Hog Prices Steady amid Chicago Market Hogs Advance
Chicago market shows steady to higher hog prices with top 180 220 lb at 500 dollars and 230 260 lb at 445 to 480, packers and sows amid varied bids. Total receipts around 31,000 with Chicago 18,000 and East St Louis 11,000. lambs weak at Chicago while steers rise on grain fed supply. other regional markets mixed with steady trends.
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Pittsburgh
East St Louis
Cleveland
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
East St
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
Ann Indianapolis
Pitt
Markets New York to Produce Mixed Grains and Butter
The itemized report shows varied prices and supplies across produce categories in New York markets. It notes butter and cheese prices steady, with eggs and poultry values fluctuating, and lists several packing and receipt figures, highlighting department and regional pricing details.
Grain prices slide on widespread profit taking
A strong bearish trend kept grains down on the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat corn and oats closing lower after a day of light buying and heavy commission selling. Cash purchases and hedging pressured prices as traders viewed the advance as overextended. receipts remained tight and early delivery plans cited.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Lierpool
Bs Commission
Strailets
Reri
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Fragmentary Local Notice From a Faded Page
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a place or event with unclear names and dates. Readable elements hint at a public notice or schedule item but specifics remain obscured. The readable words suggest a local context and possible civic reference, though details do not cohere.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Wheat Prices and Local Notes
In Cedar Rapids a jumble of agricultural prices and local notices appears. Market quotes show about 33 cents for Valencia oranges and various vegetable prices alongside scattered items on shipments, auctions, and mild business snippets from the area.
Wall Street Stocks Dip Amid Profit Taking Push
In late trading on Tuesday the market faced renewed profit taking with key names like US Steel, American Telephone, Sears Roebuck, Case, General Electric, Santa Fe, Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific and Eastman seeing 1 to 2 point losses. Volume ran about 3.8 million shares as some issues posted gains while others slipped after earlier advances.
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Union Pacific
Eastman
Its
American Waiter Works
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N J. Stone and Webster
American
Wall Street
Russia
Roosevelt Campaign Coast Visit Sparks Democratic Push
New York and Pacific Coast tour details feature President Roosevelt on campaign stops with Democratic leaders Farley and Mahager coordinating events. Announcement confirms a broad outreach across key states and cities as the tour advances this week.
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Prenklin
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Farley
Catrin- Pam Mahager
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market Report
The cattle market shows hog prices steady with limited demand. Local hogs remain steady with some quality grades noted as Choice and U.S. No 1. Demand at the market reports hints of caution while prices cling to prior levels amid fluctuating buyer interest.
Spirit of Iowa Legion Auxiliary race outlined
The twelfth annual Queen of the Iowa department auxiliary contest frames the presidential race for the sixth district with Mrs. Oscar Thompson of Dallas Center and Mrs. Howard R Paterson of Des Moines as leading candidates. Cedar Rapids candidate Mrs. Harriette W. Evans seeks vice president, with possible opposition from Shenandoah’s Mrs. B. L. Williams. Several officers face re election as the gathering opens.
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Des Moines
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Cedar Rapids
Beaman
Evans
Bill” Evans
B. L. Williams
Shenandoah
M. Myrton Shelley
Josephine Joens
Davenport
Hitler Hopes for Power Revived Amid Terror Decree
Amid post election violence in Germany authorities, led by Chancellor Franz von Papen, push a decree granting death for political killers, stricter penalties for violence, and special courts. Riots, bombings, and rounds of arrests sweep Silesia, Hamburg, and East Prussia as police conduct mass searches and confiscate weapons.
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Nurmi barred again from reinstatement to amateur status
United Press International reports that Paavo Nurmi, famed Finnish distance star, is barred from further amateur and Olympic participation as the International Amateur Athletic Federation council rejects his appeal for reinstatement. The suspension remains in force amid an alleged padded expense account dispute.
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City briefs and personals note Wednesday canning class
Bungalow canning school meets every Wednesday at 2 o clock. Fahrmeister association schedules its annual meeting August 20 at Bever park. Frank Fox, city engineer, left Monday for a one day vacation to his parents’ home on Northern Town.
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Frank Fox
Tswvo Local Groups Urge Regional Farm Credit Branch
The Chamber of Commerce board, after a Cedar Rapids Clearing House committee presentation, adopted a resolution urging the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to establish a regional Agricultural Credit corporation branch in Towa. The Clearing House backs the request too, with Van Vechten Shaffer Frank C. Welch and Paul Huston on the committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Towa
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Chamber of Commerce Board
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Frank C. Welch
Paul Huston
Mrs Sorenson Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Julia Sorenson 49 of 1727 Sixth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids died Tuesday around 4 30 p m after a three year illness. A Cedar Rapids resident most of her life she was past Iowa department president of the Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans. Born in Bohemia she came to Cedar Rapids with her parents as a child. Survived by Mrs P J McAllister Palo Mrs Alma Dorothy Oakdale and Mrs John J Wagner Cedar Rapids and two brothers Joe Prusek and Frank V Prusek Cedar Rapids.
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Julius F Sorenson
Sorenson
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P J McAllister
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Alma Dorothy
Oakdale
John J Wagner
Joe Prusek
Frank V. Prusek
State Wins Black Hawk County T B Test Case
Waterloo Iowa AP Judge A B Lovejoy dissolved a temporary injunction blocking reading tuberculin tests on the HG Peverill dairy herd after a district court hearing. Tests were given Saturday under deputy sheriff protection following a valuation disagreement. Peverill filed an appeal. Dr Peter Malcolm said he would seek legal advice before reading the tests.
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B Lovejoy
HG Peverill
Peverill
Lovejoy
Peter Malcolm
State Division of Animal Industry
Dr O'Brien Charged With Wife Murder
CHICAGO IS Accused of administering a rare drug to kill his 26 year old wife Dr William A O'Brien 41 radiologist was held on murder charge after a coroner's jury returned an open verdict on Vera Spafford O'Brien whose death was initially thought a suicide.
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Chicago
William A O’brien
Vera Spafford O’brien
Willie Willis Untitled Winter Sweater Remark
Willie Willis quips about a winter sweater and status, expressed in a rough dialect. The remark reflects weariness with fashion and implied social standing when TF has nothing to wear or hold in sight. The line conveys mood and character without connecting to a broader event.
Anniversary Party Honors Michel Wedding Anniversary
Marion society notes a Sunday evening party hosted by Mr and Mrs George Michel and Miss Mary Michel for Mr and Mrs Charles B F Michel on their wedding anniversary. Attendees include A E Lininger J W Erwin Carl Wallace and families, Irvin Scott and sons, G R Hawk and boys, and others.
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Mary Michel
Charles B. F. Michel
A. E. Lininger
J. W. Erwin
Carl Wallace
Alice
Irvin Scott
Bobby
Jack
G. R. Hawk
Stewart
Ralph
Ella Grant
Ida Michel
Vernon Loosboro
Linn County Declared Free of Bovine Tuberculosis
Des Moines AP Linn county has been recommended for reaccrediting as free of bovine tuberculosis the state department of agriculture announced. Dr H N Strader of Marion veterinarian in charge reported only .35 percent infection on tests after about 50000 cattle were tested in the county.
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Linn County
State Department of Agriculture
H. N Strader
Marion
Field Hospital Set Up For Convention
The Iowa department of the American Legion auxiliary prepares a field hospital at Pont-a-Mousson Post No. 451 Memorial building during its twelfth annual convention. A column for emergencies, a trained nurse on duty, and a maid will staff the room for medical needs.
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Iowa Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Pont-a-Mousson
Memorial Building
Court House News Modification Plea Denied
Wilson H Smith’s bid to modify a divorce decree was denied by Judge H. C. Ring in district court on Tuesday. Smith sought a reduction in weekly child support tied to his former wife Corrine Smith, who filed a cross petition last November and did not obtain a divorce. Smith was granted permission to remarry in December.
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H. C. Ring
Smith
Corrine Smith
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