Hog Market Weakness Amid Oversupply Pressure
Chicago cash hog prices were steady to weak as supplies outpaced demand with 18 000 hogs, 10 465 cattle and large lamb consignments across major markets. Live market reports show steady to lower bids in Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis with top hogs at 390 and most weights around 365 average.
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Chicago
Chicaco
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Steags
Evelard
Pittsbureh
Steacy East Butia
Uasatyars
Steacy
O von Ceseline Gong Peasurer
Balias
S&s
ST Josf
ST Joseph Mo
AP of
S Dept Agriculture
Fragmentary Market Note From Local Page
A damaged OCR fragment notes a market or fair item with scattered names and prices. Readable terms include a price indicator and a place reference, but specifics are unclear. The fragment appears to reference a local trade or stall entry in a community newspaper.
Cadar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices Listing
Local notes show various commodity prices including fruits vegetables and grains. Entries list prices per crate and per unit for items such as grain fruit and vegetables with figures like $3 25 and 20¢ for related goods.
Crop news boosts grains as early bullish reports spread
Early crop bullishness sent corn and wheat futures higher on the board of trade with North American buying interest helping prices. Weather improved field work yet prices stayed firm as cash demand rose and receipts totaled 13 to 57 cars across commodities.
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Board of Trade
Tesday Thiers
Promung
Godine
Tahoe
North America
Eearty
Grain Movement and Bid Prices for Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain
AP reports cash grain prices for Chicago and Minneapolis with wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy seed, clover seed and related samples. Prices include No 2 red wheat at 6 half percent, No 3 red 65 cents, corn bids around 23 to 34 cents, oats mostly white samples, rye and barley values, and timothy seed at about 21 to 23 cents per unit. Receipts and price differentials compare to prior years, with market nuances noted in the grain movement summary.
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Minneapolis
Local Porkers Unchanged on Market Prices
Hog prices on the local market are unchanged and graves show no changes Tuesday. The calf market reports choice 140-180 lbs at about 4.50 with good to choice 136-196 lbs. Sheep markets list choice lambs 80-95 lbs at 4.50 with other grades priced by quality.
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Sioun City
Sioux City
Iowa
PRISS
Mason City
Ottumwa Se
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Des Moines
Sinclair
Wall Street stocks rally in late trading aided by commodities
Stocks rose briskly on Tuesday led by sugars tobaccos and metals with American Sugar Refining gaining over five points and Allied Chemical up about three. Major names including American Telephone Case American Can Union Pacific Owens-Illinois U S Steel and National Distillers posted gains as turnover neared 1.5 million shares amid: inflation talk after senate actions and renewed hopes for currency or credit expansion.
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New York
American
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Case
American Can
Union Pacific
Owens-Illinois
National Distillers
U.S Steel
Great Western Sugar Resort
Senate
U. S Steel Common
Preferred
National Steel
Republic
Bethlehem
American Rolling Mill
A. M. Byers
U. S
DuPont
Homestake
Coca Cola
Merchants National Bank
Hershey Choc
Adams Express
Adams Mills
Adv
Rumey
Air Reduction
Alaska Juneau Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Amerada
Carp’ Ennett & Co
Hostake Min
Houston Oil
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Allegheny Cronoi
Hupp Motors
Indus Rayon
Tel
Jonas Manville
Kayser Julius
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Amn Metals
Amn
P&l Ai
Amn Rad & SS
Amn Tel & Tel
Kresge
SS. Krocer G
Lambert
Lehich Valley
Liq
Is ‘ Loews, Inc
Lorillard P
McKeesport Tin
Amn Wt Works
Magna Copper
Ann Woolen Ama Zinc
Ark Nat Gas Armour
Aida
Atchison
T&spf
Atlantic
Auburn Auto Avation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Ain Mathieson Aik
Miami Copper
aMo Kans Tex
Mont Ward
Murray Coron
Nash Motors
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Batto
Ohio
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Beatrice Cry
Bendix Avn
Pow & L
Best and Co
Nath Dairy Pro
Natl Distirs
Natl Steel
Beth Steel
Nevada Copper
Bohn Alum
Borden Co
Borg Warner Breas Mig
Brooklyn
Bucyrus Ente
Byers
Cal
Hecla
Canada
Nor Pac
North Amn
Otis Eles
Otis Steel
Owens I
Fiettnl Carbon Co Gas & EL
Proctor Gambel
J Pulman Co
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Steel Ty ‘Y Reyn
Seaboard
Sears Borb
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Timken Rkt
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UN. Gas Co
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Vanaheim St
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Weetahee
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Chicago Siocks
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Cities Service
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LGS Radwo
Weather delays maiden flight of USS Macon air giant
Akron reports unfavorable weather postpones the maiden flight of the USS Macon, sister ship of the dirigible Akron. Commander Alger Diesel, the ship's skipper, announced the delay on Tuesday and the craft will not ascend before sunrise Wednesday.
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AKRON
Macon
Alger Diesel
Downs Considers Abolishing Itself This Tuesday
In a tax saving move the village of Downs is set to vote on abolishing its incorporation this Tuesday.
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Downs
Miss Elsie Pohorszy and Joe Don da Wed in Cedar Rapids
City briefs report the marriage of Miss Elsie Pohorszy and Joe Don da of Cedar Rapids performed Tuesday forenoon by Justice G. S. Lightner. Also noted is John Burns fined for intoxication after a theft at Billiord Street and Arthur Bartlett reporting a wallet stolen from an unlocked room. Czech group to meet Thursday to plan a special project in history dramatics music and poetry.
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Elsie Pohorszy
Joe Donda
Cedar Rapids
Justice G. S. Lightner
Arthur Bartlett
Bartlett
Matice Skolska
County Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids Knights Initiation Sets First Degree Tuesday
Cedar Rapids council No 909 Knights of Columbus will initiate several candidates to the first degree on Tuesday evening. Four candidates come from Anamosa and Billy Brooks will entertain during the program. The following week a major degree initiation is planned. On Wednesday organizers host the annual Has ter party and dance at the Roosevelt hotel.
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K. C
Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Anamosa
Billy Brooks
Roosevelt Hotel
Traffic Violators Fined In Police Court
Four speeders were fined $10 and costs each in police court Tuesday. V Ream Merritt apartments F D Resth 714 H avenue NW John Zachar 2222 Ridgeway drive SE Lynn Kaeberle Newhall Lester Burianek 1801 K street SW was fined $10 and costs for reckless driving Fines of $2 and costs for overtime parking were levied against John Costas 1934 A avenue NE and C L Rose 420 Eighteenth street NW Krystle Mc Farlen 601 McKinley street SE was fined $2 and costs for parking improperly.
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Merritt
F. D. Resth
H Avenue NW
John Zachar
Ridgeway Drive
Lynn Kaeberle
Newhall
Lester Burianek
K Street
John Costas
A Avenue NE
C. L. Rose
Eighteenth Street
Krystle McFarlen
McKinley Street
Court News: Clarence Probasco Fined for DWI Driving
Clarence Probasco, 31, 2304 Bever avenue SE, was fined 300 dollars and costs and banned from driving 90 days by Judge F O Ellison in district court after a intoxicated driving arrest at 12 55 am on Tuesday. Harold Ortell, 25, riding with Probasco, jailed on intoxication charge and fined 25 dollars and costs in police court.
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Clarence Probasco
Bever Avenue
F. O. Ellison
Probasco
Third Avenue
Third
Fourth Streets
Harold Ortell
Ortell
Pleads Not Guilty To Statutory Charge In District Court
Elly James DuFran age 36 of 1217 Twenty first avenue SW pled not guilty in district court Monday afternoon before Judge F O Hillson on a statutory charge. Bond set at 1500 dollars. Marion Concern Incorporates. Articles filed for Paris Steam Dye Works and Laundry of Marion with 10000 capital listing A P Munson president J T Grayston vice president and Betty Kudrie secretary treasurer. Articles filed for Dows Investment Company with Margaret Cook Dows as president and treasurer and Sutherland Dows as vice president and secretary.
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Elly James DuFran
Twenty-first Avenue
F. O. Hillson
DuFran
Marion
Paris Steam Dye Works
Dempsy Jones
A P. Munson
J T Grayston
Betty Kudrie
Dows Investment Company
Margaret Cook Dows
Sutherland Dows
Born April 18 to Mr and Mrs R R Hopwood
A son was born April 18 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr and Mrs R R Hopwood of 1417 Fifth Avenue SE. The birth record notes the new arrival but provides no additional details.
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R R Hopwood
Fifth Avenue SE
St Luke’s Hospital
Bond Market Mixed As Government Securities Quiet
New York bonds showed a narrow trading range with prices mixed and activity subdued. Treasury issues moved within small gains and losses amid lingering uncertainty over administration policy and upcoming carrier-tendess plans. Government issues held steadier while some rail and industrials eased slightly on market hesitation.
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New York
United States
Treasury
Liberty Fourth
Lonttern Foans Rails
Tendess
Santa Fe
Chesapeake and Ohio
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern
Reich
Referendum Battle Over Iowa Financial Control Act
In Des Moines the Iowa Senate defeated Senator George Patterson’s referendum amendment 26 to 24 with one Republican vote, D W Kimberley of Davenport casting the deciding ballot. Democrats opposed delaying the act’s passage amid ongoing reorganization efforts under Governor Herriott. Republicans warned the bill could upend state government.
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Des Moines
Senate
George Patterson
Burt
D. W. Kimberley
Davenport
Patterson
Herriret
Brookings Institution
Iowa
General Assembly
Iowa House Advances Tax Refund Cut for Public Works
The Iowa House passed a measure ending gasoline tax refunds to contractors on public works funded by public money. The bill goes to the Senate for concurrence. Debates focused on refunds and bank fiduciary duties amid concerns about trust fund mismanagement and bank liquidations.
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Des Moines
House
Senate
Porter
Delaware County
Rep
Mercer
Johnson
Stansell
Linn
Senate Adopts Adjournment Date for Iowa General Assembly
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa senate passed an adjournment resolution and set 5 pm Wednesday to end the current legislative session. The action signals the conclusion of official business after a prolonged session.
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DES Moines
Senate
Iowa General Assembly
Deaths Frank Rollins Conklin 69
Frank Rollins Conklin a retired CB and Q engineer died at his Galesburg Illinois home at 4 am Monday after a period of poor health. Born March 12 1864 in Knightstown Indiana he lived much of his life in Galesburg with a move to Fairfax then back. He is survived by his widow Amelia Schloeman Conklin and three sisters. Funeral services will be at Turner chapel 1 pm Thursday conducted by Rev Milton Co. Towner of Chicago. Burial in Lenox cemetery south of Norway.
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Galesburg
Ill
Knightstown
Ind
Fairfax
Amelia Schloeman Conklin
Fred Terry British Actor Dies at 69
Fred Terry a member of the famed Terry stage family and 69 died Monday night in London. He had visited the United States frequently and was popular there.
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London
Fred Terry
Terry
United States
Complaint Over Bread Led To Divorce Suit
Seattle. Mrs. Oliver Dunbar sues Aaron Dunbar for divorce claiming climatic conditions hinder bread baking. She says he cannot eat baker's bread as a steady diet and she must bake it. He complains about her bread. The court hears that bread often fails to rise or sours after baking. James A. Dougan appraised the ranch holdings at 5000 dollars, not 40000.
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Seattle
Oliver Dunbar
Aaron
English Snuff Craze Spurs Factory Activity Across Regions
London reports a surge in snuff use with factories running overtime to meet demand from northern England and Scotland. The craze spreads to West End theaters where smoking is barred. Doctors’ advice on warding off flu and easing catarrh is cited as a factor.
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London
England
Scotland
West End
Sone
Marriage Licenses Issued to Frank D Davis and Edith M Hunter
Cedar Rapids couples Frank D Davis and Edith M Hunter obtain marriage licenses, listing both individuals as residents of Cedar Rapids.
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Frank D Davis and
Edith M. Hunter
Cedar Rapids
Marion Legion Picnic and meetings mark busy week
About seventy persons attended the Marion post 998 American Legion picnic supper and auxiliary meeting in Legion hall. Sixty Legionaries were present at the post meeting and council permission was granted to use the hall for future meetings. Plans outlined for Boy Scout organization and a charity card party. Many community groups held events and announcements including Shakespeare club elections and a Marion lodge meeting.
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Marion Post No. 998
American Legion
Legion Hall
Als
Joe Roeder
Hanford Post
Cedar Rapids
Wapsipinicon River
Waubeek
Marion Post
Earl Hall
The
Legion
Harlan Knight
Carl Kassler
Celan Rollins
A. R. McElwain
Della Senninger
Oakdale
Alice Eckstein
Central City
Civilian Army And Navy Personnel May Be Cut For Economy
Washington reports indicate drastic spending cuts in the navy could force the dismissal of up to 20,000 civilian workers from 44,000 at navy yards. President Roosevelt plans further reductions totaling about 55 million dollars in naval expenses, with Secretary Swanson to present estimates shortly. The War Department targets 144 million in army savings, possibly removing 12,000 to 15,000 enlisted personnel and 2,000 officers. Other departments plan cuts toward a one billion dollar government saving, with current orders already trimming 560,000,000 yearly in veterans benefits and federal salaries.
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Federal Gas Tax Measure Reported To Lower Flouse
The administration bill to renew the federal gasoline tax for another year and grant presidential oversight of postal rates was favorably reported by the house ways and means committee. Delays stemmed from a fight over repealing the $40 million bank check tax, a move committee chairman Doughton supported but administration spokesmen opposed.
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LLP
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Father jailed for beating 11 year old son in Indianapolis
Alva C. Wheeler received thirty days in jail after administering fourteen lashes to his 11-year-old son Arthur for spilling sugar during dinner. Judge John F. Geckler warned Wheeler in juvenile court, expressing desire for harsher punishment.
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Alva C. Wheeler
Arthur
John F. Geckler
Juvenile Court
Wheeler
Magicians Say World Has Grown Too Wise for Acts
Chicago chapter of the Society of American Magicians laments shrinking audience for traditional tricks. W. L. Cornfield, former national president, notes magicians must perform spectacular stunts like Thurston or Houdini to attract interest.
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The
Society of American Magicians
W. L. Cornfield
Thurston
Houdini
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