Hotel Muscatine Barber Shop Opens Under Floyd Reeves
Classified notices announce the opening of Hotel Muscatine Bar Shop under manager Floyd Reeves. Other items promote Northern Gravel Co delivery gravel, a Letts Library lawn social on July 2 with 10 cent admission, a Moose Hall dance on June 29 with Niebling's orchestra, catfish bait scraps from Geneva Market, tailored suits from Glasgow Tailors at 17.50 and up, and poultry buying with free delousing from Earl Duncan at phone 2449.
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Hotel
Muscatine
Floyd Reeves
Cashman Home
Letts Library
Livestock Receipts Mixed as Markets Open Week Steady
Chicago June 29 AP Unofficial livestock receipts for Monday Hog market nominal steady with light trade. Hogs 160 200 pounds quoted 8.85 to 9.70 and 120 250 pound hogs 9.35 to 9.70. Cattle scarce 400 head plus 100 calves. fed steers and yearlings up 25 cents. Week’s top for choice steers 12.75, many 11.25 to 12. Bulls weak. calves down 50 to 75 cents. Sheep runs irregular. spring lambs strong 25 cents higher, yearlings down about 25 cents. Top native spring lambs 9.35.
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Chicago
Theer
Iowa Hog Prices Steady Across Major Markets
Hog prices across Cedar Rapids Waterloo Mason City and Urima show little change with Good to choice 140 to 180 lbs at 8.70 and 8.95 per cwt, 180 to 250 lbs at 8.55 to 8.95, sows 7.10 to 7.75, and packers 7.60 to 8.90. Markets report varying bids for weights from light hogs to heavy packers with several price ranges listed.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Mason City
Stags
Iowa Hog Market Review Des Moines June 2
Hog receipts for 24 hours ending 8:30 a m totaled 12 000 at interior Iowa and southern Minnesota plants down from a week ago and a year earlier. Prices ranged by weight from 7 60 to 9 19 for various classes with lights 140 to 160 pounds commanding 7 60 8 50 and heavy weights near 8 45 8 95.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Des Moines
U. S
Lowa
Minnesota
Chicago Livestock Market Summary June 29
Cattle 400 calves 100. Fed steers and yearlings up 25 cents on sweeping market. Top strictly choice steers about 12.25 with some 12.00 for outstanding yearlings. Common to southwestern grades 4.50 to 11.25. Bulls and vealers weaker. Sheep 2,000 for week ending 26th. spring lambs 9.9 top, late bulk 8.50 8.75.
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Chicago
U. S
Local Markets Report on Eggs Poultry and Hog Prices
Local grocers list eggs at 17 to 19 cents per dozen. Poultry quotes show hens 94 to 12 cents, springs 11 to 12 cents, roosters and others. Hog prices range from 140 to 300 pounds with various per hundredweight rates and packing sow ranges across weight classes.
Hog Market Report With Prices and Holdings
The summary lists hog classifications and prices including top yearlings at 6.75, bulk 5.85 to 6.50, native owes for slaughter 2.00 to 3.25, and week’s extreme top 50. It notes 4,000 hogs with 3,500 direct, steady tone, 1,000 holdover estimated, price ranges from 140 to 200 pounds and 200 to 250 pounds, and sow and slaughter pig quotations from 7.25 to 9.15.
Market summary shows steady dairy and varied poultry prices
Chicago AP report lists butter at 17 952 steady eggs 16 829 steady poultry unsettled with multiple live items priced and described including Leghorn and Rock varieties. Potatoes 81 on track 367 total U S shipments 663 old stock light demand. Futures closes note butter standards and eggs refrigerator standards with dates.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U.S
Michigan
U. S
Idaho
Russell U. S
Arkansas
Fliss
Oklahoma Bliss
California
U S
Nort Carolina Cobblers
Virginia Cobblers
Bbss
North Carolina Cobblers
New York Market Roundup Prices Steady Across Poultry Eggs Butter
Live poultry prices hold steady to easy with no freight or express quotes. Fresh and frozen egg offerings appear steady as total output and color mixes show no change. Butter and cheese see limited movement with creamery products firm and standard grades unchanged.
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New York
Irregular Close Ends Second Quarter in Dull Session
New York June 29. The stock market closed the second quarter in a hopeful mood but profit taking kept gains limited. Transfers around 200000 shares. Brokers noted weekend holidays among customers. Wheat and cotton showed little change while bonds were mixed. Mining shares rose on a 4 cent advance in silver, with U S Smelting and Eastman Kodak up about a point. Several big names moved only slightly, including American Telephone and United Corp. preferred losses.
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New York
U. S
Eastman Kodak
American Telephone
Major heroes spark double wins across leagues
Hank Greenberg of the Tigers hit three home runs in a double victory over the Browns to push his season total to 23. Paul Derringer of the Reds scattered eight Cardinal hits to collect his tenth win. Hank Leier of the Giants had a homer double and single in a big attack on the Dodgers.
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Associated Press
Hank Greenberg
Tigers
Browns
Paul Derringuer
Reds
Hank Leijer
Giants
Dodgers
Homer
Market Wrap of Major Stocks and Notable Quoted Prices
The report lists closing quotations for a broad set of stocks and bonds with prices and percentages, including General Electric 25 percent, General Motors 32 percent, Ford 8 percent, U S Industrial Alcohol 42 percent, and Westinghouse 5. Actually the text enumerates many tickers, prices and percent changes across industries, indicating a snapshot of trading activity and value movements. The record highlights both industrials and consumer goods firms with varied gains and losses.
Wheat Nervous As Trades End
Wheat prices in Chicago rose late as Minneapolis futures surged toward 1 dollar a bushel amid buyers from Minneapolis mills. Trading remained nervy with speculation above normal and prices closed 3-8 lower for week Sept futures. corn and oats moved modestly, provisions rose briefly on today’s activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Commission House
Chicago Cash Grain Market Numbers June 29
Cash grain prices listed for Chicago include no wheat sales. Corn values show No 1 yellow at 85 85 percent, No 2 yellow 85 86, No 3 yellow 84 85, No 4 yellow 83 percent, No 5 yellow 81 percent, No 2 white 88, No 3 white 87. Oats prices range from No 1 white 42 percent heavy to No 3 white 37 4 39 14 with sample grade 38 1 heavy. Barley seed nominal 45 50, making 60 cents to $1.00. Timothy seed 5.75 per cwt, new crop 5.15. Clover seed 13.26 to 18.25 per cwt. No rye or buckwheat listed.
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Chicago
Blue Sox Top Raiders to Gain Lead in Western League
Des Moines area standings shift as Davenport defeats Cedar Rapids to move to .644, Lefty Lamanski shines with eight strikeouts. Council Bluffs drops 10 to 8 after a late rally fall. Rock Island beat Keokuk 9 to 3 as Des Moines downed Sioux City 4 to 3.
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Des Moines
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Blue Sox
Cedar Rapids
Bluffsmen
St. Joseph
Lefty Lamanski
Brooklyn
Saints
Lee Johnson
Rock Island
Keokuk
Demons
Sioux City
League Leaders Baseball Stats Highlight Top Performers
American League leaders show Gehringer and Greenberg dominating batting and power for the Detroit Tigers with Gehringer leading in hits and runs while Greenberg drives home runs. In pitching Tamulis leads Yankees with seven one earned runs per game. National League features Medwick of the Cardinals pacing hits and doubles, J Collins of Cardinals topping home runs, and Suhr of Pirates with eight triples. Read the Classified Ads.
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Associated Press
Johnson
Athletics
Gehringer
Tigers
Greenberg
Vosmik
Indians
Stone
Senators
Tamulis
Yankees
Vaughan
Pirates
Martin
Cardinals
J. Collins
Medwick
Suhr
Parmelee
Giants
Radio Schedule Tonight and Monday Highlights
A dense rundown lists nightly and Monday radio programming across NBC CBS and regional stations. Major acts include Joe Sanders orchestra Ted Fiorito Abe Lyman Eddie Dunstedter and Major Bowes with times spanning 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM and again into late hours featuring orchestras, variety acts, and sports broadcasts.
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Joe Sanders
NBC
WHO
CBS
WBBM
WCCO
WLW
WLS
al Jolson
WMAQ
KMOX
Ben Bernie
Ted Fiorito
Wisn
Abe Lyman
WHAS
Claude Hopkins
Tom Coakley
WOC
WIBA
Major Bowes
NBC— Who
Radio City Music Hall
Eddie Dunstedter
Mary Eastman
Joe E. Brown
WENR
Cubsns
Pittsburgh
WGN
NBC Who
Catholic Hour
Nbc—Who
Ed McConnell
WCGO
Jack Benny
Joe Penner
Ozzie Nelson
Benny Venuta
CBS Kmox
Lee Gordon
WHAM
Johnny Hamp
Maurice Spitalno
WIPBA
Breakfast Club
Antonio
MBS
PE Foal
Navy Band
Melody Mixers
Ovaxon's
Pete Woolery
al Pearce
Wien
Rario Guild
WIB
Army Band
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
WBRM
Richard Himber
Edwin C. Hill
WB Woc
Maragret Speaks
Harry Horlick
al Goodman
Max Baer
Ray Knight
Joe Sander
Frankie Masters
Mrs Ulric Lintner Hosts Club Meeting
Mrs. Ulric Lintner hosted a Thursday bridge club session with Mrs. Harry Austin claiming high score. The notice invites women to a Letts library and Study club meeting at the Methodist church after Sunday service.
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Letts
Ulric Lintner
Harry Austin
John Eliason
Study Club
Philathea
Quincy Corbett
Caddo
Texas
Jessie Letts
Floyd Barnes
Omaha
J. B. Garrett
E R. McCormick
Garrett
Barnes
Washington
Fred Neiswanger
J. L. Hildebrand
Leo Dalton
Dale Frame
Billy, Harlan and
Allen
Columbus Junction
Frame
Farm Bureau Oil Co
Roy Paine
T- L. Eland
Charlaine
J. B. Gingery
Muscatine
German Communion Services Arranged at Wilton Church
Wilton churches announce Sunday services across multiple denominations. Zion Lutheran holds German communion at 9 30 with Rev P W Happel speaking on important admonitions for Hebrew Christians. English service follows at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30. Presbyterians list 9 45 Sunday school, 11 00 morning worship, 7 00 youth, 8 00 evening worship on The Church at Philadelphia. Grace Lutheran and Reformed schedule 9 30 church school, 10 45 preparatory service. Trinity 9 30 and 10 30 church school. Methodist 9 30 Sunday school, 11 00 worship, 7 00 Epworth, 8 00 evening. St Mary’s notes 7 30 mass daily and Sunday mass at 7 30.
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Methodist
J. W. Gruber
Epworth League
St. Mary’s Church
J. M. Cash
Woman Seeks Housework Job From East 4th Address
Experienced woman seeks housework position at 519 East 4th. She offers reliable daily cleaning and domestic help.
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East
Local Visitors Gather at Harris Residence
Mrs. Lucin da Miller hosts family and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Parker Harris and Miss Novy of Solon. Mrs. Joe Bujewski Jr and daughter Beverly of Council Bluffs arrived Thursday for a visit with relatives and friends.
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Lucinda Miller
Parker Harris
Miss Novy
Solon
R. L. Harris
Joe Bujewski, Jr
Beverly
Council Bluffs
Marvin Mason Is Honored at Party
Mr and Mrs Cleon Mason hosted a noon dinner for Marvin Mason on his twenty first birthday with twenty relatives and friends present. The event followed by social time and prizes to Mrs Nora Ranborn and Mrs J O Carlson at Mrs Loren Scranton s club gathering. An ice cream social at the M E church raised about fourteen dollars for the Ladies Aid.
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Eliza
Cleon Mason
Marvin
Floyd Downey
Arlene
Muscatine
James Thirtyacre
Ruth Lang
Fred Garmer
Loren Scranton
Nora Ranborn
J. O. Carlson
Scranton
Ethel Green
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid
Perry Whitney
Missionary Society meets in Blue Grass churches
The Blue Grass Missionary Society gathered Thursday at the home of Mrs. Anna Jenkins with 14 members. Lessons were led by Mrs. Harold Kuehl and devotions by Mrs. Katherine Grimm. The next meeting will be hosted by H. C. Schroder with Mrs. Walter Egel leading.
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Blue Grass
Missionary Society of the Blue Grass
Prime Presbyterian
Anna Jenkins
Harold Kuehl
Katherine Grimm
H. C. Schroder
Walter Egel
Buffalo Busy Bees
Buffalo Township
Gustav
Velma
Mildred Alt
Civic Improvement League
City Hall
William Teufel
Dora Scheller
Zelpha Farrier
Rosa Drumm
Mary Brus
E. J. Hoffbauer
Roy Pulse
Lina May
Holidays Cove
W. Va
Duffields Visitors at Illinois City
The Duffield family from Galesburg Illinois visited Roy Duffield's parents Mr and Mrs R E Duffield in Illinois City from Sunday to Wednesday. Nearby guests included Mr and Mrs William Peppers and daughter Thelma of Randolph Wisconsin and Mr and Mrs Jacob Peppers of Racine Wisconsin. Lloyd Peppers returned to Houston Texas after weeks with relatives. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs C Bartow and children of Clinton Iowa and Mrs Leu Stropes and family with Charlie and Marsh Blanchard. Mr and Mrs Joseph Danner and daughter from Pharr Texas returned home after a three week visit.
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Illinois City
Roy Duffield
Rolland
Galesburg
Ill
Roy
R. E. Duffield
William Peppers
Thelma
Randolph
Wis
Jacob Peppers
Racine
Lloyd Peppers
Houston
Tex
Abbie Peppers
C. Bartow
Clinton
Leu Stropes
Charlie
Marsh Blanchard
Joseph Danner
Pharr
Aid Societies at Cranston Convene
The Ladies' Aid of Cranston United Brethren met in the church basement with seven members due to bad roads. Miss Bertha Chapman led devotions, and officers were re-elected: President Mrs. Ernest Meeker, Vice President Mrs. W. W. Legler, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Harry Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Suckow
John Longstreth
Harry Shearer
John Lee
Ernest Meeker
O. A. Harvey
Bertha Chapman
Oak Grove Christian Church
William Idle
Sam Esterla
Ward Harvey
Edward Harvey
Harold Turner
Earl Bailey
Mrs. Dodder Rites Held at Grandview
Funeral rites for Mrs. Albert Dodder were held at her Grandview home with Rev. O G Lewis officiating. Casket bearers were N E Mc Gill F L Bishop Charles Mc Grew Clarence Bridges Roy Mc Gill and C W Graham. Flower attendants were Ethel Rauschenbarger and Ruth Colgar. Out of town relatives included sister Mrs Ed Parks and husband and daughter-in-law Mrs Harold Parks of Valley Junction Ia and her grandson Carl Stocke and sons Clair Milton and Dick of Winfield.
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Grandview
Albert Dodder
O. G. Lewis
N. E. McGill
F. L. Bishop
Charles McGrew
Clarence Bridges
Roy McGill
C. W. Graham
Ethel Rauschenbarger
Ruth Colgar
Ed Parks
Harold Parks
Valley Junction
Carl Stocke and Sons
Clair Milton and
Winfield
Baer Says He Will Marry Today In Washington
Former heavyweight champion Max Baer declares he will wed today with the bride kept secret. He says the wedding will occur during the day and the world will hear at 4 PM. He met the woman at a Washington bridge party two years ago and says the affair has been ongoing since then.
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Washington
Max Baer
Probate Notice of John H Campbell Will Hearing
State of Iowa Muscatine County opens probate for the will of John H Campbell deceased with hearing set for July 11, 1935 at the district court June term. Any interested party may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. E C Erwin Clerk. Frank Drake Attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Muscatine County
District Court
Said County
John H. Campbell
A. D
Muscatine
E. C. Erwin
Frank Drake
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Journal’s
John Rummell
Orange
Callahan Electric Store
Northern Gravel Co
Moose Hall
Niebling
Geneva Market
Glasgow Tailors
Carl Houdek
Huttir’s
Journal
Smalley Ave
Earl Duncan
Chicago Livestock
WEW
York
Allegheny
Am Steel
Atchison
Beth Steel
Canada Dry
Can Pacific
Ches and O
Prqiaer
Iss Wr
Pont
Gen Elect
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Gillette
Goodrich
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
Int Harvester
Resge
Ibby O
Lorilliard
McKess and
Rob Mid Cent
Mont Ward
Nash
IN Y Cent
NY NH
Oliver Farm
Packard
St Brands
St Oi Cal
St Oil Ind
St Ol NJ
Stew Warner
Stone and Web
Studebaker
Texas Corp
Thit Corp
US Ind Alch
Wert el
Ats
Woolworth
Ford Motor Ltd
Miage Hud
United
Raiders
St. Joseph Club
Almada
Red Sox
Wilton
F. S. Abbott
Lena Potter
William Thede
Sarah Rush
Homer Ochiltree
Albert Wacker
D. S. Duncan
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Methodist Church
E. C. Whitmer
Helen Shuger
Nellie Rorick
Cora Beard
Harriet
Miriam Lauser
Donna Covell
Lela Badger
Paul Darting
Grover Langfeldt
St. Mary’s
Euchre
Banco
Frank Kuhns
Farmers Dairy Market
Sycamore Street
Batterson’s
Deering
Herman Schmalfeldt
Conesville
National Cash Register
Salisbury Bridge
Cedar River
Millar Storage Co
Titus Co
Scottie
Arthur Finley
Adolph Frost
Mittman School
W. 7Th
Buckwheat
Harry Mentink
Atalissa
Boston Bull Puppy
Sauer
Baby Chicks
West Liberty
Manjovne
East &Th
Park Ave
Call
W. 3Rd
Barnard Jewelry Store
East 7Th
Dixie Store
Smart Shop
East 5Thy
Meerdink Clo. Co
Box W. Muscatine Journal
Ag Eit
Merrill Satterthwaite
Route 4
Lodge
Marvin Mason
Missionary Society
Duffields
Cranston
Baer
Midway Sale CO
R. F. Smylie
Mgr. Klotz & Duncan
Auct
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