captured and another fled with an unknown sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer, NY
Rensselaer County
James Stevens
Fred Rabe
Paris
Ark
Andy Connaughton
Dolph Guthrie
First National Bank
Pecora Withholds Name Of Man Refused Morgan Bid
Ferdinand Pecora told the senate banking inquiry he would not publish the name of the man who declined to be a favored client of J P Morgan and company for ethical reasons. He denied a report that the man was former Governor James M Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecora
Morgan
New York
MAP
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate
Puble
J P Morgan and Company
James M Cox
All Leading Markets Closed On Tuesday
CHICAGO UP All leading commodity security and livestock exchanges will be closed Tuesday in observance of Memorial Day. The Chicago board of trade mercantile exchange stock exchange curb exchange livestock market and vegetable exchange join the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Mercantile Exchange
Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Livestock Market
Woman Loops Plane In Air 376 Times In Hartford
Mrs Edith Descomb set a new aviation record by looping a plane 376 times in three hours and sixteen minutes in Hartford Connecticut. She reportedly used thirty two gallons of gasoline to complete the feat, surpassing the prior mark of 246 loops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nartford Conn
INS
Mary Sansom
Edith Descomb
Reclamation Bill Passed By House
Washington reports the Senate approved a bill authorizing Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid to the reclamation fund up to 9 million dollars. Loans will back ongoing construction projects to finish their completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reclamation Fund
Wall Sentenced To Seven Years For Tax Refund Fraud
Des Moines attorney Theodore Wall was sentenced to an indeterminate term not to exceed seven years in Fort Madison penitentiary for obtaining money under false pretenses via fraudulent state gasoline tax refund applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Theodore Wall
Fort Madison
Both Sides Rest in Jelke Divorce Case
In Newport, UP, both Jelke divorce sides rested unexpectedly Monday in the sensational trial. Court adjourned until Wednesday morning for closing arguments with a verdict possible before Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport RT
King George Illness Prevents Uniform at St James Levee
London UPI reports the Prince of Wales announced King George is still ill with rheumatism and unable to wear the tight military uniform during a levee at St James Palace. The prince attended on Monday but his condition limited ceremonial dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King George
London
UPI
Prince of Wars
St James Palace
George
Mrs Landmesser Sprains Ankle In Court House Fall
Mrs Lillian Landmesser overseer of the poor suffered a severe sprain of her right ankle Monday forenoon when she fell on the stairway leading to the basement of the court house. She was taken to her home at 1216 Fourth Avenue SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Landmesser
Fourth Avenue
Downtown Stores to Close for Memorial Day Observance
Downtown stores will close on Memorial Day following their usual custom. The information comes from the municipal chamber of commerce's mercantile bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercantile Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Deaths Miss Sylvia Rickard of Cedar Rapids
Miss Sylvia Rickard longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at her home 326 Third Avenue SW at 5 25 p m Sunday after years of poor health She was daughter of William S Rickard and wife of prominent local pioneers She is survived by two sisters two brothers two nephews and three nieces Funeral services will be held in Turner chapel Wednesday at 2 30 p m with Rev W Greer McCrory officiating Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery on part of the old home farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Rickard
Cedar Rapids
Third Avenue
William S. Rickard
Linwood Cemetery
First United Presbyterian Church
Anna Shefler
Rebecca M. Rickard
Robert E. Rickard
Goldfield
Wesley C. Rickard
Spencer
Memorial for Frank L Chadima Former Iowa bank teller dies in Phoenix
Frank L Chadima a former teller at Iowa State Savings Bank who moved to Phoenix died at his home on Ninth Street in Phoenix at 8 45 a m Sunday after a lingering illness He was born July 22 1902 in Cedar Rapids and lived there until recently He is survived by his widow Libbie two children Phyllis Marie 7 and Wayne Franklin 4 his mother Mrs Barbara Chadima two sisters Mrs George Porter Los Angeles Mrs Elmer Roup and Miss Bernice Chadima and a brother William Chadima all of Cedar Rapids He was a member of the Cadets of St George and the Young People s club of St Wenceslaus parish Funeral arrangements to be announced later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Chadima
Iowa State Savings Bank
Phoenix
Ariz
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids
Grant High School
Libbie
Phyllis Marie
Wayne Franklin
Barbara Chadima
George Porter
Los Angeles
Calif
Elmer Roup
Bernice Chadima
Wiliam Chadima
Cadets of
St. George
Young People's Club
St. Wenceslaus Parish
William M Swab 72 Dies After Illness In Cedar Rapids
William M Swab aged 72 died at his home 922 E avenue NW at 2 14 PM Sunday after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Mary mother Helen Swab Cedar Rapids a son Frank Los Angeles Calif a step daughter Mrs Frank Shramek Cedar Rapids three brothers Dr C C Swab Edward Swab Cedar Rapids and Frank Swab Wilber Neb and two granddaughters. Barta chapel service 230 PM Tuesday conducted by Rev E J Wykle Burial Linwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Swab
E Avenue NW
Aingering
Mary
Helen Swab
Cedar Rapids
Frank
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Shramek
C. C. Swab
Edward Swab
Frank Swab
Wil
Cedar Rapids Visitor John J Swisher Dies at 89
John J Swisher 89 who came to Cedar Rapids to visit his niece Mrs J E Chamberlain died at her home 2486 First Street SW at 9 05 am Monday He was born July 23 1843 in Springfield His wife preceded him in death and he is survived by five nieces and nine nephews The body will be taken to Luray Missouri Tuesday for services and burial Friends may call at Rohn West Side chapel Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J Swisher
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Chamberlain
First Street
Luray
Springfield
Rohn West Side Chapel
Death of Frank Divisek Jr. in Johnson County
Frank Divisek Jr. 40 died at his home six miles west of North Liberty at 6 p.m. Saturday after a lingering illness. Born January 19 1893 in Monroe township Johnson County he lived there all his life. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Frank Divisek Sr and sister Mae Mary at home. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev Francis Pokorney. Burial in Green Castle cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Divisek, Jr
North Liberty
Monroe Township
Johnson County
Frank Divisek
Mae Mary
Francis Pokorney
Green Castle
Death Notices: W A Basse Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Word reached Mr and Mrs Willam Mulvihill of 616 Sixth avenue SE Cedar Rapids that W A Basse died in Chicago on May 12. He was a former Cedar Rapids resident who left in December 1926. He is survived by his widow and one stepson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Mulvihill
Sixth Avenue
Chicago
W. A. Basse
Cedar Rapids
Ask Iowa unions to back industrial recovery bill
President J. C Lewis of the Iowa State Federation of Labor filed a public letter to Senators Dickinson and Murray urging support for Roosevelt’s industrial recovery and control bill. The letter, signed by Lewis and secretary-treasurer M E Sherman, represents the state federation and the broader trade union movement in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
J. C Lewis
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Dickinson and
Murray
Iown
Lewis
M E. Sherman
State Federation
Towa
Roosevelt
Des Moines Manufacturers Endorse Licensing Section of Bill
A Des Moines group of manufacturers voted to approve the licensing section of a new industry control bill. They oppose parts claiming it would unionize labor in Iowa, and say the measure will stabilize industry and end cutthroat competition. The meeting was one of fourteen statewide consultations on protests against sections of the bill, which passed the Iowa lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Iowa
Congress
Poppy Sale Aids Disabled Veterans In Marion
Fourteen hundred memorial pop pies were sold on Marion streets Saturday by the Auxiliary to Marion post 298 and Camp Fire groups. The event raised 108.60 to cover expenses and support disabled veterans. Virginia Jackson and Mary Hart led Marion sales while Mrs. Taylors Camp Fire group sold in Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Marion Post
American Legion
Kenyanorang
Wunicket
Netoppen
Nakihopa
Mrs. Taylor
Kulsamachick
Springville
Virginia Jackson
Mary Hart
Marion high grads entertain Methodist group and plan convention
Dr and Mrs John M Walters hosted Marion high school graduates and church members for readings violin solos and remarks. Seven Epworth League girls assisted with refreshments. WCTU discussed plans for a state convention Oct 2 3 4 and fundraising teas. Memorial Day closures noted for Marion businesses and a Rebekah lodge practice was postponed. Rex King family moved to 2015 Eighth Avenue. John Clay family visited relatives near Anamosa and Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Walters
Marion High School
Helen Popes
Paul Popejoy
Ruth Engstrom
Walters
Howard Titus
H. F. Lockwood
Epworth League
Whistler Portrait Arrives At Chicago World Fair Art Exhibit
Up to 260000 visitors in two days as Whistler's mother portrait travels under guard from Union Station to join the $75,000,000 World Fair art exhibit at the Chicago Art Institute. The Louvre loan and French government ownership mark a high cultural moment at the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Whistler
Union Station
Chicago Art Institute
Louvre
Paris
Tobacco Co Bonus Ruled Excessive
The Supreme Court ruled that bonuses paid to Amelia Tobacco Company directors were excessive. It ordered the New York district federal court to review a suit by Richard Reid Rogers, a stockholder, seeking invalidation of bonuses to President George W. Hill and the company's vice-presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Lp
Supreme Court
Amelia Tobacco Company
New York District Federal Court
Richard Reid Rogers
George W. Hill
Germany to Honor Private Debts, Schacht Declares
Berlin reports Dr Hjalmar Schacht, Reichsbank president, told forty bankers from around the world at the German creditors transfer conference that Germany will meet her private obligations. Attendees included Albert Henry Wiggin, American representative, at the opening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
INS
Germany
Hjalmar Schacht
Seaantart
Reichsbank
County Legion Meeting Presented By Linn County Group
The Linn County American Legion plans a pop meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. in Coggon with State Commander Earl Hall Hanford Post Drum and Bugle corps and Dempsy Jones of Cedar Rapids on the program County Commander Henry Haegg will preside All former service men invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County American Legion
Coggon
Earl Hall
Hanford Post
Dempsy Jones
Cedar Rapids
Henry Haegg
Cedar, Rapids
Legion
Atend
Also Mentioned on This Page
iNo Ave Amt
MIX, & Butchers
East Buffalo
Alvoo
Fort St Louis
East St Louis
SIAM
Joy Slfeferson
12Th Ave
12Th St. S
ST_PAUL
ST Paul 'S
THL
Associated Press
Mason
Watertoo
St Nowa
Lamson Brothers and Co
Ishraw
Merchants National Bank
Owen
SNS
North
Duluth
Minnecapolis
Kansas
Treasury
Wall St
J. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Ban
Seca
Tae
Adams Express
Ramely
Hudson Motors
Gt Air Reduction
Kupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Central Vindus Rayon
Allegheny Corp Inspiration
Eaee
Allis Chalmers
Mary Weeee Bind Nickel
Amerada Corp
Tel & Telide
Rake Shoe
Johns Manville
Cannoes
Kans City
Car & Fay
Kayser
Julius
Am. Com
Alc
Keily Pride A
Ixelvingtor Oy
Ice Sec
Kennecott Caprouta
Intl Corp
Loco Qi
Kresges G & B
Iaaim Mach & F
Kroser Am Metals
Lambert Ig
Lehigh
Valley Am Rad & & Sehn & Fink
Roll Mills
Ag Caraonic Ot Am Smelting
Day Loews Inc
Ah Lott Inc
Ola Am Steel Fdys
Loose Wales
Sas Ate
Lombars
Tel & Tel
McKeesport Tin
Wat Works
Armour
Dept Armour
T&s
Atlantic
Mr Pac
Auburn Auto
Ashl Ward
Axiatinn Corp YM Or Whee
Baldwin Leco May. Corp
Balto & Ohio Us
Nara Motors Ua
Bascut
Beatrice Cry
Bendix Avon
Best & Co
Deke
Meu Steel
tNati Posee
Bohn
Sul
Borden Co
Anevada
Cupper
Borg Warner N x Center
Briggs Mfr
Brook
Nourunds Mores
Bueyrus Erie É Wes Tau Burrourds
Byers
Cal & Heela
Canada
Packard
Aly Cruel Ceits
Lina
Corsethas Eer Tsumons Co
Lone
Stevens
Ein Sy
W . Marva
Carl Brye
Fiat
Petty Suitt
Cora
Greashby
Swift
Lynch
Wall
John J. Swisher
Marion News
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Cedar-Johnson County
Rebekah Lodge
Iowa City
E. A. Barnes
Elia Harding
Myrtle Snyder
Albert Arp
Park McCalley
James Biesecker
Elizabeth Snyder
Jerry Lesher
C R. Biddick
Otto Schluter
Montfort
Wis
Marion Township Farm Bureau
Prairie Chapel Church
Rep
D. R. McCreery
Alburnett
Grove City
Rex King
O. K. Mauck
Eighth Avenue
Eighteenth Street
John Clay
Jacqueline
Barbara June
Anamosa
Wyoming
County Legion Meeting
Ben Cotton
Monticello
S. L. Hanscom
Dyersville
Methodist Church Sunday
St. Luke's Hospital
Gladys Miller
Utah
The
Shippers’ Association
Marion Community Club
Linn
Order of DeMolay
Federation Benefit
R. J. Willams
Robert
Letty Willams
Frances Carpenter
Blooming Prairie, Minn
Mrs. C. C. Carepenter
Myrtle Albaugh
Joe Roeder
Monday
Wilbur
Orchard Heights
Junior
Mrs. Arp
M. F. Bunker
Tipton
H. G. Stitzel
Lois Marie
Sterling, Ill
George Thomas
Ray Thomas
D. B. Christie
Ely
Marlon Advertisers
Morley
Diana Fret Club
Thomas Park
Florence Houghton
Clara Belle Houghton
Isabelle Houghton
Davenport
Jeanette Titus
Mount Vernon
la Verna Mae Titus
Cornell College
Ed Hines
C. ©. Carpenter
Mary Hines
D. E. Voris
Fairhope
Ala
South
Marion Country Club
W. G. Buck
Helen Rasmussen
Perry
Dorothy Jeanne Fuller
Joseph Walker
Marshalltown
Marion Shakespeare Club
Shake Speare
Boy Scouts of America
Methodist Church
Jacob ‘Wet«gold
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Titus
Harley Reynolds
Charles DeWald
Harry Jellison
Archie Milner
Oak Shade Cemetery
Theristrial and
Tennyson Clubs
Christian Church
Highth Avenue
Tenth Street
Marion Junior Shakespeare Club
Charles Arthur
Birmingham
Kent Finger
Pope
Pope Kent Finger
Esther Falcon Bricherge
Tr. James
James
Enneman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!