Prices Of Hogs Turn Upward In Chicago Demand Boost
Active demand at Chicago stockyards lifted hog prices 10-25 cents from Friday's close. Receipts across five terminals totaled about 41 400 with Chicago intake around 19 000 and top hogs at 6 35 per cwt. Cattle and sheep markets showed varied gains and declines as other markets followed Chicago trends.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East Side
East St Louis
STEEN
Pitts
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock Chicago
API
US_ Dept. Agriculturer
Erneta
Bof Gore
Alune
Wheat and cotton rally cooled by late selling
Mixed market activity saw early gains in wheat and cotton on the Chicago Board of Trade, with wheat futures up while cash prices held. Liverpool and Winnipeg effects faded as profit-taking emerged. Corn mirrored wheat trends with cautious buying and steady cash prices across the belt.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Local hog prices remain steady on Monday market
Hog prices in the local market show no change across grades. The good top remains at 5.90 dollars, with all categories holding their previous levels.
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Assanated
Waterloo
Prine
Mure
Mason City
Austin
Agriculture Department projects 1934 US cotton crop
Washington report shows the Agriculture Department estimating a 1934 cotton crop of 9,443,000 bales, down from 13,047,000 in 1933, with Sept 1 outlook at 9,252,000 bales and ginning figures to Oct 1 at 4,958,346 bales versus prior years.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Census Bureau
Cedar Rapids Grain Movements And Market Entries
Grain movement notes list wheat at 68e and barley at 40 cents while corn shows bids around 105 with various cash grain quotes. Multiple terminal market entries from Chicago echo mixed cash prices including yellow and white corn and white wheats with several grade indicators and seed categories such as timothy and clover seed.
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Chicago
Ned
Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Prices Listed
A historical notice lists prices for oranges from California and Virginia, pears, and various vegetables. It shows unit prices for different lots and animals with entries like a No 2 horse priced at 1 50 dollars and other bid amounts. The legible portion records market quotes and available quantities from a local wholesale shop.
Bond Markets Mixed as Treasuries Edge Higher
Strong demand for U S government debt kept Treasury yields steady while corporate bonds displayed uneven performance. Traders watched rates move on inflation signals and hoped for policy cues from New York trading session.
Pennsylvanian Claims One Day Parachute Jump Record
Carl Lange 24 of Bele Vernon near Monfssen claims the world endurance record for consecutive parachute jumps in one day. He reportedly made twenty hops from dawn until 620 pm at Alten farm, from a plane piloted by Harold McClintock of McKeesport, surpassing Captain Garry Garcettson’s mark.
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Monfssen
Carl Lange
Bele Vernon
Garry Garcettson
Bettis Field
Lange
Harold McClintock
McKeesport
Alten Farm
Toledo Zoo Receives Galapagos Tortoise from Houston
One of twelve Galapagos tortoises kept at the Houston Zoo for the New York Zoological Society has been sent to Toledo Ohio for display and study.
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Houston
Houston Zoo
New York Zoological Society
Toledo
Ohio
Wall Street Opens Week With Quiet Market Lassitude
In New York and CAP editions, the stock market begins the week with calm, narrow changes. A few specialties hold firm while metals dip late. U S Smelting down three. Alaska Juneau, American Telephone, U S Steel and General Motors ease fractions. General Cigar advances around three points as Montgomery Ward Chrysler and Standard Oil of New Jersey hold steady. Transfers near 450000 shares. In foreign exchange sterling weakens and cotton rallies then fades. General Cigar climbs three points, American Woolen preferred up one, others rise or fall fractions.
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New York
U. S
Alaska
Juneau
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
General Motors
General Cigar
Montgomery Ward
Chrysler
Standard Oil
New Jersey
CAP
Sterling
N. J
American Can
Pullman and Proctor and Gamble
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
U. S. Steel
Western Union
MONDAYS QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY LOCAL FIRM LISTS STOCKS
The item lists prices and quotations from J E Bennett Co and W A Jump with numerous securities and company names. It enumerates stocks such as International Nickel Alaska, Kennecott Copper, Libby Owens, Mack Trucks, Anaconda Copper, and General Motors among many others. The page compiles market quotes and related financial references from merchants and brokers in a 1930s style ledger.
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W A. Jump
Senator
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Inspiration
Nickel Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Johns Manville
Allied Chem
Rephia Ammis Ghalmers
Kelvinator
Amerada Corp
Kennecott Cappr
Amn Can
Kresge
McIntyre
Amn Smelting
McKeesport Tin
Amn Steel Fdys
McKesson Rob
Amn
Marshall
Miami Copper
Ark
Monsante
Mont Ward Veal
Atchison T&sf
Sack Motors
Ty Auantic
Biscuit
Auburn Auto
Cash
War Aviation Corp
Catry
Baldwin Loco
Baldwin Loco , 73, Natl Dustirs
Balto & Ohio
Natl Pow & L
Barnshan AY
Natl Steel
Beatrice Cry
N ¥ Central
Bendix Avn
UN Y. NH & H
Best & Co
Noranda Mines
Beth Steel
Norf & Wesn
Boeing
Nor Park Saies
Bohn Alum
North Am
Borden Co
Quo
Borg Warner
Penick & Ford
Canada Dry
Penney JC
Bhelps Dodge
Caterpillar
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Cerro de Pasco
Plymouth Oki
SF Sr
Radio Corpn
Aslo Seth
Ata Rep Steel
Reyn
Bolvents
Ccomw Southern
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Gonsol Gas
Skelly
Agit
Crucible Steel
Blandhard
Urtis Wright
Deere & Co
Studebaker
du Pont
Coroni Oi
Eastman K Dak
Old Eraland
Union Carbide
Fox Film A
Nion Pac
Freeport Tex
Uni
Gen Amn Ton
Uni Air Lines
Grn Bak Ng Seti Corpn
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Uta Founders
Gen Fouds
Ltt
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Colette SR
Steel
P& LA
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Westehee AB
Hrany Waker
White Rock
Hestake Moonaban Woolworth
Fusion Matote
Indus Rayon
Chicago
Bendix Avni
Libby TeNen
Marshall Fid
Bors Warner
Muddiewest
Prima” Co
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Suit Against College Over Stone Wall
Worcester Mass report says a 378 foot stone wall on Fred E. Quagliersl farm was moved by mistake in a college project. Maynard claimed he offered the wall for use in a new building but workers moved the boundary wall instead. He seeks $500 in reimbursement for the loss.
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Worcester Mass
Fred Equagsiersl
Maynard
Assumption College
Bundine Marnard
Births in local homes and St Luke's hospital notices
Birth announcements list eight new arrivals from families in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with births at Mercy hospital St Luke's hospital and other local addresses. Names include Ralph Briles Kenneth Brown Donald Winters Rob Witherbee M J Manson AE Dantel Helmich John Berg and Elmer James with dates in October and multiple daughters and sons. The item ends with a stray radio fact about the speed of radio waves.
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Ralph Briles
J Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Kenneth Brown
A Avenue NW
Merry Hospital
Donald F Winters
Ninth Avenue
St Lukes Hospital
Rob Witherbee
Fourth Avenue SE
St Luke's Hospital
M J Manson
Cedar Rapids
AE Dantel Helmich
Thirtieth Avenue
John Berg
Fifth Avenue SF
Elmer James
Muartele
Court Dismisses Dobry's Appeal
The United States Supreme Court on Monday dismissed D. A. Dobry of Davenport Iowa as his appeal from a federal district court conviction in the Dobry Securities case failed to present a proper federal question. Dobry was convicted of making improper reports on the firm's condition to the Iowa secretary of State.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
D. A. Dobry
Davenport
Dobry Securities Company
Dobry
Iowa
Deaths Mrs Mary Wetzel 71 lifelong Linn county resident
Mary Wetzel 71 widow of Henry Wetzel died at her daughter Violet Tanners Palo home after a lingering illness. Born April 5 1863 she married Henry Wetzel Feb 25 1886. Survived by seven of eight children and many relatives. Funeral at Rohn funeral home Tuesday 2 p.m burial Linwood cemetery led by Rev John J Gent.
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Henry Wetzel
Linn County
Violet Tanner
Palo
James
Susan Kirkpatrick
Mount Vernon
Robert Kirkpatrick
Coggon
Cedar Rapids
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Death notice for James T. Gibbons in Cedar Rapids
James T. Gibbons salesman died at his home on Sixteenth Street NW Sunday at 3:30 p.m. Born March 6, 1890, he had lived in Cedar Rapids twenty one years. Survived by wife, two children Frank and Marcella at home, his mother Mrs. James Gibbons, two brothers Walford and Edward Gibbons, all of Dubuque, two sisters Mrs. Meany of Cedar Rapids and Mrs. Charles Brewer of Fayette. He had been ill over four years. He belonged to St. Patrick's church. Rosary set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at Turner chapel. Funeral at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Patrick's church with Rev. Father Peters presiding.
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Sixteenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Francis
Marcella
James Gibbons
Walford
Edward Gibbons
Dubuque
Meany
City
Charles Brewer
Fayette
Gibbons
St. Patrick's Church
Turner Chapel
Father Peters
Savanna Man Peter Fransen Dies After Ill Health
Peter H. Fransen of Savanna Indiana and former Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday at 7 30 p m He was born in Cedar Rapids June 24 1887 and worked at the Milwaukee railroad shops in Savanna for 19 years He is survived by his wife Helen his mother Mrs Anna Fransen two sisters Mayme Snouffer Martha Mohr and a niece Mary Ann Snouffer all of Cedar Rapids The funeral will be held in Savanna New Jersey Wednesday afternoon under American Legion auspices.
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Savanna
Inl
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee Railroad
Helen
Anna Fransen
Mayme Snouffer
Martha Mohr
Mary Ann Sno
Death of C E Berryhill in Stanwood at 67
C E Berryhill 67 former Cedar Rapids resident died at his Stanwood home Sunday after a long illness. He lived on a Cedar Rapids area farm for years before moving fourteen years ago. Survived by widow Anna Berryhill and six children including Mrs Donald Ruddock Grand Island Neb Mrs Dave Appleton Stanwood Chan cey Gladbrook Grant and Lloyd Cedar Rapids and Truman Stanwood. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the home with burial in Stanwood cemetery.
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Cedar Rapids
Stanwood
Anna Berryhill
Donald Ruddock
Grand Island
Neb
Dave Appleton
Chancey
Gladbrook
Grant
Lloyd
Truman Berryhill
Stanwood Cemetery
Ames woman Josephine Buchanan dies after long illness
Mrs Josephine Buchanan wife of John Buchanan and mother of Dean Earl and Prof John Buchanan of Iowa State College died at her Ames home Sunday after a long illness. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 1 30 am in Ames and 4 pm in Linwood Cemetery. Other notices include the death of Bobby Siver 20 months old in Ames with funeral at St Joseph's Church and burial in Parnell Cemetery.
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John Buchanan
Earl Buchanan
Iowa State College
Ames
Josephine Hall
Cecar Rapids
Huchard
Ams
Linwood cemeUry
Bobby Siver
George Siver
Fishterrth
Funeral services held for Mrs William Montgomery in Stanwood
Mrs William Montgomery 72 died at her Stanwood home after a lingering illness. Born May 11 1862 at Waverly she married William Montgomery Feb 14 1886. The couple lived in Nebraska Iowa before settling in Stanwood in 1923. Surviving are her husband six children two sisters twenty four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Dows
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Klemme
Roy Montgomery
Hutchinson, Minn
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Th E Montgomery
Nora Davis
Sam Erickson
Olivia, Minn
Boys Drum And Bugle Corps Entertains At Dairy Cattle Congress
The Cedar Rapids Boys Drum and Bugle Corps performed at Waterloo during the National Dairy Cattle Congress. They held a drill and band set at 11 a.m. on the exhibition grounds and a hippodrome show at 2 p.m. led by drill master Sergeant Francis D. Pugh. The group and their chaperons were hosted at dinner by fair management.
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Waterloo
Francis D. Pugh
Tne College
Fair Management
Accused of Beating His Parents Gets 30 Days
Herbert Brown 25 of 611 First Street SW was jailed for 30 days by Judge Thomas B. Powell in police court for intoxication and disturbing the peace. He was arrested after his parents alleged he beat them upon returning home. Fines of 10 dollars and costs were imposed on Harold Johnson 23 of 1019 D Avenue NW J C Howard 40 and T Mackey 29 of 2321 Second Street SW for intoxication.
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First Street
Thomas B. Powell
Brown
Harold Johnson
D Avenue NW
J. C. Howard
T. Mackey
Second Street
Funeral for William L. Crawford Held in Mechanicsville
William L. Crawford died after a ladder fall while painting at his farm and suffered injuries in Cedar Rapids. Funeral services were scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Mechanicsville Presbyterian Church with Rev. Arthur Osborne and Dr. E W Brown officiating. Burial followed in the local cemetery. He was born August 2, 1874 in Johnson county, married Ida C. McNee on March 16, 1910, moved to Mechanicsville in 1918, and is survived by his wife, son Orville L., brother Robert N. of Paonia, Colo., and sister Ethel M. Banta of San Diego, Calif.
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William L. Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Mechanicsville Presbyterian Church
Arthur Osborne
E. W. Brown
W. C
Isabella Roberts Crawford
Johnson County
Lone Tree
Cedar County
Ida C. McNee
Crawford
Orville L
Robert N
Paonia
Col
Ethel M. Banta
San Diego
Calif
Association Starts War On Dutch Elm Disease
Washington dispatch reports Charles Lathrop Pack head of the American Tree association launching a campaign against Dutch elm disease. He distributes the bulletin Another American Tragedy noting no cure exists and that infected trees must be located and destroyed to save elm varieties in New Jersey New York and Connecticut.
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Pack
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Marion News Highlights Local Church Meeting And Society Notes
Marian community digest reports the First Baptist revival-ending sermon by Rev. Arvid G. Lagerquist on weight of sin and divine judgment. Nearby residents travel, visit, and host social events. clubs, picnics, and meetings are scheduled through the week with multiple households and organizations referenced.
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Arvid G. Lagerquist
Des Moines
Nebuchadnezzar
Mother Moccasin Snake Carried 42 Children
In Altus Oklahoma the largest snake story of the year reports a water moccasin found after two men killed it at Lake Altus. Inside the severed snake, they discovered forty two young snakes. The incident involved Rev S C Eliot pastor Blair Oklahoma.
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S. C. Eliot
Blair
Lake
Spectacular defense saves contract in bridge lesson
South dealer defends four heart contract by leading a low club to force North in, showing expert deduction and signaling how a misfit is avoided. Kibitzer’s critique is rejected as the play relies on logical strategy. Tomorrow’s hand promised for further discussion.
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Kibitzer
Tam
South
East
North
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