Hogs Hold Steady as Supplies Ease at Chicago Stockyards
Livestock receipts for Monday show hogs at 23 000, cattle 22 000, sheep 17 000, with total next week forecast around 120 000. Hog prices at Chicago stockyards remained steady amid moderate volumes, top grades around 5.80, average about 5.50. other markets in Pittsburg East Buffalo and East St. Louis reported steady to higher bids.
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Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
St Joseph
Rae Sioux City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Clevelan
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Sinclair
Oe Ory
Voaree
Carevnse
Sbutgiers
Aee Tee
ALF
Lamson Brothers and Co
Ceeses
Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchantsational Bank Builld
Pacestones
Dee May
Dee
Winnipeg
Amt. Inc. Ave. Amt
Local Hog Market Edges Up on Heavier Grades
Local hog market shows a slight change with 200 to 340 pound grades priced higher. The market top remains unspecified due to missing data in the report.
Hog market prices vary by weight ranges across multiple markets
Historical hog price report shows bids for weight classes from 140 to 550 pounds with quotes in several cities including Mason City Des Moines and Austin Minnesota. Prices range mainly from about 3.00 to 5.60 per cwt with steady to strong demand and noted receipts across concentration yards and packing plants.
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Mason City
Des Moines
Austin
Minn
S. Dept. Agriculturel
Interior Town
Minnesota
Uncertainty in Pit Causes Slight Drop in Grain Prices
In Chicago, traders rushed into the pits to reestablish positions for weekend turnover. Wheat fell 12 to 40 cents, December at 985 and a half cents. corn down 14 to 14 cents, December 7634 cents. oats off 33 to 1 1/2 cents, December 50 1/2 cents. Foreign market strength lent early lift, but later selling cooled the session. overall trade was light and prices fluctuated within narrow bounds. Grasshopper damage in Australia noted, with Liverpool, Buenos Aires, and Rotterdam higher. Provisions held a firm tone.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Australia
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Rotterdam
Cedar Rapids Market Report Mixed Grain Produce Prices
The Cedar Rapids market notes mixed grain bids and wholesale produce prices. Wheat and rye range around 50 to 48 cents, corn at 71 to 72 cents, with hens and leghorn varieties, springs, and cocks listed by weight. Farm products include oranges, grapefruit, lemons, potatoes, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, and onions with prices. Cured hides section shows No 1 beef hides at 4 cents and other hides priced lower, reflecting local wholesale activity.
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Oranees
California
Grain Market Reports From Chicago and Minneapolis
AP market notes show wheat prices for No 2 red and No 1 hard with quotations around $107 and $103 respectively. Minneaplis reports receipts and cash bids for No 1 northern and dark northern wheats, plus durum and amber types, with mixed protein levels and bids near $100 to $140.
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Chicago
Timothy Sfem
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street closes week with slight gains in select issues
New York stocks drifted higher in a slow week end, led by small gains in several specialties. Budd Manufacturing rose on stainless steel train business interest, Celotex and American Type Founders advanced in receivership, and tobacco shares nudged higher as oils and alcohols posted small increases.
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New York
Celotex Common
American Sumatra
Universal Leaf
Standard Oil
N. J
Schenley Distillers
McCrory Stores
Morrow Group
Livestock Market Report From Multiple U S Yards
Receipts and price quotes across Chicago St Paul Pittsburgh and Omaha markets show steady to higher moves for lambs cattle and hogs. Best lambs around 6.25 to 6.85 with light weight showing strength. beef steers and yearlings steady to lower. hogs generally steady with limited top quotes.
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ST Paut Livestock
ST Paul
AP Ll & Dept
Ted Choice
Soe Ochowe
Chicago Produce Market Highlights and Prices
AP dispatch from Chicago lists butter, eggs, cheese, and potato receipts with steady or unchanged prices. Fresh futures show storage standards for butter and eggs, with minimal changes across the board and several grade distinctions noted.
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Chicago
McClurer
Wisconsin
Idaho
New York
New York Bond Review Signals Mixed Market Tone
The bond market opened with modest gains in some issues while government and corporate bonds showed limited activity. Rail and utility securities edged up slightly, with Treasury notes and bonds trading close to prior levels as investors awaited further cues from U S market action.
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York
Union Pacific
Point
Northern Pacific
Vanverd
Oes
Chesains
Elec
Canadian Pacifice
Baltmore
Ohio
Atehisan Awercan
Telephone American
Sorthern Pacific United Drug
Phillipe Privcey i
Arine
Flour Market Minneap olis Shipments and Sugar Update
Flour market notes from Minneapolis show lan dLanked shipments and mixed bran and weigh figures at 2350.24 per unit with 23.50 to 24.00 price range. Sugar market in New York reports dull raw futures and unchanged refined prices with subdued activity overall.
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Minneapolis
Sugar Market
New York
Foreign exchange rates and demands in cents in New York
AP reports steady foreign exchange demands in cents with rates listed for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Romania Argentina Brazil Mexico and more The list includes Montreal and New York rates in alternate listings and unclear regional notes.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Pinland
Suitzerland
Spain
Portucal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
GON Hunasry
Roumania
Brazil
Bhanchal
Honricone
Mexico
Certsilver Pesar
Montreal
Impatient Stork Beats Doctor To His Office
In Marysville Ohio a woman named Mrs Emma Rice of Pottersburg delivered a ten pound baby boy before Dr P D Longbrake could arrive. Mrs Rice had waited at the Marysville bus station planning to go to Columbus for hospital care. She is mother to five other children.
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Marysville
Emma Rice
Pottersburg
P. D Longbrake
Mrs Hampiery Richards Rites Set After Viewing Life
Columbus Junction notices honor Mrs Hampiery Richards 77 of Columbus Junction with funeral services set for Monday at 1 40 PM at the Presbyterian church in Cotter Surviving relatives include a Racine daughter and ten other daughters from Des Moines and Spencer along with a son Calvin in Columbus Junction.
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Columbus Junction
Hampiery Richards
Saunier
Morris Jones
Mary Williams
Deren
Colter
Presbyterian Thusen
Cotter
Racine
William Kwciterts
Des Moines
John Jones
Spencer
Calvin
Culumbus Junction
Judge Burnsell Declines Psychopathic Trial Assignment
Los Angeles news reports Superior Judge Charles S. Burnell declined to take over the psychopathic department after writing a verse response. He questioned sending all the crazy to Norwalk or Patton and joked about judges writing opinions in a psychopathic home, ultimately not receiving the assignment.
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Los Angeles
INS
Charles S. Burnell
Norwalk
Patton
Tom
United cuts air time for coast to coast service
United Air Lines announces a further reduction of two and three quarters hours in the Los Angeles to New York flight time on the Mid-Continent route. The service, operated with twin engined transports, enables faster air mail and passenger movement across the country, with a loss of four business hours.
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New York
United Air Lines
Los Angeles
Post Office
United
Vinton High Wins Tri-Valley Title Over Independence
In Independence, Vinton high school clinched the Tri-Valley conference by beating Independence 31 to 13 at the homecoming game Friday. Vinton scored on a blocked punt recovery and a long end run, with Stewart adding a second quarter TD. Independence replied with late long passes but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Independence
Vinton High School
Vinton
Wilson
Moser
Stewart
Grant
Wengert
Griffith
Deaths George W Naylor Former Cedar Rapids Resident
George W Naylor aged 33 a former Cedar Rapids resident now of Castle Rock Colorado died at a Denver hospital following an operation. He was born in Cedar Rapids moved to Colorado about twenty years ago and was involved with his father in the hotel restaurant and real estate business. He leaves his wife an infant son Grant William his parents Mr and Mrs Granville W Naylor and two sisters Mrs Ethel Fleming and Mrs Lucille Miller all of Denver. Services and burial were to be in Denver today.
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George W Naylor
Cedar Rapids
Castle Rock
Colo
Denver
Colorado
Grant William
Granville W. Naylor
Ethel Fleming
Lucille Miller
Mrs Mary C Douda Dies at Cedar Rapids After Illness
Mrs Mary C Douda wife of Joseph Douda died at her home 152 Fourteenth Avenue SW at 5 a.m. Saturday after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia June 10 1874 she came to Cedar Rapids at age 14 with her parents and had lived there since. Survived by her husband seven children three sisters a brother and seven grandchildren all of Cedar Rapids. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors. The body is at the Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Mary C. Douda
Joseph Douda
Fourteenth Avenue SW
Bohemia
Frank Misak
Cedar Rapids
R. J. Stepanek
J. L. Petrzelka
Derald Riley
Joseph L. Douda
Stanley Kuta
Harvey Mannon
Irene
Wencl Topic
Minnie Sammet
Wencel Rozek
Edward F. Misak
Royal Neighbors
Polansky Chapel
Cortez Babe Dies at Local Hospital
Elaine Cortez month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Cortez 520 B avenue NE died Friday at 5 30 pm of pneumonia Funeral to be held from Monahan funeral home at 3 30 pm Saturday with burial in Mount Calvary Reverend Father Barrett to officiate
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Elaine Cortez
Peter Cortez
B Avenue NE
Monahan
Mount Calvary
Father Barrett
Court House News: Poultry Theft Reported Near Covington
Mrs. C. J. McAllister reports four dozen White Rock pullets stolen from her farm northwest of Covington Saturday morning. Frank Riha seeks $37.50 judgment against John R. Plower in district court for a lease action.
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C. J. McAllister
Covington
Joseph A. Petrus
White Rock
McAllister Farm
Frank Riha
John R. Plower
Patchwork Quilt Exhibited By 76-Year-Old English Artist
A 76-year-old woman in Chadlington Eng displayed a patch work quilt made from more than a thousand different materials as a sample of her handiwork.
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Chadlington
Eng
Nations Strive to Buy Light Ray Gun
Paris report quotes M. Edmond de Christmas describing a light ray gun developed with French support. He says the weapon tortures pilots by disorienting them, not killing, with a prolonged flash eight to twelve seconds. France will authorize export. Potential uses include police work and night signaling for life preservers.
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Paris
United Press
M. Edmond de Christmas
Cherbourg
Toulon
Brest
France
America
Germany
M. de Christmas
Richer Gold Vein Found After Owner Sold Claim
Tom Collins discovered pay dirt on his Lida district claim near Goldfield Nevada after selling the property to Glendale interests for 25000 dollars in installments. He resumed work and opened ore in two veins sampling 640 and 82 dollars per ton, unsure whether to regret or rejoice.
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Tonopah
Nev
Tom Collins
Lida
Goldfield
Glendale
Calif
Collins
Pipe Brush Fire Reveals Placer Gold Strike
MIDAS Nev Albert Gabbert aged 90 paused his pipe to tap out coals and started a brush fire that cleared a mile of ground revealing an old creek bed rich in placer gold ore. His partner Van Orman 70 and several prospectors joined in panning in the Gold Circle district.
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Midas
Nev
Albert Gabbert
Gabbert
van Orman
Gold Circle
Marion Baptist church to host speakers on Sunday
Arthur Baxter chairman of the Fishermen's club and jail religious work supervisor will speak at the Marion Baptist church Sunday at 7 30 pm The Rev William H Bridwell will lead at Calvary Baptist Cedar Rapids Sunday morning reports from the Iowa Baptist assembly will be given at 11 am by Bridwell and others The day includes a communion service after a short sermon by the pastor plus various church group activities and social events through the week.
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Arthur Baxter
Fisherman's Club
Cedar Rapids
Baptist Church of
Marion
William H. Bridwell
Calvary Baptist Church of
Iowa Baptist Assembly
Bridwell
Hervey Shutts
Ed Lagerquist
Clarence Russell
Retta Knapp
Free Methodist Church Week Schedule With Guest Preachers
No sermon Sunday as Rev H M Williamson attends district quarterly conference at Toddville. Sunday school at 9 45 a m and a love feast at 11. Monday 7 30 p m Sunday school board meeting. Rev H R Eveland of Toddville preaches Tuesday 7 30. Wednesday evening preaching. Guy Pickering of Cedar Rapids leads Thursday evening. Rev C M Cunningham district elder presides Friday Saturday and Sunday at first quarterly meeting.
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Free Methodist Church
H. M. Williamson
Toddville
H. R. Eveland
Guy Pickering
Cedar Rapids
Hymns and Tunes Theme Marks Reading Circle Meeting
Mrs. Robert Cessford hosted the Reading circle with Mrs. Addie Shumack in charge presenting The Story of Hymns and Tunes. The program discussed hymn origins and unison singing, noting instruments entered worship in the sixteenth century.
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Robert Cessford
Eleventh Street
Addie Shumack
Linn
Canadian Flyers Plan Air Service To London
A group of Canadian flyers led by Roy Brown Ted Stull Milton Ashton and Jack Moar plan a regular 48-hour air service between Winnipeg and London. They estimate feasibility with a west to east route via Hudson Bay Baffin Land Greenland Iceland Faroe Islands to Scotland covering 3790 miles the longest water leg about 495 miles.
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Winnipeg
Man
London
Roy Brown
Ted Stull
Milton Ashton
Jack Moar
Northern Canada
England
Canada
Hudson Bay
Baffin Land
Greenland
Iceland
Faroe Islands
Scotland
Arkansas Co-Eds Live on $10 Per Month
In Fayetteville University of Arkansas 14 girls and 4 H club members share a cooperative house. They live on ten dollars monthly, bring summer canned foods, pro rate any excess, handle house chores in shifts, and use modern laundry equipment to keep clothes clean.
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Arkansas
Fayetteville, Ark
University of Arkansas Co-Eds
Marion area churches offer varied services and sermons
A list of Sunday worship schedules across multiple churches includes Baptist The Rev. William H Bridwell at Marion Baptist with morning worship at 11 am and evening service at 7 30 pm sermon Topics encompass Courage and Sacrifice and Does the World Need a World Dictator The Catholic St Josephs Mass at 8 and 10 am Christian Church led by Rev C J Biddle with Bible school at 9 45 am, worship at 11 am sermon Living At One s Best Loyalty Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm and union service at 7 30 pm Methodist Episcopal Rev John M Walters sermon Inspira tion for Living Congregational with play Days That Never End Union service at 7 30 pm Free Methodist morning worship 11 am Love Feast no sermon Toddville services Christian church union led by Rev J M Walters Presbyterian Rev W E Fisher sermon The Highest Attainment St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Luther event 400th anniversary sermon Luther s Translation of the Bible Neighborhood Chapel Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath school 10 30 am worship 11 30 am
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Raymond Eckhart
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. Mc
Jesus
LaVerna Crew
Edna Roberts
H. O. Allen
Arthur Lyons
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Cedar Rapeids
Christian Church
J. M. Walters
Free Methodist
H. Williamson
Toddville
Methodist Episcopal
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H. M. Titus
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Union
Rose Wilcox
Marvin Edison
W. EF. Fisher
Irvin Ford
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. EB. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Mary Lockwood
Luther
Eighth Avenue
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Sabe Bath
Carl Carver
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Iowa City
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Gary, Ind
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Seventh Avenue
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Lacock
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Central Avenue
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