Chicago Hog Prices Jump as Demand Improves at Markets
Chicago hog prices rise to top $8.05 with receipts totaling 18 800 across five markets. Cattle and sheep receipts share the trend with steady to higher bids, top steers at $1090 and hog prices advancing on Wednesday amid tight hog supply.
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Local hog prices rise on market gains
Local hog prices moved higher on Wednesday with an up 15 cent gain across grades. Top hog price reaches 730 while packer top hits 650 with assorted quotas for light, good to choice, and heavy packers across 220 to 440 pound ranges.
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Wholesale Fruits and Groceries Prices in Cedar Rapids
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows diverse produce and grocery items with prices ranging from 44c for oats to $4.90 for peaches and $4,200 for Balbus item. Includes vegetables, fruits, meats, and household goods. OCR reads like a market catalog with numerous line items and inconsistent spellings.
Grain Movement and Wheat Prices Amid Market Receipts
OCR text shows a busy Chicago grain movement with mixed wheat grades No 2 red winter and white, corn entries, and Timothy hay notes. Minneapolis market receipts indicate barge and rail arrivals, with prices and protest mentions by week, including May and June marks, and references to market activity and tonnage.
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Cincago
Timothy Sefid
Fragmented OCR Reading of Market Data and Places
A garbled OCR page lists global locations and figures including New York, Hungary, Iran, and Amsterdam with scattered references to markets, futures, and standards. It mentions places, entities, dates, and numbers in a distorted stream, lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Grain Prices Rally Despite Oversold Signals
Grain prices rose on the Chicago Board of Trade amid oversold conditions and inflation talk. Wheat and corn led advances with support from Liverpool, Morgenthau inflation expectations, frost damage reports in Canada, and strong hog by products. Deliv erys and cash quotes mirrored joint strength across cereals as buyers entered aggressively.
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Chicago Board of Trade
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Chicago Quotations Furnished by Lamson Brothers and Co
Oisbrow, manager Cedar Rapids police, 503 Merchants National Bank building, phone 2-3141.
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Lamson Brothers and Co
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Cedar Rapids Olice
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Markets Report from Wisconsin and New York Markets
Market notes show mixed receipts and steady to moderate demand across poultry butter and eggs. Wisconsin and Minnesota centers report graded meat and dairy prices with several items like butter and cheese holding firm. New York dairy and poultry prices show slight shifts amid steady to higher creamery butter and unchanged cheese.
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Idaho
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New York
Wall Street Ends Mixed After Morning Firmness
The New York stock market paused from early strength with light selling nudging losses for rails and several industrials. Alcohols, packing shares led gains while New York Central, Case and Western Union pared earlier climbs as bonds rallied modestly and foreign currencies moved higher.
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Man shoots woman then shoots self in Minneapolis apartment
In Minneapolis two shot incidents left Mrs Pauline Rankin dead at General Hospital and Sam Wollowich Ramsey wounded and not expected to survive. Police say Rankin and Wollowich had been living together and quarreling for months. Rankin planned to leave for Mason City Iowa with her son.
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Harvest Home festival names Springville exhibit winners
At the thirtieth Harvest Home festival in Springville 10,000 people watched awards for fruit vegetables and grain. John Noah won best ten ears corn and best ear. J A Davis took second for corn. Estell Thompson and Elma Fisher led early Irish potatoes and tomatoes, with Walter Parker and Wilbur Whitaker among other top plates. The Carbee family won flower prizes, and Henry Carbee led bouquets. Premiums were paid by check as Robert Bair announced results. a band concert and a dance closed the evening at Butler park.
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Butler Park
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Bud Rissler
Lorraine Lee Hinton
Cedar Rapids
Deaths Mrs Elen Stephen Cedar Rapids Resident
Mrs Elen Stephen wife of Dr R J Stephen 1540 C avenue NE died in a local hospital at 835 p m Tuesday Born March 4 1893 at Arvilla ND she had lived in Cedar Rapids two years Member of Central Park Presbyterian Church Survived by husband twin infant daughters mother and three sisters all of Malcolm Body to be taken to Malcolm for funeral services at the Presbyterian church Thursday at 230 p m
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Presbyterian Church
Mrs Lucy Betow Dies at Home in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lucy Ann Betow wife of William Betow died at 815 a.m. Wednesday at 825 Seventh Street SW after residing in Cedar Rapids fifteen years. Born December 8 1879 in Leadmine Wisconsin she is survived by her husband and two sons James E Betow and Clifford S Betow both of Cedar Rapids. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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New Orleans Wins First Of Series For Legion Ball Title
In Chicago the New Orleans western champions beat Cumberland Maryland eastern champs 5-4 after a seven inning four run rally. A 10,000 crowd watched as New Orleans right fielder drove in the winning run in the seventh. Burke allowed six hits for New Orleans while Triplett yielded eight for Cumberland.
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Payton Sells 49 Percent Of Kaws To Two Associates
Topeka Kansas report says 49 percent of the Topeka Western League baseball club is sold to Robert George of Emporia and Jack Charvat of Topeka. George and Charvat buy stock from Art Ewald then Robert Hartley. Payton remains owner and playing manager. Charvat to handle business side. Price not disclosed.
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South English Team Wins Local Baseball Tournament
The Sunday tournament on the Dobbins Neld West drew a large crowd. Five games featured Dobbins Dillon Moy er Green Valley Sigourney and South English. South English captured the title by beating Moy er 16 to 7 Dillon 14 to 2 and Dobbins 7 to 3.
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Major League Leaders and Batting Averages From ABA Scores
A garbled summary lists top hitters and teams including Gehringer Tigers and Gehrinser, with partial stats like 124 483 10 and 174 360. Mentions the Yankees and Red Sox among other clubs in a race for season leaders.
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Cote Cure Eyts An Tehnsan — Arhietics
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Schwartzentruber Expected To Live
Arthur Schwartzentruber a Coe college senior and star football player suffered a double skull fracture and fractured jaw in a Delafield Wisconsin car crash. Doctors say his condition is favorable and he has regained consciousness. Fred Hild, a former Coe athlete, was also injured but not seriously.
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Drought Cattle Arrive for Cedar Rapids Pasture
Ninety two head of cattle from southern Iowa drought area arrived in three stock cars. They were unloaded at Crandie near Cedar Rapids and herded to the R. M. Menary farm with relief workers acting as cowboys. One steer is listed as missing after escaping several fences. Two carloads of cattle were also being unloaded at Walker, and a carload at Springville.
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Mary Pickford Won’t Deny Reconciliation with Fairbanks
Hollywood AP report notes Mary Pickford declining to deny a reconciliation with Douglas Fairbanks. Readers had heard of renewed plans to announce a reunion after Fairbanks’s return from Europe. Pickford had previously sued for divorce, but no trial date was set.
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Drunk driving case and court actions listed in county docket
Wilmer Werner a 28 year old Center Point resident pled not guilty in district court before Judge H C Ring on a drunk driving charge. Bond set at 500 dollars. E H Lugegitt a 48 year old Rockford transient held for investigation with fingerprints pending. Other matters include partition action in Mackey estate and divorce bid by Georgina Reidel, plus several civil suits and judgments against Atkinson Krska Chalupsky and others.
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Bureau of Identification
CCC Worker Killed By Rock At Osborne Quarry
Darwin Anway 18, of the Lamont CCC camp, died after a 150 pound rock rolled from a hill and struck him at a quarry near Osborne on Highway 13. The accident occurred at 11 10 am Wednesday during Backbone State park rock work. Anway, son of W A Anway of Cedar Falls, was the first CCC fatality in the seventh corps area.
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Marion voters to decide on fifteen year power franchise
Marion residents will cast ballots Thursday on an ordinance granting a fifteen year franchise to the Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at city hall First ward. Second ward Methodist church. Third ward Legion hall. Fourth ward fire station.
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