Hog Prices Sag as Supplies Plague Market
Chicago buyers faced heavy hog receipts of around 28 000 with demand weak and prices sharply down led by 10 to 15 cent falls on many weights. Top near 3 90 with average near 3 80 while sow values slipped. across cities like East Buffalo Cleveland and Pittsburgh buyers were slow and prices varied, with cattle and sheep also showing softer trends amid general weak demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
Cincinnati
jZast
BuffAlo
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Imix, & Butchers
Chiaro
Dept. Agriculture
Sioux City
Taapy
Dept
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
Pan Ave
Indianapols
Cleveland Covenee
Aes
Sas
Aco Seneneee
Fragmentary Notice Summary in Odd OCR Text
OCR snippet shows unclear local notice with names and places garbled. Unable to extract concrete entities or dates. presents as damaged text. Summarized as a generic notice placeholder reflecting unreadable details and illegible lines.
Iowa Producers Company Jo Jefferson Manager
Iowa Producers Company names Jo Jefferson as manager in a concise notice detailing leadership changes within the firm. The brief item notes a management appointment and the current organizational role.
Profit taking hits grain prices on board at Chicago
Heavy selling in the wheat pit on the Chicago Board of Trade followed a brief midday rally that lifted prices to new highs. Corn showed independent strength, hitting May at 32 cents, while oats rye and barley posted new highs but moved lower with wheat at the close. Provisions remained firm as forecasts of unsettled western weather and possible Kansas freezes drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Kansas
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Report
Chicago AP notes no sales for wheat and corn as market movement shows varied bids across No 3 and No 4 white and yellow grades. Minneapolis cash grain reports receipts of 99 cars with mixed bids by class including No 1 dark northern and amber durum. oats and rye prices listed with small changes amid regional activity. Clover seed and other minor grains show small quotes per cwt and per cut, with no large shifts indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets in New York and Treasury Notes
A fragmented AP-NPW resumé notes New York bond activity and Treasury notes. Mentions Liberty Bonds, 20 year issues, and price percentages with scattered figures, reflecting a volatile market pathway and dealer expectations amid uncertain words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices List
A fragmented Cedar Rapids listing shows prices for grains meats produce and dairy items including Gratin Wheat Rye Corn Hogs hens roosters hay straw and wholesale fruits vegetables. Notable entries mention California navels lemons sweet potatoes potatoes lettuce cauliflower celery oysters and hides with various per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Hogs Weaken on Local Market Trading Declines Noted
Hogs weakened on the local market Tuesday with all grades dropping 10 cents. Top price fell to 3.30 dollars. Calf market shows choice 140-180 pounds at 83.50 to 74.50, good to choice 130-190 pounds at 2.50 to 3.50. Sheep market lists choice lambs 80-95 pounds at 4.00 to 5.00 dollars. Other grades priced by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Nog
Wall Street Mixed as Rail Losses Offset Sugar Gains
New York stocks drifted in dull trading with rail shares weak and sugar and metal shares lifting the list. Union Pacific and Eastman Kodak fell over 2 points while American Sugar Refining rose. U S Steel inched up and several names showed small gains or losses amid light turnover around 750000 shares.
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New York
Union Pacific
Eastman Kodak
Case
International Silver
Liggett and
Myers B. U. S. Steel
Wall Street
Washington
American Telephone
American Can
U. S. Steel
American Tobacco
Santa Fe
Consolidated Gas
Louisville
Nashville
Gillette
Goodyear
Births at St Lukes Hospital for twins and daughter
Mr and Mrs Fred O Ekstrand of Tipton welcomed a daughter on April 3 at St Lukes hospital. Mr and Mrs L L Nichols of 522 McKinley Street SE welcomed twin daughters on April 3 at St Luke’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred O Ekstrand
Tipton
St Lukes Hospital
L L Nichols
McKuinley Sirect
St. Luke's Hospital
Huge Akron Airship Measured 785 Feet Long
New York(AP) The U S dirigible Akron measured a gas volume of 6 500 000 cubic feet with length overall 785 feet and maximum diameter 132 9 feet. Height 146 5 feet. Gross lift 403 000 pounds. It carried eight engines totaling 4 480 horsepower and a maximum speed of 83 8 mph, faster than the Los Angeles and the Graf Zeppelin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Los Angeles
Wiley tells story of Akron's crash
Commander Wiley recounts the Akron disaster as a storm over the Atlantic drives the ship into heavy turbulence. He describes guiding the vessel through lightning, fog, and a rapid descent before the crash, his survival, rescue by a passing steamer, and the subdued reaction when questioned about causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
Akron
Moffett
Foreign exchange rates and market quotation notes
The page lists interbank foreign exchange figures with currency values for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Poland Czechoslovakia Austria and other markets. It includes Montreal Mexico City and several nominal figures in cents and dollars, reflecting varied daily quotations.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Montreal
Mexico City
Eight plead guilty to liquor charges in federal court
Eight defendants appeared before Judge George C. Scott and pled guilty to liquor counts. Sentences ranged from ten days to three months with varying parolances as Cedar Rapids con spiracy cases prepare for trial. Notable outcomes included David E. Carlson receiving a suspended three month sentence and paroled to a federal probation officer for six months. The grand jury convened, with E P Brewer of Reinbeck named foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Scott
Cedar Rapids
U. S
John Prochaska, Jr
David E. Carlson
Mike Healy
Galen Glick
Roy Lighty
John A. Richards
Noble Spilman
Fort Dodge
Charles Callahan
Wesley A. Palmer
William Daehn
E. P. Brewer
Reinbeck
River Crest 15 Reached Flooding Lowlands Across City
River crest of 15 brought widespread flooding across River Crest area and the southeast business district. Water backed through storm sewers with boats spotted on streets. Dikes held at Ellis Lane while Riverside park and Penick Ford yards suffered worst flooding. residents applauded dike workers as water rose along A Street SW and Second Street NW.
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First Street
Fifth Avenue
Williams and Hunting Yards
East Side
First
Third Avenues
B Avenue
Ellis Lane
Elis Park
Riverside Park
Penick
Ford Yards
Packing House
Sixteenth Avenue
Minnie Hodgdon
Second Street
Fear 73 Killed In Akron Crash
A fog bound Akron crash killed 73 as the ship failed to respond to rudder and elevator controls. Officers fought to maintain discipline while the craft plummeted eight hundred feet and struck the sea. Survivors clung to debris until rescue by the Phoebus.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
New Jersey
Washington
Ocean
Akron
Wiley
McCord
Marion Welcomes New Council After Swearing In
New Marion city council members including Mayor John Pazour were sworn in at the public library. W. K. Lothian became city clerk, D. H. Smith retained as city attorney. The council passed an ordinance repealing parts of existing rules and setting officer qualifications and salaries, naming Philip Bunting street commissioner, W. J. Goodyear marshal, and Gene Miller and Jerry Mann city police. Committees were announced, First National Bank named depository, and several boards and services were organized. Community notices include Lenten services, local club meetings, school vacation dates, and various civic events.
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John Pazour
Public Library
W. K. Lothian
D. H. Smith
Philip Bunting
W. J. Goodyear
Gene Miller
Jerry Mann
Pazour
George Burns
James Larkin
Edward Jones
A. P. Munsen
E. B. Castle
Cc. L. Cooper
C. L. Cooper
First National Bank
Jack Bowdish
Charles R. Albaugh
Bowdish
George Sweitzer
Iowa Senate Votes New Banking Bill Sees Amendments and Defeat of Defer Action
Senator E J Wenner did not vote on final passage as the Iowa Senate defeated a motion to defer action 7 to 43. Governor Herring welcomed the passage. bankers and bankers association leaders endorsed the bill as a method to reconstruct the banking system and protect depositors while aiding a return to prosperity.
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Iowa
Senate
Stanley
Wilson
E. J. Wenner
Black Hawk
George Patterson
Burt
Patterson
Calhoun
Hopkins
Husted
Ritchie
Roelofs
Irwin
Valentine
Booth
Byers
Kiemme
Herring
Iowa Bankers Association
C. L. Rigby
Stanwood
C. F. Murphy
Elkader
Legislative Committee
Association
Frank D. Warner
Des Moines
City Briefs And Personal Notes From The Area
John Mesknes Jr is confined at home 1320 D avenue NE with a fractured leg. Elmer E Collins of 829 Eighth Avenue SE named associate member of Sigma Xi at University of Iowa, a senior in medicine and among fifteen undergraduates elected. Herbert J Langfeldt and wife deed property to Northwest Davenport Savings Bank, Davenport, for $1 and valcon, Cedar Rapids. 2-26-30.
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John Mesknes, Jr
D Avenue NE
Elmer E. Collins
R. L. Collins
Eighth Avenue SE
Sigma Xi
University of Iowa
Collins
College of Medicine
Herbert J. Langfeldt
Northwest Davenport Savings Bank
Davenport
Nery
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
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Inter
Lowa
Minnesota
Associated Press
MASON_ CITY
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Prime Hoas
Good Packers
Omaha Livestock
Weber Steen
Saea
Sabes
Iowa Producers Company
Jo Jefferson
Ase
12Th St
Chicago Frodece
SPW
York Prolice
Coe G
Rene
Sahara
Cedar Rapids Fuel CO
I.d Soboda, Mer
Lamson Brothers and Co
Merchants National Bank
Northwest
Tiberty
Treasury
Gratin
Wall St
E. Bennett & Co
Adams
Express Adams Willis
Alaska Junian Alesheny Corp
Bay
Johns Mansille
Kann City
Amerada Corp
Kelsinator
Am Intl Corp
Am Loco Am
Mulls
Kennecott Capr
Kresue SS
Lambert
Lehich Vattey
Lehn & Fink
Lis & Myers Bo
Gress. Inc
Lorard P
Saf Raz
McKeesport
Am Smenting
Naa Maena Copper
Am Steel Foiss
Sng Riz
Mathieson
Wat Works
Armour
Dry Cloods
T & S F Atlantic Big Auburn Auto Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loto, Halto & Ohio
Barosdall
Beatrice Cry Bewshe Ave Best & Cowees Beth Steel
Boon Aum
Borden Ca
Bore Warner Briggs
Brooklyn
MT Burroughs
Cal & Hela
Canada Dry
Cerro de Paco Ches & Chio Ches Carp
S&p &P CM
Chisaier Mtr Ciues
Commeree
Furl de Gras
Elec
Toni Crowe
Furie
Poe
Finta Dust Goodrich Gondywear
Indus Rayon Milano
Mont Ward
Nash Motors
Li's
AlaNveda Copper
Central
Norarda Mines
Nor. Poe
North Amn
Wisahool
Packard Motors
Phelps
Pullinan Co
Radio Coron
Rem
Rep Steel
Hia Rey
Beare Barbuck
Ze A Bervel Inc
Union
Summers Co
Bou Cal
Souler
Sue Atte
Raisar
Ste Trad
Brants
Ted Gos
Sakard
Amelia
Atreraft Gory
Fry Caryn Dla Watt Poarders
Gua Gas Co
S& Rubber
Woerner Bros
Wesel Union TR
Westehouse
Q Wonworth
Tiolur Mivekpt
Jersey
Barnegat
Hay
Scott
Prochaska
Impanel Grand Jury
Phoebus
Deal
Erwin
Cope
Marion News
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. E. Krog
Hugh Gordon
The
Lions Club
J. H. MacArthur
Seventh Avenue
Jolly Dozen Bridge Club
Timothy Seed
Carl Michel
Grand Army
Memorial Hall
Loraine Circle
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
James Bromwell
W. D. Shank
Edna Roberts
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
Supt. Co. B. Vernon
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Marion
Gleaners Division
Ladies Aid Society of
the Methodist Church
Harry Snell
Congregational Missionary Study Club
Josephine Whitacre
Norman Waffle
Howard Severson
Paul Severson
Ames
Federation of Women's Clubs
Emma Klein
Federation
Miss Klein
Jean Severson
Betty Mae Fowler
Christian Church
Thomas Cherry
Woman's Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Rainebow
Esther Thompson
Dallas Center
Legion Auxiliary
Linn County
Mareon
Mareon Lodge
No. 6
A. F
A. M. Dinener
State Executive Council
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