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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1933
Page
4
The livestock page shows weaker cattle and hog prices amid slow receipts and steady to mixed demand. Beef cuts and veal hold near steady while hogs and sheep trade lower. feeders and cows vary by grade, with some improvement in select lots.
A damaged OCR fragment from a historic page presents unclear events and names. Readable portions hint at local notices and possible social items but details are garbled and uncertain.
The Wall Street stock market firmed in late trading on Monday erasing earlier losses. American Telephone halved a big drop while Union Pacific and Santa Fe staged partial recoveries as commodity shares showed modest gains amid light volume and cautious trading.
Fragmented OCR style text mentions names like Gil fane and Wayward Maney amid garbled lines. It references debts, prayers, and a trend wall with scattered phrases. The readable content hints at literary fragments rather than a full narrative.
Trading opens weak on profit taking and stock declines while sterling dips. Strong late rally leaves futures slightly lower. earnings in crops from the southwest prompt cautious buying in small lots. Wheat and corn drop, oats mixed, rye down, barley up. cash demand steady with light receipts as Chicago shipments expected to rise though trading remains quiet.
Hogs faced a weaker local market Monday with all grades down five cents. The top price reached three dollars and twenty cents, signaling a slight market softening for hog futures and cash trade.
J S Hayward age 66 of 1080 Grands Avenue Cedar Rapids died Sunday in a local hospital after an eight week illness. He represented Oyé Curta Manufacturing Co of 4G Pau and had lived in Cedar Rapids twenty years, coming from Atoux City, Me. He was born January 1 1927 in Hanover, Noo. He is survived by widow Jeasta J Hayward and several older relatives. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Monday at Neaty chapel with Rev Judson officiating, graveside services at Oak Utill cemetery and a Commanders escare Friday at 7 pm. Masters Masons are asked to attend the services.
Florence Ariz AP Mrs H J McKinnell mother of Mrs Winnie Ruth Judd told a lunacy jury there is insanity in her daughter's ancestry as Winnie Ruth Judd the convicted trunk murderess may win another brief reprieve from death. The state board of pardons and paroles has refused to modify her sentence but indicated a short reprieve could be granted to finish the hearing.
Bright Easter Sunday brings ideal conditions with brilliant sun and mild skies. Thousands attend church services, cars fill highways, and temperatures hover around the mid 40s to 50s with readings near 64 in the afternoon before cooling late.
Court House News notes the county treasurer delays the delinquent tax sale due to a state declaration of a tax sale moratorium. It cites notices to taxpayers and pending installment 1099 tax details, with penalties and dates adjusted by legislative action and official notifications.
Death notice for Nancy Phelps 84 of Spencer cited as Mrs Nancy Phelps died with funeral plans at Rohn Westside chapel. Survivors include two sisters and several nephews and nieces in Iowa and Nebraska. Services set at Rohn West Aid chapel with Rev Dunklechter. body to be moved to Nebraska City for burial.
Benjamin Reichard longtime Marion educator and lumberman dies at home after a fall breaking his hip He was born Nov 30 1850 in Mount Alto Penn and moved to Iowa in 1856 He taught for 15 years then worked in lumber becoming Fairfield Lumber Co manager He leaves one son and three daughters and two grandchildren Funeral Wednesday at 2 30 at Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters officiating Burial in Oak Shade cemetery
At a capacity Easter evening service the Baptist church auditorium hosted young performers under Mrs Raymond Eskhart in The Challenge of the Cross. The event closed with Jesus I My Cross Have Taken sung by Mrs Charles Fikers and Miss Ida Patschka.
Notice is hereby given that an application is now on file with the Clerk of the District Court of Linn County Iowa in Cause No 43830 North American Life Insurance Company of Chicago plaintiff versus Stanley Securities Corporation defendant for sale of the West 136.92 acres of the Southwest Fractional Quarter Section Six Township Seventy eight North Range Ten West of the 6th Pto Iowan County Iowa. The District Court has by Order fixed a hearing on the safe application for April 20 1933 at 9 am.
A large congregation attended Easter services by Knights Templar members from Cedar Rapids and Marion at the Methodist church. The program featured a sermon by Rev J M Walters on The Unrecognized Victory, with invocations, readings, scripture, and music by Marion and local performers.
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