Hog prices dip in Chicago cleanup trade at stockyards
Hog prices fall 10 to 15 cents in slow cleanup trading at Chicago stockyards with receipts totaling 11 200 at four major terminals. Chicago's totals reach 8 000 while top prices run around 5 85 for best hogs and average bids near 5 60. Cattle and sheep prices show mixed movement with steady cattle at about 6 25 and lambs around 6 60, while regional markets in Pittsburgh East St. Louis and Buffalo show smaller declines or steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Chicago Livestock Market: Mixed Week Results and Prices
Cattle receipts 1,600 commercial, 4,000 government. Steers higher by 25-50c, fat cows slow but steady, best fed and grass cattle reaching up to 1025 for heavy steers and 685 top for natives. Sheep receipts 7,000, slaughters up 25c, feeding lambs strong, top natives 685, but many prices toward 400-675 ranges. Hogs receipts 8,000 with 7,500 direct, demand narrow, top 585 for 220-250 lb, 550-615 for lighter weights, sows nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Weeke
Texas
South
PAUL
OMANA
Omaha
API
Dept. Agriculture
Sinclair
Binclair's
Eseaeee
Hors
Pesevens
Livestock Prices Mixed as Receipts Shift Across Regions
Chicago and Omaha wholesale cattle and hog prices show mixed 움직. steers strong to higher, cows weaker, hogs mostly steady to lower. Des Moines hogs rally with increased receipts. cattle and sheep in western markets show modest gains for higher grade stockers and feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOWA
DES Moines AP
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Town
Minnesota
Local Hog Prices Slip Further on Saturday Market
Hog prices in the local market edged weaker with all good hogs down 10 cents. The top for good hogs reached $5.45 while good packers fell 5 cents to a top of $4.75.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Report
The Cedar Rapids market lists assorted staple items with prices for grains poultry wholesale fruits vegetables and animal hides. Hens under four pounds at 12c per pound and leghorn springs at 8 5c. corn barley and eggs noted. California Valencia oranges California grapefruit Florida grapefruit lemons potatoes bananas lettuce celery cabbage onions and green hides among others with varied price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Chicago Produce Market Receipts and Price Averages
Chicago market receipts show butter eggs and produce with steady or firm prices on Saturday. Wisconsin round whites Idaho russets and Colorado McClures anchor the potato and poultry listings while New York dressed poultry and eggs display mixed firmness and ongoing futures activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ciicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado McClures
U S
Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock Springs
New York
Foreign Exchange Roundup from New York Markets
AP report lists exchange rates for France Germany Italy Norway Sweden Spain Portugal and others. It notes nominal flour shipments and prices in Minneapolis with mixed figures for pure bran standard middlings and wheat products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IGN Exchange
New York
AP — Foreign Exchange
France
Italy
Beem
Germany
Heved
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Sure Are
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czecho
Oaka
Jugoslavia
Austria
T.cn
Hussars
Roumania
Minneapolis
Birth of Donald Charles to Mr and Mrs Charles Pulkrab
A son named Donald Charles was born October 12 at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Pulkrab of 915 Twenty first Street SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pulkrab
Twenty-first Street
Donald Charles
Lat Mercy Hospital
Inflation talk fades as grain prices slip on Chicago Board
Inflation talk that once spurred activity fades as prices on the Chicago board of trade fall. Wheat leads losses with declines around 11 to 24 cents, corn and oats also retreat, while hog prices weaken and overall markets turn bearish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Fair Commission House
Wall Street Stocks Face Weekend Profit Taking
Wall Street shows partial inflation relief as stocks and staples ease after gains. Trading thinned with about 385000 shares in the brief session as the market awaited next moves from Washington. Bonds stay firm while grains and cotton slip and several large names drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Iule
U. S
Auburn Automobile
Continental Can
Goodyear
Liggett and
Myers B
U. S. Smelting
American Telephone
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Western Union
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Standard Oils of
California
New Jersey
DuPont
Johns- Manville
Case
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
N. Y. Central
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Cerro de Pasco
American Smelting
Schenley
Grain movement and cash grain quotes Chicago and Minneapolis
AP reports Chicago cash grain prices for wheat corn oats and barley with various grades and prices including No 2 dark wheat at 1.09 and No 1 yellow corn at 68 178 per bushel. Minneapolis receipts for wheat show mixed prices and protein levels with No 1 dark northern at 13.25 and durum at 1.39 to 1.65 per bushel and corn at 75 76 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Cash Grain
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
M North
Aeeser
Kansas
Bond Markets Rally Amid Treasury Redemption News
US government bonds led gains on Saturday with uncalled issues rising as the Treasury announced redemption of an additional 1870 million dollars in Fourth Liberty 4443. Major federal issues improved while a few corporate issues slipped and German government bonds jumped on payment adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury
Santa Fe
Chesapeake and Ohio
Washington
Iowa City Woman Fined on Liquor Charge
Mae Fleming 21 of 1025 South Clinton Iowa City pleaded guilty before Justice of Peace Carter to illegal possession of alcohol. She was fined 100 dollars and ordered to pay costs. Arrested Friday by Officer Wesley Sidevec State Agent G W Larson and IRS investigators R H Taylor and Ed Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Fleming
South
Clinton Street
Iowa City
Justice of Peace
Carter
Wesley Sidevec
G. W. Larson
United States Internal Revenue Department
R. H. Taylor
Ed Miller
Cedar Rapids Couples Take Out Marriage Licenses
Hubert Stephens and Ruth Harris both of Cedar Rapids. Dan L DeWitt of Cedar Rapids and Bertha M Offenburger of La cona. S Leroy Davin of Cedar Rapids and Anna Mae Lafferty of Marion. Leonard F Schultz and Fredona L Minor both of Cedar Rapids. Wesley George Lawrence of Anamosa and Tracy Clara Marek of Monticello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Stephens
Ruth Harris
Cedar Rapids
Dan L. DeWitt
Bertha M. Offenburger
Lacona
S. Leroy Davin
Anna Mae Lafferty
Marion
Leonard F. Schultz
Fredona L. Minor
Wesley George Lawrence
Anamosa
Tracy Clara Marek
Monticello
Ithiel Bean Fined for Drunk Driving in District Court
Ithiel Bean, 27, of 1803 M Street SW, was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge H. C. Ring after a Saturday morning hearing on a drunk driving charge filed by County Attorney G. K. Thompson. A 90 day county jail term awaits unpaid fines, and Bean is barred from driving for three months. Police arrested him at 9 45 p m Friday after reports of unstable driving on Third Avenue at Eighth Street SE and a prior minor accident with a damaged fender on his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithiel Bean
M Street
G. K. Thompson
H. C. Ring
Bean
Third Avenue
Eighth Street
Shores Company Seeks $33 607 Judgment in Iowa Suit
The Shores company of Cedar Rapids seeks $33 607 93 judgment in district court against the Iowa Chemical company as a co part nership operated by C H Otto and C E Mueller and as a corporation in an account suit. The Shores concern makes its claim under an alleged indebted-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Shores Company of
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Chemical Company
C. H. Otto
C. E. Mueller
Shores Concern
Iowa Chemical seeks receiver as Shores-Mueller assets acquired
A petition asks for a receiver for the Iowa Chemical company while noting Shores-Mueller of Cedar Rapids has acquired its partner's assets. Iowa Chemical partners, who organized as a corporation in 1931, are cited as having an interest in Shores-Mueller.
Deaths George W. Coleman 89 Linn County farmer
George W. Coleman 89 longtime Linn County resident died at his Cedar Rapids area home after a lingering illness. Born in Ohio March 30 1845 he came to Linn County by ox cart at age 14 and farmed until 1918. He leaves five children, a son deceased, a brother and two sisters, and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral Monday at Turner chapel with burial in Morrison cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Coleman
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Robins
Ohio
Dunkard
Frank Ward
Morrison Cemetery
A A Hamilton Dies. longtime meat inspector
A A Hamilton 71 former federal meat inspector at the Sinclair packing plant died at University hospital Town City at 7 20 p m after a five week illness. He was born in Glasgow Scotland January 17 1863 and came to Cedar Rapids at age 21. He married Gertrude Sparrenberger in 1894 and leaves six children two daughters in Cedar Rapids eleven grandchildren. He was a member of the Foresters of America A O U W and Federal Employes union. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery with services at Barta chapel Monday at 2 30 p m friends may call Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew A. Hamilton
Sinclair Packing Plant
Twety First Avenue
University Hospital
Town City
Glasgow
Scotland
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude Sparrenberger
Rev Dr E A Berry Former Local Pastor Dies
The Rev Dr E A Berry aged 84 former pastor of the Cedar Rapids First Congregational church died in Glendale California on October 12. He served as pastor for seven years in Cedar Rapids about thirty years ago and later moved to Montana then California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Berry
Cedar Rapids
Infant Girl Perdue Dies After Short Illness
Alice Perdue daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Perdue died at a local hospital at 7 30 p m Friday after a short illness. Born July 4 1934 in Colony Kansas she moved to Cedar Rapids July 28 1934. Survived by four brothers Donald Dale Arnold Gerald four sisters Helen Betty Ruth all at home and grandmother Mrs Cora Fox Rosedale California. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Clarence Perdue
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Colony
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Donald
Dale
Arnold
Gerald
Helen
Betty
Ruth
Cora Fox
Rosedale
Calif
Turner Chapel
Obituary Notice for William H. McElhinney of Syracuse
E. E. McElhinney of Cedar Rapids learns his brother William H. McElhinney of Syracuse New York died in a Syracuse hospital. He leaves wife and daughter Mrs Veryl Mitchell and one grandson. Born 1856, he lived near Cedar Rapids before World War I and worked as a traveling salesman. Funeral for Edward B. Gosnell set for Turner chapel and Williamstown church with I O O F graveside rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. McElhinney
Sixth Avenue SE
William H. McElhinney
Syracuse
N. Y
Cedar Rapids
Veryl Mitchell
Mr. McElhinney
Mount Vernon
De La Hunt Funeral Services Set for R C De La Hunt
Funeral services for R. C. De La Hunt will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Beatty chapel conducted by Rev. Ira F. Edwards. Burial follows Monday at 10 a.m. in Linwood Cemetery with visitation Saturday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. de la Hunt
Beatty Chapel
Ira FE. Edwards
Linwood Cemetery
Federal Relief Case Totals in Four Iowa Cities
An Associated Press report from Washington cites Federal Relief Administrator Harry Hopkins. It lists August and September case counts and expenditures for Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines and Sioux City. Cedar Rapids 1851 and 1863 cases with 38604 and 40193 dollars. Davenport 2949 and 3094 cases with 69793 and 71657 dollars. Des Moines 7736 and 7728 cases with 169907 and 180867 dollars. Sioux City 2208 and 1856 cases with 38536 and 37760 dollars.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harry L. Hopkins
Davenport
Des Moines
Sioux City
Marion High School announces music organization rosters
Miss Rose Wilcox released the lists of personnel for Marion High School music groups. The report covers Boys' glee club, first and second girls' glee clubs, high school mixed chorus, girls' sextet, mixed quintet, and boys' double quartet with accompanists noted. Also included are notes on the Concord Agricultural and Literary club program, Presbyterian Ladies Aid division meeting, and local families visiting Chicago for A Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Ringland
Kenneth Potter
Robert Munson
Roland Milner
Robert Maxson
Jack Kindig
Robert Kennedy
Robert Hense
Merrill Clemmons
Robert le Mont
Donald Bragg
John Granger
Donald Phelps
Robert Harden
Lewis Harlan
Allen McKean
J. O. Sheets
Robert Hogan
Richard Russey
Wallace Oldfather
Anna Helen Martin
Jean Leidigh
First Girls’ Glee Club
Jeanette Titus
Ella Davin
Helen Pyle
Nadine Dove
Enid Mershon
Louise Cippera
Lorraine Cruise
Barbara Clark
Mildred Gillmore
Esther Cunningham
Pauline Timson
Ornetta Reinheimer
Mary Luciite Michel
Jessamine Rundquist
Verlee Trimble
Genevieve Oakley
Jean Frazee
Eunice Mershon
Eunice van Fossen
Helen Freeman
Mary Helen Sloss
Virginia Wild
Harriette French
Lois Stitzel
Lois Lockwood
Betty Hense
Florence Oakley
Eunice Graves
Arminta Davidson
Gladys Brennaman
Mary Ellen Granger
Joan McCann
Phyllis Freeman
Edna Davis
Alice McGowan
Lucille Cone
Kathleen Hoaglin
Winnifred Newlin
Blanche Reynolds
Glee Club
Lois Mollenhauer
Arlene Quass
Frances Ellenberger
Maxine McCreary
Evelyn Nelson
Pearl Drips
Georgia Dailey
Evelyn Brenneman
Frances Johnson
Evelyn Johnson
Margaret Forbes
Helen Sweeney
Naomi Bills
Virginia Self
Emma Teply
Mary Anne Lehr
Vivian Home
Helen Drake
Dorothy Drake
Josephine Jones
Beulah Etzel
Margaret Trpkosh
Bernice Sidlinger
Dorothy Fillmore
Mary Boose
Frances Smith
John Shirley
Edward Hanne
Raymond Kinser
Sam Jackson
Ralph Hanson
Billy Campbell
Robert la Mont
Marguerite Michel
Lyle Manson
Willis Gramman
Robert Manson
Marion School Notes Mixes Choruses At Junior High
Miss Rose Wilcox announces names for two mixed choruses at Marion junior high. Eighth grade list includes Paul Coon Justin Kinkead Oran Covington and many others with accompanists Kathryn McElwain Nancy Ellen Hanscom and Theresa Farley. Seventh grade chorus features Harold Miller Leroy Overall Robert Carey and more, accompanist Virginia Beiber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Knowlton
Helen Hamm
Helen Biddick
Kathryn McElwain
Betty Mae Marchant
Bonnalee Clark
Jean Bowdish
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Theo Waline
Grace Donovan
Barbara Price
Jean Rae Wells
Virginia Pyle
June Milner
Theresa Farley
Betty Jean Saunders
Maxine Brooks
Catherine Peckosh
Betty Whiting
Lois Leidigh
Mildred Wickham
Dorothy Sills
Helene Fiedler
Lorraine Muhlhausen
Harold Miller
Leroy Overall
Robert Carey
Melvin Arp
Danny Sills
Jerry Gerrans
Perry Knapp
Robert Ozburn
Jack North
Richard Arp
Robert Oakley
Bruce Phillips
Nolan Nelson
Norman Zier
Roy Graves
Robert Marsh
Billy Kramer
Darlene Keenan
Ruth Culver
Virginia Beiber
Miss Wilcox
Burns
Supt. Vernon
West
J. L. Papes
James Whitcomb Riley
Cedar Rapids Woman Heads Iowa Nurses Association
Myrtle McAhren of Cedar Rapids becomes president of the Iowa Association of Registered Nurses after a year as president-elect and first vice president. Sara ONeill of Sioux City was named president-elect for the coming year. Other officers include Leila Reine and Bertha Harvey as chairs in private duty and public health sections respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Association of Registered Nurses
Myrtle McAhren
Cedar Rapids
Sara O'Neill
Sioux City
M. Alberta
Council Bluffs
Mary Fahey
Iowa City
Frances Pedersen
Dubuque
Leila Reine
Muscatine
Clara Anderson
Des _ Moines
Ethel Olson
France Pays Last Honors To Barthou
Louis Barthou who was assassinated in Marseilles last Tuesday was carried to his tomb in Paris on Saturday. President Lebrun and international dignitaries followed the flag-draped casket as Premier Gason Doumergue spoke the funeral oration on the Esplanade des Invalides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Barthou
Marseilles
President Lebrun
France
Gason Doumergue
Esplanade Des Invalides
Hutchins May Take NRA Role on Leave from Chicago University
Chicago reports say University of Chicago President Robert M. Hutchins may take a year's leave to serve as a high NRA official. Hutchins refused to confirm or deny the rumor and said any government appointment should be announced by Washington. Trustees declined to comment. Hutchins became president in 1929 at age thirty and led reforms in education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
NRA
Hutchins
Washington
University
Gill is acquitted in Gentry slaying plot
Jefferson Wisconsin jury found 59 year old Carrie Gill known as Sunshine Lady not guilty of plotting the murder of Earl B. Gentry former Ku Klux Klan bodyguard. The trial lasted about six and a half hours after more than a week of testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson, Wis
Carrie Gill
Earl B. Gentry
Careless Driver Summoned in Eastbourne Court
William Kemp, aged 90, was summoned to the police court in Eastbourne for driving his 28 year old car without due care and attention. The incident occurred as authorities noted the careless operation on a local street. Kemp faced the summons as prosecutors prepared formal charges and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastbourne
England
William Kemp
Marion area churches publish weekly service schedule
A church listings page outlines weekly programs for multiple congregations including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St Paul Evangelical Lutheran, Neighborhood Chapel, Prairie Chapel and Seventh Day Church of God. Details include Sunday school times, worship services, sermon topics, and leaders or choirs where provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
America
St. Joseph's Catholic
T. J
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Gilbert Clemens
Mr. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
H. M. Titus
Epworth League
Oxford Club
W. E. Fisher
Rose Wilcox
Irvin Ford
St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
William Mathis
Prairie Chapel
Hubert Thomas
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Carl Carver
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Howe Sound
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Edward B. Gosnell
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Cedar Rapids Lodge
de la Hunt
Marion News
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Harold Scott
Clara Louise Roberts
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Lloyd Wayne
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
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Marengo
Palo
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Joe Mekota
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Waukegan
Ill
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Marion Township
Shaver Park
Jean Merrill
Rueben Conger Merrill
Florence Conrad
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Memorial Hall
C. J. Biddle
Bible School
James Cippera
North Seventeenth Street
M. O. Winter
Ceedar Rapids
Ada Knodle
Milburns
T. A. Yocom
Nurses’ Association
Barthou
Gazette
Marion Churches
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