Chicago Hogs Hit Three Year High Prices Amid Strong Demand
Chicago hog prices rose to the highest levels since October as demand remained robust. Receipts totaled about 46 00 with top hogs at 5600 and average around 530, while cattle and lamb markets showed mixed steady to higher trends across major cities including Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Chicara
Cleveland
Pitsburgh
East
Buffalo
Loral
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
St Louis
Cadar Rapids Miscellaneous Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows miscellaneous items and wholesale produce prices. The text lacks clear events or names but mentions vegetables and prices, with garbled phrases and broken lines. No identifiable organizations or individuals are readable.
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed as Receipts Decline
Market notes show varied receipts in chickens and eggs with steady hen prices and lighter overall supply. Prices listed for potatoes, butter, and cheese reflect mixed wholesale movement in Chicago and New York trading days.
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Chicago
Pauliny
Sundev
Idaho
U S
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Choice Porkers Rise In Market Prices
The Great hog market shows a 20 cent rise in choice porkers with top prices near five dollars a hundredweight. Packing houses also lift by a dime, pushing top values to about 385, while overall market activity remains steady amid modest demand and trading notes.
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Dept Agri
Interop Town
Minnesota
Grain prices recover after early losses at Chicago
Heavy selling in Chicago grain futures met by strong support as the session progressed. Wheat and corn fluctuated with initial declines but rallied to finish near or above the day’s previous close. Oats, rye, and barley followed the same pattern with early weakness narrowing later. Provisions rose with strength in hogs at the stock yards.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
East
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Winnipeg
Middle West
Chicago Stock Yards
Wall Street Stock Advances Amid Mixed Trading
New York stock averages moved into higher territory with brisk noon trading, then eased slightly. American Telephone and Union Pacific led gains, while grains fell after Saturday’s trading halt, and many issues rose one to two points in active turnover.
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New York
American Telephone US
Steel
Goodyear
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Armour of
Ilinois
Great Western
U. S
American Telephone
U. S. Smelting
U. S. Steel Goodyear
U S. Rubber Preferred
DuPont
Howe Sound
Grain Movement at Chicago Market Report
Chicago grain market notes show Wheat No 1 red and other bids with various prices and lots traded. The report lists futures and receipts including Near term bids from multiple sellers and locations, with prices around 11 per unit and several lot identifiers.
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Chicago
Cnsh Grain
Nou Baer
Timothy Seeid
Bond Markets and Stock Notes Across New York and Ohio
The report surveys bond activity in New York and surrounding markets with references to trades and price movements. It notes shares of various rails and utilities, mentions Swans boat offerings, and highlights farmer selling patterns affecting the Stensey account while naming Alleghany and Erie as key players in the regional market landscape.
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York
Roy
Alleghany
Erie
Rules For Control Of Stock Exchange To Insure Fair Deal
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced rules for permanent registration and temporary securities registration. Exchanges must answer a lengthy set of questions to prove the public gets a fair deal, as stated by chairman Joseph P Kennedy.
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Washington
Ins
Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commissoi
Commission
E Commission
Joseph
P Kennedy
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committees
Wall Street
Prince of Wales Declines French Heroism Medal
The Prince of Wales refused a gold medal from the French government recognizing his heroism in saving a drowning boy at a Biarritz pool. Despite numerous letters and telegrams of congratulations, Prince Edward declined the honor, remaining modest about the rescue.
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Biarritz
France
Prince of Wales
Prince Edward
Crippled Hawaiian Pearl Diver 17 Found in Rock Island Yards
A 17 year old Hawaiian pearl diver Cyrus DeWitt was found near collapse in the Rock Island yards after a shark attack cost him his legs. He was taken to a police station where he received his first meal in five days and told his story to Patrolman Howard Walsh. DeWitt hopes to reach San Francisco to find his father and return to Hawaii.
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San Francisco
A. A. Mikota
Rock Island
Cyrus DeWitt
Howard Walsh
Walsh
Hatti
Hawaii
DeWitt
Naval
New York
Stoker
Cascade Church Centennial Draws Record Attendance
The Cascade St Martin’s centennial and Sisters of Charity anniversary opened with a field mass under an oak on the American Legion park slope. A large crowd attended as the Columbia College choir led the liturgy beside clergy from multiple parishes. In the afternoon the Cascade Juvenile band and Cedar Rapids drum corps performed. Bernard beat the Fillmore baseball team 4 to 3.
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Cascade
St. Martin's
Sisters of Charity
American Legion
Cedar Rapids
Columbia College
Mdorrance Noonan
Mount Mercy
James Kearn
St Matthews Church
Cedar Rapids Drum and Bugle Corps
Bernard
Fillmore
Before School Starts Is Time For Physical Check
Nancy Page recalls August checkups for children to start the school year with full health. The dentist and doctor report on dental and throat conditions, Peter’s clean bill and Joan’s cavities sparking a playful feud between siblings as Nancy notes lifelong temperaments.
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Nancy
Peter
Sonny
Joan
Promissory note suits filed by Millersburg men and kin
Eighteen lawsuits totaling 17145.10 were filed to settle notes between two Millersburg men and their sons. Plaintiffs Aaron Wyant and son Guy seek 14061.03 and 3084.07. co defendants include George Dansdill and son Milo with 15472.69 and 1672.41. Thirteen other signers are sued as co defendants. Divorces sought in September court include Reta Grimm from Walter Grimm and Bernice Wogan from James Wogan. Car accident near Elberon-Dysart injures six riders returning from a kittenball game. James Bellitt elected principal and coach at Garrison High. Earl Betzer and June Morrow wed in Marion Cedar Rapids couple attended by Harold Mote. Iowa City approves 204527 budget for 1935, about 7000 less than this year. Probate filings include William Meeker will of Gladstone and William Bonewitz will of Traer with monument and distribution to family. George Oster Jr injured in Meat market accident may lose leg. Rural carriers meet in Riverside with program and state convention report by Guy Hoover.
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Aaron Wyant
Guy
George Dansdill
Milo
Dansdills
Reta Kutchera Grimm
Walter R. Grimm
Bernice Owen Wogan
James H. Wogan
van Horne
Elberon
Dysart
Lloyd Gross
Henry C. Gross
Leon Werner
Herman Brehm
Chester Briggle
Marion Shutts
Lewis Direks
Garrison
James Bellitt
Airsworth
Garrison High School
Gene Gaddes
Vinton
Earl B Betzer
Marion
June R Morrow
Cedar Rapids
G W Burnham
Harold Mote
Towa City
Iowa City Council
Toledo
Tama County District
William Meeker
Gladstone
Senath Meeker
Clarence
Carrie Meeker
William NI Bonewitz
Traer
Elwina Bonewitz
Lucy Patten
Bepern Arter
George F. Bonewitz
George Oster, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Riverside
Washington County
St. Mary's Hall
Rev B. Jacobsmeier
Mary Gertrude Griffin
Mary Kathleen Eknittel
Mary Jane Quinn
Dickie Kallaus
Guy Hoover
Iowa City
Superintendent Boasts Of His Grafted Foot
Springfield Missouri reports W L Tracer of St Louis construction superintendent says he is one of four people in world history to walk on a grafted artificial foot. The operation occurred during World War I after his foot was shot off. A second man’s foot was attached to his leg by Major Wheeler in Nice France. The graft required resetting after return to America, and Tracer walks with a slight limp, experiencing pain after hard days.
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Springfield
W L
St Louis
Wheeler
Nice
France
America
Marion News Highlights Brown and Case Family Reunion
A large family reunion in Marion honors Mel Case of Stratford California and Robert Long of Lemoore California. Numerous relatives from Marion Central City Cedar Rapids Springville Viola and Dumont attended with extended social visits and weekend gatherings.
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Carl Case
Neva
Austin
Brown
Laura
Joe
Central City
Lloyd Faber
Dumont
John Taylor
Fred Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Henry Popper
Rena Cooper
Paul
Springville
Bess
Nell Kenpshall
Anamosa
Open Headquarters For Establishment Of Tree Belt Plan
Lincoln Nebraska AP fred morrell national director opens the federal belt program to protect the midwest from droughts. Morrell returns from Washington to Nebraska to build an organization and begin contracting land for long tree belts. Nurseries must be leased or built to grow saplings for a 75 million dollar program with planting likely a year from spring.
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Lincoln
Neb
Midwest
Fred Morrell
Morrell
Washington
U. S. Forestry
Nebraska
Frank Carroll
City Council Pays Water Main Material Claim
The city council ordered payment of 3484.50 to James B Clow and Sons for Oakland to Kenwood water main extension materials. Prior payments totaled 19745.60, bringing the cumulative total to 23230.10. The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association finals at Coe College begin Tuesday at 9 am after weekend postponements.
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Clow and Sons
Oakland
Kenwood
Coe College
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