Hog Prices Move Irregularly in Mixed Chicago Market
Hog markets showed wide fluctuations with Chicago steady to $0.15 lower at times. Top quotes reached $4.05, with receipts around 44,000 head across cities including Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East St. Louis. Cattle and sheep prices remained broadly steady, with varied regional activity and notable movement in lighter weights.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Petsburgh
Joweter
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East S. Louis
Cincinnat
MIX & Butchers
INS
St Louis
Tbs
Tata
East ST Louis
Ill
Iowa Hog Prices and Market Update Across Midwest Plants
Hog receipts at 25 concentrated yards and seven packing plants in interior towns and southern Minnesota fell for the 24 hour period ending Wednesday. Price ranges for various weight classes are listed for Iowa markets including Mason City Ottumwa Des Moines and nearby areas with bids from good and choice packers to fair packers.
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Chicago
AP -US_ Dept. Agriculture
BR & Sen
Omaha
Bert Enous
Strone
Strade
Iowa
U S
Interior Town
Mannesota
At & Am
Tine Associated Fress
Mason City
Ottumwa
Wheat prices fluctuate on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat prices moved erratically within a two cent range on the Chicago Board of Trade. Public buying appeared strong on breaks while commission houses sold on rallies, with sterling and Liverpool market declines influencing sentiment. Cash prices rose slightly as receipts and country offerings varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
New England
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices and Returns
Separate Chicago and Minneapolis listings show wheat and corn prices with various grades and protein notes. Timoth y seed and other commodities read, with cash grain receipts and futures movements noted alongside regional reports from Minneapolis and Chicago markets.
Chicago Produce Markets Amid Mixed Poultry and Egg Prices
Chicago AP dispatch reports varied produce movements with weights and prices for poultry, eggs, butter, and cheese. Readers see receipts and futures for eggs and dairy, with notes on graded crates and storage trends across district markets.
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Cmicagh
Chicago
Ward
Idaho
Sean Tas
Keays
Texas Bliss
Jae Evita
Prodice
Foreign Exchange Chase for Demand in Great Britain and Europe
Foreign exchange market notes show brief demand shifts across major currencies. Cited rates include Italy 575 percent and Sweden 1969 percent, with Denmark at 16.99 and Switzerland 2139 percent, among others.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
Fenice
Italy
Belatim
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Brazilion Tokin
Shanghai
Hanekane
Mexico
Cato Dilver Neent
Montreat
Montreal
Auto overturns near Manchester injures Reinbeck man
Reinbeck resident R. Tiart, M a n c h e s t e r L., sustained minor injuries when his car overturned four times seven miles west of Manchester after colliding with a machine driven by Thomas Powell of Masonville. Powell escaped injury.
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Manchester
L. R. Cold
Reinbeck
Thomas Powell
Masonville
Powell
Wall St Stock Market Dips Then Rallies Amid Mixed Trading
New York stocks closed mixed after a volatile session with gains in rails and utilities offset by losses in industry issues. Early advances faded as an afternoon rally in carriers faltered, with notable moves in Union Pacific Southern Pacific Santa Fe and United Aircraft while Allied Chemical and U S Steel fell. Turnover ran about 2.8 million shares as inflation fears eased and corporate results provided cautious buoyancy.
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New York
Delaware and Hudson
Louisville and Nashville
Lackawanna and Western
Liggett and Myers B. Consolidated Gas and Aviation Corporation
Allied Chemical
American Can
General Foods
American Telephone
U. S. Steel Homestake
Corn
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Public Service of N. J
Consolidated Gas
Columbia Gas
North American
National Power and Light
National Steel
Case
International Harvester
International Telephone
Western Union
Eastman
American Sugar
United Aircraft
Aviation Corp
Safeway
Norfolk and Western
Washington
General Motors
Westinghouse Electric
Borden
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Hides
Local listing shows prices for grain hay oats and barley per hundredweight with corn at 23 25 cents and various feed items. Dairy eggs wholesale fruit vegetables and greens priced with several items including California navels lemons and head lettuce. hides and mutton values include No 1 cured hides at 3 40 per unit and No 2 at 7 14 cents with calves at 3 cents.
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California
Tour Market Minneapolis AP Flour Unchanged
Fragmentary OCR item reports prices and market status for Minneapolis AP flour. No clear events or names discernible. reads as a brief market note with uncertain figures.
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Minneapolis
Carthage A Capella Choir Tonight at First Lutheran Church
The Carthage college A Capella choir of fifty voices led by Prof Elmer Hawke performs tonight at 8 at First Lutheran church Thursday avenue at Tenth street SE. The program includes works by Gretchaninoff Brahms Hawke Buck Mueller Parker Cadman and Wood among others with solo obligate by Mrs Hanke. Admission is free with a requested offering.
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Carthage College
A. Gretchaninoff
Johannes Brahms
Morning Star
Elmer Hawke
Dudley Buck
K. HH
Iam Ladies
Elmer Hanke
God
C. F Mueller
Moses
M. Christiansen
Marion couple seeks marriage license
Jack Wrigley and Bertha Williams of Marion are listed for marriage licenses. Montezuma Jr. receives a $9700 loan from the Reconstruction Corporation at 5 percent interest to fund a new waterworks system construction.
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Jack Wrigley and
Bertha Williams
Marion
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Montezuma, Jr
Evangelical Regional Mission Conference Set for Thursday
Delegates from eastern Iowa churches gather at Second Evangelical church for a full day conference themed Still Thinking Missions. Morning talks by I L Baumgartner and G A Kite, afternoon address by Nelson C Dreler, and a youth missions contest in the evening. Music by local performers and devotions scheduled through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Second Evangelical
Eighteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
L. S. Orth
I. L. Baumgartner
First Evangelical Church of
Cedar Rapids
G. A. Kite
Marion
Nelson C. Dreler
First Congregational Church
Orth
Cyrus Metcalf
Luther A. Fuhrmeister
W. G. Basler
First Evangelical Church
H. C. Whisler
R. E. Kenny
Iowa City
Raymond Youngton
Community Chest total reaches $33844 at luncheon
The Gazette reports the 1933 Community Chest campaign total rose to $33844 after final luncheon reports at the Chamber of Commerce. The fundraising goal remains $56000.
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Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
County Conventions Set For Eighteenth Amendment Vote
Official notice from the secretary of state informs Iowa counties that conventions for repeal or retention will meet May 8 at 11 a.m. in third floor courtrooms of the courthouse. Delegates chosen will appear on the ballot for the June 20 state-wide election.
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Robert M. Vesely
Court House
Iowa
Toddville Man Pleads Not Guilty To Theft
Edmond Lockwood of Route No 1 Toddville pled not guilty in district court to larceny of domestic fowls. The charge relates to stealing chickens from M H Waterbury's farm on April 16. He faces a second charge of automobile theft with Carl Sexton and Earl Elson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Lockwood
Toddville
John T Moffit
Lockwood
M. H. Waterbury
Carl Sexton
Earl Elson
Wills of Atkins and Jandl Enter Probate in District Court
Wills of Eva L. Atkins who died April 14 and Joseph Jandl who died April 3 were admitted to probate. Atkins bequeaths all to daughter Mildred G. Barger who is named executrix. will dated November 7, 1925. Jandl estate divided: one third to wife Marie Jandl and the rest to daughters Emma Jandl Vavra, Marie Jandl Norman, Elizabeth Jandl Dickinson. Emma Jandl Vavra named executrix. dated January 2, 1929.
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Eva L. Atkins
Joseph Jandl
Atkins
Mildred G Barger
Jandl
H. C. Ring
Marie Jandl
Emma Jandl Vavra
Marie Jandl Norman
Elizabeth Jandl Dickinson
South Dakota Girl Chosen Editor Of Coe Cosmos For Next Year
Miss Polly Price of Mina South Dakota has been elected editor of The Coe College Cosmos for next year by the Cosmos board of control. She will succeed Hubert Coffey of Wellman and has served as a reporter and most recently as managing editor. Paul Niles of Minneapolis was elected business manager, succeeding Miss Mary Carmel.
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Polly Price
Mina
S. D
Coe College Cosmos
Cosmos Board of Control
Hubert Coffey
Wellman
Miss Price
Cosmos
Board of Control
Paul Niles
Minneapolis
Mary Carmel
Death of Frank Hall Also Known as Frank Haugh
Frank Hall died at 10 15 p m Tuesday in a local hospital where he had been since March 25 He was also known as Frank Haugh His last address was the Central hotel and he was for years a janitor at the Severna building Third avenue and First Street SE Relatives unknown but a brother is believed in Minnesota The body is at the Janeba and Brosh chapel Notices ask anyone with information to contact the mortuary
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Frank Hall
Frank Haugh
Central Hotel
Severna Building
Third Avenue
First Street
Minnesota
Janeba and Brosh Chapel
Miss Golda Hazeltine Dies After Operation
Miss Golda Laverna Hazeltine aged 22 of Shellsburg died at a local hospital at 7 20 am Wednesday after an operation. She is survived by her mother Mrs J W Bliss and two sisters Mrs Odessa Royder and Miss Clara Hazeltine. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Golda Hazeltine
Golda Laverna Hazeltine
Shellsburg
J. W. Bliss
Odessa Royder
Shellsbure
Clara Hazeltine
Vinton
Grace Starr Division Meets and Public Legion Auxiliary Event
The Grace H. Starr division of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Walter Kennedy's home with Mrs. John Reynolds leading the program on The Changed Individual in the Harvest in China. A play and readings featured Mrs. Ray McCalley Donna McCal ley and Mary Orelda Reiter, followed by a Chinese tea for twenty six. Public invited to Linn county American Legion Auxiliary sessions in the public library auditorium with Grace Thompson as afternoon speaker and luncheon served at noon.
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Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society
The
Christian Church
Walter Kennedy
John Reynolds
China
Ray McCalley
Donna McCalley
Mary Orelda Reiter
Christ
Esther Luse
Chew
Luchoufu
Minnie Timpson
Bon Shee di di
Wuhu
Edna Roberts
Chen
R. E. Lehdigh
Ti May Fun
Will Grassfield
Batang
la Verna Crew
Linn County American Legion Auxiliary
Public Library
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Grace Thompson
Dale
F. J. Hardenbrook
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
John H. Pazour
Joe Roeder
Elmer Kudrle
Modern Drama Talk by O. O. P. Club
A program on modern drama was hosted by the O. O. P. club at Mrs. Mary Baker’s home. Speakers covered Shaw, Noel Coward, Russian and Jewish stage works, and trends replacing Irish plays, with plans announced for a May 2 breakfast at Mrs. W. R. Barber’s home.
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O. O. P. Club
Max Voris
Mary Baker
Howard Lemnbaugh
New York
George Busby
George Bernard Shaw
LeRoy Barber
English
Max Worls
Sherman Fontaine
Noel Coward
Mary English
Linn
W. R. Barber
St Josephs church social club holds monthly meetings
The St Josephs Catholic church social club met in the church basement with 35 attendees for a business meeting and initiatory ceremony. Laura Brutsman won a prize for naming the Harmony club. Officers include Anna Mae Lafferty president Wendl Kulish first vice president Robert Smith second vice president Robert OLeary secretary and Marian Hines treasurer.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Laura Brutsman
Harmony Club
Anna Mae Lafferty
Wendl Kulish
Robert Smith
Robert O'Leary
Marian Hines
Newspapers urged to accept radio programs as advertising
A resolution proposed by E. H. Harris at the 47th ANPA convention urges newspapers to accept radio broadcasting programs as advertising matter only. The radio committee also recommends protesting the prepublication sale or giveaway of news to radio stations and preserving proprietary news rights at all costs.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
E. H. Harris
House Votes New York Waterways Rights Resolution
The U S House passed a resolution reserving to New York state all power rights on the American side of the Great Lakes St Lawrence waterways project. An amendment linking the resolution to the Canadian American treaty was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State of
New York
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
House
Chamber
Gazette Newsies Visit Rialto For Buck Jones Film
Gazette Newsies were guests Tuesday night at the Rialto theater hosted by manager Joe Weaver. They enjoyed Buck Joness Forbidden Trail along with One Way Passage starring Kay Francis and William Powell, plus the short subjects.
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the Gazette
Buck Jones
Rialto Theater
Joe Weaver
Rialto
Kay Francis
Willam Powell
Births in Palo Lincoln Heights and SW area
Born to Mr and Mrs H H Hayes of Palo a daughter April 25 at St Luke's hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs James Krueger Lincoln Heights Route 4 a daughter April 25 at St Luke's hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Anton C Holmes 1070 Sixteenth Avenue SW a nine pound son John Richard on April 22 at St Luke's hospital.
City plans road resurfacing and park improvements
The council with Rural Free City funds will resurface Tenth street and upgrade city parks and Oak Shade cemetery. Tenth street work begins soon with about 1 700 days of work and an estimated expenditure near 4 000 dollars.
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Tenth Street
Oak Shade Cemetery
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George Traby
Fifth Avenue SE
Tuedsay
Lillian E. Kucera
Swisher
Charles Wayne Cadie
2Nd Ave
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G. S. Lightner
Wilkes
Martin Sonne
George T Ronk
Speeder Machinery Company
W. S. Bell
Milledgeville, Ir
Ashland College Board of Trustees
Ashland
Ohio
Associated Press
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Fourth Avenue SE
Columbus
Orwin Muesell
Third Street
Roosevelt School
William Harr
H. L. Walker
B Avenue NE
James Dale
Thirty-second Street
Hopkinton
Margaret Dale
Leonard Frank
Wauwatosa
Wis
Arthur Schmidt
First Avenue
George Herington
Ruth Herington
S. F Dale
Central City
George Switzer
Mervin L. Myers
Marton
John Kuba
Hamilton Street
H. L. Morehead
Sixteenth Street
Albert Glover
G Avenue NW
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M L. Hahn
Ezra Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell University
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Montezuma
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South Dakota
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Yocom Chapel
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Anamosa
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Dry Creek
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West Eighth Avenue
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Arthur DeGarmo
Seattle
Snyder
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Tennyson Club
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Queen Mary
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Linn County Federation
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Marie
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Thirteenth Street
Thireteenth Street
J. T. Gallivan
Cornerstone Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Louis Ross
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Maerion Chapter
Masonic Temple
W J Blum
Kate Blum
Ameigo Club
E. M. Adams
Bert Stitzel
H. G. Stitzel
O. L. Brown
Springville
H. N. Strader
Walter B. Pitkin
Theristrial Club
Ed Sigfred
G. O. Pyle
Josephine Donovan
Thebrary
George Co. Oxley
Mothers Club
Robert Hess
John Lines
W. W. Yocom
Mike Cira
Robert C. Toms
Sabula-Savanna Bridge
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Madison, Wis
Mrs. Biddick
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Dean Cheadle
St. Luke's Hospital
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Jolly Five Bird Club
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Marjorie and
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Clarence Reiter
Sam Shanklin
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Maquoketa Sunday
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Guy Mundy
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Hugh Hutton
Louis Mekota
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