Hogs Steady As Sales Dull In Chicago Trade
Widespread Saturday quietness marked the Chicago livestock market. Choice hogs scarce with top at 10.40, down a dime from Friday. lighter hogs up 25 to 45 cents, heavier hogs steady to 10 cents higher. average cost 9.84, up 12 cents. Cattle receipts small with brisk demand, fed steers and yearlings +15 to +25 cents, top 10.40. lambs down 25 to 50 cents, native lamb top 9, feeding lambs up to 6.65. Regional reports show similar activity with calf and sheep receipts steady to weak and buyers cautious.
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Chicago
Bond Markets Mixed Amid Shipping and Commodities Notes
AP reports modest moves in grain and cotton prices with unchanged benchmarks for standard patents. NY bond review notes mixed gains and losses across sectors as rails and other issues showed limited improvement, while international bonds and copper stayed steady amid market hesitancy.
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Minneapolis
Sachi
NEW York Bond Review
NEY
York
Seturda Saedena
Heavy hogs higher on local market gains on Saturday
Local market reports show traders advancing five cents for good hogs while top prices hold at ten dollars. Other area markets remain unchanged and steady buyers maintain current levels.
Grain and Produce Prices in Cedar Rapids Market
Reading shows a Cedar Rapids wholesale fruit and vegetable listing with assorted items and prices. Items include corn, potatoes, beans, hay, poultry, oranges, and various regional terms, reflecting a local market catalog and price quotes.
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Elon Boer Nor ‘Boybeatis
Freduce
Record Wheat Prices Hit New Highs on Global Markets
Chicago futures rose after wheat hit fresh peaks abroad in Winnipeg and Liverpool. Export demand for 48 hours reached about 3 million bushels as prices climbed 11 to 15 percent from the previous close. Corn eased while oats held steady and provisions moved down slightly.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Poultry and Produce Receipts and Prices Steady
Market notes show live poultry receipts steady with prices unchanged for most items. Potatoes from U.S. shipments were strong with Burbanks near $2.20 per cwt while other items remained quiet or unchanged, and refrigeration standards referenced.
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Hess
Sasare Sami Fit
Sofa Ae Arte Menta
U.S
Burbanks
U's
iBamaetes
U. S
Rain Totals and Mild Temps Reported in Cedar Rapids
Abundant night showers in Cedar Rapids brought 0.63 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. Temperatures barely rose from 52 at 5 am to 54 by midmorning, with a high of 80 at 2:30 pm and a low of 57 at 7 pm, according to Chambers Inskeep company records.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Wall Street rises on late rally to five year highs
A late Saturday rally pushed a wide range of stocks to new five year highs with gains from fractions to over two points. The session marked a sixth straight up day as dividend and earnings forecasts supported select equities amid mixed bonds and currencies. Strong performers included Delaware & Hudson, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Santa Fe, Pennsylvania, Western Union, and General Motors among others.
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New York
France
Ca Tradters
Delaware & Hudson
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
Western Union
National Biscuit
Standard Brands
American Shipbuilding
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American ‘Commercial Alcohol
Warner Bros
Colgate Palmolive
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Alassa Juneau
Dome
General Realty
Baldwin Locomotive
Cleveland | Graphite
Yellow Truck
Safeway
Radio
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
General Motors
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Allied | Chemical
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Johns-Manville
Pan American opens luxury hotel on Midway Island
Passengers resume journey aboard the China Clipper as Pan Am hosts a house warming for a new 45 room luxury hotel on Midway Island. newspapermen join the inaugural stay before continuing their round trip from California to Manila to Wake Island. In Decorah, the Young People's Forum at Decorah High School elects Arnold Hijelle president and other officers.
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Midway Island
Pan American Airways
Pacific
California
Manila
Pan American
Wake Island
Decorah
Young People’s Forum
Decorah High School
Arnold Hijelle
Chester Goodno
Calmar Township
Madonna Holland
Gus Spilde
Alice Baker
Seek Trusty Who Left Prison Farm
Local police in Anamosa searched for Willard Beverlin, a 22 year old trusty who fled Friday from the reformatory dairy farm. Beverlin, last seen in prison garb, was linked to a car theft later that year and a missing 1929 black Chevrolet with plate 57 6890. Authorities noted a scar on his right cheek and an address in Muscatine.
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Anamosa
Muscatine
Beverling
Albert Wink
Beverlin
Monday Holiday On Financial Markets
New York AP reports all domestic and Canadian financial exchanges will be closed Monday December 12 Columbus Day observed. The announcement affects trading schedules across major venues and related market operations nationwide.
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New York
Gets $1 000 Verdict In $7 500 Accident Suit
A district court jury awarded Guy Gleason $1000 in his $7500 personal injury suit against J B Montgomery of Denver and associates Chris Beckler and G A Dickens. The crash involved trucks on highway 30 near Abbey creek bridge two miles west of Mount Vernon on March 10.
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Guy Gleason
J. B. Montgomery
Denver
Col
Montgomery Transfer Company
Chris Beckler
G. A. Dickens
A. B. Clark
F. C. Ellison
Montgomery and Gleason
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local News
The condition of John King of 1615 Oakland Avenue NW, taken to St Luke's hospital Wednesday, is slightly improved. The solid mail train from Chicago to the west coast arrived Cedar Rapids at 2 15 am with the heaviest load in seven years, including heavy parcel and letter mail. Washouts on the Rock Island line near Burlington delayed Nos 62 and 63 Minneapolis St Louis trains, detouring over Burlington to Fairfield. Train 63 ran more than two hours late. repairs expected by 5 pm Saturday.
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Oakland Avenue NW
St. Luke’s Hospital
Chicago
West Coast
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Burlington
Minneapolis-St. Louis
Burlington Road
Fairfield
Deaths: Johnson Brigham to be buried in Oak Hill
Funeral services for Johnson Brigham state librarian who died in Des Moines were held in Dunn chapel. The body will be transported to Cedar Rapids by motor hearse for graveside rites at Oak Hill cemetery on Sunday at 3 p.m.
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Johnson Brigham
Oak Hill
Des Moines
Dunn Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Hoff 78 lifelong county resident dies
John Hoff aged 78 longtime county resident died at home of his daughter Mrs F A Small 1821 Bever avenue SE at 515 pm Friday after a long illness He was born in Tinn county and lived near Wille for 74 years Later resided in Cedar Rapids He married Jane Newman Oct 14 1877 who died in 1914 Survived by son Ced Hoff Cedar Rapids six grandchildren six great grandchildren Funeral services Sunday at Beatty chapel at 2 pm conducted by Rev Bert Nay Cedar Falls and Rev Melvin Welke Burial in Dunkard cemetery near Toddville Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Saturday
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F. A. Small
Bever Avenue
Tinn County
Wille
Cedar
Alfred van Auken
Rapids
Jane Newman
St. Luke's Hospital
Ced Hoff
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Marquis
Holland
Mic
Marion group honors Gordon couple at house warming
A Marion gathering celebrated Mr and Mrs Hugh Gordon moving into 1804 Central Avenue with bridge at three tables and prizes for high and low scorers. A gift from the group was given to the Gordons, while attendees included Floyd Emmons and M O Waterman. Wayne Elson travels to Marion due to his mother Dora Elson’s death.
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Hugh Gordon
Central Avenue
Sridge
M. O. Waterman
Ray Pollock
Floyd Emmons
Ivan Gilmore
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Wayne Elson
Los Angeles
Dora Elson
Eugene Simson
Donald
Springfield
Mary Rogers
Marian Busby
Keota
George Busby
Coe
Youth Is Dead From Infantile Paralysis
Maquoketa report from The Gazette notes Raymond Flathers 24 son of Mr and Mrs John Flathers near Iron Hill ten miles northwest of Maquoketa died Saturday at University hospital in Iowa City of infantile paralysis Wyatt Rugger 20 of Maquoketa was moved to University hospital with infantile paralysis Jane Buchanan whose case delayed opening of the public school as she was taken to University hospital Sept 6 and is recovering at home Dr John W Jordan city health officer said first written information came after Miss Buchanan was brought home.
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Raymond Flathers
John Flathers
Iron © Hill
University Hospital
Ioway
Wyatt Rugger
Jane Buchanan
John W. Jordan
Buchanan
Final Four Black Legion Defendants Sentenced in Detroit Murder
In Detroit Illinois the last four of twelve defendants in the May 18 night ride murder of Charles A Poole were sentenced. The group convicted of second degree murder received terms from 5 to 20 years, 7 to 15 years, and 31 to 10 years. Thomas R Craig was ordered to serve 20 years in southern Michigan prison.
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Detroit
Black Legion
Charles A. Poole
Virgil Morrow
Albert Stevens
John S. Vincent
De La Rocque Claims He Was Framed in France
Paris reports Col. Francois de la Rocque leader of fascism in France charged that socialist government authorities had framed him and others when indicted for reorganizing the Croix de Feu, an outlawed fascist group. He told the judge the indictment was decided before the raids as he left the courthouse.
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Paris
Francois de la Rocque
France
Croix de Feu
la Rocque
10-20-30 Years Ago in the Gazette
A clipping recalls accidents and travel mishaps from years past. Dean Washburn, eight, suffered a head bruise after leaping from a slowly moving car. William Baumgartner was burned at Town Railway and Light while cleaning insulators on a high tension line. Kenneth Oxley bruised feet escaping a flash. Raymond Mann’s eyes were affected by the incident. Edwin Bruner, four, was knocked down after running into a streetcar path on Third Avenue and Fourteenth Street.
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Dean Washburn
George Crabb
San Diego
Calif
Kenneth Oxley
Raymond Mann
Edwin Bruner
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Marriages Filed In Various Iowa Cities
George H Brubn and Gladys V Nelson both of Dubuque. Charles Augustus Brown of Wapakonek and Marie Lois O'Brien of Cedar Rapids. Leonard J Mandel of Tama and Alta R Kaloupek of Toledo. Alden D Avery and Katherine Byers both of Spencer. Loren Rennals and LaVaun Finney of Dubuque. Orville L Dykstra of Des Moines and Ermina Bunn of Central City. Virgil D Woodford and Helen L Schaefer both of Cedar Rapids. Alphonse H Erger of Newhall and Marie C Voiss of Cedar Rapids.
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George H. Brubn
Gladys V. Nelson
Dubuque
Charles Augustus Brown
Wapakonek
Marie Lois O'Brien
Cedar Rapids
Leonard J. Mandel
Tama
Alta R. Kaloupek
Toledo
Alden D. Avery
Katherine Byers
Spencer
Loren Rennals
LaVaun Finney
Orville L. Dykstra
Des Moines
Ermina Bunn
Central City
Virgil D. Woodford
Helen L. Schaefer
Alphonse H. Erger
Newhall
Marie C. Voiss
Arrival of Kitty thrills Greene’s Opera House crowd
Oct 10, 1906 news notes Mrs E B Childs leaves for Bradford Canada visiting home. Henry Theis of Atkins buys Thomas grocery business. Mr and Mrs Komas plan move to California.
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Kitty
Greene's Opera House
E. B. Childs
Bradford
Canada
Henry Theis
Atkins
Thomas Grocery
Komas
California
Births in Toddville and area announce three newborns
Mr and Mrs Melvin Squires of Toddville welcomed a son on October 1. Mr and Mrs R C Montgomery of 2336 Linden Dr SE welcomed a daughter on October 10 at St Luke's Hospital. Mr and Mrs Gordon Donnan of 631 A Ave NW welcomed a son on October 9 at Mercy Hospital. Mr and Mrs Joseph E Dostal of 1815 J Street SW welcomed a son Ronald on October.
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Melvin Squires
Toddville
R. C. Montgomery
Linden Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Gordon Donnan
A Avenue NW
Mercy Hospital
Joseph E. Dostal
J Street
Ronald
Marion area church services and schedules
Local churches list Sunday school times worship services and pastors across Marian communities. Entries include Baptist St Josephs Catholic Christian Congregational Pilgrim Free Methodist Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian Lutheran Seventh Day Church of God with their respective elders superintendents and service times.
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A. E. Lagerquist
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Irving E. Wade
Ray McCalley
Kadesh Borneo
Christian Endeavor
The
Presbyterian Church
Virgil Wade
Missi Verle Breed
Herert C. Allen
Norman J. Waffle
S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Pilgrim Highraaders
Free Methodist
C. O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
E. T. Gough
R. F. Robson
Oxford Club
Epworth League
Presbyterian
W. E
Fisher
Carl Wallace
Dent
Podees Lutheran
V. C. E. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Lois Lockwood
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Carl Carver
Vinton Narrowly Tops Cedar Falls 7 6 on Rainy Night
Vinton reversed its second half and defeated Cedar Falls 7 to 6 at the local lighted field. Long scored for Cedar Falls in the first quarter but the extra point failed. Britt scored Vinton’s touchdown late in the final period and added the placement for the extra point. Long Shaw and Ari led Cedar Falls while Jack and Nichols starred for Vinton as the rain soaked the opening half.
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Vinton
Cedar Falls
Long
Britt
Shaw
Ari
Jack
Nichols
Livonia Truck Driver Sought Over Dying Son
Local police sought Garvin Minnex of Livonia Missouri a trucker with a Chevrolet trailer loaded with cedar posts. His son Billy is said to be dying at Livonia and Minnex was expected to travel through Cedar Rapids in the course of the weekend.
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Garvin Minnex
Livonia
Billy
Minnex
Cedar Rapids
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