Hog Market Bears Down as Poultry Competition Grows
ChicagoAP reports a bearish hog and cattle outlook Monday due to stronger poultry competition. Hog receipts reached 19 000 with 7 000 direct, prices steady to a shade lower than Friday, lightweights down 5 to 10 cents, top around 9 75, and medium weights 9 50 to 9 65. Sheep stayed firm. cattle showed limited top activity with some steers at 11 50 to 12 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amao
Wilson & Coq
Wilson‘s
Lamibs
Local hog market shows slight change with packers up nickel
Hog prices on local markets stay steady except good packers rise five cents to a top of 9 10. Cattle market remains unchanged.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids area include wheat oats rye barley corn soybeans and various produce items with quoted weights and prices. Also listed are wholesale fruits vegetables and cured hides with specific grade references and unit prices.
Markets report on Chicago and New York produce prices
AP notes steady butter prices with creamery and grade readings, various regional potato and turkey prices, and futures for butter and Idaho Russets. Complex commodity details include 60 cent to 92 cent ranges, and notable shifts in creamery extras and standards trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
York
Reo
Caens
Turkess
Wool Market Update from Histon Department Report
The report notes Boston wool trade with fine wools firm at fair weights and average to fine grades selling around 64 to 82 cents per pound, with prices and basis given for scoured wool. Foreign exchange quotes appear for multiple countries. Sugar, flour, cotton sacks and staple market items are listed with price points and trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Histon
Boston
Tx Hood
Texas
Wheat prices slip despite Liverpool strength on Chicago board
Chicago wheat eased as Liverpool gains failed to lift sentiment. December wheat down about 15 to 99 cents, corn lower around 5 to 5 cents, oats down about 2 to 4 cents. traders cited Buenos Aires gains, limited outside interest, and rising receipts at primary markets. Cash prices largely unchanged with modest declines. traders noted selling by locals and eastern-connected houses amid subdued demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
Chicago Board of Trade
Buenos Aires
Bond Markets Show Mixed Tone Amid Small Shifts In Trade
New York AP reports a generally firmer mood in bond markets with occasional firming in top issues and modest drops in certain notes. Treasury securities saw scattered results across several maturities as traders weighed recent economic data and tariff actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Bond Review
New York
Columbia
Evverese
Great Northerns
Marriage Licenses for Cedar Rapids Fairfax and Williamsburg
Marvin Nelson of Cedar Rapids and Pearl Yanacek of Fairfax obtain a marriage license. William J Newcomb of Williamsburg and Winnifred J Hogan of Cedar Rapids also receive a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Nelson
Cedar Rapids
Pearl Yanacek
Fairfax
William J Newcomb
Whilliamsburg
Winnifred J. Hogan
Wall St Mixed as Profit Taking Pawns Gains
Demand faltered late after early strength as several leaders eased while others held. Major steelmakers underperformed despite high capacity and rail and oil stocks showed mixed movement with wide trading volume around 3,000,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Iron & Steel Institute
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Crucible Steel
N. Y. Central
Louisvile & Nashville
Chespeake Corp
American Telephone
Chrysler
Consolidated Oil
U. S. Smelting
Anaconda
Homestake
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
Johns-Manville
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Jones
RFC
Utilities May Fight New Order Of SEC
Washington reports that public unity holding companies were ordered by the SEC to compile reports of all security transactions after December 1. With the Dec 1 deadline near, industry leaders anticipate a bitter push against government supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Unity
Securities and Exchange Commission
Business Opposes New Deal Policies Says Chamber Poll
The U S Chamber of Commerce released poll results showing strong opposition to federal encroachment on local self government and federal spending without revenue. It favors limiting congressional executive powers and restricting federal competition with private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Congress
Executive Department
Six men held after $1.5 to $2 million jewel theft bid
New York police arrested six men in a bold jewel heist plan at the Jewelers Exchange in Bowery. The suspects, all from New York addresses, faced charges of burglary possessing burglar tools and carrying weapons after a major theft attempt.
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NEW York (Ap
New York
Peter Kobak
Jewelers Exchange
Bowery
Chamber of Commerce Asked to Aid U S Business Census
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce is requested to cooperate in a 1935 business census, with a supervisor to be appointed soon. The census, starting January 2, will cover retail, wholesale, construction, transportation, offices, theaters, hotels and service establishments, with all data confidential for statistical use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Professor Kurtz Speaks on Sound Sight TV to Rotary
Prof E B Kurtz head of electrical engineering at the University of Town spoke to the Rotary club at the Hotel Roosevelt. He used a scanning disc and lantern slides to explain sound sight broadcasting and noted the University of Iowa will begin its fourth year of such broadcasts next week.
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E. B. Kurtz
Electrical Engineering
University of Town
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Universiy of
Iowa
Deaths Herr retired man dies after long illness
John Phillip Herr longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies at his son's home at 1120 Tenth Street NW after several years of illness. He was born April 7 1857 in Dayton Iowa and lived in Cedar Rapids sixty years. Surviving sons Wallace Clarence George. grandchildren Thora Frances Jean James Phillip. brother George and sister Mrs Herman Wariner. Funeral 2 p.m. Tuesday Turner chapel with Rev H A Crumb officiating at Viola cemetery.
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John Phillip Herr
Wallace Herr
Tenth Street
Dayton
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Wallace H. Herr
Clarence H. Herr
Rock Island
George W Herr
San Bernardino
Calif
Thora
Frances
Jean Herr
James Phillip Herr
George Herr
Glenville
Minn
Herman Wariner
Fayette
Turner Chapel
H. A. Crumb
Viola Cemetery
Births notice from multiple families in Chicago and nearby states
Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Kirchen of Chicago a daughter Joan Elaine born Nov 23. Great great granddaughter of Mrs Amelia Mackey five generations. Mr and Mrs Millard Fowler of Santee Neb parents of a daughter born Nov 25 at Yankton hospital formerly Gladys Cole Cedar Rapids. Born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Lemen 1623 B avenue NE a son Nov 24 at St Lukes hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Everett Faas 2637 Fruitland boulevard SW an eight pound daughter Kathleen Beth Nov 24.
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Robert Kirchen
Chicago
Joan Elaine
Amelia Mackey
Fourth Avenue SE
Millard Fowler
Santee
Neb
Yankton
S. C
Fowler
Gladys Cole
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Lemen
B Avenue
St. Lukes Hospital
Everett Faas
Fruitland Boulevard
Kathleen Beth
Marion woman 87 dies. services at Methodist church
Mrs. Louisa R. J. Uht 87 died Sunday at her son in law and daughter's home in Marion after a Friday stroke. Born Louise Gillman in Missouri January 4 1848 she lived in Iowa near Vinton Urbana and Marion. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Methodist church with Rev. Ralph Hall Collis officiating. burial Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa R. J. Uht
Harry North
Twelfth Street
Uht
Louise Gillman
Jefferson County
Iowa
Vinton
Urbana
Marion
J. A. Huskey
Missouri
Alfred
Llurel Huskey
Waterloo
John A. Uht
Christian L. Uht
Vivien G. North
George E
John W. Uht
Mr. Uht
Birthday Party Honors Robins Couple With Five Hundred
A group of friends honored Mr and Mrs Will Kassler near Robins on a Friday night for their birthdays. George Holsinger held high score in five hundred while Theodore Munier had the low. Twenty four guests were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kassler
Near Robins
George Holsinger
Theodore Munier
Infant Robert Fite Dies at Six Months
Robert Fite six month old son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Fite of 1543 Sixth Avenue died Saturday evening born June 23 1935 He is survived by his parents and his grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Fite of Marion Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p m at Yocom chapel with Rev Ralph Collis Methodist church officiating Burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fite
Frederick Fite
Sixth Avenue
Fred Fite
Marion
Yocom Chapel
Ralph Collis
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Gazettes Rates for Want Ads and Publication Costs
The notice explains how to estimate want ad space by counting lines and applying a rate table for consecutive days. It lists charges per line for 1, 3, 7 day runs and shows varying totals for 4 to 14 line ads, with additional lines priced per unit.
Variety of ads offer rewards, gifts, and services in Gazette columns
The page lists assorted notices and commerce items including a $25 reward offer, health and wellness ads, jewelry and Xmas gift promotions, novelty shops, moving and storage services, tailoring, and car service. Several small local business mentions appear along with private loan and care service notices.
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Iridre
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Brendy
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Ourer, Maneser
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J. ¥. Bennett & Co
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Adams Express
Hudson Mt
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Vba Alaska
Junesu Tete Indus Rayon
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Amerada
OrRn
Aioe Tel & Tel
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Johns Manville
Amn Gare Fdy
Kans Clty Sou
Heaser Julius
UN Reserve
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Kennecott
Amn Intl Coron de Kresge, & S
Amn Loco
Ani Tel
Lorillard
McKesson
Amn Woolen Y Marshall Ae
Magna Copper
Mathieson
Ark N Gas
Armour. Com
Miami
Atchison T. S
Beatrice Cis
Nash Motors
Bendix Av
Biscuit
Best & Co
Nath Cash
Beth Steel
Dalry jPro
Boethe
Bohm
Natl Pi Ltd
Borden Co
Natl Steel
Bors Warner
Y Central
Bucyrus Erle
North & Wesn
Nor Pac
North Amn
Byers
Ohio
Cal & Hecla
Otis
Canada Dry
Owens All
Can Pacils Ouls Steel
Packard Mirs
Caterpillar
Park Utah
Cerro de Pasco
Ford
Penna RR
Ches & Ohio
pyenney J_Cal Ghes Goran
Sigt Peoples Gas
Ene Welden
Phelps Dodge
Ae RC buuRtaton Iis
Chissier Mergan Pullman Co
Radio Corpa
Coca Golan
Col Falmolive
Cot Carbon
Gomw Southero
Seaboard Oil
Censol Cigars
Bene Roebuck
Gansat Gas
Shette Ok P
Onsol Owl
Shell Union
Container Bi
Simmons Co
Genti Bak
Guzymons
Ats Conti Can
Rocany
Sou Railway
Crown Cork
Sperry Corp
St Joe Lead
Cub Amn_ Sur
Cudahy
Standard Gas
Curtis Wriebt
Prisco
Daigla
Air
Brew Warner
Blone Webster
Pasrean Kod
Tex ‘Core
Core Eaton
Tex Land
Bee Pox & L
Ihomeson
Idewaeer
Trans-America
Bate Garten
Granby Cropper Jr
Wilson. Co
Woolworth
Am Waker
Yellox
Histerie
Keystone Stefie
Quaker Com
Gaitt Intl
Walgreen Ba
Heurmanno
Mary Krejer
Emil L Krejer
Sylvia M Krejer
New Deal
N. Y
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Prof
Kurtz
Rotary
John P. Herr
City
Marion News
Louisa Uht
Ivan Levasseur
Peoria
Mary Levasseur
Olin
B. F. Beckner
Linn
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Ralph Seager
Laura Bailey
The
Sarah Gillmore
Howard Titus
Frank Booth
J. J. Booth
Charles Booth
Glenn Rathbun
Maquoketa
L. C. Low
H. A. Dye
Iowa City
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Cc. E. Gordon
Pearl Smith
P. W. Hutton
Anna Beyer
Addie Bush
John Anderson
Effie Biggs
Mabel Bach
Elizabeth Snyder
Mary Snyder
Lida Tallman
Chapter CS
Elmer Hollingsworth
Miss Tallman
Chapter CE
Michel
Leo Voss
Muriel Gahan
West Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Earl Boyd
W. C. Wilson
Calvin
Dorothy Lanning
Toddville
Merle Wilson
Beulah
H. G Stitzel
Book Club
Boy Scouts
St. Luke's Hospital
M. D. Grafft
Chester and
Richard
Anamosa
Lee Voorhies
C. L. Fernow
Memorial Hall
Leonard Dunn
Mildred Elkins
Ed M. Taylor
Maud Oxley
Tom Thompson
Tommy
Bonnie June
Jack Oxley
Homer
Neil Edmunds
Sonny
Jack
Marion Public Library
Marion High School
Andrew Carnegie
Earle T. Brockman
Supt. C. B. Vernon
Metta Whitcomb
Library Board
Federation of Women’s Clubs
C. M. Robison
Billy McCann
Elmer Davis
Ruth Wescott
Kenneth Ballau
John Bunting
Marilyn Bristol
Carol Jane King
Arlene Guzzle
Donald
Phyllis Templeman
Elaine Bauer
Ollie Briggs
A. H. Burrdquist
Garland
Jessamine
Wyoma Carey Sunday
Royal, Neb
Bunting Electric Shop
Methodist Men's Brotherhood
Fred J. Newlin
E. J. Reed
L. M. Kessler
Akron
K. V. Cafe
Oxford Club
J. L. Papes
Gazette
the Gazette
United States
Craemer’s Grove
Katherine Crane
Oced
St. Paul's Church
Heinle
Frank Drew
3Rd St
Mr. Whitmore
Dempsey’s
Griffith Feath
Matt. Co
3Rd Ave
C R, Knitting Co
2Nd St
Larrison School Dist
Dial
Tlan
Mmoral
Waonatura
Chiropracticture
Sea Dr. Son
Paramount
Novelty Gift CO
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
BE. A
1St ST
Lea- Kriz & Son
Ginsberg
Morris Greenberg
VAN
Des Moines
Kenwood Trans
Andrew
Glasgow
Richards College Pharmacy
Les Hartman
GEER
B. J. Hall
Web
Skersick
Beiter Foods
NEW _LAPAYETTE
2Nd Ave
Ee Roy O’keefe
Silver Palace
Vernon Ave
Vic's
Fauerbach
Trombino
Biteak
Hallwood
Marion Hee
Atlas and
Miller Beer
Bohemian Kitchen
John Fiender
Lillian Suchy
AOL
Alain
Iowa ‘Theater
Stark Beauty Shop
Excel Cis P
Lil- Nan Reese
8Th Ave
Newman's
Thanksgiving
Guar
Barlow's
Ellis Blvd
Kennedy's
Marvel Beauty
Kresge’s
Peacock
Helene Beauty Shop
M. Stuart
Beauty
Permanente
Aris Academy OF
Bea
Diab
Business Services
Limback Lumber CO
Chandler Furnaces
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Eddie Murphy
J. W. Dillman
Eilis Blvd
Ruesell's Cutlery
Family Wash
Superior Motor Winding Co
Stalker Electric
2Nd Ave. E
Kenewood
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