Stronger Livestock Markets Reflect Renewed Confidence on Thursday
Chicago trades higher as buyers take more offers amid lighter hog receipts and firmer cattle values. Hogs lead gains with prices near 4.60 to 4.60 with averages around 4.25 to 4.50. cattle steady to higher in light trading with weighty steer prices up to 7.40 at Chicago, while Cleveland, Pittsburgh and East markets show mixed but firm undertones amid thinner volumes. Representative sales show varied hogs, cattle, and lamb lots, with overall demand improving and supplies lean.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Imus
Pitsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
No. Ag
Amt
MLX. & Butchers
Cevelind
Pattsburgh Woosterdy
Cox
Ton Cleve
Louis
Iowa
Interior Town
Minnesota
Hog price trends and market reports across multiple cities
Hog prices rise over Tuesday with 200-250 lb pigs around 4.50 to 4.60 per cwt and various weights quoted by buyers in Gunnwald, Des Moines, Omaha, and Mason City. The reports note steady to higher bids, with calves and cattle prices mixed, and packers showing fluctuating demand across Ottumwa, Des Moines, Omaha, and other markets.
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Gunnwald Mos
Thad
Kat Leht Boog
Kave
Stiouk
Cyumton and Media & Au
Sheppre
Gemma
Chuwex
C.e
Mason City
Ottumma
Ottumea
Des Moines
Fragmentary Classified Notice Across Colorful OCR Lines
Readable fragments describe market items and prices at New York stores with scattered numbers and brand mentions. The text mentions coins and dates in a noisy mix, making precise attribution difficult.
Expanded buying pushes grain prices up in Chicago pit
Prices rose across grain futures on a rally led by wheat and corn as outside markets and Liverpool stayed strong. The Chicago board of trade saw broad gains with provisions also firm amid light selling and expectations of favorable termness and exchange regulation talks in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Washington
Towa
L'ye
Grain Movement Wheat Reclaims and Receipts Across Markets
Grain movement shows wheat receipts and shipments across Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City with varied totals. Prices and classifications for No 1 red No 2 red and mixed wheats appear alongside corn oats flour and seed values. Receipts include 103 cars at Minneapolis and 156 cars for corn statewide, with export and local market notes continuing through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY International News Service
Chicago
Nothwest
Duluth
Marapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Case Grain
Montana
Market summaries underline steady dairy and meat receipts
Chicago markets report steady butter creamery receipts and firm poultry offerings with mixed demand. New York signals quiet cheese and eggs with steady to firm prices, while Chicago futures show closing trends and storage standards for dairy and fruit products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sears
Coppurs
New Jersey Cobblers
Pinetty
Nebrasta
New York
Bond Markets TIWERTY Bonds In New York Overview
Markets summary with Treasury and bond yields noted in New York trading. Mentions variousTreasury issues and yields, including 4s and 3s, with figures like 44s 84 and 46 40. Indicates fluctuations and price levels across instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiwerty
New York
Tiberts
Treasury
Births and Families Record From Marion and Fort Worth
A birth notice lists a daughter Suzanne born to Mr and Mrs Crawford of Marion and a daughter Marie Lovina born to Mr and Mrs T R Or Hirston at 1636 Sith seeet NW. The items appear as local family notices from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TR OR Histon
Sith Seeet
Marie Lovina
Mroo
FP Crawford
Marion
Suzanne
Local Hog Prices in Slight Change Across Markets
Local hog prices show a small uptick with Prime hogs receiving higher quotes. Prime top reaches 3.90 per pound for 180 to 200 pound carcasses, while packers stay mostly steady. Calf and sheep prices appear inconsistent due to quality and weight brackets in the market report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Chaitee
Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Broad Market Uptick
New York stocks advanced on steady economic signals with gains of one to several points across a wide list of issues. Trading remained orderly as investors cycled through top names including United States Steel, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Ford and Dow leaders, with moderate volume near 2.5 million shares and ongoing profit taking later in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arizona
National Distillers
National Steel
Industrial Rayon
Steel
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
Case Threshing
Chrysler
du Pont
General Motors
American Sugar
Great Western Sugar
Johns Manville
New York Central
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
American Tobacco B
U & Smelting
Western Union
Local Cedar Rapids Man Receives China Order for Sinker Moulds
Myron Dolph of 114 Third Street NE Cedar Rapids has secured the first order from Chan Ka Yan of Hong Kong for a lightweight aluminum fish sinker mould. The purchaser, a fishing line manufacturer and exporter, saw Dolph's ad in a sports magazine and paid with a money order. Dolph has previously shipped moulds to Hawaii, the Canal Zone, and Alaska and also markets commercial and pyramid sinker moulds for deep sea use.
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Myron Dolph
Third Street
Chan Ka Yan
Hong Kong
China
Cedar Rapids
Hawaiian Islands
Canal Zone
Alaska
Mr. Dolph
Mandatory Driving Tests Advocated by Auto Club Leader
Ellsworth Palmer, manager of the Cedar Rapids Auto Mobile Club, urged at a Kiwanis luncheon that mandatory driving tests and mandatory financial responsibility for drivers be required. He warned streets are as safe as the least careful driver and noted most accidents involve drivers aged 16 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth Palmer
Cedar Rapids Automobile Club
Kiwanis Club
Montrose
Mr. Palmer
City Briefs and Personals
Thompson J F Hamel and T H Youngton attend the American Legion convention this week in Dubuque. Mr and Mrs Charles L Rose of 420 Eighth Street NW are in Chicago for the Century of Progress exposition. J E Stewart of 1400 Oakland Avenue reports to police the theft of an electric motor from a local pump house. Phil S Hope of Kansas City, cashier for Aetna, visits Mr and Mrs B E Skinner at 1236 Third Avenue SE. he is a nephew of Mr Skinner. A Sunday school night service is at Sunshine Mission tonight at 8 with John Brague in charge. many Sunday school members are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T F, Thompson
J F Hamel
T H Youngton
American Legion
Dubuque
Charles L. Rose
Eighth Street NW
Chicago
J. E. Stewart
Oakland Avenue
Phil S Hope
Kansas City
Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
B. E. Skinner
Third Avenue
Mr. Skinner
The
Sunshine Mission
John Brague
Otto Snyder Injured by Falling Rock Near Covington
Otto Snyder of 319 Seventh Street SE suffered foot injuries when a stone fell on him while crushing rock on a crew of unemployed men near Covington. He was taken home by ambulance at 1:30 PM Wednesday for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Snyder
Seventh Street
Covington
Local injuries and birthday note in Hoover circle
Robert Schneider, 12, of 425 Thirteenth Street NE, treated at St Luke's after a fish hook embedded in his left hand. Joé Barter, 25, of 1060 Center Point Road NE, taken to St Luke's after her left little finger was crushed by a garage door. Newt Butler, 720 Sixth Street SE, a boyhood chum of former President Herbert Hoover, marked his 60th birthday by working in a beer parlor. Hoover will be 59 Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schneider
Thirteenth Street
St Lukes Hospital
Joé Barter
Center Point Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Newt Butler
Sixth Street
Herbert Hoover
Butler
Hoover
Cedar Rapids Hiking Club Plans Penny Hike at City Hall
The Cedar Rapids Hiking club meets at city hall at 7:15 pm on Thursday for a weekly hike led by John Hendricks. The route is decided by penny flips at street corners with heads turning right and tails left, under a spare hour time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy reports wheel theft from car near Danceland
C L Kennedy of 1006 Eighth Street NW told police that a wheel tire and tube were removed from the rear of his automobile while parked near Danceland Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C L. Kennedy
Eighth Street
Danceland
Two Men Plead Guilty in Intoxication Case
John Hrbck and Howard Ellerton appeared before Justice Almond Reed on Tuesday afternoon charged with intoxication. They pled guilty, were fined $50 and costs with fines suspended on good behavior. Two Mount Vernon boys were released on Wednesday after police arrested them at 2:45 am in a gasoline theft case involving Edgar Stewart and R T Andrews of 1348 and 1346 Hinkley Avenue NW. Stewart and Andrews declined to assist in prosecution.
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John Hrbck
Howard Ellerton
Almond Reed
Mount Vernon
G K. Thompson
Edgar Stewart
Hinkley Avenue NW
R T Andrews
Hinkley Avenue
Dinner guests of Canopus club at City club affair
Sixty Canopus club members and their wives attended Tuesday evening at City club. George Johnson acted as toastmaster. Speakers included James Paterson, Andrew Peterson, Ros Stevenson, WE Curtis, and the Rev Ermil B Frye.
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Canopus Club
City Club
George Johnson
James Paterson Andrew Peterson
Ros Stevenson WE Curtis
Ermil B Frye
Club Leaders Named As Committee Members
The committee was Ray Hubbard, George H Harmer, and W E. Curtis. Arthur Axmear is club president.
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Ray Hubbard
George H Harmer
W E. Curtis
Arthur Axmear
Fight Over Dog Ends With Suspended Fine
Orville Lloyd of 7230 Avenue NE received a suspended $25 fine and costs from Justice A S Reed on an assault and battery charge brought by Georgianna Colson of the same address. Lloyd surrendered after a warrant was issued. Colson alleged she was slapped during an argument about a dog, causing her to fall stairs and suffer three broken ribs.
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Orville Lloyd
Avenue NE
Justice A. S. Reed
Georgianna Colson
Lloyd
Colson
Death of John T. Parker Former Engineer
John T. Parker aged 67, longtime engineer for B C R N and later Missouri Pacific, died in a St. Louis hospital after foot injury complications from a 34 year old Cedar Rapids train collision. He had lived in Little Rock with family in Arkansas. Funeral services set for Friday in Little Rock.
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John T. Parker
B. C. R. and N. Railroad
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
John S. Forbes
Third Avenue
Forbes
Parker
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Here
Little Rock
Ark
D A Hogarty Dies After Long Illness
David A Hogarty contractor died at his Cedar Rapids home after several months of illness. Born November 2 1869 he lived in Cedar Rapids twenty five years. Surviving are a daughter Gladyce Pavlick two brothers Grant Stanwood and George Clarence and six sisters Addie H Hogarty Jessie H Hogarty Mrs James Fisher London Mrs William Herr Wilton Mrs John Schultz Burk S D and Mrs Raymond Bixler Clarence. Funeral services set for Turner chapel at 1 L a.m. Friday with burial in London cemetery grave service at 1 30. Friends may call.
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David A. Hogarty
Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Gladyce Pavlick
Grant
Stanwood
George
Clarence
Addie H
Jessie H. Hogarty
Tipton
James Fisher
London
William Herr
Wilton
John Schultz
Burk
S. D
Raymond Bixler
Turner Chapel
Mrs Izer Dies at Home in Cedar Rapids Reach
Mrs Mary Henrietta Izer 40 wife of George W Izer died at 12 10 a m Wednesday at 1247 Fourth street SW after a short illness She lived in Cedar Rapids 25 years Survived by eight children George S William Wesley Willard John Henry Mary Frances Gladys and Henrietta all of Cedar Rapids Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Thursday at Beatty's chapel Rev Ermil B Frye officiating Burial to be in Linwood cemetery
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Mary Henrietta Izer
George W. Izer
Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
George S
William
Wesley
Willard
John Henry
Mary Frances
Gladys
Henrietta
Beatty’s Chapel
Ermil B. Frye
Linwood Cemetery
Court hears defense in property dispute case near Clarence
Judge H C Ring presided as CA Seaton and Mauce D Read seek to set aside Elwood Kirkpatrick’s deed to Lucy J Kirkpatrick Marian Hovey Howard Kirkpatrick and Elwood Kirkpatrick Jr. The November 2 1931 transfer aimed to defeat debt collection of 18631 in Cedar County. Defendants say it was bona fide with consideration. Witnesses for plaintiffs include FE Kirkpatrick FJ Beatty DHH Eneelking C E Read Ernest Hasselbush Luther Baker John Schiadetsky Walter J Ruth. Howard Kirkpatrick testified first for defense.
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H C Ring
C A Seaton
Mauce
Elwood Kirkpatrick
Clarence
Lucy J Kirkpatrick
Marian Hovey
Howard Kirkpatrick
Elwood Kirkpatrick Jr
Cedar County
FE Kirkpatrick
F J Beatty
D HH
Eneelking
E Read
Ernest Hasselbush
Luther Baker
John Schiadetsky
Walter J
Ruther
Pistol Carrier Gets Suspended Sentence
Bennie Babcock twenty four Madison Wisconsin received a suspended two year sentence at Anamosa state re formatory from Judge H C Ring on a concealed weapon charge. He and Joe Peck twenty nine Madison were arrested July twenty four and initially pled not guilty July twenty five then pleaded guilty. Peck was sentenced to two years at Anamosa. Five gallon cans of motor oil and several cartons of cigarettes were found in the car. Madison police detained them pending robbery investigations from July twenty. The pistol was a target piece. Release ordered on costs. State filings were by County Attorney G K Thompson.
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Bennie Babcock
Madison
Wis
Anamosa State Reformatory
H C . Ring
Babcock
Joe Peck
Peck
Anamosa
G K Thompson
Divorce suits filed by Sampica Halstead Zearing and others
Fther Sampica sues for divorce from Wilfred Sampica on conviction of a felony and says he was sentenced May 25 at Milwaukee for assault and armed robbery. Ione Walstead seeks divorce from McKinley Halstead for cruel and inhuman treatment, married at Vinton in 1915. Leuretta Zearing of Lisbon sues Harry Zearing Jr. for cruel and inhuman treatment and asks restoration of her maiden name Leuretta Kohl and household goods. The marriage occurred Nov 1923. Keith Vawter files four property title suits in district court at Walker. defendants include Earl Fisher Theodore Hawkinson and Gertrude Hawkinson.
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Fther Sampica
Wilfred Sampica
Sampica
Wisconsin State Penitentiary
Milwaukee
Ione Walstead
McKinley Halstead
Vinton
Leuretta Zearing
Lisbon
Harry Zearing, Jr
Keith Vawter
Ttle
Walker
Earl Fisher
Theodore Hawkinson
Gertrude Hawkinson
Marriage Licenses Granted to Hess and Dubasher
Frank F Hess and Anna Dubasher both of Cedar Rapids were issued marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank F Hess
Anna Dubisher
Cedar Rapids
Marion News: talks on NRA plans at Service Club meeting
David G Bleakley of Cedar Rapids will discuss NRA plans and purposes at the Marion Service Club gathering tonight at 7 30 in the room over the Town Electric Light and Power company office. Merchants are urged to attend and reports from local firms will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G Bleakley
Cedar Rapids
NRA
Marion Service Club
Town Electric Light and Power Company
Pleasant Grove Community Club
David Gott
Sam Fulkerson
Dorothy Jean Ratliff
Eleanor Hanson
Dorothy Wetzel
Linn's Best Club
Marl Michel
Mayme Reinheimer
Florence Wetzel
Lee Legler
Questions on Wheat Gut Plan Answered
Washington AP explains how the voluntary domestic allotment for wheat will operate. Farmers sign applications agreeing to reduce wheat acreage for 1934 and 1935 in exchange for adjustment payments. An allotment committee of a county production control association reviews and offers contracts binding when approved by the secretary of agriculture. Open to producers who seeded wheat in 1930 1931 or 1932. Contracts cannot cover farms with no wheat or no planned wheat in 1934 1935. The plan requires a reduction below the 1928 1932 average by up to 20 percent, with the 1934 reduction announced August 24 and the 1935 reduction announced a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
County Wheat Production Control Association
Dageelau Held To Grand Jury On Downing Robbery
William Dagelau of Westgate was held to the grand jury on a 1931 robbery charge involving elderly recluse Ashley Downing. Downing was killed Jan 4, 1933, at his Westgate area home and cash was taken. Dagelau could not post 5,000 bond and was sent to Fayette county Jail in West Union. witness Lloyd Morgan testified.
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Oelwein
William Dagelau
Westgate
Jay Cook
Ashley Downing
Downing
Dagelau
Fayette County
West Union
Lloyd Morgan
Queen City
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