Hog market lifts prices amid strike tension in Chicago
Chicago hog receipts reached 10,000 with 6,500 direct to packers. Top price rose to 5.10, up from 4.70, as limited offerings and rising demand pushed values higher across nearby markets. Cattle and sheep trends show modest gains with overall receipts strong in Des Moines and interior Iowa markets.
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Chicago
Trading Commission
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iowa
DES Moines
South
Biipesota
Livestock Market Report From Omaha Yard Opens Steady
Receipts show a generally slow to steady market across cattle and hogs with lighter weights fetching around 4 to 9 dollars per cwt and heavier loads near 4 to 4 20. Buyers absorbed moderate demand as government calf and steer listings remained steady while feeder prices varied with weight and grade.
Wall Street Stocks Drift With Mixed Losses On Friday
Quiet trading capped a softer session across sectors with fractional losses in motors rails and utilities. Chrysler slid over two points after releasing second quarter results while General Motors Nash and several seniors eased. Wright Aeronautical and United Aircraft advanced. Transfers neared 440000 shares as price lists mixed across major indices and commodity groups.
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New York
Chrysler
Consolidated Guns
General Motors
U. S. Smelting
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Nash
Auburn
Wright Aeronautical
United Aircraft
Douglas
Sperry
U S. Steel
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Case
du Pont
Consolidated Gas
Western Union
National Distillers
Bond Market Dull Yet Slight Upswing Seen on Few Issues
New York bond market aimed for stability with modest gains and narrow moves. Rail and utility issues showed small shifts while oil shares lagged. Treasuries offered mixed prices with several maturities posted slight declines or gains.
Hog Prices Edge Higher in Local Market Report
Hog prices continue to rise with all grades up a nickel and choice hogs at 4.35. Cattle steady while calf market shows 4.00 for good to choice 130-190 lb. Lambs range with varying prices by weight, while packers pay premiums for larger hogs. Beef and dairy terms indicate steady demand across steers and cows with bulls around 300.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Chicago
East St. Louis
U 8
Dept. Agricultire
PAU Livestock
ST Paul
Vermert Anne Ste PN
Kates
Jetlum
Tive Lambs
Sthe Associatyo Press
Waterloo
Joe Setherdad
Mason City
Des Moines
Good Packers
Omaha
Howe Jro
Freders
Fredere
Mediont Wetehts
Amd
Surat
Dante
Texas
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Hides
Market list from Cedar Rapids shows assorted produce and wholesale prices including fruits vegetables and stock. Prices cover lemons avocados pears and bananas, plus potatoes onions tomatoes cabbage head lettuce and grapes. Livestock values include No 2 cured hides beef calves kip and hogs with varied price points.
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California
Chicago Produce Markets Summary From Receipts and Futures
Chicago markets report butter poultry cheese and potato receipts with varied grades and quantities. Prices show firm butter and poultry values with mixed potato futures and storage standards noted for August.
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Oyecepty
Weather Rises Anxiety as Grain Prices Stagnate on July Trade
Chicago boards show nervous moves in a hot dry belt with corn wheat and oats fluctuating. Traders cite persistent drought and fresh yield forecasts across Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas and Colorado. Cash prices hold with light receipts as Liverpool and Winnipeg futures buoy sentiment.
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Ciucago
Chicago Board of Trade
American Northwest
Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
Minois
Iowa
Middlewest
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Grain Movement Reflects Cash Prices Across Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago cash grain figures show No 1 red wheat at 194, No 2 red 102.24, various No 3 and hard red grades around 100-108, garlicky 97c, and mixed corn values near 0.04, with yellow corn and oats pricing listed. Minneapolis cash grain notes receipts at 154 cars, No 1 northern 112-117, amber durum 1.44, red durum 1.10, and No 3 yellow 68-76 cents, plus oats and barley figures and futures-like terms for old and new Sept and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Timothy Sefm
Minneapolis
Casi Grain
Montana
North- West
Louis
Kansas
Grain and Currency Notes From Early Market Roundup
The report lists AP flour prices and unaltered sugar futures in New York. It also shows a broad foreign exchange snapshot with demand-based rates for Britain France Italy and other nations, plus mixed city pairings and token quotes for several currencies and commodities.
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New York
Foreign Exchange
IAPI
France
Ihaly Ssa
Belgium
Germany
Moetland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Shanghai
Mexico City
Montreal
Twins and daughters born at St Luke's Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Carroll M Pflughaupt of 1525 Fourth Avenue SE on August 3 at St Luke's hospital. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Everett Suther of Center Point on August 2 at St Luke's hospital.
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Cere Heres
Carroll M. Pflughaupt
Fourth Avenue SE
St Luke's Hospital
Everett Suther
Center Point
St. Luke's Hospital
No Action Planned By League In Fight Of Wilson Miller
National League headquarters announced no action against Phillies manager Jim Wilson or Dodgers coach Otto Miller for a postgame fight at Ebbets Field. The altercation stemmed from onfield tension after an inning misplay and verbal taunts, ending with a brief exchange until Dolph Camilli separated them.
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League
Wilson
Miller
New York
Jimmy Wilson
Phillies
Otto Miller
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
National League
Sam Leslie
Leslie
George Magerkurth
Dolph Camilli
Contract suit against Majestic theater settled in district court
Guy Alberts of Vinton filed a $1 243 90 contract suit May 21 with three assigners against L M Garman and Don C Cook doing business as the Majestic theater. The case was settled by stipulation and dismissed with prejudice after defendants paid 648 05 to the plaintiff and assigners plus costs. The action was dismissed and an attachment released. The plaintiff and John Williams Carl Bebout and Bill Newman claimed back wages and restored reductions under an NRA ruling as employees of the theater.
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Guy Alberts
Vinton
L. M. Garman
Don C. Cook
Majestic Theater
H. C. Ring
John Williams
Carl Bebout
Bill Newman
NRA
Burrows Sought in Central City Break-in Case
Bert Burrows age 41 of Cedar Rapids faces a Benton county breaking and entering charge. Linn county officials also seek Burrows in a Central City H W Ward garage break-in on Aug 1 1933 where 13 tires and 70 dollars from a cash register were stolen. Two tires were recovered and Burrows was earlier accused of a Newhall Grovert and Werning store break-in. He was arrested in Des Moines and returned to Vinton by Sheriff Nile Mozena.
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Bert Burrows
Cedar Rapids
Benton County
Linn County
H. W. Ward
Central City
Joseph A. Petrus
Burrows
Vinton
Grovert and Werning
Newhall
Des Moines
Nile Mozena
Omaha man held in Wisconsin bank robbery case
Henry Olson 23 of Omaha Nebraska was lodged in the LaCrosse county jail overnight as he is being returned to face a bank robbery charge connected with a Mindora Wisconsin holdup. Four men took part in the job two were wounded and captured and a third is at large.
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Henry Olson
Omaha
Neb
LaCrosse
Wis
Mindora
A. F. Riley
Olson
Riley
L. B. Johnson
L. J. Ross
Rochester, Minn
Cedar Rapids Woman Sentenced for Statutory Charge
Mrs Martha Schreiber aged 49 of Cedar Rapids was arrested Monday on a statutory charge and received a one year county jail sentence from Judge H C Ring on Friday The term will be served at Rockwell City State Reformatory since women under sentence are not confined in the county jail She pled guilty Tuesday after Assistant County Attorney Robert W Greene filed a true information
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Martha Schreiber
Cedar Rapids
H. C. Ring
Rockwell City
Death notices for Cohrt DeClow and Gunsaulis
Funeral services announced for Mrs Mary Cohrt who died at her sister’s home in Des Moines with Aug 8 service in Beatty chapel and burial in Traer. Willis L DeClow to be buried at Cedar Memorial Park after 2 pm Saturday service at Beatty chapel. Ellen Gunsaulis to be buried in White Oak cemetery near Oskaloosa with services Sunday afternoon.
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Mary Cohrt
Frank Vavra
Seventh Avenue SE
Beatty Chapel
Christian Science Church
Traer
China Mourns Hindenburg as Flags Lowered in Honor
The Chinese national government ordered flags nationwide to half staff for three days to honor the late German President von Hindenburg. This gesture signals diplomatic respect amid strained international tensions.
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von Hindenburg
Germany
Armstrongs Win 7000 Promissory Note Suit Against Pawnee
Judge H C Ring in district court Friday awarded Esther Y Armstrong and Margaret L Armstrong Race judgment in a 7000 promissory note suit against Pawnee Land and Improvement Co. The note dated Aug 27 1930. Gladyce Povlick cited Charles Povlick to appear in contempt district court Monday at 9 a m over delinquent child support. Mrs Povlick was awarded a divorce on June 19 1933.
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H. C. Ring
Esther Y. Armstrong
Margaret L. Armstrong
Pawnee Land and Improvement Company
Gladyce Povlick
Charles Povlick
Only Men To Attend Hindenburg Funeral
In Neudeck East Prussia a ruling limits attendance to men only due to scant accommodations at Neudeck and Tannenberg. Hundreds of officers and many officials, including Hindenburg's former comrades, will be admitted.
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Neudeck
East Prussia
von Hindenburg
Tannenberg
Hindenburg
Marriage Licenses Granted for Fahleen Janda Jellison
Charlie Arthur Fahleen of Greenville and Lulu Davis of Marion receive marriage licenses. Frank Joseph Janda and June Louise Jellison of Cedar Rapids also obtain licenses.
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Charlie Arthur Fahleen
Greenville
Lulu Davis
Marion
Frank Joseph Janda
June Louise Jellison
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt daughter transfers custody of Dall children in Chicago
Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dall brought her two children to Chicago and handed custody to Curtis B. Dall for a couple of weeks. The transfer occurred publicly without a meeting of the parents. The children rode with the nurse and Secret Service agent to a government car, then left for Washington with Mrs. Dall planning to return later.
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Chicago
INS
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Curtis B. Dall
Minden
Nev
Sistie
Buzzie
Dall
Dalls
Sistle
Katy
Benjamin Rich
U.S
Secret Service
Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
Rich
Papa Dah
Washington
Hindenburg Burial Plans Amid WW War Era Tribute
In 1914 the Kaiser announced the outbreak of war and a funeral program for Hindenburg was unveiled. Adolf Hitler would deliver the funeral oration at a Reichstag session, with the body moved from Neudeck to Tannenburg for interment in a memorial tower vault.
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Kaiser
Hindenburg
von Witzleben
Third Reichswehr
Reichstag
Kroll Opera House
Tannenburg
Germany
Hitler Dictatorship Faces Major Challenges At Hindenburg Funeral
Article notes Kurt Schmitt’s retirement due to ill health as Germany mourns President von Hindenburg. It discusses Hitler’s consolidation of power, potential vice chancellor candidates like Blomberg Neurath and Goering, and the anticipated funeral oration at Tannenberg.
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Kurt Schmitt
Germany
von Hindenburg
Hitler
Franz von Papen
Austria
Werner von Blomberg
Konstantin von Neurath
Herman Wilhelm Goering
Prussia
Tannenberg
Three Women Freed While Fourth Held In Clark Case
In Tulsa Oklahoma three of four women jailed with Jim Clark Kansas life term fugitive were freed Friday. Goldie Johnson remained in Minami Oklahoma en route to Kansas to be tried as an accessory in the February bank robbery. Sally Johnson Leona Brady and Peggy Defer were released. Clark was returned to prison.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jim Clark
Kansas
Sally Johnson
Leona Brady
Bob Brady
Clark
Peggy Defer
Des Moines
Ina
Marion News Birthday Dinner and Community Notes
Mrs. C H Clark and Mrs H A Schnoor hosted a birthday dinner for Mr and Mrs Cc E Clark and their uncle Michael Clark of Kansas City Kan at the Schnoor home with music and dancing. The June 31 birthday events, Progressive club meeting, and local social notices follow with numerous neighbors visiting Marion Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
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C. H. Clark
H. A. Schnoor
Schnoor
Cc. E. Clark
Michael Clark
Kansas City
Kan
E. Clark
Harriett Clark
C. H. Sweet
Ray Clark
Frank Clark
Harriett
Tom Galloway
Cedar Rapids
Charles Jordan
Norma
Maynard Clark Lee
Bonna Lee
Verneark
Dysentery Epidemic Spreads in Jersey City
Food sources placed under strict surveillance as the Flexner type germ dysentery spread to epidemic portions. Five children died and more than 100 persons, mainly children, fought the disease. authorities ordered isolation and warned of high contagion.
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Jersey City
N. J
Nazis of New York plan memorial for Hindenburg
New York Nazis rented Madison Square Garden to hold a memorial service for Paul von Hindenburg on Tuesday evening the day of his funeral in Germany. The 60 000 seat bowl will host a torchlight parade by 1000 uniformed members of the Ordnungsdienst. Admission 25 and 50 cents with proceeds to veterans relief.
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New York
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Paul von Hindenburg
Germany
Ordnungsdienst
Friends of New Germany
Hubert Schauch
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Linn
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Progressive
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Millard Wetzel
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Marion School Board
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H. O. Allen
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University of Minnesota
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Iowa City
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Crete
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Cluller
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Leonard
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Monticello
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Tenth Street
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Martelle
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Ohio
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Beverpark
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Thornton
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Country Club
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A. B. Gillilan
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Jean and
Lois Lehdigh
Ladies Society of the Baptist Church
Clarence Russell
Baptist School
Burma
India
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St. Paul
Devils Lake
Madison
Delbert Mead
Alexandria
S. D
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J. S. Armstrong
Springville
Hildred Finson
Marjorie Wahl
William Travis
Carl Travis
Dale
Betty
Mount Vernon
C. R. Oxley
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Rodney
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Mrs. Macahl
Carlton Owen
Sioux City
Elda Kemp
Musketeer Drum and Bugle Corps
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Marion Band
Ross Beall
Moline
Lisbon
W.C.T.U
Kemp
Bever Park
F. L. Anderson
Neill Currie
Kalamazoo, Mich
Mrs. Currie
J. M. Walters
Methodist Church
Dorothy Mae Ford
Earl McLeod
Culbert's Market
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Central Market
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