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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1934

Page

4

Hog Prices Advance Sharply Amid Light Supplies

Chicago stockyards faced light hog supplies on Monday as prices rose sharply. Receipts at five major terminals totaled 39 300 with Chicago at 22 000 including 10 000 billed to packers. Top prices reached around 5 95 for select hogs and averages hovered near 3 70, with gains also reported in Cleveland and East Buffalo. Sheep and cattle receipts were sizable, while other markets showed mixed moves and overall active demand.

Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis St Louis Montana Kansas City Omaha East St Louis Sr Joseph Sioux City St Au Indianapolis Buffalo Cincinnaty Waeeaves

Local Hog and Livestock Prices Seen Higher Across Markets

Local hog prices rise overall with top hogs to 299 300 plus. Packers bid up cattle and lamb values while grain quotes shift in Midwest and Minnesota markets. The report lists bids from Sinclair Og Market Saint Paul Livestock and Chicago quotations for calves, steers, cows, and heifers with price ranges across multiple grades.

Sinclair OG Market Stoclairs Shulep Cncagu Lamson Brothers and Co Cedar Rapids Merchants National Bank Ing Harley ST Paul ST. Paul

Wall Street Stocks Show Mixed Advance In Early Trading

The New York stock market opened firmer on Monday with specialty shares leading gains while rails industrials and utilities lagged. Active issues included Mullins Manufacturing Coca Cola Celotex and Budd Manufacturing with American Telephone US Steel Consolidated Gas and Santa Fe near unchanged amid a lighter trading volume.

New York Mondax Mullins Manufacturing Coca-Cola Celotex Budd American Telephone US_ Steel Chrysler Santa Fe Consolidated Gas National Department Stores Wuilson and Company United Stores McCrory Coca Cola Burns Brothers Thompson and Starrett American Type Founders Eastman Kodak Schenley U S. Industrial Alcohol Johns Manville American California California Packing Howe Sound Phillip Morris U S Steel Union Pacific

Dullness Grips Grain Markets Before Election Day

Chicago reports market dullness on the eve of voting as futures drift narrowly. Wheat falls slightly while corn and oats rise modestly amid tightened trading and pre holiday positioning ahead of market closure on election day.

New York Produce Prices and United States Grade Listings

Market notes show price quotes for butter eggs cheese and poultry from New York and Chicago exchanges. Listings include U S No 1 grades for corn and Michigan products, with per unit prices and score designations, along with futures for butter and egg segments.

New York Aulet Chicago Dec

Markets Close in New York on Election Day

All New York state markets will be closed Tuesday for election day. The Chicago board of trade will also close on Tuesday, election day, while trading continues at the Union stockyards.

New York New York State Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Union

Japs Deny Blame in Manchukuo Oil Controversy

Tokyo notes from Foreign Minister Koki Hirota state Japan disclaims responsibility for the Manchukuo oil dispute and urges American and British oil interests to negotiate directly with the Manchukuo government. The note responds to Washington's second representation on the matter.

TOKIO Japan Koki Hirota United States

First Lady to Speak at St. Louis Rally

Newton D. Baker announces a western campaign rally in St. Louis Missouri on November 14 as part of the 1934 mobilization for human needs. Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt will be among the principal speakers as chairwoman of the women's committee.

St. Louis New York Newton D. Baker Franklin D. Roosevelt Women's Committee Baker

Julius Steinke 90 Found Dead at Cedar Rapids Home

Julius Steinke was found dead in bed Monday morning by his daughter Mrs Helen Rinderknecht at 117 Tenth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids. A Cedar Rapids resident for about two years, he previously lived on a farm between Van Horne and Keystone. His wife died four years ago. Surviving are eleven children many in Minnesota Wisconsin and Maryland thirty six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral will be announced later.

Julius Steinke Helen Rinderknecht Tenth Avenue Cedar Rapids van Horne Keystone Fred Barnesville Minn Adolph Pembine Wis Gus Henry Alfred Baltimore Louis Belle Plaine Arthur

Deaths of Mrs Aloisie Kaplan and Frank T Smith

Mrs Aloisie Kaplan 70 widow of Karel Kaplan died at her son Charles’s Cedar Rapids home after a brief illness. Born in Caslav Bohemia Nov 13 1863 she lived in Cedar Rapids about fifty years. Survived by four children and four grandchildren. Body at Janeba and Brosh chapel pending funeral. Frank T Smith 52 died at a local hospital after a long illness. Survived by brother James Smith and two sisters. Body at Barta chapel with funeral to be announced.

Aloisie Kaplan Karel Kaplan Charles Sixteenth Avenue Caslav Bohemia Cedar Rapids Louise L. Hrabetin Los Angeles Calif Charles A Otto E Frank T Smith James Smith Second Avenue SE Ida M Meek Ray E. Beem Independence Barta Chapel

Funeral for Mrs Mary C Douda Set for Cedar Rapids

Funeral services for Mrs Mary C Douda will be held at her home 152 Fourteenth Street SW Tuesday at 8 30 am and at 9 in St Ludmila Church conducted by Rev Frank R Hruby. Burial in St Johns cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 10 9 pm. She was born in Bohemia June 10 1875 and moved to Cedar Rapids at age 14, where she resided since.

Mary C Douda Fourteenth Street St. Ludmila’s Frank R. Hruby St. John's Cemetery

Funeral Services for Daniel F Monn Held Tuesday

Funeral services for Daniel F Monn were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Turner chapel conducted by Reverend Frank Ward. Burial followed in Robins Cemetery with friends invited to call at the chapel.

Daniel F. Monn Turner Chapel Frank Ward Robins

Births in Marion and surroundings reported by The Gazette

A Gazette birth roundup lists newborns including Steven Wayne Sedlacek born Nov 3 at Mercy. a son for Burl Jones on Nov 4. Lumir Vinch’s son at 1006 Avenue NW. a son for William Thomas on Nov 3. a daughter for Frank Peterson on Nov 4. a son for Klima at St Luke's on Nov 4. a son for Arol Saling at St Luke's on Nov 3. and Dolores Joan Pelsel a daughter born Oct 31 at 56 Circle Drive NE.

Edward Sedlacek Marion Steven Wayne Mercy Hospital Sedlaceks Cedar Rapids Gazette Burl Jones Tenth Street Lumir Vinch Avenue NW William Thomas Wilson Avenue Frank Peterson Seventh Street William Klima Dunreath Drive St. Luke's Hospital Arol Saling Toddville L. A Petsel Circle Drive Dolores Joan

Funeral services for Marion merchant T A Cunningham

Funeral services for T A Cunningham Marion merchant were held Saturday in Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters of the Methodist church in charge. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial cemetery. Out of town mourners included Carmelita Calderwood Iowa City and others from Cedar Rapids Clinton Independence Marion and Los Angeles. Several local clubs and societies held meetings and notices of upcoming gatherings appeared throughout the section. The community council and various auxiliary groups announced dates and hostesses for upcoming events and meetings. The republication notes preparations for elections and social events including art tea and a Pilgrim Highraaders program at the Congregational church.

T. A. Cunningham Marion Yocom Chapel John M. Walters Methodist Church Ed Gordon Clarence Reiter Harley Breed John Hines Joe Velbany William Atz Cedar Memorial Cemetery Carmelita Calderwood Iowa City Merle Hurley Cedar Rapids C. M. Bair Lois Clinton Harry Harmon Loren Harmon Mary Harmon Ray Harmon Jake Searles Maude Sherwood Frank Hyde Gertrude Backus Los Angeles

New South End Bank Opens Ahead Of Schedule

The New South End Bank began business Monday after the Reconstruction Finance Corporation paid a 275000 payout loan to the Iowa State Savings Bank. L L Blahnik serves as vice president of Slavia Realty and is affiliated with Lightner Brothers as general contractor. Remaining assets of Iowa State Savings will be liquidated by the banking superintendent after payout.

L. L. Blahnik Slavia Realty Company Lightner Brothers, General Contractors R. F.C Reconstruction Finance Corporation Iowa State Savings Bank

Court Opens in Linn County District Court With Jury Plans

The November term in Linn County district court opened Monday with Judge John T. Moffitt presiding. An equity assignment is set for Wednesday at 9 a.m. Defaults will be taken in law and equity cases Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. The grand jury convenes Thursday at 9 a.m. and the petit jury reports for trial openings on November 13 at 9 a.m.

Linn County District Court John T. Moffit Tipton

Man Detained for Identification at Mount Vernon Area

Buckler M. Rodgers 33 of Phoenix Arizona was detained at the county jail for investigation by county officials Monday. He had lodged for several days at a Mount Vernon area farm home as deputies check his stated identity and background. Deputy Sheriffs Roy Radebaugh and Larry Condon captured him at 9 50 a.m.

Buckler M. Rodgers Phoenix Ariz Mount Vernon Joseph A. Petrus Roy Radebaugh Larry Condon

Abandoned Wisconsin Car Found Near Coggon

County officials traced ownership of an abandoned car found north of Coggon on Saturday by Marshal Freeman. The Wisconsin plated vehicle 206-926 carried a driver’s license listing Louis Skoff and Bee Hanford both of La Crosse Wisconsin.

Coggon Marshal Freeman Joseph A. Petrus Wisconsin Louis Skoff Bee Hanford la Crosse Wis

Zimmer divorce granted for cruel treatment in district court

Judge A B Clark awarded Hazel Zimmer a default divorce from Erwin Zimmer on cruel and inhuman treatment. Custody of a minor child and support were awarded to Hazel by stipulation. The couple married July 2 1929.

A. B. Clark Hazel Zimmer Erwin Zimmer

Lawson suit seeks $1000 judgment in district court

Roy Lane and Laura Lane sue D Bernstein the Kaybee Store and the Delay Western Stores in district court seeking a $1000 judgment. The petition says the suit arises from defendants’ efforts to collect an account.

Roy Lane Laura Lane D. Bernstein Kaybee

Marriage Licenses Filed for Julius C. Fedderson and Minnie G. King

Julius C. Fedderson and Minnie G. King, both residents of Clinton, filed for marriage licenses.

Julius C. Fedderson and Minnie G. King Clinton

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