Hog Price Decline in Some Markets Despite Improved Demand
Hog markets showed a mixed tone with higher Chicago prices around 10 cents, top values near 445, averages around 435, and regional activity including East Buffalo and East St Louis. Representative sales indicated steady or higher hogs, with beef and sheep prices also noted and receipts sizing up across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis.
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Chicago
East
Buffalo
Cleveland
Pitteburgh
Bors Rees
Joe Few
Chiceigo
C.eeland
Pittsbureh
East Buffelo
East St Lous
Iams Breucht Smorth
East Buffalo
Na Mons
CIA
Miscellaneous SVAR MARKET Report from New York
Raw sugar quotes show no change at 345 per spot with no sales reported. Futures slip slightly across positions while milling and commodity markets reference various prices and milling terms in scattered notes from New York and Minneapolis.
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SVAR
New York
Break at Winnipeg Triggers Erratic Grain Market
The Winnipeg break and heavy selling pressure led to a volatile session on the Chicago board. Wheat corn and oats pressured by selling rebounded late to solid gains as prices swung, with cash markets higher and receipts moderate. Provisions remained strong amid widespread buying and active trading across futures contracts.
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Chicago
UPI
Winnipeg
Board of Trade
Cern
Winnepeg
Indiana
Ohio
Grain Movement Whcat Receipts and Shipments Details
Chicago and Minneapolis reports show Wheat Corn and Oats activity with receipts and shipments. The text lists grain movements across Chicago New York and Minneapolis with numbers and car counts, indicating rail and warehouse activity.
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Chicago
Northwest
Duluth
Minneapolis
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher in Quiet Market
The New York stock market largely held Tuesday's level with a late rally led by mining and alcohol stocks. Many gains were 1 to 3 points as some distillers and agricultural shares improved, while major industrials drifted and several key names eased back after a brief rise.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
National
American Commercial Alcohol
U. S
Western Union
Homestake Mining
Case
Union Pacific
US Steel American Telephone
DuPont
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
NY Central
Deere
Southern Pacific
Allied Chemical
Colorado
Farm Day at World’s Fair Set for August 18
The Centery of Progress exposition in Chicago designates August 18 as Tana Farm day during Federal Farm Bureau week. Governor Chde erring was advised of the designation, with Secretary of Adventure Wallace among the speakers.
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Chde Erring
Chicago
Federal Farm Bureau
Adtienture Wallace
Hogs Steady on Local Market and Mixed Calf Prices
Hogs held steady on the local market with top hog prices at 3.90. Calf market reports show choice 140-180 pounds over 400 to 875 dollars, good to choice 330-190 pounds around 3.50 to 624 dollars. Sheep market notes include spring lambs 70-80 pounds at 7 7 dollars and buck lambs around 100 dollars.
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Watfalou
Ottumia
Mason City
Omaha
Dent Agricares
Ube
Nest
Ted
Sinclair Hog Market
Enaaseee
Birth announcement for Charles Jackson Foster
Mr and Mrs Charles J Foster announce the birth of Charles Jackson Foster on June 18 at University Hospital in Iowa City.
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Charles J Foster
Fusi Street
Charles Jackson
University Hospital, Iowa
Deaths George Langschwager 83 In Cedar Rapids
George Langschwager 83 died at his daughter Mrs. Ivan Miller’s home at 372 Fifteenth Street SE after a lingering illness. Born January 24 1850 in Petersdorf Germany he came to the United States in 1882 and lived in Chicago before farming near Olin and later moving to Cedar Rapids to live with his son and daughter. Surviving are six children fourteen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren. Funeral services in Olin German Lutheran church with time to be announced.
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Ivan D. Miller
Fifteenth Street
Petersdorf
Germany
United States
Chicago
Olin
Cedar Rapids
L. Fr. Langschwager
I. D. Miller
Louise Todtz
P H Langschwager
J. Jurgensen
G. D. Schollman
L. H. Langschwager
Louise Langschwager
Des Moines
Beatty Chapel
Death of Adie E. Yessler at 11 30 p.m. Tuesday
Adie E. Yessler of near Shueyville died in a local hospital after several months illness. Born March 18 1882 in Western she lived there all her life caring for her parents. Surviving W O Yessler of Western two brothers A Yessler near Marion L R Yessler of Crosby. Death followed illness. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in United Brethren church Shueyville with Rev O O Hobson officiating, burial in Shueyville cemetery.
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Shueyville
Western
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A . Yessler
Near Marion
L. R. Yessler
Crosby Mann
United Brethren Church
O O Hobson
Shueyville Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Ralph Bradley and Dr Le Roy Graham
Funeral services for Mrs Ralph Bradley are set for 9 30 am Thursday at Polan sky funeral chapel with Rev Blaine Hyten, then transport to Mullersburg for 1 30 pm Protestant Methodist service led by Rev Mr Wadsby. Burial in Mullersburg. Dr Le Roy B Graham’s services Thursday at 2 pm in Turner chapel with Rev John J Gent, burial in St Joseph Missouri Friday at 2 2 pm.
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Polansky
Blaine Hyten
Mullersburg
Wadsby
le Roy B Graham
Turner Chapel
John J Gent
St. Joseph
Prohibition Bureau to End Next Week Consolidations Take Effect
The prohibition bureau will cease to exist next week as a broad consolidation takes effect on August 10. About 1,000 trained agents will move from the old bureau to the new division of investigation in the justice department led by J Edgar Hoover. The agents will aid in the drive against racketeers and organized crime directed by Joseph B Keenan.
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Washington
Prohibition Bureau
Diry
Division of Investigation
Justice Department
J. Edgar Hoover Hoover
Prohibition
Joseph B Keenan
Minimum wage scales for small banks and towns outlined
The article details o2 minimum pay standards for bank employes in small establishments and towns under 2,500 population. It sets weekly floor rates varying by city size and trade area, with increases of at least two and a half percent in towns under 2,500, ensuring no wage drops below specified levels.
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Suchy City
Manhattan Manager Held For Carrying Concealed Weapons
Harold N Hartzman is jailed on a charge of carrying concealed weapons after a 745 pm Tuesday arrest by patrolmen Stodola and Wilson on Fourth Street NW. He pled not guilty in district court with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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HC Ring
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Petrus
Hlartzman
Linn County
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Wilson
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Frank Sadileck
FE Avenue
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Ellis Boulevard
Hartaman
Enis Boulevard
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Cedar Park
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Manhattan Dance Pavilion
Johnson Plans Buying Campaign and Labor Committee Roles
Johnson plans to set up factory committees with employer and labor oversight. State boards aid in forming these panels to investigate overburdened workers through stretch-out practices. Committees will render final decisions, reviewable only by the national board for hearing and final ruling.
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National Board For
NRA to tighten check on voluntary re employment codes
National Recovery Administration officials plan a strict review of violations in re employment agreements. Administrator Hugh S Johnson will survey to expose not only violations but evasive schemes to display the blue eagle without real wage increases.
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Washington
National Recovery Administration
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Funeral services for Mrs. Tzara Beall in Marion church
Funeral services for Mrs. Tzara Clarissa Beall 80 daughter of Emley and Jane Craven were held Tuesday at the Methodist church with Rev John M Walters officiating. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery. She died Sunday at her daughter’s home in Savanna Illinois after a long illness. She was born May 23 1853 at Hainesville Missouri and had lived in Marion 28 years. Survived by three daughters and three sons, one brother two sisters twenty grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. She was a longtime Methodist and affiliated with the Eastern Star.
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Emley
Jane Craven
John M. Walters
Oak Shade
George Phillips
Savanna
Hainesville
James Martin Beall
Beall
Marion
Lora Maxson
Roland Duclos
Chesterton
Ind
L. I. Beall
Washington, D. C
Otto Beall
Des Moines
Clifford Beall
C. L. Craven
Excelsior Springs
Minnie Newton
Missouri City
Lulu Black
North Kansas City
The
Methodist Church
Frank McEvoy Funeral Services Set for Thursday
Funeral rites for Frank McEvoy who died from a cerebral hemorrhage while working with a threshing crew near Marion will be at St. Joseph's Catholic Church Thursday at 9 am. Rev T J McElliott will officiate. Burial is Mt Calvary Cemetery. He was born July 28 1876 at Coggan, married Evelyn Hanley in 1914, with two daughters Margaret and Mildred. He leaves his wife, two sisters, two brothers, three nephews and a niece.
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Pete Lassen
Marion
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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Mount Calvary Cemetery
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Coggan
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Evelyn Hanley
Lansing
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Mildred
Alice McEvoy
Anamosa
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William
Court Orders Drunk Driving Fine and Jail Sentence
George Lorence of Soton was fined 300 dollars and costs and banned from driving for three months by Judge H C Ring after a drunk driving charge. The court also gave a 90 day county jail term in lieu of the fine.
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Soton
Nemec and Stearns
H. Co. Ring
Mrs. Smith Skips Cedar Rapids WCTU Talk
Ida B Wise Smith, national president of the WCTU, cannot attend the Linn county WCTU meeting in Marion Cedar Rapids due to a family funeral. An alternate speaker will address the group Friday and Mrs Smith will join Marion WCTU plans for the state convention.
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Ida B Wise Smith
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Linn County
Thomas Park
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Marion W. Co. T. U
of the Union
Government workers exempt from National Recovery Act
DES MOINES AP Federal state county and local governmental divisions will not come under the national recovery code. Governor Herring was advised Wednesday by Hugh S Johnson administrator. The governor said the exemption is equitable and just as state conformity would burden taxpayers.
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Des Moines
Herring
Hugh S. Johnson
Hotel Men Meet On Code Clayton Restaurant And Special
Clayton county hotel and restaurant owners at an NIRA meeting in Elkader Wednesday urged cooperation to beat the low mood. A waiting policy was proposed and a resolution adopted to make no immediate changes in operations. Fifteen attended from Elkader McGregor Marquette Strawberry Point and Monona.
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Clayton County
NIRA
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McGregor
Marquette
Strawberry Point
Monona
Central City Man Held For Larceny
Irving Fleming 24 of Central City is held in the county jail on a charge of larceny with bond set under 1500 dollars. He is accused of taking a gasoline lamp and radio equipment valued at 37.50 from a summer cabin on the Roy Fenson property near Cedar Rapids on February 12. A true information was filed and a bench warrant issued by Judge H C Ring. Fleming was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Deputy Sheryl Jay Das and Rock.
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Cedar Rapids
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