Hog Markets Steady But Dull as Receipts Lag
Chicago and regional markets report a steady to dull tone for hogs and cattle. Top hog price held at 7.95 with light receipts estimated for next Tuesday. Chicago, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, and East St. Louis noted varied arrivals and mixed cattle and sheep quotes, while Iowa and Des Moines hog receipts showed steady prices despite light demand and holiday factors.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Stoers
Cate
Shas
Patyes
Iowa
Des Moines
U S
Kansas City
Omaha
E. St Louis
St Joseph
St Sioux City Paul
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
INS
E. Amt
East St Louis
Local Hog Prices Fall Across Market Headlines
Local hog prices resume decline with top figures down to $7.00 for select grades and top hogs at $6.30. Ranges cover 130 to 500 pound hogs with premiums varying by quality, while sheep, cattle, and bull figures show steady to modestly mixed values and weights across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Notes and Prices
Local Cedar Rapids items list diverse prices across grains, poultry, produce, and hides. Oats rye barley corn and mill goods quoted. hens and light hens priced. spring birds listed with weights. wholesale fruits and vegetables including California Valencias grapefruits lemons and bananas priced. potatoes cabbage lettuce celery onions peaches and other staples shown with unit costs. hides and animal by products priced by grade. market notes reflect regional supply and demand in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligiléc
Ennery
California
Utsc
Barry Seedy
Foreign exchange rates in cents for major currencies
The table lists exchange values in cents for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and more. It includes figures for Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Austria Hungary Romania Yugoslavia Argentina Brazil Mexico City Montreal and New York with varying cent values and cross references between cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germans
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Shanghai
Produce Markets and Livestock Roundup from Austin and New York
Market notes show mixed receipts and steady demand across produce and poultry. Tomatoes and Cobbler fruit items display decay risks while eggs, dairy, and dressed poultry hold firm prices. hogs and packing sows in Austin show steady to higher quotations with choicer lots near seven dollars for large weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscons
Cobbiers
At T B&b
Idaho Tussets
Jeres
New York
Austin
Bond Markets Review for New York After Holiday Pause
Bond traders paused for a holiday, with mixed transfers and narrowly varied rates. Notable shifts included Chesapeake and Ohio at T1138 and Santa Fe around 12, while Goodyear and Southern Railway 4s showed small moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SFM
York Bond Review
New York
Chesapeake and Ohio
Santa Fe
Goodyear Ss and Southern Railway
Arverran
Baltimore
Wed
Obie Missouri Paeihe National
New York Central
Canadian Pacific
Sinclair To Speak At World Fair Sunday
Sinclair author who recently won the Democratic nomination for Governor of California will deliver an address on how to end poverty at the Century of Progress World Fair Sunday afternoon. He is en route to Hyde Park New York to confer with President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Uproan
Sinclair
California
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Note on Early Road Map Publication and Plans
A fragment notes an 1896 road map issued for a public project, discussing an exploratory route through a region and its connection to preparations for potential tours. The unreadable OCR leaves key details unclear but indicates historic mapping tied to transportation planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winstei
Mo'ersts
Darin & Mowe
Tosseciearn I
Grain Trading At Chicago Pre Holiday Trade Mixed
Grain trading on the Chicago board of trade showed a pre holiday character with wheat steady to fractionally higher and corn and oats modestly up. Labor Day holidays keep operators inactive while deliveries shift from September to December. large September wheat and corn volumes noted. North American exchanges pause Monday with Liverpool and Buenos Aires trading selectively. oats and rye trend with other grains as provisions hold steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Nebraska
Liverpool
Continental
Buenos Aires
Grain Movements Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Quotes
Chicago cash grain shows no 2 hard wheat at 1.00 per bushel with various grades quoted and oats, rye, barley, timothy, and clover seed listed. Minneapolis reports cash grain receipts and prices for wheat including No 1 dark northern at 1.45, No 1 amber durum around 1.55, and corn No 3 yellow at 0.77 to 0.78, plus white corn values and mixed grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapoli
Kansas Crry
ST Louis
Death notices from Cedar Rapids honor Elizabeth Niswander John Siroky and Mary Yessler
Deaths include Elizabeth Niswander 87 at 322 Sixth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids after illness with services in Turner chapel and burial at Shiloh cemetery. John Siroky 58 of 1315 First Street SE died after brief illness, survived by wife Marie, three daughters and two sons, services pending. Mary F. Yessler funeral set for Turner chapel at 2 pm Sunday with burial at Western cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Niswander
Sixth Avenue
Priday
Harmsburg
Vai
Cedar Rapids
Walte
Howard
Niswander
Church of the Brethren
Turner Chapel
S B Miller
Shiloh
John Siroky
First Street
Mashe U
Tabora
Bohemia
T .M = Sinclair Packing company
Marie
L L Barta
Anna Scharf
Ida Kaplan
Joseph
Anton
Czechoslovakia
Anna Kupka
Lawler
Dorothy Ann Ross
Donna
Donald Kaplan
Janeba and Brosh Chapel
Yessler
Mary F. Yessler
A A Brooks
Western
Strike Threatens New York Utilities
NEW YORK UP reports a general strike threat to electric utilities after Brooklyn Edison workers rejected regional labor board mediation and named a strike committee demanding reinstatement of three discharged employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Electric Utilities
Regional Labor Board
Brooklyn Edison Company
Wall Street Stock Slump Amid Labor Day Holiday Thin Trading
Wall Street traded at its lowest levels in years as traders fled to a holiday break. Prices were largely trendless with scattered weak spots while bonds and grains showed listless action. several major stocks moved modestly, and the market weighed the potential impact of a pending big strike and possible government intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
U S
Union Pacific
Johns Manville
Simmons Co
U. S Steel
Bethlehem Steel
du Pont
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Chrysler
National Distillers
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
Santa Fe
Howe Sound
N. Y. Central
Motion to set aside six months at state reformatory
Juliette Bunch a 24 year old Chicago woman charged with participating in indecent entertainment moved in district court to set aside six months sentence at the state reformatory. The court noted the plea of guilty was entered on her behalf by attorney Carl F Jordan during a liquor raid at the Panama Inn five miles east of the city. Judge H C Ring recalled asking Bunch if she understood the sentence and she answered affirmatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans State Reformatory
Juliette Bunch
Chicago
Edwin W. Lundquist
Miss Bunch
Panama Inn
Carl F Jordan
H. C Ring
Miss Bunchs
Jordan
Ring
Alleged Box Car Thief Arrested After Tussle
Robert Eliis Colwell, 42, of Greenwood Arkansas, was arrested near railroad tracks by North Western Special Agent M M Gerstenberger on a Friday night. He faced larceny from a box car after being subdued during a tussle and jailed by deputies Condon and Preston. a carton of shirts tied to a missing box car was recovered as investigators traced the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Eliis Colwell
Greenwood Ark
Beverly
North Western Special
M M. Gerstenberger
Colwell
Larry Condon
Richard Preston
Road work items listed in regional project slate
The schedule includes road grading and maintenance at Palo Road number 147 and Shockey Hill Road number 111, plus work at Marion Athletic Field number 104. The items reflect ongoing municipal infrastructure commitments with emphasis on grading and maintenance tasks across multiple sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo
Shockey Hill
Marion Athletic Field
Sixteen couples licensed to wed within 24 hours
A record rush for marriage licenses occurred in the Clerk of the District Court office as 16 couples were granted licenses between noon Friday and noon Saturday. The docket also lists promissory note suits in district court, including United State Bank v Konigsmark Honigsmark Martinec for 414 dollars, and v Cabalka Slezak for 954 dollars. Carrie D Mentzer's will was admitted to probate, bequeathing the estate to her husband B F Mentzer, who is named executor. Glen Morrison seeks 127.59 dollars from Julia Sunde on an oral farm-property agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Edwin W. Lundquist
United State Bank
Rudolph Konigsmark
Blanche Honigsmark
Josef Martinec
Charlie Cabalka
William Slezak
Carrie D. Mentzer
Marion
Glen G. Morrison
Julia Sunde
Minnesota
City Briefs and Personals
City notes from Cedar Rapids include Anthony Tilusty and his wife visiting Chicago for A Century of Progress. J G Butterbaugh spoke at Bankers Life in Hotel Roosevelt with representatives from twenty six counties. A. F. Hartman and Esther Hopker wed Friday afternoon by Justice Henry A Stearns. Labor day closes city offices. Fleming family at A Century of Progress and to return Wednesday. First Presbyterian music features Peter Mousolite solos and a quartet. Rev Blaine Hyten to discuss strikes in Labor day sermon. Ten year old Robert Little injured stepping on a nail in Palo. Dr A A Brooks and family return from Brookvale Colo and he will preach at St Pauls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Butterbaugh
Des Moines
Bankers Life Company
Hotel Roosevelt
A. F. Hartman
Esther Hopker
Cedar Rapids
Henry A. Stearns
Blaine Hyten
First Christian Church
Brooks
A A Brooks
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Brookvale
Colo
St. Paul's
Sermon at First Congregational on The Vital and the Trivial
The Rev Nelson C Dreier will deliver the Sunday sermon at First Congregational with the theme The Vital and the Trivial. Church school meets at 9 45 a.m and a communion service begins at 10 55 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Nelson C Dreier
First Congregational Church
Vavra pleads not guilty to reckless driving charge
Bud Vavra aged 19 of 112 Thirteenth Avenue SW pled not guilty at a Saturday police court arraignment. The case will be tried Tuesday. Fines of two dollars plus costs were levied against Mike Shearer of 1229 First Street SE and S. L. Hanscom of 420 Twelfth Street SE for double parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Vavra
Thirteenth Avenue
Mike Shearer
First Street
S. L. Hanscom
Twelfth Street
Foreman Suffers Finger Wounds At Federal Building
William Maurer foreman for the Arthur M. Gelden company of Chicago injured his right hand Friday at 330 pm while moving a steel drum of paint. The drum slipped, cutting two fingers. He was treated at St. Luke's Hospital with seven stitches in one finger and one stitch in the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Maurer
Arthur M. Gelden Company
Chicago
Federal Building
St. Luke's Hospital
Itinerant Youth Fined in Police Court Loitering Case
Stanley Bates, 19, an itinerant, was fined $25 and costs in police court Saturday for loitering. He is serving time in the county jail in lieu of payment. Bates was arrested Thursday by a Quaker Oats watchman who reported seeing him near the Quaker Oats plant taking box car seats. The loitering charge allowed him to be held in jail while his record was checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bates
Bates
Quaker Oats
Bankruptcy actions opened against Paul W Sterner in Springville area
Federal court proceedings were started Friday against Paul W Sterner of Springville by D W Bates state banking superintendent and receiver of Springville Savings Bank along with two other claimants. The bank claim totals 4032 dollars while Howard J Hampton seeks 5000 dollars and Ona Foughty 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterner
Paul W. Sterner
Springville
D. W. Bates
Fourth Offense Fines for Intoxication In Police Court
Zeta DeNio, 35, and Bud Dawson of 607 Summer Street NW faced police court Saturday on intoxication charges. DeNio received a $10 fine plus costs for a fourth offense, while Dawson, with a prior suspended sentence, was fined for a second offense after being arrested Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta DeNio
Bud Dawson
Summer Street NW
Miss DeNio
Dawson
Liberty
Births Reported for John and Mary Bakers Daughter
Born Saturday to Mr and Mrs John Baker at Mercy Hospital a daughter arrives at 417 Twelfth Street SE in a local birth notice recorded for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Twelfth Street
Mercy Hospital
Walford Hunter Fatal Accident During Squirrel Hunt
Lloyd Fahnile 22 of Walford was accidentally shot about 11 30 am Saturday when a shotgun discharged as he struck at a wounded squirrel with the gun butt. The charge pierced his heart and he died at the scene. Ambulance attendants from Cedar Rapids assisted, and his body was taken to a Norway mortuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Walford
Lloyd Fahnile
Fahnle
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Majority Rule for Labor 15 Ordered by NLRB
The NLRB held that a majority-designated representative in a plant is the exclusive bargaining agent for all employees in the unit and the employer must bargain with that group. Company unions lose to the victorious organized body, though employees retain rights to grievances and to join or form other groups. The decision stresses enforcement against employers who interfere and notes that majority status does not force a closed shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Engineering Company
United Automobile Workers Federal Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Raymond Defeats Ralph Yuill Enters Tennis Semi Finals
Bell Raymond advances to the men’s singles semi finals by defeating Ralph Yuill 6 2 6 2 at the city tournament quarter finals. He and Jim Netolicky also reach the doubles final rounds with Dr Bob Netolicky and Lou Dennis set as runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Ralph Yuill
Bell Raymond
Bob Netolicky
Lou Dennis
Jimmy Carruthers
Milford Delzell
Yuill
Larry Dennis
George Hogan
John Palmer
Jim Netolicky
Hogan
Yulll
Cedar Rapids Couples Tie the Knot in Numerous Marriages
Marriage licenses list multiple Cedar Rapids couples joining in wedlock along with pairs from surrounding towns. Names include Albert Krippner and Mary Canaday, Fred Longstaff and Dorothy Pyle, Lumir Barta and Libbie Bervid, John Murphy and Jean Bybee, Warren Buchan and Vivian Eaton, John Cashman and Christina Evers, Raymond Burlingame and Carolyn Stoll, John Binko and Ruth Mason, Richard Robbins and Vera Winne, Albert Kiser and Helen Bernatz, James Gantz Jr. and Emily Stelcik, John Rose and Evelyn Simesen, Mark Hagerman and Della Vorak, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Krippner
Mary Elizabeth Helen Canaday
Cedar Rapids
Fred M. Longstaff
Dorothy Velma Pyle
George Gleabes Burch
Dorothy Perryman McDonald
Center Junction
A. K. Hartman
Esther Hepker
Lumir Frank Barta
Libbie Lillian Bervid
John A. Murphy
Jean Bybee
Marshalltown
Warren Joseph Buchan
Vivian Eileen Eaton
John Joseph Cashman
Christina Patricia Evers
Marion
Raymond F Burlingame
Carolyn L. Stoll
John Binko
Des Moines
Ruth E. Mason
Richard Robbins
Vera Winne
Charles F. Bach
Maywood, II
Elizabeth Wentz
Belle Plaine
Albert Kiser
Helen Bernatz
Waterloo
James G. Gantz, Jr
Emily M. Stelcik
John R. Rose
Evelyn Simonsen
Mark Orlin Hagerman
Della Josephine Vorak
Marion News brief round up of local events and visits
Supt and Mrs Gene Isham hosted a county home supper honoring Mr and Mrs Charles Satterly who wed in Cedar Rapids Aug 16 Mrs Satterly was a long time county home employee. Numerous local residents and families were mentioned with visits, travel plans and forthcoming Labor Day closings and market hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Isham
Charles Satterly
Cedar Rapids
Satterly
Rhoda Barrett
Olin
Charles Luse
Marion church notices outline Sunday services citywide
The list covers services across Marion with pastors and times for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Neighborhood Chapel, Seventh Day Church of God. It notes Sunday schools, superintendents, morning worship, evening services, and special sessions or sermons on themes such as Watchman What of the Night and The Pattern of the Christ Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
Young Peoples
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
H. C. Allen
Arthur Lyons
Gerald Thomas
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
M. Carson
Sersmon
Christian Endeavor
Irvin Ford
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Suns
Central City
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth Avenue
Sixth Street
Sabe Bath
Carl Carver
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Goodyear
Great N Rypid
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Amn
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PooRe, West
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Anchor Gap
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Armour
Montente
Hison
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Auburn Auto
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Aviation Corp
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Baldwin Loco
Natl Cash Rew
Barnsdall_ A
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Beatrice Gry
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Borden Co
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Bucyrus Erte
North Amn
Ohio Onles
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Pen'k
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del Lb & W
Timken
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Elec
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Woolworth
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Nobles
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Butler Bros
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Court House News
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Hillaby Road
Anthony Tilusty
Constable
William Fleming
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First Presbyterian
Peter Mousolite
Eunice Bentley
Margaret Pratt
Harold Reeves
Carl Zbanek
Robert Little
Walford Hunter
LABOR
Ently
Marion News
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F. E. Breneman
Mr. Breneman
Charles Breneman
E. C. Hamm
Donald Wolfe
Carver
Irene Schultz
Seventh Avenue
R. Lee Taylor
West Coast
Washington
Dewey Rouse
Elmer, Lila, Marlind
Duane
Urbana
Mary Haight
Cedar Falls
Bernice Toms
Sumner Jordan
Lyle Vernon
Glenn Vernon
Lyle
Alburnett
Diana Fret Club
Clinton Carpenter
Jack
Jean
Serge
Thomas Park
W. E. Cooper
Francis Pringle
Barbara
Joan Pringle
Mount Vernon
Ruth Crew
Marian Holdorf
Byron
A. E. Crew
Century of Progress
The
Baptist Church
Moses
Earl E. Edwards
Allen and
Ross
Perry
Julia Kennedy
Amelia Giffert
John Kennedy
Lincoln, Il
Carrie Sholes
Henry Grape
Leona Clark
Milwaukee Railway
R. C. Dodds
J. F. Anderson
W. J. Whalen
Dubuque
Charlotte Celebrant
Louise Hutchinson
Rose Speakman
George Leonard
Bakersfield
Calif
Thusia Davis
Freeport
Clement Bauch
Ami Allen
George Engstrom
Deerfield, Ill
John Engstrom
Marion Township
Elva Emmerson Hand
Anna Farnum
Washington, D. C
James Jordan
Carol Maxine
Louise Braska
Everett Walton
Lawrence Russell
St .Luke's Hospital
Fred Kahler
Rochester, N. Y
Mrs
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Irvin Castle
Charlotte Ann
Walter Katz
Freeport, Ill
George N.” Oakley
City
H. Hanson
Nettie Northrop
Earl
Rena Rice
OakKnoll
George Woods
Wapsipinicon River
Paris
Lb. H. Beintema
Betty and
John
Davenport
Friday
Detroit
C. G. Carpenter
John Uhr
Dexter Uhr
Samuel Ladd
W. A. Add
Roy N. Guzzle
Mrs. Irvin Castle
Walter Kutz
Freeport, St
Jane Murray
Mrs. W. T. Kehoe
Hopkinton
George Taylor
Floyd Emmons
Jay Patten
Joan
Mrs. Patten
Ethel Hart
J. H. Leaf
Minn
James Breckinridge
George C. Oxley
George, Jr
Michael Cira, Jr
A. J. Keyes
Mary Parkhurst
Ruth Oxley
Long Beach
Fred E. Breneman
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Chickasaw
Monona, Worth
Butler County
Frank Filip
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