Hogs Steady to 15 Cents Off as Prices Varied in Markets
Chicago reports hogs steady to 15 cents lower with receipts around 12 000 in open markets. Cattle mixed with medium to heavy steers mostly steady to 25 cents lower, lighter calves and hogs showing varied bids. Regional quotes from Mason City Des Moines Omaha and St Paul detail price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep across several markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pav
South ST Paul
Fed-State Market News Service
Snd
Datotas
Chicago
Fed
Sioln City
Sioux City
Anles
Anil
Butchiers
Gods
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Aapi
Ius
Dept Agriculture
All Interests
Kansas
Hog and cattle markets shift in Cedar Rapids trading
A five cent drop across hog grades pressured Cedar Rapids markets Monday with top hogs at 675 for 200-250 pounds and packers at 5.95 for 275-336 pounds. Cattle held steady though bulls fell 50 cents to reach 86.00, while peak cattle prices hit 10.25 for prime yearling steers and various weights show mixed midrange values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Waterloo
Hoss
Packing Sons
Mason City
Ottumwa- Hoss
Cedar Rapids
Yor
AIG
Ase
Fae
Gand Nackers
BEN Good Packers
Ind
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listings
A Cedar Rapids market update lists diverse prices for grains such as wheat and corn, hay, soybeans, and barley, plus dairy and poultry rates. It includes wholesale fruits and vegetables, assorted hides, and animal products with varied unit prices and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Hite
Wall Street Quotation Highlights and Market Listings
A long list of stock quotes from Adams Express to England’s smallest church parish at Ifield near Gravesend appears in the Monday quotations. The sect includes two buildings the church and the rectory and area markets reflect varied prices and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ifield
Gravesend
Wisconsin cheese quotas and market notes amid Oct 9 14 week
Wisconsin cheese exchange reports initial prices for daisies vinye, bric hac horns and cheddars at 15 to 16 cents with 15%2 for daisies and commodores 16c. Wool market in Boston steady with quiet trading as holders resist selling and bids remain few and prices largely unchanged from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Plymouti Wis
Wisconsin Cheese exchange—Daiisies
Farmers' Call Board
S. Dept Agriculture
Boston
Bond Market Shifts as Treasuries Lead Mixed Week
New York bond market moved with mixed, hesitant tone Monday. Government issues gained on small trades while corporate bonds fluctuated with utilities showing strength and some downgrades in rail and industrial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Review
York
Tap
vU_ S&S
Treasury
Stock Exchange
Amone
Commonwealth Edio
American Telephone Star of
Bethlehem Steel
International Telephone
New York Steam
Shell Union
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Railway
New York Central
Portland General Electric
Stock Market Slips on War Boom After Quiet European Talks
New York traders paused as European peace talks lingered over a sluggish session. Turnover was about 650 000 shares the smallest since the war boom began. Some favorites edged higher including Bethlehem Steel Chrysler Western Union N Y Central and American Can while Anaconda Phelps Dodge Westinghouse and Goodyear lagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Aska Juneau
Allegheny Corp VolInt
Hydro
Allieid Chem
Allied Stores
Allis Chalmers
Ainal Lea
Samul Tel
Kresee
AMM & Fdy
Krozer GB
Am Metnis Ag
Lorws Inc
Tel & Tel
Loft Inc
Wat Works
Lorillard
Am Woolen
Lsville Gs
Zinc & McKesson Rob
McLel
Ark Nat Gos
Gah
Beatrice Crs
Ty ‘ Murray, Corp
Bendis
Nasi Kel
Ba Steel Gata Maul Biscuit
Biawnox
Natl Cash Ree
Boeing
Batley Prd
Lythas Bohit Alum
Borden Co
Natl
Pow & L
Borg Warner
N.Y
Briess
Olis Steel Ldin
Packard
Canada
Paramount
Park Utah
Pagttead
Caterpillar
Penney
Cerro de Pasco
Phillins Pet
Pillsbury
Ches Corp
Plymouth Oil
Procter Gamble
Pullman Co
BTS
Coca Cola
Radio Corpa
Col. Palmolive
Shell Union
Psilver Klag
Simmons Co
Motors
Sony
Soeone
Gorn Products
Crucible Steel
Sauoun
Curtiss Wright
St Joe Lead
Curtichs
Deere & Co
del B A. L
Douglas Air
Stew Warner
Easton Kodak
Stone Webster
Eaton
Studebaker
Autolite
Tex Gut
Tex Land
Elee Reid & S
Tompson
Timken der J Pisk Rubber
Tinken
Freewort
Tex
Trans-America Film
Sisunt Gas Imp
Gimbel Bros
Saint Lo& P
AL T Glidden Co
Jays Gypsum
Gobel
Adolph
Goebel Brew
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire
Graham Palse
Vanadium
Granby Coss
Walworth
Warner Bros
Greyhound
Wesn Marsid
Luz
West Union
Guantanamo
Westhouse AB
Hat Corp
Westhouse el
Hall Printing
White Motors
Hayes Body
Hecker
Hiram Wker
Willys
Jarvis
Wits East Blessing
Butler Bros
Midwest Corp
Qker O Cin
Chicaro_ Corp
Qker
Comw Edison
Swift & Coutty Conse Biscuit
Elec Hshold
Walereen
NEW York
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Western Union
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
U.S Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Eastern Airlines
American Airlines
du Pont
American Can
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Texas Corp
Goodyear
Lake Shore
Sherwin Williams
International Petroleum
American Gas
Gulf Oil
Cooper-Bessemer
Wheat Holds Steady as Corn Shows Independent Strength
Chicago commodities report notes wheat closing roughly steady after morning losses from winter wheat belt rains. Corn shows resilience amid expectations of stronger export demand and a anticipated crop report indicating a smaller yield. Minnesota Minneapolis grain prices and Chicago cash bids listed for wheat corn oats and barley with various quality grades and futures-spot notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Minnesvolis Gash
API
Montana
Markets show steady cattle and eggs amid varied poultry prices
Chicago poultry truck flow remains steady as Leghorn and Plymouth Rock prices show small gains while broilers and colored hens hold near 18 to 24 cents per pound. Butter and eggs report firm receipts. New York and Chicago markets list mixed color standards and fresh dairy values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincago Froduce
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Atendy
North Dakota
Idaho
Nebraska
Red River Valley
Cobblers
Ohles
Minnesota
Uo S
Sandsand
Cobblers US
U .S
New York
Lée
Jail 2 Principals In Wife Swapping Case
Clarence June and Mildred Davis were sentenced to six months in jail in Lapeer County for the high profile wife swapping case. Edith June was placed on probation, George Davis fined 150 dollars and ordered to pay 100 dollars court costs. The four allegedly traded mates and divided 14 children. Edith has filed for divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lapeer, Mich
Clarence June
Mildred Davis
Lapeer County
Louis C. Cramton
June
Edith
Davis
George
Racketeers tied to killing of Amerigo Bertolini
Police blamed slot machine racketeers for the gangland style slaying of Amerigo Bertolini, 42, ex convict, as he prepared to enter his car Sunday night in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amerigo Bertolini
Dr Edward J Petry Dies in Kansas City
Dr Edward Jacob Petry 59 formerly of Cedar Rapids died Sunday at his Kansas City home. Funeral in Gnadenhutten Ohio. Survived by wife Dor Petry of Cedar Rapids, son Ralph at school in Cincinnati, mother, five brothers, six sisters. Former Coe College botany professor and physiology associate 1931 33. Biologist at Cedar Rapids waterworks 1933 35. Mr Petry listed in American Men of Science. Ohio State graduate with MS Purdue PhD Michigan State. At death he headed chemistry and technician work at Central College of Osteopathy Kansas City member of Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jacob Petry
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Gnadenhutten
Ohio
Petry
Dor P. Petry
Ralph A. Petry
Cincinnati
Coe College
Ohio State University
Purdue
Michigan State College
Perry
Central College of Osteopathy
Masonic Lodge
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Harry Churchill and Family
The deceased is survived by husband Mr. Harry Churchill of Cedar Rapids and children Perry Grove of Oakland California Maybell Bruskevitch of Seattle and Mrs Harry Churchill of Cedar Rapids They have three grandchildren and two great grandchildren The body was taken to Neff funeral home in Mount Vernon and funeral arrangements are not complete.
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Ter
Harry Churchill
Seventh Avenue SE
Perry Grove
Oakland
Calif
Maybell Bruskevitch
Seattle
Cedar Rapids
Neff Funeral Home
Mount Vernon
Mrs Rose Harper Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Rose Harper age 56 of 228 Fifth Street NE Cedar Rapids died in a local hospital at 9 30 am Monday after a long illness. She was a Cedar Rapids resident for 20 years coming from Fremont Nebraska. Survived by her father Alonzo Fullerton of Cedar Rapids and a son B Hugh Harper of Rochester New York. Friends may call at the Moen chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Harper
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Fremont
Alonzo Fullerton
B. Hugh Harper
Rochester
N. Y
Moen
Funeral services for Miss Alice Odenbreid
Miss Alice Odenbreid died in Chicago Friday evening. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev Msgr John Molloy at Immaculate Conception church Tuesday at 9 am. The rosary will be recited at Brady mortuary Monday at 8 pm. Burial is in Mount Calvary cemetery. Friends may call at Brady mortuary Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Odenbreid
Chicago
Msgr
John Molloy
Immaculate Conception Church
Msgr. Molloy
Brady Mortuary
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Czech Aviator Kills Sixty Seven Nazi Inspectors
Zurich newspaper reports a Czech aviator detonated a mine at an airport near Prague. He killed sixty seven Nazi technicians avia tors soldiers and police during an inspection, likely also dying in the blast. The act allegedly spurred Czech resistance and anti Nazi sabotage in the protectorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Switzerland
INS
Ebelby
Prague
Death of Mrs. Celia Neveda Hayes in Palo after illness
Mrs Celia Neveda Hayes wife of Sylvanitus Hayes died in a local hospital Monday at 2 40 am after a brief illness. She was born August 28 1882 in Aurora Missouri and moved to Palo in 1906 from Woodward Oklahoma. She is survived by her husband a daughter three sons a stepmother and multiple siblings. Funeral services will be held at the Palo Methodist church at 2 00 pm Wednesday with Rev Frank Ward of Cedar Rapids officiating and burial in Palo Cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel until 10 am Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Neveda Hayes
Sylvanius Hayes
Palo
Hayes
Aurora
Woodward
Oklo
Lyle Dodd
Roy
Elmer
Leslie Hayes
Margaret Loomis
Charles Loomis
Hiram. Loomis
Garena
Okla
Willard Loomis
Buffalo
James Loomis
Tangier
Floyd Loomis
Plainview
Tex
Bert Loomis
Court House News: Judgment Changes and Settlements
A jury waived review in a $4.04 rental dispute led to a judge’s decision of $44.04 plus costs, while earlier Churchill granted $2209 plus costs with partial counterclaims. In a separate case Ralph Ingels sued International Harvester and John Fry for vehicle damage over a Aug 10 collision. the matter was settled and dismissed with prejudice before Judge Moffit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Churchill
F. A. Burchard
Carl V
Core
Ijrah
John T. Moffit
Burchard
Justice Churchill
Ralph Ingels
International Harvester Company
John Fry
Ingels
First Avenue
Thirteenth Street E
Bafure
John T. Moffit Monay
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Tora Miskimen in Mason City
Funeral services for 69 year old Mrs Tora Miskimen were conducted in Mason City with burial at Linwood Cemetery Cedar Rapids. Survivors include husband Orlando H Miskimen two daughters Mrs Richard Schmied Chicago and Mrs Carl Cathcart Farmington Illinois two sons Harold M White Plains New York and Howard Cedar Rapids eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tora Miskimen
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Linwood Cemetery
Miskimen
Tenth Street
Orlando H Miskimen
Richard Schmied
Chicago
Carl Cathcart
Farmington, II
Harold M
White Plains
Howard
Jury underway in $124.90 suit over advances to Gossett
After jurors were drawn plaintiff Gert rude Merklin Gossett testifies Monday before Judge J E Heiserman in a $124.90 action claiming advances for Wilma Mead formerly Wilma James. A three count counter claim seeks $473.83 and $487.50 for services and $251 for room and board. A separate report notes a 400 pound Hampshire sow stolen from G E Wolfe’s property, with Deputy Larry Condon investigating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Heiserman
Gertrude Merklin Gossett
Wilma Mead
Wilma James
G. E. Wolfe
Springville
Jim Smith
Larry Condon
Mrs Pearl Fiala dies after lingering illness at 30
Mrs Pearl Fiala wife of Edward Fiala of Troy Mills died Sunday morning after a lingering illness. She is survived by her husband two children Max and Helen her parents Mr and Mrs Newton Zoller three brothers Clifford Bennie and Earl Zoller and two sisters Mrs Bernard Rickard and Luella Zoller. Funeral services set for 1 p.m. Wednesday at Barta chapel and 2 30 p.m at the Methodist church in Troy Mills with burial in Troy Mills Barta chapel Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Fiala
Edward Fiala
Troy Mills
Fiala
Max
Helen
Newton Zoller
Clifford
Bennie
Earl Zoller
Bernard Rickard
Luella Zoller
Barta
Methodist Church
Brubaker Pleads Not Guilty on Illegal Possession Charge
D R Brubaker 34 a service station operator of 103 Eighth Avenue SW pled not guilty before Judge John T Moffit on a charge of illegal possession of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Brubaker
Eighth Avenue
John T. Moffit
Funeral Rites for Rev Joseph Leksa Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Rev Joseph Leksa who died Thursday at Silver Lake Minnesota will be conducted at Hus Memorial Presbyterian church at 2 pm Tuesday with ministers of the Central West Bohemian Presbytery presiding. Burial will follow at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Barta chapel Monday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Leksa
Silver Lake
Minn
Hus Memorial Presbyterian Church
Central West Boemian
George W Grove Dies at 88 Pioneer Mount Vernon Native
George W Grove 88 long time Mount Vernon resident died at 12 25 p m Monday at Reamer Nursing Home Marion after a lingering illness He was born December 29 1850 in Mount Vernon and lived there until 18 years ago when he moved to Cedar Rapids to live with his daughter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Grove
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Reamer
Marion
Mr. Grove
Brubaker Held Over Liquor Possession Charge At Service Station
County Attorney G K Thompson filed the information alleging police seized several half pint bottles at a service station Saturday and that more was turned over when Brubaker accompanied to his home. A $2500 injury suit against Tri States Theater Corp now awaits before Judge Moffit arising from a Jan 17 1937 lobby door injury to Rinda Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Thompson
Brubaker
John T. Moffit
Rinda Wall
Tri- States Theater Corporation
State Theater
Want Ads and Notices Boxed for Local Gazette
A collage of personal thanks, lost items, ads and services. Includes thanks to friends and lodges for a death in the Jans family, lost purse and dog notices, and ads from jewelry stores, funeral homes, transfer firms, and various merchants.
Local listings note entertainment and jobs in Cedar Rapids area
The Gazette page advertises events at S P S Hall Cedar Rapids with dance skates and 10 to 25 cent rates, plus Top Hat Beer dancing in Norway Iowa and dining at several cafes. It also lists job openings including night fry cook, experienced pressman, and educational sales with commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. P. S. Hall
Cedar Rapids
Pla-Mor
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Towa
Fouthiery
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Ciris
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Austin Niven
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H. R. Mowrey
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Fancy
Wall St
J E. Bennett & Co
Jump
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Czech
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Court House News
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Lora Miskimen
Berin Gossett
Mrs. Pearl Fiala
Rus Morgan
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C. S. Alodge
Z.C.B.J. Lodge
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Anderson Monuments
3Rd Ave. E
Modern
Janeba Funeral Home
16Th Ave
Lost
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Ave. E
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Rapids Chevrolet CO
Katz Jewelry & Loan
1St St SE
Kenwood
Dr Smith
Star Jewelery CO
2Nd St. SE
the Gazette
Probasco Jewelers
2Nd Ave
Podzimek Pharmacy
L. A
2Nd St
Allied van Lines, Inc
Calder’s van & Storage Co., Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Briggs-Stratton
Rapid Specialty Co
C.S.P
Bartrick's Pharmacy
RE. Schaeffer
Kresge
Tony Mason
Mina
1St Ave
Dial
P.o.box
Viking
Norway
SUN
Opsinshen
1St Ave. E
Hailwood Cafe
Snyder's Tavern
Lovely Lady Oil
BBC
Lovely Lady Beauty Shop
Bishop's
Paris Academy OF Beauty Shampoo
Angeriaye
Delux Beauty Shop
Mary Nell
Paramount Theater
Rite’s Beauty Shop
Kennedy's
Helene Beauty Shop
Sovereign's
5Th Ave
Novak Heating CO
Wawkeye Tin Suér
Filter Supply CO
Stodoln Furniture Co
Ole Ta
H.R Butters
Jim Cusack
Gardner
Elsi
DEM Mpsey's
Globe Cafe
West Liberty
Gazette Ee A
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U-95
Central
Ag’cy
Granby
Garzette
Ee St
Business College
ABC
Dickinson School
C. R.S. B. Ride
Rapid School of Welding
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Irene Ilten
Eels
Tudebaker
W. B
DODGE
International Harvester Co
Padzensky
Diamond T
Kadlec Bros
Bargain Stone's
By Edwin Cox
Ose
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