Demand For Hogs Is Stronger in Chicago Markets
Chicago market notes show hog demand improving with moderately large supplies and buyers in control. Prices for various weight classes held near steady or higher with top hogs around 4.65 dollars and average near 2.00. cattle and sheep receipts also listed across multiple cities including Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis.
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Chicago
Chivaca
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St Lous
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Nes
Weichts Stears
East St Louis
Cuetec
PORE EON TNCHANGI vt 1 n K at
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item noting a place name and a single line of text. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge beyond scattered letters. The readable portion suggests a nonstandard heading or label rather than a complete news item.
Croavr Rapids Miscellaneous Ledger Snippet
A fragment from the Croavr Rapids ledger lists miscellaneous items including flat ceiling pri et roy 600 dollars and travel costs ten dollars with straw and produce entries.
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts and Market Notes
Grain movement data shows Chicago and northwest wheat receipts and related market figures for Tuesday. The report lists receipts and shipments across regions, with measurements and comparisons to last year, alongside agricultural market terms and prices.
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Chicago
Northwest
Bond Market Slump Dampens New York Issues
In thin trading conditions the market saw minor price dips on several issues including Chile Copper 6% Armour and Co 4.5 % Rubber 5s and Utility Power debentures while some secondaries gained slightly. Columbia Gas and Beere S. Oe, Northern Pacific, and TDyrvea 4s are among bonds affected. Government bonds show varied activity as investors assess demand.
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Chile
Armour and Co
Beere S. Oe
Haudoon
Northeas
Ted Intria
New Developments Fail to Move Wheat on Grain Situation
Wheat stayed at minimum levels on the Chicago Board of Trade as new developments failed to prompt movement. Secretary Wallace warned of dumping wheat in the Orient if exporters did not reach an agreement, but markets remained stagnant with little cash activity and modest gains early on.
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Liverpool
Local Ward Election Results Reported Amid Turbulent Vote
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Wall Street Drifts as Dollar Strength Dampens Rally
The markets showed unusually dull trading with a firming dollar clouding sentiment. Major names like Homestake Mining and General Electric moved modestly while others stayed unchanged amid subdued activity on currency and commodity fronts.
Obituaries list multiple deaths and funeral plans
Death notices for John Clifford and Mrs John Corperan list services at local hospitals and cemeteries. Also memorials for Mrs Joseph Noavit and Mrs James Machoves note home deaths with pending funeral times and locations.
Births announce three new babies in city hospital reports
Three births are recorded. A son was born to Mr and Mrs R F Gort at St Lukes hospital on August 1. A baby boy arrived to Mr and Mrs Frederick Safely at 518 Seventeenth Street NE on an unnamed date. Another son was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Storpekine of Lisbon at Mercy hospital on August 13.
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R F Gort
Center Avenue
St Lukes Hospital
Frederick
Seventeenth Street
Mercs Hoaspine
Harold Storpekine
Lisbon
Mercy Hospital
Explorations of mind and learning methods across species
The piece contrasts animal trial and error learning with human methods of observation and reasoning. It cites experiments by A Jackson on self judgment and notes Mary Austin's remarks on temperance era generosity, while warning against endorsing deceit for selfish ends.
Stockholders Seek Receiver for Home Lumber Firm
Three stockholders of Home Lumber in twelve eastern Iowa communities ask a district court to appoint a receiver. They claim management policies endangered the firm and seek an accounting of funds. Plaintiffs are George G. Clements R. D. Hunting and E. L. Kirkpatrick against B Harrington H Harrington E B Warner Arlen Harrington Maude Harrington and the Home Lumber company. They note that B Harrington and H Harrington partially repaid debt by retiring stock and state that as of September 30 1932 Harrington withdrew 9720 58 and paid cash 3427 58 WH Harrington’s current indebtedness is listed as 5249 98.
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Home Lumber Company
Iowa
George G. Clements
R. D. Hunting
E. L. Kirkpatrick
B. Harrington
H. Harrington
E. B. Warner
Arlen Harrington
Maude Harrington
The
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Harrington
No Inquest For Palo Farm Man Drowning
Ladislav James Cansky 19, a Palo area farm worker missing since Sunday evening was found dead Monday in the Cedar River. An accidental drowning was ruled. no inquest will be held. Survived by mother, two sisters, and a grandmother. Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at the home, burial in Bohemian National cemetery.
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Sky
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Cedar River
Ed Podasky
Walter Sterecht
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Cansky
William Stodola
Stodola
Edith L. Smith
R A Vorpahl
Chada
Bohemian National Cemetery
Polansky
Fort Dodge Jurist Wins Casting Meet
Judge E E Cavanaugh of Fort Dodge won three of four places at the Iowa state ball and casting tournament in Des Moines earning six firsts and two seconds over two days. He totaled 2431 feet for first in the five-eighths ounce weight and scored 94 in the accuracy contest. He led distance fly casting with 998 feet and took second to Roy Fox in the three-eighths ounce distance event.
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E. E. Cavanaugh
Fort Dodge
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Monay
Jurist
Roy Fox
Defending Champ Wins In Tipton Net Meet
Tipton's annual tennis tournament opened with Ryland Crary, last year's city champion, defeating Paul Leatherby in straight sets 6-3 6-4 6-2. Raymond Williams beat Robert Will 6-0 6-0 6-2 in the other match.
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Ryland Crary
Paul Leatherby
Raymond Williams
Robert Will
President demands Johnson take rest or be fired
In Washington the Recovery Administrator Hugh S. Johnson refuses to take a vacation despite President Roosevelt threatening to dismiss him if he does not quit working so hard. Johnson insists he will not quit until the job is finished and notes the President advised a vacation.
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White House
Horsfall To Head Conductors Meet Next In Omaha
W D Horsfall of 1308 Fourth Street NW was elected chairman of the Conductors Annual Meeting Association of America at the Hotel Roosevelt convention. J Laffery of Omaha was elected vice chairman and Mrs G W Anderson of Portsmouth Virginia named secretary. The group plans to meet next in Omaha with an August date to be set by the executive committee. About 200 members attended the two day convention which closed with a banquet and dance.
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Fourth Street
Conductors Annual Meeting Association of America
Hotel Roosevelt
J. Laffery
Omaha
G. W. Anderson
Portsmouth
Floyd Love
First Street
L A. Montgomery
Atlanta
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Roanoke
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A. D Pulliam
Louisville
H Bogies
Washington, DC
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Ethewah
Tenn
West Union Civil War Veteran Dies at 85 at Farm Home
Special to The Gazette William H Scott a blind Civil War veteran aged 85 died Tuesday at his farm north of West Union. He had lived in Fayette county since 1855. Steensburg Johnson reunion held with fifty attendees. officers elected President Mary Johnson vice president Mrs Robert Weir secretary Mrs Lydia Atkin Central City.
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Central City
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Ellis Park
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Ethel Lerner
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Philip Hoover
Ottumwa (Ap
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Special Board of Review
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Iowa
United States
How to Win an Argument booklet by Albert Edward Wilsam
A 90 page pace booklet presents twenty thousand interviews analysis. Six practical principles aid business people salesmen lawyers and all who contact the public. Enclose ten cents postage and a return envelope to obtain a copy titled Winning Arguments through Dr. Wickam care of this newspaper.
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Albert Edward Wilsam
Wiccam
Fire destroys barn and hay on Marion farm
A large barn and 150 tons of alfalfa on the Leo V Levasseur farm four miles north of Marion burned at 6 30 p m Monday. Insurance covers part of the loss with the barn valued at 700 dollars and hay at 1500 dollars. Thirty head of steers in the barn were saved and the cause is believed to be spontaneous combustion.
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Leo V. Levasseur
Marion
Marion man fined for reckless driving after signal crash
W W Yocum, 51, of Marion, received a $100 fine plus costs in police court after a 3 a.m. crash on First avenue at Third street. His car struck a traffic signal, causing damage and scratches to his face. the signal’s pilot light was broken.
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Marion
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First Avenue
Third Street
Marriage Licenses for Bowers and Vogel Couples
E Virgil Bowers of Iowa City and Irene F Vogel of Keota obtain marriage licenses. Fred LeClare Brown and Samantha Amanda Bowers, both of Toddville, also receive licenses.
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Iowa City
Irene F. Vogel
Keota
Fred LeClare Brown
Samantha Amanda Bowers
Toddville
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