Rising hog prices lift pork into aristocrat ranks
Chicago reports soaring hog prices in a two week span as swine reach aristocrat status on markets. Prices climbed to about 125 dollars per hundredweight with tax bringing near 1 dollar at leading hubs. Farmers face tight supplies while packers pay over 22 dollars per head for well fed hogs.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Sears Hich
Junior Gardens Display Planned at Iowa State Fair
Iowa officials announced a statewide Junior gardens club show for ages 10 to 15 will join the state garden and flower show at the Iowa State fair next month. The event is organized with the Federated Garden Clubs of Iowa and other groups. The program features miniature back yard gardens and dish gardens, bird houses, and conservation posters. Cash prizes exceed 600 dollars across several competitions, with space allocated on the main floor and balconies of the agricultural building.
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Des Moines
State Fair Board
Federated Garden Clubs of Iowa
Iowa Gladiolus Society
State Horticultural Societies
Midwest
American Gladiolus Society
Iowa
A. H. Corey
Seize Cars Owned By Rep Shoemaker To Pay Judgment
MINNEAPOLIS AP TI was Congressman F H Shoemakers move Saturday night as police awaited his reaction to the confiscation of two automobiles which they believed belonged to the Minnesota farmer labor representative The machines were seized late Saturday by deputy sheriffs at the request of Attorney Jesse E Greenman to satisfy a $586 judgment obtained against Shoemaker by the Securities State bank of North Redwood Minn in Goodhue county district court Greenman said the suit was to recover money borrowed Officers indicated that unless the congressman appeared to take other means to satisfy the Judgment the cars would be sold for this purpose They were seeking definitely to determine ownership before proceeding.
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Minneapolis
Ap! TI
F H
Minnesota Farmer-Labor
Jesse E Greenman
Shoemaker
Securities State Bank of North Redwood, Minn
Goodhue County
Greenman
Saving trees from drought warns on lawn and street trees
Ames AP report notes drought threatens thousands of trees on lawns and parkings. Iowa State extension forester Ramsey says light surface watering is ineffective and deeper roots need watering to three to four feet, using tubes inserted at depth to carry water steadily.
14 Year Old Girl Drowns At Dubuque
A 14 year old girl drowned at Dubuque with scant readable details from the damaged text. Authorities investigated the incident and notified guardians. Further particulars could not be confirmed from the fragmentary OCR.
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Dubuque
Dave Flatton Plans Juarez Divorce For Marriage Soon
Dave Flatton, seeking a California divorce, plans to wed in Juarez to marry soon. Horton says McPleason drifting, she still loves him, and a decree could be pending on March 2, 1935.
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Dave Flatton
Juarez
Aoken
Hve
Horton
McPleason
Redese
Dent
Iowa Lutherans Meet At Keystone
The Iowa Lutheran convention lineup at Keystone includes leaders from local chapters. Rev Hee neon Gf Baneepetate is among speakers, with opening remarks planned by dedicated church members and the council’s president presiding.
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Iowa
Council Biufes
I Erstecht Tel
Kese peeNa
Ho Harn
Seppo Facut
Seppo Facut, Member ‘ Te Choet Ae Oa Ti) the Rev Hee Neon
Saturday Markets Close Week With Hog and Cattle Gains
Hogs showed weekly advances of about 1.25 on steady markets as Chicago led with top prices near 6.60 and average around 5.90 while receipts reached 7,000 at Chicago and 7,650 across three markets. Cattle remained fairly firm though trading was dull with totals around 8,000 and East Buffalo, Pittsburgh, and Chicago showing steady to dull activity. Sheep arrivals were heavy for a Saturday with 5,000 at Chicago and totals near 6,200 across Pittsburgh and East Buffalo as prices mirrored quality and condition.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Cattle Receipts and Market Prices Across Regions
The week’s market report shows cattle receipts at 300 commercial calves and 1000 government calves, with steady to 25c gains in some grades and widespread price movements. Hogs and sheep follow regional trends with mixed weights, steady general demand, and notable activity in feeders and fat cattle. prices vary by weight and type across Mason City and neighboring markets.
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Chicago
Cary
Harrow
Local Pork Prices Rise in Weekly Market Top
Pork market momentum pushes top price to six dollars as Saturday trading lifts packed hog costs to the highest in years. Packers bid around 3.00 per hundredweight while buyers eye futures and regional demand remains steady across local facilities.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Live Stock Listings
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows varied prices for produce meats and livestock. Grain and feed items include gum wheat, oats, rye, barley, and corn with several price points. live poultry prices detail hens and springs by weight. Fresh fruits and vegetables feature California citrus, lemons, potatoes, bananas, lettuce, celery, cabbage, onions, and tomatoes with crate and per unit prices. Different hides and animal byproduct prices are listed, along with a brief note on horse and kip values.
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California
Ark
Chicago Produce Market Be It Live Poultry and Potatoes
Market notes from Chicago show steady poultry receipts and unchanged prices while potato receipts total 31 with 401 shipments US-wide. demand remains light and trading is slack. Wisconsin cobblers US No 1 quoted at 1.45 to 1.50 per unit, Idaho russets US No 1 at 1.85, combination grade 1.45, and Dakota Triumphs US No 1 under similar levels.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
U S
Dakota
Davenport Horses Dominate Wapsie Fair Show
Davenport Saddle farm riders swept top honors at the Wapsie Valley fair horse show judged by the Society. Five gaited open: King Cole first, Hand Made second, Chief third, Marcella fourth. Three gaited over fifteen: Melody In Spring first, Superior Lady second, Titian Bray third, Morning Glory fourth. Champion three gaited: Marjorie Dare first, Melody In Spring second as reserve. Five gaited: Lady Gay first, King Cole second.
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Central City
Davenport
Wapsite Valley Fair
King Cole
Indian Lookout
Town City
Bob Walker
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek
Marcella
Hawkeye
Des Moines
H D_ Riggs
Oskaloosa
Davenport Saddle Farms
Titian Bray
Des Maines
Morning Glory
Marjorie Dare
Davenport Saddle Farm
Melody
H 1D Riggs
Lady Gay
Indian Lookout Stables
Iowa City
Farmer Al Harris Appeals for Relief Over Dry Weather
Jay Okla. Al Harris Hill farmer appeals to Dela Ware county relief committee for aid. He says the dry weather ruined his mash, preventing whisky production this fall and leaving him unable to earn income.
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Jay Okla
al Harris Hill
Dela Ware
Grains fluctuate as prices rally after early down trend
Chicago board of trade saw erratic moves with wheat up 4 to 2% cents, corn mixed, oats and rye varying. Cash wheat strong on Sept demand, futures spread narrowed, small arrivals and cautious trading amid Liverpool and Rotterdam strength. Minneapolis cash grain reports mixed receipts and prices across wheat and durum grades.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Rotterdam
Minneapolis
Montana
Artive
New
Prolactin Used To Remove Tumor In Non Surgery Case
Baltimore report says Johns Hopkins scientists note a benign breast tumor in a male monkey vanished after prolactin exposure without surgery mirroring hormone balance findings. The study, published in the American Journal of Cancer, suggests benign tumors may precede cancer and highlights hormonal causes. Springville Calvert reunion draws 37 attendees at Butler Park with extensive family listing.
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Baltimore
American Journal of Cancer
Johns Hopkins
Springville
Calvert
Butler Park
Matilda Yocom
John Yocom
Charles Calvert
Joseph Romans
John Bowdish
Glenn Bowdish
Frank Calvert
Harold
Howard
Marvin
Carl Calvert
Anita Mae
Vera Louise
Mary Claire
Richard Smith
Center Point
George Calvert
Jean
Phyllis Anne Calvert
Viola
Alvah Carter
Ardys Mac
Evonne
Joanne
Cedar Falls
Guy Berlin
Marion
Belle Fawley
Opal
Marjorie
Cedar Rapids
Agers
Bertha Wild
Pasadena
Calif
Panhandlers and their stories test Cedar Rapids readers’ judgment
A 1934 Cedar Rapids examination of roving storytellers and panhandlers. The piece questions sincerity behind street beggars, noting both genuine need and rich yarns, and describes methods used to distinguish the truly needy from fakers. It cites restaurant test plans, drifters from Chicago or the West Coast, and the moral dilemma of aiding those on Fourth Street.
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Fourth Street
Panhandlers
Nation's deficit grows as July to August totals rise
Treasury reports show July 1 to Aug 16 receipts of 391,636,217 and disbursements of 746,135,386, yielding a deficit of 354,499,169 and a public debt rise to 27,064,910,577. Processing taxes and silver profits drive the year’s revenue increase. AAA expenditures and a silver profit account for much of the shift.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
AAA
Nominate Marcus Man On Farm Labor Congress Ticket
A I Birch of Marcus Iowa was nominated at the Ninth district convention of the former labor party to oppose Tom McBride and Guy Gillette for congress. Birch is district chairman. Dan iels of Sergeant Bluff and Perrin of O'Brien county were also nominated. Birch, a farmer, has led farm moves and directed the Cooperative Oil Corporation markets. He was born in Illinois and has resided in Iowa for 32 years, with five years in Montana during 1917 to 1922 assisting Burton Wheeler's senate campaign. He organized the first progressive La Follette club in Iowa in 1924.
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Sioux City
A. I. Birch
Marcus
Labor Party
Tom McBride
Guy Gillette
Congress
Birch
William Daniels
Sergeant Bluff
C. M. Perrin
O'Brien County
Daniels
Perrin
Trustees and stewards elected at La Porte City Methodist meet
At the quarterly conference in La Porte City seven trustees and twenty stewards were elected. Trustees named were H. H. Kaiser W. W. Milne B. F Kocher G. H. Nies T. W. Richards William Christopher Herbert Johanssen. Stewards include S. O. Smalling C. C. Hager Samuel Fleming Frank Krebs Glenn Teeter Albert Newton T K. Clark and many named women.
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LA Porte City
The
Methodist Church
H. H. Kaiser
W. W. Milne
B. F Kocher
G. H. Nies
T. W. Richards
William Christopher
Herbert Johanssen
S. O. Smalling
C. C. Hager
Samuel Fleming
Frank Krebs
Glenn Teeter
Albert Newton
T K. Clark
Ralph Nichols
Important Primaries Set Across Five States This Week
AP reports key primary races in Wyoming California Mississippi and Texas shape congressional and gubernatorial contests. O Mahoney expected to be nominated in Wyoming Johnson likely to win both party nominations in California. Mississippi aims for senatorial pick among Stephens Collins Bilbo. California race between Sinclair and Cree lingers as a major Democratic worry.
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Washington
Wyoming
California
Mississippi
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Hiram Johnson
O'Mahoney
Johnson
Texas
Miriam A. “Ma” Ferguson
South Carolina
Hubert Stephens
Ross Collins
Theodore Bilbo
Out-of-town readers urged to answer Gazette Want Ads by letter
The Gazette Want Ad Department invites readers from beyond Cedar Rapids to respond using only the provided phone numbers. The paper disclaims responsibility for more than one incorrect insertion of an advertisement ordered for more than one day. Cedar Rapids Gazette Eastern Iowa's Leading Want Ad Medium.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Iowa
Police Of Ontario Discuss System To Prevent Kidnappings
Ontario police plan a province wide system to curb kidnap for ransom following Canada's first kidnapping case. Data from Labatt, London brewery president held nearly three days, will guide discussions with Attorney General Roebuck. Officials say the state should decide if ransom payments are appropriate.
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Toronto
Canada
Ontario
John 8. Labatt
London
Ont
A. W. Roebuck
Labatt
Lost and Found Ads Mix on Saturday Ledger
Multiple concise notices list items lost and found in various locales including Mt. Vernon Ave and 42nd St, Liberal, Marion, and 1301 4th Ave SE. Items include a billfold, a brown and white fox hound nicknamed Nick, a calf, a border collie, shopping bags, a lady's gold wrist watch, a tricycle, a black kitten, and a wirehaired dog. Rewards offered and contact numbers provided. World’s Fair Guide appears as a section header.
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M. T
Llib
Earl Wood
Mt. Vernon Ave
Nick
E Ave
7Th St. W
Covington
Wesley Dumond
Toddville
Cottie
Sal
Shagey
Dial
4Th Ave
H. J Romph
Marion
Personal ads and services wrap the Gazette notice page
A jumble of personal ads and services includes reward for information, loans on diamonds and jewelry, maternity and adoption notices from Eastside and Fairmount hospitals in Kansas City, chiropractic health claims, truss and medical product pitches, watch and ring sales, insurance pitches, and miscellaneous classifieds for printing, alterations, sporting goods, and moving services. The collection reflects late 19th or early 20th century small city classifieds with numerous business names and addresses.
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Iowa Loan Co
Montgomery Ward
Eastside Hospital
East 27Th
Kansas City
Missouri
Fairmount Hospital
Kanesas City
Polson
Paramount Ride
Iain Ginabers
A& Truss
Richards Coliese Pharmacy
Garnet's
Richards College Pharmacy
Engberg
Dial
Josa
Kiecksee
Vincent's Pen Hospital
3Rd Ave
Call Atlas Service CO
Thornwood bar and cafe ad promoting music and dancing
An old newspaper fragment advertises Thornwood venues with music and dancing nights starting Monday. Mentions Malcom Adee and a radio recording, plus slogans like good beer, good floor, and good sandwiches at Old Mandarin Inn Eagle Inn.
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Thornwood
Eagle Inn
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Verne Thompson
Dillinger
Joe Kudrna
Andy Hines
William Kudina
Earl Stanley
Howard Walsh
Thompson
David Hutton
Aner Semple McPherso Tooswid
Monhan
Billy
Money Corporation
Second Avenue SE
Merchants Bank
Mel
Spencer
Chicago Livestock
Royal
Aes
Mason City Steade Eond
Souther
Fem da
APIA
Beemiums
SBS
Cricago
Lamson Brothers and Co
Sorows
Ing
Merchants National Bank
Dick Everett
Buddy
Brotherhood of the Road
West Coast
West Side
Marcus Man
Farm Labor Congress
Tiss
Sas
Police of
Ada
W. T. Sands
2Nd Street
Jack's
1St St
Frank Drew CO
3Rd Street
Windsghields
Kissick Co
3Rd St
Northwestern
Kenwood Transfer
Manhattan
Frank Whitney
Mer
Abrams Beer Parlor
Arrow Inn
Jrd
Mandalay Inn
Silver Palace Alwarsa
16Th Avenue
Bohemian Kitchen
12Th Ave
Little Garden
Ist St
Plantation Inn
Katye
Buescher
Brabbitt-Taylor Music Co
Kreige’s
Ard Ave
Barry's Tavern
Schlitz A
Ave
Scottsbluff
Neb
Torrington