Hog Market Sees Absorbed Supplies With Little Price Change
Chicago and other markets report hogs and cattle receiving heavy, with demand irregular but generally steady. Prices show small falls on some grades while top hogs reach about 4.60 and red steers top at 10.25, amid totals around 42 thousand head across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St. Louis.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
No. Ave. Amt VY
Butch
Representative Einen
TNS
Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed as Receipts Reach Heavy Volumes
Receipts heavy with cattle at 500 thousand head and sheep 200 thousand. Steers and yearlings show mixed bids with weighty lots 25 to 40 cents lower. slaughter cattle weaker. Vealers price ranges 6 to 7.50 dollars. cows and bulls vary by grade. Sheep and lambs slow in killing classes, feeders active with values around 5.25 to 5.40 for selected feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stric
Grain Prices Slip After Early Rise On Weak Board Trade
Chicago grain values eased from morning highs as selling grew on ample supply and weak stock markets. Wheat closed modestly lower while corn and rye dipped and oats fluctuated. Winnipeg firmness due to Western weather supported early trades. Receipts totaled 49 cars for corn and 279 for oats with cash prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Burges
Chicago hog receipts ease as market holds steady
Hog receipts at Chicago delivered 28,000 head with 19,000 direct. Prices ranged by weight from 140 to 350 pounds with packing sows in the medium to good range. Direct buyers showed slow to strong demand and average prices listed for various weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Iowa Hog Receipts Des Moines Report Prices and Trends
U S Agriculture update shows hog receipts in Des Moines and southern Minnesota for 48 hours from 8 a.m. Monday. Prices vary by weight and quality with light sows and heavier weights trading from about 2.45 to 4.10 dollars per hundredweight. Demand described as fairly active with light marketings and mixed strength across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U. S. T. Agriculture
Iown
Minnesota
Livestock Prices Report From Sioux City Market
Cattle receipts 9,500 with weak undertone and fat stock 25 cents lower. Better stockers steady with some loads priced around 6.60 to 6.50. Hogs receipts 7,000 with 10 cent drop. 180 to 260 pound butchers around 3.80 to 3.90, sow prices down to 2.75. Sheep receipts 4,500 with fat lambs around 4.75 to 5.00, other classes scattered around 4.25 to 4.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
API
Dept. Agriculture
Aroun
Oregon
Omaha market notes on cattle hogs and sheep prices
Receipts and price ranges for cattle hogs and sheep show slow cattle activity with weak to 25 cent lower bids. Fed steers and yearlings mostly steady to lower, vealers down, feeders in liberal supply. hogs with varied bulk weights and sows around 2.75 to 3.90. sheep and lamb feeders active with bids improving at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Nees
Agricul Oogsb
Iowa Hog Prices Show Varied Weights Across Markets
The Associated Press reports Monday hog prices in Iowa vary by weight. Top prices range from about 3.90 for light hogs to around 2.40 for very heavy packers, with numerous mid range values noted for weights from 140 to 350 pounds and above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Mason
Wear Good Packers
Fair Packers Aca Yanegime Hogs
Good Packers
Bond Market Mixed With Small Gains in Rail Issues
New York bonds showed a mixed day with modest activity in several railroad issues. Utilities and industrials moved irregularly while government bonds remained steady in a quiet range. Notable advances appeared in Baltimore and Ohio 4s Chesapeake and Ohio 4s Missouri Pacific 5s and 5 1/2s Nickel Plate 4s and Southern loans with some holdings failing to reach maximum gains. Argentine Brazil Sao Paulo and Uruguay loans showed quiet strength amid an irregular European list.
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New York
Aroun
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Nll
Cere
Inter
Colombia
Sao Paulo
Uruguay
United States
Liberty bond prices steady in New York market
U S bonds closed with Liberty 3s at 101.14, Liberty 4s at 102.16, Liberty 4s at 103.13, Treasury 4s at 98.18, and a miscellaneous issue quoted around 164.00 amid modest activity in New York trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reapi
NEW YO Liberty
Liberty Ist
Liberth
Treasury
Chicago Produce Futures Notes Refrigeration Standards
Chicago AP reports on egg futures and refrigerator, freezer, and storage standards. Prices listed show October and November settlements for egg futures and fresh and storage standards with dates and cents per dozen or per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Produce Futures Chicago
UTTER
Grain Supply Figures Show Mixed Increases and Declines
An Associated Press report from New York notes changes in the grain tally with increases in corn and oats and a rise in barley. The figures indicate overall shifts in supply levels across key grain categories for the period observed.
Chicago cash grain prices drift through mixed wheat and corn quotes
AP reports Chicago cash grain markets showing mixed wheat values from No 2 red to No 4 mixed and varied No 1 hard readings, corn mixed grades, oats and rye listed with seed and lard prices for reference, bells noted at $35.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Grain Wheat and Oats Quotes
Receipts show 478 cars for wheat with year ago 373. cash No. 1 northern around 54 to 55 cents a bushel. No. 1 dark with 14 to 15 percent protein noted at about 58 to 59 cents. Oats No. 3 white quoted near 16 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE Poultry and Butter Notes
AP market notes show live poultry receipts of 1 car and 18 trucks with steady quotes for hens Leghorn and broilers around 14 16 cents per pound while turkeys ducks and geese move in the 10 to 13 cent range. Butter receipts total 7 443 with unsettled prices for creamery and firsts at 8 85 to 18 cents per pound. Central carrots and other items appear with scattered prices and sparse quality detail.
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Chicago
U. S
Wiscons
Jowalers
Ihe
Ieee Gaels Tees
New York produce mixed eggs receipts listed with graded lots
Market notes show mixed color eggs firm demand with receipts across grades from first quality to seconds. Rehandled and special packs on credit appear, with prices per dozen and per case, including Pacific coast and midwestern open market offers and wholesale standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. Im
Pacific Coast
Seitees Becaeabe
Mer
Market Brief Keeps Vague Prices with Unclear Items
AP report from Bay Market Chicago notes a single car receipt and scattered price figures for items like moth, clover, and alf with nonspecific quantities and unclear descriptions. The fragmentary list includes prices around 71 and 6412 without clear context or full item names.
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Bay Market
Chicago
Mare Oy
Local hog and sheep markets show modest gains
Hog prices rise with all grades advancing a nickel. top at 3.65. Sheep market notes choice lambs at 4.25 to 5.25 per hundredweight for 75 to 85 pound lambs, with heavier lambs priced by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gree
Wall Street Mixed As Late Selling Hurdles Rail Stocks
Wall St. trades closed with a modest rally fading as late selling hit U S Steel issues and edged down railroad, farm equipment and utility stocks. Steel common fell over 2 points, preferred about 7, several names shed 1 point or more. Union Pacific Santa Fe Case Harvester and American Can also declined. About 1.3 million shares changed hands.
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New York
WAP
U. S
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Case
Harvester
American Can
Stock market nudges higher after initial slump
The New York stock market moved sluggishly yet showed resilience as rails and industrials gained mid session. Santa Fe Union Pacific and other rail issues rose while U S Steel faced early pressure from a 6 percent preferred stock drop before recovering.
Quotations of multiple securities listed by Adams Express
The page lists numerous securities with quoted percentages and prices under Monday's quotations from J. E. Bennett & Co. and W. H. manager. Entries include Alaska Juneau, Johns Manville, Allegheny Corp, Am Ice Sec, Atlantic Rigg, Caterpillar, Penn R, and many others with varied percentage figures and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Inti Nickel
Inti Tel & Tel
Alaska
Johns Manville
Allegheny Corp
Kans City
Allied Chem
Kayser
Tal
Allis Chaimerg
Kelly Spefd
Amerada Corp
Kennecott
Kreuger S
Kreuger & T
Lambert
Lehigh Valley
Lie & Myers
Ehey
Ian Loriliand
Louisville
McKesson
Mack Trucks
Vy. Magna Copper
Mathiesen Aik
Dept Sto
Atchison T. SF
Miami Copper
Atlantic
Auburn Auto
Aviation Corp
Pnt
Baldwin Loco Ward
Barnsdall A
Beatrice Cff
Ne Best Co
Natl Cash Rez
Natl Dairy Prod
Soden Co
Natl Distirs
Borg Warner
Ci Ae Ang
Sk Ae
Surroushe Adg
Nor Pac
Byers. A M
Cai and
Hecla
Canada Dry
Cane
Can Pac
Otis Elev
Ees
Caterpillar
Packard _ 312
Cerro de Pasco
Pan-Am
Ches
Ohio
Para Publix Ches Corp
Penick & Ford
Penn
Pennroad
Pota
Philips Ae
Eee Congoleum
Msoi Gas
Consol Oil
Motors
Conti
Corn Veel
Platinum leaf rolled and beaten to two hundredth inch
A description notes the production of platinum leaf rolled and beaten to an extremely thin two hundredth of an inch, illustrating the metalworking technique used to create delicate foil.
Court House News: Jury Report and Civil Suit
The petit jury for district court will report Tuesday morning with two cases to hear. One criminal case involves Fred Wilson charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated after an August arrest and prior assault at the county jail. The other is a civil claim by Hall Ekfelt Inc. against Frank E. Rhoads, Mrs. Frank E. Rhoads, and Commonwealth Hotel Apartments over a conditional sales contract and furniture, with damages and counterclaims totaling at least $1000 and $277 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Ae
H. C. Ring
Fred Wilson
Wilson
Ring
John Buresh
Buresh
A. B. Clark
Hall-Ekfelt, Inc
Frank E. Rhoads
Commonwealth Hotel Apartre Inc
Hall Ekfelt
Rhoades
Commonwealth Apartments
Commonwealth
The
Receiver Sought Against South Side Feed Co by M Cach Glass
Milver Cach doing business as M Cach Glass seeks a 349.03 judgment in district court against Bill Mackey doing business as South Side Feed company and asks for a receiver to take charge of the defendant’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milver Cach
M. Cach Glass Company
Bill Mackey
South Side Feed Company
H. E. Pfeiffer and Company
Emma B. Harris
L. A. Andrew
Corn Belt Savings Bank
T. P. Rogers
Two Cases Dismissed In Iowa District Court
A state charge against Tobias Popelar indicted in 1931 was dismissed before Judge H. C. Ring for alleged copper sulphate poisoning at 1322 Eleventh Street SE. Popelar pled not guilty. A separate charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated against A. E. Tufts, arrested December 25, was also dismissed for lack of evidence. Tufts pled not guilty December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Popelar
H. C. Ring
Popelar
Iowa
W. Stegall
Eleventh Street
A. E. Tufts
Ring
Tufts
Titles Quieted in Linn County Estates Case
In Linn county property tied to the estates of John Weichbrod and Frederika Weichbrod Domer, the district court under Judge John T. Moffit established titles and quieted them. Edna Van Sweringen, plaintiff, along with T. M. Everett and Everett Renshaw, are allotted one-sixth shares each. One-eighth shares are quieted for Wilhelm Schroedt, Anna Hamann, Louise Schroeder, and Marie Schwartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
John Weichbrod
Frederika Weichbrod-Domer
John T. Moffit
Edna van Sweringen
T. M. Everett
Everett Renshaw
Wilhelm Schroedt
Anna Hamann
Louise Schroeder
Marie Schwartz
Williams divorce granted custody awarded in district court
Alice Williams 23 sues Alfred Williams 32 for divorce on felony conviction grounds. Judge H C Ring grants the divorce and awards custody of a minor child. The plaintiff says the husband is serving a sentence at Fort Madison penitentiary. They married in Jones county in 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Williams
H. C. Ring
Alfred Williams
Local Rent Judgments Award Small Sums in District Court
George M. Mark and Mary Mark were granted a 300 rental judgment by Judge John T. Moffit against Henry M. Ball and Don Ackerman. Judge H. C. Ring awarded Selma Schricker a 15 judgment against Myrtle Hertz ler Frey in a lease action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Mark
Mary Mark
John T. Moffit
Henry M. Ball
Don Ackerman
H. C. Ring
Selma Schricker
Myrtle Hertzler Frey
Judgment On Account In Shores Mueller Case
The Shores Mueller company was granted $443.16 in district court against White as principal and J L White and Ray Hamilton as guarantors on an account action. The plaintiff alleged that J L White and Hamilton guaranteed all of George T White's account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shores-Mueller Company
Clement i District Court
White
J. L. and
Ray Hamilton
J.L. White
Hamilton
George T. White
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Notes
Market rundown from Cedar Rapids listing prices on wires hay straw produce poultry veal and wholesale fruits and vegetables. California Valencia oranges grapefruit potatoes lettuce and related crates and bulk prices are shown with several odd OCR fragments. Local market items hint at daily commodity pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Minneapolis Flour Market Report Notes Mixed Shipments
Grain prices in Minneapolis show varied carload lots with changes in barrel shipments and a standard price around 3.00 to 8.59 per unit. The market reflects adjusted futures and brand shipments affecting supplies for local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Foreign exchange rates in cents and global figures
The column lists exchange rates in cents for major currencies including France, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Austria, and others with several figures showing percentage changes and specific price points. Noted values include France at 3.91, Belgium 13.8542, Netherlands 40.13, Poland 11.30, and Czechoslovakia 2.9644, among various miscellaneous notes and distortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Italy
Belgium
Holland
Norw
USA
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia Im
Austria
Nia
Baker Building 150000 Watt Radio Station In Mexico
Norman Baker of Muscatine Iowa had begun construction on XENT a proposed 150000 watt radio station near Nuevo Laredo Mexico The commission reported the station would operate on 1150 kilocycles a frequency between WRVA Richmond and several Texas California Washington Florida Delaware and Wisconsin stations.
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Washington
Norman Baker
Muscatine
XENT
Nuevo Laredo
Mex
WRVA
Richmond
Texas
California
Florida
Delaware
Wisconsin
Olive Hamon Faces Single Suitor In Marriage Race
New York reports Olive Belle Hamon daughter of slain Oklahoma millionaire Jake Hamon and known as Loma Worth still has one suitor left in a four-man field for marriage. Forrest Cross, Pedro Lianuza and others were in prior contention as divorce papers and engagements caused shifts. Cross remained the only active suitor outside Loma's apartment, awaiting a possible license on Monday.
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New York
Olive Belle Hamon
Olive
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
Loma Worth
Forrest C. Cross
Norfolk, Va
Loma
Pedro Lianuza
Josephine
Lianuza
Cross
City Briefs and Personals item roundup
Mrs. Mary A. Green departed Saturday for Joplin Missouri. Howard Auld of Vinton was fined ten dollars plus costs in police court for speeding. Pioneer council No. 163 National Union Assurance Society will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Sokol hall with a card tournament to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Auld
Vinton
Pioneer Council No
National Union Assurance Society
Sokol Hall
Funeral of William Paul Held at Yocom Chapel
Funeral services for William Paul retired farmer were conducted Saturday at the Yocom chapel with Rev. Carl E. Krog of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church officiating. Mrs Ethyle Wood Birmingham sang two solos with Miss Edna Roberts at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Paul
Yocom Chapel
Carl E. Krog
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Edna Roberts
Gene Isham
Lew Weis
Mark Scott
B. Schwab
Prairie Chapel Cemetery
William Dahlenburg
Springfield
S. D
Bertha Leapley
Omaha
W. J. Doerzman
Blairstown
Carl Paul
Center Point
Fred Paul
Central City
Prank
Ed Paul
Decorah
Arnold Nielson
Troy Mills
Harry Hedges
Cedar Rapids
George Hasley
Iowa City
Ben Becker
Avon
Alfred Schmid
Henry Garling
Lloyd Doerzman
Schaub
Community canning kitchen opens Tuesday
The community canning kitchen will operate Tuesday with donated grapes and additional fruit and vegetables expected. volunteers coordinate efforts to process harvests for local distribution.
Robins Family Visit Highlights Sunday Guests
Mr and Mrs Neal Miller and their son Howard of Robins were guests Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs H B Leasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Miller
Howard
Robins
H. B. Leasure
Dubuque and Cuba City Visit by Fiedler Family
Mr and Mrs Paul Fiedler along with daughter Helene and son Robert visited relatives in Dubuque Wisconsin and Cuba City Wisconsin on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fiedler
Helene
Robert
Sunday
Dubuque
Cuba City
Wis
Perry Family Enjoys Weekend Visit At J L Roberts Home
Mrs. Lee Roberts and her daughter Gweneth Lee of Perry spent a week at the J L Roberts home. Mr. Roberts joined them Saturday for a weekend visit. They returned home Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Roberts
Gweneth Lee
Perry
J. L. Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Schultz Family Visits Ames Return Home
Mr and Mrs Harold Schultz and their daughter Eleanor visited last week in the home of Mrs Schultz s parents Mr and Mrs Roy Murray and Sunday they returned to their Ames home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hines
Mo Day
Maines
Spencer
Hines
Harold Schultz
Eleanor
Schultz
Roy Murray
Ames
Carstairs Artist Dies in Ambulance at 40
New York AP report states James Stewart Carstairs famed artist and bankruptcy petitioner renounced art and mocked Americans as rogues and children. He died Monday while being transported to a hospital from a hotel where he stayed about two weeks. Police found two bottles of sleeping potion suggesting possible overdose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Stewart Carstairs
Carstairs
Fresh Jones Dairy Palm Sausage at Hladky's
New stock arrives at Hladky's located at 1600 4th Ave offering Jones Dairy Palm Sausage for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Dairy Palm Sausage
Hladky’s
4Th Ave
Local Contractor Otto Klassen Undergoes Operation
Otto C. Klassen, a local contractor, underwent an operation on Saturday at Mercy Hospital. His condition is reported as fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto C. Klassen
Mercy Hospital
Fire crews respond to alarm at Mrs Evelyn Chase home
Firemen answered a general alarm at 9 15 am Monday to 1114 First Avenue East for a washing machine motor short circuit. Damage was confined to the motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Chase
First Avenue E
Paul Nissen Heads to Ames for Forestry Studies
Paul Nissen son of Mr and Mrs Frank C Nissen of 1807 Second Avenue SE leaves Sunday for Ames to begin his third year at Iowa State college. He will study forestry and is a member of Sigma Sigma fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Nissen
Frank C. Nissen
Second Avenue SE
Ames
Iowa State College
Sigma Sigma Fraternity
Springfield Hosts G A R Veterans Convention
The G A R national convention opened in Springfield Illinois with drums and fife music. Governor Louis L Emmerson welcomed the veterans as they recalled Civil War figures Sheridan Sherman Grant and McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Ins
Sheridan
Sherman
Grant
McClellan
Illinois
Louis L. Emmerson
Joe Fault Fined for Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
Joe Fault aged 25 of rural route five was fined $25 and costs in police court Monday on charges of intoxication and disturbing the peace. Fault was arrested Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fault
Fault
Young Tommy Kaylor Recovers From Fractured Arm
Three year old Tommy Kaylor, son of Mr and Mrs Boyd Kaylor of Route 4, who fractured an arm in a porch fall two weeks ago, is improving rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Kaylor
Boyd Kaylor
Hilliard Demands Hearing On Vagrancy Charge
Sam Hilliard, 58, demanded a hearing on a vagrancy charge before Justice G S Lightner. He was jailed in lieu of $500 bond, with the hearing set for Wednesday after police arrested him amid citizen complaints of begging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hilliard
G. S. Lightner
Hilliard
Death of John A. Bain 78 in Cedar Rapids
John A. Bain, 78, died at his Cedar Rapids home after a lingering illness. Born July 6, 1854 in Ontario, he had lived in Cedar Rapids for thirteen years. Survived by widow Margaret and twelve children including James A. Bain of Falconer, and daughters Mrs. John Johnson of Shellsburg and Mrs. George Warren of Carlton Place. Funeral at Beatty chapel Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. A. A. Brooks officiating. Burial in Linwood. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday evenings 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Bain
Vinton Road
Nineteenth Street
Ontario
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Margaret
James A. Bain
Falconer, N
J. 3
B. L
A. E
W. H
A. C
EB. W. Bain
John Johnson
Shellsburg
George Warren
Carlton Place
Esther Bain
Beatty Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Linwood
Y M C A Bowling Leagues Open Next Week
Y M C A bowling leagues start Monday at 7 30 pm with church league games on the V alleys. The eight team church league will roll Mondays and Tuesdays, the eight team Commercial league on Thursdays and Fridays, and the Merchants National Bank league also mentioned for the schedule.
YMCA Swim Class Enrollment Closes For Young Girls
YMCA physical department officials report enrollment for younger girls swimming classes is closed. Two Saturday afternoon sessions are offered while enrollment for high school girls, evening and afternoon classes, and women's advanced classes will end when 40 registrants are reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Physical Department
Underground Tank Requests Move Through City Council
The city council on Monday received a petition from Consumers Oil to install a 5,000 gallon underground gasoline storage tank at 105 F avenue NW. The request was referred to the department of Streets. The council granted permission to Hubbard Ice and Fuel to install a 50,000 gallon tank underground at 1124 First Street NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Oil Company
F Avenue NW
Department of Streets
Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company
First Street NW
Demand Hearing for Two Fairfax Men on Larceny Charge
Joseph Prahar aged 24 of Pairfax and J M Odlund aged 24 of 907 Hull avenue SE surrendered to county authorities Saturday after warrants were issued for their arrest for larceny They were arraigned before Justice S Lightner Monday both demanded a hearing set for Wednesday forenoon Bond fixed at 500 dollars Information filed by J L Kaplan of Fairfax claims they stole a trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Prahar
Pairfax
J. M. Odlund
Hull Avenue SE
S. Lightner
J. L. Kaplan
Fairfax
Births Reported for Two Families in Mercy Hospital
Born to Milo Smrha at 118 Eighteenth avenue SW a daughter Lillian Marie on September 13. A son named oak born to Albert J Soukup at 1622 K street SW on September 19 at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Smrha
Eighteenth Avenue
Lillian Marie
Albert J. Soukup
K Street
Oak
Mallory Street
Mercy Hospital
Father of Local Woman Dies at Mercy Hospital
John Michel father of Mrs. George Seeley of Cedar Rapids died at 1 a.m. Monday in Mercy hospital Cresco after four months there. He was born in Florenceville in 1860 and had spent winters in Cedar Rapids with his daughter for ten years. Survived by a son Jerome Michel Harmony Minnesota. daughters Mrs. Matilda Walter Cresco and Mrs. George Seeley Cedar Rapids. seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michel
George Seeley
Ellis Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Cresco
Cedar Rapids
Michel
Florenceville
Jerome Michel
Harmony
Minn
Matilda Walter
Miss Edith Savel Dies in Independence
Miss Edith Savel died at Independence at 5 25 a m Sunday born Cedar Rapids Sept 1 1885 had been ill twenty six years Surviving sister Mrs Clara Vavra Cedar Rapids funeral 2 p m Tuesday Barta chapel Rev Robert Little burial Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at chapel Monday 7 to 9 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Savel
Independence
Cedar Rapids
Clara Vavra
Barta
Robert Little
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death notice for John C. Young with Cedar Rapids services
John C. Young died in Kansas City Missouri on September 15. He was born in Shellsburg on September 24, 1898. He is survived by his mother Mrs. Leora Kettering two sisters Grace Foster Great Falls Montana Blanche Wachal Kansas City and two brothers Thomas F. Young near Palo and Clark J. Kettering Cedar Rapids. The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids Tuesday for services and burial. Funeral announcement will be made later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Young
Leora Kettering
Avenue NW
Kansas City
Shellsburg
Grace Foster
Great Falls
Mont
Blanche Wachal
Thomas F. Young
Palo
Clark J. Kettering
Cedar Rapids
Martin G. McCue Dies at 57 Tammany Leader
New York report says Martin G. McCue, influential Tammany Hall leader, died Monday after seven weeks of illness. He was 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Martin G. McCue
Tammany
Handicraft Club Meeting Set for Friday
The Handicraft club will meet Friday at 1 30 p m at the home of Mrs LeRoy Benedict 941 Sec avenue with Mrs Louis Mekota in charge of the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priday
LeRoy Benedict
Sec Avenue
Louis Mekota
Social Notes from Local Homes and Visits
Miss Margaret Stratton of Cherokee returned home Monday after a week as Mrs. Edwin Beadle’s guest. Thomas Thompson of Elkader spent the weekend at the Beadle residence. Auction sale of furniture this afternoon at 176 South 10th Street. Mrs. Harold J. Rowe and daughter Dorothy Jeanne of Cedar Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Shumack Sunday. Miss Kathryn Stone returned home Saturday after a brief visit with friends and relatives at Martelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stratton
Edwin Beadle
Thomas Thompson
Elkade
South 10Th Street
Harold J. Rowe
Dorothy Jeanne
Ced Rapids
F. A. Shumack
Kathryn Stone
Martelle
Frank La Ill in Davenport Hospital Worse, Daughter Reports
Frank La Ill remains in critical condition at Masonic hospital in Davenport, as reported by his daughter Donald Stone who conveyed the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Laill
Masonic Hospital
Davenport
Donald Stone
Rustlers Class Elects Officers at Baptist Sunday School
The Rustlers class of the Baptist Sunday school held a Friday evening meeting at the home of Mr and Wendall Bills electing Wendall Bill president Mrs Charles Fikers vice president and Mrs Ed Lockner secretary and treasurer Refreshments were served to twenty persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rustlers
Baptis
Baptist church banquet attended by Iowa City group
The Rev Mr and Mrs W H Bridwell Mr and Mrs Charles Fikers Miss June Leaf Mr and Mrs Raymond Eckhart and Richard Alexander attended a B Y P U and W W G banquet at the Baptist church in Iowa City Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bridwell
Charles Fikers
June Leaf
Raymond Eckhart
Richard Alexander
Reverend Mark Shockey in Critical Condition after N ere
The Rev. Mark Shockey pastor of the Free Methodist Church is in critical condition at Knoxville Hospital after undergoing emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Shockey
Free Methodist Church
N Atlow
Knoxville Hospital
Priscilla Guild to Meet at Mrs Belie North Home
The Priscilla guild of the Congregational church is hosted at Mrs. Belie North's home on Wednesday. Assist hostesses include Mrs. L. C. So, Mrs. Cora Starbuck, Mrs. H. Wiggins and Miss Josephine Wig. Tea at 3 30 p.m. and supper for the men at 6 15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Guild
The
Congregational Church
Belie North
L. C
Cora Starbuck
H. Wiggins
Josephine Wig
Weekend Guest Bertha Roberts at Ames Home
Miss Bertha Roberts of Ames visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J L Roberts for a family weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Roberts
Ames
J. L. Roberts
Edna Roberts Returns Home From Minneapolis Visit
Miss Edna Roberts has returned home after a visit in Minneapolis, marking the end of a brief trip and her safe arrival back with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Roberts
Minneapolis
Mrs Leapley Returns to Omaha After Death of Father
Mrs Bertha Leapley Mond arrives in Omaha in the afternoon after being called home by the death of her father William Paul.
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Springfield
S. D
Marion
William Paul
Amanda Dahlenburg
Bertha Leapley Mond
Omaha
P Marion
Sunday guests at Blair Ferry road home of Mr and Mrs Leasure
Guests on Sunday at the Blair Ferry road home of Mr and Mrs Harry Leasure included Mr and Mrs J Wainright Mr and Mrs Ed Wainright and John Leasure all from Port Byron Illinois in attendance.
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Harry Leasure
Blair Ferry Road
J Wainright
Ed Wainright
John Leasure
Por Byron, Il
Mrs W E Elliott Hosts Friday Bridge Club
Mrs W E Elliott of 1695 Eighth Avenue acted as hostess Friday afternoon for the Friday Bridge Club, inviting members to her home for a games session and fellowship.
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W. E. Elliott
Eighth Avenue
Women Golfers Plan Picnic at Munsen Cottage
Women golfers of the Manior Country club plan a picnic at the Munsen cottage near M Tuesday. They are asked to meet at the home of Mrs A P Munsen at 10 1 a.m.
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Manior Country Club
Munsen
A. P. Munsen
Marion Post to Nominate Officers at Monday Meeting
Officers will be nominated and a report of the national American Legion convention will be given at Marion Post No. 298 American Legion meeting Monday at 7 p.m. in Legion hall following a pie and ice cream supper with the auxiliary.
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National American Legion Convention
Marion Post
American Legion
At & P.m
Legion Hall
Community canning kitchen meeting tonight at library
Persons interested in the Community canning kitchen are asked to meet tonight at 7 30 in the library auditorium.
Musical Literary clubs open year with dinner party
The Musical Literary clubs begin their year tonight with a dinner party hosted by the delinquent members at Mrs. L. R. Blinks home.
Ameigo Club Plans Luncheon After Fort Dodge Visit
An Ameigo club event is noted with a luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs J J Ives to honor Mrs E E Wilcox of Fort Dodge. The afternoon continues at Mrs Karl Kendall’s home.
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J. J. Ives
E. E. Wilcox
Fort Dodge
Karl Kendall
Ameigo Club
Pack Family Spends Sunday with Springville Relatives
Lester Pack and his family spent Sunday with his parents near Springville, sharing a quiet day and catching up with relatives in the countryside.
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Lester Pack
Springville
Auxiliary to Marion Post to elect officers at Legion meet
Officers will be elected at a meeting of the Auxiliary to Marion Post No. 298 American Legion Monday at 3. supper precedes at 6 30 with Mrs R J Williams as supper committee chair.
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Marion Post No
American Legion
Legion Hall
R. J. Williams
Mrs Baker Hosts Theristrial Club Meeting on Alaska
Mrs Mary Baker will host the Theristrial club Tuesday at 7 30 p m Mrs C E Drummond will lead the program on Alaska and members answering roll call will name rivers and cities of Alaska
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Mary Baker
Theristrial Club
C. E. Drummond
Alaska
Toddville Dinner Guests at Oliphant Home
Mr and Mrs Earl Boyd and their daughter Grace visited Sunday as dinner guests in the Henry Oliphant home at Toddville.
Ladies Visit Mrs Franklin in Shelisburg
Miss Mary Snyder and Miss Ann Jordan visited Miss Snyder's grandmother Mrs. Franklin in Shelisburg on Sunday.
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Mary Snyder
Ann Jordan
Miss Snyder
Mrs. Franklin
Shelisburg
Rally Day at Baptist Sunday School on Sept 18
Sunday is rally day at the Baptist Sunday school with Mrs Roland Fowler as program committee chair. A picnic dinner will be served at noon.
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the Baptist Sunday School
Roland Fowler
Lena Pratt Returns Home After Visit With Son Verne Pratt
Mrs. Lena Pratt came home after a brief visit with her son Verne Pratt near Solon.
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Lena Pratt
Verne Pratt
Solon
Emersons Return From Visit Near Solon
Mrs. Lillie Emerson and her brother James Wood returned home after a few days visit with their nephew Charles Hakes and his family near Solon.
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Lillie Emerson
James Wood
Charles Hakes
Solon
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PE Disbrow
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Mary A. Green
Joplin, Mo
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Donald Roberts
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