Cattle Lead In Livestock Rise to 14 65 Peak
Chicago reports livestock prices firm as cattle top at 14.65, highest since December 1930, with hogs mostly 5 cents higher and receipts around 12 000. Cattle and hog markets show active trade and stronger demand from packers, while sheep prices ease slightly and outside markets stay steady.
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Chicago
Weieers
Cresseer
Dept. Agricultures
Adsante
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculturer
Interior Town
Minnesota
Hogs Steady on Local Market as Sinclair Quotas Hold
Hogs are unchanged on the local market with all grades steady and top hog prices at 875. Sinclair Hog Market lists packer and trader quotes across weight ranges from 140 to 350 pounds, with various prices for good hogs and packers. Cattle and calf markets noted as market steady to strong with multiple weight classes and price ranges. Sheep and lamb figures appear alongside broader market data.
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Austin
Minn
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Wessuee
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Trade Prices This Week
Market notes from Cedar Rapids list Grain and produce prices including corn shelled 52 to 52. Samay actear listed with oats 52c per bushel. Vegetables show oranges lemons potatoes and celery with various crate and per unit prices. Hides and animal byproducts priced from calves to horses with percentages and quality grades.
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Texas
Market News From Chicago and Surrounding Produce Trade
A dense Chicago market clipping reports receipts and prices across dairy produce, butter, creamery specials, and eggs. It cites firm creamery prices, uncharged receipts, and steady but constrained potato, carrot, and poultry demand affecting trade levels.
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Chicago
Pia
Satorn
Lew Stack
Fragmented OCR News Clip With Sparse Data
A scrambled OCR fragment mentions sugar prices and locations across several cities, with stray numbers and place names. It concludes with a vague note about avalanches and a fire crisis in Russia, lacking coherent headlines or clear events.
Spread Trading Roils Chicago Grain Markets Amid Hedging
Chaotic trading on the Chicago board of trade drove erratic grain moves. Wheat rose to May 95 1/8 cents, corn up to 23 1/2 cents May, oats up to 15 4/5 cents with spreads narrowing between corn and wheat. Cash prices steadied as outside interest grew and market activity remained uneven.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Wall Street Stocks Tumble as Market Dips in Final Hour
At the start of the last trading hour the market remained reactionary with broad declines among leaders like U S Steel Chrysler and Coca Cola. U S Smelting recovered part of its drop while Coca Cola fell over two points as traders faced an uncertain mood and mixed commodity signals.
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New York
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
J. I Case
du Pont
American Telephone
U. S
Coca Cola
U.S
Bethlehem Steel
American Tobacco
J. I. Case
General Motors
Goodyear
Johns Manville
Reynolds Tobacco
American Bank Note
Union Pacific
Wilson
Public Service of New Jersey
Armour
Bond Market Tries Quiet Upturn amid Treasury Hopes
A steady but modest upturn persisted in New York bonds as traders noted slight gains in some issues. Treasuries showed mixed results with several notes and bonds trading fractions higher while corporate and foreign classifications remained generally quiet.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Lst
Cuterstate Commission
Carners
Metro
Nieher
Chile
Columbia Gas
Electric
Erie
International Telephone
Northern Pacific
Jury To Try Boy Wizard Parish In Mail Fraud Case
In Chicago a jury was completed with two alternates for the trial of Frank Parish known as boy wizard and three other former Missouri Kansas Pipe Line officials. They face charges of using the mails to defraud.
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Chicago
Frank Parish
Mnange Wizard
Missouri- Kansas Pipe Line Company
Fire Threat to Magnolia refinery in Beaumont
A blaze at Magnolia Petroleum's Beaumont refinery was checked after heavy rain and wind shift. Damage was estimated at 500 and no injuries were reported.
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Beaumont
Tex
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Herring again asks Senate to confirm Speidel appointment
Gov. Clyde L. Herring submitted John Speidel's name for a second time for the Iowa state board of assessment and review. The nomination was previously rejected. Herring argues the post is important due to illness and upcoming vacancies, noting Speidel's qualifications and current duties.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
John Speidel
Washington
Senate
State Board of Assessment and Review
Speidel
Herring
John W. Foster
Ray Murphy
Ida Grove
Foster
Murphy
Board of Assessment and Review
Deaths Mrs Mary Bowman 93 Pioneer Resident of Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Matilda Bowman 93 lifelong Cedar Rapids area resident died at home 424 Eighth Avenue SW at 350 pm Tuesday. She witnessed Iowa’s first train and was widow of Samuel Bowman. Survived by five children, eight grandchildren, four great grandchildren. funeral Friday 2 pm at First Lutheran Church. Burial Linwood. Body lying 1 to 2 pm. visitation Beatty chapel Thursday 7 to 9 pm.
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Mary Matilda Bowman
Eighth Avenue
Ely
Cedar Rapids
Bowman
Christopher Fuhrmeister
Catherine Ristenbeiter
Baltimore
Iowa
Samuel 'M Bowman
Ernest C
Sheridan
Wyo
Roland H
Mt. Vernon
Hortense Gray
J. W. Smith
Cottonwood
S. D
Bessie Bowman
Clarence H
Casper
First Lutheran Church
John J. Gent
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Barbara Walsh 19 Month-Old Child Dies After Short Illness
Barbara Mae Walsh died at a local hospital at 12 12 pm on Wednesday after a short illness. She was born August 18, 1933 in Cedar Rapids and is survived by her parents Charles L Walsh and Mrs Walsh, a sister Beverly Bernadine, grandmother Mrs Margaret Walsh, and great grandmother Mrs E O Smith. Friends may call at Turner chapel Wednesday until 9 pm and at the home Thursday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Sunday at a time to be announced.
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Barbara Mae Walsh
Charles L. Walsh
Tenth Street
Barbara Mae
Cedar Rapids
Beverly Bernadine
Margaret Walsh
E. O. Smith
North English
Mrs Rodintha Grays Private Funeral Services
Private funeral services for Mrs Rodintha Gray, who died Monday, will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm in the Monahan chapel. The Rev John J Gent will officiate and burial will be in Linwood Cemetery.
John J Mueller Funeral Arrangements Planned
Funeral services for John J. Mueller will be held Sunday. Complete arrangements will be announced later. Friends may call at the Gaffney and Moore chapel.
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John J. Mueller
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Manchester Students Tour Gazette Plant
Thirty Manchester high school chemistry and physics students, led by instructor D D Davis, visited The Gazette plant on Wednesday. The tour included the packing house, gas company, Dearborn brass works, telephone company, and city waterworks.
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Manchester
D D Davis
Gazette
Packing House
Gas Company
Dearborn Brass Works
Telephone Company
City Waterworks
Two Local Families Welcome Sons on April 3
Born to Mr and Mrs C M Wilkey of Mount Vernon a son April 3 at St Luke s hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs S Pit yer route No 3 Cedar Rapids a son April 3 at St Luke s hospital.
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C. M. Wilkey
Mount Vernon
St. Luke's Hospital
S. Pityer
Cedar Rapids
Moline Doctor A M Beal Dies at 81 in Illinois
Dr A M Beal 81 longtime physician and former lawyer banker and educator died of heart trouble at his home in Moline Illinois on Wednesday. He had practiced medicine for decades and previously held roles in law and education.
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Moline
Ill
A. M. Beal
Death of Q Miller Removes Marion Farmer and Buyer
Q Miller 65 a retired farmer and cattle buyer died Wednesday at Fort City hospital after a month of illness. He lived at 1298 Twelfth street born January 36 1870 Polo HI moved to Marion fifteen years ago from a farm northwest of town. Survived by daughter Helen Miller two brothers E M Miller and J K Miller a sister Mrs L D Bosserman and several nephews and nieces. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters officiating. Burial Oak Shade cemetery.
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Co. Q. Miller
Fort City Hospital
Twelfth Street
David and
Catherine Miler
Polo
Thomas Snyder
Robins
Marion
Hattie McClain
Howard
Helen
Miller
Helen Miller
E. M. Miller
Washington, DC
J. K. Miller
Cedar
Local groups host meetings and social events in Marion
The Grace H Starr division hosted the Woman's Missionary society at Mrs Bessie Goldens home with readings on Japan and a playlet O Kiku San Weds. The Child Study club heard Miss Secrist speak on Character Building. Lenten services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and a busy schedule of club meetings and visits follow in Marion Iowa.
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Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Bessie Golden
R. E. Lehdigh
Walter Kennedy
J. B. Emmons
Archie Milner
Mae Widger
Japan
Fred Lang
la Verna Crew
E. C. Hamm
Esther Luse
June Milner
Lois Lehdigh
Matilda Sanborn
Blanche Hamm
Pope Plans World Broadcast From Vatican on Easter
The Pope will address the world from St. Peter's Balcony on Easter Sunday April 21 delivering blessings amid heightened European political tensions.
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Pope
Vatican City
St. Peter’s
Europe
Grinnell Names Whitaker to Second Term as Mayor
Bert N. Whitaker sworn in for a second mayoral term in Grinnell by City Clerk Homer Lowery. Six council members also sworn in, including four newcomers Clifton Godfrey Cessna and Speth. The mayor reappointed key officials and the council re-elected City Clerk Lowery and City Attorney Shifflett.
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Grinnell
Bert N. Whitaker
Homer Lowery
George R. Clifton
T. C. Cessna
Tom Godfrey
Horace Ent
Bert Speth
C. L. McNally
Clifton
Godfrey
Whitaker
Cessna
Speth
Carl Peters
J. T. Padgham
A. C. Barker
A. B. Manson
George P. Kelly
Glenn C. Johnson
Thomas Godfrey
J. G. Shifflett
Mayor-elect Dorseth and councilmen sworn in at Waukon meeting
John Dorseth and the newly elected councilmen were sworn in Monday noon. At the first regular meeting in the evening, most city officials were reappointed with no salary changes, including Thorsen clerk, Lude king marshal, Gender night marshal, Huecker physician fees, Zoll water works superintendent, Hart city solicitor, Gallagher flusher driver, Glynn matron, Kessel janitor, and Niblock fire marshal, all with the same pay as prior.
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Waukon
John Dorseth
T. B. Thorsen
R. H. Ludeking
Otto Gender
John Huecker
Vic Zoll
Tax receipts in Buchanan county first quarter 1935 show totals
Current taxes paid amount to 177 648 80 with 14 671 21 delinquent payments. Current taxes represent 39 percent of the yearly levy 451 513 53. Last year’s March 31 results show 37 percent of a 537 225 00 levy and 198 031 83 paid in total.
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Independence
Buchanan County
John J. Corcoran
Tunisian Mutiny Wounds 40 as Reservists Rebel at Medenine
In Medenine near Tunis, about 100 native reservists called for training in the French Colonial army mutinied, wounding forty and likely killing two, including a French officer, amid unrest in North Africa.
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Tunis
North Africa
Medenine
Easter Service Plan by Knights Templar at Patmos Commandery
Patmos Commandery No 27 plans the annual Easter service for Easter Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Christian church with Rev Arthur A Brooks delivering the address. Afterward, refreshments will be served at the Masonic temple. Apollo Commandery No 26 will attend. Committees include Program and Music chaired by Marvin Oxley and Dr C A Bradley. decorations by William Reep and others. ushers and cards led by John B Fosdick and William Reep. Also mentions Old Style Lager fish bowls and picnics.
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Patmos Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Arthur A. Brooks
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Apollo Commandery
Marvin Oxley
C. A. Bradley
A. R. McElwain
Earl Welsher
W. G. Buck
Ralph Seager
William Reep
G. O. Pyle
Ed Sigfred
John B. Fosdick
Traffic Stop Sign Warning Issued on Highway 16 and Seventh Ave
Chief Gene Miller warns local drivers to heed stop signs on arterial Highway 16 and Seventh Avenue or face fines. Mrs. C. L. Burlingham and children Vaughn and Betty of Winnetka Illinois are visiting the W. W. Vaughn family this week.
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Seventh Avenue
Gene Miller
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