Hogs Lead Slaughter Markets With Top at 5.90 At Chicago
Hog prices rise at Chicago stockyards on brisk demand and active trading. Top price reaches 5.90 as receipts total around 23 900 across five markets with Chicago receiving 15 000 and selling near the top. Cattle receipts total 15 300 with general weakness and lower bids. Sheep trade weak with lambs near 7.25. Omaha and Des Moines markets show mixed gains across hog and cattle futures.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
INS
AVE
MIX, & Butchers
East St
Omatia
Omaha
Carly
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Gscod
Kansas City
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cedar Rapids Miscellany Groin and Fruit Prices Listed
A fragmented Cedar Rapids catalog item lists groin and fruit prices and notes for wholesale fruits and vegetables. Several lines mention Valencia oranges, peaches, hides, and assorted produce with varied prices and crate quantities.
Market Roundup Chicago Produce Poultry and Butter Prices
Live poultry and eggs show modest declines with 33 trucks of live hens and roasters priced by weight and grade. Butter, eggs, and cheese steady in New York and Chicago markets with receipts up, while futures for butter and eggs show varied movement. Potatoes receipts at 28 trucks on track. U S shipments 275 but steady demand amid moderate supplies.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Idaho
Wisconsin
U S
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Russell US
Jocal
New York
Broilers Express
Turkeys Express
Sugar market mixed as futures hold steady in New York
Raw sugar futures show little change with prices flat or down marginally. Foreign exchange rates list numerous continental currencies with varied cents values and several misprinted or unclear entries.
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Sugar Market
New York
Foreign Exchange
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavias
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
Local hog prices hit record high as markets rise
Local hog quotations climbed 20 cents to reach an all time high, with top hogs at 5.15 and premiums paid over the base prices. Cattle and other livestock markets showed mixed results as buyers reeled in higher pork values and adjusted premiums by quality and condition.
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Fowa
Cray Associated Press
Ottumwa
Morning
Waterloo
Mason City
Sinclair Hog Market
Dota Choice Hart
Ehare
Opveners Np
Woparkers Mp
Grain Prices Fall at Market Close on Chicago Board
A quiet, mixed session on the Chicago Board of Trade saw lack of strong support as commission houses unloaded. December wheat fell 3 cents from early highs, corn and oats slipped, while hogs drove provisions higher with lard at year’s peak. Russia, Ukraine and Manitoba reports influenced sentiment amid large export activity.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ukraine
Russia
Winnipeg
Manitoba
United Kingdom
Illnois
Iowa
Washington News
Roosevelt
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Snapshot
Prices listed for wheat corn rye barley timothy and clover seed in Chicago cash markets. Wheat No 2 red 105 dollars No 1 hard 110 No 2 hard 109. corn No 2 yellow 70 to 75 cents. rye 8 cents. barley 64 1/2 dollars. timothy seed 16 dollars. clover seed 11 dollars per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Grain Market Prices Cute Fragments
Receipts: 188 cars Tuesday. compared with 123 storage. Prices shown for No 1 northern wheat, dark northern, protein grades, amber durum, yellow corn, No 3 oats. Arrivals include Montana hard wheat and various durum and amber varieties with price quotes and month references scattered in OCR text.
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Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Market Gains Extend Amid Broad U S Rally
New York AP report notes a Tuesday uptick in bond prices across federal and corporate sectors after a week of losses. Treasury issues rose modestly while industrials like International Telephone and Detroit Edison led gains. Interborough and Manhattan Railway bonds moved moderately higher amid active trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Review
Bondmarket
Treasury
International Telephone
Detroit Edison
Santa Fe
Kansas Gas and Electric
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Postal Telegraph
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Interborough Rapid
Flour Market Minnneapolis Prices Report
AP notes flour prices in Minneapolis with a 10 cent drop at the mill. Listings include Carl and Lots Mill price FOB Minneapolis, various grain sacks and shipments. Prices shown for 98th cotton sacks and bran products. standard thiddlings quoted with associated figures 24 and 25 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Carl and Lots
Births Recorded for Three New Arrivals in City
A nine pound son Melvin D born to Mr and Mrs L M Hunt at 1632 Center Avenue NE. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ross W Hill at 1021 Sixteenth Street NE. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fie wood Paul B27 Elis Boulevard NW at St Lukes Hospital.
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Eee
L. M Hunt
Center Avenue
Melvin D
Ross W Hill
Sixteenth Street
St Lukes Hospital
Fiewood Paul
Elis Boulevard
Foundry Target Of Equipment Thieves
Police report repeated break ins at the Universal Foundry at 1779 I avenue NE over recent weeks with small tools and equipment stolen. A 1928 Oldsmobile coach owned by L. W. Stone of 1723 K avenue NE was taken Monday between 5 and 5 20 p m from Park avenue near Sixteenth street. it has green disc wheels and license 57 2820, with the switch key left in the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Foundry
I Avenue NE
L. W. Stone
K Avenue NE
Park Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Wall Street Firms Hold Steady Amid Mixed Trading
Light selling in metals cooled inflation fears as U S stocks showed dull trading on Tuesday. U S Smelting, Santa Fe, Cerro de Pasco and Howe Sound fell modestly while General Foods and Standard Brands posted small gains and bonds remained firm. Gold exports and dollar strength influenced markets as the treasury allows metal outflow to support the dollar, signaling a free gold basis in international deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Santa Fe
US Steel
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
American Telephone
Treasury
U S
General Foods
Standard Brands
Socony- Vacuum
Seaboard Oil
Standard of California
Armour
New
Brooklyn-Manhattan
Interboro
U. S. Steel
Case
Wall Street
Morgenthau
J. BE. Bennett & Co
W. A. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Ils Central
Allegheny Corp
Indus Rayon
Allied Chem
Intl Cement
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corp
Nickel
Tia
Am'n Car & Far Johns Manville
Pwr
Kelly Spgid
Kelvinator
Aieenmegpty Oprie Amn Pw & Lite
Kiesee
Amn Roll Mills
Libby Owens
Myers
Sue Rise
Wiles
Tel & Tel Waterornard
AMD Toe
McKeesport
Amn
Wat
Amn Woolen
cKesson
Marshall
gustMid
Tex
Atchison T&sf
sarNie Pac
Atlantic
Ward
Auburn Auto Ig
Bn Aviation Corp
Baldwin Loco
Nash Motors
Balto & Ohio
UiSanatl Biscuit
Rarnsdall A
Beatrice Cry
Natl
Dairy Bre Vz
Bendix
sNatl Distirs
Hest & Co
Beth Steel
Bohn Alun
Central
Borden Co
Borg Warner
Driggs Mi
Noranda
Brooklyn
MT . Alia Nor Pac
Bucyrus Erle
North Amn Burroughs Ady
Ady Can
Aya Penna
Caterpillar
Phievis Dodge
Plymouth Oil
Ches & Ohio
Palshure An Chen Corp
Pisbgh
Proctor Gambe
St P& Pp
Pum
Ste NJ
Ste NJ 29 Cmburet Fis
Pullman Co
Chro &N
Oi Chen
Radio Corpn Cities Service
Radio Keith City Ice & Fuel
Reading
Coca_ Cola
Rem Rand Col Palmolive
Ren Steel Co
Reyn Tob Bo ¢ Col Gan & Electa
Sears Roebuck
Servel Inc
Sa Shattuck
Concoleum
Shell Union
Consol Gas
Simmons Co
Consol Oil
Shelly
Son Cal Fd
Contl Motors
Pac RR
Contl Owl del
San Railany Cream of Wheat
Sperry Carp Crucible Steel
Elec Bond
St. Fhamas
Fisk
Ford England
Foster Wheeler
Fox
Freeport
Tex Gar
Union Cartirte
Canon Spat
Baking
Cera
Elec
Gen Foods
Um Gas Co
Gen Motors
Gillette SR
Glidden Co
Goodrich
Goodyeas
U & Steel
Gotham Sik
Ward Nak
Graham Paige
Fic
Bore Warner
Middlewest T
Butler
Nobl Sparks
Cherry Burt
Bprning Co
Chicago Corp
Quaker Com
Vaart Coma Edison
Quaker
Cord Carp
Hotel staff seek change to bartenders union title
A resolution before the National convention of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes and Beverage Dispensers International Alliance proposes changing the words beverage dispensers to public bartenders. The piece notes the group, rooted in pre prohibition era manners, contemplates reverting to former sophistication.
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Minneapolis
Violent Thunderstorms Strike Cedar Rapids
A .88 inch rainfall and four lightning hits accompanied a busy storm day in Cedar Rapids. An early shower added .14 inch, mid morning .35 inch, and a noonday downpour .39 inch. Lightning shattered a poplar at 1618 Sixth St NW, narrowly missing two girls. Additional strikes hit aerials at 826 Center Point Rd and light wires at 1101 Fifteenth Ave SW. A tree near 1000 Maplewood Dr NE also struck, causing a window crack and minor damage.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers
F. C. Parke
Sixth Street NW
Janice Parke
Mary Lou Carpenter
Center Point Road
George IL
Fifteenth Avenue
William Steege
Lewis Hammill
Maplewood Drive
Relief families to be given hogs in Iowa drought area
State AAA and FERA officials study a plan to dispose of excess Iowa corn hog pigs through relief channels. Larger pigs go to packing centers while smaller ones are given to needy families to raise and butcher later, possibly 300 to 500 pigs per county in drought zones. Washington approval pending.
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DES Moines
AAA
FERA
Iowa
Washington
Special appearance in contempt case over custody
Mrs Beatrice Rich asks to be found not guilty of contempt in district court after her former husband Jefferson D Rich alleges she refused to surrender their two year old daughter Patricia Jean. Rich was granted divorce and custody July 6 1933. He says the child was taken to Davenport and later returned after a time.
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Beatrice Rich
Jefferson D. Rich
Bohen Chosen to Represent Bankers in Iowa Housing Program
Fred Bohen, director of the Iowa-Des Moines National Bank and Trust Co, is named liaison officer for the American Bankers Association and Iowa Bankers Association in the federal housing administration lending program. Announcement by Frank C Welch notes Bohen’s Washington trip for a regional and state directors meeting. He will form a state committee to aid the Iowa housing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Fred Bohen
Iowa-Des Moines National Bank and Trust Company
American Bankers Association
Iowa Bankers Association
Federal Housing Administration
Frank C Welch
Peoples Savings Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Bohen
Washington
Iowa
Bandits Rob Nevada Station On Highway
Two bandits held up a Nevada filling station attendant at about 6 30 p.m. They robbed him of 20 dollars and fled east on the Lincoln highway. Local police and Nevada officials were alerted to be on the lookout for the pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Lincoln Highway
City Briefs and Personals Overview
Edward F Blomme a Lincoln township farmer filed a federal court petition Tuesday seeking more time to pay debts under section 75 of the bankruptcy act. Tommy Sutter wanted for a cheating with intent to defraud charge stemming from a recent dice party was arrested by Dubuque police after failing to pay a hotel bill and having his belongings seized. He had fifty dice and several packs of playing cards in his grip. It was unclear whether Sutter will be brought here for prosecution.
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Edward F Blomme
Lincoln Township
Tommy Sutter
Dubuque
Sutter
Breakfast and Dinner Menus with Custard Recipe
The page lists a four serving breakfast menu with grapefruit and coffee and a luncheon with pea soup crackers and pineapple salad plus a dinner menu including baked custards. It then provides a custard recipe: bake in a water bath for 40 minutes in a slow oven, cool in water, and serve plain or with cream. Do not overcook. custard is done when it shakes slightly in the center.
Brown's Marriage To Mrs Gilkeson Annulled
Mary Margaret Gilkeson of Cedar Rapids had her 193? marriage to Beryl Brown annulled by Judge H C Ring in district court. Gilkeson, imprisoned for bigamy, remains at Rockwell City reformatory. she had earlier pursued divorce from Brown but never received a decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Gilkeson
Cedar Rapids
H C. Ring
Gilkeson
Beryl Brown
Brown
Sheriff sends Alva Hunter to reformatory for ten year motor theft
Sheriff Joseph A Petrus took Alva Hunter to Anamosa state reformatory to begin an indeterminate ten year sentence after Judge Ring revoked a January 12 1931 parole. Hunter was arrested after his brother in law reported a car missing and police said he admitted taking the machine.
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Joseph A Petrus
Alva Hunter
Seventeenth Avenue SE
Anamosa State Reformatory
Hunter
H C. Ring
Replevin Action Over Furniture in Centerville
Frank M. Kent doing business as Peoples Furniture seeks in district court a replevin action to recover furniture held under a purchase contract by Mr and Mrs E J McConville in Centerville. Value of articles listed at 118.53 dollars and plaintiff asks 50 dollars for detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Replevin
Frank M. Kent
The
Peoples Furniture Company
Centerville
E. J. McConville
Marion council bans dancing after midnight beer parlors
A Marion city council special meeting passed a resolution prohibiting dancing after midnight in beer parlors with Class B permits and required 75 percent window visibility, plus landlord duty to remove intoxicated patrons. The rest of the page lists local social notices, visits, and events.
Keenan Descendants Hold Annual Picnic at Thomas Park
The Keenan descendants gathered Sunday at Thomas Park for their annual picnic with many families in attendance. Names include Freeley Coneway and Paul from Philadelphia, F. E. Blaine and family from Chicago, Bernice Daniels of Bridgeport, Ida Outing of Center Point, Harl Yeisley and children, T A Daniels and Willa Mae of Springville, Hugh Yeisley and Freeman Hoover from Mount Vernon, Maurine Keenan, Donald Harlan, George Gray and Opal, plus Drake, Courtney and Frager families from Marion.
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Keenan
Thomas Park
Freeley Coneway
Paul
Philadelphia
F. E. Blaine
Duane
Audrey
Chicago
Bernice Daniels
Bridgeport
Kronmiller family reunion held in Beverpark Cedar Rapids
The Kronmiller family reunion took place Sunday in Beverpark Cedar Rapids with twenty six descendants attending. Officers elected were J M Albright Marion president Ben Napholtz Brandon vice president Mrs Napholtz secretary and Mrs Fred Simmons Center Point treasurer.
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Kronmiller
Beverpark
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Albright
Marion
Ben Napholtz
Brandon
Napholtz
Fred Simmons
Center Point
Leslie McDonald
Aaron Albright
Alice Wray
North Liberty
Marguerite Welse
John
Cecil Albright
Urah Albright
Stanfield
Iowa City
Homer Zimpser
Walker
Eamel C. Simmons
Bernita
Walter Albright
Harold Simmons
Edith Michel
Murial Gahan
Gladys Mounce
Alburnett
Spencers Grove
State Liquor Store Profit Only $4 718
The Iowa liquor commission reports a total profit of 4718.91 since mid June for twenty seven stores already operating. Officials say earlier profit figures of 130000 were misleading and that not all cash profits accrue to the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa Liquor Commission
Commission
Lquor Control Commission
Deaths Mrs. Jose Dewey Stoddard at 111
Mrs. Jose Dewey Stoddard died Monday at her son Vaughn Stoddard's home in Cedar Rapids. Born April 30, 1857 in Linden Indiana she lived 111 years. Survived by two daughters and four sons including Mary Tracy and James Stoddard. Funeral in Chelsea with burial in Tama cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Dewey Stoddard
Vaughn Stoddard
Sixth Street
Stoddard
Linden
Ind
James ©. Stoddard
Mary Tracy
Clinton
Iowa
Anna Stoddard
Ray Stoddard
Chelsea
James Stoddard
Marshalltown
Hal
Cedar Rapids
Hayes Divorce Plea Filed In District Court
Ida Hayes seeks a divorce from Charles Hayes in district court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married October 23 1922 and Ida requests restoration of her former name Ida Mae Wayne. Clark H Hibell also seeks a divorce from Ella Marie Hibell. their marriage occurred November 15 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Hayes
Charles Hayes
Hayes
Ida Mae Wayne
Clark H. Hibell
Ella
Marie Hibell
Youthful Marriage Annuled by District Court
Judge H. C. Ring granted annulment of the recent marriage of Geraldine Dunlap and Bruce Dunlap in district court Tuesday. The court found the bride was a minor and lacked parental consent. Geraldine Stimson, the plaintiff, had her maiden name restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Geraldine Dunlap
Bruce Dunlap
Geraldine Stimson
Marriage Licenses Granted in Iowa Cities
George Belvel Richter of Waukon and Lacy Luckey Bell of McGregor. Howard Burns and Alma Louise Simanek, Cedar Rapids. Ross Willian Morrison and Georgia Ann Stodola, Cedar Rapids. Jack Kelley and Dorothy Walter Tmeyer, Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Belvel Richter
Waukon
Lacy Luckey Bell
McGregor
Howard Burns
Alma Louise Simanek
Cedar Rapids
Ross Willian Morrison
Georgia Ann Stodola
Jack Kelley
Dorothy Waltertmeyer
Automobile weight rise brings 100000 cars back on Michigan roads
About 100,000 vehicles have been restored to Michigan highways this year as weight enforcement changes take effect, reversing prior restrictions. State officials cite safer loading limits and improved road maintenance as key drivers of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
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Hogs
T . Roof
Rees
sAann
Lamson Brothers and Co
Ofmlee
Hibrow
Ing
Wheatopen
Northe West
Duluth
Louis
Kansas
AP US
Liberty
Wall St
Court House News
Rich
Bandits
Nevada Station
Free East
MNS
Alexander George
Mrs. Gilkeson
Marion News
J. M. Walters
Methodist Church
Myrtle Batchelor
Carl Wallace
Luella Hutton
Independence
First National Bank
Nicholas Michel
J R. Mitchell
Jack
Lincoln Tow
Bess Boyles
Milwaukee
F. S. Skinner
Hiram Boyles
New York City
Miss Boyles
Grant Comstock
G. E. Kinser
Eighth Avenue
Charles Nash
Tenth Avenue
Theodore Munier
St. Luke’s Hospital
Carl N. Owen Suneday
Carlton
Carlton Owen
George
Barbara
J. B. Howell
Betty
Mary Frances
Ellen
City
Cedar Gardens
Andrew Jones
John Jennings
Atkins
Fred Baker
Stinson-Van Note
Bever Park
Elizabeth Ann French
Wyoming
Mabel Grace and
Barbara Mae Rosenstiel
J.B. Howell
Charles Miller
Morley
W. A. Ladd
al Kalinsky
Clear Lake
Roy Beach
Jennie E. Harrison
Long Beach
Calif
David Paul
Springville
Robert J. Harrison
Ruth
Merle W. Paul
Dorothy Cherry
Mary Ellen Forbes
Catherine Lafferty
Perry
Rex King
Belle Plaine
King
Gretchen Mauck
Jack Higgins
J. E. Higgins
Mercy Hospital
Hugh Miguel
Jean Dye
Ina Dye Minor
Jean
Harlan Dye
Dye
Sayde Scott
Los Angeles
Inn Dye Minor
James Dunlop
This City
DeVee Cherry
Mrs
Everett Walton
Roy Blackledge
Mount Vernon
Mrs. Blacksledge
Walter Paul
Will Brown
Marian Morris
John Christie
Sterling
Kan
Ernest Schloeman
Grace
Manketo, Minn
Christie
Mr. Schloeman
Keenan Reunion
Lovisa Bell
W. A. Bell
Coggan
Zion Presbyterian Church
Coggon
West Prairie Church
John Bunting
Philip Bunting
J. R. Mitchell
Chardan
Marian Frahm
Ed Brutsman
E. W. Brinks
Mary
Catherine
J. L. Brutsman
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