Hog Market Rebounds After Declines Amid Steady Cattle Trade
Receipts show cattle markets dull and irregular as weather tightens demand. Chicago notes stronger to slightly higher on better grade steers while others stay slow. lamb and sheep prices steady with regional variations. Total sales across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis reach about 13 500 head.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo Steel
East St
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
All Grain Prices Fall on Scattered Selling Across Markets
Market notes show widespread liquidation with Wheat and Corn sharply lower after a mid session break. Cash prices eased as receipts appeared. oats traded dull while rye gained briefly on North Dakota acreage forecasts before giving back some of the rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Larcel
Celivenes
Racde
Wadnesday
L.c
Ower
North Dakota
Grain Movement Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain movement patterns shift between Chicago and Minneapolis as heat and transport constraints affect harvest logistics. Officials note rail and river routes adjusting to demand while farmers monitor market signals and storage capacity.
Wall St Stocks End Mixed as Rail Gains Offset Losses
Wall Street closes with a moderate late rally in rails lifting bids while large gains in some issues reduced early losses. U S Steel and Allied Chemical trimmed earlier drops. widespread losses in utilities and chemicals narrowed as the market entered the final hours with a cautious rebound and a steady late zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Tap
Lackawanna Railroad
New York Central
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Pennsylvania
U. S Steel and
Allied Chemical
Market Prices and Produce Notes from Cedar Rapids Market
A scanned Cedar Rapids market snippet shows misc produce and farm items with prices for hay chickens fruits and vegetables. It mentions Cahfornia Valencia oranges lemons watermelons and other goods along with notes on local produce and a stray line about South American plant natives.
Local hog prices rise on Wednesday trend gains
Local hog prices moved upward on Wednesday with a 5 cent advance in top grades. Prime Boss White and Gime Were led the lift, lifting the top price to 65 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White & Gime
Deaths Catherine Dale 1869 1900 Cedar Rapids Resident
Catherine Dale aged 75 died at a local hospital after a short illness. Born February 20 1869 in Wilton Junction she married Sam Dale October 30 1900 and moved to Cedar Rapids where she lived. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs W A Bishop and Mary Katherine reared by the couple five sisters from Wilton Junction. Funeral announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Dale
Ninth Street
Wilton Junction
Sam Dale
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Bishop
Mary Katherine
Elizabeth Ferrell
Joseph Jacobs
Henry Romann
Edward Friedh
St. Patrick's
Keane
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Bednar set for Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Bednar are planned in the Lesinger Polansky chapel at 2 pm Thursday and continue with rites at Rogers Grove Church followed by burial in the local cemetery. The Rev Francis Pokorny will conduct the services.
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Anna Bednar
Lesinger- Polansky
Francis Pokorny
Roger's Grove
Infant son of Dr Hruska dies in city hospital
William Pahl, infant son of Dr and Mrs William F Hruska of 1704 Seventh Avenue SE, died at a local hospital last night.
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Wiliam Pahl
William F. Hruska
Seventh Avenue SE
Anthony George Wendl dies after long illness North of Center Point
George Wendl Anthony aged 97 died at home north of Center Point on August 29 after a long illness. Born August 16 1892 in Ely he was the son of Charles and Mary Anthony. He married Alma Mary Drews February 23 1924 who survives him. He leaves a sister Clara Mathney of Springville and five brothers Charles J of Cedar Rapids Ralph Riley James and Fred all of Omaha. Funeral services will be held at St Pauls Methodist Cedar Rapids at 2 p.m. Thursday. burial in Rogers Grove cemetery near Ely.
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George Wendl Anthony
Center Point
Ely
Charles
Mary Anthony
Alma Mary Drews
Clara Mathney
Springville
Charles J
Cedar Rapids
Ralph
Prairieburg
Riley
James
Fred
Omaha
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Roger's Grove Cemetery
Highway Board Weighs Bids on 70 Miles of Paving
The state highway commission met in closed session to evaluate bids on 70 miles of paving and related road projects funded by federal emergency relief. Bid proposals from contractors and material suppliers were submitted Tuesday, with wage scales of 40 cents for unskilled and 60 cents for skilled labor. Winners were expected to be announced late Wednesday.
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AMES
State Highway Commission
Commission
Maytag Wins Patents for Bottom Agitation Washers
NEW YORK UP The Maytag company of Newton Massachusetts has been granted patent rights on bottom agitation in electric washing machines. The basic principle, long disputed, is now used by leading manufacturers. The patent aims to cleanse fabrics without touching machine walls as garments are driven and swirled by interior water.
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New York
Maytag
O: Newton
Von Gronau's Party Halted In Aleutians By Poor Weather
Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and three companions halted near Kanaga harbor due to radio trouble and bad weather while en route from Dutch Harbor toward Attu. The party paused five hours after takeoff Tuesday, awaiting better flying conditions for their around the world flight. RANDALIA obituary: John Hack, 58, dies at home west of Randalia after long illness. survivors include widow, five children, five sisters, and one brother. services Thursday at Randalia Methodist Church.
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ST Paul Island
Alaska
Ins
Wolfgang von Gronau
Kanaga Harbor
Aleutians
Dutch Harbor
Attu
Coast Guard
Montgomery
Randalia
John Hack
Randala
Harold
Ottumwa
J G Conard
New Virginia
Zenita
Lester
Dorothy
Boone
Henry Stuer
Sumner
Pinkleman
Hawkeye
Anna Zbornik
Madison
Neb
Fred Metrs
Gardner, Ill
Robert Gericke
Sam
Methodist
R. A. Doss
Dunham's Grove Cemetery
Bond Markets Inch On Reactionary Tendencies In New York
Bond traders in New York saw more reactionary movement with speculative rail system pressure persisting. Carrier loans trimmed from fractions to two or more points while bids for the first seven months slipped. railroad earnings declined versus 1931. August car loadings expected to improve. Some bonds, including Santa Fe Great Northern and Canadian Pacific, showed firmness as other rails remained mixed. Industrials and some utilities posted small gains amid a generally quiet United States government section.
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New York
Steels
U. S. Steel Common
Allied Chemical
du Pont
North American Western Union
Santa_ Fe
Union Pacific
Reading
Great Northern Preferred
Case
American Smelting
Eastman
Coca Cola
Bethlehem
National Steel
Kennecott
Anaconda
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Sears
Westinghouse
General Electric
United Corp
American Water Works
Wn Products
National Biscuit
Standard of N. J
Dar’s
API
Santa Fer
Great Northern
Canadian Pacific
Baltimore
Onis
Chicago
North Western
Missouri Pacific
Ulinots Central
Theatines
International Telephone
Philadelphia
Rendine Carl and Tron
Wea
Alls
United
Unites
Unite
Resignation rumor denied by Walker amid health strain
Mayor James J. Walker, bedridden by nervous exhaustion, again denied reports he would resign. He faced uncertain attendance at next Friday’s removal hearings in Albany and at his brother’s funeral in Saranac Lake, while doctors hoped he could travel.
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New York
INS
James J. Walker
George Collins
Franks D. Roosevelt
George F. Walker
Saranac Lake
William Schroeder, Jr
Albany
Collins
District Meeting Of Vasa Lodge In Cedar Rapids
The Iowa-Nebraska district lodge of the Vasa order will meet in Cedar Rapids this weekend with 150 delegates expected. The event opens Saturday at the Montrose hotel with a social in the Crystal room, followed by a sightseeing trip, banquet, and Sunday initiation of 20 candidates by the John Erickson lodge degree team from Rock Island.
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Iowa-Nebraska
Vasa Order of America
Cedar Rapids
Norden
Montrose Hotel
Crystal Room
John Erickson Lodge
Rock Island
Vasa Order
United States
Canada
Sweden
Vasa
Injunction Sought Over Excavation Near Adjacent Home
Hatch and Brookman Co sues N J Baba and contract for Hungerford alleging excavation may weaken the plaintiff’s dwelling wall and cut off eaves on the lot facing Fourth Street NW. The court schedules a temporary injunction hearing for Sept 6 at 9 am before Judge A B Clark.
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Hatch and Brookman Company
N. J. Baba
A. F. Hungerford
Baba
Hungerford
Fourth Street
Hatch and Brookman
A. B. Clark
Illinois O11 Company suit against Pilicer Petroleum settled
An action filed in district court by Illinois O11 against Pilicer Petroleum A Pilicer and Freida Pilicer was settled and dismissed before Judge H C Ring.
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Ilinois O11 Company
Pilicer Petroleum Company
A. Pilicer
Freida Pilicer
H. C Ring
Charge Flaws In Luce Indictment
Davenport AP reports Luce faces a demurrer in district court challenging an eight year old indictment for the murder of Ethel Collicott, a Cedar Rapids used car dealer. Attorneys argue the exact date of death is not definite, noting the indictment cites March 18 1924 as an approximate date.
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Davenport
District Court Today
Norman C__ Luce
Ethel Collicott
Cedar Rapids
Luce
Scott County
Los Angeles
Collicott
Bartholoma family reunion at Wilton Junction
The Bartholoma family reunion was held Sunday at the country home of Mr and Mrs John Mohr. Guests included numerous Bartholoma and Petersen families and relatives from Davenport, Walcott, Moscow Tipton and Bennett as well as Wilton Junction.
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Rudolph Petersen
Julius Johanson
Davenport
Frank Petersen
Harry Steffen
Walcott
Wiliam Henfield
Bennett
Charles Rife
Moscow
William Seifert
John Steffen
Leone Burroughs
Tipton
John Mohr
Henry Reinke
Wayne
Wilton Junction
Traveling couple maintains mobile home lifestyle across U S
Mr and Mrs Percy Eidamiller of Chicago have traveled eleven years in a self built traveling home now loaded on a truck. They hunted fished across the United States and Canada visiting relatives and collecting beads and moonstone eyes from fish. They crossed the country four times and Canada to Mexico six times. The item includes a 15 gallon water tank a 50 pound ice box electric lights and a 34 pound steel head salmon catch. Other local notes cover school exams arrivals and obituaries from Marion Illinois.
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Percy Eidamiller
Chcago
Eidamiller
Julia Kennedy
Miss A. Giffert
Eldamiller
Irving School
Frederick Giffert
Mr. Eldamiller
Peter J. Eldamillier
Hallwood Cafe
United States
Canada
Mexico
Gulf of Mexico
Frazer
Vancouver
Sand burr removed from farmer's throat near Whittier
George Joyce of near Whittier was taken to Cedar Rapids hospital after a sand burr became lodged in his throat while on a silo filling crew at the Ralph Pearson farm two miles northwest of Whittier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
George Joyce
Cedar Rapids
Joyce
Ralph Pearson
Birthday of Mrs. Sweet Highlighted by Small Gatherings
Mrs. C. H. Sweet celebrated a birthday Tuesday with seventeen in attendance. Among guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellon senior and junior with Howard of Fairfax, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schnoor of Fairfax, Michael Clark and Dorothy Flowers of Kansas City Kansas, and Mrs. C. E. Clark with her grandchildren Bonnie Lee Charles and Maynard. Community group activities included M. W. W. Bible class meetings at Mrs. Stack’s home, Mothers Club plans at Bernard Schenken’s, and church classes and a benefit program for a canning kitchen with donations of produce.
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C. H. Sweet
Frank Bellon
Frank Bellon, Jr
Howard
Fairfax
Henry Schnoor
Michael Clark
Dorothy Flowers
Kansas City
Kan
C. E. Clark
Bonnie Lee
Charles
Maynard
Marion
Lincoln School
Canning Kitchen
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Ty Lamson Brothers and Co
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Merchants National Bank Buuild
A. G. Heim
Merchants National Bank
Byron A. Barlow
American Trust Guilding
Reece Pe
York
Grain’ Movement
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GRAIN
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VY. C. Lassen
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Houghton
Darrel King
Jack Arden
Marion High School
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Sixth Avenue
Vernon
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Harper Arbingast
Peoria
Ill
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Anna Helen
Clarence Reinhard
South Dakota
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Fort Dodge
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The
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Mary E. Downie
Evanston
Lynn
Mass
Yocom Funeral Home
Sidney E. Sweet
Oak Shade Cemetery
Noble Grand’s Association
Rebekah Lodge
E. B. Castle
Seventh Street
Mabel McCalley
P. W. Hutton
C Schminke
T. T. Williams
Frances DeLong
Eastern Stars
Frank Keyser
Merle Boileau
Albert Arp
Marion Country Club
Bezdek
Johnson Avenue
Fred Stack
Eighth Avenue
W. M. Mathes
Chissle
Frank Bart
LaCrosse
Wis
S. P. Leverich
Bart
Mrs. Leverich
Mothers Club
Bernard Schenken
A. Keyes
Woman's Mission Study of
Congregational Church
Ralph Kendall
F. S. Skinner
Philathea
Christian Church
Walter Kennedy
Fifth Avenue
M. C. Smith
Manchester
Mrr. Stack
W G. Koppenhaver
Mareton
Clark Church
Perry
R. A. Crew
A. E. Peterson
Gazette
Paramount Theater
Dial
Grande Ave
LeFebvre Corporation
First Ave
Kissich
3Rd St. NE
Messinger & Son
Parker Duofold Sr
Richards College Pharmacy
Miard Co
11Th St
Maid Rite
Lincoln Park
MokreJs
Gloom Chasers
Rock Garden Inn
Golden Rule Cafe
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