Hogs Back To 11 At Chicago Stockyards Prices Up 10 to 20 Cents
Chicago AP reports hogs topped at 11 with prices up 10 to 20 cents from Tuesday as buyers moved unevenly. Receipts totaled about 10,000 with 4,000 hogs handled by large operators. light weights scarce. Medium weights and heavier feeders opened strong then steadied. cows scarce but steady. lambs active with gains to around 15 cents.
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Taok
Mtada
Local hogs grain show slight rise in markets
A slightly rising tendency appeared in local markets on Wednesday morning. Hogs were quoted five cents higher with the top at 10.35 dollars, inching within a nickel of last week’s peak. Grain prices edged up overall except barley, while corn cattle and produce held steady at recent levels.
Local Cedar Rapids notices mixed with unreadable OCR text
Fragmented miscellaneous item appears from Cedar Rapids era page with names partially legible, scattered dates and events, but most content is illegible. It references private notices, tenants, and local matters without clear outcomes or actions.
Wheat Prices Jump on Crop Damage Reports
Wheat prices surge on the Chicago Board of Trade as northwest crop damage from black rust and drought signals increased. July futures rise about 9.54 cents, with corn and oats showing smaller gains and Minneapolis hitting the 5 cent limit.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Northwest
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Canada
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Wall Street Gains Hold After Midday Rally Amid Mixed Shares
Stock market steadies in late trading with gains for utilities and rails led by Western Union and Consolidated Gas as major issues like Coca Cola and General Motors stay firm. Mining shares lag with U S Smelting leading declines while volume reaches about 1.8 million shares.
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New York
Western Union
Consolidated Gas
North American
Delaware and Hudson
Santa Fe
New York Central
Collins and Aikman
Coca Cola
Philip Morris
General Asphalt
Westinghouse
Nash Motors
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
General Motors
U. S
Houdaille-Hershey
Studebaker
Inland Steel
Chrysler
General Electric
American Can
N. Y. Central
Ifurray Corporation
General Mosams
Bethlehem
Death notices for Clark E. Easton body services held
Services for Clark E. Easton partner in Easton and Arthurs radio store were held at Turner chapel Tuesday at 11 am with the Rev. E Winslow Brown officiating. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial park with Mizpah lodge A F and A M at the grave. Pallbearers included Leo Arthurs John Hines Paul Anderson Louis Kriz Glenn Holm and Bernard Wylder. Relatives and friends from out of town attended from Spirit Lake Stayton Ore Oakland etc. Easton was a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon.
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Clark E. Easton
Easton and Arthurs Radio
Turner Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
Cedar Memorial Park
Mizpah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Leo Arthurs
John Hines
Paul Anderson
Louis Kriz
Glenn Holm
Bernard Wylder
June Irvine
Bert Hanson
G. A. Hanson
Robert Bartels
Mabel Ross
Oclwein
C. M. Easton
Eleanor Easton
Lohrville
Logan Campbell
San Antonio
Tex
A. L. Frye
Helen
Mary Virginia Frye
Peoria
Ed. Stoakes
Paul Stoakes
J. W. Logan
Vernetta Speirs
Tracy
William Beebe
Alvin Beebe
Central City
H. P. Flint
Lombard, Il
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Easton
Mrs. Alice Graves 75 Dies at Cedar Rapids Home
Mrs. Alice F Graves 75 died at her daughter s home 1805 Center Point Road NE Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness She was born May 20 1860 in Vermont and had lived in Cedar Rapids 37 years Survived by son Le Roy Cedar Rapids daughters Mrs W E Thompson Cedar Rapids and Mrs C A Fraser Minneapolis sister Mrs J L Koppage Greenleaf Kan Funeral 2 pm Thursday Beatty chapel Rev L D Stubbs Burial Linwood Cemetery calling 1 to 9 pm Wednesday
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Alice F Graves
W. E. Thompson
Center Point Road
Vermont
Cedar Rapids
George M. Graves
Thieves Enter Homes In Marion Neighborhood
Thieves prowled Seventh Street at Eighth Avenue Tuesday night and searched Elmer King’s home for clothing items. A watch billfold change and pocket knife were stolen. At Ray Doran’s home two women’s purses with change were taken through a screen door. Hannibal E. Davis travels through Louisiana and Arkansas to Burt to join the Wolfe shows.
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Seventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Elmer King
Mr. King
Ray Doran
Hannibal E. Davis
Louisiana
Arkansas
Charles Davis
Burt
Wolfe
Grant And Bryan Lose In Southampton Meet
In Southampton Meadow Club's annual invitation tennis tournament, two seeded favorites exited early. Bryan “Lefty” Bryan of Chattanooga, eighth seed, fell to Martin Busby of Miami, Florida as Gregory Mangin edged Sam Lee in three sets. Henry Prusoff defeated Bryan after a hard fought four set battle.
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Southampton
N.Y
The
Meadow Club
Bryan “Bitsy
Grant
Atlanta
Robert “Lefty” Bryan
Chattanooga
Henry Prusoff
Seattle
Wash
Bryan
Martin Busby
Miami
Fla
University of Texas
Gregory Mangin
Sam Lee
Stanford University
Frankie Parker
Sprng Lake
N.J
Guy Cheng
Iowa in Brief reports multiple local notices and weddings
A sprawling Iowa in Brief item details obituaries, marriages, school news, local elections, and a divorce case. It notes the passing of residents, wedding announcements in Cedar Rapids and Grinnell, school administrative changes, and a 5000 dollar attachment in a divorce suit, with many names and towns across the state.
Miss Muriel Gordon to present tap groups at Lincoln school
Miss Muriel Gordon leads several groups of tap dancers at a community night program set for Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln school auditorium. One hundred thirty pupils have trained over six weeks with instructors guiding rehearsals.
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Muriel Gordon
Lincoln School
Dorothy Adee
Dolores Clemans
Lois Culver
Margaret Christianson
Bonnie Lee Clark
Barbara Clay
Virginia Benedict
Patricia Benedict
Virginia Jackson
Norma Helbig
Mary Hart
Hazel Hutton
Dorothy Hutton
Fern Tilton
Zoe Heath
Lois Heath
Janet Elder
Janet Derflinger
Bea Strait
Kathleen Oxley
Darlene Mills
Mary Eleanor Kurt
Anna Mullaly
Betty Pickerill
Earla Wickham
Mary Mullaly
Harriet Swift
Anna May Nalish
Mary Elizabeth Starry
Ruth McDougall
Evelyn Rundquist
Barbara Jean Barkwill
Mildred Kindig
Ethel Collins
Louise McConaughy
Catherine DeWees
Grace Donovan
Helene Fiedler
Ruth Culver
Marilyn Hayes
Virginia Segur
Elaine Mitchell
Charlotte Smith
Glatha White
Marilyn Fontaine
Virginia Boyle
Dorothy Mack
Lyda
Lee Mulvany
Loyce Schenken
Kathryn Kassler
Joyce Shesler
Marion Shesler
Cathleen Waline
Betty Marie Black
Betty Jo Benedict
Lucille Ann Domer
Marjorie Price
Mary Elizabeth Frederick
Virginia Griswold
Frances Clark
Dorothy Jean Ratliff
Dorothy Me
Eleanor Overall
Betty Peck
Nell Kinkead
Hilda June Edaburn
Adeline Voracek
Helen Voracek
Donna Helbig
Marie Louise Reichert
Barbara Armstrong
Jane Helen Newlin
Dorothy Mae Voracek
Nadine Chudlie
Lois Mitchell
Vernell Kuhn
Darlene Port
Miss Annie Laura Davidson Presents Pupils In Recital
Miss Annie Laura Davidson led a church recital showcasing pupil readings and musical numbers. Beverly Lutz, Bobby LaFollette and others performed readings while Conger Metcalf played piano solos and Robert Kennedy offered saxophone pieces with Miss Jean Lehdigh accompanying.
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Annie Laura Davidson
Christian Church
Conger Metcalf
Cedar Rapids
Beverly Lutz
Bobby LaFollette
Jennie
Phyllis DeLancy
Bonnie Trampton
Miss Davidson
Bessie
Joanne Crew
Yvonne Miller
Marilyn Fontaine
Caroline
Billy Creglow
Bonnie Hampton
Evelyn Ruth Dukek
Louise Gillette
Robert Kennedy
Jean Lehdigh
Dorothy Jeanne Ratliff
Willie
Annie Jean Houts
Betty Ruth Houts
Mersham
Faye Parks
Dorothy Jean Ratliff
Jasper Henry Clay Applesauce
Milwaukee railway division engineer to head Miles City Montana
HB Christianson, division engineer for the Milwaukee road, leaves Tuesday night for Miles City Montana to assume a similar post. H Wuerth of Mason City will move to Marion to fill the vacancy from the transfer. At a Hallwood dinner, Christianson received golf clubs and a traveling bag among other gifts. his office staff and family will relocate after six years here.
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Furn
Caristtenson
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