Advertising notices and local sales blurbs in brief
Advertising blotter announces Ivey Fish Market move to Boat Landing and delivery services by Young's Fisheries. Also promotes Washed sand and gravel by Northern Gravel Co and special hosiery sale at Batterson's Store. Moose Hall dances scheduled with Niebling's orchestra. Fresh fish offerings at Geneva Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivey
West Second Street
Boat Landing
Iowa Ave
Sanitary
Young’s Fisheries
Chicago hog and cattle market under thin demand
A weaker undertone dominated the hog market with receipts about 12 000 head, including 5 000 direct, while beef and sheep demand showed some strength. Hog prices hovered near 9 9 70 on average, with top hogs around 10 00 and beef cattle showing gains on feed steers and yearlings amid 4 000 cattle receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hog Price Rundown From Iowa Markets
Today's market report lists Iowa hog prices by weight class with quotes from Cedar Rapids Ottumwa Mason City and Waterloo. Prices span 140 to 550 pounds with bids from 6.25 to 9.50 per cwt and varied ranges for good packers and sows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Iowa
The
Associate, Press
Cedar Rapids
Ottumwa
Packers
Stags
Mason City
Waterloo
Iowa Hog Market Review Ended Sixteen Hour Period
Des Moines reports 24 hour hog receipts in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota totaling 11,860, down from 24,600 a year ago. Prices steady to mostly 5 cents higher, with lighter weights 8.10 to 9.55 and heavier categories up to 9.65, reflecting dull trading and slow loading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
taAsrp
Ow. Dept. of Agr
Minnesota
Local Market Prices for Eggs Poultry and Livestock
Local markets report eggs at 17 to 19 cents. Hens 12 to 15 cents, roosters 9 cents. Hog prices vary by weight from 8.50 to 9.95 for 160 to 300 pounds, with sows priced 8.15 to 8.65 for larger ranges.
Meat market figures from Chicago cattle and hog receipts
Receipts total about 12 000 hogs and 4 000 cattle with varying weights. Hogs show mixed prices from 8.50 to 10.25 for lighter backs with top around 10.10 while weights 250 to 350 pounds bring 9.40 to 9.90. Cattle and calves trend higher with yearlings up to 12.50 and steers near 13.50 for top lots. cows and bulls weaker to a bit lower. Sheep and lambs are active with spring lambs 10.00 to 10.00 and yearlings 7.00 to 8.15, ewes around 2.10 to 3.50.
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No. Wits
Wits
Wis
Wta
Nicce Org
Chicago
U. 8 S
Chicago Poultry and Produce Receipts Show Mixed Markets
In Chicago on June 6 AP reports live poultry receipts across 2 cars and 35 trucks unsettled with varied prices for hens, leghorns, rock fryers, colored birds, roosters and turkeys. Butter and eggs receipts indicate firm markets with graded prices. potatoes show light demand yet steady rough stock with regional varieties and prices listed.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Alabama Bliss Triumphs
U. S&s
Cobblers
Mississippi Bliss Triumphs
North Carolina Cobblers
North Caroline
Idaho
New York Receipts and Prices for Butter Cheese and Poultry
New York on June 6 AP states receipts for butter at 11 394 tubs with firmer prices and crude creamery figures. Cheese receipts total 143 167 pounds with prices steady and unchanged. Live poultry remains weak across freight grades with no change in values.
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New York
Oil Station Leases Cut Chain Store Tax Burden
Des Moines report says oil companies retreat from retail service stations by leasing to individuals. Officials estimate 1200 to 1500 permits may be affected as several firms including Standard Oil of Indiana start leasing company owned stations to individuals to dodge the state chain store tax, effective July 1.
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Des Moines
Standard Oil
Indiana
Stock roundup: major quotes and percentages in New York market
A compact list of June 6 quotations across many firms. Big names and sectors appear with varying percentages and prices including Am Pow, Am Steel, DuPont, Gen Motors, Goodyear, Sears, RCA, Studebaker, Ford, Penn, U S Rubber, and others. The sheet notes diverse gains and losses, with numerous 1 to 58 percent indications.
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Alleghany
Am Smelt & Ref
Am Steel
Am Sugar
AT & T
Anaconda
Atchinson
Beth St
Canada Dry
Pacific
Case
Ches & O
Ches Corp
Chi & NW
Dupont
Pow & Lt
Gen .Blect
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
ING
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear
Graham Paige
Hudson Motors
Tri Har
Kresge
Libbey
Lig & My
MK & T
Mont Ward
Nash
NY Cent
NYNH
Oliver Farm
Packard
Penney
Penn
Phillips Pet
Sears Roe
RCA
Shel UN
St Brands
St OH Cal
Ind
Stew Warn
Stone & Web
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Unit Corp
Wheat Markets End Mixed After Hessian Fly Signals
Reports of Hessian fly in Indiana Illinois and Missouri sparked late wheat price upticks that were not sustained. Rust flood damage and other factors clouded winter wheat prospects with July at 84 1-8 cents.
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Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
Chicago cash grain prices on June 6
Wheat had no sales reported. Corn bids show No 3 at 85 1/2 cents, No 2 yellow at 87 1/2 cents, No 4 yellow at 85 1/2 cents, sample grade 74482. Oats No 2 9 white 40 1/2 cents. Rye and feed unavailable. Timothy seed 10.00 to 12.00 dollars per cwt. Clover seed 11.00 to 15.75 dollars per cwt.
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Chicago
Fort Dodge Chosen for Lion Meeting
Atlantic Iowa Lions clubs chose Fort Dodge as the 1936 convention city at the state convention final session. District officers named include Aasgaard Lake Mills governor District A Dean Indianola governor Gundling Cedar Rapids welfare director Thorburg Guthrie Center governor Stephens Council Bluffs welfare director.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Lions Clubs
Fort Dodge
M. A. Aasgaard
Lake Mills
Judd Dean
Indianola
A. H. Gundling
Cedar Rapids
W. B. Thorburg
Guthrie Center
Carl Stephens
Council Bluffs
Guests Entertained at Hanley Cottage in Innisfail
Attorney and Mrs. C. P. Hanley hosted a party at their Hanley cottage in Innisfail on the Mississippi River for Elks convention boat races. Guests included Hamilton Tobin, Marion Rowe, Betty Carrie, James Mulroy, and J. W. Sackrider. They departed today.
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C. P. Hanley
Innisfail
Mississippi River
Elks
Hamilton Tobin
Midwest Outboard Association
Tobin
Marion Rowe
Betty Carrie
Vinton
James Mulroy
National Outboard Association
Chicago
J. W. Sackrider
Evanston
Dutra Defending Open Title Amid Strong Field At Oakmont
Orlin Dutra of Los Angeles begins defense of the national open golf championship at Oakmont against 159 challengers. The course with its tough hazards and thick greens promises a grueling 72 hole test with seven former champions and top amateurs in the field. Sid Brews from Johannesburg is among notable international entrants as the 39th tournament opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cavagnaro
Pittsburgh
Orlin Dutra
Los Angeles
Oakmont
Dutra
Merion
Philadelphia
Japan
Sid
Johannesburg
S. A
King Levinsky to Meet Slade in Davenport Boxing Bout
King Levinsky from Chicago meets Jack Slade of Australia at Municipal Stadium Davenport tonight in the headline fight of a nightly program. Levinsky arrived Wednesday and boasted he would finish Slade early, while fans hope Slade delivers surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Levinsky
Slade
Davenport
Pride
Chicago
Jack Slade
Australia
Municipal Stadium
Levinsky
Sing Sing Prisoner to Play for Albany Senators
Edwin C. Pitts a 24 year old Sing Sing prison athlete leaves his alma mater to join the Albany Senators of the International league despite a court ruling barring him from professional baseball An appeal is pending before Judge Bramham head of the National Association of Minor Professional Baseball Leagues claiming Pitts in the Albany outfield would be detrimental to the game
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Albany
Edwin C
Alabama
Pitts
Sing Sing
Albany Senators
W. G. Bramham
Milwaukee Beaten in Doubleheader by St Paul and More
Milwaukee dropped two games to St Paul 7 6 and 4 3 to fall within half a game of the second division in the American association. Minneapolis split with Kansas City 6 4 and 3 1. Alta Cohen homered to power Toledo past Indianapolis 8 5 with a late inning blast. Louisville and Columbus games were rained out.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Alta Cohen
Toledo Mitchens
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Advertising rate card for classified insertions
The notice outlines pricing for 19 point type 4c ads at per word rates with a special offer of seven insertions for the price of six. A 10 percent discount applies for cash or payment within five days after the final insertion. Minimum charges are 25 cents for 6 point ads and 30 cents for 12 point ads.
Barnard's Jewelry Store Offers Special Jelly Beans
A local ad urges customers to call for the correct time and mentions a Saturday special at Barnard's Jewelry Store with assorted jelly beans priced at 10 cents per pound and a jelly roll at 15 cents per pound.
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Barnard’s Jewelry Store
For Sale and Lost Items Classified Blotter
For sale a few tons of good alfalfa hay at reasonable prices by E. J. McFadden. Also for sale cabbage and tomato plants at Hershey Ave Greenhouse. contact 722-W. Lost a woman's pocketbook on Second St S&St containing valuables. reward offered. Phone 75F3. Lost a dress clip at the airport Tuesday evening. call 2299.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. McFadden
Hershey Ave
S&st
Barry Aldlaus Hardware Co Stocks Fishing Gear
Classic local ad noting availability of rods lines minnows buckets hooks tackle boxes at Wilson's Shoe Store and Barry Aldlaus Hardware Co with promotions for homemade ice cream 15 cents a pint 25 cents a quart and a chocolate shop offering treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry-AldLaus Hdw. Co
Help Wanted Advert for Teens at 114 East Second
Wanted men and women ages 18 to 25 with selling experience. Apply between 2 and 4 p m on Friday at 114 East Second.
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East Second
Three Shutout Games Reported In Local Circuits
Warren Wintermute of Mulford sparked a shutout effort as Mulford and teammates restricted McGill to six against Palmers. Maher of Red Paint Store allowed three safe blows while Palace Billiards produced five hits for eight runs. Joe Van Ysseldyk hit a first inning homer with a man on. Box scores follow.
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Warren Wintermute
Mulford
McGill
Maher
Palace
Joe van Ysseldyk
Davenport Beats Omaha 20 to 8 in Western League
Des Moines reports Davenport previously routed Omaha 20 to 8 as the Blue Sox pounded Pete Engleman and Red Evans for 19 hits and took advantage of eight Packer errors. Omaha drops from a share of first place as Sioux City waited out rain. Des Moines and others were stalled by cold weather, ending the idle slate.
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Des Moines
Davenport
Omaha
Blue Sox
Pete Engleman
Red Evans
Sioux City
Rock Island
St. Joseph
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeyes Strive to Even Series With Western State
Iowa fell 3 to 1 in the opener as Western State Teachers limited the Hawkeyes to two hits. Lloyd Dietz pitched well for the visitors, with Ma son’s triple and Clausen’s single accounting for Iowa’s offense. Lefty Blackman took the loss despite eight strikeouts. George Miller drove in three runs for Western State.
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Kalamazoo
Iowa
Western State
Lloyd Dietz
Hawkeyes
Mason
Clausen
Lefty Blackman
George Miller
Tator
Towa
W. State
Blackman and
Hoover
Dietz and Emery
Mack Reassigns Foxx Amid A's Slump
Connie Mack explains removing Foxx’s mask and shin guards after five weeks of poor showing by the Athletics. Rumors say Jimmy asked for the transfer as Mack shuffled the lineup to break the jinx and steady the club in Philadelphia.
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Letics
Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Foxx
Jimmy
White Sox Ace Loses Close One to Browns
The Sox fall 5 2 as Chuck Klein and Ken O’Dea homer in a tight mound duel with Larry French and Gene Schott. Giants lead in standings after split with Phillies as Phils win opener before Giants take second. Dodgers and Braves split doubleheader in Boston.
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White Sox
Browns
Cincinnati
Chuck Klein
Ken O’dea
Larry French
Gene Schott
Giants
Phillies
Cardinals
Pirates
Fred Fizsimmons
Dolph Camilli
Phils
Brooklyn
Boston
Dodgers
van Mungo
Braves
Fred Frankhouse
George Earnshaw
Johnny Babich
Chicago
Schott and Erickson
French
O'Dea
Philadelphia
New York
Fitzsimmons
Chagnon
Mancuso
Beaton ii
Mungo
Phelps
Betts
Brandt
Hogan
Spohrer
R. H. E. Brooklyn
Earnshaw
Babich
Vance
Frankhouse
Spohiemerican League
Marcum
Caster
Silshere
Berry
Store Ad Promotes Lawn Mowers and Brand Names
J C Broad presents Keen Kutter and Pennsylvania lawn mowers at the Store for Everybody located 123 125 West Second St with savings ranging from two to five dollars.
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West Second St
Foxx Reinstated to First Base by Athletics Chief
The Athletics head announced Jimmy Foxx is back at first base. The move follows negotiations over Foxx’s role and aims to stabilize the club’s infield setup.
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Foxx
New York
Jimmy Foxx
The
Athle
Helen Wills Moody Reaches St George's Hill Semi-Finals
Weybridge England Helen Wills Moody defeats Miss R M Hardwick of England 4 6 7 5 6 3 to advance to the semi final round of the St George's Hill tennis tournament today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wills
Weybridge
Eng
Helen Wills Moody
R. M. Hardwick
England
St. George’s Hill
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Nellie Brookhart Property
Special Execution from Muscatine County Iowa will sell the Nellie Brookhart lands described as the south half of the northwest quarter and the north half of the southwest quarter of section 13 and the north half of the southeast quarter of section 14 in township 76 north range 3 west. Sale at Muscatine Court House door July 8 1935 between 9 am and 4 pm with 11 am as the stated time, to satisfy a debt to Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank. F B Nesper Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Muscatine County
State of
Iowa
Nellie Brookhart
Nellie M. Brookhart
Court House
P. J. Barry
Des Moines Joint Stock Land Bank of
Des Moines
A. m. Muscatine
F. B. Nesper
Barn cattle sale underway with yearling Holsteins and bulls
A sale last week offered many fresh cows and yearling cattle. An arriving buyer brings 10 red yearling heifers plus Holstein and Durham bulls. Auctioneers A. G. Whittaker & Son with Gregg and Klotz. Sale barn phone 1273. Muscatine Bank and Trust Co. serves as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Whittaker & Son Gregg and Klotz
Sale Barn
Muscatine Bank and Trust Co
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Northern Gravel Co
Batterson’s
Moose Hall
Niebling
Geneva Market
Fed
Wever
Chicago Livestock
Chicago Cash Grain
Hanley Cottage
Los Angeles Star
Senators of Albany
Braddock
Jimmy Braddock
Max Baer
Lochsheldrabe, N. Ls
R. H. W. van Atta
Herman Brendel
L.eb, Stewart
Chocolate Shop
Geo. Schmelzer
Fone
Muscatine
Iowa City
John F. Thomson
Park Ave
Virginia
Mississippi Valley Grain Company
Ziegler Music Shop
W. 6Th
Titus Co
Moore Bros
Atalissa
Glenn Berk
Letts
East 9Th
Montgomery Ward Co
Hollywood Studio
Wilson
Grace Lutheran
Barger
Ab.r.h.po
Knott
Horst
Ken Honts
Dankert
Hoxey
Edie
Fulgrabe
Herwig
Silberhorn
Hanson
Wee McDaniels
Wee Schauland
Cottre
Coos
Dittman
Holzhauer If
Meyers
Wintermute
Tietze
AOR
SOAS
Montgomery
Wiltrout
Balienger
Balien
Emiet
Tobias
We Mills Rf
Carpenter
Kingan
Revel
Nau
R.h.po
E. Walters
van Ysseldyk
Shontz
Ef Wilson
Campbell Kolmerer
Finch
Rf Arene
Maher Wee
Barnard
Ab.r.h.po.a.e
Stirlen
Clark
Rf Collective
Eversmeyer
Steinmetz
Dieckman
Cease
Fabrizius
Ib. Wilder
Swank
D. Tobias
C. Fabrizius
Tamulis
Murphy
Brown
Detroit
R. H. Cleveland
Wetgels
Vcc
Cleveland
Hudlin
Pytlak
Bridges
Cochrane
R. H. E. Cungieme Nischs
Brown, Harder and
Brenzel
Sullivan, Hogsett and Cochrane
Washington
R. H. E. Boston
Grove
R. Ferrell
Whitehill
Bolton
St. Louis
A E
Whitehead and Sewell
Knott and Hemsley
Pennsylvania
J. C. Broad
Geo. Realing
Manjovne
Bombe Coal Co
Lowe
Second Street
Pine
East 4Th Street
S. Journal
Louisa Counties
Old Line Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company
D cC. Fackler
Fairfield
Iowa Avenue
Richard Bartenhagen
Lodge
Triune Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Masons
W. M
Hampshire
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