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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1934

Page

13

Hog and sheep market roundup at Chicago stockyards

Hog prices held steady in a nominal cleanup at Chicago stockyards with top hogs around 7.45 and averages near 6.70. Receipts totaled 14,300 across three markets, with Chicago at 11,000 and Pittsburgh and East Buffalo also reported. Sheep and lambs showed varied steady to slight gains, with native lambs topping around 6.85 and yearlings near 4.75, as regional markets posted mixed changes.

Chicago Pittsburgh East Buffalo Kansas City St Joseph Sioux City St Paul Clevelan Indianapolis Buffalo Cnttle

Local Hog and cattle prices fall on regional market

The Sinclair hog market reports weaker prices with top hogs at 670 for 180 to 200 pounds and 600 for packing hogs up to 350 pounds. Lambs and cattle listings show steady to lower values with choice steers at 7.50 to 7.75 per hundredweight and yearling figures around 7.30.

Iowa Associated Press Ottumwa Mason City Des Moines Austin Austin Minn Sinclair Omaha Frias Abe Shu ATS ST Pat Pinstock ST Pau IC & Wp Soverine Crain

Grain Price Listings Show Grain and Seed Rates

Chicago market listings detail price quotes for corn wheat oats rye barley timothy seed and clover seed along with lard values. No. 2 red and yellow grain grades appear with bid prices per bushel and sample grades. lard prices include loose and bellies.

Chicago Carr Chicago

Chicago Livestock Market Reports Mixed Cattle Hog Results

The Chicago and Omaha livestock notes show mixed receipts with cattle steady to lower in places and hogs trading steady to down. Calves and yearlings declined. feeders and stockers varied with brisk but uneven activity and notable price shifts across weight classes.

Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Summary

Local Cedar Rapids market reports list wheat at 08 cents, oats 50 cents, barley 69670c, and various spring and hen prices. Wholesale fruits and vegetables include California Valencia oranges at 34 to 50 cents, lemons 60 to 66 cents, potatoes 12.00, and peppers and celery listed with per dozen or crate pricing. Hides and animal byproducts show No 1 cured hides at 4 cents beef, No 2 at 3 cents, and horse prices around 2.25 to 2.50.

Henan California Chicago Lamson Brothers and Co Disbrow Cedar Rapids Petes Merchants National Bank Cord Fay

Chicago Produce Market News and Price Snapshot

Chicago markets report mixed dairy and poultry receipts with steady to slightly higher prices. Butter futures show modest gains while eggs and dressed poultry hold steady amid varying demand.

Bond Market Noise Shifts Across Major Exchanges

New York and London markets faced mixed pressure as government and corporate issues fluctuated. Traders watched treasury yields and a handful of rail and dairy stocks react to shifting demand amid uncertain small-deal activity and changing policy signals.

New York LOND Ist Ex Feme van Vis Serker Railway Canadian Pacific Younsstown Rosa National Dairy Products Vine Rooerte Mofo Tye Oy

Exotic screen star to leave hospital soon

Delores Del Rio, noted exotic film actress, is expected to leave hospital within the next few days after recovering from a bout of pneumonia. She had been confined to bed for several days but shows improvement and plans to return home.

Delors del Rio

WEEK END TRADING CHECKS ADVANCING IN GRAIN MARKETS

Traders at the Chicago Board of Trade balanced week end positions as wheat fluctuated with slight losses while corn and oats varied. A government crop estimate influenced cotton as prices softened. wheat showed buying strength despite profit taking. Cash premiums remained firm across leading world markets and a Monday government report was anticipated with little expected change. Liverpool grain quotes and slow lard trade were noted in the global roundup.

Chicago Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool

Wall St Stocks Trade Sluggish as Market Inches Lower

New York stocks moved in slow trading on Saturday with a slight downward drift. Transfers totaled about 200000 shares as traders hesitated to push gains or losses, while textile mediation talks drew mild interest and grain and metal issues showed modest activity. Several major equities including American Telephone, U S Steel, and General Motors edged narrow, with enthusiasm muted and expectations of an early settlement cited by observers.

New York Mediation Board Financial District U. S American Smelting Alaska Juneau Aittle National Distillers Schenley American International Telephone American Telephone Steed Consolidated Gas General Motors Chrysler Sears Roebuck Goodyear Westinghouse Montgomery Ward Loews Case Santa Fe N. Y. Central Southern Pacific

Foreign exchange rates across nations and cities

The page lists currency prices and exchange values for many countries and cities. It includes Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Hungary Roumania Argentina Brazil Japan Hongkong Mexico Montreal and New York with various cents and peso figures.

Foreign Exchange New York Tap Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Nore Way Snoeden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Portugal Crerce Poland Czechoslovakia Austria IGN Hungary Argentine Brazil Hongkong Mexico City Montreal

Deaths and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids area

Walter D Isbell a longtime cooper at Sinclair Packing died at 3 19 am after a brief illness at home of Mrs Mary Halsey 1645 Thirty fourth street NE He was born Sept 28 1874 at Maquoketa Ta and came to Cedar Rapids forty years ago He is survived by his mother Adaline Isbell a sister Rose Shelton two daughters Adeline Isbell and Mrs C B Davis and a son Albert Funeral services planned later. Charles R Leonard 72 died at 932 Tenth street NE at 6 am after a long illness He was born in Pennsylvania March 23 1862 and lived in Cedar Rapids many years Surviving: three children Bert Edna Sapp and William. six sisters. seven grandchildren and a great grandchild Funeral services in Beatty chapel later. George W Guess 60 died Friday after a long illness A Cedar Rapids resident fifteen years He is survived by his widow Maude a daughter Joan Foster and a brother B Hittess of Sterling Wl Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Gaffney and Moore chapel.

Walter D Isbell Sinclair Packing Company Mary Halsey Thirty Fourth Street Isbell Maquoketa Ta Cedar Rapids Elinora Isbell Adaline Isbell City Rose Shelton Adeline Isbell Los Angeles Calif C B Davis Reseda Calif Albert Seattle Turner Chapel Charles R Leonard Tenth Street Pennsylvania Bert George W Guess Guess Maude Joan Foster B Hittess Sterline Gaffney and Moore Chapel

Funeral services for Tobias Lana scheduled Sunday

Funeral services for Tobias Lana will be held at 2pm Sunday in the South Side Commercial club conducted by T B Hillbucck. Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at Polanski chapel from 7 to 9 pm Saturday.

Tobias Lana South Side Commercial Club T B Hillbucck Bohemian National Cemetery Polanski Chapel

Court House News Quiet title action in Mount Vernon case

In district court Inter Ocean Reinsurance seeks to quiet title to Mount Vernon property obtained by warranty deed May 23 from multiple Rogers and Gillette/G Properties. Champlin Refining sues Fisher Motor for 268 in an account. Krejer seeks 42 divorce from John with alimony requests. Sheriff notices and local theft report nine hogs stolen from Ed Hotz farm in Johnson County. Commercial Art Engravers articles renewed Cedar Rapids. corporate term extended to May 16 1954 with S D Graff president and Agnes C Gallagher secretary.

Inter-Ocean Reinsurance Company Mount Vernon Nettie L Rogers Wesley W Rogers Hazel Rogers Glenn H. Rogers Martha C Rogers Celia A Gillette Mary Cummings Baylis E Cummings Dorothy D Rogers Champlin Refining Company E G Fisher Fisher Motor Company Walker Mary Krejer John Krejet Krejet Cedar Rapids Dempsy Jones D Graff Agnes C. Gallagher

Linn County Work Relief Payroll for Last Week

County figures show 1,183 workers totaling 13,376 hours received 6,711 dollars in work relief payroll for the week ended Thursday. Last week payroll rose to 8,351.80 dollars for 1,240 workers, the highest since the current relief system began last April.

Linn County County

High Twelves Entertain Families At A Picnic

More than 100 members of the High Twelve club and families attended a Bever park pavilion picnic Friday night. A tie game between the Leans and the Fats featured three injuries. Husband and wife contests, races, and other events filled the pre dinner program. Emil Spurmeister and Emil Pazdera led the games in charge while Otis Leefers chaired arrangements.

High Twelve Bever Park Pavilion Leans Fats Emil Spurmeister Emil Pazdera Otis Leefers

City Briefs and Personals Highlight Local Happenings

Don Cassidy left Friday for Manhattan Kansas and Max Bromwell for Los Angeles and San Francisco. The Cedar Rapids Ministerial Association schedules a Monday meeting at 10 30 am in the First Presbyterian chapel. Musicians Local 137 calls a meeting at the C S P S hall Sunday Sept 9. Lynn Messinger 21 of 1302 Fifth Street NW sustained a minor foot injury from a rusty nail and received first aid at St Luke’s hospital. Frank C Dastal Ely farmer and Edwin Wilcox Monticello farmer seek an extension of time to pay debts under section 75 of bankruptcy act. Morrison A Traubarger of Conrad files a petition in bankruptcy. C H Bean rural route 4 is fined 2 dollars and costs for parking without lights. Mrs W J Foster 2304 Hillcrest Drive SE fined 2 dollars and costs for overtime parking. Many cash buyers plan weekend visits if grapes apples spring fries vegetables are offered for sale. For ads in Good Things to Eat call 2 1121. Advertisement Bruce A Suthers son of Dr and Mrs W A Suthers has been assigned aboard the USS Isabel to duty in the south China sea with base at Hong Kong.

Frank C. Dastal Ely Farmer Edwin Wilcox Monticeno Morrison A. Traubarger Conrad Bruce A. Suthers W. A Suthers Sixth Avenue SE United States Orient US. S. Isabel South China Sea Hongkong Suthers

Bethany Congregational to Hold Special Meeting After Service

The Bethany Congregational church will hold a special church meeting after the Sunday morning service. All church members are urged to attend.

Bethany Congregational Church

Special meeting for officers at St. Matthew's church

The Society of the Little Flower of St. Matthew's church will hold a special meeting for officers immediately after the 7 30 mass Sunday. Mrs. John W. Leasure of Sixth street and Wilson avenue SW suffered a fracture of her left forearm Thursday about 4 pm when she slipped and fell while gathering apples at her home. Four local ROTC artillery officers left Saturday for two weeks duty at Fort Ripley Minn Otto W Mull Walter Proescholdt Ralph Yull and Louis D Burkhalter jr.

Society of the Little Flower of John W. Leasure Sixth Street Wilson Avenue Artillery Division Reserve Officers Training Corps Fort Ripley, Minn Otto W. Mull Walter Proescholdt Ralph Yulll Louis D. Burkhalter, Jr

Anderson to Enter Wharton School in Philadelphia

Byron K. Anderson leaves his parents home at 2204 Ridgeway Drive SE to begin his senior year at the Wharton School of Commerce and Finance, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, after spending the summer there.

Byron K. Anderson Oscar A. Anderson Ridgeway Drive Philadelphia Wharton School of Commerce and Finance University of Pennsylvania

Elderly Gertsen Couple Plan Minnesota Motor Tour

The Rev Mr and Mrs I Gertsen aged 75 depart Cedar Falls after visiting their son A C Gertsen manager of Hotel Montrose plans a Minnesota motor tour. Also noted is Mr Geren a former Oshtosa Wisconsin Lutheran minister and Mr and Mrs Eugene L Wasta with daughter Coy Jeanette of 1220 1st Avenue NZ taking an extended mover tour into eastern Canada.

I Gertsen A C Gertsen Montrose Cedar Falls Minnesota Geren Oshtosa Wis Pugene L. Wasta Coy Jeanette Avenue NZ Baturdey Estern Canada Mra

Wasta Family Plans North American Border Tour

Wastas sister Mrs John Watkins of Nashua Iowa will accompany him crossing the border at Detroit. They will visit Ottawa and Montreal then return to the United States via New York. The two week tour is linked to Mr Wasta who works in the toll division of Northwestern Bell Telephone in Cedar Rapids.

Wasta John Watkins Nashua Detroit Ottawa Montreal United States New York Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Cedar Rapids

MANY DIE IN REFUSAL TO ENTER LIFEBOATS

A survivor recounts crew members fighting a blaze on a ship midships. Pumps failed, hoses worthless, and passengers faced smoke and heat as three brave women followed the crew to lifeboats. Boats lowered quickly under burning skies, saving some lives while others perished.

Ross And McLarnin Set September 15 Showdown

In New York officials and promoters fixed September 15 as the rescheduled world welterweight title bout between Barney Ross and Jimmy McLarnin. The fifteen round contest will be staged at the Garden Bowl on Long Island after rain and fog caused multiple delays. Both fighters will stay in New York to resume training for the big match.

New York INS Barney Ress Jimmy McLarnin Garden Bowl Long Island

Palmer To Give Program For Children At Mission

Eugene Palmer evangelist from Ottumwa will present a magic tricks show for children at Sunshine Mission this evening at 7 30. He previously performed at the Iowa State fair and will continue evening services next week including Sunday talks at 3 p m. Deborah Isherwood of 1308 K Street SW received a Bible at the old people’s service Friday. Cyrus Metcalf conducts the campaign music.

Sunshine Mission Eugene Palmer Ottumwa Palmer Deborah Isherwood K Street Cyrus Metcalf

Births Reported for Dolores Virginia and Two Sons

Born to Mr and Mrs Joe Holecek Jr at 1012 Seventeenth avenue SE on September 7 a six and one half pound daughter named Dolores Virginia. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Russell Torgler at 82 Fifteenth avenue SW on September 6 at Mercy hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Vogt at 2328 D avenue NE on September 7 at Mercy hospital.

Joe Holecek, Jr Seventeenth Avenue Dolores Virginia Russell Torgler Fifteenth Avenue SW Mercy Hospital Fred Vogt D Avenue NE

Impossible To Check Fire Says Member Of Ship's Crew

A Merra Castle fire after a lightning strike swept midships and boats. Crew member recalls attempting to fight the blaze from the boat deck, losing visibility to smoke, and cheering boats away as the captain died of a heart attack.

Ech Vineberver Merra Caatte Lake Merra Castle

Marion Country Club Invites 100 Mile Radius for First Golf Meet

The first annual invitation golf meet of the Marion Country Club is set for Sunday on local greens with 100 mile radius clubs invited. 9 am start time and entrants from Vinton Manchester Anamosa Monticello Mount Vernon plus many more clubs are expected to participate.

Marion Country Club Vinton Manchester Anamosa Monticello Mount Vernon

Cuban Woman Official Describes Morro Castle Escape

Senora Renee Mender Capote, a Cuban official, recounts escaping the Morro Castle disaster aided by a crew member. She notes her father General Domingo Mender Capote helped topple the Machado regime and served as first vice-president.

Edor Senora Renee Mender Capote Morro Castle Domingo Mender Capote Machado Tba Senora Renee Mendez Capote United Press

Survivor recounts deadly ship fire and rescue at sea

A Cuban cultural bureau director aboard a ship during a blaze describes waking to flames, escaping through a narrow window with help from a sailor named Carl Pryor of Newark, and surviving the inferno with minimal clothing and gratitude for the rescuer.

Spring Lake N. J Europe Carl Pryor Newark

Local Marriage Licenses Listed in Cedar Rapids Area

Charles F. Vileta and Barbara E. Vileta of Cedar Rapids. Ashley Steele of Jefferson Bar racks Missouri and Myrne Moffit of Cedar Rapids. Arley Armstrong and Myrtle Pinneo of Marshalltown. Irvin Waldo Maske of Iowa City and Lucille Eva Taylor of Brooklyn. Charles Nelson of Garrison and Ethel Crow of Vinton.

Charles F. Vileta Barbara E. Vileta Cedar Rapids Ashley Steele Jefferson Barracks Myrne Moffit Arley Armstrong Myrtle Pinneo Marshalltown Irvin Waldo Maske Iowa City Lucille Eva Taylor Brooklyn Charles Nelson Garrison Ethel Crow Vinton

Marion area churches schedule Sunday services

A list of church services across Marion including Baptist under Rev. William Bridwell, Catholic Mass at 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. led by Rev. T J McEliott, and Congregational Mission Sunday. Also notes Christian Endeavor, Pilgrim Highraaders meeting, and Seventh Day Church of God Sabbath school.

William Bridwell Raymond Eckhart St. Joseph's Cathloic T. J. McEliott C. J. Biddle Elda M. Kemp H. O. Allen Arthur Lyons Gerald Thomas Pilgrim Highraaders H M. Williamson Methodist Episcopal John M. Walters H. M. Titus Oxford Club Epworth League Presbyterian W. E. Fisher M. Carson Irvin Ford St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran C. E. Krog Sune Day School Central City William Mathis T. J. Miller Seventh Day Church of God Ninth Avenue Sixth Street Sake Bath Carl Carver

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