Sluggish Hog Prices Amid Deluge of Receipts at Chicago Markets
Illinois and Midwest hog markets faced a flood of receipts Monday with demand remaining active. Chicago processed about 35,000 hogs with prices easing around 50 cents. heavy weights held firmer, while lighter hogs weakened. Other hubs like Cleveland and Pittsburgh saw slight declines, whereas East Buffalo and East St Louis held steady to modestly lower trade.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indiaanapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East Buffalo
MIX & Butchers
Bae
Booka
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Chicago Produce Markets Overview and Prices
The Chicago market shows steady butter and eggs receipts with graded lots and standardized containers. Potato prices vary with regional shipments including Washington russets and Red River sections. cheese and poultry receipts are noted with standard quality ratings across suppliers.
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Chicago
Bond Markets Review Signals Mixed Tone in New York Trading
In New York trading, corporate and government securities showed a hesitant, firm overall tone. Treasuries drifted with modest gains and mixed yields as investors weighed anticipated policy steps and various sector moves.
Grain prices dip on profit taking and markets ease
Chicago board of trade grains ease as profit taking and weak outside trading pull wheat, corn, and oats lower. Signs of drought in Kansas and the wheat belt pressuring prices, while silver inflation fears trigger mixed reactions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Minneapolis
Wall Street Quiet as Markets Drift in Indecision
New York markets show listless trading with selloffs in motors and rails while some staples advance. U S Steel eases, American Telephone edges up, Santa Fe and others slip. bonds irregular. gold news lifts the dollar in foreign exchange centers and rubber futures rise amid looming restrictions.
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New York
U. S Steel
American Telephone
Santa Fe
U S
Chrysler
Union Pacific
U. S Smelting
Evans
Treasury
Warren
Mallison
Clark
Murray Body
Briggs Manufacturing
Southern Pacific
Auburn
General Motors
NASA
Grain Movement Chronicle amid Wheat Markets and Prices
Grain movement notes show Ohio and Shenandoah wheat offerings with No 2 and 7a grades. Timothy and Clover entries appear among cash grain listings as traders note boatloads, bids, and daily prices.
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Chong Beasts Grain
Ohio
Ako Matsr
Market Prices for Cedar Rapids Produce and Hides
Local listing shows prices for fruits vegetables and fodder including hay at 800, bay 35, straw 500, hens under 4 pounds 7428e, celery 360, tomatoes 3 50 per crate, potatoes 2, hides varying by grade, and livestock items with per unit costs. Agricultural items and livestock categories appear alongside standard wholesale figures.
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Parry
Trehorn Bens
Orver Cafee
Sure Potators
Wife of Ely Bank Receiver Committed Suicide in Iowa City
The wife of the cashier of the former Iowa City Savings Bank, 46, hanged herself Monday morning. Her body was found by a neighbor at 930 Dr. George Maresh, coroner, said she had been dead for over thirty minutes. Ill health was given as the motive. an inquest was expected. Mr Watson is now receiver for the Ely Savings Bank.
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Wowa City Arms
Deaths Mrs Alice McDaniel Succumbed After Brief Illness
Mrs Alice McDaniel wife of Dayton F McDaniel died at a local hospital Sunday night after a brief illness. Born December 29 1886 in Melrose she had lived in Cedar Rapids for 26 years. Survived by three brothers John Kelley Simon Cole Thomas Kelley Des Moines and three sisters Mrs LC Becker Miles City Mrs J H Weir Town City and Mrs Josephine Rose Mason City. Member of St Patrick Church. Friends may call at the home.
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Alice McDaniel
Dayton F McDaniel
First Avenue
Dee
Melrose
Cedar Rapids
Bee
John Kelley
Simon Cole Thomas Kelley
Kelley Des Moines
Becker Miles
J H Weir
Josephine Rose
Mason City
S* Patricks Church
Hog prices fall as prime hog top hits 3.25 dollars
Prime hogs for various weight ranges show declines with the prime top at 3.25 dollars. Packers remain steady while overall hog market prices slide to new lows, with beet packers and calf market listings noted alongside lamb prices and buck lamb values.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Sinclair Mog
Marriage Licenses Granted to Toledo and Chelsea Couple
Max Emerson of Toledo and Lois Tappan of Chelsea obtained marriage licenses, recording their union in the local civil records.
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Max Emerson
Toledo
Lois Tappan
Chelsea
Sunday Prowler Steals $36 From E. J. Carey Home
Police investigate a daytime robbery at the E. J. Carey residence on Grande avenue SE. A thief entered Sunday forenoon, taking $30 from Mr. Carey’s dresser and $6 from Miss Rose Schissel’s room. Neighbors heard a downstairs door but thought it was a family member. The intruder moved quickly through the house, showing inside knowledge of the layout.
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E. J. Carey
Grande Avenue SE
Mr. Carey
Miss Rose Schissel
Careys
Miss Schissel
Virginia
Earl Stanley
Carey
Stanley
Three Injured In Local Accidents
Mrs J J Luke and Everett Morrow were slightly hurt in a collision on First Avenue East between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets. J J Luke and C J McShane were drivers. McShane’s car veered onto a lawn. Morrow in Luke’s car had a cut on the left hand. Mrs Luke suffered a shoulder injury and was taken to St Luke’s hospital.
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J J. Luke
Fifth Avenue SE
Everett Morrow
Center Point Road
First Avenue E
Thirty-fifth
Thirty-sixth
J J Luke
C. J. McShane
Springville
McShane
Morrow
Luke
Mrs. Luke
St. Luke's Hospital
Hedvika Fiala
Seventeenth Street SE
Bortislav Kubik
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Frank Lorene
Ely
Seventh Street
Twelfth Avenue SE
Eighty Legionaires Build Scout Cabin At Community House
Eighty Legionaires of Hanford post razed the old Scout cabin at Kenwood in the early morning and rapidly erected a new clubhouse on the Community House site. The crew finished all but log facing on one side interior trim and roof work, with completion planned for next Sunday. Salvaged materials from the old cabin supplied part of the new structure, and the American Legion Auxiliary served the noon meal to workers.
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Legionaires
Hanford
Kenwood
American Legion Auxiliary
Placards Expose Retail Tax Absorption Prohibition
The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce prints placards stating retailers may not absorb the Iowa Retail Sales Tax. The notice cites Sec. 42 and requires conspicuous posting so the public cannot be misled about tax inclusion or refunds. The Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review approves the format.
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Iowa State Tax Board
Euarlers
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Charles D Manson
Iowa State Board of Assessment and Review
City Retires 11000 In Water Bonds, Approves Interest
City council authorized retirement of 11000 in water works bonds and payment of 1410750 in interest, totaling 2510750.
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Water Works
Raquel Torres and Stephen Ames Wed Aboard Liners Ship
Hollywood reports Raquel Torres Mexican film actress and Stephen Ames wealthy New York broker married aboard the SS Lurlin shortly before the ship sailed en route to Honolulu.
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Hollywood
INS
Stephen Ames
New York
Raquel Torres
Monday
Honolulu
Grass fire reported near 835 Fourteenth Street NE
Fire company No 3 rushed to a grass blaze at 835 Fourteenth Street NE at 2 30 pm Monday. Also notices list First Lutheran cafeteria supper and furrier ads. Public notices include union meeting plans and local court actions.
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Fire Company No 3
Fourteenth Street
PWA Disapproves of Sewage Bond Sale
The Public Works Administration rejects private sale of 375000 dollars in sewage disposal bonds to White Phillips of Davenport with a 12185 dollar premium. City plans a public sale while maintaining government-sold portions, pending maturities approval and market strength.
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Public Works Administration
White Phillips Company
Davenport
L. D. Burgus
Burgus
PWA
White Phillips Direct
Henry Davenport Civil War Vet Dies at 91 in Delta
Henry Davenport, a 91 year old Delta Civil War veteran, died at home after a long illness. He enlisted in Colorado in Company C Third Cavalry on August 19 1864 and saw action in Arkansas facing severe winter hardships. He is survived by his wife and six children James of Delta Bert C Davenport of Lanesboro Iowa Harvey of Fulton Missouri Mrs Dave Beck of Stuart Nebraska and Mrs Stella Moore of Los Angeles.
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Delta
Henry Davenport
Mosee de Marco
Mr. Davenport
Colorado
Company C
Third Cavalry
Arkansas
James
Bert
C. C
Davenport
Lanesboro
Harvey
Fulton, Mo
Dave Beck
Stuart, Neb
Stella Moore
Los Angeles
Pair Sentenced At West Union To Be Deported
DES MOINES AP The Iowa state board of parole recommended suspending the sentences of twelve penitentiary inmates on the condition of deportation, following federal deportation orders from the United States immigration service. Gov Clyde Herring and Fort Madison warden Glenn Haynes had urged the action. The board rejected suspending seven others mainly because they were Mexicans or Canadians who might return to the United States. Two Mexicans, Luis Valle and Emanuel Lopez, were among those granted suspension. both had been sentenced Jan 31, 1929, at West Union to forty years for second degree murder, though neither was the actual slayer, the board noted, calling the terms too severe.
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Des Moines
State Board of Parole
United States Immigration Service
Clyde Herring
Glenn Haynes
Fort Madison Penitentiary
United States
Luis Valle
Emanuel Lopez
West Union
Man Held In St. Paul Admits Sandwich Shop Robbery
A St. Paul police letter reports David Stanforth, 35, confessed to robbing a Cedar Rapids sandwich shop on the morning of April. He said he took $5 and tobacco, differing from the local report of $14 and tobacco. He was arrested in Brainerd, Minn., and will not be tried in St. Paul for the lesser offense. The fire department also responded Saturday to Mrs. Iva Ewing's roof fire caused by a faulty chimney. most furniture was saved with insurance.
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H D Borschel
Twelfth Street SE
Ray Blain
Ely
Donald Hadsell
Tenth Street NW
St. Paul
First Avenue W
Minn
Cedar Rapids
David Stanforth
Stanforth
Brainerd
Iva Ewing
Lincoln man found dead on street in Toledo
Frank Ingamell aged 65 of Lincoln was found dead on a Toledo street about 7 30 am Sunday. Coroner Harvey Jones attributed death to a heart attack. Ingamell, a bachelor and paper-hanger, lived alone.
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Toledo
Frank Ingamell
Lincoln
Harvey Jones
Ingamell
Marion Recreation Center loan certificates set for Tuesday
The Marion recreation center loan certificates will be ready Tuesday and obtainable from fund drive committee members Willis Sheets Z N Lundy L O Dickey and Irving Finger of the Marion Service club. Emma Klein president of the Federation of Women’s clubs asks clubs that donated toward certificates to deliver funds to the First National bank immediately. The Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club met Friday with large attendance and an program on United States mail work.
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Marion Recreation Center
Willis Sheets
Z. N. Lundy
L. O. Dickey
Irving Finger
Marion Service Club
Emma Klein
Federation of Women's Clubs
First National Bank
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
Russell Singleton
D. I. Hoskins
H. B. Hammond
United States Mail
Wayne Carpenter
Velda Berry
Arline Graham
W. D. Taylor
Ben Carpenter
Wayne
Ralph Hoskins
George Goodyear
Dale
Walter Berry
Velda
Merle Stewart
Mrs Vanderbilt Dies At Age 90 In New York Society
Dowager Cornelius Van derbilt Jr. dies after a long illness in New York. Survived by son Brigadier General Cornelius Vanderbilt and daughters Mrs. Gertrude Van derbilt Whitney and Countess Laszo Szechenyi, she faced loss of other sons and faded from public life after the turn of the century. Funeral plans await word from the naval voyage of General Vanderbilt.
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New York
INS
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
Harry Payne Whitney
Laszo Szechenyi
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Washington
Vanderbilt
West Indies
William
Alfred
Reginald
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Alice Claypoole Gwynne
General Vanderbilt
Williiam the Conqueror
Wi- Nam K. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Dust Storm Darkens Cedar Rapids Amid Dry Winter
A powerful dust storm hit Cedar Rapids with 30 mph winds in dry conditions, darkening daylight to twilight. Federal meteorologists note it as the sixth major disturbance in eight weeks, with forecasts of frost and near freezing temperatures across northern Iowa.
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United Press
Cedar Rapids
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Towa
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Iowa City
Chambers Inskeep Company
Births Fill Local Homes with New Arrivals
Born to Mr and Mrs A J Melis of 1707 BE avenue NE a son on April 22. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs George Miller of 1601 K avenue NE at St Luke's hospital. A son arrived Sunday to Mr and Mrs E L Eaton of 1407 Fourth avenue SE at St Luke's hospital.
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Eee Veers
A. J. Melis
BE Avenue NE
George Miller
K Avenue NE
St. Luke’s Hospital
E. L. Eaton
Fourth Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Obituary and local notices from Marion Iowa district
Mrs J B Holsinger 83 lifelong Linn county resident died at home 1007 Eighth street after a week long illness The Albaugh family origin and Oct 23 1850 birth date 1874 marriage to Jacob B Holsinger They lived near Marion moved to Marion 1909 Four sons Frank George Earl Fred survived by grandchildren a sister and a brother Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm Yocom chapel burial Oak Shade cemetery Other items include local farewells visits and society notes from Marion Iowa with names of residents and events noted across the week
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J. B. Holsinger
Linn County
Eighth Street
Amanda Florence Albaugh
Daniels
Anna Alsbaugh
Albaugh
Monroe Township
Jacob B. Holsinger
Marion
Mr. Holsinger
Holsingers
Frank
George Holsinger
Earl Holsinger
Fred
Tom Albaugh
Nevada
Prudence Stamy
Flora
Ind
Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Holsinger
Oak Shade Cemetery
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Hupp Motors
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Ama Worter
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Heela
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Ptene Wenger
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Goodyear
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Ween Marvid
Graham Paige
Granby Copper
Wauseon & Co
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Worth Pump
Hiram Walter
Houston Oy
Yeneth
Heslemann
Bendix
Avni
Libby McNeid
Berghott
Marshall Fld
Bere Warner
Middlewest
Butter Bros
Nebl Sparks
Cherry Burl
Prima Co
Chen Coin
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Quaker
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Swift & Co
Edison
Swift Intl
U S Gypsum
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D.shrow
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Zee
Ely Bank
Ames
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Schoen
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White Phillips
U. S
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C. E. Reiter
Neb
Billy Creglow
Mrs
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Charles and
Burdette Hanna
Iowa State College
Mary Hanna
W. P. Kelly
Twelfth Street
Mercy Hospital
Lowell Sebern
South Bend, Ind
J. B. Howell
Ottumwa
Levasseur
Ment
Louis Ross
Klatter Klub
F. S. Skinner
Rochester
Dr. Skinner
Mayo Clinic
Neal Miller
Howard
Robins
H. B. Leasure
Blairs Ferry Road
Arthur Hutchins, Jr
Clinton
Frank Ozburn
Margaret Miller
Paul Crawford
Grinnell College
Miss Miller
J. F. Sweeney
Ernest Golden
Kent
Wunicket Camp
Grand Council
Lois Lehdigh
Grace Donovan
Betty Jean Saunders
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Eric Emme
Sixth Avenue
K. M. Saunders
Massion
C. A. Tolbert
Beaverton, Ore
Milwaukee
Gretta Faye Howard
Georgia Tolbert
L. E. Kramer
Edna Kramer
Z. T. Kramer
City
George Strong, Jr
William and
Joe Rhinehart
Harold Atwater
Billy Cooney
Dick Finson
Central City
Philip Shoup
Miss Helen Shoup
Tulsa
Okla
Florence Houghton
Horace Reiter
Roscoe Stevens
Iva Stevens
Marian van Fosesen
Freda Joss
Sune
Dubuque
Irene Carpenter
Vinton
Miss Carpenter
C. C. Carpenter
Marion Township Farm Bureau
Prairie Chapel
James J. Wallace
George Dillon
W. H. Snell
Harry Sneller
Royce of
Cascade
Handicraft Club No. 2
Merle Knight
William Lutz
Lyle Kelly
Mrs. W. P. Kelly
Ollie Cochran
Dysart
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