Hog Market Rises Amid Mixed Friday Chicago/Midwest Trade
Chicago and East St Louis hog markets showed mostly higher prices with top bids near 490 dollars for select hog classes and receipts around several thousand head in key hubs. West and East markets posted gains in feeder and sow categories while heavier weights and certain regions held steady or fell slightly amid varied demand and small run sizes.
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Chicago
East St
Ogn
East Buffalo
Fast & Laws
Pittsoarch
Cleveland
L.ht
MIN & Butchers
Ats &S
Arces Chicazo
Crades
St Louis
Drr Easses
Pittsburgh
East St Lous
East St Louis
Buffalo
Steads
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Fragments
Fragmented OCR notes show a Cedar Rapids market page with mixed items such as grain oranges vegetables and fruit, plus scattered prices and dates. The legible entries mention produce names like grapes and citrus and reference a column of miscellaneous market data and dates.
PIRF Truck Ballast Harvest Volunteers Assist
A volunteer team worked to remove ballast and assist a local project. The effort aimed to support a community needs drive, with participants coordinating at a central site. No injuries reported and the activity proceeded in the morning.
Bond Markets Fragmented Notes Amid Sparse Trading
Market reports show varied demand in bond sessions with limited liquidity and scattered trades. Several institutions and numbers appear amid unclear OCR text, reflecting a stalled tone in pricing and relative activity across sectors.
LOCAL HOG MART STEADY MARKET AND PRICES
Hog market shows steady demand with prices holding around 3.90 per hundredweight. Display notes for varying weights and quality, including terms like prime, choice, and lots. Regional terms reference carcass and cut grading with emphasis on value based on weight and quality.
Grain prices stage recovery at close after early losses
Short covering near the close firmed the wheat market though not enough to offset earlier declines. Corn and oats weakened modestly with mixed cash activity and receipts, while provisions held firm. Liverpool and Chicago wheat pits showed late gains but failed to reverse the session’s losses.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Market Snippets from Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain traders in Chicago and Minneapolis quote bids and samples for WHEAT CORN OATS and RYE with assorted process rates and grades. Northern Michigan and Minnesota listings show prices for white and amber durum, white oats, and Timothy, Clover Seed, and other feed grains amid fluctuating market tones and weekly summaries.
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Chicago
Bartley
Timothy
Fapolis
Minneapolis
Sear
Wall St Stocks End Week Slump After Wide Fluctuations
The New York market declined sharply in late trading after earlier listless swings. Case dropped about six points while Allied Chemical, American Telephone, Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Eastman, and International Harvester fell two to more than three points. U S Steel, American Can and many others lost roughly a point or more as volume neared 2.3 million shares. The session showed a zigzag pattern with wheat moves steering trading and a cautious tone prevailing despite a morning upswing in aircraft shares like United Aircraft and Bendix Aviation.
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New York
Case
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Eastman
International Harvester
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Tobacco B
Corn Products
Westinghouse Electric
Santa Fe Gotham
American Smelting
Bohn Aluminum
United Aircraft
Bendix Aviation
Adams Eapres
Alesheny Corp
Corp
S&s
Archicon
Orn
Coron
Coco Baito
Beatrice Cry Bendix
Re & Fo
Beth S&ser
Borarn Co Bore Werner Brees Mis Breonk-M-T
Bucyrus Erte Burroughs Ads Au'terica Beers AM
Ca & Heer Canada
Drs
Ad Pac
Chee & Ohio Cures
Merchants National Bank
Hupp Motors
Us Central
Rayon
Inspiration
Eng
Tel
Jonas Mantvile
Kave
Earnard P
Luisville Gas
A's
McKeespt Tn
McKesson Rob
Ris Mack Trucks
Tex Mathieson
U's
Mon Ward
Murayo Coron
Nash Motors
Pan-Amn
Penn
Wes Oz
Pennroad
Phillipe Pergy
Pillsbury
Proctor Gamhe
Jae
Pullmin Co
Aun
Radio Corpu
Radio Keith
Any Sc
Real Silk & Fee
Rem Rand
Rep Steel
Conve
Cron
Cresney
Reyvn
Roebuck
She
Secens Vac Oe
Sil Frisca Ad Stone Webster
Prudebaker
Stutz Motors
Tenn Copper
Lex Corp
Tex Gulf S
Tex Lander
Timken RB
Trans-America
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Union
Uni Corn
Ini
Ita United Fruit
Gondrich
Warner Ares
Ptd
Wesn Union
Westehause
ATS
Garcehy
Welles
Wenlworth
Moreros
Libby McNeil
Marshad
Middlewest
Sait and Co
Poultry Prices and Market Notes from Regional Trade
A scrambled market report lists poultry prices and related items with references to bids, grades, and quality terms. It notes graded products, cream color items, and adjustments in pricing across vendors, hinting at seasonal demand and supply dynamics without clear figures.
Flour shipments and market notes from Minneapolis AP
Market items from Minneapolis AP report flour shipments list 20 744 pure bran 7 and 50 standard middlings at 9 04 Chicago produce cutters Chicago AP egg futures refrigerator standards October 187ac rut ter futures fresh standards auction 18 storage standards now 19 4e foreign exchange rates New York AP foreign exchange steady with Great Britain 03h7 France 392 percent Italy 512 Belgium 1329 Germany 2380 Holland 4026 Norway 1740 Sweden 174 percent Denmark 1851 Summer land 1949 Spain 505 percent Portugal 227 Greece 637 percent Poland 1120 Creche ovakta FOK LTR A Stris oy 14.00 Roumania 44 Argentina 2579 Ailavil 754 Tekin 2281 Shanchal 2075 Montreal 7 V2 Mexico City esister pecor 2950 tx Nomiral
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Surmerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Argentina
Ailavil Sxe
Tekin
Shanchal
Montreal
Mexico City
Esister Pecor
Tx Nomiral
Waterloo Savings Bank to Open La Porte City Branch
The Waterloo Savings Bank announced plans to open a La Porte City branch, with a three month trial or longer if business warrants. La Porte City has been without a bank since July 15, and the move aims to restore local banking services.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Savings Bank
la Porte City
Trade Tour Set for Sept 7 and 8 by Cedar Rapids group
Cedar Rapids business leaders will embark on the twenty sixth goodwill tour September 7 and 8, with a 20 piece municipal band. Three buses will carry participants from Cedar Rapids to Dubuque for a band concert and overnight stay, returning the next day with luncheon stops at Edgewood and Maquoketa. Firms listed include Hamilton Seed and Coal, Chandler company, Iowa Electric Light and Power, Merchants National Bank, Coe College, Western Union, and many others.
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Cedar Rapids
Trade Extension Bureau
Edgewood
Maquoketa
Iowa
Alburnett
Central City
Coggan
Ryan
Robinson
Masonville
Winthrop
Lamont
Dundee
Greeley
Colesburg
Petersburg
Earlville
Dyersville
Epworth
Centralia
Dubuque
Farley
Worthington
Cascade
Monticello
Scotch Grove
Center Junction
Onslow
Nashville
Baldwin
Monmouth
Wyoming
Hale
Olin
Morley
Martello
Hamilton Seed and Coal Company
the Chandler Company
George P. Hardy
Peterson Baking Company
Morris Sanford Company
McKesson-Churchill Drug Company
Nash-Flodin Company
Hotel Montrose
Merchants National Bank
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Builders Material Company
John Blaul’s Sons Company
Cedar Rapids Commission Company
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
Hotel Roosevelt
T M Sinclair and Company
Tehel Bottling Works
Welch- Cook-Beals Company
Western Grocer Company
Williams and Hunting Company
Standard Glass and Paint Company
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Coe College
Western Union Telegraph Company
Town State Savings Bank
Wf, Main, Register Life Insurance Company
Magnus Hotel
The
Chamber of Commerce
Internal Revenue Shows Shrinkage In July Receipts
Treasury figures show July internal revenue collections declined by 12,482,790.44 to 61,686,467.93 despite new excise taxes starting June 21. Bank checks taxes led gains among new levies, while income and estate taxes and cigaret excise returns offset gains. Brewers wort, malt and grape concentrate taxes were relatively small.
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Treasury
Wort
Chicago Seeks Hit Run Driver in Youth's Death
Chicago police launched a city wide search for a man and woman whose car struck and killed five year old Richard Quackenbush of Kansas City Missouri as he crossed a street with his mother near relatives The driver and a woman companion fled after writing their names on paper which was snatched by the man A description of the couple and their automobile was issued and the father is a Kansas City transit company service manager.
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Chicago
Richard Quackenbush
Kansas City
F. A Quackenbush
Interstate Transit Copay
Standard Oil Buys Kansas Properties
Standard Oil of Indiana said it agreed to acquire for 3.4 million dollars certain Kansas properties in Neodesha including an oil refinery and a pipeline system. The Kansas company would keep producing properties and other assets, while only physical properties of the Kansas unit are purchased.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Neodesha
Kan
Standard Oil Company of Kansas
Kansas Company
Edward G. Seubert
Standard of Indiana
Standard of Kansas
Seubert
Dakota Delays Action On Strike In South Dakota
Emil Loricks of Arlington, secretary of the South Dakota Farmers Holiday association said the question of whether the state will join Iowa in a farm strike will not be considered by the board until next Friday. The meeting was moved from Tuesday to Friday.
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Huron
Emil Loricks
Arlington
South Dakota Farmers Holiday Association
Iowa
Association
Births Rodney Yost Born to Clyde Brewer Family
The son born August 14 to Mr and Mrs Clyde Brewer of Hamilton is Rodney Yost, correcting an earlier report.
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Clyde Brewer
Hamlton
Cole
Rodney Yost
Unusual Cedar River Boat Accident Involving Two Men
Fishermen and picnickers along Ellis Park watched as Walter Luke, a Northwestern Bell janitor, and Leo Skvor of Swisher rode unmanned outboard boats during a chase. Luke fell overboard as the throttle jammed and the boat spun in a circle, then crashed onto a willow island where Skvor later helped recover him. The unmanned boat roared until stalled by heat before being towed to shore.
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Cedar River
Ellis Park
Walter Luke
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Leo Skvor
Swisher
Skvor
Luke
Davis seeks early trial in federal lottery case
Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania and six others face indictment on conspiracy and participation charges in fraternal lotteries run by four organizations. Davis asks for an immediate trial and appears scheduled to plead on August 30. The case involves multi‑million dollar collections with only a fraction paid out as prizes.
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Washington
Llp
Department of Justice
James J. Davis
Rep
Justice
Davis
New York
INS
United States
Pennsylvania
Western Union Telegraph Company
George Z. Medalie
Labor
Senate
Two Children Shot In Gangster Battle
In New York on Friday, two children were wounded by gunfire during a street battle between would be killers and attackers. Rose Faulis, 11, and her sister Frieda, 3, playing near their Brooklyn home, were struck as their parents watched from a window. Both victims were not in serious condition. An hour later a Brooklyn baker Cosmo Costanano, 32, was killed by a fusillade from an automobile in a separate incident resembling the prior year’s baby massacre in Manhattan.
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New York
INS
Underworld
Rose Faulis
Frieda
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Cosmo Costanano
Mother Of The Rev Robert Little Dies
Mrs Charles Little aged 74 of Wabash Indiana, mother of the Rev Robert Little of the First Presbyterian church, died Wednesday after a long illness. The Rev Mr and Mrs Little were in Wabash at a lake cottage when she passed. Funeral services were set for Friday afternoon at the church in Wabash.
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Charles Little
Wabash Ind
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
Publicity On Loans To Be Begun Monday
Washington report says the Reconstruction finance corporation will disclose borrowers and amounts within ten days after July 21 and the interest paid. Clerk South Trimble ruled that these facts be made public, reversing administration opposition but backing House Democratic leaders.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
House
South Trimble
Mrs Alice M Starry Dies Former Marion Resident
Mrs. Alice M. Starry aged 79 widow of Samuel E. Starry and former Marion resident died at her home 1326 Second Avenue SE at noon Friday after a lingering illness. She was born in Linn County on October 6 1852. Surviving are four brothers C J T McShane Cedar Rapids John and Porter McShane Springville Henry McShane Rushville Nebraska and one sister Mrs Evelyn Perkins Springville. Funeral services will be in Beatty chapel with time to be announced and burial in Oak Shade cemetery Marion.
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Alice M Starry
Samuel E. Starry
Marion
Second Avenue SE
Starry
Linn County
C JT McShane
Cedar Rapids
John
Porter McShane
Springville
Henry McShane
Rushville
Neb
Evelyn Perkins
Beatty Chapel
Oak Shade
Friends
Fatal Midland Car Crash Kills Six In Fire
A father and mother and four children of Thompsonville Michigan died from burns after their car struck a second vehicle and burst into flames. A brother-in-law Harry Crane, Birmingham Michigan, was critically burned and not expected to survive. The Ontario plated car involved carried gasoline cans on its running board, which burst in the collision.
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Midland
Mich
George Messer
Thompsonville
Edward
Forest
Stella
Mary
Harry Crane
Birmingham
Messer
George Patrick
Ontario
Patrick
Fire destroys Mason home. mother saves two children
A blaze gutted the O. W. Mason residence at 1401 Tenth Street NW at about 3 a.m. Friday. Mrs. Mason awakened during the fire and rescued two young children from an inside bedroom before sounding the alarm. The one-story frame house, owned by May Mason of Shellsburg, was a total loss with all furniture destroyed, while O. W. Mason was away at the Quaker Oats plant until 7 a.m.
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O. W Mason
Tenth Street
Quaker Oats
May Mason
Shellsburg
Britain
Bennett
Dominions
United States
Empire
Varying Opinion Greets Dry Speech By Charley Curtis
Washington AP report notes mixed reactions to Vice President Curtis urging against repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and support for strict enforcement of dry laws. Dinwiddie of the National Prohibition Board praises the stance, while Senators King and Ashurst criticize the Republican strategy as vacillating and vote chasing.
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Washington
Curtis
Edwin C. Dinwiddie
National Prohibition Board of Strategy
Prohibition
King ‘Dom
Utah
West
Hoover
Ashurst
Suspect Held in Murder Ties to Bullets From Texas Gun
Omaha police say bullets from a Texas man’s gun match those found in the body of Angelo Sivigliano, a former Kansas City racketeer. Archie M Jenkins of Houston, held for Glenwood officials, faces possible charges in Sivigliano’s death. Two other Texans arrested with Jenkins will be turned over for further questioning.
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QMAHA
Ben Danbaim
Texas
Angelo Sing- Nano
Kansas City
Wain
Glenwood
Jows Danbaum
Archie M
Buddy” Jenkins
Houston
Tex
Sivigiano
Jenkins
Danbaum
Sivigliano
Grover Petty
Bureau of Identification
Washington
Adamo
Omaha
O J Hester
Ralph Arnold
Dallas
Waco
Britain And Three Canada Trade Accord Signed
In a whirly wind finish Britain completed its trade pact with Canada and prepared to submit the Australia agreement at a late evening meeting. Other smaller pacts with India offered Britain concessions on manufactured goods in return for Indian raw products, though Indian delegates warned ratification may hinge on acceptance in India amid Gandhi followers.
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Ottawa
Ont
Great Britain
Canada
Australia
Trade Promotion Committee
Britain
India
Japan
Mahatma Gandhi
Bennett
Eight Westward Hops Across Atlantic Made Successfully
Only eight prior east to west trans Atlantic flights by heavier than air craft succeeded. Notable earlier attempts include 1924 U S army round trip London to New York with stops, 1928 Baron von Huenfeld and others Dublin to Labrador, 1930 Kingsford Smith Ireland to Newfoundland, 1930 Von Gronau Germany to New York, 1930 Coste and Bellonte Paris to New York, and 1931 Do X Switzerland to New York via South America.
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London
New York
Baron von Huenfeld, Kochl
Body Of Hospital Patient Found In Pond At Iowa City
Lois Fry 22 of Rose Hill Ta was missing since Wednesday from the psychopathic hospital in Iowa City and found Friday morning in a pond at an abandoned quarry Nearby attendants were escorting patients to lunch when she escaped Fishermen found the body near the quarry pond not far from the hospital.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
Lois Fry
Rose Hill
Psychopathic
Former Austrian Chancellor Johann Schober Dies at 58
Former Austrian chancellor Johann Schober died Friday night at a sanatorium near Gutenbrunn. He was 58. The death was due to a heart attack after illness. Known for law and order efforts at home, he drew attention abroad for proposing an Austro German customs union in 1931. His peak came in 1929 when he again led Austria in parliament. In 1930 at The Hague he secured cancellation of Austria s reparations liabilities.
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Vienna
Austria
Johann Schober
Gutenbrunn
Dr. Schober
Europe
The
Hague
AUS= tria
Mayor Walker Chastened by Macy in NY City Inquiry
Syracuse AP report states Kingslane Macy Republican state committee chairman said he would meet Governor Roosevelt to answer questions about the city inquiry. Macy added Walker had used a device to turn a question of good government into a mock trial of political issues.
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Syracuse
W. Kingslane Macy
Republican State Committee
Roosevelt
New York City
Walker
Pennsylvania Imposes 1 Percent Retail Sales Tax
Harrisburg announces a one percent retail sales tax to fund twelve million dollars for unemployment relief. The levy applies to sales by grocers butchers clothiers furniture dealers newspaper dealers coal dealers gasoline stations and all other tangible goods retailers.
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Harrisburg
Worker Dies After Pitchfork Handle Pierces Body
Albert Waurzyniak 38 of Evanston Illinois died from internal injuries after slipping and falling on the upright handle of a pitchfork while with a threshing crew near Webster South Dakota. He left a widow and two children.
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Joad Banhart
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Radscare
Omaita
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RTE
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Western Lambs
THI
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Uior
Hoa
Gnotee
Hensvier
Analtts
Chicigo
Tamen Brothers and Co
Cedsar Rap
Proce Dun
Lore Fraaly
Wall St
Ian Nane
Tlolr
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Bank For
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Standard Oil
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Dakota
Alice M. Starry
Charley Curtis
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Macy
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