Hog Prices Fall Across Markets Amid Excess Receipts
Hog markets slide as excessive receipts and inflation weigh on prices. Chicago shows slight gains while Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Coast yards move down 5 to 15 cents. Cattle and sheep also weaken with slow trading and ample supplies across major centers including Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and Des Moines.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
East St Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Markets in Chicago and New York Produce Listings
Chicago receipts show varied movement across potatoes, onions, and russets with moderate supplies and slow trading while egg and butter markets edge firm. New York prices for eggs, butter, and cheese reflect steady to mixed demand with standardized and storage-packed products trading at modest premiums or discounts.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Ohios
Idaho
Texas
Bliss Triumphs
New York
Hennery
Midwestern Exchange
Bond Markets Show Mixed U S Government Securities Gains
New York bonds and U S government securities edged higher with renewed strength in some issues while long term bonds cooled slightly. Liberty bonds moved to par or above in selective listings as Treasury notes and 4s showed varied quotes amid a generally firmer trading day.
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New York
Ubceottai
United States
Liberty Kourth
Lhassade
Tiberty
Offeractigna
Pasdal
Batimore
Ohio
Charo
North Western
Enternavone
Telephone
New
Yorn Central
Western Union
Amerian Leeptone
Chesapeake and Ohio
Liberty
Robert S
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Grains advance with inflation fears on Chicago Board
Profit taking and rains limit gains as corn rye and barley jump early while oats lead with significant gains. Wheat surges then recedes, cash prices rise, and overall market shows frantic activity with brokers and large receipts signaling strong demand and volatility.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Market mood driven by dollar as oil and grain move
Article notes dollar strength spurring speculative media attention and hopes of economic recovery aided by private industry, with Washington plans under scrutiny for oil revival. It includes Chicago cash grain quotes for wheat corn oats and rye with various grades and prices.
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Wall Street
Washington
Stiger Appointed Judge by Herring in Iowa District
Gov. Clyde L. Herring named Rep. Carl B. Stiger of Tama to the Seventeenth judicial district bench to replace Judge Clarence Nichols. The district covers Anel, Tama and Benton counties.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Carl B. Stiger
Tama
Seventeenth Judicial District
Clarence Nichols
Seventeenth District
Aneel
Benton
Manchester Woman Suffers Cut After Auto Overturns
Mrs Perry Dunn of Manchester was injured when her automobile overturned near Delaware. She was alone and sustained a cut requiring fifteen stitches along with bruising and blood loss.
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Manchester
Perry Dunn Manchester
Delaware
Wall Street Advances and Profit Taking Sparked by Gold Standard Move
After a strong early surge on the U S move off the gold standard, stocks faded at midday with about half the gains erased. Corn Products and International Silver rose sharply, while American Telephone National Steel Anaconda Liggett and Mears B and Continental Can saw mixed retreat as about 6.8 million shares changed hands. U S Steel gained over 6 points as markets cooled and investors weighed inflation fears and purchasing power expectations.
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American Telephone
National Steel
Anaconda
Liggett and Miers B
Continental Can
United States
Sli
International Nickel
Cerro de Pasco Copper
International Telephone al- Ned Chemical
Kroger
International Silver
Procter & Gamble
US Steel
Local Hogs Rise On Market With Higher Prices
Hog market shows a ten cent advance across all grades on Thursday. Prime hogs range 180 to 340 pounds with prices up to 320 dollars. Packers and Ted livestock follow quality and condition. Calf and sheep markets list varied weights and values.
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IUS Dept Agriculture
TOWA
Des Moines
S_ Dept. Agricultures
Java
Minnesota
Associated Press
Iowa
Ottumwa
Seer Road
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Sinclair
Sugar Market Advances in New York Trading
Early Thursday sugar futures rose modestly with the spot price at 3.25 per unit and futures up 2 to 1 point. refined sugar held at 430. Exchange rate notes show buoyant demand and varied international quotations across Great Britain France Italy and other countries, with numerous city and commodity references.
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Montreal
Fire Department to Acquire Drill Tower and Switchboard
The city council approved a resolution to buy a drill tower and related equipment plus a telephone switchboard linking central and outlying fire stations. Public safety commissioner Dan Kridenier and Chief Emil P Kohout pushed the plan, with work starting immediately and the dry tower endorsed by the National Board of Fire Underwriters at an estimated total cost near 1,500 dollars.
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Public Safety
Emil P Kohout
Kriidenier
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Inflation plan outlined for dollar and gold standard changes
The article discusses a draft inflation measure proposing government stabilization through currency actions. It outlines Congress delegating authority to the President to modify the gold content of the dollar within limits and to buy gold to support currency value, aiming to shield U S trade from depreciated foreign currencies. It notes senators’ support and debate over silver provisions and executive power under a flexible tariff precedent.
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Congress
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Pittman
Seymour H. Jones Dies in Burlington Uncle Local Folk
Seymour H. Jones a longtime Burlington resident and uncle of local prominence dies. He had wholesale hardware ties in Canada and the United States and once operated a hardware business in Clarion Iowa. He married Jessica P. Childs in 1888 and is survived by a daughter Mrs Charles Hendel Jr of Montreal a son Norman N. Jones of Burlington and three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 11 a.m. from the residence with burial in Aspen Grove cemetery Burlington.
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Edward Jones
Cook
Florida
Two More Arrested In Auto Theft Probe
Earl Elson of 623 Sixth Street SE and Edmund Lockwood alias Ed Reed of route 1 Toddville were arrested at 10 am Thursday by Deputy Sheriffs Condon and Davis on larceny charges. A true information and bench warrant followed after a signed confession linked a Chevrolet sedan to Elson’s father’s Toddville farm.
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Earl Elson
Sixth Street
Edmund Lockwood
Ed Reed
Toddville
Larry Condon
Jay Davis
F . Ellison
Carl Sexton
Elson
Beer Sparks Busy Times for Cedar Rapids Hotels
With beer returning to Cedar Rapids just 24 hours earlier, local hotels report a sharp rise in business starting Wednesday afternoon. Montrose hotel manager Gersten notes beer sales lift food revenue as patrons pair drinks with meals. Roosevelt hotel manager Catlow cites 36 cases sold since 5:30 p.m. Wednesday and a crowded coffee shop. Both say nearly all rooms filled Wednesday night with occupancy around 97 percent at the Roosevelt.
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Cedar Rapids
Gersten
Montrose Hotel
William S. Cacdow
Roosevelt Hotel
Catlow
The
Roosevelt
Spanglers Plan $15,000 Home on Cottage Grove Avenue
Work has begun on a two story brick residence at 635 Cottage Grove avenue for Mr and Mrs Harrion E Spangler now at 1832 Second avenue SE The 10 acre wooded tract will host the home estimated at 15000 Ilda A Wilcox secures permit to remodel store at 213 Third avenue SE for 2000 prep for Morris Sanford company occupancy
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Harrion E. Spangler
Second Avenue SE
Ilda A. Wilcox
Third Avenue SE
Morris Sanford Company
Death notices and obituaries from Cedar Rapids area
Multiple death notices report deaths in Cedar Rapids and surrounding area. Mrs Myrtle Bleakley dies at home after illness. memorials set for Turner chapel with burial in Cedar Memorial park. Etta L Elam and Mrs E A Snyder also deceased with services arranged at Beatty chapel and Cedar Memorial park. Charles W Prendergast and Lola Kazebier noted with funeral plans and survivors listed.
Samuel S Snouffer Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Samuel S Snouffer will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 p.m. Friday conducted by Rev. John Gent and Rev. W Greer McCrory. Burial will be in Linwood. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
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Verne Kimball
Elvin Richard
Florence Mae
W. J. Ennis
Rollin Co. Ennis
Minneapolis
Beatty Chapel
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Linwood
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South Side Commercial Club
F. D. Chada
Cedar Memorial Park
Lesinger-Polansky Chapel
Joseph Anderle
Frank Drapela
Blanche Achey
Theodore Mohrbacher
Chine Stodola
Paul Horan
Frank and
Robert Anderle
Cedar Rapids
Charles W Prendergast
Charles W. Prendergast
Avenue NW
Mason City
Elizabeth
Agnes Prendergast
William
St. Paul
Harold Blecha
Iowa City
Genevieve Goshert
William Charles Prendergast
L. Baumgartner
Sam Snovoffer
Samuel S. Snouffer
John Gent
W Greer McCrory
Day William Edgar funeral service announced
Christian Science funeral services for William Edgar Day will be held in Turner chapel at 11 a.m. Friday. Burial will follow at Cedar Memorial Park.
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Christian Science
William Edgar Day
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Priscilla Guild Meets in Marion Congregational Church
Mrs. Ed Sigfred hosted the Priscilla Guild at 1280 Ninth Street with a large group including Mrs. C N Owen and Mrs. R Lee Taylor. The group announced a May 2 division event and May 17 meeting, with lessons, fancy work displays, and a supper for about sixty.
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Ed Sigfred
Ninth Street
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
C. N. Owen
R. Lee Taylor
Emma Kendall
R. J. Kendall
James F. Sweeney
H. L. Shekelton
Karl Kendall
H. O. Allen
Norman Waffle
Gerald Thomas
Josephine Whitacre
J. J. Wallace
L. G. Hewett
C. W. Clemo
Miss Agnes Phillips and Forest Wood Wed at St. Josephs
Miss Agnes Phillips and Forest Wood were married in a Tuesday ceremony at St. Josephs Catholic church with the single ring service. The couple, attended by Hazel Smith and Ray Muma, plan to reside at 940 Fifth Avenue and each hold local employment.
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Forest Wood
Spring Valley
Wis
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Hazel Smith
Ray Muma
Anamosa
L. D. Smith
Hallwood Cafe
Wood
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Marion Mourns Mrs. W. A. Dobson Aged Resident Dies
Mrs. W. A. Dobson died Tuesday night at State Park Camp Gelena South Dakota after a stroke a week earlier. Her body to be brought to Marion for burial with services in Yocom chapel Saturday at 2 30 p.m. Burial in Oak Shade. Wade and Mrs. Wickersham to arrive Friday. Several local residents noted in activity with church clubs and community groups as the town observed Iowa History Week and unemployment relief efforts.
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W. A. Dobson
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Camp Gelena
South Dakota
Dobson
Kate Wickersham
Jane Hanson
Chicago
Oak Shade Cemetery
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A. E. Crew
Stunt Man Dies From Bullet Wound At Universal Studios
Hollywood veteran stunt man Hurd Mc Clellan, 48, died from a bullet wound while acting as a human target during a news reel stunt at Universal Studios. The shot by Mrs. Marion Semmelmeyer passed through his bullet proof vest.
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INS
Hurd McClellan
Universal Studios
Marion Semmelmeyer
McClellan
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