Limited Gains In Hog Prices Sweep Across Markets
Cattle and hog prices edged higher on Thursday with good demand but uneven activity in several markets. Chicago showed a mostly steady to slightly higher tone on light weights while other centers and East St Louis logged 10 to 15 cent gains. Total receipts approached 20 000 head in Chicago and Cleveland with variable buying by packers and traders.
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Chicago
Parketa
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Tvoe
St Louis
East Bufflo
Ease St. Louis
Ain Bo
East Buffalo
Pittsburon
Cieveane
Pittspore
VOW
Moines
Os Dept Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
Fragments From Cedar Rapids Column
Readable scraps describe a Cedar Rapids item with mixed text notes, street references, and scattered phrases. The fragmentary content references people and places without a coherent narrative or clear events.
Market Notes Improve as Rains Rise and Wheat Prospects Grow
Weather dampens drought fears as rains move up, lifting futures. Chicago wheat December climbs on better sentiment and export sales. corn and oats rally with firmer cash prices and short covering amid mixed shipments and receipts. rye and futures show modest gains while provisions stay dull.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
van Cools
Onta
Rve
Murter Arahas
Sterling Exchange
Argentina
Chicago produce market report from AP summary
Markets show slow trading for potatoes with U S shipments near 581 million pounds. Wisconsin round whites top at 72 percent of Michigan Russets, with Colorado and Idaho figures listed. Poultry prices ease for live cars and hens, butter receipts mixed, eggs receipts steady with various grade prices. New York and Midwest cheese, eggs and butter markets show mixed to firmer trends with standard and special pack variations. Raw sugar futures steady, refined steady at 415.
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Chicago
Ap! U
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
New York
Mid-Western
Kennery
Flour Market Update from Minneapolis and Chicago Futures
Miscellaneous market notes show Minneapolis flour shipments and prices for bran middlings and standard middlings. Chicago futures touch on egg futures and foreign exchange as traders watch price movements and feeder markets amid shifting demand.
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Minneapolis
Grain Movement Prices at Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Grain movement notes show Chicago cash grains for wheat and corn with various No 2 mixed and white prices, plus Minneapolis cash grain details for wheat and corn with multiple bids. The data lists bid prices, quality grades, and market symbols, reflecting a chaotic OCR page of commodity quotes.
British note sparks market rally and dividend calendar
It was reported Franco dispatched his reply to the American message and a British note publication was expected Sunday. A sharp rally in the pound and early grain weakness supported stocks as December dividend meetings loom with many regular payments forecast by brokers. The copper conference stalls on major points pending Ron Antelope's arrival.
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Franco
Ron Antelope
Hector
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs steady on the local market with no changes in any grades. Top price held at 270, market quotes reflect stable demand and current conditions with listed lot numbers and grade references.
Bond Markets Enduring Shifts Amid Global Rates
The report outlines fluctuations in global bond markets driven by shifting monetary policies and upcoming economic data. Analysts note a cautious mood as investors weigh central bank signals, inflation trends, and geopolitical risks.
Anamosa Prisoners Plead Not Guilty in Murderous Assault
Walter Darton 22 and Guy Barton 10 reformatory prisoners arraigned in district court from Antimon. Sheriff Petrus and Deputy Condon observed as they pleaded not guilty to a charge of murderous assault tied to an alleged mobile ambush. The incident occurred two miles east of Marion on highway 11 when a passenger, Art Wallace of Osceola, attempted to intervene as the victims claimed a ruse and a pistol was waved during the confrontation.
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Walter Dareton
Guy Barton
Antimon
Joseph A. Petrus
Barry Condon
John Ph Mofitt Thoraday Norutog
Mott
Short
Art Wallace
Osceola
Pasonger
Mies Eut
Marion
Highway 11
Court House News on Cedar Rapids Crevice Safe Case
Mile Chehak a Cedar Rapids chemist testifies as a state witness in the trial of Russell Case and George Sanders for breaking and entering at the Springville dairy safe. He links material from the tool with the Searles Dairy inner lining. $38 was in the safe. The trial adjourned after Thursday testimony and prior motions.
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Mile Chehak
Cedar Rapids
Russell Case
Springville
Case
George Sanders
Searles Dairy Company
Chehak
Searles
Sanders
Joseph A Petrus
Larry Condon
Guy Linville
John T. Moffit
Petrus
Condon
L. R. Schrader
Norton Lemon
Land and Building Co wins lien dispute in Packer Products case
Judge H C Ring ruled for the Iowa Land and Building Company in the receivership dispute with J W Hopp Construction over who holds a landlord's lien or a mechanic's lien. The agreement found equipment installed by the construction firm was not part of the realty.
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Iowa Land and Building Company
J. W. Hopp Construction Company
Packer Products Company
H C Ring
Dismissals and continuances in local drunk driving cases
Dismissal of the operating while intoxicated charge against J F Berry on prosecuting witness recommendation. Continuances on S D McElroy L P Hogan and John Shrope motions. Ce cil Jastram’s drunk driving case dismissed by Judge Moffit on county attorney motion. Jastram pled not guilty September 6. Also a damage suit for 5765 filed by Curtis I Ring against Thomas O Bailey and A Drive It company over a crash at D avenue and Fifteenth Street NE on October 8. Ring claims car damage to his wife LaVerle Ring. Jury in Al Kane replevin case against M W Kent and Anna Kent Kane retires to deliberate a Chrysler in dispute of ownership from Charles E Newcomb.
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J F Berry
S D McElroy
L. P Hogan
John Shrope
Cecil Jastram
Moffit
Jastram
Curtis I Ring
Thomas O. Bailey
A Drive It Company
Bailey
LaVerle Ring
D Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Kane
District Court
FO. Ellison
al Kane
M W Kent
Anna Kent Kane
Kents
Chrysler
Charles E. Newcomb
Newcomb
Renta
99 Days Of Leave County Vagrancy Case Rules Sentence
Fay Johnson fined 90 days in county jail on a vagrancy charge suspended on good behavior and leaving the county. Judge John T. Momit presided Wednesday in district court. The Wall Manufacturing Co. received a default judgment of 36320 in district court. Paasche Airbrush Co. had a recount suit and attachment proceedings. Blatz Brewing Co. sought 219570 judgment in a quiet action against M Bullivan in Milwaukee.
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Fay Johnson
John T. Momit
Wall Manufacturing Company
Paasche Airbrush Company
John T Mount Itn
Sie Blatz Brewing Company
Ailwaukee
Fo M Bullivan Dang
Golden Seal Ves
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
The report shows Cedar Rapids traffic tolls for the year with figures on accidents injuries and fatalities. It lists 215 accidents and 36 dead with 12 missing or unaccounted.
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Cedar Rapids
Massacre Reach Report Confirms 2700 Killed in Village
Eye witness recounts a brutal massacre near Fushun in Manchuria where hundreds died as Japanese and Manchukuo forces struck. Survivors describe bloodied clothing, a hidden common grave, and fear of a nearby hut tied to a Japanese informer.
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Fushion
South Manchuria
Fushun
Farm Board Issue Again Discussed In Congress
Washington AP reports farm relief plans focus on abolishing the farm board amid strong sentiment from some farmers. Others argue the board should continue, especially in cooperative marketing, with continued authority to stabilize prices generally opposed by critics.
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Washington
City Briefs and Personals
R. E. Snyder of rural route one pled not guilty to a reckless driving charge in police court. He will be tried Friday. Mrs Ida Lysinger of Ponca City Oklahoma arrived for an indefinite stay with her sister Mrs A G Charter at 314 A avenue NW after visiting Conrad.
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R. E. Snyder
Ida Lysinger
Ponca City
Okla
Conrad
A. G. Charter
A Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids Attorney E A Johnson Wins State Seat
Cedar Rapids attorney Elmer A Johnson who was elected as Linn county state representative filed a campaign report showing expenditures of 104.50. An Associated Press dispatch released today notes the filing with the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer A Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Associated Press
Ill Darrydale Man Visits Relative in West Liberty
Wilson Johnson of Darrydale visited his ill nephew William Johnson in West Liberty on Thursday. He plans to recuperate there before returning to Cedar Rapids where he has lived 32 years. He is 69 years old.
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Wilson Johnson
Darrydale
West Liberty
William Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Unplanned Fox Hunt Near Cedar Rapids Nets No Foxes
An impromptu fox hunt was staged Wednesday and Thursday through woods and farms west of Cedar Rapids for fourteen silver foxes that escaped from a Log Cabin tourist park pen run by Mr and Mrs John Cox. By noon Thursday none of the animals had been located.
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Cedar Rapids
Log Cabin
John Cox
Birth notice for Hov land couple daughter in St. Luke"s
A daughter was born December 1 at St. Luke's Hospital to Mr and Mrs A J Hov land of 516 Eighteenth Street SE.
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A J. Hovland
Eighteenth Street
St. Luke's Hospital
Ralph Michel
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Michel
Carol Remington
Marion area notices recount church, club events and obits
Mrs Her ielts Magelberg 8, dies after brief illness. Services for Haneliara Hagelberg and family rites at Oak Shade Cemetery. Linn County Sunday School convention December 8 at Mirat Presbyterian Cedar Rapids. Marion Nature and Garden Club plans Christmas party December 14 and gifts for Perkins Hospital children Iowa City. Local dinners and church events feature incommunity notices with several personal announcements and meetings.
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Linn County
Mirat Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Eva Callerman
Dex Moines
Ralphinl Collis
Charles City
R. J. Montgomery
Chinnell
Newton H. Carman
Des Moines
T. Raymond Allston
Omaha
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Clyde Derflinger
A. A. Schenken
Lula Toms
Federation of Women's Clubs
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
D. S. Stewart
Lillian Bleakly
Andrew P. Munsen
Munsen
F. C. H. Schminke
Ackley
Pay for Mistaken Goods Collected by Store Manager
James Murray, store manager, collected a bill Thursday for goods not invoiced. He received a letter with 107 dollars and a note claiming a towel for seven cents and a glassware set for one dollar were in a package by mistake when the store opened. The store has operated for over two years.
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James Murray
Woman Survives Grave Robbers Rescue in Transylvania
In Trenteamare Central Transylvania a woman named Josefine Nagy was found alive in a coffin after grave robbers dug up her grave. They fled when the corpse moved, and Nagy walked home. Her husband wanted to "pay them" for returning her alive.
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Bucharest
Josefine Nagy
Trenteamare
Transylvania
Josefine
Farmer Nagy
Chicago Milk Cut 2 Cents Ends Prolonged Controversy
Chicago dairy prices dropped nine cents a quart from eleven to nine cents and six cents a pint, with reductions also on cream and buttermilk. About half the cuts are borne by farmers and half by dealers and wagon drivers who took wage reductions.
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Chicago
INL
Las Vegas Divorces Lose Highballs as Prohibition Raids Hit
Federal agents swept Las Vegas at night closing 15 saloons and arresting 30 people including two women. Tourists and workers found a quiet desert city as Boulder Dam workers lacked celebration venues and the Golden Camel and other famed spots were shut down.
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Las Vegas
Nev
INS
Nevada
Boulder Dam
Federal
Prohibition
Marcella Smith
Col
George Seavers
San Francisco
Southern California
Widow Mrs Marion Kortson Dies at Home
Mrs Marion Kortson widow of John Kortson died suddenly at 10 30 p m Wednesday She was born March 25 1851 in Gillette Wisconsin and lived here since 1872 Survived by two sons W R and J F Kortson near Buffalo a grandson Paul E Kortson near Vinton three sisters Jennie Juvenal McCracken Kan Mrs John d Juvenal Brawley California and Mrs Lou Paul Redlands California Funeral at Turner chapel 2 p m Saturday Rev G A Kite of New Buffalo church officiating burial in Shiloh cemetery Flowers declined
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Mapelberg
Aly
Cat Hanelharg
Ala
Haneliara
Marion
Wey
Aha
Dutheran Ehureh Ating
Valie
Cehinehipe
Tligelberg
Ati
Asia
Ana Tharp
Centersamt
Charles Hagelbers
Rocksatan
Tngelberg
Noouyy
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John Kortson
Gillette
Wis
W. R
J. F. Kortson
Buffalo
Paul E. Kortson
Vinton
Jennie Juvenal
McCracken
Kan
John d Juvenal
Brawley
Calif
Lou Paul
Redlands
Turner Chapel
G. A. Kite
New Buffalo Church
Shiloh
Funeral for Frank Pidima Plans Service Friday
Funeral services for Frank Pidima will be held at 1 30 p m Friday in the South Side Commercial club with Rev Francis Pokorny Burlat officiating. Burial will be in Bohemian National cemetery. Friends may call at Lesinger Polansky chapel from 7 to 9 p m Thursday.
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Frank Pidima
South Side Commercial Club
Francis Pokorny Burlat
Bohemian National Cemetery
Lesinger-Polansky Chapel
Woman leaps to death with daughter in Denver hotel
A 30-year-old woman registered as Mrs J B Miller of Colorado Springs leaped from the tenth floor of a downtown Denver hotel Wednesday night, killing herself and her 7-year-old daughter. Their bodies were found on a theater roof next door at the same height as the hotel’s third floor, with both victims fatally injured. Authorities pursued the motive as they investigated the tragic incident.
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Denver
Colo
INS
J. B Miller
Colorado Springs
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