Market Gets Government Pigs and Steady Hogs This Monday
Western live stock markets sold mostly government pigs with commercial stock and hogs holding steady or dipping slightly. Chicago receipts 45 000 led a mixed market with calves and sheep, East St Louis and Pittsburgh showing solid hog sales while Cleveland and East Buffalo moved lower or steady.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Last Buffalo
East St Louis
No Changes Seen in Local Hog Market Stays Steady
Market notes show hogs steady with prime hogs at top $376. Cattle and sheep receipts mixed across regions with slight softness on lighter weights and heavier sows. Prices listed for Iowa Des Moines Ottumwa and East St Louis markets reflect steady to weak trends and various weight categories.
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Casey
Omaha Livestock
Omaha -Ap
S Dept Agriculture
Iowa
NES
Associated Press
Mason City
Goodhors
Morrett and Company
Des Moines
Chicago Produce Market Report Amid Slower Demand
Chicago receipts show steady butter and egg markets with heavy potato supplies. US and Nebraskan and Idaho varieties priced firm as Wisconsin rounds weaken. poultry and live poultry markets mixed with modest gains and declines across eggs cheese and other dairy products.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Washington
Rock Springs
New York
Steadscreamery
Ldc
Flour Market Fragments Show Prices in Minneapolis and Oregon
Partial OCR notes record flour market terms with prices around 745 to 755 per barrel and shipments to care facilities. Several misreadings mention Minneapolis and Oregon, bran and standard milling notes, with unclear shipment figures and caps.
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Minneapos
Grain Prices Ease on Slow Chicago Board Trade
Grains fell on a slow session with wheat ending about a cent lower after partial recovery from early declines. Corn declined 14 to 5 cents with ongoing liquidation and poor overall news. Oats and rye drifted lower, cash prices largely steady, and receipts reported across multiple markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Sterling Exchange
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Rates
Grain quotes show wheat and corn by grade with bid prices and receipts. Minneapolis figures list wheat yellow and white varieties, oats, barley, timothy and clover seed with various price points and percentages.
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Chicago
Taap
Market Notes Signals Steady Prices Across Commodities
Hay receipts and sugar spots show little change with two car receipts and $3.60 spot for raw sugar. Futures slide about two points. Refined sugar holds $4.50 to $4.55. Foreign exchange lists wide cross rates for many nations, with several units shown in N notation.
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New York
Injured Nurse Involved In Iowa City-Vinton Crash
Molly Ann Meth er nurse at University hospital in Iowa City was injured Sunday night when her car ran off the road near Vinton while returning from a visit. She was treated at Vinton Hospital and returned to Iowa City Monday after surgery and care.
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Vinton
Molly Ann Mether
University Hospital
Towa City
Relarses
Waterly
Iowa City
Vinton Naspital
Bond Markets Turn Up Amid Wide Shifts In Rates
In New York, bond activity showed renewed interest as U S treasuries and corporate issues moved with broad currency and rate swings. Market chatter cited fluctuating yields, shifting demand, and cautious optimism as investors digested Fed signals and global liquidity trends.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed For Produce and Hides
A Cedar Rapids listing shows assorted farm goods with varied pricing including potatoes new and old bananas celery lettuce cabbage Bartlett pears and peaches. It also notes cured hides cow and horse prices. The Panama Post reports President Roosevelt appointing Antonio C Gonzales of New York as master to Panama in Hyde Park New York.
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Pradnes
Seuhorn
Lesharn Sporinra
Wholreste Feotts
Veretebtes
Qrannes
California
Panama
Hyde Park, NY
Roosevelt
Antonio C Gonzales
New York
Market dull at open as stocks hold near narrow range
Wall Street opened with timid, uncertain trading. Prices drifted in a tight band while the dollar rally touched sterling and grains and cotton softened. Major automaker shares, led by General Motors, posted fractional gains, with several blue chips firming modestly and others edging lower on cautious sentiment ahead of Labor Day.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
Automobile Company
General Motors
United Aircraft
Aviation Corp
du Pont
Standard Ol
California
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Deere
Allied Chemical
Goodyear
U. S. Steel
Case
Santa Fe
Western Union
Commission
Outdoor Ford V-8 Exhibition Opens At Coe Campus
The 1933 Ford V-8 lineup plus a Lincoln V-12 will be shown on Coe College lawn at Twelfth Street and First Avenue from today through Saturday. Seventeen models, plus new colors and demonstrations, will be available for rides with floodlit display at night and a cutaway chassis to reveal internal workings. Salesmen will be present and the display marks the first time all Ford models of any period are exhibited together in this city.
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Coe College
Twelfth Street
First Avenue
Ford
Door to door drive for NRA under way
The article describes a nationwide push for NRA compliance with two main tasks. Ford remains outside the code with a 10 day decision window. Johnson launches a two week volunteer campaign to enforce Blue Eagle obligations and expose unlawful practices while maintaining the union code stance and plant rights to hire and promote.
Seventeenth Martin Family Reunion Near Marion
The Martin family held its seventeenth annual reunion at Mrs. Robert Martin’s home near Marion with sixty seven relatives and six guests. Officers re-elected included W. E. Martin as president, Mrs. Charles Martin as secretary, and Mrs. Florence Curtin as treasurer.
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Martin
Robert Martin
Marion
W. E. Martin
Cedar Rapids
Charles Martin
Lisbon
Florence Curtin
Mary Ann Smith
Ethel Warren
England
Oren Martin
Pierre, S. D
Harold
Anna Helen Martin
Clarence Reinhard
Ruth Martin
Vera
Leonard Stewart
Anna Helen
Harold Martin
Eleanor Stewart
Pierre
S. D
Guy Martin
Central City
Clarence Muller
Kester
James
Fred Martin
Ray Martin
Wayne
Ruth
Martelle
Merle Stewart
Frances
Eleanor
Leonard
Charles Steele
Mildred
Norma Heald
Springville
Will Martin
Josephine
Wilma
Leo
Jesse
Lynn Turnipseed
Marilyn
Clarence Martin
Alburnett
Margaret
Lulu
G. L. Martin
Obra Kent
Ruby
Opal
Melvin
Albert Martin
Williamsburg Man Wins Fair Prize
Carl Holden of Williamsburg won first place in the exhibits for individual farms at the Iowa state fair, marking his ninth straight win. He also led the Iowa county exhibit to first place in county groups for the fifth year. Tama tao topped the men's county-wide project exhibits with a 940 score.
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Des Moines
Carl Holden
Williamsburg
Iowa
Holden
Tamatao
Native of Dubuque Directs Transient Aid Program
Morris Lewis a Dubuque Indiana native was named by Harry L Hopkins to head federal relief efforts for transient aid. Loaned by the National Association of Travelers Aid Societies he will replace Dr Ellen C Potter overseeing state programs and relief grants. Lewis has 19 years of relief experience directing work in Poland Roumania and Cuba and recently completed a nationwide study of transient unemployment.
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Washington
Morris Lewis
Dubuque
Harry L. Hopkins
National Association of Travelers Aid Societies
Lewis
Ellen C. Potter
New Jersey
Poland
Roumania
Cuba
Deaths Charles L Hibbard Former Resident Dies in New York
Charles L. Hibbard a former Cedar Rapids resident died Sunday in Flushing New York after a lingering illness. He worked for Farmers Insurance in Cedar Rapids and later at Thomas Edison laboratories in Orange New Jersey. He also worked with Okeh Phonograph before its merger with Columbia and traveled to London and Berlin, where pleurisy developed into tuberculosis. Born September 27 1870 in Belle Plaine he was survived by his widow and daughter Mrs Kenneth Sarles of Flushing and sisters Ina Hibbard and Mrs George W Binbrook. Funeral services are set for Tuesday in Flushing with burial in Boone Indiana to follow.
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Charles L. Hibbard
Ina Hibbard
George W. Binbrook
Flushing
N. Y
Hibbard
Cedar Rapids
Farmers’ Insurance Company
Thomas Edison Laboratories
Orange
N. J
Okeh Phonograph Company
Columbia
London
Berlin
Mr. Hibbard
Belle Plaine
Frank Hibbard
Kenneth Sarles
Boone, In
Brooklyn Wins Softball Tournament In Iowa Clash
The Brooklyn softball team captured the tournament title in Brooklyn Iowa on Sunday. Teams from Newton Grinnell Guernsey and Brooklyn competed with Brooklyn beating Newton 10 to 7 Grinnell 12 to 0 and finally 16 to 4 against Grinnell Violet Heggs pitched for Brooklyn securing the victory.
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Brooklyn
Newton
Grinnell
Guernsey
Violet Heggs
Cherry trees near Tidal Basin bloom in early April
The cherry trees around the Tidal Basin and West Potomac Park in Washington DC typically bloom around the first of April and last about ten days, marking a springtime event in the nation’s capital.
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Tidal Basin
West Potomac Park
Washington, D. C
E. R. Mason Heads Mason Family at Reunion
E R Mason was elected president of the Mason family of the middle west at the annual reunion held Saturday at Thomas park. Loren Craft was chosen vice president and Frances Hildebrand secretary treasurer a role she has held for sixteen years. The next reunion is set for August third Saturday at Thomas park with a noon picnic.
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E. R. Mason
Mason
Mason Family
Middle West
Thomas Park
Loren Craft
Frances Hildebrand
C. W. Mason
Cadesia
N. Y
Ida Schneider
Edgar Moon
Sioux City
Ely West
George
Kate Mason -Hogle
Herbert Hogle
Mount Vernon
Kirk
Minnicapolis
Funeral services for Mrs Mollie J Madden set Wednesday
Services for Mrs Mollie J Madden who died in San Francisco will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Yocom chapel with Marion Chapter No 183 O E S in charge and burial at Oak Shade cemetery. The body accompanied by John Madden will arrive Tuesday afternoon.
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Mollie J. Madden
San Francisco
Yocom Chapel
Marion
Oak Shade Cemetery
John Madden
Seventy-First Birthday Picnic at E S Johnston Home
A family gathering at the E S Johnston home Saturday celebrated the host's seventy first birthday with a picnic supper. Attendees included the Bert Neal and Julian Johnston families and out of town guests Mr and Mrs Angus Long with sons and Mrs Ethel Height and her daughter from Cedar Rapids.
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Mount Vernon
E. S. Johnston
Bert Neal
Julian Johnston
Angus Long
Ethel Height
Cedar Rapids
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