Chicago Livestock Market Mixed as Holiday Trading Sways Prices
Chicago livestock figures show mixed activity with a few sales of hogs and steady to weaker cattle. Heavy weight steers and yearlings trend lower while spring lambs rise modestly. receipts around 2,000 cattle and 6,000 sheep and lambs across multiple yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
API
U B Bept Agricultures
Northwestern Rangers
Paul
Dept. Agricultures
Shelly Cean
Freday Pound
Ochoter
Staustier
CURAR RATS Mixed Grain Prices and Hides Listing
A condensed old style market listing shows grain prices and various meat and hide items. It includes figures for apples cabbage celery onions onions and potatoes, beef and calf hides, horse hides, and pony and glue hides with prices and quality grades.
Local Hog Prices Drop Five Cents On Saturday
Hogs are slightly weaker on the local market with a five cent drop in all grades. The top price falls to 1105 dollars with no other changes in the local markets.
Livestock Prices from Wilson and AIO Market Listing
Bulk hog and cattle prices shown for various weights with values across categories including good hogs, packers, calves, and cattle. Listings cover ranges from 70 pounds to 600 pounds with prices per hundredweight and dollar amounts for each category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
AIO
Wilson's
Chater Ateers
Bond Markets Move Higher as Trading Tightens Before Labor Day
U S bond prices firmed and trading slowed amid cautious investor sentiment on the eve of Labor Day. Yields moved unevenly with some issues showing small gains while others edged lower as markets digested corporate and government debt offerings.
Wheat Market Drops Then Recovers Amid Mixed Trade
Trading closed with wheat futures softer early before a modest rally as traders weighed weather maps showing rain over most belts. Liverpool supported gains while Buenos Aires and Rotterdam stayed near steady. Local demand was quiet with 3 000 bushels shipped and eighty five railway cars receipts recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Rotterdam
Winniper
Winnipeg Market and Chicago Grain Quotations Roundup
Grain and market notes from Winnipeg and Chicago with quotations on cash provisions wheat corn oats rye barley and soybeans. summaries cover Bid and ask ranges for futures and cash prices, with references to Chicago markets and Minneapolis data. The report lists assorted price points and commodity remarks across multiple grains and seed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Manville Prepares For High-Stakes Meeting With Lawyer
A chaotic scene unfolds as Manville plans to consult a $100,000 lawyer to block his wife's alleged coup. Security guards surround the New Rochelle fortress as tension rises during the Saturday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manville
Tonees
Bods
Lindmits
Mareetle Edwards
New Rochelle
Frank
Tanser
Tommy
Marcell
Marcelle
Il Torrony
Teremey
Dismissal in Illinois License Plate Case
A motorist named Norton faced charges for driving with improper plates after purchasing a car in Illinois and awaiting plates. Justice Churchill dismissed the case on costs, noting Norton’s compliance with the state’s laws where he bought his car and reciprocity with other jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Fd Norton, Moore, Ltd
Flows Highway Patrol
Stas
Churchill Norton
Justice Churchll
Lawa
Mhinamsa
Shares Edge Higher In Slow Market On Holiday Session
Trading drifted in a thin New York market as investors waited for direction. Key names nudged higher while several issues including Johns Manville and Sears Roebuck slid, and bonds showed mixed gains amid uneven transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Univannes
Mar
Mediterranean
Beng
Tabor
John K. Lewis
Anaconda
Kennecott
Paramount
Westinghouse
Ceneral Electric
N.Y. Central
Northern Pacific
Johns-Manville
Sears Roebuck
Western Union
Phillips Petroleum
Pullman
Wall Street Stock Quotations From The Bennett Firm
A dense listing of stock prices and bids from Adams Express to Westinghouse, showing prices, percent figures, and trading notes for numerous companies and bonds. The column reflects a Saturday round of quotations with numerous abbreviations and figures across banks, manufacturers, utilities, and rail firms.
Council Begins Bid Elimination On Bever Woods Paving Project
In a special meeting Saturday the city council released checks for unsuccessful bidders in the Bever Woods paving project. Four paving options were listed including concrete, bricks on a roadway and brick on sand peel. Other notes mention transfers and permit accommodations affecting nearby properties and contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bever Woods
Cty Council
Bever Wools
Alan
Ed Weesels Parrent
Cedar Park
Eatian
Theornay Polda
Oh Serond
Hawkera
Traorrerase
Aance Hall
Pla-Mar
Forat Street
Tomb Found In Labor Temple At St. Paul
In St Paul a tomb was found inside a labor temple Saturday. Police say the body was of an unknown man and the cause of death could not be immediately determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
ST Paul
St Paul Tater Temple
Markets closed on Monday for holiday in U S
New York reports U S markets will be closed on Monday for a holiday. Foreign markets including Liverpool stay open. All leading markets were open Saturday with cocoa coffee sugar metal and rubber markets closed as weekend observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TNS
Comimot Ity
United States
Orbor
Liverpool
City B and Personalities Sanctions and Appointments
Joy Tucker transferred to Omaha as division superintendent of Shelley company. Clarence Fr Reece named Tucker's successor as Cedar Rapids district service station supervisor. Bruce West, former Hanford post commander, to speak on Education and the Legion at WMT Sunday 10 15 am. Reverend Dominic Tofereti to celebrate holy communion at St Johns Church and address at 9 am. Rector Charles F Edwards attending conference at Clear Lake. Helen Platt and Earl Fowler fined 25 dollars each for intoxication and disorderly conduct. police court Saturday. Minor violators fined for parking offenses in police court Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Inti Nickel
Adlenheny Corpn
Inti Tel & Tel
Aled
Jhns Manville
Allis Chalmers
Kans City Low
Amn Can
Kennecott
Amn Loco
Loft Inc
Yin Amn Mo A& Foly
Amn Metals
Lorillard
Amn Pow & TL
Louisie Gas
Amn Stad
McCrory
Amn Roll Mills
McKesson Rob
Amn Sren
Marshall Fid
Amn Steel Pdys
Maytag Mie
Amn
Miami Copper
Amn Arie
Amn Wat
Amn Woolen
Mont Ward
Murray
Cora
Nash Kelv Lity Ark Nat Gas
Biscuit
Armour
Atenie
Arity
Auburn Auto
Central Bite Aviation Corp
Jjalduin Loco
Nor Pac
Balto & Ohio
North Amn
Barber Co
Phillips Pet
Burroughs
Joir
Saoniew
Chryster Mir
Congoleuns
Sperry Cor
St Joe
St Frisco
Wright
Stew Warnes
Stone Webster
Livere & Co
Studebaker
le L&w
Gen Gas Aavin
Gren Merore
Bere
Gas Co
OU & Borner May Ginociear
Cuakam
Steet Ital Grarby Croger Et Fiteay
Hoare Son
Zort
Chicago
Gere Beers
Gore
Joy Tucker
Omaha
Shelley Company
Clarence Fr. Reece
Tucker
Cedar Rapids
Bruce West
Hanford
The
American Legion
WMT
the Legion
West
St. John’s Church
Nineteenth Street
Park Avenue
Dominic Tofereti
Grace Church
Charles F. Edwards
Clear Lake
Helen Platt
Fifth Avenue
Earl Fowler
K Street
Thomas B. Powell
St Pauls Methodist Church Resumes Schedule
St Pauls Methodist church will resume its regular fall and winter services tomorrow with church school at 9 45 and preaching service at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Hahn son visits hometown over Labor Day weekend
Robert Hahn, son of Mayor and Mrs Frank K. Hahn, formerly of 2027 Fourth Avenue SE, now with the Standard Oil research department in Kansas City, Missouri, spends Labor Day weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hahn
Robert H Hahn
Frank K. Hahn
Fourth Avenue SE
Standard Oil Company
Kansas City
Steel Piece Removed From Eye at Hospital
Donald O'Brien aged 22 of the Y MCA was treated at St Luke's hospital at midnight Friday for the removal of a steel fragment from his eye. The injury occurred while he was working for the Iowa Electric Light and Power company earlier that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald O'Brien
YMCA
St. Luke's Hospital
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Hit and Run Case
Elmer Norton of 2900 Oakland avenue NE pled not guilty to failing to stop at an accident scene after allegedly striking a parked motorcycle. He appeared before Justice H. R Churchill and his case was continued to Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Norton
Oakland Avenue
H. R Churchill
Mary Barton reports boat theft from river bank home
Mary Barton of 1700 First Street NW reported Friday night her grey fourteen by four foot boat named Mary Ann and Billy was stolen from the river bank behind her home. The craft is valued at fifteen dollars and features red trim and two sets of oarlocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Barton
First Street
Mary Ann
Billy
Abentes and Associates Detected in Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes reference individuals and locations with garbled names. Readable parts mention a cemetery and a potential incident or event dated to a Tuesday, but many proper nouns are corrupted.
Marion News Bride and Events From Cedar Falls to Mount Vernon
The Marion News reports a Cornell College chapel wedding for Richard Baker and Marjorie Wilcox Coleman with Rev Earl A Baker officiating. Guests include Ruth Baker now Mrs Owen Thompson and numerous Marion residents. The item notes world cruise plans for the couple and various local movements and visits through autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Baker
Early A, Faker
Cedar Falls
Marion Methodist Church
Baker
Marjorie Wilcox Coleman
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Earl A. Baker
Owen Thompson
Dallas
Texas
Ruth Baker
A. E. Crew
Marion
J. J. Booth
A E. Crew
E. T. Gough
Carrie Reichert
Addie Shumack
D. A. Hoskins
Anné Jordan
Angeline van Fossen
Marion van Fossen
E. J Esgave
A. E. Blinks
Mrs Clyde W Martin Dies After Heart Attack
Mrs Clyde W Martin aged 51 died Friday at 1 pm at her Marion home after a heart attack the prior evening. Born Sept 12, 1885 in Dubuque as Genevieve Baumhover she was the second of 13 children. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs Kenneth Bott and granddaughter Joanne Bott, mother Mrs Emma Baumhover, and brothers and sisters including Martin Baumhover Milwaukee and Miss Etta Baumhover Minneapolis. Funeral from Yocom chapel Sunday at 2:30 pm with Rev E T Gough officiating. burial Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde W. Martin
Sixth Avenue
Genevieve Baumhover
Dubuque
Martin
Marion
Kenneth Bott
Joanne Lee Bott
Cedar Rapids
Emma Baumhover
Martin Baumhover
Milwaukee
Wis
Tony
Leonard
Harry
John
James
Clinton
Theresa Lang
Grand Forks
N. D
Gertrude Mellon
Maglene Miles
Emily Lientz
Perry
Leona Spies
LaCrosse
Etta Baumhover
Minneapolis
Centennial edition advertised at local department store
Advertisement offers 112 page Linn County Centennial edition of Marion Sentinel for 10 cents at Morris Sanford's Kodak Department or Sentinel office. Mr and Mrs W G Buck travel to Perry to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W J Fuller. Bob Kacena of Keystone visited Marion Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Neilson
Stanley Neilson
Humboldt
Elizabeth Bigger
al Rich
C. W. Biggs
Ernest Potter
Marshalltown
Richard Potter
Marion
Linn County
Marion Sentinel
Morris Sanford
Kodak Department
Sentinel
W. G Buck
Perry
Mrs. W. J. Fuller
Bob Kacena
Keystone
Marion churches and Catholic services listed with schedules
Local church notices list Rev. Loren Inman at Marion Baptist with Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 45. Other denominations include St Joseph Catholic with mass at 7 30 and 7 20 am and Christian churches with Bible school at 9 45 and morning worship at 10 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Inman
E. A. Lagerquist
Retta Knapp
Midvreek
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
St. Joseph's Catholic
Fathert
J. McFllioty
Irving JF. Wade
William Wreed
Yeeble Heed
Virgil Viarke
Chratian Bardeavor
Tie Ehrret
Tian Bate Bariditn
Tha Hee Ho Allen
Peel Furdlay School
Hhwort
Chile
Papiceseprel
Mary Bo
Businey
Epcaiad
Adee Adilacid Tollewn
Aed
Cdeus
Bal Techugels Aitniginiters
Echuital
Wallace
Olin Es Hieid
Maisie Vanship
Mal Prantaas Ee Pouls
Young women of soil conservation plan weekend visits
Miss Ruth Michaelson will visit her parents in Ottumwa. Miss Florence McGrew will spend the weekend in Des Moines. Miss Elizabeth Slimn will visit her parents in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation
Soil Conservation Force
Ruth Michaelson
Ottumwa
Florence McGrew
Des Moines
Elizabeth Slimn
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Extradition Waiver in Texas Forgery Case
Marvin Stanley 19 of Asher ton Texas was arrested Friday while working on a farm near Fairfax and waived extradition at the county jail Saturday. Deputies Radehaugh and Payn detained him after a telegram from C J McGraw Austin bureau of identification requested the arrest. Stanley is wanted in Texas on felony and forgery charges. The Texas officer was notified and Stanley is being held for Guadalupe County authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Stanley
Asherton
Tex
Fairfax
Texas
Stanley
Roy Radehaugh
Dick Payn
C. J. McGraw
State Bureau of Identification
Austin
Stanleys
James Smith
Albert W. Suegert
Guadalupe County
Deed Set Aside Suit Decided Against Plaintiffs
Judge John T. Moffit in Linn county district court issued a decree finding for Margaret Deditz, defendant, in a suit by Joseph Deditz Jr and others to set aside a deed to a 160 acre farm. Plaintiffs sought one sixth interests. court dismissed petition, ruling no undue influence or participation by the defendant. Hearing lasted twelve days, concluded May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Deditz
John T. Moffit
Joseph Deditz, Jr
Barbara Shaffer
Frank Deditz
Alice Zeller
Mac Heefner
Linn County
Joseph Deditz, Sr
Deditz
Velma Rinehart Given Time To Plead On Checks
Velma Rinehart, 36, of Waterloo, arraigned on forgery in district court with until Wednesday to plead. She admitted the forgeries during arraignment. A federally investigated narcotics source was noted as a factor with a narcotics arrival expected from the federal narcotics bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Rinehart
Waterloo
C. Ring
Miss Rinehart
Fairfax
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
G. K. Thompson
General Filling Pleads Not Guilty to Four Charges
General Filling, 46, of Toaddville, entered not guilty pleas in district court to four counts including malicious injury to a vehicle larceny of domestic fowls breaking and entering and uttering a forged instrument. A habitual criminal charge was added to the last two counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Filling
Toaddville
H. C. Ring
Filling
Roy Radebaugh
Center Point
Ida Waterbury
Dick Payn
Fort Madison
Father Exonerated Of Killing Of Son
Chicago report states Jacob Duda aged 63 was absolved by a coroner's jury of murdering his son Alexander Duda 29 who was shot during a tavern break in with another youth. The jury cited the son's prior record of fourteen arrests since 1933.
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Varus
Eam Bae Bey
PSATM
Pegere
Vipese Tn
Omar Times
Bork
PRCA
Aghogse
Soro
Iowa
Baturdey
Panertope
CURAR
Grain Wars
Aberd
Nea & Pte
Mara
Patheane
Pafoy Tere
Tiatterfat
Rte
Taverdek Ovey
Whaieonle Rutin
Ye Ana
Idaho
CME
SEO
Pte
York
Pat Prey
DLW
Rlview
Bethlehem Steed
Shel Union Bos
Rubber Ferp
Sante Pe
Baltmore
Ondos
Pas
Seanhern Bao
Ray An
York Gap
Toa
Rein
Murtrea
Warket
Marcel Gayery
Lamson Brothers
RO Mowres
Cedar Rames
Naional Bank
Mar Basar Gite
Gila
Bae Bret
Bert Rye
Winnipeg
Reece
Cary
Montana
Mottana
NFW
Rocheilitf Snoy
INS
Wall St
U. 5
City Band Personals
Thomas Powell
C O. Hillbruner
A K. Raduenz
Sixteenth Street
Donald Dennis
Twenty-third Street
Schuater
Janelle Senaster
Vleet Toledy
Vail
Betigster
Maret
Fomaargh
Marion News
Mra. Taylor
Lee Taylor
Oval
Conata
New England States
Falliver
Mass
Providence
Yakima
Wash
L. M. Starr
H. L. Houle
Houle
Marion High School
Red Cross
Veterans’ Hospital
Shadeland
Woody Morrison
Lloyd J. Coakley
Mrs
J. F. Coakley
John Wild
Virginia
Roscoe, S. D
W. E. Dean
Seventh Avenue
Balster Furniture Company
Eleventh Street
Co. C. Randall of
Laura Pollins
Eighth Avenue
E. Koob
CCC
Central Avenue
Joseph Oleson
W. F. Grossenbach
Ogden
Utah
Frank Harris
Willis Hume
Otto Kieckhacfer
Erman Edwards
Bethany
Edwards
Soil Conservation Office
James E Clapp
Albia
Clyde Martin
Marion Churches
Court House News
Baer
Gazelle
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