Demand Pushes Up Hog Prices At Chicago Market
Hog prices rise with top steers around $560 at Chicago and firm national volumes. AP reports receipts at major yards near 34,400 with steady to higher quotes for 180 to 290 pound hogs, weighted by regional markets in Iowa, Des Moines, and surrounding states.
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Gerade
Sde of Fond
Saes
Best
TOWA
DES Moines AP - At
Dent Agri- Cent
Pterer
Chicago
Cruces
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Mason City
Des Moines
Austin
Austin Minn
Grain and cash wheat prices across Cedar Rapids and Chicago markets
Grain movement notes show Cedar Rapids misc grain prices with wheat around 98c and various bids for oats barley and rye. Chicago cash quotes list No 2 red wheat at 194 and No 3 hard near 1034, with corn values and barley and seed prices. Minneapolis market reports reflect cash grain receipts and protein grades for northern and Montana wheats, with prices ranging around 108 to 149 per unit and related rye and corn values.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street Dullness Marginal Market Gains Langs
New York stocks showed little movement as dull trading dominated Monday with transfers near 350,000 shares. Firms like Allied Chemical and Universal Leaf Tobacco held firm while blue chips such as U S Steel and General Motors remained virtually unchanged amid a quiet bond and grain scene.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Jewel Tea
Universal Leaf Tobacco
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Santa Fe
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco B
Reynolds Metals
Ingersoll Rand
Standard Oil
California
National Distillers
Schenley
Safeway Stores
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific
Loews
Johns-Manvike l
Gillette
Baldwin Locomotive Preferred
Reynolds Tobacco
Montgomery Ward
American Can
Westinghouse
DuPont
Bethlehem Steel
Kroger Grocery
Local hog prices show slight change on market
Hog prices on the local market remain steady overall with 180 to 220 pound grades rising 5 to 10 cents. The top price holds at 5.30 dollars.
Bond Markets in New York Close Amid Mixed Treasuries
The New York bond market showed varied results as Treasuries posted mixed yields. Prices for Liberty and Treasury issues fluctuated, with some notes down slightly while others held firm around key maturities.
Markets Chicago 1AM Butter Receipts and Poultry Notes
Chicago market notes show butter receipts at 10 002 attady creamery aperinis and 193 scores, with 2B 4929 extras and 701BBe frets. Poultry receipts 220 trucks steady, hens 4 cents, leghorn hens 0 cents, turkeys 16 cents, ducks 12 cents. Potatoes receipts 195 on track 959 total 8 shipments. Wisconsin round whites No 3, Idaho russets US No 2 quoted. New York butter receipts 70 933 with firm creamery price and 289 620 ac extea 192 scores.
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Chicago
Attady Creamery Aperinis
Ander
Rock Springs
Bunoos
Winnipeg market eases as government moves to curb wheat trading
Indications of Winnipeg market restrictions eased wheat futures late on the Chicago board, with prices finishing lower across wheat down 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 cents, corn off about 3 4/5 cents, and oats down around 4 to 5 cents. Trade focused on Argentina rust damage and Ottawa’s government price controls, with hedging and cautious activity prevailing amid a light selling tone.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Longs
Ottawa
Bennett
J. I. MacFarland
Western Wheat Pools
Argentina
R. O. Cromwell
Lamson Bros & Co
Santa Fe
Buenos Aires
Commercial standards and poultry prices in Chicago market
A market brief lists assorted poultry prices and standards including dressed poultry grades with fresh and frozen prices for chickens fowls turkeys ducks and old roosters. Live poultry rates and express freight terms are noted along with refrigerator and butter futures and storage standards.
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Roosters
Ducks
Chicago Produce Futures
Chicago
Fire destroys Sigma Phi Epsilon house at Baker University
A Sunday blaze at Baker University in Baldwin Kansas destroyed the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house. The fire started on the roof, with faulty wiring blamed for the烧. Insurance covered part of the roughly 10000 dollar loss.
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Baldwin, Kan
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Baker University
Edward W Backus Dies in Midtown Hotel Heart Attack
Edward W. Backus former head of the Minnesota and Ontario Paper company died suddenly at 545 am Monday in a midtown hotel. The hotel reported he suffered a heart attack.
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New York
Edward W. Backus
Minneapolis
Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company
Turkey marks eleventh birthday of Angora province celebration
Eleven years old Angora province in Turkey marked its eleventh birthday as the government highlighted progress. Officials presented events in Ankara noting development projects and a display of local culture and achievements since establishment.
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Angora
Turkey
Deaths Josef Kotaska 70 longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Josef Kotaska 70 died suddenly at his Cedar Rapids home after a heart attack at 8 30 a m Sunday Born in Bohemia February 5 1864 he came to the United States at age five settling in Spillville He lived in Cedar Rapids the last fifty years Was employed at Rock Island shops twenty three years retired fifteen years ago Surviving are two children Edward and Mrs Stanley Vesely four grandchildren four brothers and two sisters Funeral services Tuesday at 2 30 p m in the Barta chapel conducted by Theodore B Hluba cek Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call Monday evening
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Josef Kotaska
Fourteenth Avenue
Bohemia
Spillville
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Stanley Vesely
Edward Kotaska
Frank
James
John
Louis Kotaska
Anna Tabor
Spring Valley
Minn
Patrick Downing
Seattle
Wash
Mladocech Lodge
Barta Chapel
Theodore B. Hlubacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Lester Martin
Funeral services for Mrs Lester Martin of 146 Thirty-third street SE will be held at 1 30 p m Tuesday in the Gaffney Moore chapel Rev E Winslow Brown officiating Burial will be at Hopkinton She died Sunday morning from injuries after being struck by a car Saturday night Born June 18 1881 in Hopkinton she had lived in Cedar Rapids sixteen years She is survived by her husband ten children two sisters and two brothers and fifteen grandchildren Friends may call at the chapel
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Lester Martin
Thirty-third Street
Gaffney-Moore Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
Hopkinton
Martin
Cedar Rapids
Harvey Harford
John McKeever
Monticello
Lawrence Martin
Marion
Howard Martin
Waverly
William Corley
Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Ind
Eldridge
Roy
Thomas
Ray Martin
William Miller
Joseph Jakubec
Thomas Saunders
Ray DeWald
Miss Loretta M Smith Rkp of Cedar Rapids Passes at 31
Miss Loretta M Smith 31 died at her Cedar Rapids home 1207 First avenue W at 1 10 am Monday after a lingering illness Born in Independence she had lived in Cedar Rapids nineteen years She leaves mother Mrs Isaiah Smith Independence sisters Mrs Mabel Buchholz Samuel I Smith Joseph E Smith Mrs Ella Weber Independence Miss Alice V Smith at home and Mrs Lottie Sliss Cedar Rapids Services at St Patrick s church Independence at 9 am Wednesday then 2 pm at Swan and Leytze chapel burial in St John s Independence Burial will follow the Rosary recited by Women s Catholic Order of Foresters No 727 at 8 tonight at the Smith home 1207 First avenue W
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Loretta M. Smith
First Avenue
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Miss Smith
Rapid Employment Agency
Shad
First Avenue W
Mrs Anna Heller Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Anna Heller aged 80 of 258 Nineteenth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids died at 10 am Sunday after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia she had resided in Cedar Rapids for many years and is survived by several nieces and nephews in Oak Park Illinois. Funeral arrangements announced later. The Rosary will be recited by Father Frank Hruby at 8 pm Tuesday at the Kuba funeral home where friends may call.
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Anna Heller
Nineteenth Avenue
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Oak Park
Frank Hruby
Kuba
Death Notices for Josef Jasa of Linn and Family
Josef Jasa 69 died at his daughter Mrs. Wesley J. Miller’s Linn home at 2 p m Sunday after a long illness Survived by daughter Mrs Anna Greene Wilmington Calif another daughter Rudolph Cedar Rapids five grandchildren and sister Mrs Antonie Stanck Linn Body at Barta chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Josef Jasa
Wesley J. Miller
Linn
Miller
Anna Greene
Wilmington
Calif
Rudolph
Cedar Rapids
Antonie Stanck
Barta Chapel
Funeral services for Margaret Windolf to be held
Funeral services for Margaret Marie Windolf daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Windolf 1221 B avenue NW will be held at 2 p m Tuesday from the Beatty chapel with Rev August Cramer officiating Burial will be in Linwood cemetery The little girl was fatally injured at 1 p m Saturday when struck by an automobile driven by Earl Kraft of Van Horne near her home
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Margaret Marie Windolf
Charles Windolf
B Avenue NW
Beatty Chapel
August Cramer
Linwood Cemetery
Earl Kraft
van Horne
Local Births Reported From Mercy and St Luke’s Hospitals
A series of birth notices list newborns to many area couples. newborns include a son born Oct 27 at Mercy to Chalupnik. a daughter Oct 28 to Sedjacek. a son Oct 29 to McGuire. a son Oct 29 to Serovy. a daughter Oct 27 at St Luke’s to Van Cleve. a son Oct 29 to France. and a 2 744 pound son Oct 28 at St Luke’s to Ashby whose wife Irene Smid hails from Cedar Rapids.
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Renee
Jerry Chalupnik
Eighth Street
Mercy Hospital
Milo Sed- Jacek
Eighteenth Street
Glenn McGuire
Ellis Boulevard
Emil Serovy
L Street
R. B. van Cleve
Elmhurst Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Ernest J. France
Fifteenth Avenue
I. H. Ashby
Oakland Avenue
Ashby
Irene Smid
Cedar Rapids
Marriage Licenses for Louis G Muller and Valeria M Hulls
Louis G Muller of Monona and Valeria M Hulls of West Union received licenses to marry. The filing documents indicate both parties are residents of their respective cities and plan a formal nuptial ceremony in the near future.
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Louis G Muller
Monona
Valeria M. Hulls
West Union
Marion rally to feature John M Redmond in Legion hall
John M. Redmond of Robins, a leading Linn county Democrat, will speak at a Tuesday night rally at 8 in the Legion hall. The event invites all voters to hear discuss issues of the November 6 general election. Music precedes the rally by a quartet including Warren Gustin, Mrs Koppenhaver, and D B Christie, with Luther Fuhrmeister leading pop songs and Mrs Otto Schluter at the piano.
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John M. Redmond
Robins
Linn County
Legion Hall
Warren Gustin
W. G. Koppenhaver
D. B. Christie
Luther Fuhrmeister
Cedar Rapids
Otto Schluter
Seventy-Percent? Fifteen Percent Dividend Authorized at Marion Bank
District Judge H C Ring approved a fifteen percent dividend for depositors of the closed Commercial Savings Bank of Marion. The payout, about $50,000, follows the bank receivership begun June 1, with checks ready in roughly two weeks. The court also accepted the receiver D W Bates’s first quarterly report showing cash on hand of $48,839.18 as of Sept 30.
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Commercial Savings Bank of
Marion
H.C. Ring
D. W. Bates
O. A. Conwell
Linn County Federation meeting urged by Mount Vernon woman
Mrs. L R Miller of Mount Vernon, president of the Linn County Federation of Women’s clubs, calls Marion club women to attend the county federation meeting at Central City on Thursday. Clubs should share one outstanding achievement from the past year. The gathering opens at 10 am with no registration fee. Lunch will be served at noon. Dean T R McConnell of Cornell College Mount Vernon will speak on What Shall We Teach Our Children. A large Marion turnout is expected.
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L. R. Miller
Mount Vernon
Linn County Federation of Women's Clubs
Marion Club
County Federation
Central City
Dean T. R. McConnell
Cornell College
Marion
Linn chapter De Molay to open new club rooms tonight
The Linn chapter No 900 Order of De Molay will open its new club rooms this evening with a 6 30 picnic supper inviting De Molays, their families, former members and Masons. DeWayne Dickey heads menu. officers to be elected later. Also notes social and civic items from the area.
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Linn
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
Perry boys attend Minnesota game and birthday dinner
A group of Perry boys including Jack Lies Billy West Jerry Stoner and Cot tom Nead came to attend the Minnesota game and called Saturday morning in the Edwards home Mrs George Gilmore entertained at dinner Sunday for her daughter Mrs Ethelyn Oakley on her birthday Covers were laid for nine with guests Miss Eva Smith Dean Sauerbry of Strawberry Point Mr and Mrs Hillis Gill Mr and Mrs Ivan Gilmore and Leonard Holden present
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Minnesota
Perry Boys
Jack Lies
Billy West
Jerry Stoner
Cottom Nead
Edwards
George Gilmore
Ethelyn Oakley
Eva Smith
Dean Sauerbry
Strawberry Point
Hillis Gill
Ivan Gilmore
Leonard Holden
Gazette offers reward for immorality in ads
Classified snippets offer rewards and notices across diverse items. Mentions reward for information leading to arrest and conviction for immoral use of want ads, plus rifle shells, boots, vests, paints, stockings, insurance on trusses, piano lessons for exchange, knitting items, rummage sale, moving services, tailored suits and more. Names include Armstrong’s, Richards College Pharmacy, Sherwin-Williams, Temple Judah Sisterhood, Glasgow Tailor. Local numbers and store ads indicate a bustling classifieds page.
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The
Gazette
Informaton
Ee Armstrong
Richards College Pharmacy
1St Ave
All Saints
Sherwin-Williams CO
Coods
C_R Knitting Co
Temple Judah _ Siterh
Grand
Kenwood
Glasgow Tallore
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Buffalo
Lamson Brothers and Co
Brow
Sinclair
Sinclair’s
Ciead
ATI
Crete Crass
CUBS
Dats
Snr
Hyer
Barry
Herne
Veeetablen
Ira
Cantatia Valencias Se
North
Wal
Kansas
Cute
Wall St
J. Z. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Ills Central
Alaska Juneau
Indus Rayon
Allegheny Corp
Eevee
Allied Chem
Intl Cement
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corp
Intl Nickel
Tel & Tel
Cor & Fd
Johns Manville
Kelly
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kresge
Am'n Metals
Kroger G & B
Rad & SS
Lambert See Ain'n Roll Mills
Libby Owens
Loews, Inc
Bteel Fdys
Loose Wiles
Lorillard P
McIntyre
McKesson Rob
Mathieson Ark
Ark Nat
Armour
Maytag
Miami Copper
Atchison T&sf
Atlantic
Mo. Kans
Tex
Auburn Auto
Monsanto
Aviation
Nash Motors
Baornsdall
Biscuit
Beatrice Cry
Cash
Bendix
Dairy Pro
Best & Co
Natl
Heth Steel
Natl Steel
Boeing Wee
N ¥ Central
Bohn Alum
NH & H
Wa Borden Co
Noranda Mines
Borg Warner
Norf & West
Briggs
Penna
Penney J C
Crrro de Pasco
Peoples Gas
Ches & Chio
Phelps Dodge
Stp&p
Proctor Gambel
Cheo & N
Ol' Chio RI & P
Sperry Corp
Cudahy Pke
Standard Gas
Tha Curtis Wright
Coes
Ind
del St
Stand NJ
Dome Mines
Stew Warner
Douglas Air
Stone Webster
Studebaker
Eaton
Tex Corpn
Elec Hoar
Tex Gut S
Elec Pow L
Tidewater Y
Elec Bond
Timken RB
Trans-Ameries
Ford England
Union Carbide
Foster Wheeler
Union Pac
Fox Film
sUni Aircraft
UN Air Lines
Amen Tren
Uni Corpu
Gen Baking Taunt Founders
Gien Ciears
United Fruit
Elec
Uni Gas Co
Gen Foods
Uni Gas Imp
Gen Motors
Callette S
Cumbel Bros
Au & Rubber
Gudden Co
Ceald Tarat Delay
Goodrich
Gathan
FilaWard
Ita Chaham Paige
O'S
Warner Bros
Chont Wan Sur
Hazel Atlas
Wilson Co
Hiram ‘Walker
Woolworth
Howe Sound
Nudson Motors
Unastown ST
Asbeat
Hedlomn
Aqid
Libby McNeil
Marshall
Ruther Bros
Chicana Corpn
Suilt. Co
Comy Edison
Swift Intl
Cord Corpn
Genesehold
Iestock Thecagh
Oman
Pev
Bo Tidy
Carty
ST Paul Livestone
Tyes Agriculture
James E. Bennett & CO
NEW York Stock Exchange
York
Mies
Paul Pote
Bt Puy
Rainey
U_ B
Pew Tos
Foberty
Liberty
Treasury
NSFW
France
Norway
Sweden
Spain
Portia
RON Vinteary
Asus
NOW
Ieesh
Fraternity
Mrs. Martin
Margaret Windolf
Marion News
Commercial Savings
C E. Pearson
Marshalltown
Clifford Barnes
T. A. Cunningham
Sixth Avenue
John Bunting
Mrs
Philip Bunting
Seward Coppes
Onslow
Lloyd Peterson
Ralph
Darrell Peiper
Lisbon
Kathryn Schulz
Marengo
Fred Lutz
Harley Bowser
Barbara Ann
L. R. Blackledge
A. J. Keyes
Adeliza Daniels
Eighth Avenue
Minnie
Metta Whitcomb
Springville
Bert Whitcomb
Ethel Hart
Marvin
Mrs. F. DuFour
Betty Howell
Jeanette Titus
Iowa City
Shirley Briggs
John Ely Briggs
Christopher Rames
Elizabeth
C. N Owen
Henry Miller
Fifteenth Street
Mothers Club
George Reichard
W. A. Edwards
Dale
O. C. Spalding
Vinton
E. W. Grandquist
Marie
Moline
O. O. P. Club
D. K. Smith
Seventeenth Street
M. Carson
Irving Finger
Osceola Lodge
Grove City
Charles A. Ward
Fourteenth Street
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
de Molay
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Harold Howe
Phyllis Baldwin
Cecil Williams
Helen Markle
Veronica Hansley
Mildred Walker
J. H. Girard
Conesville
Catherine Stanton
G. O. Pyle
Theristrial Club
George P. Whitney
H. N. Strader
Book Club
A. A. Hardin
L. C. Dow
Ameigo Club
George Wagner
Perry
Ross Edwards
County Club Meeting
William McGowan
E. E. Parsons
Keith Hunter
J. E. Hunter
Telfair Cline
Burlington
C. A. Cline
Grant Peterson
Marjorie Peterson
Sterling, St
Janet Lothian
Elizabeth Sloss
Ames
Iowa State College
Teresa Naso
Postville
Pauline Naso
Diana Fret Club
Mrs. Willis Sheets
Grace Koppenhaver
the Gazette
Handicraft Club No. 1
Harold Mullaly
Hugh Hutton
Harry Adee
LeRoy Benedict
C. H. Keenan
Paris
Ellmont School
Luva Avis
Darlene Keenan
Roy Ehlers
Emma , Johnson
Helen
Leona
Johnson
Arthur Foreman
Bessie Johnson
Foreman
Rose Foreman
Robert Foreman
Howard Hanson
Miss Hanson
Zach Addont
United States Maila
Williams
Humboldt
A C. Naibert
Longwood Drive
Joe McDonald
Downtown
Haldweed Entertainment
Viking Accordion
O'S. P
Johnnie
Richard Tralloween
Jack's Tavern
Joe Matvello
Plantation Inn
Playboys
Atlas
Kate
Lafayette
Silver Palace
Ave
Union Beer
Union Music
Peter Sbach
Abrams Beer Parlor
Columbia Hall
Stona City Orchestra
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