Swine Market Holds Steady Across Major Centers
Hog prices were about steady with Friday's gains seen in many markets. Top hogs reached around 4.50, with most good hogs selling 4.40 to 4.50. receipts were heavy at about 40 000 head, with 22 000 on direct consignments, dampening some trading. Cattle and sheep receipts rose, prices slipped 25 to 50 cents as water shortages and drought weighed on stock, while steers around 4.50 to 5.50 were common and packers bought a few lots at 5.50 to 6.50 for cattle.
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Chicago
Wits
Mit
Iowa
Mason City
Ottumwa
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Cedar Rapids
Tbs
Des Moines
Waterloo
Chingo
U. S
Agr
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City and Omaha
Livestock prices and receipts across Kansas City Omaha and surrounding markets show hogs steady to lower with scarce demand and cattle under pressure. Slaughter cattle and calves move mixed while sheep and lambs soften, with top lambs near 7.40 and varying weights and grades throughout the regions.
Grain prices lift demand for semi speculative rail bonds
New York AP reports rising grain prices buoy demand for semi speculative rail bonds in the southern and western regions. Gains in Southern Railway Illinois Central and Chicago and North Western are linked to the commodity upswing. Communications securities lead in utilities with gains for International Telephone-Postal Telegraph and modest moves for American Telephone.
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New York
Southern Railway
Illinois Central
Chicago & Northwestern
International Telephone-Postal Telegraph Group
American Telephone
Power and Light Department
U. S
Chicago
United States Bond Market in New York Update
In New York the United States bond market shows activity with traders watching yields and demand. Analysts note steady demand for government securities amid cautious investor sentiment.
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United States
New York Stocks Close With Mixed Quotations
Closing quotations show variable results across several blue chips and utilities. Ford Motor and United Gas report modest gains while others like Gillette and Lorillard post uneven moves amid a broad market that trims some prices and advances a few.
Wheat Nearing Dollar Mark in Market Frenzy
Massive grain trading pushed wheat futures near $1 a bushel after three weeks of extreme heat and crop concerns. May wheat closed at 99 4, others up with corn and oats rising and overall activity around 150 million bushels changing hands.
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Chicago
United States
Chicago grain prices move through mixed futures
Wheat prices for No 1 hard 86 14c No 2 hard 86c to 86 c. Corn values range No 2 mixed 48 48 ½ c No 3 mixed 47c No 6 mixed 41 43c No 1 yellow 50 5lc No 2 yellow 50 5ic No 3 yellow 48 49 ¼ c No 4 yellow 46 47c No 5 yellow 45 46c No 6 yellow 41 44c No 1 white 50c No 2 white 49 50c No 6 white 42 44c Sample 35 52c Oats No 2 white 40 41c No 4 white 38 14 40tsc No 4 white 38 2u0 S94c Rye no sales Barley 40 611c Timothy seed 3.25 2.50 per cwt Clover seed 8.00 12.75 per cwt.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Poultry and Dairy Prices Report
Chicago markets show live poultry receipts at 34 trucks with varied prices by weight and type. Butter and eggs receipts and prices listed, with butter standards and egg grades noted. potatoes and regional cobblers prices included. closing futures and storage standards cited.
New York Butter Cheese and Poultry Receipts and Prices
New York AP report shows Butter Receipts 6,442 tubs steady with various price marks. Cheese Receipts 103,129 lbs steady. Eyes Receipts 13,526 cases with mixed colors and standards. Live Poultry firm with express and freight prices for broilers fowls turkeys ducks. Dressed Poultry prices listed for chickens fowls turkeys and ducks. Packing stock current for No 1 and No 2. New York Sugar Market notes raw sugar unchanged at 3.40 spots with no notable sales features.
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Chicago
U. S
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Virginia Cobblers
Issouri
New York
Broilers
Exress
Share Prices Rise on Strong Market Tone
New York grain prices sparked a rally as several commodity and industrial groups advanced. Case and National Distillers gained 6 and 7 points, while Tobacco and Standard Oil of New Jersey rose over a point. Transfers reached about 4.6 million shares.
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New York
Case
National Distillers
B. U
Steel
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Othmer Wins Barnard Cup At Muscatine Rifle Range
Raymond Othmer captured the Barnard cup by posting 46 points out of 50 in the 10 shot prone big bore event on the 300 yard course at Muscatine Rifle Club. Nolan Alexander Brookhart tied for second with 45 points. Intense heat lowered scores and the top ten included Lord Collitz and others. Othmer keeps the trophy for one year unless he wins again next year.
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Raymond Othmer
Muscatine Rifle Club
Othmer
Nolan
Alexander
Brookhart
Lord
Collitz
L. C. Kautz
Johnston
Oostendorp
C. Kautz
Iowa City Elks Triumph Over Muscatine Elks 6 4
In a Sunday evening kittensball game at Iowa City the Iowa City Elks defeated Muscatine Elks 6 to 4. Pitcher Orville Bentley allowed strong late innings while batters Kautz and Bentley contributed for Muscatine. Blackmer and Schmelzer secured the win for Iowa City.
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Orville Bentley
Muscatine
Butz's Fair Wins at Whisky Hollow
The Butz's Fair kittenball team defeated Whisky Hollow 4 to 2 at Whisky Hollow Sunday afternoon. Batteries were Carpenter and Berninger for the winners, White and Tomfield for Whisky Hollow.
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Butz’s Fair
Whisky Hollow
Carpenter
Berninger
White
Tomfield
Two Letts Teams to Meet Tuesday
The Letts Ramblers and the Letts Tigers clash in a kitterball game at the high school diamond Tuesday night. A strong rivalry is expected as the teams seek bragging rights.
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Letts
Letts Ramblers
Letts Tigers
Journal Juniors Defeat Horst's 7 6 In Eight Inning Ot
The Journal Juniors beat Horst's Plumbers 7 to 6 in an eight inning overtime game at Jefferson Field Sunday. Nau and Chelf pitched for the winners. McGill and Coleman were the losing battery.
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Journal
Horst
Plumbers
Jefferson Field
Nau
Chelf
McGill and
Coleman
Pleasant Prairie Beaten 7 to 4 by Muscatine Dairy Nine
The South Side dairy team of Muscatine defeated Pleasant Prairie’s kit tenball squad 7 to 4 in nine innings Sunday afternoon. Don Hyink pitched, Regeal caught for Muscatine, while Oliver Bentley and Walters played for Pleasant Prairie.
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Pleasant Prairie
South Side
Muscatine
Don Hyink
Regeal
Oliver Bentley
Walters
Flour Prices Rise Noted in Minneapolis Market
AP report notes flour prices lift by 2c with shipments of 37 403 barrels. Prices per barrel include Pure Bran $12.50 to $13.00 and Standard Middlings $13.50 to $14.00, reflecting updated rates in Minneapolis.
Warneke Tired of Close Losses After Outburst
Cubs pitcher Lonnie Warneke feuded after a 2 to 1 loss to Boston. He smashed a heating unit in the clubhouse and ruined his teammates hats. Braves billed Chicago for 25 dollars. Warneke has seven losses this season, four straight, with five recent defeats by one or two runs.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Lonnie Warneke
Boston
Braves
Cubs
Arkansan
Four more teams sought for Pleasant Prairie kitten ball tourney
Sponsors announced a July 4 tournament at Pleasant Prairie with 12 teams needed for $25 first prize and $10 second prize. Current entries include Arden Earl's Grocery Letts Ramblers Blue Grass West End Tigers Davenport City Pleasant Prairie M. E. Juniors Muscatine Stockton. Additional teams from Muscatine and Buffalo expected. contact Oliver Bentley at 1902 A 11.
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Arden
Earl’s Grocery
Wilton
Letts Ramblers
Blue Grass
West End Tigers
Davenport
Illinois City
M. E
Muscatine
Stockton
Hyink’s Dairy
Knights of Pythias
Buffalo
Oliver Bentley
Hagen and Sarazen Rally to Even Ryder Cup Start
Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen, American captain and teammate, staged a late rally to draw even with Percy Alliss and Charles Whitcombe in the first Ryder Cup two ball four sumes. The British pair led by three after nine holes but the Americans recovered to finish all square over 36 holes. Abe Mitchell and Arthur Hevers defeated Olin Dutra and Densmore Shute 3 and 2 in the second match.
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Southport
Eng
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Percy Alliss
Charles Whitcombe
Ony
Abe Mitchell
Arthur Hevers
Olin Dutra
Densmore Shute
Major Heroes in Double Victory Showcases MLB Standouts
The Associated Press notes Carl Reynolds drives in six for the Browns in a doubleheader win over the Red Sox while Hal Schumacher and Fred Fitzsimmons star for the Giants. Ossie Bleuge helps the Senators with five hits against Cleveland, Bill Jurges hits for the Cubs with a homer and three extra-base hits against the Braves. Chane Fischer and Russell Van Atta shine for Tigers and Yankees respectively in the doubleheader. Jimmy Jordan collects two hits in each game for the Dodgers against the Pirates. Dykes, Foxx, and others are noted among performances in the White Sox and Athletics games.
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Associated Press
Carl Reynolds
Browns
Red Sox
Hal Schumacher
Fred Fitzsimmers
Giants
Cincinnati
Ossie Bleuge
Senators
Cleveland
Bill Jurges
Cubs
Braves
Chane Fischer
Tigers
Russell van Atta
Yankees
Jimmy Jordan
Dodgers
Pirates
Jimmy Dykes
White Sox
Foxx
Athietice
Titus County classifieds list multiple rental and sale notices
A compilation of rental advertisements for houses and apartments in Titus County including 6 room modern houses with garage flats furnished apartments and modern cottages with various addresses and phone contacts. Numerous sale notices cover farms city property horses power sorghum outfits beds and electric car radios plus a chicks sale from Sunnyside Hatcheries with contact numbers.
Lott Beats Parker for Western Tourney Title in Five Sets
George Lott Jr. defeated Frankie Parker 0-6 7-5 6-1 3-6 6-2 to win the Western singles title in his last match before joining the U S Davis Cup squad. Parker and Bob Bryan won the men's doubles 6-2 8-6 5-8 6-4. Catherine Wolfe captured the women's title 6-3 6-3 over Helen Fulton. Bonnie Miller won the girls championship 6-3 6-3 over Elizabeth Keating. Women’s doubles to be decided today.
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Chicago
George Lott, Jr
Frankie Parker
Milwaukee
Lott
Parker
Catherine Wolfe
Elkhart
Ind
Helen Fulton
Bonnie Miller
Los Angeles
Elizabeth Keating
St. Paul
Bob Bryan
Chattanooga
Tenn
John
Ardon Tops Fridley Grocery in Muscatine Showdown
Ardon-Ardon defeated the Fridley Grocery nine of Muscatine here 6 to 1 Sunday afternoon in a well played game. In the first game Ardon Second beat Kelvinator of Muscatine 5 to 1. Batteries for the winners were P. Cashman and H. Cashman with Chamberlain and Fisher on the losing side.
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Journal News Service
Ardon
Fridley Grocery
Muscatine
Kelvinator
P. Cashman
H. Cashman
Chamberlain
Fisher
Scotian Ladelenn End of Season Baseball Leaders
National League leaders include Davis of the Phillies at .362 batting and Martin of the Cardinals with 35 runs. Klein of the Phillies leads with 23 doubles and 101 hits, Fullis adds 10 stolen bases. Berger of the Braves has 13 doubles. Carleton of the Cardinals leads pitching with 103 strikeouts. American League leaders show Gehrig of the Yankees with 63 runs and 17 home runs, Manush of the Senators with 102 hits, Cronin of the Senators with 25 doubles, Combs of the Yankees with 10 triples, Walker of the Tigers with 14 stolen bases, and Van Atta of the Yankees at 6-2 pitching record.
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Associated Press
Davis
Phillies
Martin
Cardinals
Klein
Fullis
Berger
Braves
Carleton
Manush
Senators
Cronin
Combs
Yankees
Gehrig
Walker
Tigers
van Atta
Drove in winning run in opener
The player drove in the decisive run in the opening game while the team later won the second game behind a 16th inning rally.
Noted Conflicted Feelings Between Lida and Elinor
Elinor questions her relationship as Lida conceals feelings behind calculated acts. Lida resents softness while gifting a hat to Elinor, who aches over Park Avenue life and fears being judged by a man she loves. Elinor, unable to cry, endures unresolved hurt from a difficult upbringing.
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Bentwell Stafford
Lida
Elinor
Park Avenue
Iowa Short on Forestry Quota
Washington-Iowa was 1,575 under its 5,000 men quota for conservation camp enrollment on June 3, the labor department announces today. Iowa had only 3,425 enrolled on June 3 though entitled to 5,000. Nationally, 1,556 forest camps were approved with a quota of 274,375 men but enrollment stood at 204,860 on June 3.
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Journal Washington Bureau
Washington
Iowa
Labor Department
Department
Bank Bandits Kill Cashier in LaCrosse State Bank Robbery
Five bandits attempted a bank robbery at LaCrosse State Bank in LaCrosse Ind. when cashier William Tennel was killed after a bandit angered by the time locked safe. Police pursued the others as investigators began detailing the event.
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LaCrosse, Ind
William Tennel
LaCrosse State Bank
Tennel
To Be Continued
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Probate Notice in Muscatine County Iowa 1933
State of Iowa Muscatine County notice that on June 17 1933 a will of J Luchterhand deceased was opened for probate. A hearing to admit the will to probate is set for July 15 1933 in the district court at Muscatine. Interested parties may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted. Clerk Fe Co Erwin signed June 17 1933. Thompson and Thompson attorneys.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
J. Luchterhand
Muscatine
FE. Co
Erwin
Thompson & Thompson
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