Chicago Hog Market Steady Amid Government Buying
Chicago hog prices held steady after government buying of pigs and sows with 6,000 hogs traded and top loads around 4.50 to 4.60 per hundredweight. Receipts rose and cattle, sheep, and hog markets showed mixed steady to slight declines across regions including Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis.
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Choice
Iris Road
Hiullink
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Pittsburch
East Buffalo
Agena
East St Louis
East St. Loui
INS
Ate Amt
Ars Amt
ST Louis
Omaha
Attie
Lors P
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Clevelan
Cincinnat
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Price list from Cedar Rapids shows wheat at 65 cents, oats 28, rye none, barley 5 cents, corn 38.6140 mill 38, choice dated hay 6 dollars, wild hay 5, straw 5 dollars. Hens, roosters, items for hogs and hides listed with various weights and prices. fruits and vegetables include California Valencia oranges 33.50, lemons 36.05, potatoes 2.25 to 3.15, lettuce 0.50, celery, cabbage 0.40, peaches 2.32, and hides priced per unit. miscellaneous farm goods and livestock prices also noted.
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California
Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
R. E. Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Wheat climbs then slips on profit taking at close
Wheat rose on the board of trade aided by stock strength and mill buying but profit taking pared gains toward the session end. Corn fell early on Kansas and Nebraska rains but recovered some, while oats and rye edged higher as receipts numbered in the teens to tens of cars. Provisions stayed firm as Liverpool sterling and stock strength supported wheat.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas
Nebraska
Bond Markets and Foreign Exchange Report From New York
A noisy round of trading on Wednesday shows activity in government bonds with Treasury notes quoted around 4 percent and 5 percent areas. Foreign exchange quotes list Dutch and Norwegian currencies with mixed activity as traders monitor rates and government issues.
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New York
Nands
Reed
Grain Movement Markets Show Mixed Chicago Minneapolis Quotes
Chicago cash grain quotes list bids for wheat at No 2 red 89 cents and other grades around 83 to 89% cents. Corn ranges from 53 to 50 cents for various lots while oats trade near 36 cents and rye barley and timothy futures appear with sharp price notes and sample grades. Minneapolis reports new wheat bids, dark northern protein levels, amber durum and red durum with September to December pricing, along with oats and corn entries and cash provisions for lard and other meats.
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Chicago
Minneapolis Cash Grain
Minneapolis
Markets in Chicago and New York Dairy and Produce Prices
Chicago and New York market notes show butter at 22 cents per pound and 32 cents for firsts, eggs steady with graded and ungraded supplies, and potatoes and poultry receipts reported with varied quality grades. Milk and cheese receipts also listed with price movements and standard yields.
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Chicago
Pta
Fea Highft Neo Jerry Cabblters §2650206 Poultr
Rere
York
County To Let Road Grading And Pipe Supply Contract
Linn county supervisors will award two contracts at the county building on Sept 5. Project No 6 covers a 4 mile Otter Creek township road grading job with 37 000 yards of dirt and 400 yards of loose rock to be excavated. A corrugated metal pipe purchase of 1680 feet in 8 to 48 inch diameters is planned. A note on sub culture appears as an stray fragment.
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Linn County
Otter Creek
Local Hog Prices Slip Further On Weak Market
Hogs continue weaker on the local market with all grades down five cents. The prime top drops to 3.75 dollars as prices weaken across the board on Wednesday.
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Iowa
Mason City
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Wall St Stocks Rally Fades As Inflation Hopes Linger
Stocks opened with broad gains in early trading before fading to routine levels. The market saw foreign exchange strength and gains in U S Steel and United States Rubber were noted in the volatile session.
Will Rogers Comments on Hoover Dam and Farm Policy
Will Rogers critiques irrigation and corn and hog control schemes in a Las Vegas Gazette letter, referencing Hoover Dam and Mr. Wallace. He defends his friend Blue Boy and laments land use and hog production policies as hard to understand.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Hoover Dam
Will
Prizes Awarded At West Liberty Fair Honors 4 H Winners
Crowds exceed 15 000 as Johnson county leads in baby beef prizes with 925 pound Angus by Cleo Yoder and Hereford and Shorthorn wins. Open class honors go to Alvin Meyer Lone Tree and Leland Stock Lone Tree with a big derby scheduled Thursday. Des Moines trip planned for reserve champions and grand champion cattle.
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West Liberty
Union District
Addleman
Muscatine
Cedar
Johnson Counties
Johnson County
Angus
Cleo Yoder
Wellman
Des Moines
Johnson
H. Howard Dean
Nichols
Muscatine County
Edwin Sibers
Lone Tree
Hampshire
Martin Warren
Iowa City
Jersey
Robert Jones
Alvin Meyer
Leland
Hooey gangster in jail after practical joke claim
Arthur J. Reese of Minneapolis sat in a Chicago jail cell on a whim after telling friends he was a hooey gangster. Police found $1,080 and rusty guns in his possession. Reese said the money was for a business move for his mother and the guns were for a collection.
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Chicago
Arthur J. Reese
Minneapolis
Reese
Ladd
St. Paul
Clark Petition Under Advisement In Iowa Writ Case
Petition of State Insurance Commissioner E. W. Clark for a writ of mandamus to obtain a half month payment of salary was taken under advisement by Judge Allan Herrick in Polk County Court. State Comptroller C B Murtagh had withheld a $166.66 warrant after the attorney general ruled Clark not legally in office and not entitled to pay. No testimony was taken Wednesday.
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Des Moines
E. W. Clark
Allan Herrick
Polk County
B Murtagh
Clark
Attorney General's Office
Randall Gets 6 Months On Statutory Charge
Harold Randall aged 25 was sentenced to six months in the county jail by Judge A B Clark in district court on a statutory charge. He is to be released after 30 days with good behavior and must stay out of the county. Randall and a young woman were alleged to have obtained county aid on pretense of marriage after arrest by Patrolmen Novak and Bukacek Tuesday evening. The case followed an investigation by Mrs. Lillian Landmesser, county overseer of the poor. A true Information was filed by County Attorney G K Thompson Wednesday.
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Harold Randall
Fifteenth Street
A B. Clark
Randall
Novak
Bukacek
Lillian Landmesser
G K Thompson
Decorah man Absolom M Kelly dies at 60
Funeral services for Absolom M Kelly will be held Tuesday at the Methodist Episcopal church conducted by Rev Oswald Sandbach. He died Sunday at a local hospital. Kelly born in Wisconsin moved to Garner with parents as a child then to Decorah in 1903. He married Julia Barth a year later and leaves surviving her. He held offices in the Masonic lodge and was a charter member of the municipal band.
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Decorah
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oswald Sandbach
Absolom M Kelly
Mr Kelly
Wisconsin
Garner
Kelly
Julia Barth
Masonic Lodge
Roosevelt urges status quo on rails in settlement plan
President Roosevelt outlines three settlement plans for the railway dispute with his third plan favored. The proposal calls for postponing action for a definite period under current pay and conditions with no prejudice to either side and a later review. He also offers alt plans to adopt pre emergency board rates or test them in an experimental period. Johnson says Southern Railroad has free hand in settling the dispute.
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Johnson
Southern
Postal Service Economy Cited By O Mahoney
DES MOINES AP Unnecessary postal expenditures must be reduced without curtailing service says J C O Mahoney first assistant postmaster general at the National Rural Letter Carriers association banquet. He notes rural route consolidations since 1926 cutting routes while appropriations rise and cites savings of $662 058.78 from 577 consolidations since March 4.
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DES Moines
J. C O'Mahoney
National Rural Letter Cerrtts Association
O’mahoney
City asks for federal aid for 650000 sewage plant
Cedar Rapids moves a step closer to a 30 percent grant and possible 70 percent loan for a $650,000 sewage treatment plant after Iowa Public Works Committee approval. Mayor Stepanek said P F Hopkins will carry the application to Washington this weekend and final federal approval is awaited late next week.
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Cedar Rapids
W. H. Stepanek
Iowa Public Works Committee
Des Moines
P. F Hopkins
Pubiic
Iowa
Washington
Stepanek
Linn County NRA Council Forming Meeting Notice
The Linn County Chamber of Commerce schedules a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at the Cedar Rapids Chamber to organize an NRA county advisory council. The aim is to disseminate National Recovery Act provisions and aid the state recovery board with broad county representation from each town and business community.
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NRA County Advisory Council
State Recovery Board
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Marion social roundup fills pages with visits and events
Marion residents and guests are listed in a busy social page. Families like the Hammonds and Winds visit Des Moines and Perry while others travel to Chicago Davenport and Milton. Local clubs host picnics card parties and bridge gatherings as church groups meet and prepare for school registration and outdoor services.
Iowa News in Brief Highlights Local Crashes and Obituaries
Four hurt when car collided with cattle truck west of Grundy Center. Elizabeth Paul Russell, 76, dies. funeral Thursday in Anamosa with nephew L W Russell of Anamosa and Des Moines listed as survivors. Lizzie Bemrose, 76, dies. services Thursday at Anamosa Methodist Church. Dorothy Hale and George Huebner wed in Waterloo Monday.
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Grundy Center
Here
Will Vogt
Guy Hasbrouck
Franz Bowen
West
J. William Albright
Anamosa
Elizabeth Paul Russell
L. W. Russell
Wyoming Cemetery
John
Margaret Feehan Russell
Clay Township
R. A. Russell
Des Moines
Calvin McElhinney
Morning Sun
George Bemrose
Idaho
Ray Bemrose
Willis Springs
Wis
Postville
Dorothy Evelyn Hale
C. H. Hale
George J. Huebner
Charles H Huebner
Waterloo
City Briefs and Personals Roundup
Chicken Pie Supper at Kenwood Presbyterian Thursday for 30 cents. Firemen to bonfire near Avenue and Second Street NE at 11:55 a.m. Wednesday. Penny supper at Second Christian Thursday. Mrs Charles Doman, 41, of 3004 Center Point Road NE fined $10 and costs for intoxication. she was seated in a car when arrested. Maurice Cahill, Frank Baldwin, Dr D L Morrissey and Joe Mekota active in Cedar Rapids Democratic work left for Clinton for a picnic hosted by Congressman B M Jacobsen.
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J. &. Bennett & Co
Manasker
Merchants National
Adams Express
Houston Oil
Adams Muhs
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Ils Central Ae
Atlogheny Corp
Indus Rayon
Allied Coem
Inspiration
All
Kennecote
Mach & FP
Kresee
Kramer G&b
Lambert Lehigh Valley
Rad & S
Roll Mills
Lehn & Pin Ibby Owens
Mack Trucks
Mathieson Ark
Miami Copper
Tex
Druids
Pac RR
Mont Ward
Atlantic Rie
Gt Aubern Ato
Murray Corp’n
T Aviation Corp l' Nash Motors
Baldwin Loco
Natl Biscuwlt
Balto & Ohio
Natl Cash Ree
Barnsdal
Beatrice Cryta
Bendix
Pow & L
Best & Co
Natl Steel
Beth Steel
Packard Mtrs
Penick & Ford
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodre
Cerro de Pasco
Phillips Pet Ones
Chrothers Corp
Pisbury Itz
Atd
Proctor Gambel
Pullman Co
P&p
Vita Pure
Cheo RI & Pp
Radio Corp i
Chrysler Mtrs Radio F.eith
Readines
Seaboard
Cel Gas & Elve
Sears Roebuck
Seneca
Salvents
Inc
CIA
Shell Onion
Gongaleum Southern
Simmons Co
al Consol
Son Cal
Consol Tex
Centl Rai
San Raiway
Sperry Co
Crean
Crochin Steel
Cudahy
Stew Warner
Fie Ld& N
Slidebaker Son
Dames Moines Inte Motors
Tex Caron
Eastman Kodak
Faren
Thom Starrett
Dex Land
Timken Petay
Tamken RA
Fee Pou & Lrx
Trans-Amercana
Union Carbide
Ferd Ergiang
Union Pac
Fister Wheeverly
Uni Aircraft
Big Fox Film
Uni Corp N
Treepe ' Tex
Unm Founders
Amn Tank
United Fruit
UN Gas Co
Iren Clearst Gasima
Tien Flec
Gidden Chaya
Ward Bak
Warner Bros A
Warren Bros
Cinedvent Wat Wesn Maryland
Geran &'K
Wesn Union GA
Graham Paice
Westhouse
Granky Caeper
White Rock
Tabby McNeil
Berehott
Lynch Coron
Borg Warner
Marshall Fid
Butler
Midwest
Nobl Sparks
Prima Co
Quaker C
Con Edison SR Quiker Pr
Swift Ca
O'S
Gen Hshoald
Swift Intluits
Healema
Yates
B Avenue
Second Street
Charles Doman
Center Point Road
Maurice Cahill
Frank Baldwin
D L. Morrissey
Joe Mekota
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
B. M. Jacobsen
Deaths of Mrs Anna Elizabeth Horning and WB Neighbour
Two funeral notices appear for Cedar Rapids area residents. Anna Elizabeth Horning died at her daughter’s home after a long illness, survived by husband Alfred J Horning two daughters and several siblings. WB Neighbour’s funeral is set for Friday at Turner chapel with burial in Green Grove Cemetery. arrangements note viewing times.
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Anna Elizabeth Horning
Alfred J. Horning
Frank Jelinek
Eleventh Street
Mechanicsville
Cedar Rapids
Dysart
Margaret Horning
Fannie Walters
Mary Studer
Viola
William Conner
Dan
Tracer
Thomas
Green Acres
Wash
John V
Davenport
Beatty Chapel
H. A. Crumb
Turner Chapel
Green Grove
Center Point
Elis Boulevard
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Clarence
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W. S. Winter
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Edwin Beadle
John Lines
Sid Cary
Dorothy King
New York City
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Milwaukee
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A. J. Elder
Hildred Miller
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David
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William Windt
San Anessemo
Calif
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Windt
Ethel Reynolds
J. T. Gallivan
Nora Rames
Rames
Carl N. Owen
Capella Blue Bird Group
Theola Gordon
A. G. Vaughn
Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Will Grassfield
R. E. Lehdigh
Frank Thompson
St. Louis
W. R. French
Monticello
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Cozad, Neb
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Ed Carey
A. L. Dickinson
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Gilbert
Harold Kingsbury
Carey Home
Raymond Johnson
South Dakota
Don Wolfe
Toledo
Ruth Crew
Portia Hahn
Coffeyville
Kan
Allen Emmons
Near Robins
Allen King
Clarence Oakley
Harry Fahey
Colorado
Marvin Batchelder
St. Luke's Hospital
Albert Arp
Junior
Los Angeles
Sam Lawson
Mrs. Holcomb
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C. B. Vernon
A. E. Crew
J. L. Papes
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H. F. Lockwood
Frank Straley
Emery Miller
J. J. Booth
Harley Breed
Mr. Breed
Archie Burns
Bernices
Donald Hillerege
A. A. Hardin
Miss Virginia Crew of
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R. E. Leidigh
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Lois
Scott Leidigh
Tennyson Club
Thomas Park
Alice Fernow
J. A. Maley
Marie
Oggalala, Neb
W. G. Neill
Orpha Romph
Henry Romph
Erma Reiter
Sigourney
Mary Hanna
Ida Lillie
Herman Koch
Central City
George Kindler, Jr
Mrs. Kindler
Prairie du Chien, Wis
L. R. Curtis
St. Paul’s Evangelical
Luther In Church
Joe Sixta
Mrs. H. R. Livingston
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Oscar French
Earl Beiber
Chatterbox Bridge Club
French
Iowa News
Brecial
the Gazette
Kenwood Presbyterian
Thurs
Spencer Corsetier
Jacobsen
Segal Beer
Anna Horning
W. B. Neighour
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