Prices Of Hogs Remain Weak In Midweek Markets
Chicago hog prices edged steady to 10 cents higher on light receipts offset by Monday carryover. Top hogs at 40 dollars with most at 44 to 45 dollars, while cattle and sheep markets showed slow demand and mixed gains across regions including Cleveland and Pittsburgh reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aires
Cleveland
Buffalo
East St Louis
Pittsburgh Hood
MIX & Butchers Sa
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Lee Jacher
Coty Butchers
Lems
Chiccaro Toon
Pottsbach
South ST
Severn
Moneas
Mraelev
Grain Market Buoyed by Rumors of Commodity Dollar
Rumors of a commodity dollar in official circles lift a sagging grain market on the Chicago board of trade. Cash prices show small gains amid slow trading. corn and oats hold firm after vesting orders. receipts modest and bookings up slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Board of Trade
Uidertone Cor- Mosscar Lorses
Tate
Grain Movement Pat Ry Et Fo Ua
Grain movement notes show erratic pattern and unclear handling. The fragment mentions rail logistics and price indicators without full context. Several letters and symbols scramble the intended meaning.
Kansas City Stocks Reported Sharp Gains and Declines
Miscellaneous stock quotations show varied results with gains for some firms like Adams Express and International Nickel while others slide. Traders watched industrials such as Johns Manville and Kennecott Copper move on mixed volumes as markets jittered.
Hog market rises on local trading after Monday setback
Local hog prices rebound with prime hogs climbing to 3.80 per hundredweight and packing grades up a dime. Primes range from 370 to 380 for various weight classes with entries like 180-200 pounds at 370 and 200-280 pounds at 380. Calf and sheep markets show limited figures and mixed quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad & Awesar
Sinclair
MUG
Wall St Stocks Show Little Mood as Grains Boost Caution
The New York market opened mixed with small transactions and thin activity. Stocks in mining and distillers rose, while cotton and grains sparked liquidation in wheat and corn. several major names gained modestly as traders stayed cautious about near term gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
National
U. S
Dome
McIntyre
Porcupine
Alaska Juneau
American Can
Westinghouse Chrysler
Bethlehem Steel
American Telephone
Threshing du Pont U S Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Goodyear
City Briefs and Personals Update
Postmaster Frank K Hahn attends the American Legion convention in Dubuque. Frank McCauley pleads not guilty to intoxication at police court arraignment. Navy recruiter L Du Four will visit Iowa City Wednesday and Manchester Thursday. Patrick F Lynott of rural route 4 fined 25 dollars and costs for speeding and will serve time due to nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Hahn
Dubuque
American Legion
Frank McCauley
L. du Four
Navy
Federal Building
Iowa City
Manchester
Patrick F Lynott
Armstrong Visits Parents During Minneapolis Trip
R E Armstrong of North States Power in Minneapolis is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs G M Armstrong at 1922 Ninth Street SW this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R E. Armstrong
North States Power Company of
Minneapolis
G. M Armstrong
Ninth Street
Cedar Rapids Auto Club Official to Speak on Traffic Rules
Sllsworth Palmer secretary-manager of the Cedar Rapids Automobile Club will discuss improving traffic rules before the Kiwanis luncheon meeting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sllsworth Palmer
Cedar Rapids Automobile Club
Kiwanis Club
August Meeting of El Kabir Shrine
The August meeting of El Kabir Shrine will be held Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Shrine temple An entertainment program and water melon feast will follow the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Kabir Shrine
Shrine Temple
Car Hub Cap Theft Reported in Downtown
Dr W A Suthers of 1406 Sixth Avenue SE told police someone stole the right front hub cap from his car and replaced it with an old cap while the vehicle was parked in the downtown district on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Suthers
Sixth Avenue SE
Rev Joseph Kacere to Speak at Shrine Luncheon
The Rev Joseph Kacere pastor of St George's Orthodox Church will address Shrine luncheon club at Wednesday noon gathering at the Y M C A and Solomon's Temple in Palestine. All Shriners and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kacere
St. George's Orthodox Church
Shrine
Dr George Mikulas Travels to Chicago Dental Meet
Dr George W Mikulas travels to Chicago for a dental convention hosted by the Chicago Dental Society and the American Dental Association. He plans a visit with his brother Dr Lew Myron Mikulas during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Mikulas
Chicago
Chicago Dental Society
American Dental Association
Lew Myron Mikulas
Rev Ira Hawley to Lead Services at Local Church
The Rev Ira Hawley conference superintendent will lead Sunday services at First United Brethren church. He plans to return for the quarterly conference on a week night to be announced. Hawley is superintendent of more than a hundred churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Hawley
First United Brethren Church
Mr Hawley
Clinton police seek Whartons and two daughters in fraud case
Clinton police issued a watch for Mr and Mrs Lydian Wharton and their two daughters. Mrs Wharton known as Macane Wonder is wanted for obtaining money by false pretenses after allegedly swindling 500 dollars from a Clinton man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lydian Wharton
Disappearance Reported Of Don Deihl In Iowa City
Don Leonard of 1132 First Avenue West told police Tuesday afternoon his roommate Don Deihl 22 of Iowa City vanished after 11 pm Monday. Deihl is about five foot six, 140 pounds with a light complexion and was wearing light trousers. Leonard said he phoned Town City but no trace of Deihl was found and he knew of no reason for the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Leonard
First Avenue W
Don Deihl
Iowa City
Deihl
Leonard
Town City
Muscatine to Nichols rail line set for early reopening
Work crews repair the Muscatine to Nichols segment of the Rock Island line. After heavy washouts last April the branch is being restored for operation this week. Initially the section was to be abandoned though it offers a short cut and does not serve towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Rock Island Railroad
Nichols
Iowa selects doctors to examine healthiest baby at state fair
Dr Morgan Foster and Dr L M Downing of Cedar Rapids are chosen as the states baby specialists to conduct examinations for Iowa’s healthiest baby contest. The appointment was announced Tuesday by Mrs S E Lincoln Des Moines superintendent of the statewide event at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Foster
L. M Downing
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Des Moines
Sears
S. EB. Lincoln
Renewal Incorporation and Court Actions In Marion Area
The Marion Masonic Temple Association renews its incorporation begun in 1893, extending to 1953 with officers Clark, Lassen, Muller, Bradley, Leidigh, Blinks, Cessford, Edwards, and Roberts. The Money Corporation of Cedar Rapids files incorporation with $500 000 capital and Earl D Pillsbury as sole director. Ed Crispin’s three month suspended jail sentence is enforced. The Standard reports two civil judgments: Richard Fisher owes $363 52 and FECON Rockwood owes $42790 under promissory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Masonic Temple Association
Dempsy Jones
P O Clark
Cedar Rapids
PC Lassen
Marion
Emery J Muller Marion
OA Bradley Marion
R. E Leidigh
L. R Blinks
R Cessford
R. E Edwards
J R. Roberts
Centerville
Money Corporation of
Earl D Pillsbury
Chicago
Richard Fisher
First National Bunk of
Fecon Rockwood
Publishers Submit Code to Johnson Publishers Association
The proposed labor code sets overtime limits and minimum weekly wages for various city sizes and positions. It allows 44 hours in six weeks, with exemptions for managerial staff and certain professionals, and enables emergency overtime up to 48 hours per week. The code was prepared for and submitted by major newspaper associations including the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Newspapers Publishers Association
Inland Press Association
The
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
New England Publishers Association
Recovery Administration
Howard Davis
American Newspaper Pubishers Association
Federal Laws Committee
Davis
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Comeback Of Auto Industry Seen As Rosy Indication
New York AP reports Wall Street cheered by the rapid comeback of the automobile trade. Analysts expect profits in the third quarter of 1932 to reach their best level since 1929 as the motor car industry regains ground lost during the downturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Dentists Ready With NRA Code At Chicago Convention
Some 65900 American Dental Association members plan to submit an NRA code to General Hugh S. Johnson for approval. They wired him to ask if the NRA would consider a code. Ten to fifteen thousand dentists attend a six day convention tied to Chicago’s centennial dental congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Dental Association
NRA
Hugh S Johnson
Johnson
Local Firms Granted Blue Eagle Compliance
Cedar Rapids firms continue to file certificates showing compliance with the Presidents wage code. By 2 30 pm Tuesday a total of 1 024 firms were entitled to display the blue eagle insignia under the NRA program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
NRA
Deaths John L. Whelan Pioneer Resident of Grinnell
John L. Whelan eighty of Grinnell died at 11 p m Monday in Tacoma Washington as reported to his son R L Whelan United States deputy marshal Arrangements for funeral services will be in Grinnell under the Masonic lodge burial at Brooklyn cemetery He came to Iowa from Elkhorn Wisconsin at age 14 and had been bedfast since January Surviving are his widow Emma Whelan a sister Mrs Eva Cannon Storm Lake and a brother A F Whelan Dodge City Kansas Rabbits menace during fires as they flee burning areas and grow new thickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Whelan
Grinnell
Tacoma
Wash
R. L. Whelan
United States
Masonic Lodge
Brooklyn
Whelan
Iowa
Elkhorn
Wis
Ile
Emma Whelan
Eva Cannon
Storm Lake
A F. Whelan
Dodge City
Kan
Marion City Budget Sets 1934 Expenditure At 32200
The Marion city council approved the 1934 budget totaling 32200 with a park board boost from 750 to 975. Officials planned a Des Moines trip for the Iowa League of Municipalities and sought permission to move 500 from fire equipment to maintenance. Local church and club activities fill the week with meetings, visits, and social events across Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Park Board
D. Smith
John H. Pazour
Smith
Decorah
Iowa League of Municipalities
Des Moines
Klopp Family Reunion Draws Forty Eight Attendees
The D. B Klopp clan gathered Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Seeks near Marion for a family reunion and picnic dinner served to fifty eight persons. Officers were elected including Mrs E N Bills president and Ida Seeks secretary. Several Kirchhoff relatives attended from Walker Cedar Rapids and Marion. Funeral notices followed for Mrs Charles Liddle of Ottumwa with services in Ottumwa and burial in Seymour.
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D. B Klopp
J. M. Seeks
Marion
E. N. Bills
Heald Bowser
Ida Seeks
Irma Klopp
Arthur Klopp
G A Patschke
L N Bruce
Elton Remington
Rita
Barbara
Walker
Ruby
Virgil
Dorothy
Nadine
L. N Bruce
Vivian
Donald
Joyce
Robert
Arlene
J D. Seeks
Malcolm Klopp
Cedar Rapids
E . Bills
Clara
Naomi
Merle Bills
Doris
Bernadine
Mary Klapp
Irma
Loren
Orlan
Gladys
Lloyd Knapp
Nancy Sue
Frank
la Verne
Darrell
Howard Leeks
Charles Liddle
Ottumwa
Seymour
Nell Jennings
Harry Conger
Mobridge, SD
Leonard Burrows
Harry Liddle
Fred Liddle
Arthur Law
Council Bluffs
Burrows
Mechanicsville
Richard Jackson
Grover McNee
Harry
Elizabeth Schneider
Waterloo
Ruthven
J H Horn
Glen McKibben
Mary Joy Finnagan
Rlie McNee
Allen Jackson
Donna Dell
Darla Dee
Harry Jackson
Richard
Cedar Rapids Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Edwin Vavra and Olga R. Bider man of Cedar Rapids wed in Cedar Rapids area. Carl J. Sundayrust and Alice M Childs, Cedar Rapids, apply for licenses. Chif V Shaw and Irma I Beas lex of Central City seek licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Vavra
Olga R. Biderman
Cedar Rapids
Carl J. Sundayrust
Alice M Childs
Chif V Shaw
Irma I Beaslex
Central City
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Towa Wow
Sroo
Wen Ster
Oman
Dinestock
Omaha
Searane
Baeker
Ewes
Tahoe
Cmicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
Mannerr
Merchants National Bang
CRTC
Torsday
Bowie
Ain
Segar Markets
Pya
Pendace
S “A
Kansas
Rem Penh
Boson Autas
Dourtal
J E_ Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bans
Adams Express
Houston Oi
Howe Sound
Jucson Motors
Alecneny Corpn
Hupp. Motors
Ahed Chem
Tis Central
Alls Chamers
Indus Rayon
Amerada Corpn
Cement
Ama Can
Hary
Amn Car & Fety
Intl Nickel
Inth
Tel & Tel
Ann For
Johns Maniille
Ann Ice
Kans City
Aon
Intl Coron Ani Kelly Spefd
Amn Leen
Kelvinator
Amn Mach & F
Kennecott
Amn Siers
Amn Sa
Amn
Tel
Lorillard
McKeesport Tinen
Colen de Mack
Mathieson
Artseur
Mont Ward
Murray Corp
Nash Motors
Faldain Tae
Rain & Oha
Pow & L
Central
Niapenoasatner Aot
Berdiye Co
Wesn
Nor Pac Oo
Braves Allg
North Am
Egies
Ous Steel
Owens
Packard Motor
Penick & Ford
Peoples
Phelps
Philins Pet
Pishury
Procter Gambel
CU Stepe P
CMS
RTA
Seaboard
Roebuck
Coen
Servet Inc
Sheil
Tnioa Ass
Sammans Co
Aye Algeidgte
Skeliv
Sareonvy Vaci
Cart
Storer Webster
Cex Corny
Thom Stnett
Loran Tae
Ua Corpnay
S&s
Uni
Tata
Wobah
Warner Bros At
Tec
Warren Bros
Westchoagee
Wooton & Co
Molean
Poe
Cory
Crd Corp
Wall St
Gandhi
Ahmedabad
Mahatma Gandhi
Speeder
R. E. Armstrong
Kiwanis
Shrine Meeting
Kacere
Court House News
Ed Crispin
F Oo Ellison
Hoc Ring
District Court
Crispin
Condon
Bukaceck
Greene Square
Marion News
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Clyde Derflinger
John Grote
Perry
Orin Lutze Home
Hulda Johnson
Rockford, Il
Franklin Johnson
Missionary Study Club
Congregational Church
John T. Christie
Ed Sigfred
J. M. Albright
Deuces Club
New Hallwood
Ruth Trunkey
Ray Bodger
Nevada
Margaret Carson
Mary Lockwood
R. N. Fitzgerald
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Carl F. Kearns
Henry Mueller
Persia
Phillip
Katherine
Mr Kearns
Valentine Kearns
Kearns
Clyde Kearns
Charles Keenan
Ralph Kearns
Mount Vernon
George Holland
Claude Dykes
C. A. Dykes
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Charles Montgomery
C A. Dykes
Utica
Earl Miller
Minnie Schenken
A. B. Black
H. Grunewald
Blairstown
Matilda Berlin
Springville
Guy Berlin
Mary Orelda Reiter
Will Markle
Harold Wahl
Dick Zimmer
Marton Service Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Nakihopa
Methodist Church
Don Arp
Sam Fulkerson
Iowa Falls
Harold Peck
Jay Atz
Richard Haines
Hugh Gordon
Mrs
Glenn Beath
Patty
Mount Pleasant
A. EB. Burress
Charles Albert Hanson
Walnut
Gd. L. Papes
Walter Applegate
R. E. Leidich
LaVerna Crew
Scotch Grove
Bess Skipton
Millard
Richard Crew
Virginia
Geraldine Breneman
Marion Service Club
W. C. Sheets
Emma Klein
Mildred Titus
Klopp
Jin I.C.C.F
Christian Church
Verle Breed
Annie Laura Davidson
Arminta Davidson
Anna Helen Martin
Eleanor Hanna
Frank Starry
Charles Hakes
Los Angeles
Calif
Harry Jordan
Lena Pratt
Malissa Finson
I L Beall
Homer
Washington, D. C
R. L. Runkle
Anamosa
A. B Black
W . E. Fisher
Cedar Falls
Noble Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
Albert Arp
California
Thomas Park
Ed Mitchell
Myrtle Snyder
L. D Smith
Lansing
Mr Smith
Minnesota
J . Gingles
Mary
George
Collins
D R. Biddick
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