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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1933

Page

6

Hog Markets Show Irregularities Across Midsized Centers

Across major markets hog prices were uneven with some centers steady while others slipped. Chicago saw dull activity and about 7,4200 hogs in pens, prices around 370 head. Cleveland and Pittsburgh weaker to steady. East St Louis and Buffalo mixed with thousands in stockyards and fat lambs active in Chicago. Receipts totaled over twenty thousand cattle and sheep with varied bids across markets.

Chicago Buffalo Pittsburgh MIX & Butchers Cleveland St. Louis East St. Louis East Buffalo

Liquidation wipes out small gains on grain market

On Tuesday the grain market declined as liquidation erased small gains. September wheat fell sharply before the close, with corn and wheat near daily loss limits. Prices drifted lower across oats rye and borse while provisions weakened. Announcement of a 1.5 percent wheat acreage reduction aided an early rally, but futures settled near prior levels as buyers paused. Cash markets were mostly unchanged with receipts of 20 carloads of wheat, 84 of corn, and 51 of oats.

Chicago Board of Trade Seung Iass Wallace Setole

Grain and Hay Prices Noted in Cedar Rapids Miscellany

A fragmentary Cedar Rapids item lists grain and feed commodities with price hints including wheat, oats, rye, corn, hay, and straw. The garbled OCR shows figures like 30 cents and references to wholesale terms and farm goods, indicating a local market brief without clear dates or full details.

Chic Agg Market Report on 20 Cars for Sale in Minneapolis

Market listing shows 20 cars offered with prices in dollars. Unchanged shipment values reflect standard models and refinery notes. Futures at midweek hold steady with minor gains, reflecting steady demand in New York market segments.

Local hog and calf markets show weaker prices

Local porkers remain weak with prices slipping across grades. Prime hogs down to 365 dollars, various prime and packer quotes listed. Calf market ranges 1370 to 1900 pounds at about 400 to 676 dollars. Spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds priced around 56 to 97 dollars per hundredweight.

Civvy Briefs Anid Personals in Odd Pages

Fragmented text mentions an unnamed park, a court matter, and unclear names. No clear events, dates, or entities are readable to confirm a coherent news item or outcome.

Hal Chase Wins Spencer Tourney State Title

Hal Chase, the state champion, won the Spencer tournament after a 72-hole event finishing 13 strokes ahead with 288 strokes. Northwest gulf tourney victors included Toni tied for an around place with a 301 score.

Hal Chase Spencer Spencer Ty Val Chase Niotaes Estate Vine Bias Olga Thesdas MNO Spenser Schoo Ole Wa Adine Fragment Toni

Grain Movement And Grain Prices In Chicago Market Report

A fragmented OCR style feed from the Chicago grain market shows scattered references to corn wheat oats and other commodities with mentions of grade quality and exchanges. Several named terms hint at traders locations and grading terms, though the text remains largely unreadable and garbled.

Wall Street Stocks Start with Gains Then Selloff Across Markets

New York stocks opened in a cautious automatic rally Tuesday but a heavy afternoon selling wave pushed many leading shares down 1 to 3 points or more. Utilities and industrials showed some resistance while cotton futures wavered and bonds mixed as traders cited a drop in international dollar rates and grain market anxieties.

New York Nboughae Nicolo Ag Otfa Han

Market Roundup Posts Modest Changes Across Stocks

Stocks mixed with Allied Chemical down about six points and U S Smelting off around three. Santa Fe gains one, Baltimore and Ohio modestly higher. American Telephone Case U S Steel Westinghouse Chrysler General Motors Western Union down one to two. Railroads report July net operating income rise. Montagu Norman visit to financiers prompts speculation on market influence and pound dollar policy.

National Distillers Schenley American Commercial Alcohol U. S Allied Chemical U.S Santa Fe Baltimore and Ohio American Telephone Case U. S. Steel Westinghouse Chrysler General Motors Western Union Consolidated Gas North American NRA Montagu Norman Bank of England

Tulday Quotations From J E Bennett Co Yard

Wholesale price list style report from J E Bennett Co showing various stocks and commodity quotations including Adams, Houston, Amoco and Amalgamated brands, with numerous firm and shorthand entries for mines, motors, chemicals, and metals. Names such as Hudson Motors, Lehigh, Kennecott, and Louisville appear among the long line of tickers and prices.

J. E. Bennett & Co W.H. Jump Merchants National Mine Tulsday Adams Exp Homestke Adams Millis Houston Ou Adv Ramely Huwe Sound Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Allesheny Coron Gals Central Amed Chem Indus Rayon Alles Chalmers Amerada Corpn Tel & Tel Fdy Manville Am Gomt Ale Kayser Julius Kelly Kelvinator Coron Kennecott Kresee SS Kroger G & A Lambert Lehigh Valles Lehn & Fink Libbey Owens Lig & Myers Loews. Inc Lorillard Louisville Gas Am Wat Works Am Woolen Staenn Ae Ieee Ky Ae Armour Maytag Mfe Lal Armour Miami Armour Mont Ward Auburn Auto Aviation North Am Otis Callahan Ohio Cal Hecia Bex Eae Ovens Packard Iurs Balexnillars Ford BR Erro de Pasco Don Eronies Gas Phelps Dadee Ches Coron Phillins Pet Proctor Gambel Pullman Co Cheo Chissier Mir Colo Seaboard Recheck Shell Union Solvents Gan Summons Co Socony Consol Crown Cork Cudahy Stane Webster Toy Studebiker del Il Lex Corony Tex Fashmon Kodak Thom Starrett Faton Mfr Tex Land Ford Fee Ata Uri Gletter Cane Lynne Mestehanse Wes Cerards Capper S&t Chicago Morin & Vsoe

Bond Markets In New York Amid Mixed Trade

New York bonds show varied movement as traders assess government and corporate issues. Treasury notes and high-grade bonds traded with modest shifts while foreign exchange rates fluctuated. investors weighed rates and stability amid uneven economic signals.

Births Reported For Local Families In Late August

Born to Mr and Mrs J S Pityer rural route three on Aug 27 at St Lukes hospital a daughter Born to Mr and Mrs M M Neth 317 Fourteenth street NE a daughter on Aug 29 at St Luke's hospital Born to Mr and Mrs R W Johnston 1 Third avenue SW a daughter Willadelle Marie on Aug 20 Born to Mr and Mrs Morgan J Rath T4dh first street NW a son Robert JeLaine 27.

J S Pityer St Lukes Hospital M M Fourteenth Street St Luke's Hospital R.W Johnston Third Avenue Willadelle Marie Mro Morgan J Rath First Street Rovert JeLaine

McCreery Won't Seek Re‑Election and Crime Queries

In an extended People's Forum letter editor A De Forest and Chas E Hense challenge Dr. McCreery about crime, university deals, and a 500 expense bill. They question his past actions, local law enforcement support, and willingness to repay the state, urging accountability.

Dave Gazette McCreery State University A. de Forest Chas. E. Hense

Iowans Press Quick Action on Milk Marketing Pact

The Midwest Non-stock Co-operative Dairies association seeks a nationwide marketing agreement with a plea for fair pricing and uniform delivery. Addison Parker argues producers deserve an adequate share of milk prices, warning of trouble if conditions persist.

Beer Midwest Non-stock Co-operative Dairies Association Addison B. Parker Des Moines

Nellie Corliss A Tenth District Court Reporter Dies

Nellie E Corliss 57 longtime court reporter in the Tenth district died at People's hospital after two weeks post operation for carcinoma. Funeral tentatively set for Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Swan and Leytze funeral home with burial in Wilson cemetery east of Independence. Born Aug 24 1876 near Independence. Survived by sister Mrs Clark Madison and half sister Mrs Lewis Jaeger. Active in DAR Pythian Sisters Business and Professional Woman's club and Independence Garden club.

Independence Nellie E. Corliss Tenth Judicial District People's Hospital Swan and Coe College Cedar Rapids George A Corliss Dee Clark Madson Lewis Jaeger Tulsa Okla DAR, Pythian Sisters Business and Professional Woman's Club Independence Garden Club

Two Million Given Jobs by Johnson

Johnson proposes a wartime style $2 billion buying program to underwrite purchases of automobiles clothes furniture and other goods. An army of volunteers would buy to restart industry using pledged purchases and bank savings, aiming to lower prices now and boost overall industrial conditions.

Liberty Washington

Consumer duty to seek lowest prices warned by economist

University of Chicago economist William Ogburn told the City Club of Chicago that consumers should buy at the lowest prices for the same quality and investigate prices to curb inflation. He warned that prices rising faster than purchasing power could trigger another economic catastrophe and urged patriotism in seeking best prices.

Chicago Blue Eagle William Ogburn University of Chicago Consumers’ Advisory Board NRA Washington City Club of Chicago

Cedar Rapids Couples Secure Marriage Licenses

Foaward and Henrietta Maruick of Cedar Rapids obtained licenses to wed in a civil ceremony. The haste indicates plans for a local nuptial for the Cedar Rapids pair.

Hadacek Henrietta Maruick Cedar Rapids

Marion sewer bids debated as council reviews grant plan

Marion city council met Tuesday afternoon to consider bids for completing the sewer project halted by R F C funds withdrawal. Three Cedar Rapids firms bid totals from 14,953 to 19,891 while a rock bid came from J Wenke. Officials seek a 70 percent funding via loan or grant and may issue bonds to cover the remainder.

Marion R. FP. C Cedar Rapids J. W. Hopp Morehead Fredericson Perry Jayne J. Wenke Cedar Rock Public Works Board

Uproar at Veteran Meeting As Huey Targets Reform

In Milwaukee Huey Long spoke to veterans amid rowdy interruptions. He attacked Wall Street figures Morgan Rockefeller and Baruch, criticized the recovery program, federal pay cuts, pensions, and the Civilian Conservation Corps. He vowed to wait for Roosevelt to return to redistributive talk.

Milwaukee Morgan Wall Street Rockefellers Baruchs Recovery Administration Louisiana Roosevelt Federal Civilian Conservation Corps

McGurn Granted Eight Days To Prove Not Vagrant

Chicago. Jack McGurn, known for golf and machine guns, was given eight days by Judge Thomas A. Green to show he is not a vagrant. Arrested after finishing a round at Olympia Fields in the Western Open, he used the alias Vincent Gebardt and posted $10,000 bond for release. The judge set Sept 6 for trial under a new vagrancy act requiring proof of good reputation and occupation.

Chicago Jack McGurn Thomas A. Green McGurn Olympia Fields Country Club Vincent Gebardt

Iowa News in Brief: Silver wedding and local events

In Rowley more than seventy relatives gathered to honor the Mershon silver wedding anniversary and Mary Ann Stevens birthday with vows renewed by Dr N A Mershon. In Clarence about 5,000 people attended the Diamond Jubilee festivities, a Cedar County Farm Bureau band concert preceded races, and local teams beat Stanwood and Lowden. In Martelle the Peet family held its annual reunion and dinner at Anamosa City park with thirty-two attendees. In Independence Everett Nelson, 21, remains hospitalized after a gravel pit accident left him with a broken leg and knee injuries confirmed after a cave-in buried him up to his neck.

Rowley George Mershon Cedar County Farm Bureau Clarence Stanwood Lowden Martelle Peet Anamosa City Park Harry Peet Florence Glenn Peet Orah Lotie Gray Claude Peet Merle Earl Peet Gail V. J. Peet Marjorie Clarence Peet Jum

F D R Jr Takes Bullfighting Lessons in Paris

Franklin D Roosevelt Jr arrived in Paris after Spain visit and began lessons in bull fighting under Sidney Franklin of Brooklyn. He plans to return to Spain next year possibly to test young bulls on estates, while Franklin says he will retire in 1936 to raise bulls in Mexico and will not bring any to arenas.

Paris Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Spain Sidney Franklin Brooklyn Matador Roosevelt Franklin Mexico

Harvest Home Attendees and Local Notices From Springville

In Springville many residents attended Harvest Home events with families including Verna Woods and relatives. Notices detail visits to Washington and California, church auxiliary meetings, forthcoming September plans, DeMolay and O S gatherings, bridge club results, and various local families traveling or visiting. Ode to community life with reunions, registrations, and club activities across Marion and surrounding areas.

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