Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Moderate Supplies
Chicago and Omaha livestock markets report hog receipts around 2,500 to 4,000 head with prices steady to firm up to 3.40 per pound for select 190-219 lb hogs, while lower grades lag. Cattle and sheep receipts show mixed activity as feeders and end users adjust expectations against tighter overall supply.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Iits
Ibthus Weber
Faly Sienéy Buk Soriec Rare Andience Lambs
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis Ory
Indianapol Waves
Cleveland Woesemneas
Eecreear
Buffalo Easereeen
Cincinnaty
Wheat Makes Sharp Gains on Chicago Board
Wheat rose sharply on the Chicago Board of Trade finishing about a cent higher as stocks rallied and buyers covered. May futures dipped early but recovered to end 1 to 1 4 cents higher with corn and oats also gaining modestly. receipts totaled 16 cars.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Mos
Liverpool
Ege
Eapolis
Cora
Grain Movement Highlights Cash Wheat and Corn Quotes
Chicago cash grain prices show No 2 hard 49.60 cents, No 1 mixed 49.60, and various bids for wheat and corn. Minneapolis notes slight gains with No 1 northern at 52 cents, and No 1 dark northern at 54 to 56 cents. oats and barley quoted with typical grades and seed prices.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Wall Street Stocks Rebound Sharply Amid Broad Gains
The New York market surged as major issues climbed 2 to 8 points before easing. turnover neared 2.3 million shares. American Telephone Union Pacific Allied Chemical Santa Fe led gains while Case and U.S. Steel pared early advances amid a buoyant session.
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NEW York
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Alled Chemical
Santa Fe
Case
Wall Street
Shorts
U. S. Steel Common
New York Central
Southern Pacific
du, Pont
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J
Western Union
American Tobacco “B
International Harvester
Johns Manville
American Can
Eastman
Westinghouse
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Eos prices on the local market are steady with no changes on Friday and the top holding at 3.10. Calf market shows choice 240 280 lb around 75.00 to 75.00 in the 130 190 lb range 3.00 to 4.00. Sheep market lists lambs 75 85 lb around 4 005.00 with heavier lambs priced by quality.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Hoover recovers after 3000 handshakes at White House
President Hoover, bruised but in good physical condition, retired early from a reception after shaking hands with more than 3,000 guests. White House physician Capt. Joel Boone said the bruising in the right hand came from vigorous handclasps. Hoover planned to deliver a Cleveland address Saturday night.
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Washington
White House
Hoover
Judiciary
American Bar Association
Joel T. Boone
Boone
Capt. Boone
Cleveland
West Virginian Elected President of Bar Association
Washington INS reports the American Bar Association elected Clarence E. Martin of Martinsburg West Virginia as president with ten vice presidents from circuits one through ten, four new executive committee members, and reelects Treasurer John H Voorhees of Sioux Falls and Secretary William P. MacCracken Jr. of Washington.
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Washington
INS
Federal Judicial Circuit
American Bar Association
Clarence E. Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leslie P. Snow
Rochester
Herbert M. Bierce
Winona
Minn
J. Henry la Brum
Philadelphia
Morris A. Soper
Baltimore
James A. Baker
Houston
Oscar C. Hull
Detroit
Louis A. Lecher
Milwaukee
Jesse A. Miller
Des Moines
Charles A. Beardsley
Oakland
Orie Phillips
Denver
George M Smith
Salt Lake City
William Ransom
New York City
J. F. O’connell
Boston
A. L. Scott
John H. Voorhees
Sioux Falls
S. C
William P. MacCracken, Jr
Richard Bentley
Chicago
Olive G. Ricker
Daughter Of Davis Granted Divorce In Reno
Mrs. Julia Davis Adams daughter of John W Davis the 1924 Democratic nominee was granted a Reno divorce on cruelty charges from William McMillan Adams a prominent New Yorker after a ten minute trial behind closed doors
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Reno. Nev
INS
Julia Davis Adams
John W Davis
William McMillan Adams
Thelma Todd In Critical State
Thelma Todd, blonde motion picture actress, was in critical condition in a Los Angeles hospital after major surgery and ensuing peritonitis. Her husband Pasquala de Cieco, a New York sports man, was at her bedside.
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Los Angeles
Thelma Todd
Pasquala de Cieco
New York
Jessie Bonstelle dies star maker of stage and screen
Detroit obituary notes Jessie Bonstelle known as the star maker died of a heart attack at her home. Blairs town barber Rex Jackson sells shop to Carl Wilson and will move to the Meyers farm three and a half miles west of Blairs town on the Lincoln highway. Jackson has run a barber shop and mink farm for ten years. Wilson joins Jackson’s business. Ernest Peck serves as chairman.
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Detroit
INS
Jessie Bonstelle
Blairstown
Rex Jackson
Carl Wilson
Meyers
Lincoln Highway
Jackson
Wilson
Ernest Peck
Market notes on Minneapolis flour shipments and prices
Prices for flour shipments and related commodities show mixed trends with figures around 34.149 for pure blends and 87 S04 for standard middlings. Record shows declines in certain markets and references to several origin points and trade terms, including Western regions and Iowa.
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Vlolig Market
Mihheapolia
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Church Events
Shueyville church plans Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m a basket dinner at 1 30 p m quarterly conference at 2 p m and Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m St Johns church Lisbon hosts chicken dinner and supper Advertisement Cedar Rapids chapter No 194 Order of Ahepa meets at 8 p m in Moose hall Fresh shipment Jones sausage available at Hladky s 1600 4th Ave Edna Newell Ray soprano with Mrs Lorine Burdyne Lacy to broadcast a 15 minute program of songs Friday night over WMT Waterloo Mr and Mrs C E Wheatland 2312 Fourth Ave SE have returned from Pleasant Plains Ill where Mr Wheatland s mother Mrs Z L Wheatland died Monday Funeral services were held Wednesday at Pleasant Plains Mrs Wheatland is survived by a daughter Mrs Warren Plunkett of Pleasant Plains.
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Shueyville
Christian Endeavor
Edna Newell Ray
Lorine Burdyne Lacy
WMT
Waterloo
C. E. Wheatland
Fourth Avenue SE
Pleasant Plains
Wheatland
Z. L. Wheatland
Communion Preparatory Service at First United Presbyterian
A service preparatory to Communion will be observed Sunday at 11 a.m. Members of the First United Presbyterian church will hold a service Friday evening at 7 30. Persons seeking church membership by profession of faith or letter are asked to meet with the session at the close of this service.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian pastors return from Iowa synod trip
The Rev. Robert McCune of Grande Avenue United Presbyterian church the Rev. W Greer McCrory of First United Presbyterian and J M Gordon returned Thursday from Washington Iowa where they attended the Iowa synod of the United Presbyterian churches held there Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday.
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Robert McCune
Grande Avenue United
Driver’s License Suspended for Speeding Plea
Shramek of 235 Eleventh Street Marion pled guilty to speeding at arraignment before Judge Thomas B. Powell. The judge imposed a suspended $15 fine plus costs and suspended the driving license for thirty days.
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Shramek
Eleventh Street
Marion
Thomas B. Powell
Powell
Beth Jacob Congregation Announces Weekend Services
The Congregation Beth Jacob at 212 A Avenue NW will hold services Friday at 8 15 p m Saturday at 9 a m and Sunday at 9 a m Rabbi A Neuberger and Cantor B Rosenberg will conduct the services.
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Beth Jacob
A Avenue NW
A. Neuberger
B. Rosenberg
Civic Forum to Meet at Peoples Church
The first session of the Civic Forum will be held at Peoples church Third avenue and Sixth street SE at 8 o'clock Friday night. A discussion on The Farm Holiday Movement will be led by A. G. Thurman Arthur Hoover and Arthur Huntington with Joe McCormick presiding. All interested may attend with no admission fee.
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Civic Forum
Peoples Church
Third Avenue
Sixth Street SE
A. G. Thurman
Linn County
Arthur Hoover
Linn County Farm Holiday Association
Arthur Huntington
Joe McCormick
Cedar Rapids Tribune
Car Break In At Night Near Quaker Oats Plant
John Wagner reported a theft from his vehicle on Thursday evening. The door handle was broken and a blanket, trench coat, and flashlight were stolen. The car had been parked near the Quaker Oats plant from 9 to 11 p.m.
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John Wagner
B Avenue NW
Bachelors Club Holds First Annual Dinner
The Bachelors club of St. Paul’s Methodist church met for its first annual dinner at the Carterette Thursday at 8 p.m. Fourteen couples attended followed by a social time.
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Bachelors Club
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Carterette
Death notices from Norway and Cedar Rapids deaths
Mrs. Augusta Kline 32 wife of E E Kline Norway school superintendent dies after five weeks in hospital with three children surviving and family in Eddyville Hartman relatives listed Janeba and Brosh chapel to handle arrangements Samuel L Bean 54 dies at home 62 Seventeenth Ave SW Cedar Rapids survived by Mae and three children others in area funeral arrangements at Lesinger Polansky chapel Leo F Gorman funeral set St Patrick s church 930 am Saturday burial Mount Calvary Raymond Hutton funeral 2 pm Saturday Turner chapel burial Linwood cemetery
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E. E. Kline
Norway
Kline
Betty
Robert
Ruth
Walter A. Hartman
Eddyville
Fred Noe
Mary Barnett
Harold Hartman
Dunkerton
Janeba and Brosh Chapel
Samuel L. Bean
Seventeenth Avenue
Aingering
Nashua
Cedar Rapids
Mae
Mert
Lloyd
Bettina
Chris Danielson
Owen, Wis
R. L
Jay
Orin
Clyde Bean
Art Cain
J B. Marsh
Minneapolis
Lesinger- Polansky Chapel
Leo Gorman
Leo F. Gorman
St. Patrick's Church
Father Lenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Raymond Hutton
Turner Chapel
William G Feller
Linwood Cemetery
Messinger & Son
Sth &T
Kissich's
3Rd St. NE
M. Scheer
Mfg
First Lutheran Church
10Th Bt
3Rd Ave
V. Speracek
Merchant Tailor
Richards College
Heinze Elec. Co
1St St
Suthers
1St Ave
15Th St
Cedar Rapide
Guar
Dolph
3Rd St
Niece of Local Woman Dies in Clyde Pneumonia Death
Mrs. Lucille Webster of 417 Tenth Street NW learned of her niece Mrs. Nina Coleman’s death at her Clyde home on October 7 due to pneumonia. She had made annual visits each year.
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Lucille Webster
Tenth Street
Nina Coleman
Clyde
Nadomade
Mrs Coleman Noted Radio Entertainer Passes Away
The obituary notes Mrs Coleman a talented musician and radio entertainer from Toledo. She is survived by her husband Ralph Coleman and two young daughters.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Mary Rittenburg Rites Planned After Sudden Death
Mrs. Mary Rittenburg 59 wife of Chance Rittenburg died suddenly at her home 1111 Second Street SE at 11 a m Friday after a stroke. Born Cedar Rapids Jan 1 1873 she lived here all her life. Survived by husband two sons Fred Fiala Cedar Rapids George Fiala Glenwood two daughters Eva Franks Cedar Rapids Rose Robb Moline four brothers Charles Fred Severa Cedar Rapids Jerry Horace Severa address unknown a sister Louise Perry East Moling Ill Funeral services at Janeba and Brosh chapel to be announced later.
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Mary Rittenburg
Chance Rittenburg
Second Street
Cedar Rapids
Fred Fiala
George Fiala
Glenwood
Eva Franks
Rose Robb
Moline
Charles
Fred Severa
Jerry
Horace Severa
Louise Perry
East Moling
Ill
Infant Stamy Dies After Hospital Stay
Dean Allen Stamy infant son of Mr and Mrs Allen Stamy of 1605 I avenue NE died at a local hospital Tuesday afternoon and funeral services were held in the Yocom chapel at Marion Wednesday.
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Stamy
Dean Allen Stamy
Allen Stamy
I Avenue NE
Yocom Chapel
Marion
Mrs Loder Vanarsdale Funeral Service Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Loder Vanarsdale were conducted at Mount Zion Baptist Church at 2 30 p.m. Monday by Reverend A M Smith. Burial followed at Linwood Cemetery with calling hours at Beatty chapel.
East Moline Man Freed By Kidnappers
Adheman Huughe of East Moline was released Friday after being kidnapped on October 6. He returned home with no ransom paid and said his abductors released him in East Moline, noting stories of wealth were unfounded.
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Moline
Adheman Huughe
East Moline
Huughe
Peoria
Marriage Licenses for Robert Manton Covert and Mary Louise Byrnes
Chicago resident Robert Manton Covert and Cedar Rapids resident Mary Louise Byrnes obtained marriage licenses, signaling their forthcoming nuptials. The couple plans to wed in a ceremony yet to be announced, pending standard statutory requirements.
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Robert Manton Covert
Chicago
Mary Louise Byrnes
Cedar Rapids
Washington Golfers Win City Championship Trophies
At the Golf and Country Club annual meeting on Thursday night cups and trophies were awarded in the city tournament. Walter Wells won the city championship, Stanley Smith as runner up. Class A winner Dr. A W Clow received a loving cup. I W Shenefelt runner up with a medal. Claude Tucker won Class B with Ed Morrison Jr as runner up. T G Lee won Class C with Ed Wells as runner up. A consolation tournament will have a final between Robert Thompson and Guy Carlton.
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Washington
Robert Thompson
Guy Carlton
Walter Wells
Stanley Smith
A. W. Clow
I. W
Iowa Stars Of 1907 To Attend Homecoming
At least eight members of the University of Iowa 1907 football team plan to attend the Hawk Eye homecoming Oct 21 and 22. Confirmed attendees include Charles Kirk Davenport Wil Knowlton I C Hastings Henry Gross and W L Carberry. They will join the Minnesota Iowa game in a body and be introduced at halftime.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeye
Grid
Charles Kirk
Davenport
Wil Knowlton
Chicago
I. C. Hastings
Garner
Henry Gross
W. L. Carberry
Yankton
S. C
Lost and found roundup at local football game and town spots
A purse found at a football game near Cusfield on Friday evening. Lost and found notices include a beagle hound with a reward call in for days. Five keys in a feather container found. Several lost items list footprints in Boston and a fountain pen in the post office with reward offered. Dial numbers provided for each item.
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Cusfield
Gazette
Boston
Beauty Shop Adverts Offer Special Perms and Services
Local beauty establishments promote permanent waves at 2.50 and up, finger waves 50c, shampoos and specials, with multiple salons listed including Frede r ic wave, Mayfair Beauty Shop at 409 Cedar Rauids Sav. Bank and Thomassen's Beauty Shop at 95 3rd Ave. Dial numbers provided for appointments, plus standard haircuts for adults and children.
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Frederic
Lillian Luchy
16Th Ave
Flossie Robbins
Mayfair Beauty Shop
Cedar Rauids Sav. Bank
Open Eye's
Thomassen
3rd_Ave
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2Nd Ave
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