Hog tax date eases hog market uncertainty
Chicago and regional livestock markets show mixed receipts with hogs uneven, underweights strong in spots and higher legs weaker. Oct 1 as processing tax date reduces uncertainty while top hog prices reach $4.60 with most bids around $3.95 to $4.60. cattle, sheep, and vealers also reported with varied demand and price shifts.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St Louis
East Buffalo
East St. Laws
Dept. Agriculturer
Rangers
Ave Amt
MIX. & Butchers
Teamal Killers
Market Jumps Lift New York Bonds Amid Mixed Signals
Investors push U S and Others higher as Treasuries wobble and credit spreads widen. Traders watch inflation data and policy expectations while a handful of corporate issues draw interest from buyers.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings
Local page lists various wholesale produce and miscellaneous items with prices. The jargon filled notice includes fruit vegetables and pet items plus several unclear entries and figures. The readable amounts show prices such as $60 $500 $5.00 and $4 OO among scattered listings.
Unrestricted grain trade resumes as prices dip on Chicago board
Chicago reports unrestricted trading resumes on grains for the first time in two weeks. Wheat, rye, barley fall 5c. corn down 4c. oats down 3c. Winnipeg and Liverpool trade weak, futures inactive, cash prices decline, receipts listed.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Plains
Hog Market Slumps On Local Trade Amid Price Drops
Hogs weaken on local market with a nickel drop in packer grades and a nickel rise in top prime early Wednesday, later slipping 5 cents across all grades. Top prime hog price settles near 3.80. Prime hogs listed by weight: 190-240, 240-260, 260-280, 280-300, 300-320, 320-340 with varied bids. Good packers also adjust by weight. Calf and sheep sections show further price variations for choice and good cattle and spring lambs with quality-based adjustments.
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Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Sinclair Hog Market
Wall Street Stocks Edge Lower After Early Slump
Wall Street markets slip to lower levels amid ongoing uncertainty. Wheat and cotton fall sharply as Chicago authorities lift restrictions. bonds drop and the dollar holds steady. Leading issues dip one to three points and then recover some losses. American Telephone declares quarterly dividend despite earnings shortfall.
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New York
Chicago
Board of Trade
Allied Chemical
Western Union Case
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Homestake Alaska Juneau
National Distillers Us$ Industrial Alcohol
American Can
U S. Smelting
Santa Fe
New York Central
Wall Street
Kingston Storm Floods Streets Killing Several in Jamaica
A six hour storm battered Kingston and St Andrew Jamaica Tuesday night causing multiple deaths. Flooded streets and damaged infrastructure disrupted daily life as emergency crews assess the damage and residents begin repairs.
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Kingston Jamaica
Kingston
St Andrew
Cabo Damare
Port York PNCUANGI Contests Move Judgments
Fragmentary text references moves and calculations with stray monetary symbols and names. No clear event or entities establishable. missing readable nouns hinder factual summary.
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X York
Man Receives Indeterminate 10 Year Suspended Sentence
E T Toomey age 28 of 112 Sixth Street SW was given a suspended ten year term at the state reformatory by Judge A B Clark in district court on larceny of a motor vehicle. Recommendations came from Rude Auto Co and the county attorney. Toomey was arrested Tuesday and accused of taking two cars from Rude Auto’s used car lot on Sunday evening. the cars were recovered.
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J. E B. Bennett & Co
Junin
Merchants National Banc
Adams Express
Hudson Motors
Adame Mulls
Hurp Motors
Amcka Duneou
Aipene
Orbaf
Allis
Amerada Corp
Nicke
Tel
Johns Manville
Amn
Tanise
Kennecott Conn
Amn Mach & P
Kresge
Aman Sten
Luews Ly
Mani Pats
Wi Bay
Laritard
Fe. A
Lville Gas SA
McKeesport
Als
Amn Wat
McKesson
Mathieson
May Dept Store
Miami
Oens Ag Ata Nat Gas
Viece Ie Te Armour
Atevison Tasf
Murray Corpn
Nath Motors
Auburn Auto
Oreotas
Aatin Corpn
Nati Cash
Ba'dyon Lacees
Nath Dairy
Baia Chig
Noth Distors Rti
Barnades
Natl
Pow & Lb
Wa Buarv
Natl Steel
Pavey City
Noranda
Ahty Norf & Wesn
Werner
Nor Pac
Bose
North Amn
Rowe
Packard
Penton & Ford
Uae
Joe Tread
Od Ag
Foota
Tri Fripaders
Tim Peat
Imp Mm
Moore Og
Warner
Coreae
Wan Warth
Waris
Tibbs
Neal
Marsha
Sete
Ce IR
Ceoatem Ys
Yates
E. T. Toomey
Sixth Street
Anamosa State Reformatory
District Court
A B. Clark
Rude Auto Company
Toomey
Legal actions filed in district court involve several firms
W A Fowler Paper company of Chicago sues V. L. Dodds doing business as W L Dodds company for 196.87. Crescent Macaroni and Cracker company of Davenport sues John C Clask doing business as John C Diask and Son for 71.96. Tile Tex company of Chicago Heights against A B Brumm doing business as Building Specialty company for 409.18. Phi Kappa Psi association of the University of Iowa sues Leo Cooper for 55.65.
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W A Fowler Paper Company of
Chicago
V. L. Dodds
W L. Dodds Company
Crescent Macaroni and Cracker Company of
Davenport
John C Clask
John C Diask and Son
Tile-Tex Company
Chicago Heights
Ill
A B. Brumm
Building Specialty Company
Phi Kappa Psi Association of the
University of Iowa
Leo Cooper
Two Men Sentenced for Breaking and Entering
Hershel Helderman 28 Cedar Rapids began a ten year term at Fort Madison state penitentiary after a July 31 break in. Ray Sisco 116 First Street NE receives a ten year sentence at Anamosa state reformatory following the same district court case. Helderman was shot in the knee during the attempted escape.
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Joseph A Petrus
Hershel Helderman
Cedar Rapids
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
A. B Clark
Helderman
Ray Sisco
First Street
Sisco
Anamosa State Reformatory
Cedar Rapids suit against Hardin and Smith dismissed
A damage action by the city of Cedar Rapids against Ralph Hardin and Thomas Smith over a January 30 1932 collision between the fire chief car and a taxicab owned by Hardin and driven by Smith was dismissed with prejudice in district court at the city's cost. The city sought 382.27 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Ralph Hardin
Thomas Smith
Hardin
Smith
First Avenue
Tenth Street E
Will of Cedar Rapids man admitted to probate
The will of Charles H Wallace of Cedar Rapids dated January 5 1933 left the entire estate to his wife Bertha A Wallace who is named executrix and probate was opened in district court on Tuesday. In other news judge A B Clark denied Inez M Fisher a request for a receiver in a $350 wage claim against Dr Fentons Vigortone company. Opal Ellen Peters seeks a divorce from John Peters on desertion grounds, married Centerville September 1917. Bessie Lash seeks $826.67 judgment from James H Johnson on a promissory note. Anderson Brothers dismisses a $178.74 account action against Mrs J Doug Morgan with costs.
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Charles H Wallace
Cedar Rapids
Bertha A Wallace
A B. Clark
Inez M Fisher
Dr. Fenton
Vigortone Company
Opal Ellen Peters
John Peters
Centervile
Bessie Lash
James H Johnson
Anderson Brothers
J Doug Morgan
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Social Gatherings and Notices
The Manchester area hosts family and clan reunions at Mrs. M J Fitzpatrick and Mr and Mrs John H Jones homes. A Labor Day picnic is planned in Riverside with Rep. E C Bicher set as speaker. A personal injury in Dysart involves George Kremer, while other communities report reunions and church events. An original notice in Linn County District Court warns of a mortgage foreclosure involving Cedar Rapids Building & Loan and William and Bessie Dixon with a mortgage dated August 12 1929 and a September term deadline.
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Manchester
M J Fitzpatrick
Theron W Hobbs
Walla Walla
Wash
Charles W Hobbs
Delaware
Bertha Nash
Anamosa
Williamisburg
Walters
John H Jones
Here
Riverside
St Marys Parish
Joseph Bainhioter
Alvin Stransky
Alphonse Libenguth
C B&icher
Dysart
George Kremer
Emil Fhiles
Wterloo
Shellsburg
Rennion
George Harper
Esto Sanders
District Court of Iowan
Linn County
Cedar Rapids Building & Loan Associaton
Von
Sre
Dar Ramids
Linn
Asa
Tira
Aimee Plans Year in Evangelism Field
Mrs. Aimee McPherson announced a year of evangelistic work after a decade spent building the Angeles temple. She discussed touring, family, and rumors including the nine pound baby hoax and a rumored adoption.
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Aimee
Union Depot
McPherson
Angeles
Pacific
Mexican
Paris
Davie Hutton
Angeles Temple
Hot Springs Attorney Confesses Poison Plot Against Family
Arkansas case where Mark H Shank an Akron lawyer admitted poisoning a man his wife and two of their children after the man allegedly knew too much The family were in a car crash near Little Rock Malvern police aided by bloodhounds captured Shank He bought strychnine and confessed to lacing grape juice at a roadside store The victims were Allen Cooley his wife and two sons Clement 10 Clyde 7 a 4 year old child survived authorities said Cooley used alias Allen Fetty and the victims were witnesses in a murder trial in Akron
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Hot Springs
Ark
Mark H Shank
Littl Rock-Malvern
Shank
Allen Cooley
Akron
Clement
Clyde
Millar Halbert
Cooley
Akron Prosecuting
Halbert
Kenmore
Little Rock
Cline
Malvern
Mama
Papa
Cooleys
Allen Fetty
Mrs James Sets Women’s Course Record At Kenmore
Mrs Emery James carded an 86 to set a new Kenmore women’s course record, breaking the former 87 mark held by Mrs Howard Blue of Marion. She played in a foursome with Mrs Maxine Williams Glen Darrow and Cotton Johnson.
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Emery James
Kenmore
Howard Blue
Marion
James
Maxine Williams
Glen Darrow
Cotton Johnson
Independence Golfers Guests At Oelwein
The Independence golf club will entertain over seventy five members at the Oelwein club Thursday with women playing auction and contract bridge in the afternoon and golf events including blind bay and low net. Men will compete for prizes in the afternoon golf events.
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Oelwein
Linn Masonic And O E S Picnic Set For August 24
The Linn county Masonic and Eastern Star picnic opens with registration at 10 30 am Thursday August 24 at Thomas Park. Marion Lodge No 6 AF and AM met in the Masonic temple. Numerous local residents and out of town guests attended meetings and social events in Marion during the week.
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O.E.S
Linn County Masonic and
Eastern Star
Thomas Park
O. M. Carson
L. R. Blinks
Maude Newman
Lula Keith
Marion Lodge
A. F
A M
Masonic Temple
Italian Steamer Sets New Atlantic Crossing Record
The S. S. Rex of the Italian line arrived in New York with all transatlantic records logged. It beat the Europa, Bremen, and Mauretania in succession, completing Gibraltar to Ambrose in 4 days 13 hours 58 minutes at an average 28.92 knots for a 3181 mile voyage.
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New York
INS
Europa
Bremen
Mauretania
Gibraltar
Ambrose
Cherbourg
Ickes Rejects Winnetka Post Office Project
Secretary Ickes, head of public works, refused a Winnetka post office project valued at $130,000. He called the proposal unnecessary for the town amid the New Deal era. Aides stood by as he explained the disapproval.
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Washington
INS
Ickes
Winnetka
H Hays Carson Dies In Iowa City At 68
Hays Carson 68 longtime Huttig Bros. representative of Muscatine and later proprietor of Hotel Washington died Wednesday after a lingering illness. He was brother to Robert N Carson of Iowa City and funeral services are planned Friday afternoon conducted by Rev Charles F Edwards of Cedar Rapids.
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Iowa City
Hays Carson
Huttig Bros. Manufacturing Company
Muscatine
Washington
Robert N. Carson
Charles F Edwards
Cedar Rapids
Middle Amana Beats Newhall To Win Meet
Special to The Gazette describes a tense tournament final where Middle Amana defeated Newhall 3 to 2. Kennedy and Fritz accounted for runs with a first inning walk and a clutch RBI single, while Watkins, with Backman and Warner, sought to rally but fell short.
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Amana
Newhall
Gazett Watkins
San Watkins
Kennedy
Fritz
Backman
Warner
Watkins
Middle Amana
Wolgast Defeats Norwegian Fighter in 10 Round Bout
In New York at Fugazy Bowl Midget Wolgast of Philadelphia the world flyweight champion beat Pete Sanstol of Norway in a non title ten round main event Wolgast weighing 116 pounds used speed and skill to control the bout He opened cuts on Sanstol’s eyes and nose and secured the decision over the Norwegian fighter who weighed 118 pounds.
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New York
Wolgast
Philadelphia
New York State
Pete Sanstol
Norway
Pete
Sanstol
Dansdill kin hold first annual reunion at George Dansdill home
The first annual reunion of descendants of John Dansdill and relatives gathered at the George Dansdill residence in Millersburg. Officers elected included Erma Dansdill as president, Mrs James Luscombe as vice president, and Cecil Danshill as secretary treasurer.
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Millersburg
John
Wallace
Jack
George
Sarah
Ellen
Caroline Dansdill
George Dansdill
Erma Dansdill
James Luscombe
Iowa Cit
Cecil Danshill
Thornburg
Three Race Horse Dopers Go To Prison
Federal judge sentenced three prisoners to Leavenworth for doping race horses at Chicago tracks. Chauncey Berger received three years, William Cooney two years, and John Pride two years for possession and sale of narcotics. Indictments sought against twenty more men as grand jury proceedings continued.
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Chicago
INS
Walter C Lindley
Leavenworth
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Earlville
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Jamestown, N. Y
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South Dakota
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Maron
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City
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Cooper
Grundy Center
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Ox Lake
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van Wormer
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Alice Snyder
New Hampton
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Atlantic
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