Chicago Livestock Market Shows Mixed Week Behind Steady Hogs
Cattle receipts in Chicago area mixed week with strong hogs and steady to higher cattle, grain and weather factors affecting demand. Top hog price reached around 11.65 with varied steer and heifer values across St Paul and Sioux City reports, while lambs and feeding lambs edged lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TSR
SSRIS
Taut-steeigace
Drese Tatts
Sbgrvss
Brosher
Nee Hich
Siek
Montana
Washington
ST. Paul
South ST. Paul
Sioux City
Tapi
Aegriculture
Gmerk & Top
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Items
Cedar Rapids miscellaneous market prices list items across grains produce and meats with figures for No 1 and No 2 grades. Includes grain quotes for corn oats rye and hay and straw rates with bundle weights and various price points. livestock prices show hogs cattle and horses with unit costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sosa
Market Prices Report From Local Market
Prices show steady butter and eggs with firm receipts of 5801 for eggs. Live poultry receipts listed two trucks unsettled with various breeds and price per pound. turkeys, roosters, and colored varieties noted. Potatoes receipts 127 on track, 97 on hand, U S shipments 622 with steady supplies and moderate demand, Idaho russet and other grades priced per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciicace
Jess Thon
Plymouth Rock
Ioc
U. S
Idaho
Heavy Local Hogs Slightly Higher on Saturday Market
The best hogs held steady on the local market while the good packers advanced five cents. Wilson & Co OG Market lists prices by weight and grade for hogs, calves, sheep, and cattle. Prime steers and yearlings show notable price ranges, with various weight classes and quality levels detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & CO
Dial
Sr Hsens
Bond Markets wa NEW YORK BOND REVIEW
New York bonds showed fractional up and down moves on Saturday with more losses than gains. Rail issues led with strength in Baltimore and Ohio 4 3/25, St Paul 5s, Northwestern 4 7/4s, Erie 5s, Great Northern 5s, Southern Railway 4s. Several others slipped or rose as markets shifted in mixed deals across U S Treasuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore and Ohio
St. Paul
North Western
Erie
Great Northern
American Telephone and Telegraph
Bethlehem Steel
Loew's
McKesson and Robbins
Penn Dixie Cement
Shell Union J's
Goodyear
International Paper
United States
Community Chest Boards to Meet for Campaign Plans
Community Chest agencies plan a Tuesday meeting at the Roosevelt hotel room 219 to discuss the drive. Eight agency directors will gather under chair Van Veen Shaffer with Clare R Marshall and MoH Megrison outlining campaign phases and agency roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
Te Ronsevalt
Exercbe van
Clare R Marshall
Roosevelt Hotel
Births in local area Sept announces several newborns
Roth and spouse welcome a daughter born Sept 1 at Mercy hospital. Kein and spouse announce a daughter Sept 10 at Mercy hospital. Sunms and spouse welcome a daughter Sept 10 at Mercy hospital. Pisark and spouse in Solon announce a son Sept 10 at Mercy hospital. Davis of Algona reports a son born Sept 9 at St Luke's hospital. Laphan and spouse of Grovecourt SE announce a daughter Sept 11 at St Luke's hospital.
Wheat futures slump on liquidation and demand decline
Liquidation led by eastern sellers pushed Chicago Board of Trade wheat prices sharply lower on Saturday with declines of 24 to 275 cents in most contracts. Corn and oats followed the downward trend as export demand dwindled and foreign supply news weighed, while Canadian and European markets showed mixed moves. Prices and quotes for futures and cash grain across wheat corn oats and related fats were reported, with details on bid levels and government estimates influencing sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Russia
Italy
Buenos Aires
Rotterdam
Winnipeg
All Canada
Western
Commission House
Foreign exchange rates steady in New York market
In New York the foreign exchange market showed steady demand with cent values listed for currencies including Great Britain 494 11 16, France 35634, Italy 5264, Belgium 1683, Germany 4013 and 2260 registered, travel 2680, Holland 550, Norway 2486, Sweden 25.51, Denmark 2209, Finland 2.20, Switzerland 2297, Spain unquoted, Portugal 4.52, Greece fly, Poland 1893, Czechoslovakia 349, Austria 1888N, Roumania 32.07N, Brazil 880, Tokio 2885, Shanghai 3000, Hong Kong 3100, Mexico City 2785, Montreal in New York 5998 7 16, New York in Montreal 10001 9 16, nominal exchange rate.
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New York
API
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jaroslavia
Austria
Roumania
Argentine
Brazil
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Fairfax Doctor Pleads Guilty On Narcotics Charge
Dr Frederick J Laughlin of Fairfax pled guilty in district court to illegally prescribing a narcotic drug and was fined 200 dollars. Judge H C Ring did not revoke his license, and Laughlin waived trial for immediate sentencing after three friends testified to his character. The charge arose from a claim by Velma Rinehart of Waterloo that she obtained narcotics over several months, with Rinehart later arrested on forgery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick J Laughlin
Fawrfar
H. C. Ring
Laughlin
Velma Rinehart
Waterloo
Miss Rinehart
Doctors reject plan to test serum on infantile paralysis victims
CHICAGO INS Dr Herman N Bundesen head of city health board said he refused a secret proposal by prominent doctors to use half of infantile paralysis patients as guinea pigs for a serum. He noted 218 cases with 18 deaths and said no family members would be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Herman N. Bundesen
Board of Health
Dortora
Bundesen
Howeyver
Speedy Buying Sparks Rally in New York Stock Market
Weekend trading saw a brisk rebound with 1 to 3 point gains as brokers cited heavy short covering and bargain hunting after a morning of rapid buying. Transfers reached about 1.3 million shares while rail bonds moved higher and several blue chips led advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
General Motors
Chrysler
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Goodrich
N. Y. Central
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
J. I.case
International Harvest
Wall Street Quotes From Brokers J E Bennett Co
Published market page shows numerous stock quotes from Adams Express to Zenith Radio and Toil. It lists company names, prices and trading notes with many entries for Amn, Natl, and regional firms, reflecting daily quotations and closing figures. Mississippi River stage readings for Davenport, Dubuque, Keokuk and St. Louis noted with rise or fall in feet, signalling water levels across the basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express
Johns Manville
Alisks Juneau
Hans City Boy
Illegheny Corp
Kayser
Julius
Allis Chalmers
Kroger
Amal Lea
G Lambert
Lehich Valley
Libby Owens
Myers
Comere
M. Foly
Lorillard P
Loutsy'le Gas
Amn Rad Pie Dta
McCrory
Amn Pelt Ia
McKesson
Ieee McLellan
Marshall Fid
Mathieson
Amn Woolen
Amn
Ark Nat Gas
Pac RR
Asa” Ry
Ward
Lid
Atchison Tatlantic
Auburn Auto
Murray, Corp
Natl Biscuit
O ‘Barber Co
Nat Cash Ree
Barnsdall A
Nat Dairy Pro
Beatrice Cry
Natl Distirs
Bendix
Avni
Nat Pow L
Beth Steel
NY Central
Blaw Knox
Boeing
Bohn Alum
North Amn
Borden Co
Nor Amn Av
Borge Warner
Ohio O
Brisas
Otis Steel
Bucyrus Erle
Packard Motors
Paramount
Park Utah
Burroughs Adg
Patino Mines
Cal. Heeler
Camp Wyant
Peoples
Canada
Philips Pte
Plymouth
Elanese
Proctor Gambel
Cerro de Pasco
Ic Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Cheo Nwan
Rem Rand
Mtr
Ona Rep ‘Steel
Reyn
Ora
Aleway Col Palmolive
Schenley
Colo
Seaboard
Sharon Steel
Cammy South
Shell Union
Congoleum
Silver King
VM Consol Ol
Simmons Co
Skelly OH
Socony
Curtis Wricht
del B & Wee Weiner
Douglas Air
Sten
du Pont de
Webster
Slspartman
Tex Gui
Elec
Didewater
Erie
Georvens
U S
Graham Palegu
Bia Great Nor Ore
Mayes Body
Vira Car
Hecker Proddy Walworth
Hiram the
Warner Bros
Hneaton
Wean
Maryld Fe Howe Sound
West Union
Hudson Motors
Wes House AB
Supp Motors
Wes'house el
Tits Central
White Motors
Indus Station
Zenith Radio
Toil
Zenite
Chicago
Amn Pub
Enl
Cord Corp
Agbastos Mig
Dexter Ca Bris Atmat
Hshold
IBM Helleman
Mar Pield
Butler Bros
Quaker
Chicago Carp
Okr
Bwift and Co
Cama Editon
Swift
Ind
Walereen
Davenport
Mississippi River States
Kinatines
Keokuk
Loula
Cairo
Memphis
Awards Made for Care of Herds at All-Iowa Livestock Show
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce presented canes to those in charge of district herds during the All-Iowa Livestock exhibition. Sam Pierce of Des Moines won the main cane for Jersey herd care in district No. 7. Fay LeClerc was runnerup but received no award. Paul Mitchell of Reinbeck won in the Milking Shorthorn division. Ed Kubik of Elma won for Guernsey and Brown Swiss. Cash prizes also went to 4-H club county baby beef exhibits Benton first and Linn second. Awards announced by Floyd Johnston to keep barns presentable for visitors.
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Cedar Rapids
Johnston
Fay LeClerc
Campbell Jersey
Jesup
LeClerc
Paul Mitchell
Reinbeck
Ed Kubik
Elma
Chamber of Commerce
Benton Group
Linn Group
Oil Wells Bring Income Hurdles for 73-Year-Old Farmer
Olney Illinois AP report features Oscar Poppe a 73 year old farmer who records 800 a day from oil wells yet laments the intrusion into his 160 acre farm He worries taxes will take part of the income and insists he will keep farming after 52 years on the land noting the new wells interrupt operations but he remains unimpressed by outward prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Oscar
Poppe
Cornell Freshmen Picnic at Palisades Park
Mount Vernon report details Cornell freshmen enjoying sunny weather at Palisades State Park after an intelligence quiz and English placement test. A special chapel service featured President H. J. Burgstahler addressing the group. Later in town, freshmen and upperclassmen joined social events with dancing ping pong and games in Merner Hall.
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The
Gazette
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Palisades State Park
Cornell
H. J. Burgstahler
Merner Hall
Deaths Charles O Sprague former Cedar Rapids hotelier
Charles O Sprague aged 64 longtime Cedar Rapids hotel proprietor and partner of O L Kelly died Saturday in Minneapolis after a long illness. He helped run the Grand Allison and Pullman in Cedar Rapids, later led the Majestic in Chicago area before taking over the Seymour in Minneapolis and renaming it the Sprague. Born in Ellsworth Minnesota he is survived by his wife Ruth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Sprague
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Mr. Sprague
O. L. Kelly
Chicago
Majestic
Sprague
Ellsworth, Minn
Ruth
Widow Anna Wild Dies in Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs Anna Wild widow of Joseph Wild died suddenly at her Cedar Rapids home at 3 45 p m Friday after a heart attack She was born February 2 1864 in Bohemia and came to the United States in 1898 Later living in Minnesota and Cedar Rapids Surviving are two daughters Mrs O K Burrows Elmhurst Ill and Mrs V F Lastuvka Cedar Rapids a son Charles B Wild Six grandchildren Also leaves six grandchildren Funeral arrangements to be announced Friends may call at the Turner chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wild
Joseph Wild
Fifteenth Avenue
Bohemia
Teplitz
Austria
Minnesota
Cedar Rapids
O. K. Burrows
Elmhurst
Jil
V. F. Lastuvka
Charles B. Wild
J. E. Wild
Helen J
Robert
Charles Jr. Wild
Oliver K
Thomas H. Burgows
Turner Chapel
Personal notes and local incidents in Iowa City area
Don Cassidy left for Manhattan Kansas on Saturday. James Turner, son of Willis Turner, remains in University hospital Iowa City after two months of illness. Musicians Protective Union local 137 holds its regular monthly meeting on Sunday September 12 at 9 30 a.m. at Knights of Pythias hall. Fred T Beyer reports his car radiator cap stolen from Hawkeye Downs. Mary Trusty taken to St Luke's hospital after a fall injuring her left leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Turner
Willis Turner
Thirty-sixth Street
University Hospital
Iowa City
The
Musicians Protective Union
Local 137
Knights of Pythias
Fred T. Beyer
Hawkeye Downs
Mary Trusty
Fifteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Closing Time Note for Bigger Sunday Want Ads
The ad indicates the closing time for the Bigger Sunday Want Ad Section with a dial-in contact for ad takers, emphasizing submission deadlines and the listed phone number 2-11217.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial 2
Kuenzel Named Manager of Jefferson Hotel in Iowa City
E. C. Kuenzel, former Roosevelt hotel assistant manager who moved from Cedar Rapids last spring to run the Mealey hotel in Oelwein, is appointed manager of the Jefferson hotel in Iowa City. He will assume the post Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Kuenzel
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Mealey
Oelwein
Jefferson Hotel
Iowa City
Norton elected secretary treasurer of Iowa Carpenters Council
J. D. Norton of 530 McKinley Street SE was chosen as secretary treasurer of the Iowa State Council of Carpenters at the annual Fort Dodge convention. B. S. Morgan of Waterloo was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Norton
McKinley Street
Iowa State Council of Carpenters
Fort Dodge
B. S. Morgan
Waterloo
Revival Meetings at Interdenominational Church Begin Tomorrow
Evangelist M. C. iKttle will lead revival services at the Interdenominational church located on Fifth avenue and Third street sw starting tomorrow through September 26. Services begin nightly at 7:30. A. J. Stokes serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. iKttle
Interdenominational Church
Fifth Avenue
Third Street
A. J. Stokes
Rector Edwards Returns to Lead St John’s Sunday Service
The Rev. Charles F. Edwards, rector of St. John's Episcopal Church, returns from an Episcopal conference at Clear Lake and will occupy the pulpit Sunday. Regular services resume and the Sunday school reopens after summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Edwards
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Clear Lake
St. John’s
Pigeons to be released for morning race at Union Station
Several thousand carrier pigeons owned by members of the Chicago Concourse Flying association will be released on the Union Station platform at about 7 am Sunday. The birds will race back to their home lofts in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Chicago Concourse Flying Association
Chicago
Man Hurt In Fall From Garage Attic
Paul Fulton, 44, of 745 Twelfth Street NW, and a Handler Motor company employee, was taken to St. Luke's hospital at 3 pm Friday with a fractured left elbow and injuries to his left hip after falling from the attic floor of the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fulton
Twelfth Street
M ™ Ploye
Handler Motor Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Heiress Wife Sued By Baron For 130000 Damages
The Baron Arturo Berlingieri sues Merry Fahrney Pickering Van Eiszner Berlingieri for 130000 damages claiming she trifled with his title funds and affections and seeks an annulment and 10000 attorney fees. He says she married him for status. the couple wed July 31 in Harrison New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Arturo
Berlingieri
Merry Fahrney Pickering
van Eiszner Berlingieri
Chicago
New York
Crippled Boston Girl Is Now A Lifesaver
Geneva Halfacre, 17, overcame a crippling hip injury at age nine to complete four years of Red Cross life guarding training. She walked three miles daily to Magazine Beach for swimming, aiming to become a professional instructor in life-saving and swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Geneva Halfacre
Geneva
Red Cross
Magazine Beach
Gazette Ad Rates and Policy Notice
The Gazette outlines advertising rates per agate line for classified ads and specifies advance payment requirements. Special 4 rates apply to WORK WANTED ads, with a policy limiting responsibility to one incorrect insertion for multi-line orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
TOMN
Fined In Police Court For Parking Violations
Eldon Minor Palo fined five dollars and costs for parking a dirty cattle truck in the business district with three dollars of the fine suspended on paying costs. H S Wright fined one dollar and costs for parking in a prohibited zone with the fine suspended on paying costs. David Baron Chicago and H L Shikoski Memorial drive paid one dollar and costs each after pleading guilty to double parking. Russell Knapp Twenty-first street SE and R W Grove B avenue NE fined one dollar and costs each for overtime parking Grove’s fine suspended on paying costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon Minor
Palo
Thomas B. Powell
H. S. Wright
Second Avenue SE
David Baron
Chicago
H. L. Shikoski
Memorial Drive SE
Russell Knapp
Twenty-first Street
R. W. Grove
B Avenue NE
Grove
Iowa News In Brief Viola Wellman Wining Anamosa Van Horne
Viola residents invited to all day picnic at the old Viola schoolhouse grounds on Sunday September 19. Wellman hosts Pilotburg home coming at Pilotburg church with oldtime teachers. Wining festival at St Marys parish with chicken dinner and supper. Nativity feast celebrated at St Marys church Wednesday. Anamosa funeral for Orlando Byerly 67 to be held Sunday with burial at Green. Van Horne mission services at St Andrew s Lutheran church with ministers from Victor Willaggsburg and parish pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Old Schoolhouse
Wellman
Pilotburg
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s Catholic
St. Mary’s Church
Anamosa
Orlando Byerly
Jackson Township
R. Badger
Green
Byerly
Church Island Grows and Shrinks In Legal Dispute
In Hungary the island purchased by the church fifty years ago has grown from three to about nineteen acres, triggering claims from former owners for payment of newly formed land while the church community insists it bought and paid for the entire site. The dispute centers on whether natural expansion grants new ownership to the sellers or obligations to share the land with the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Dunapentele
Dunavescec
Danube
Lost and found announcements of various items
Multiple entries list missing items and rewards including a blue coat taken from a setae location at 1640 Washington Ave and a garage theft near Bilis Blvd. Other notes mention lost bank books, notebooks, a pair of glasses, a leather folder with initials M F, and a brown Bostonian shoe. Contacts and reward offers accompany several notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setae
Basel
Washington Ave
Mawthorne
Savage
Bilis Blvd
Mathias Kust
Ely
Jons
Dr. Foster
Gbieck
M. F
Personal barber and beauty perm ads bundle
Classified style notice lists perm prices from EG to Kennedy's for school perms and facial services. Includes Mary Mell and Helene Beauty Shop with machineless perms and exact dial numbers. Mentions locations on EMis Boulevard 1st Ave 4th St and a 208 4th St address with local phone listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pidima
Barate Fa
Emis Blvd
Molly
Virginia
Kennedy's
1St Ave
Mary Mell
Cinderella
4Th St
Helene Beauty Shop
DIAL
Mary Nell Beauty Shop
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Satawsiy
Omars Livestock
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BAN An
Mason City
North Dakota
NEW York (Ap
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Joseph
Roweck
Whatesale Freits
Ose Sa
Poatces
Idaho Neoth
Seer Bices
Ctnar Rapids Npws
LONGS
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. R. Mowrey
SOI
Natonal Bank
Owen High Low
Cuiesco
Fairfax
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
W.H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Cedar Rapides
Easton
Towa Falls
Mount Ayr
Ut Blour
Omaha
Orleans
Charles City
Dew Moines
Francisce
Davenwo
O. K
Palisades
Charles Sprague
Don Cassidy
Manhattan
Kan
Kuensel
Carpenters
C. F. Edwards
Baron
the Gazette
Kesters Fowa
Iowa News
Church Island
Katz Loan Company
3Rd Ave
Ginsberg’s
First Ave
C. R. Law
Monk
John Bternad
John Sternad
Swisher
LK Rosenthal Tailor
4Th St. SE
Cole Canons
B. E
Sanford
Armstrong
California
Hawkeye Travel Bureau
Sridemallon
Calif
Eae EE Ae Allied van
Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Joe Stanek
3Rd St. BE
Main Springs
Froraeco Jeweler
Ave
Vincent's Pen Hospital
Kenwood Transfer
Prastea Jewelers
Ard
Allen
C. A. Fox Garage
Andrew
1St St
Percy
Archibald
Cleveland
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McRaith
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