Hog Market Slump Persists Across Several Markets
Hog futures show pressure with Chicago mostly steady to uneven, top $165 and averages around $410. Cleveland weak, East Buffalo and East St Louis mixed with small gains, and overall receipts around 53,350 cattle across Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, and East St. Louis. Sheep and cattle markets also soft, with limited price moves and demand spotty in heavy trade.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Louis
Caco
East Buffalo
East St Louis
ANS
Axe
Kayne
East St
Pittshhurch
Jewer
Lewis
Wright
Unclear OCR fragment on goods and prices
Fragmentary text shows scattered prices and foods like vegetables. No coherent event or entities can be identified. cannot determine full item or context from the readable portion.
Markets Curve TrooleR Chicago AP Rutten
Market notes from Chicago AP describe odd pricing trends for poultry and dairy products. The report mentions beef and pork receipts, turkey registrations, and cheese shipments with reference to New York production and regional price fluctuations.
Quiet Chicago grain trading slows to minimum levels
Trading on the Chicago board of trade eased to near standstill as grains clung to low levels with a planned removal of the peg after Tuesday. Daily sales were scattered at wide intervals. futures activity was tepid with limited cash demand and few marquee transactions amid broad market inertia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winmires
Canadam
Amu Jo
Lotte
Cern
Phos
Bao
Pne
Grain Movement and Market Receipts Overview
Fragmented OCR notes show grain movement references including corn and rye values, Minnesota and Illinois locations, and receipts figures. Mentions of September and autumn context appear with scattered numbers and vendor flags, suggesting an ongoing commodity report with mixed grain types and prices.
Local Hog Prices Fall Three Cents
A brief market note records hog prices dropping three cents. The fragment mentions regional markets and prices, with scattered terms like local, hog, price, and three cent change. No clear dates or full entities are readable.
Italian Exile Ferrara Returns From Cuba Revolution
Col. Orestes Ferrara once secretary of state and former ambassador to Washington who helped oust Machado in Cuba arrived in Miami then fled to the United States amid hostile demonstrations. He and his wife left Havana after riot gunfire drove them from Cuba, ending his prominence in the republic he aided to create.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Orestes Ferrara
Cuba
Spain
United States
Republic
Miami
Richmond
Machado
Washington
Col. Ferrara
Col
Ferrara
Italy
Rome
Gerardo Machado
Havana
Milan
Wall Street News Briefs and Market Moves
A garbled stock market roundup mentions U S sugar prices and bonds, with scattered notes on oil and gas names. References to Wall Street activity include American Sugar and chemical firms and energy shares amid unsettled trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Alood Chemical Cos
Armstrong Sues City Realty for 36800 Judgment
Robert C Armstrong of Cedar Rapids sues City Realty Company Inc in district court seeking 36800 on a promissory note dated June 5 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
The
City Realty Company, Inc
Local Man Hurt When Car Hit From Behind
Charlies Wright of 203 Sixteenth avenue SW reported to Sheriff Jo seph A. Petrus that Fred Fite of Cedar Rapids, riding with him between Cedar Rapids and Independence about 9:45 p.m. Sunday, suffered bruises on his back and shoulders when the Wright car was struck from the rear. Wright said he slowed after a tire went flat as an unidentified car allegedly struck the left rear wheel. the other car’s license was listed as 53 4231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Wright
Sixteenth Avenue
Joseph A. Petrus
Fred Fite
Cedar Rapids
Independence
Wright
Oxford Man Held On Charge Of False Check
Ivan Schmidt age 24 of Oxford was jailed by Linn County Mercantile Protective Association official C J Rock to face a charge of false uttering of a check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Ivan Schmidt
C J Rock
Linn County Mercantile Protective Association
Multiple Cedar Rapids Deaths Reported in Brief Notices
Obituaries note the deaths of Frank Sadilek 66 a Cedar Rapids grocer died after a lingering illness survived by an adopted son three sisters and a brother private services planned at Polansky chapel burial in Oak Hill cemetery Angeline Anderson 86 died at home 1919 Tenth Street NW survived by two daughters and a nephew in Chicago services at Bethel AMF church burial Linwood cemetery Grendola Bresnan 31 widow of John Bresnan died at a hospital born in Parnell survived by two children and parents with services at St Patricks church then burial in Parnell.
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J. & Bennett & Co
Merchants National Banc
Adams Express
Anans Muwis
Houston Oil City
Arkeaucion
Hudson Motors
Aska Vuneau
Anurada Corp
Amn Can
Amn
Car & F
Ama Com Ale
Pwr
Johns Manville
Ice Secila
Kayser Julius Jos
Aman Laco
Kelvinator O's
Kennecott
Amn Metals
Gresee
Amn Powo _L
Kroger G & B
Amn Rd
SS la
Pompert
Hun Ret Muls
Ponigh Valley
Jana Saf Kaz
Yipey Owens
Mon Smet
Amon Steel
Wwe
Mckee Port Tin
McKesson
Anaconda
Maena
Ark Nt
Mathieson Aik
Annouace
Conner
Armour B
San T&sf
Mont Ward
Ois
Auburn Autua
Murray Coron
Bia Aviation
Dairy
Baldwin Ralta & Ohio
Bendix Avot
Natl
Paw & L
Hest and Co
Nat
Canada Dry
Packard Mis
Penick A_ Ford
Penn RR
Peoples Gas
Phillips Pet
Pilsbury
Proctor Gambel
Ches Corpn
Ste
Sears Roebuck Ae
Sheil Union
M8 Com
Mn Sperry
Caneel Tex Vaget
Tomeen
Nn. Atom
Bern
R . PeWeen & C
Chicago
S&s
Heera
Frank Sadilek
W J Maresh
Camburncourt
Dayton
Cedar Rapids
Anna
Frank
Joseph Dusck
Maywood
Ill
W of
Maresh
Joseph Chess
Charles
Polansky
Joseph Mekota
Oak Hn
Angeline Anderson
Anna Nelson
Tenth Street
Anderson
Bertha L. Lowry
Pontinac
Terre Haute Ind
Bethel
BF Lucas
Linwood Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Grendola Bresnan
John E Bresnan
Pleventh Street
Ineal Hospital
Parnell
Patricia
Richard
R. Bevins
M J. Kellaney
J C Bevins
St Patricks Church
Cuba Faces Wide Strife as General Sanguily Succeeds
Cuba breathes after a two week country wide strike that crippled commerce and risked famine. Amid unrest in Havana and Santiago protests persist while the new government headed by General Julin Sanguily orders repressive measures. Demonstrators destroy assets as workers seek wage and policy concessions.
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Federico Laredo Bru
Jose Presno
Nacasio Silverio 1A
GC. R. R
Eduardo Chibas
ABC
Rafael Santos Jimines
Agris
Guillermo Bell
Stanisino Cartrys
Havana
Tul de Cardenas
Julin Sanguily
Comeree
Santiago
Commnties
Candoss de Cespedes
Sally Rand Leaves Fair For Screen Career
Sally Rand quits the World's Fair engagement and heads for stage and motion picture work in Chicago. A midnight mishap near Navy Pier sees her fall from a speed boat into Lake Michigan but she is pulled out and reported uninjured.
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Chicago
INS
Sally Rand
Paris
Lake Michigan
Navy Pier
Coast Guard
City Briefs And Personals
Suspended fines of ten dollars and costs were levied against C. M. Hale and Renna Bazyn of Belle Plaine in Justice Almon Reed's court Saturday. They were charged with firing a shotgun on the public highways. Deputy Game Warden Sam O Brine filed the information.
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C. M. Hale
Renna Bazyn
Belle Plaine
Almon S. Reed
Sam O'Brine
Auto crash injures motorists near Cedar Rapids
Sunday evening crash on highway 161 south of Cedar Rapids injured Mrs. George Tatum and Clarence Hewitt. Tatum's car sideswiped a northbound vehicle. Tatum had minor internal injuries and Hewitt hurt his shoulder. Others were not injured. Louis Koffron was fined for reckless driving. several others paid fines for speeding parking and unrelated infractions.
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Hurton Highway
George Tatum
Clarence Hewitt
Iowa City
Wilber Stegall
Eleventh Street
Highway 161
Cedar Rapids
Tatum
Hewitt
City Authorized to Attend Town League Meeting in Decorah
The city council authorized Mayor W H Stepanek and City Solicitor David G Bleakley to attend the Town League of Municipalities meeting in Decorah from Tuesday to Thursday. The mayor chairs the sewage committee and will speak on sewage disposal Wednesday afternoon.
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W H Stepanek
David G Bleakley
Town League of Municipalities
Decorah
Auto Stolen and Abandoned After Crash in Tama
A Ford coupe stolen near Tama was found abandoned after a ditch crash and overturn. William Prochakn reported the missing vehicle to James Gleason and said it was parked at Prochakna’s home. Tama authorities later located the car in motionless condition.
Services Set for Mrs Fannie Biss in New Orleans
Brief funeral services for Mrs Fannie Biss will be at Monahan Funeral Home in New Orleans at 12 noon Tuesday with callers allowed from 10 to noon. The casket will then be moved to Center Point for burial at 1 00 pm with viewing at the grave. Charles B Malindy dies after long illness at Tym near Linn County Home. formerly of Cedar Rapids. arrangements pending. Anyone knowing relatives should notify Beatty Chapel.
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Fannie Biss
New Orleans
Monahan
Charles B Malindy
Tym
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
W. F. Martin
New York
Marion
Nevada
Ray Radger
Marriage Licenses Issued to Local Couples
Ceore Clark and Marie Quass of Palo. Edward J Sedlacek and Trevelyn Hawks of Cedar Rapids. John Patrick Johnston and Rose- Mars Pasne of Cedar Rapids. Iwaed Moore and Mary Hath awar of Cedar Rapids. Wibur Qidorf of Anamosa and Mildread E Simpson of Mount Vernon.
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Ceore Clark
Marie Quass
Palo
Edward J Sedlacek
Trevelyn Hawks
Cedar Rapids
John Patrick Johnston
Rose- Mars Pasne
Cidar Rapids
Iwaed Moore
Mary Hathawar
Wibur Qidorf
Anamosa
Mildread E Simpson
Mount Vernon
Eleven intoxication cases lead to fines and peace charge
Eleven intoxication cases were recorded Monday in police court with ten individuals fined $10 and costs each. A. E Curran Ed Wenzel Mrs Margaret Wenzel Louis Hanna Leonard Spratt Donald Hadsell Charles Weber Kenneth Goodwin Charles Johnson and J J Burke were cited plus Carl Cassidy who paid 25 dollars and costs. The last three were also charged with disturbing the peace.
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A. E Curran
Marion
Ed Wenzel
Margaret Wenzel
Louis Hanna
Fourth Street NW
Leonard Spratt
Iowa City
Donald Hadsell
F Avenue NW
Charles Weber
Kenneth Goodwin
Third Street NW
Charles Johnson
J J Burke
Fifth Avenue SE
Carl Cassidy
Searles Split With Dubuque Softballers
Searles All-star diamondball team split a doubleheader with the Dubuque team at Ellis Park. In the first game Dubuque won 8 to 3 with c. Michalek and Schrader as the batteries. In the second game Searles won 16 to 8 with H White on the mound.
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Searles
Dubuque
Ellis Park
C. Michalek
Schrader
H. White
Lucile Robinson Engaged To Iowa Univ. Student
Des Moines reports Lucile Robinson of Iowa wins western golf title in Chicago and is pledged to Jerry Wood, engineering student at the University of Iowa. The couple will marry after they complete their educations. Robinson attends Drake University in Des Moines.
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Iowa
Des Moines
CUS Dept Agricultures
Paca Ng P.swrts
Interior Town
Sauihe
Minnesota
Gerera
Arace
Rendard
Lucile Robinson
Iowa Univ
Chicago
Towa
Jerry Wood
University of Iowa
Miss Robinson
Drake University
Flour market Minneapolis price notes and coal tar discovery
A fragment lists flour prices and sacks in Minneapolis with 15 cents reductions and assorted goods. It notes the coal tar discovery in 1846 and its first use in Germany for roofing felt.
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Minneapolis
Germany
Kronmiller and Blackford Family Reunions Held in Marion
The Kronmiller family reunion was held at the J. M. Albright home with 37 attending. J M Albright re-elected president and BF Nabholz secretary. next gathering planned for August at Bever Park. A separate Blackford family reunion took place at Thomas Park with a large turnout and picnic dinner. The Presbyterian Missionary and Ald societies plan a Thursday meeting at 2 30 p m in church parlors with Miss Lucie Munier and Miss Pearl Bulkley speaking on China and missionary personnel.
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Kronmiller
J. M. Albright
Amos Simmons
Pearl Stevensta
B. FP. Nabholz
J .M. Albright
BF. Nabholz
Bever Park
Alice Wray
Aaron Nobright
Tewin Stanfeld
North Liberty
J. F. Simmons
F. K. Simmons
Bernita
Center Point
OK. Nabhols
Brandon
Yearl Stevenson
Vinton
Glen &Mpson
Albright
Iowa City
Irma Main
Alburnett
Walter Albright
Richard
Margaret Cress
Cedar Rapids
Len Bender
Ghee
Robert
Donald
Qoralvilles
Leslie Mcgrevald
Alt
J. M. Alneight
Marlon
J. H. Blackford
Thomas Park
Mire
W. J. Coonrod
Hubert Blackford
Ralph
Harry Blackford
Pauline
Raymond
Gerald
Forest Blackford
Beulah Jane
John Blackford
Harold Peterson
Rs. Louis Buresh
Evelyn
Bobby
Marion
Floyd Rick
A. T. Olinger
Hazel
Robins
The
Presbyterian Church
N. A. Baker
School Registration Opens August 23 for Incoming Students
Registration for the upcoming academic year begins August 23. The schedule lists grades and class sections with dates and assigned periods. certain subjects may be offered only in limited sections and could close once filled.
Lemian Plans Parade for visiting 85 boys en route to Chicago
Lemian adjutant announces eighty five boys from Roosevelt Utah will arrive Thursday in Marion on their way to the world’s fair in Chicago. The Legion plans a parade in their honor after an overnight stop, as local residents host visiting families and attend church events.
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Lemian
R. McElwain
Lemon Post
Roosevelt
Utah
Chicago
Marion
Legion
Complete Plan To Reimburse Farmers
Washington officials completed a plan to pay over 200 million dollars in benefits to wheat and cotton farmers who curtailed production. The plan waives the government's crop production loan claims temporarily and allows renewal of obligations for later payment.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Cabinet Advisory Board
Wallace
Jones
Reconstruction Corporation
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Newt Butler Suffers Paralytic Stroke in Mercy Hospital
Newt Butler of 720 Sixth Street SE suffered a paralytic stroke Sunday and is confined in Mercy hospital. His condition Monday was reported favorable and he recently celebrated his sixtieth birthday while a West Branch native and Hoover family friend marked his fifty ninth.
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Newt Butler
Sixth Street
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Hoover
Mercy Hospital
Wis
Butler
Knights of Columbus Open Fifty-First Supreme Council Meeting
Thousands of Knights of Columbus arrived from across the western hemisphere for the fifty-first supreme council meeting in Chicago. The convention opens Tuesday and extends through Thursday.
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Chicago
INS
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Council
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