Hogs Lead Record Receipts Amid Government Buying Drive
Western markets glow with huge hog receipts led by U S government hog buying as Chicago Kansas City and Omaha report 154 500 hogs and 41 000 pigs with 13 00 sows. Prices slip with top around 4 50 and Chicago bids weaker though steady for other cattle and sheep amid heavy supply and mixed demand.
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Cedar Rapids Livestock and Grain Market Report
In Cedar Rapids the livestock sale shows steer bids near 800 and 950 dollars, with heifers and calves down from Wednesday. Hog prices and cattle quotations reflect softer demand. grain and produce listings note hay and straw values and regional citrus and fruit markets with bundled farm items and farm equipment interests.
Grain Prices Slip After Early Rise in Chicago Market
Grains fluctuated over a two cent range on the Chicago board of trade with September futures under pressure from liquidation. Wheat and corn fell, oats and rye showed some early strength but faded, while provisions weakened. Cash prices rose slightly as receipts totaled cars across oats rye and corn.
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Liverpool
Argentina
Local hog and sheep market dips noted in Thursday trade
Sluggish hog prices weakened further Thursday morning with a nickel drop across grades. Top hog price fell to 3.70 while market notes show CALP Market quotes for Choice 140-180 Ibs at 4.00 and Good to Choice 130-190 Ibs. Sheep trade reported spring lambs 70-80 Ibs around 6.00 to 7.00 with buck lambs at about 683 per hundred.
Wall St Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Trading
Wall Street opened with cautious gains as shares held steady with few clear incentives for major moves. Homestake rose 13 points on light volume and US Smelting climbed 5. Allied Chemical gained 7. Union Pacific and Santa Fe up about 2. Rails largely quiet while grains dipped early and later rallied. dollar weakens in foreign exchange.
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Us, Steel
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Case Threshing US
Industrial Alcohol
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National Distillers
Cerro de Pasco
Grain Movement Through Minneapolis Market Report
Grain traders monitor arrivals and quotes across wheat and corn futures. Prices and grades listed include hard red winter wheat around 9.00 to 9.50 per bushel, amber durum bids near 0.03 to 0.07 for futures, plus dark northern and northern spring grades cited with protein around 14 percent. Corn and oats show standard white and yellow varieties with mixed futures months and contract references.
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Meinsefaboeis
Bia Noo
Montana
Bitar
Chicago Market Receipts Steady Amid Mixed Produce Totals
Live poultry and eggs show uneven receipts with hens and turkeys reported. butter and potatoes display unsettled conditions as markets list varied quantities and prices. News notes from AP and local sources reflect steady movements in Chicago trading columns with multiple product lines including eggs and dairy.
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Pera
Dan Wen
Bond Markets Edged Higher Amid Uneven Trading In New York
Bond traders in New York saw mixed activity with some buying at sheltering levels while foreign and domestic categories shifted differently. Government bonds offered thin volume though German issues showed softness and US Treasuries remained broadly steady amid small volume and uneven price moves.
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Livestock Market Report St Joseph AP Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts at St Joseph show 13 000 hogs including 6000 pigs opening higher top 4 29 good to choice butchers 3. WG 415 weighs 2 8 5024 15 packing sows 2 250785 cattle receipts 2500 steady to lower steer and heifer values 3 578 cows 82 2567 400 canners and culled 210 calves medium to choice at 0 600 stockers and feeders medium to choice 36 sheep receipts 5500 bidding lower lambs good to choice 8 700 feeding lambs 600 6 23 ewes medium to choice 1 754 275
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Buffalo youth given five year term for attempted robbery
Ed Schaefer age 25 of Buffalo was sentenced to a five year indeterminate term at Anamosa state reformatory after a true information charged assault with intent to rob. He allegedly held aSkelly 611 station at A avenue and Third street NE with a loaded pistol forcing Lund to seek help. He fled as police arrived, leaving the gun. He obtained no money.
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Washington Motorist Fined on Substitute Reckless Driving Charge
W H Hotle, 50, of Washington, was fined $50 and costs in district court by Judge John T Moffit on a reckless driving charge substituted for operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Hotle pled not guilty to the drunk driving count. He was arrested July 28 after starting to cross Fourth Avenue railroad bridge toward Highway No. 161.
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District Court Hits Three With Formal Charges
County Attorney G. K. Thompson filed true informations in district court Thursday against Paul Brace for desertion Ralph Knolk of 111 Fifteenth Street NW for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and John Cook of Alice for assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury. All are free on bonds. Judge John T. Moffit approved the informations.
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Ralph Knolk
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Alice
John T Moffit
Divorce suits filed in district court over cruel treatment
Divorce actions include Margaret June Brown versus Howard C Brown and William T Bartosh versus Evelyn J Bartosh. Brown alleges husband drove her from the house and threatened her life. they married in Dubuque in June 1921. Bartosh marriage occurred in Austin Minnesota on May 13 1932. Commercial Credit Corporation seeks a 2661 77 judgment against Cedar Rapids Auto Supply in a district court action based on trade acceptances.
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Evelyn J Bartosh
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Cohen Sentenced to Death for Slaying Chicago Officer
Morris Cohen was given the death penalty after being found guilty of murdering a Chicago police officer. Authorities across federal, state, county and city agencies pressed a broad crackdown against crime.
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Beggars and luck charms in sports and society
An essay on philanthropy and superstition linked to a ball star's luck includes rituals like rubbing a hotel porter’s bald head and public hat expectoration. The piece notes mixed motives in charity, then shifts to foreign exchange rates and pig iron production data from New York.
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Convicted Slayer Starves Herself To Cheat Noose
In Texas, Maria Dach a 36 year old farm woman starved herself while in a fall cell awaiting appeal from a death sentence for the shooting of Henry Stoever 58. Dach died after refusing food for 37 days and weighing about 100 pounds. Stoever was killed while he slept and his body later exhumed from a seven foot pit on the Dach farm. Dach claimed self defense and said Stoever helped on the farm after an earlier attack. Her three children were present at her death.
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Unique Railroad Keeps Colorado Village On Map
A defunct Colorado and Kansas railroad maintains Stone City’s presence. Started in 1913 from Canon City toward Kansas, it reached Pueblo area though never financially successful. Locomotives can be hired for eight hours to haul clay cars, keeping the town alive as a quirky historical feature.
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West Union Fair offers fast trotting heats and a racing collision
Special to The Gazette West Union Ia horse races ran fast with two divisions for the 224 pace. W H Emerson Decorah owner driver was badly bruised after a cart collision in heat one. Notable entries include Valorda the Great Native Conqueror and Nina Dinsmore with times around 2 12. The half mile flagged by a 50 seconds clock for Sarah M Jimmie Miller Nellie Miller and Beverly Macow.
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Bud Benboe and High Celta Triumph at West Union Fair
Large crowd watches muddy track as three speed events finish with split heats. Bud Benboe wins the 218 trot purse 135 with added money. High Celta wins the 218 pace purse 135 with added money. Races feature drivers and horse names from Waverly to Sioux regions, with multiple placements and times noted.
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Marion News Bride and groom wed in lawn ceremony
Irene Paul and LeRoy Blackledge were married on the bride’s parents lawn with a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev. L Pp. Krome. The bride wore white silk crepe and carried pink roses. reception followed with pink and white decor. The groom is a Milwaukee ticket agent. After Sept 1 they will live at 875 Eighth Avenue.
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Dripps-Dunlap Family Reunion Sets Local Celebrations
Sixty seven persons attended the annual Dripps-Dunlap reunion at Ellis Park with Tom Long of Shellsburg elected president and Joe Dripps Martelle as vice president. The event featured music readings and performances by local families and mentions upcoming dinners, visits, and a few local notices.
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Reduced Barber Shop Hours Violates NRA Code
Des Moines reports federal officials say agreements among barber shops to cut operating hours breach the NRA code. Lester G Wilson of the blue eagle division notes the president’s agreement does not set a maximum shop hour limit and warns local reductions raise concerns of price fixing and reduced worker hours.
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Deaths W B Neighbour Funeral Service Friday
Funeral services for W B Neighbour will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m Friday conducted by Rev Charles Edwards. Burial will be in the Green Grove cemetery near Center Point. If all outlying possessions of the United States excluding Alaska could be combined into a single area they would be smaller than Montana.
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Cubans Plan Flight to Nassau To Kill Machado
Reports said an airplane carrying men bent on assassinating former Cuban president Gerardo Machado left Cuba for Nassau Nassau officials posted rifle armed guards around Machado’s hotel amid heightened security British colonial authorities reacted to the threat noting the seriousness of the claim and the unusual armament in a Nassau alert.
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