Hog Prices Steady as Receipts Dwindle and Demand Rises
Hog markets steadied midweek as receipts declined from 34 000 overall with Chicago at 18 000. Prices topped at around 400 dollars with most hogs trading near 390, while other cities like Cleveland and Pittsburgh held steady or moved slightly higher amid better demand and tighter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Ernst Buffalo
Hecht
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
Sohn St. Louis
Grain prices surge upward despite profit taking
Grains both cash and futures rose on the board of trade with September wheat, July and September corn, oats and rye at new seasonal highs. Cash prices showed gains for hard winter wheat and white corn. rye futures led the upturn as frost forecasts and a bullish Kansas report drew attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Senate Committee On
Kansas
Kansas State Board of Ngriculture
Liverpool
Wheat Receipts and Shipments Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain movement reports show Chicago and Minneapolis receipts for wheat and oats, with totals and comparative figures for prior year. The record includes price quotes, freight notes, and lists of key commodities and stock exchange mentions alongside miscellaneous market quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Duluth
Wall Street Stocks Rise and Fall as Rails Stumble
A midweek stock upturn faded late with rails retreating, leaving many issues 1 to 3 points higher only to lose gains. Early advances were trimmed in American Telephone U S Steel Corn Products American Can Air Reduction and Case as Union Pacific and Chicago and North Western fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Houston Oi
Agams Mills
Howe Sound
Adv Ramely
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Johns Manville
Pakan C.ty
Intl Corp
Kaiser Julius
Amn Loca
TlaVelly Sparta
Amn
Mach F
Kelvinator
Kennecomt
Abs Kresse SS
Rad SS
Kreeer G & B
Amn Rol Mills
Lambert
Saf Raz
Arehigh Valley
Tig Myrs
Amn Steel
Tig Carbonic
Rtedsta Loews Inc
T .D'aLoose Wiles
Lorillard
Wat
Lousy Gas
McKeesport Tin
Magna
Armour
Matheson Ark
Atchison TS
Atlantic Rig
Auburn Auto
Meat Ward
Austin Nichols
Nach Motors
Aviation Corp
Barcult
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohis
Tsurs
Bendix
Pow & “L
Best & Co
Ane Nail Steel
Beth Steel
Nevada Copper
Borden Coals
NY Central
Bore Warner
Nh&eh Lite Brises Mf
Bae Noranda Mines
Broklyn MT
Norf & Wesn
Turrours
Nor Pac
Cal & Heela
Ono
Canada
Otis
Otis Steet
Packard
Beck
Ford
Puoman Co
Coreer
Kaw Corp
Rep Steel Rial Gul Cary
VaReyn
Col Gas
Elec
Seaboard
Sears
Roebuck
Consol
Sau Railway
Con Motors
St Joe Lead
Corton de
Rd Calif
Studebaker
Union Carbide
Perthi
Imon Gaul
Pei Tel Gas Impats
Aleats
Pine
Emel Inc
Ory Wert
P&l
Tee . A
Vasadium Sth
Bard Bak
Werner Bras
Ween Marsid
Poineen Union
New York
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Delaware and Hudson
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Chicago
North Western
Allied Chemical
Air Reduction
Owens Tlinois
Corn
Nian Pacific
American Tobacco B
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel Common
American Can
Bethlehem
Case
International Harvester
Sears-Roebuck
Public Service of New Jersey
Liggett and Myers B
National Distillers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
General Mills
National Biscuit
New York Central
Washington
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Realignment of Market Listings
Auction-like miscellaneous shop list shows prices for produce and household goods in Cedar Rapids. It includes produce items such as oranges lemons and potatoes with varied crate and per-item prices, plus notes on hides and government bonds with Treasury securities and Liberty offerings.
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs are steady on the local market with no changes in any grades. Top price holds at 3.30. Calf market shows choice 140-180 pounds at 53.50 to 74.50 per hundredweight. Good to choice 130-190 pounds at 22.50 to 50.00. Sheep markets list choice lambs 80-95 pounds at 40.06 to 75.00 with other grades by quality.
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Chicago
Singer
Fea
Biy
Omaha
Dept Agriculture
Sinclair
Senee Eens
Tbs
Iowa Supreme Court affirms three Linn County cases
The Iowa state supreme court upholds district court rulings in three Linn County matters. Decisions include a quiet title action involving heirs of Clarence E. Hahn, a $2,754.51 insurance policy claim by Martha C. Potter, and a $2,773.45 personal injury verdict for Flora B. Liddle. Special deputy sheriffs Milo Medusan and S. C. Wiles appointed without pay.
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Iowa State Supreme Court
Linn
Associated Press
Des Moines
A. B. Clark
Linn County
Stevens
Phillip Hahn
Ella Hoodmacher
Clarence E. Hahn
Hahn
Katherine M. Hahn
Joseph Dunn
M. F. Eardley
M. Schmeetz
Margaret Dunn
Sisters of Mercy
Margaret Healy
Edmund Dunn
Mary Anne McDonnell
Lucy McDonnell
Jacob Manstrup
District Court
Supreme Court
H.C Ring
Martha C. Potter
Lfe
John W Potter
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Rena Huey
Elizabeth Stoakes
J C. Huey
Tract
Justice Anderson
Flora B. Liddle
Robert Hyde
F.O. Ellison
Mitchell
Hyde
Mari
Milo Medusan
Linn County Humane
Linn County Board of Supervisors
S.C. Wiles
Justice of the Peace
Will of Frank Kriz Probate Admits Cedar Rapids Estate
The will of Frank Kriz of Cedar Rapids who died March 24 is admitted to probate. Two daughters Mary Kriz and Antoinette Kriz receive three fifths undivided in equal shares plus a life income from the remaining two fifths. Grandchildren and a great granddaughter receive bequests, Emma Kovar named executor. Will dated July 2, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kriz
Cedar Rapids
Mary Kriz
Antoinette Kriz
Tillie Dobry
Ludomir Kriz
Agnes Dvorak
Sadie Spinka
Vlasta Dvorak
First Observance Here Of Moslem Sacrifice Holiday
The Moslem church held Cedar Rapids first sacrifice holiday celebration Tuesday at 511 M avenue NW under Rev Hussien Karoub of Detroit guiding a prayer and lecture service. About fifteen families belong to the local congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
H Igram
M Avenue NW
Hussien Karoub
Detroit
Death notices for Anna Soukup and Georgian Ann Jirasek
Mrs Anna Soukup 72 died at home 1502 First Street NW at 2 30 am Wednesday after a heart attack. Survived by two sons Charles at home Tony in Chicago a brother Anton Rubek Cedar Rapids and a sister in Czechoslovakia. Burial at Barta chapel pending funeral. Georgian Ann Jirasek funeral 10 am Friday at Ely Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Francis Pokorny burial in Truhlar Cemetery. She belonged to Posiedni Taborita No 16 Z C B. Friends may call at Barta chapel Thursday evening.
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Anna Soukup
First Street
Charles
Tony
Chicago
Anton Rubek
Cedar Rapids
Czechoslovakia
Vernost Lodge
No 42
C S J
Ceske Vlastenky
Barta Chapel
Georgia
Jrasek
Ann Jirasek
Ely Lutheran Church
Francis Pokorny
Truhlar
Posiedni Taborita No. 16
B. J
Edwin Garretson
Garretson
North Eleventh Street
C. J. Biddle
Bert Emmons
Frank Plummer
George Hutton
Earl Biggs
Oak Shade Cemetery
Emmeline Flemming
Thomas Wright
Glenn Andrews
Allen Andrews
Center Point
Charles Andrews
Earl Andrews
Independence
Will Andrews
Will Cook
Harry Straw
Troy Mills
Sorenson
Quasqueton
Mary Fish
Rolla Fish
Mose Snyder
Shellsburg
Marital Licenses Issued For Iowa City Cedar Rapids Couples
Perry J. Oakes of Iowa City and Clarice N Wilson of Cedar Rapids receive a marriage license. Dale Q. Taylor and Josephine L. Soesbe, both from Central City, also obtain licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry J. Oakes
Iowa City
Clarice N Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Dale Q. Taylor
Josephine L. Soesbe
Central City
Beer Bill Revisions Boost Barrel Tax To 1.24
Des Moines AP report notes further changes to the 3.2 percent beer bill as it reaches the sifting committee. The measure would raise the barrel tax to 1.24 and cut some permit fees while refining where beer may be sold and which establishments qualify for permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
House
Vinton School Head Arrested After Striking Health Officer
W T Weems superintendent of Vinton schools was arrested on assault and battery charges after striking Dr C A Manahan city health officer. The incident followed a dispute over a treated boy and a note about school attendance. Weems posted bond and faces a Monday 10 a.m. hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
W. T. Weems
C. A. Manahan
Weems
George Ulice
Dr. Manahan
J. Ruhl
Chicago High Pupils Strike to Demand Pay for Teachers
Chicago pupils walk out protesting unpaid teachers. About 13 500 students from Calumet Englewood Crane and other schools joined the action marching to the mayor’s home and to Jackson Park where they planned a baseball field demonstration as police kept order. Some schools urged students to return to class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calumet
Englewood High School
Frank Carr
Jackson Park
Hyde Park
Calumet High
Shellsburg Man Claims His Car Struck Mrs. Miller
M Bratton postmaster of Shellsburg reports his vehicle struck Mrs Helen Miller on E avenue NW Sunday at 7 30 p m and fled. County Attorney GE Thompson says Bratton did not see the accident or know he hit her and reported details after reading a newspaper account. Another motorist later obtained the license number at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bratton
Shellsburg
Helen Miller
E Avenue NW
GE Thompson
Bratton
Accient
Kiester and Hershey Sentenced in Federal Court
Perry Kiester and Bernard Hershey were among nine who pled guilty to liquor charges after a raid on the Business Men's Club on Third Street SE. Kiester and Hershey received thirty days in the county jail.
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Kiester and Hershey
Perry Kiester
Bernard Hershey
Business Men's Club
Third Street
George Scott
Kiester
Hershey
George Bevins
Toledo
Tama County
W. H. Smith
Ernest Melsa
John E. Spain
Royal A Dickson
Herman Kray
Howard Henderson
Marion Music Contest Highlights Local Honor Bands
The district high school music contest runs Thursday to Saturday at Waterloo. Marion students take part in glee clubs mixed chorus and solo performances at East Waterloo and East high. A separate band program is scheduled for West high with soloists and a woodwind group also performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Marion Boys’ Glee Club
East Waterloo High School
Chamber
Sheldon Rahn
East High
Siegel Fleisher
Lawrence Gordon
Raymond Smith
Donald Bragg
Melvin Oldfather
West High
Bill Paves Way for RF C Loan to Iowa
The bill would authorize an RF C loan to Iowa to cover interest and principal installments. It directs the state treasurer to distribute funds via the superintendent of banking certificates and to allocate money to taxing subdivisions as if tax collections were unreduced. It notes a treasurer with restricted funds could utilize RF C derived funds to replace frozen deposits while the state assumes the bank deposit claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. C. Joan
Tom Mix Faces New Claims in High Profile Battle
Tom Mix, the cowboy star, is expected to reveal more sensational details of his former marriage while opposing a $50,000 suit filed by Mrs. Victoria de Olazabel. Mix alleges she wounded him during a nine year old quarrel after trays books and other items were hurled at him in a heated dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Tom Mix
Victoria de Olazabel
Mix
Olazabel
Death Takes Widow of General Custer
Mrs. Elizabeth Custer widow of General George A. Custer died Tuesday at her New York home after a brief illness. She was 91 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth Custer
George A. Custer
Man Arrested On Hotel Fraud Charge in Davenport
Co. E. Thune, 35, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Larry Cond in Davenport on Wednesday on request of Scott County authorities. He was released after furnishing bond, charged with defrauding a hotel keeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Thune
Larry Cond
Scott County
Thune
Des Moines Bank Cashier Missing As Accounts Searched
Guy J. Lines, cashier of Capital City State Bank, remains missing since last Saturday. Officials estimate missing funds between nine and ten thousand dollars. In Iowa City, Mrs. Charles Annan, an escaped patient, improved after taking carbolic acid and being returned to Psychopathic Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Guy J. Lines
Capital City
Iowa City
Charles Annan
Psychopathic
Linn County
Annan
Cedar Rapids
Community club notes and social events in Marion
The Marion area reports a busy week with club meetings and church activities. Mrs. Vaughn reviewed Only Yesterday at the OOP club. upcoming April 18 program led by Mrs Skinner and Miss Secrist. Mayor Pazour addresses dogs and chickens at large as garden season nears. Railway Mail Auxiliary met at Cedar Rapids hostesses. talks on Iowa sites. Easter offerings, Sunday school histories, and neighborhood visits described. Many local women attend gatherings, with plans for luncheons and picnics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lewis Allen
W. W. Vaughn
O. O. P. Club
D. H. Smith
F. S. Skinner
Lulu B. Secrist
Railway Mail Association
H. H. Doolittle
Cedar Rapids
R. A. Houser
Iowa
Marion
A. A. Hardin
W. F. Kruger
William Fowler
George A. Kindler, Jr
C. W. Ward
Cecil Foster
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HT Elbner
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Barlow
Vapomobide
Garlvge Men
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Gyyer
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Lamson Brothers and Co
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Sew Ojorr Ross
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New York Stock Exchange
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Goverment Bunds
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Court House News
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Harold Murray
Eloise Touro
Lawrence Peterson
Charles A. Patten
Bertha Patten
Clarence Patten
Barnesville
Ohio
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DeWitt
W. C. Sheets
South Marion Township
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George Hutchison
Ainsworth
Mae
Lake
T. J. Davis
Seventeenth Street
Roll Call
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Bess Streeter Aldrich
Ruth Bryan Owen
Carolyn Pendray
Laura French
Martha McClure
Ola Babcock Miller
Bill
R. F.C
General Custer
Man
Davenport
O. O. P. Club Meeting
John Pazour
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Methodist Church
H. G. Millen
W. G. Greer
Twelfth Street
J. A. Titus
John M. Walters
G. H. Clark
Ray Valentine
Klatter Klub
Marley Clark
Mount Vernon
William Valentine
Thomas Evans
Cooper
Grundy Center
J. A. Cooper
Golden Rule Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Memorial Hall
Prairie Union Club
D. F. Hindman
Floyd Slauson
Norle
O. M. Carson
Sorosis Club
Edna Roberts
M. W. Courtney
Arthur Granger
A. W. Atkins
James Bromwell
Banco
Ster of Maine
Rebekah Lodge
Guy Berlin
Lucile Schulman
Hubert Artis
Clarence Russell
Ralph Chiverton
James E. Bromwell
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Jesse Stary
Prairie Union
Prairie Ridge
Wild Cat
Mary Zeman
Richard A. Crew
Perry
J. T. Christie
Virginia
T. T. Williams
St. Luke's Hospital
G. M. Hibner
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