Prices Of Hogs About Steady At Chicago Stockyards
Hog prices held about steady in a slow market at the Chicago stockyards. Five markets reported total receipts of 27,900 with Chicago alone at 16,000 and top bids near 6.40 for best hogs, average near 6.05, while other markets showed steady values across Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St. Louis.
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Chicago
Idonday
Cleveland Hook
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago Livestock Market Reports Mixed Prices and Demand
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets show receipts of hogs sheep and cattle with mixed pricing. Hog quotes range from about 4.50 to 6.50 per cwt while cattle and sheep listings vary by weight and grade amid slow activity and steady to softer demand.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mason City
Waterloo
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Hog market swings as light hogs show early gain then drop
Market reports indicate light hogs were steady then uneven with a nickel rise at dawn followed by a five cent dip at noon. Top price reached about 5.90 per hundredweight while packers and cattle categories show mixed movements across grades and weights.
Cedar Rapids Wholesale Produce and Livestock Prices
Local Cedar Rapids miscellaneous prices list shows wholesale fruits vegetables and items. California Valencias and grapefruit priced at 4 25 per box, Florida grapefruit 3 25 to 4 40, lemons 6 7 per box, potatoes 1 68, onions 1 50. Hides and cured hides quoted for No 1 and No 2 grades, horses and other livestock pricing included.
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California
Marie Dressler Belongings Spark Sale Prices in Pasadena
In Pasadena, Marie Dressler memorabilia drew buyers as a sale of her personal effects occurred. Dolls sold for 60 dollars amid lipstick, a bedspread, and other items. Notable attendees and buyers included Adele Muchlendpordt and Mrs William Lithe.
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Marie Dressler
Pasadena
Calif
Marie Dresshho
Screen Comedienne
Adele Muchlendpordt
Chi
Willam
Boston Society
Tudoon
Dressler
Meeks
Grain Prices Firm As Foreign News Triggers Buying
Grain and grain futures in Chicago rose as foreign news and shipments to China spurred buying. Wheat added around a half to three quarters of a cent, corn up modestly, oats and rye slightly higher, with provisions steady. Market nerves remained restrained as Winnipeg trade stayed narrow under new regulations.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Argentina
China
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago grain prices report for corn wheat and oats
Market bulletin lists Chicago cash grain values for No 1 red wheat 69 1 2 cents No 2 red 98 1 2 cents No 3 red 9 1 2 dozen mixed 101 2 cents No 1 hard wheat weevil corn mixed 77 1 2 cents No 2 mixed 6 1 2 cents No 1 yellow 77 1 7 7 7 3 cents No 2 yellow 65 4 7 7 7 cents No 4 yellow 76 sample grande 73 cents OATS no sales reported.
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Chicago
Chicago Parents Back School Pupils In Racial Strike
In Chicago a planned march of about 1,000 parents to city hall loomed as a culmination of a high school student strike over racial tensions. More than 1,700 Morgan Park students walked out to protest crowding and Negro attendance. the district warned strikers to return or risk losing credits.
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Chicago
Morgan Park
Willam J. Bogan
Edward J. Kelly
Bogan
Indians Learn From Mae West at Sherman Indian Institute
Mae West instructed by Bons Petroff to shape mock Indian types for her film Now I'm A Lady. Nez Perce and Mission tribesmen portrayed dignified looks under Petroff's guidance, earning roles in her next picture.
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Sherman Indian Institute
Riverside
Cahf
Mae West
Mae
Bons Petroff
Miss West
Petroff
Earl Gould
Tug
Joe Choree
Nez-Perce
Miss
Wall Street Advances Amid Broad Market Buying
The New York stock market rose on broad buying in merchandising shares with bonds steady and grains up, while cotton weakened. Notable movers included McClellan and McCrory with preferred up about 3 points, U S Smelting up a couple, and gains across Du Pont Santa Fe Standard Oil and many others. dollar strength lent slight price pressures on some commodities.
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New York
McClellan and
McCrory
U. S
American Tobacco
B.” Laggett and Myers
B.” du Pont
Santa Fe
Standard of N. J
Loews, Proctor and Gamble
Union Pacific
American Can and
Western Union
Propaganda Danger in Federal Radio Ownership
In Chicago E H Harris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association warns government ownership could distort news at its source and press agencies. Bruce Bhiven of New Republic argues domination would elevate radio programs instead of harming them. Harris says state control has grown and abroad it taints programs with pro government propaganda. He fears authorities could influence the press.
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Chicago
National Advisory Council On
E. H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Bruce Bhiven
The
New Republic
Harris
Bank Robbery at Milton Case Reopens with Suspects
Milton Wisconsin two men robbed the Bank of Milton at night escaping with a third accomplice in a car. The bank had previously been robbed for 400 dollars last June 28.
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Milton, Wis
Bank of
Two Attorneys Admitted To U S Court Practice
Judge George C. Scott admitted two attorneys to federal court practice at the opening of the postponed September term. The new admittees are Dean Stauffer, a University of Iowa Law School graduate now practicing in Cedar Rapids, and John M. Hughes Jr. of Des Moines.
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George C. Scott
Dean Stauffacher
University of Iowa Law School
Cedar Rapids
John M. Hughes, Jr
Des Moines
Death of Linn County farmer Addison J. Daniels
Addison J. Daniels retired farmer died at his son Oscar Daniels home in Cedar Rapids at 3 30 p m Monday after several months illness. Born April 3 1852 at Mount Vernon he spent most of his life on a Bertram township farm before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1910. Surviving are two sons Claude of Pine City Minnesota and Oscar of Cedar Rapids two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. His wife died May 14 1920. Funeral arrangements to be announced. friends may call Turner chapel.
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Addison J. Daniels
Oscar Daniels
C Avenue
Mount Vernon
Linn County
Bertram Township
Cedar Rapids
Claude O. Daniels
Pine City
Minn
Oscar L. Daniels
This City
Alice Herdina
Merrill Daniels
Mora, Minn
Lois Herdina
Fpime City
David
Richard Daniels
Vora
Turner Chapel
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Wetzel
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Wetzel lifelong Linn resident were held after her death at home of her daughter Mrs Violet Tanner Palo. The Rev John J Gent led the service at Rohn funeral home and burial followed at Lin Tru Art Cut Wood cemetery. She was the widow of Henry Wetzel and survived by seven children two sisters two brothers and fifteen grandchildren.
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Mary Wetzel
Linnevubty
Violet Tanner
Palo
James T. Gibbons Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for James T. Gibbons will be held at St Patrick's church on Wednesday at 9 a.m. The Rev Father Peters will officiate and burial will follow at Mt Calvary cemetery. The Rosary is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday at Turner chapel with viewing hours prior.
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James T. Gibbons
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Peters
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Turner Ichapel
Perry Sigworth Dies in Montana After Short Illness
Perry Sigworth, Spanish War veteran and former Anamosa resident, died Sunday in Wilsalle Montana after a brief illness. He had lived in Montana about twenty years. His stepmother Mrs. Margaret Sigworth lives at 1614 Avenue NE. He was born and raised in Anamosa where his body will be taken for burial.
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Perry Sigworth
Anamosa
Wilsalle
Mont
Montana
Margaret Sigworth
Avenue NE
Two Plead Guilty In U S Court To Liquor Charges
Two men pled guilty before Judge George C. Scott in federal court on a Tuesday afternoon. William Knake received six months and parole after admitting illegal possession and transport of unstamped liquor, while Noble Spilman drew fifteen days in Linn county jail for illegal possession and transport of liquor.
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George C. Scott
William Knake
Knake
Noble Spilman
Linn
Spilman
Divorce Suits Filed In District Court
Divorces sought on cruelty grounds include Ollie Hunter vs Lloyd Hunter and Hazel Zimmer vs Erwin Zimmer. Hunter marriage was at Rock Island on February 15, 1932. Nuter seeks divorce custody of goods and car. Zimmer seeks custody of a minor daughter and support. Catherine Carney sues Leo J Carney and Leone Carney for 840 dollars.
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Ollie Hunter
Lloyd Hunter
Hazel Zimmer
Erwin Zimmer
Rock Island
Receivers Notice in Cedar Rapids Savings Bank Case
DW Bates as Receiver seeks authority to settle debts of Jo A. Sprarte and Nancy M. Spratte with Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company for 1.5 million in Federal Farm Mortgage Corp notes and 50 thousand cash. Hearing set October 15, 1934 in Linn County Court to approve or deny the proposed compromise and settlement.
Linn county Christmas seal plans set with Mrs Adams to lead
Mrs E M Adams of Central City will direct Linn county 1934 Christmas seal sale campaign. A county wide committee is planned. Past funds funded health work including tuberculosis and heart clinics health education dental inspection and nursing services. Local clubs and church women plan meetings and activities through November and October with programs, picnics and service projects.
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E. M. Adams
Central City
Linn County
Rowe and Ross Party Headed for Los Angeles Winter Home
Fred A. Rowe travels with Mr. and Mrs. Will Ross by car to Los Angeles to spend the winter. Rowe will visit his son Waller, while the Rosses stay with their daughter Cecil and son Harry Oss.
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Fred A. Rowe
Will Ross
Los Angeles
Mr. Rowe
Waller
Mrs. Ross
Daighter
Cecil
Harry Oss
Farmer killed in accidental shotgun discharge
Dwight Lane a 27 year old farmer was found in a barn with a shotgun beside him after an early morning discharge which authorities believe caused his death The incident occurred Tuesday according to Morning Sun (UP) reporting.
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Dwight Lane
Lane
Receiver's Notice of Settlement Hearing for Cedar Rapids Bank
D W Bates as Receiver announces a hearing on October 15, 1934 at 9:00 am in the Cedar Rapids Court House Linn County Iowa. The application by D W Savines Bank and Trust Company seeks authority to settle and compromise debts of Albert Johnson Anna Johnson Jervis Johnson Winema Johnson H S Rayburn and Alma Rayburn with the bank for 9400 in bonds 1100 cash and two warranty deeds with title abstract to Newton Jasper County property. The court will determine if the proposed mortgage release and ledger charges are approved.
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Cedar Rapids Savines Bank and ‘Trust Company
Cedar Rapids
District Court of
Linn County
DW Bates
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Jo A. Sprarte
Nancy M. Spratte
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federr
Safld Bank
Linn
Ted Aukoryne
T'E Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Iowa
District Court
D. W Bates
Cedar Rapids Savines Bank and Trust Company
Albert Johnson
Anna W. Johnson
Jervis C. Johnson
Winema Johnson
H. S. Rayburn
Alma Rayburn
Newton
Jasper County
Towit
Mershon
City of
County Recorder
Sgu
D. W. Bates
MARION LEECHES DAR REGENT LEADS FALL PROGRAMS
The first fall program of the Marion Linn chapter DAR with regent Mrs. C R Biddick opens Wednesday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs T A Cunningham with Mrs Harley McCalley assisting. Linn County Civil War Veterans meet at Memorial Hall with Robert Mitchell addressing. The Legion Auxiliary hosts and plans a kitchen cleaning meeting and a Linn county Legion Auxiliary dinner on Oct 16 at Mount Vernon.
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Marion-Linn
Daughters of the American Revolution
C. R. Biddick
T. A. Cunningham
Harley McCalley
Linn County Association of Civil War Veterans
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
L. H. Stubbs
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Della Senninger
American Legion Auxiliary
Linn County
American Legion and Auxiliary
Mount Vernon
Joe Boyle
Marion clubs host mother and daughter party on Oct 17
The Marion Nature and Garden club invites all women and daughters citywide to a benefit event for the City Federation of Women's clubs. The exact venue will be announced later and an engaging program is planned. Mrs H G Millen led the Tennyson club meeting at Mrs Hugh Gordon's home. Concord Agriculture and Literary club will meet Friday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Clyde Kearns.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Otto Hansen
Howard M. Titus
Ivanhoe Club
Elmer Michel
Sir Walter Scott
A. E. Miller
Marion
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. J. Taube
George Barnoske
Str
North Tenth Street
John Grote
South Eighteenth Street
Marion Nature and Garden Club
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Club Women of
H. G. Millen
Tennyson Club
Hugh Gordon
Concord Agriculture and Literary Club
Clyde Kearns
Ad copy price guide for consecutive days
An ad inquiry outlines counting words for a six word line count and consulting a rate table to estimate costs for running a classified display ad for multiple consecutive days. It references agate type and a sample rate line B01 for pricing.
Reward for information on fraudulent Want Ads in Sta columns
The Gazette offers a reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone using or answering Want Ads in Sta columns for embezzlement or other false pretenses. The clippings list various local names and businesses, including Dr Dolson D C, Richards College Pharmacy, and Kennedy's.
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Gazette
Dolson
D. C
Paramount
Risesell
Iver Nielsen
Ae Richards
Richards College Pharmacy
Gallese Pharr
Lloyd Hunter
10Th Ave
Agnes Lewis
Thomas I
Lewis
J Ave NW
Hepner
Dial
Andrews Essens
St. SW
St. SE
M Scheer
Life
Kenwood
C R Knitting Co
Ist St
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Fi Toon Co
Coca_ Cola
Rem Rand
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Resbuck
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Beveline
Salvents
St Ttuele
Agag Shell
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Simmons Co
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Graham Paige
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Hiram Walker
Yoesta B & T
A. J. Daniels
Court House News
Catherine Carney
Leo J. Carney
Leone Carney
Marion News
Isabelle Atwater
Mary Hoover
Carrie Hansen
Alice Stewart
Pauline Blackford
Edith Hagerman
Virginia Sloan
Eleanor Hansen
Alice Atwater
A. J. Keyes
Otto Roeder
Charles Burns
Gottschalk
J. W. Bowman
Manola
Emile Bourgeois
Lula Toms
Ludwig Schutte
Frances Hildebrand
Frank L. Eyer
E. J. Esgate
Legion Hall
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Emma Kendall
Minnie Whitcomb
Tracr
Clinton
Majestic Range
Harold Scott
Ivan Gilmore
Everett Rhodes
Patricia
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Rodney
Niagara Falls
Owen Storck
Darlington
Wis
Florence Scott
LeRoy
Leona Smith
B. F. Brockman
Ira Overfelt
Gunnison Valley Bank
Gunnison
Utah
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
F. J. Lang
First Avenue
Charles Burch
C. A. Dykes
Walter Kennedy
Cc. J. Biddle
H. R. Livingston
Miller Ditch
Leslie Morrison
Will Kassler
C. H. Colehour
William Leake
Veterans
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Jane Stamp
Elsie Lahr
Wilma LaCage
Genevieve Johnson
Verda Widger
Genevieve Carrington
Legion Auxiliary
Hulda Johnson
Rockford, Ill
Franklin N. Johnson
Glenn Kinzer
Cary Club
Dora Elson
Addie Shumack
America
Mrs
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Frances
Cascade
Knud Lassen
Laurence Nelson
Edgerley
N. D
Carl Anderson
Milltown
James Andersen
Hopkins, Minn
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Mapleclaim
Pinus Andersen
Center City
Troy E. White
East
Siloam Springs
Ark
John E. Brown University
W. H. Gibson
Grace Gilbert King
Decorah
State Board For Conservation
Lasswell
C. KR. Biddick
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Fae Bas
Fiona
Fine
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3Rd Ave
Dini
Elrl
Jady
All Tree Po
Togo
Jack’s Tavern
Gabel
Faramount
Hamnun
Trombino
Silver Palace
Vince Stodola
Union Beer
Union Music
Tonite Abrams Beer
Jack’'S Inn
EB Ave
Stanley's
Fauerbach Beer
Wally Lyons
Workman's Victorians
Bohemian Kitchen
12Th Ave
Ion
Johnny's Place
Enon
Little German Village
Wilbur
Harmony Boys
3D Ave
Plantation Inn
Joe's Joy Boys
Auto Transportation
Kennedy's
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