Varied Hog Market Activity Across Centers
Hog prices rose in some centers while others slipped amid heavy receipts. Chicago receipts 19,000 with top $4.00 sparingly and cattle prices steady to higher on fed steers. East Buffalo and East St Louis reported notable gains on select lots. Overall market uneven with slow trade and mixed demand.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Incinaaial
Inter
City Butchers Cappers
Iowa
MOG
Des Moines
U S&s Dept Agriculture
Minnnesota
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Noted
A garbled Cedar Rapids notice lists farm and produce items with varied prices including corn straw hay beans and fruits. It also mentions oats wheat barley and dairy products alongside several numbered price entries and miscellaneous goods. The text is fragmented with many misspellings and unclear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Wheat Prices Lead In Sharp Uturn On Grain Markets
Chicago reports a sharp upturn in wheat and other grains as currency inflation fears boost cash and futures pricing. Wheat climbs 1 to 1 1/2 cents, corn up 7/8 to 1 1/4 cents, oats higher, rye mixed, and barley steady. Liverpool buyers and elevator imports drive gains amid an unfavorable planting outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Httle
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Kansas
Grain Movement Prices and Wheat Corn Rates from Chicago Market
The Chicago AP price list shows No 2 wheat at 63 cents and No 1 corn around 44 cents with various futures and seasonal notes. Other market figures include barley and feed grain values, with mentions of barley at 43 and mixed winter wheat prices. overall movement indicates fluctuating commodity quotes and prices per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street stocks ease after early rally on Thursday
Shares opened strong but cooled with rails leading gains, Goodyear up sharply late, and several major firms like American Telephone and Du Pont posting modest increases while commodities strengthen and market earnings doubt lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Goodyear
Case
Allied Chemical
American Sugar Refining
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem, du Pont
American Telephone
New York Central
Chicago and North Western
Union Pacific
Minneapolis Wheat Receipts Report Confusing Subhead
The document fragment details Minneapolis wheat receipts and related figures with scattered numbers and names. It mentions percentages and pricing cues but lacks coherent context or complete data, hindering a clear summary of the event or figures.
Packers Prepare to Receive Hogs at Local Market
Hog prices on the local market hold steady with top figures cited. Packers at the Sinclair plant in Wisconsin center plan Friday reconing operations while market quotes list Chexe lamhs and other grades by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packers
Saga Lacel
Wis
Sinclar
CMLP
Sinclair IG
Sun
Bond Markets NTW WORK and NEW YORK AP notes market activity
The report outlines Western and North Western issues amid fluctuating tones as traders weigh German offerings and late gains. It mentions New York activity, price changes, and shifting yields with a focus on bonds and securites movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oseme
Carter
Local Birth Announcements From Pleasant Valley to Lisbon
Several birth notices record newborns with details of parents addresses and birth dates. Richard Frank arrives April 4 to Milo and Milo Hekl of Pleasant Valley Avenue. Walter Frank born to Frank Johnson at 918 Eighth Street NW. Marjory Helen born March 31 to William Probst on Wilson Avenue. Kenneth Charlies born April to Tobias Popelar at 1632 Fifteenth Avenue SE. A daughter born Thursday to Edward Machula at 930 N Street SW. Aston Hansen of Marion reports a son born April 4 at Mercy Hospital. Don Good of Mount Vernon welcomed a daughter on April 4 at Mercy Hospital. Wilson Fer now at 508 Elm Avenue SE welcomed a son on April 4 at Mercy Hospital. Lawrence Goichee of Lisbon welcomed a daughter on April 4 at Mercy Hospital.
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Eed
Milo Hekl
Pleasant Valley Avenue
Richard Frank
Frank Johnson
Eighth Street
Walter Frank
William Probst
Wilson Avenue
Marjory Helen
Tobias Popelar
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Kenneth Charlies
Edward Machula
N Street
Aston Hansen
Marion
Mercy Hospital
Don Goodyear
Mount Vernon
Wilson Fernow
Elm Avenue
Lawrence Goichee
Lisbon
Akron survivors recount wreck rescue by German tanker
Three Akron survivors told President Roosevelt how they clung to a board and were rescued by the German tanker Phoebus after the airship crash. They praised the tanker crew, and Roosevelt promised to commend the captain and crew in writing. The men, Lt. Cmdr. Herbert V. Wiley and sailors Richard E. Deal and Moody E. Erwin, presented their accounts at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry L. Roosevelt
Navy
White House
Herbert V. Wiley
Richard E., Deal
Moody E. Erwin
Navy changes court of inquiry for Akron disaster
The navy appointed Sydney M. Kraus to the Akron inquiry replacing Garland Fulton after Rear Admiral Henry V. Butler was named president. Captain Harry E. Shoemaker joins the panel as its other member. A large oil slick off Barnegat lightship near Cape May is reported by the coast guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Sydney M. Kraus
Naval Aircraft Factory
Philadelphia
Garland Fulton
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Henry V. Butler
Washington, D. C
Navy Yard
W. W. Phelps
New York Naval District
Harry E. Shoemaker
Sunnyvale
California
Barnegat
Coast Guard
Cape May
New Jersey
Portland reports Akron wreckage pieces found at sea
The heavy cruiser Portland leading the Akron survivor search advised the navy by radio that four wreckage fragments had been recovered by ships under its command.
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Washington
Portland
Navy Department
Deaths George B Kehoe Long Resident Dies
George B. Kehoe aged 63 died at his home 420 Sixth street SE at 10 50 p m after a lingering illness He was born in Haverstraw New York but lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids He worked as a pressman and was known in the printing trade Survived by wife a sister Mrs W Y Thompson Cedar Rapids and two brothers William Clinton and Joseph Cedar Rapids Funeral at Immaculate Conception church at 9 a m Saturday conducted by Msgr J Toomey Burial in Mount Calvary cemetery No flowers Friends may call at Monahan funeral home
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George B. Kehoe
Sixth Street
Haverstraw N. Y
Cedar Rapids
W. Y. Thompson
William
Clinton
Joseph
Immaculate Conception Church
J. Toomey
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Funeral Home
Death of John Peterzelka Cedar Rapids Drum Major and Bohemian leader
John Peterzelka 63 died at home 927 L Street SW at 8 50 p m after a long illness He was born in Bohemia and moved to Cedar Rapids at 15 He lived in Milwaukee for a time He helped found Kouba National Band serving as drum major He led Sokols and Bohemian groups Survived by wife Mary and three children Joseph Ressler and M Conway and John all of Cedar Rapids A son Joseph preceded him in death two years ago He leaves two brothers Joseph and Rudolph and a sister Mrs Mary Babka six grandchildren The body rests at Barta chapel awaiting funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterzelka
L Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Milwaukee
Petereelka
Sokols
Mary
Joseph Ressler
M. Conway
John
Joseph
Rudolph Peterzelka
Mary Babka
Chelsea
Barta Chapel
Funeral services for Joseph Jandl announced
Funeral services for Joseph Jandl will be held in the Lesinger-Polan sky chapel at 8 30 a.m. Friday and at 9 in the St Wenceslaus church conducted by the Rev Father August Vojarck Burial will be in St John's cemetery Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jandl
Lesinger-Polansky
St Wenceslaus
August Vojarck
St John's Cemetery
Obituary for Everett Hunt longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Everett Raymond Hunt aged 41 of 1514 First Street NW died at a local hospital at 10 40 p.m Wednesday after a short illness. Born September 20 1891 in Tim neis he had lived in Cedar Rapids seven years coming from Independence. Survived by his wife Anna four children Loretta Eleanor Helen and Ray and by four sisters and four brothers including Mrs Catherine Myers and Leslie Hunt of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services will be in Beatty chapel at a time to be announced.
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Everett Raymond Hunt
First Street
Timneis
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Anna
Loretta
Eileen
Helen
Ray
Catherine Myers
Leslie Hunt
Beatty Chapel
Kuba Babe Dies at Home After Brief Illness
Infant girl Jean Kuba, daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Kuba of 1004 Ninth Street SE, died at 4 a.m. Thursday after a brief illness. She was born January 15 1933. She is survived by her parents a twin sister Joanne and grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Melvin Kuba
Ninth Street SE
Joanne
Cedar Lesinger-Polansky Chapel Service Details
Mr and Mrs John Kuba and Mr and Mrs Joseph Sova both of Cedar Lesinger-Polansky chapel at 2 p m Friday. Burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 pm Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kuba
Joseph Sova
Cedar Rapids
Lesinger-Polansky
Bohemian National Cemetery
Witness Goes Missing in Conspiracy Case Syndicate Probe
A key government witness in a Cedar Rapids conspiracy case disappeared in February and was later found in Illinois. The district attorney confirmed the witness’s testimony remains vital for the trial, with efforts ongoing to locate him. Other defendants and witnesses testified about alleged syndicate links and working arrangements among groups.
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Naks
West
Pugh
Illinois
Glenn Beers
Grand Jury
Bremer Sues Builders Material in Bonded Quarry Dispute
P C Bremer of near Paris seeks 537 in district court against the Builders Material company S P Moore receiver and Fidelity and Casualty Co of New York in a quarried agreement suit Bremer says quarrying on his farm harmed crops and lime dust was not supplied He also alleges improper stockpiling and parked cars in alfalfa fields The bonders induced the county auditor in November to release 582 39 to the quarry firm after assurance the funds would cover his claim.
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P C. Bremer
Near
Paris
Builders’ Material Company
S P Moore
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
New York
Bremer
Builders
Judge OKs Bill of Sale for Packer Products Assets
Judge John T. Moffit in district court approves a bill of sale transferring assets of the Packer Products company of Cedar Rapids to the Iowa Land and Building Company. Receivers L. V. Mahany and E. J. McPartland filed the application for sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Packer Products Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Land and Building Company
L. V. Mahany
E. J. McPartland
Packer
Court notice of judgment against Nellie Cusack
A Gazette item wrongly mixed names. The judgment assigns $124.60 to John H. Lemon from Nellie Cusack for board and room at issue.
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Gazette
Nellie Cusack
John H. Lemon
Sheriff asks lookout for gear stolen in Anamosa garage break in
Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus was asked by Sheriff Frazier of Jones county at 10 10 a m Thursday to be on the lookout for equipment stolen in a break in at the Chevrolet garage in Anamosa Wednesday night An electric drill with a 25 foot cord and a ONE outfit were among the items reported missing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Frazier
Jones County
Chevrolet
Anamosa
Judge Overrules Dismissal Bid in Hutchison Lawsuit
Judge H. C. Ring in district court overruled a defendant’s motion to dismiss in the mechanic’s lien suit of L. Cashman against Hannah E. Hutchison. The motion was submitted earlier this week on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Cashman
Hannah E. Hutchison
H. C. Ring
Marion Ladies Aid divisions plan spring entertainments
The Ladies Aid groups of the Marion Methodist church met to plan activities including a General Aid gathering on April 19. Divisions hosted meetings with sewing, refreshments, and discussions of spring work, fundraisers, and officer elections. The prep involved several members across Comforter Keystone Rainbow Sunshine and other divisions.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
General Aid Society
Comforter
Ned Jones
Sixth Street
H. P. Waline
Eugene Simson
John Fairley
Eleventh Street
Keystone
Fairley
James Fairley
Harry Jordan
Harry Snell
South Eleventh Street
Gleaners
Cavers
Rainbow Division
Endeavor
J. E. Homans
Fifth Avenue
Sunshine
Charles Granger
Carl Case
Harry Oakley
Bert Taylor
Hugh Hutton
Granger
True Blue
E. T. Hiams
Tenth Street
Hiams
M. Snover
Elmer Fredericks
Irvin Lanning
Leonard Taylor
Naomi Cassatt
Ruby Layton
Verlee Trimble
Shackley
Streabbog
Liberalization of Reforestation Plan For Iowa
Iowa officials urged the federal reforestation program be broadened to aid flood and erosion control in states with limited forestry. Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Ray Murray and Prof. G B MacDonald of Iowa State College presented needs for 180000 acres of erosion areas and 1800000 man days of labor, plus insect control and stream improvements, proposing 40000 acres of land added to 40 state parks. They met with agriculture department and forest service officials in Washington to submit a detailed Iowa plan for relief funds.
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Washington
Iowa
Agriculture Department
Forest Service
Ray Murray
Murray
G B. MacDonald
Iowa State College
Ames
North Central
Prof
MacDonald
Wallace
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Houston Oil Deep Air
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Del Scu_ Railway
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Stew Warner
Pa Inc
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Vala Unt
Crn Feoads
Aunt Gas Co
Culette SR Tan
Noe Bros Tea
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Hershey
Marshall
Prima
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FY Woorieert
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Akron
City
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Joseph Jands
Everett R. Hunt
Kuba Babe
Taylor
R. H. Taylor
Combine
Willard G. Massie
John Prochaska, Jr
Jesse L. Hunter
Robert
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Harry C. Tear
Galena
Ill
J. J. Ingalls
Dubuque
John Prochaska
John, Jr
Wendell
Tony Paula
Lloyd Marsh
Frank Spina
Albert Jacque
Henry Brechlin
Ed Yanda
Ed Swatosh
Ben Snape
John Agnew
J. S. Holton
Frank Jackson
William Black
Joe Spina
R. M. West
R. S. Milner
Leavenworth
Robert Dudley
Lawrence Kimener
Missouri
Dyer Automobile
George McIntyre
Webster County
Scott
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Mike Healy
Frank J. Buenker
A. B. Styne
BE. J. Martin
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Howard Slaughter
Court House News
Sues Builders
Packer Products
Marion News
Methodist Ladies
Martha Cottrell
L. D. Smith
Howard Glass
Ralph Glass
Prairieburg
John R. Mitchell of
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B L. Rummell
L. O. Dickey
Betty Hanson
West Branch
Winton
W. E. Fisher
W. B. Sebern
Bernita Sebern
Bertha Mae Golden
Eleanor Fisher
Lois Engle
Katherine Kearns
Africa
Valentine Kearns
A. J. Campbell
Atkins
A. L. Albert
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Coggon
Central City
Alburnett
Center Point
Monticello
Springville
Marion Post
American Legion
Marion Country Club
Jimmy Bear
al Gerardi
Presbyterian Church
W. G. Neill
W. W. Vaughn
Frank Flack
G. A. Strong
P. C. Lassen
Miriam Jackson
O. M. Carson
Kyle Fleisher
Sherman A. Fontaine
Elda M. Kemp
Marlon Board of Education
C. B. Vernon
A. E. Granger
A. A. Schenken
Miss Kemp
H. G. Stitzel
Fred C. Newlin
F. C. Newlin
Dave Newman
Sixth Avenue
W. EF. Fisher
Elkader
Woodford Fisher
Ackley
Raymond Eckhart
Miles Bushnell
Mr. Eckhart
Wileliam Hastings
Mrs. Eckhart
Manschester
Cassatt
East Seventh Avenue
Elmer King
Rachel Ives
Louise Homer
Reading Circle
C. E. Blinks
John Vernon
John Stevens
J. J. Booth
J. H. Macarthur
Seventh Avenue
Jolly Dozen Bridge Club
Glenn
Larkin
Oscar French
Cyrus Metcalf
Baptist Church
Supersvision
Raymond Smith
Sheldon Rahn
Lula Toms
Katherine Burroughs
G. H. Clark
John M. Walters
Jolly Six Bird Club
Barbara
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Grace Donovan
Maxine Brooks
Catherine Peckosh
Lorraine Kramer
Marjorie
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Ralph Oxley
Willa Mae Daniels
Gail Daniels
Marshall Oxley
Resecoe Blinks
Elmer Barnhart
Harry Dunn
Eleanor Hanson
St. Luke's Hospital
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ida Lillie
H. B. Reiter
W. G. Buck
S. A. Helebrant
W. J. Fuller
Dorothy
Perry
Helen Rasmussen
W. C. Blake
Lyle Fehr
Blake
Florence Houghton
Hazel Ross
Tipton
G. C. Greenwalt
John Pazour
Newell Trimble
Clarence Meggers
Ray McCalley
Fay Marsh
Gene McConaughy
McCalley
Marsh
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