Prices Of Hogs Boosted Further In Chicago Trade
Chicago hog prices extended gains as receipts fell and demand held firm. Top hogs reached 7.70, others averaged around 7.15, with heavy hogs around 7.10 to 7.20 as buyers pursued higher quality. Cattle and sheep trades showed mixed moves across Cleveland Pittsburgh and Buffalo markets with modest gains and steadys.
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Chicago
Tre Chicaro
Morda
Destrab E Weish
Fise Amporian
Temina
Oitside
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St Louis
East St. Louis
Pittsburegh
Buffalo
Local Hog Prices Climb Higher Across Markets
Hog prices advanced Monday with gains across grades. top for choice hogs reached 68 5 and packer top 60 5. Packers paid premiums based on quality. calf and cattle sections show steady or improving values with varied weights and grades across the market.
Grain prices fall in dull Chicago market
Grain prices on the Chicago board of trade dropped Monday in a slow session. Wheat fell 11 to 2 cents, corn off 1% to 14s cents, and oats down 2 to 4 tent. Reports of frost and drought in the northwest and southwest weighed, while provisions rose briefly with hog market strength.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington News
Liverpool
Southwest
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Canadian Northwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Wall St Slips Amid Mild Trading With Mixed Steel Losses
Market activity was subdued as stocks edged lower on a quiet day. US Steel Bethlehem held steady while Trans f ers and rail shares fell. Interboro Rapid Transit and Brooklyn Manhattan Transit rose on merger talks. metals and rails led declines with US Smelting and Alaska Juneau McIntyre among losers.
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New York
Steel
Bethlehem
Santa Fe
American Telephone
US Smelting
Howe Sound
NEW York Tap
New York Traction
Interboro Rapid Transit
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit
Alaska
Juneau McIntyre
Porcupine
Dome
Illinois Central
New York Central
Union Pacific
US Steel
Bethlehem Steel Western Union American Telephone
Montgomery Ward du Pont
General Motors
Chrysler Case
Sears Roebuck
Loews and
Consolidated Gas
Fortign Tnouwange New York AP Foretree Paree
Fragmented OCR text lists various place names and numbers with unclear context and no coherent event. Readers can infer geographic references such as New York, Sweden, Netherlands, Spain, and Denmark alongside time stamps and codes, but the passage lacks a discernible news item or outcome.
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Fortign
Tnouwange
York
Besta Soo
Holand
Sueden
Spain
Rsintar
Bond Markets Examine Early Trading Shifts in New York
New York bond traders saw a cautious start with mixed transfers and selective price gains. Copper and several industrials led advances while utilities softened as investors weighed offshore issues and earnings signals.
Bond price changes narrow as Blagtas ease
The Blagtas eased 4-32nds to 10213 while other bonds remained steady to 2-32nds lower. Liberty issues listed include Liberty 2's at 1036, Liberty First 4% at 1079, Liberty 4th 4% at 10327, and Treasury notes across several maturities with quotes around 1125 for Mas 47-52 and 101-10 for 3% and 3%6¢ series, reflecting modest shifts.
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New York
AP U. & Bonds
Liberty
Treasury
Births Reported at Various Addresses in August
A series of birth notices lists newborns from multiple families. Donald Richard born Aug 11 to Mr and Mrs Frank Rocarek of 1622 N Street SW. Walter John born Aug 20 to Mr and Mrs Walter F Mrstik of 367 Thirty-first Street SE. Jane Frances born Aug 20 to Mr and Mrs Louis F Dvorak rural route four Marion. Darlene Louise born to Mr and Mrs Serg Primrose of Norway on a Saturday. A son born Aug 26 to Mr and Mrs Charles Wisehart of Marton at St Luke's Hospital. A daughter born Aug 26 to Mr and Mrs Don Mann at 906 M Avenue NW, St Luke's Hospital.
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Frank Rocarek
N Street
Donald Richard
Walter F
St Luke's Hospital
Don Mann
M Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Bank Robbery Strikes Three Springs Near Huntington
Two bandits robbed the First National Bank at Three Springs near Huntington pa, escaping in a small blue sedan with about $3,000 after locking the cashier in the vault.
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Huntington Pa
First National Bank
Three Springs
Here
R K Allen Funeral Held Tuesday in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Robert K. Allen, a World War II veteran and building contractor, are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Turner chapel with Mount Hermon lodge and Star of the West Knights of Pythias in charge. The Legion firing squad will sound taps at Linwood cemetery after the service.
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Robert K. Allen
Turner Chapel
John J Gent
Star of the West Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Legion
Allen
Masonic Hall
Linwood Cemetery
Deaths Vaclav J Hurka dies at 87 in Cedar Rapids
Vaclav J Hurka aged 87 died at his home 1439 Fourth Avenue SE at 5 30 am Sunday of infirmities of old age. Born October 28 1846 in Bohemia he came to the United States in 1870 and worked on farms in Iowa County Amanas Cedar Rapids and area for thirty years with BCR and the Rock Island railroads. Survived by wife Magdalena two sons Frank and Charles Cedar Rapids. daughters Mary Tillie Hurka Iowa City Mrs William Mersh Iowa City. brother Joseph Hurka and sister Mrs Anna Vesely Cedar Rapids. Funeral Tuesday at Polansky chapel 2 pm Rev Joseph Bren. burial Oak Hill cemetery with Jan Hus lodge I O O F at grave services. lodge members meet 1:30 pm at Sokol hall.
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Vaclav J Hurka
Fourth Avenue
Bohemia
United States
Iowa County
Amanas
Cedar Rapids
BCR
Rock Island
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jan Hus Lodge
I. Oo
Sokol Hall
Cedar Rapids Obituary Highlights Two Longtime Residents Die
Joseph France 54 dies at home at 71 Fifteenth Avenue SW after brief illness. Born December 25 1879 in Jabornice Bohemia he resided in Cedar Rapids over twenty years. Survived by widow two sons Ernest and Joseph a brother Adolph of Los Angeles and two grandchildren Nancy Lee and Joan Franc He was a member of Prokop Velky lod ee No 72 C B the Janeba and Brosh chapel. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at the chapel conducted by Rev Frank Helmich burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Family requests no flowers. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p m. Elias James Fauchier 86 dies at 723 Fifth Avenue SE after long illness Born July 20 1859 in Komomo Ind married Laura Holsinger in Wellington Kan in 1886. Came Cedar Rapids 1917 formerly employed by Quaker Oats. Survived by widow eight children many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral later. Friends may call at Gaffney Moore chapel. Emma Johnson 46 of 214 Fifteenth Street NE dies at Travis City Michigan while visiting. Lived most of life in Cedar Rapids and nineteen years with Hansen Publishing. Survived by mother Alada Johnson two sisters Martha and Esther and three brothers Adolph Alfred Woody. Funeral announcement later.
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Fifteenth Avenue
Jabornice
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Ernest
Joseph
Adolph
Los Angeles
Nancy Lee
Joan Franc
Prokop Velky Lodee
C.B
Felias James Fauchier
Fifth Avenue
Kokomo
Ind
Laura B Holsinger
Wellington
Quaker Oats Company
Jesse Fauchier
Grace Frost
Joe Brown
Roy Gladwin
L E Rhodes
W. M McCully
Emma Johnson
Fifteenth Street
Travis City
Mid
Miss Johnson
Winneshirk County
Hansen Publishing Company
Alada Johnson
Martha Johnson
Esther Howard
Alfred
Woody Johnson
Davenport
City Council Buys 350 Tons Iowa Coal for Winter
The council awarded a contract for 350 tons of coal to Home Coal company at 4.77 dollars per ton plus tax. Eight firms bid, with Diamond Block Coal offering 4.59 per ton plus tax for Fort Atkinson Alabama coal. Other bidders included W G Block Hahn People s Fuel Cohn City Fuel and John Ireland. Clay fingers found near ancient mummies likely kept as prosthetics for the dead.
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Home Coal Company
Diamond Block Coal Company
Fort Atkinson
Iowa Coal
W. G. Block Company
Hahn Coal Company
The
Peoples Fuel Company
Cohn Coal Company
City Fuel Company
John Ireland Company
Mrs Mary Kleitsch 71 Dies At Home In Walker
Mrs Mary Kleitsch 71 died at her home in Walker after influenza. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Walker with burial at St Marys Cemetery near Spencer's Grove. Survived by siblings eight children and forty eight grandchildren.
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Mary Kleitsch
Walker
Linn County Delinquent Tax Sale Postponed Again
The Linn county delinquent tax sale for 1932 unpaid taxes was postponed for the fourth time as no bidders appeared. County Treasurer Frank L. Williams adjourned the sale to Oct 8 at 10 am after requests from civic labor and farm groups to withhold bids.
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Linn County
Frank L. Williams
Williams
Civic
Glenn Hoglan
Cedar Point
James Garnett
Cedar Rapids
Farm Bureau
Wayne C. Boland
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Joe McCormick, Jr
Organized Labor
Maurice Cahill Will Admitted To Probate
The will of Maurice P Cahill Cedar Rapids attorney and American Legion leader who died after an Aug 14 accident was admitted to probate in district court. Major bequests go to widow Eleanor L Cahill sister Adeline Cahill of Phoenix brother Thomas F Cahill uncle M D Cahill and friend Fred J Dawley of Chicago. Executors named are Mrs Cahill and Frank C Welch. The will dated April 8 1926.
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Maurice P Cahill
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Parole revoked for Ralph Stuart in malicious injury case
Judge H C Ring revoked a six month county jail sentence given to Ralph Stuart after a December 28 charge of malicious injury to fixtures. Stuart had been fined ten dollars and costs on an intoxication count and arrested for allegedly smashing a showcase at Syndicate Clothing and taking a jacket. The sentence was suspended and he was paroled to a sister.
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Ralph Stuart
Stuart
Syndicate Clothing Company
Widow seeks share in three estates in district court
Sarah Wilson widow of James Wilson who died in 1886 petitions district court to allot a five twelfths share in three real estate parcels. She seeks two twelfths each for Mary Wilson John Wilson and James Wilson and one twelfth for Della Essen plus costs for tax and improvement. May E Smyth obtains citation against Marie Stewart for a property examination August 31. Smyth previously won a 63371 dollar judgment on May 22 1931. Wendl Rance trustee asks to cancel a deed to Roy Gaddis dated August 3 and quiet title in Rance. The will of Antona Votava died August 3 admitted to probate with bequests to Frances Zobel Bessie Votava and executor Frank Votava. Frank Krause reports 60 chickens stolen near Toddville. Daisy Roadenizer seeks divorce from Dale Rodenizer in district court filed February 5 1927. E D Cargin vs Emma Cargin divorce suit dismissed without prejudice by Judge Ring.
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James Wilson
Mary Wilson
John Wilson
Della Essen
May E. Smyth
Marie Stewart
H. C. Ring
E. Smyth
Antona Votava
Frances Zobel
Bessie Votava
Frank Votava
E. D. Cargin
Emma Cargin
H. Cc. Ring
Two Bandits Captured After Grand Central Pullman Hold Up
In Chicago two of three bandits who held up the Pullman company cashier at Grand Central station Monday, stealing between 4 000 and 5 000, were captured and most of the loot recovered. The men named Vincent Catron, 30, and Troy Jobe, 31, both of Chicago.
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INS
Pullman Company
Grand Central Station
Vincent Catron
Troy Jobe
Marion News Koch Schenken Grunewald Picnic Notes
Descendants of the Koch Schenken and Grunewald families held their annual reunion at Bever park in Cedar Rapids with officers elected H A Koch president Mrs Herman Koch secretary and Hugo Schenken treasurer. The report lists numerous attendees from Iowa Missouri and Illinois and mentions related family visits and local events.
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Koch-Schenken-Grunewald
Koch
Schenken
Grunewald
Bever Park
Cedar Rapids
H A. W. Koch
Herman Koch
Hugo Schenken
Bertha L. Koch
Lew Moeller, Jr
Clayton, Mo
Neil Lutes
Robert
Delphine
Dubuque
Mary Koch
West Branch
W. E. Koch
Coggon
Marie
Ellen
Genevieve
Central City
F. W. Schenken
Dorothy
C.D. Schenken
Keystone
Elsie Kimm
H. J. Grunewald
John Henry, Jr
Emma
Blairstown
Lows
Bernard Schmidt
Junior
Ames
John Tatge
Jack
Annis Marie
Belle Plaine
A. J. Koch
Marengo
Eighteenth Martin Family Reunion At Marion Home
The Martin family held its eighteenth annual reunion Sunday at Mrs. Robert Martins Marion home. Guests included Lois Richardson Cedar Rapids and Ben Dolan Marion with many Martins from Martello Cedar Rapids Lisbon and other towns. Several relatives attended dinners and a wedding was noted with corrections to speakers.
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Martin
Robert Martin
Marion
Ray Martin
Albert Martin
Harold Martin
Lois Richardson
Wayne Martin
Marilyn Turnipseed
Pauline Landis
Leo Martin
Eleanor Stewart
Cedar Rapids
Michael Clark
Kansas City
Ben Dolan
Clarence Miller
Fred Martin
Martello
Reginald Touro
Will Martin
Lynn Turnipseed
Jessie Martin
Charles Martin
Lisbon
May Wahl
Florence Curtin
Oscar Martin
G L. Martin
Olive Kent
Florence Martin
Charles Steele
Springville
Pomerene Attacks Roosevelt Over Drought and Wallace
Former Senator Atlee Pomerene said the nation could endure the drought and Henry Wallace but not both, arguing the Roosevelt administration bears blame for current distress. He spoke at the Milwaukee convention opening of the American Bar Association, where Earle W. Evans noted the group had no official stance on the New Deal.
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Henry A. Wallace
Atlee Pomerene
Roosevelt
Pomerene
Cleveland
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
American Bar Association
Washington
Earle W. Evans
Wichita
Kan
Marriage Licenses for Theodore Delbrie and Zula Mae Mechler
Theodore Delbrie of Hillis and Zula Mae Mechler of Iowa City have filed for marriage licenses in a local county records office. The filing indicates plans to wed, with standard proof of age and residency on file.
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Theodore Delbrie
Hillis
Zula Mae Mechler
Iowa City
Native Town Plans Coolidge Shrine
Plymouth Vermont votes to establish a Calvin Coolidge memorial shrine. John G. Sargent of Ludlow named to organize the Calvin Coolidge Memorial Association committee. Coolidge was born and buried in this village.
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Calvin Coolidge
John G. Sargent
Ludlow
Coolidge
Calevin Coolidge
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