Hog Prices Decline Amid Mixed Beef and Pork Markets
In the latest market notes, hog prices show softness with yard trader bids fluctuating as traders seek stronger butchers. Cash receipts and slaughter rates vary by class, with feeders steady to higher and finished hogs mixed. prices range around 4.00 to 4.50 per hundredweight, while packers report cautious demand and steady to weak conditions for cows and bulls.
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Agowa
Averade
Tescare
Anita Saward
Ted Peasunes
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Fragments
Fragmented OCR text from Cedar Rapids listing assorted items and prices, including produce, wholesale goods, and vehicle notes. Mentions agriculture terms, retail lines, and scattered figures such as 4 and 6540 with damaged formatting but indicates a miscellaneous market page.
Grain prices rise as traders push into pit on Chicago market
Wheat led gains as traders surged into the pit on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat up 1/2 to 1 1/4 cents, December 97 3/4 cents. Corn rose about 1 1/2 to 144 cents, December 93 1/2 cents. Oats higher, hogs at Chicago stockyards eased amid overall firming cash prices. reports of domestic use shifts and Nebraska wheat movement noted.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Nebraska
Nat C. Murray
Clement Curtis and Company
Grain Movement and Market Notes From Minneapolis Wheat Prices
Grain prices and market activity show gains as grain movements shift with improved demand. The Minneapolis wheat market reports mixed prices for No 2 Northern and related futures with occasional strength in related grain futures and supportive government borrowing implications.
Treasury bonds mixed as traders weigh demand signals
The New York market shows Treasury issues trading with mixed prices amid cautious turnover. Bonds such as 3s and 4s fluctuated, with some quotes around 104 and 1042, while foreign power bonds and intermarket notes also moved, reflecting varied investor demand and shifting yields.
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Treasury
RAM
New York
Wall Street Stocks Advance Amid Broad Market Firmness
New York AP reports stocks rose notably on Tuesday as gains in aircraft shares and later rolls gave the market a firm tone. Major winners included American Telephone Union Pacific US Steel CPenney Western Union and Douglas Aircraft with about a million shares changing hands.
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International Printing
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Worthington Pump
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New York
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Produce Markets Report from New York and Chicago
Market notes from New York and Chicago show cheese receipts at 396 386 with stable prices. Butter and eggs mostly steady with mixed cheese and creamery products to watch. Live poultry markets ease, with varied chicken turkey and duck quotes. Futures for cheese and storage standards close mixed on the Chicago board.
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Express
Chicago
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Royal bridesmaid loses gems in London wedding
Prince Juli ana of the Netherlands, in London as bridesmaid for Princess Marina at the wedding to the Duke of Kent, misplaced a diamond bracelet valued at 35000 dollars, per the Daily Telegraph report.
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Gaines and Halsey Obtain Cedar Rapids Marriage Licenses
Thomas F. Gaines and Mary Halsey, both residents of Cedar Rapids, secured marriage licenses. The couple plans nuptials in the near future in the city.
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Mary Halsey
Cedar Rapids
King’s Crown Co Yard Office Break-In Reported
Police reported a break-in at the King's Crown Plaster yard office at I Avenue and Plesk Street NW. Thieves pried a padlock, rifled a first aid kit, and left after removing telephone cord and tyre items. no other property disturbed. Patralret Hines and Rittenburg reported.
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Brim Found Guilty in Town Electric Wire Theft Case
Walter Brim 23 of Cedar Rapids convicted by jury in Judge Moffit’s court on breaking and entering linked to aluminum wire theft from Town Electric Light and Power warehouse on Dewey Avenue. Brim one of six accused. alibi denied. closing arguments by County Attorney Thompson.
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Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
Town Electric Light and Power Company
Dewey Avenue
Brim
G. K. Thompson
E. J. Dahms
Robert W. Greene
Clara Perry
Central City
James Michael
Hannibal
Michael
Albert Harry Porter
Edna Naomi Forter
Harold Bruce
Ray Frasher
Clarence Allen Brown
James Bailey
Clifford Schulze
Chester Myers
Earl Stanley
L. B. Marshall
James H. Bailey
Plaintiff's Testimony Heard in Death Claim Trial
Testimony by Harry Rodman administrator of Cuff Main’s estate was heard in a $15 000 death action Tuesday before Judge F Ellison. The suit alleges fatal injuries from a collision near Marion on Highway No 11 on November 27 1932 involving a car driven by Miss Walter and owned by Cecil Walter Cedar Rapids.
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Building Co Granted 25694 Rental Claim
Judge A B Clark in district court Tuesday swore the Perfecton Building company judgment in a $25 694 rental claim at ten when Mrs Isseulah Paar a co defendant with TF Parr was adjudged in default The suit was based on plus under a lease made between the building company the Lincoln Hotel company and the Paars in 1924 on the Lincoln hotel premises at Second avenue and Fourth street SE The lease which excluded several storerooms specified a monthly rental of $1150 beginning Aug 1 1925 The lease was signed for the Lincoln Hotel company by Mrs Paar as president and H F Paar as treasurer manager. 1 190 Suit Settled For 375 A $1100 contract suit of Mollie Drahes against the Benefit Association of Railway Employes was settled between the parties to the suit in district court before Judge FE C Ring Monday morning with S375 judgment for the plaintiff The plantff assumed costs The suit was based on an insurance policy held by Frank A Douvanas who die last June 28 After to say overcome by the heat write working as a section fore ran. Pleads Not Guilty. Paul Lebeds 49 charged with legal possession of alcoholic bleg uin pled not guilty on district court Tuesday before Judge A B Clark and furnished $500 bond A true information was filed by County Attorney G K Thompson Police and a state agent arrested Lebeda at 55 Sixteenth avenue SW Sunday Judge Hl C Ring in district court Monday granted W L Spencer 40 a divorce from Edna P Spencer 36 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment Property rights were settled by stipulation The two were married Feb 24 1923.
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G. K Thompson
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Sugar Market and Currencies in New York Summary
Raw sugar prices remained unchanged with minor futures shifts. Foreign exchange rates list numerous currencies against the dollar, including British pound and French franc, with several foreign markets and cross rates noted. Flour market in Minneapolis shows unchanged prices with shipments and standard middlings reported.
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Minneapolis
Marion Area Clubs and Notices Refer to Holiday Gatherings
Marion section reports officers elected for a temple chapter with installation planned in January and a host of club meetings. Community members address home management courses, church activities, and social events, with deaths and hospital updates, along with a funeral notice for B C Sears and a visit from Cyrus Sears.
Iowa City youth in critical condition after self-inflicted gunshot
Grant Smith, about 24, of Iowa City, is in critical condition at University Hospital from gunshot wounds to the chest. County coroner Dr George Maresh said recovery is unlikely and that the motive for the attempted self-harm was not established.
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Continue Red Cross Drive Rest Of Week
Severe weather delays end of annual Red Cross roll call with returns not completed until week’s end.
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Missionary Secretary To Speak On World Friendship Program
Dr George N White Midwest executive secretary of the American Missionary Association will be guest speaker at the World Friendship Institute supper program at First Congregational church in the assembly room Wednesday at 6 15 p m He is a world traveler who recently attended the West Central Africa Mission jubilee and will describe his experiences Anyone interested is invited The program will start at 6 45 p m
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World Friendship Institute
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Nazarene Church Hosts Evangelistic Series
The Rev J P Wolpe described as from the gangland of Chitaggy conducts evangelistic meetings at the Church of the Nazarene on Fouvenus WW. The series began Monday and runs through December 16.
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Gangland
Chitaggy
Church of the Nazarene
Rembrandt Voters Back Selling City Light Plant
Rembrandt residents vote 122 to 8 in favor of selling the municipally owned light and power plant to Northwestern Light and Power of Cedar Rapids. Purchase price is $9,500 with assumption of bonded debt and a 25 year franchise for the buyer.
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Northwestern Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Light Company
Stonerook’s Son Killed in California Mine Collapse
William Stonerook, son of S. B. Stonerook former Iowa Falls Sentinel publisher, died in a Placerville gold mine tunnel collapse. The youth was crushed when timbers gave way. His father long headed the Iowa Falls Sentinel after moving from the Tra Cr Star Clipper.
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Calfornia
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S. B. Stonerook
Iown
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Placerville
Calif
Kenyan Camp Fire Group Plans Plymouth Rock Tea Event
The Kenyan orang Camp Fire group will host a Plymouth Rock tea Saturday from 2 to 5 at Barbara Sloss's home. Members will wear coloring costumes and present an old fashioned program with handwork exhibits. A silver offering will be received. Mothers and friends of Camp Fire work are invited. Mrs. Layer and son Lyle visited Perry after Thanksgiving. Doris Layer remains with Mrs. Hardenbrook.
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Harry Layer
Lyle
Perry
Mar
Cedar Rapids
Doris Layer
Frank J. Hardenbrook
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