Steady Hog Market and Cattle Prices Across Markets
The market closed mostly steady with hogs at Chicago top at 4.85 per cwt, down 20 cents from last week. Cattle receipts and prices varied by city with Chicago steady to 25 cents lower on some classes, while East Buffalo and East St. Louis showed weakness for the week. Total weekly receipts around 2,400 across Chicago Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iss
Tat Lambs
Tremendous buying wave lifts grain prices
Wheat advanced nearly 3 cents with strong action across grains. Corn and rye tacked modest gains while oats held firm. cash prices showed wheat up 2 to 2.5 cents and corn 2 to 3 cents higher amid mixed receipts.
Grain Movement Details Reported by Local Records
A brief notice outlines grain transportation activity with references to movement dates and involved agencies. The item notes logistical steps and potential regulatory considerations affecting shipments.
Local hog market holding steady through Saturday
Local hog market remains steady with prices near 400 dollars for the top hogs. Traders report no changes this weekend as supplies and demand stay balanced at regional yards.
Grain Prices in Cedar Rapids Miscellany
Grain and wheat listings appear with scattered notes and prices. A fragmentary Cedar Rapids miscellany shows a request for yellow seed and unspecified market details.
Markets and receipts prompt a sparse garbled note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions markets receipts cars and a date line with unclear identifiers. The readable items include references to a trade or market item and a date-like string, but no clear event, place, or person names. The fragment suggests a market listing or financial note with scattered terms and no cohesive narrative.
Wall Street Stocks Jump in Sweeping Upturn
A stampede of buying sent bears into a panic as prices rose 2 to 12 points to the highest levels since March. Trading reached about 2,000,000 shares in two hours, matching the turnover from February 13 when the Glass-Steagall Measure boosted confidence. Buy orders poured in from many cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bears
Federal Reserve System
Wall Street Sees Thin Offerings and Buoyant Steel Issues
Trading halts and thin offerings hit Union Pacific and Allied Chemical as market chatter swirled around economic developments. U S Steel issues showed buoyancy with preferred up 12 points and common up 7. Allied Chemical closed 9 higher and Union Pacific about 9 higher. Several names including Bethlehem Steel General Electric American Can Johns Manville Westinghouse and Union Carbide led gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Allied Chemical
U. S
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
General Electric
American Can
Johns Manville
Westinghouse
Union Carbide
Case
Sears
Bond Markets Report Tames Loose Cones In Early Trade
Bond markets showed muted activity as early trading opened with modest gains and murmurs of inflation data ahead. Traders watched yields inch higher on Treasury notes while corporate bonds held steady amid cautious investor sentiment.
New Jersey Abolished Slavery in 1804 Legislature
The 1804 New Jersey legislature enacted a law abolishing slavery within the state. The action marks a landmark step toward ending slavery in New Jersey during the early 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Mrs Emma Wood Rites Held In Local Chapel
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Mrs Emma Wood a long time resident and founder associated with Western. L and Sarah M Shuthe had ties to the community for sixty six years and the Wood family were noted figures in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NERAL
Emma Wood
Emma
W. C. Wood
Western
Sarah M. Shuthe
Gpids
Court Case Over Ma chine Damages Alleged By Moore
A district court case involves Bess Moore and Mrs. alleging damages linked to a machine. The plaintiffs claim a sum due from the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associaton Oaks Ya
Loaistrict Court
Bess Moore
Carter Wan Proposes Bonus Army Colony in Mexico
Huntington dispatch reports Carter Wan seeks permission to establish a colony of veteran Homeward bound Army members and their families in Mexico. Wei group aims to house twenty nine World War I veterans who are homeless, pending official telegrams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Mexico
Rubio Doak Carter
Bonus Army
Carter
B. E
Wood Beats Mai In Tennis Tou At Southam
Wood defeats Mai in a long Meadow club challenge at Southamton New York in a gruelling match lasting hours and five minutes. Mangin forces a close three set struggle before losing 4 6 6 3 12 14 7 5 final.
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Wood
Mai
Tou
Southam
Southampton
N. Y
Meadow Club
Gregory Mangin
Mangin
Earthright
Plot to assassinate British official foiled in Toronto
Canadian police say a Sinn Feiner, Dan Malone, was arrested in Toronto on a vagrancy charge while planning to murder J. H. Thomas, the British dominions secretary, during a trade conference delegation trip from Ottawa to Thorold Ontario. Ottawa authorities requested the remand for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
J. H. Thomas
Dan Malone
Sinn Feiner
Toron
Thomas
Ottawa
Welland Canal
Thorold
Malone
Hare
Pista
Emerson Gontevor
Marriage Licenses for Cedar Rapids Pairings
Cecil C. Coombs and Cecelia Zai Chapman and Dare Eleanor Johnson both of Cedar Rapids obtained marriage licenses. The notice notes amber as a mineralized resin from an ancient tree. its age is stated as at least 600000 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil C. Coombs
Cecelia Zai
Jaty Alters Chapman
Dare Eleanor Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Unemployed Represented on Linn County Election Boards
A Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor committee urged placing qualified unemployed people on Linn County election boards. The plan targets 212 officials across 48 precincts for the November election, with precinct committeemen reviewing lists before appointments. The board advised keeping at least one experienced official per precinct and noted township clerks and trustees in other areas. The delegation plans to press authorities, including the city council, for registrars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Cedar Rapids
Federation Committee
Federation of Labor
Deaths: Gertrude L. Cook 55 in Gedar Rapids
Gertrude L. Cook 55 wife of R L Cook of 236 Twenty six street SE died about 4 30 am Saturday at Town City hospital. Born in Astoria Ti she lived in Gedar Rapids four years. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs C A Dusenberry Cedar Rapids two sisters Mrs E Machetanz Cedar Rapids Mrs Ora Branson Kilborn DL and two brothers Oliver P Crabel Kewanee IL Norman Grabel Bluff City HL. Funeral announcement later. Friends may call Pioneer chapel.
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Gertrude L. Cook
R. L. Cook
Twenty-sixth Street
Astoria
Gedar Rapids
C. A. Dusenberry
Cedar Rapids
E. Machetanz
Ora Branson
Kilborn
Oliver P. Crabel
Kewanee
Norman Grabel
Bluff City
Pioneer Chapel
Enoch
Melvina Dye
Ohio
Audubon County
Marion
Anna Jensen
Gertrude
George
Melvin Carol
Marguerite
Handy Sack Ealer Company
John Smith
John c
W. P
John Cur Michalicek
Marguerite ‘Dye
George Dye
Pasadena
Calif
Robert
Jerald Michalicek
Will Dye
Merion
Joe Dye
Swea City
Dora Collins
Andale
Harry Dye
Los Angeles
British Airwoman Forced To Give Up Endurance Flight
COWES England INS The Hon Mrs Victor Bruce famous British airwoman was forced down for a second time within a week while attempting to set a new refueling endurance flight record Lifeboats were sent to aid Mrs Bruce and two men pilots after their cabin amphibian settled on the water at 6 am less than sixteen hours after the start at 2 12 pm Trouble began with a gas tank teak and the failing of one engine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
England
Ins
Victor Bruce
Bruce
City Briefs And Personals Collected Short Local News
Firemen Saturday answered a false alarm at 9:35 a.m. at Seventh Avenue and Ninth Street SW. Lt Banner Howard of Cedar Rapids elected treasurer of the American Naprapathic Association at its Chicago convention. John Floyd Cooper of Reinbeck filed a bankruptcy petition in Cedar Rapids federal court showing debts totaling and assets of 1,852 dollars. Jan Hus lodge members attend funeral services for Joseph Tapa at the Sokol hall meeting planned for 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Seventh Avernue
Ninth Street
Banner Howard
Cedar Rap
Iterican ‘Naprapathic
Sseoclat
Chicago Pees
Associated Press
Ohn
Floyd Cooper
Reinbeck
Cedar Rapids
Jan Hus Lodge
Sokol
Joseph Tapa
Marion News Highlights Local Visits And Club Events
A Wing ton Country club golf team visits Marion Country club for a Sunday morning tournament with breakfast at 8 am. Numerous residents visit relatives in Grundy Center Ottumwa and Duluth while Mr Dye recalls life in Marion and family. Community groups meet at the Congregational church and local clubs hold dinners, visits and travels with plans for future gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wington Country Club
Marion Country Club
Births notice for Mrs J Leo Coppmway drive SE
Births announcement notes a newborn at St. with Mrs J Leo Coppmway drive SE as mother. The brief entry records the event without additional detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leo Coopmway
Italy Builds Motor Truck Roads To Speed Trade
Italy plans large motor lorry highways for heavy trucks, a Mussolini backed project. The Genoa Turin Milan route will start October 28 with 8000 workers employed for two years. The road will be exclusively for motor traffic linking docks and industrial zones in Piedmont Emilia and Lombardy.
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Italy
Rome
Mussolini
Genoa
Turin
Milan
Lapibardy
Piedmont
Emilia
Marion area churches schedule Sundays with varied services
Baptist led by Rev Bridwell offers 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship with Bible Institute students. St Joseph's Masses at 7 and 9 am. Christian and Congregational groups hold 9:45 am Bible school and 11 am worship with 7 pm union services at the Presbyterian church. Young people meet at 7:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Albert Tudeen
The
Bible Institute of Los Angeles
Pam
Presbyterian Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
Christian—Bible School
Elda M. Kemp
W. H. Smith
Mount Ayr
Christian Endeavor
James
John B. Walters
John M. Walters
Howard M. Tiship
AW. Piher
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MMA
V. Woop
Court Jse News
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Vetsexico
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J. A. Cooper
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Grundy Center
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Ottumwa
Minnie Lathrop
Norton
Henrietta Robinson
Duluth
Edward Vaughn
Mildred Hanscom
Dover
N.J
Ruby’ Hanscom
Lillian Gale
Des Moines
Ada Gregory
Helen
Nettie Northrop
Rena Rice
Earl Northrop
Carl Hindman
George Wood
Wapelever
Josephine Whitacre
C. J."haas
Praer Eneer Ree
David
Lillian Bieally
Woman's Missionary Study Club
Congregational Church
Ed Sigfred
Ninth Avenue
4. K. Keyes
Korea
Carl Luse
Carmichael, Penn
Sadie Craft
Central City
L. J. Staft
William Dahienburg
Avon
Robert Hutton
Ilea
Mildred Wooldridge
Oneida
Ross Edwards
C. B. Vernon
Washington, Kans
Philip Shoup
Tulsa
Oklo
Helen Shoup
Phyllis Johnson
Philadelphia
Wall
Robert Oxley
Oxley
G. O. Pyle
Virginia
Harry Horn
Harold
Herrison ‘Oxley
Christin
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God
Lewis
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Billy Howell
Legion Pool
Katherine ‘Taube
Herother
Lloyd Taube
Audrey Severson
Ames
James Clark
Minneapolis
Falls
Washington
D.C
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Mary Eller. Ford
R. Samuelson
the of Justice
S. Wiles
Samuelson
Rus Iris Farm
Route 4
Cedar Rail
Beatrice Trimble
T. O. Hill
Wunicket
Praing
Pomrdiany
H. F. Breed
Marion Merchants
M and J All Stars
Jay" Eteroon
Jay
Bunting
Slauson
P. A. Osborne
Louisa
Helen Carmichael
Mrs. Dantamy
F. J. Hardenbrook
Anna Creighton
Belleville
Kaw
James Brockway
Conesville
G. L. Martin
Robert Kennedy
Robert Atz
Waterloo
C. N. Owen
Ladies Aid Society
W. B. Sebern
Mildred Carpenter
Yellowstone National Park
Catherine Burrows
Newell Trimble
H.R. Livingston
Floyd Emmons
J. L. Roberts
Walter Erwin
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
D. R. Hagerman
Hill
Oscar Byam
Marion Churches
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