Hog Market Mixed Activity as Receipts Lag
Chicago with modest week opening demand saw 10 to 15 cent gains in moderate trade while top hog prices hovered around 355 with bulk around 335. Cattle and sheep markets showed uneven demand and varied gains with Chicago and Cleveland trading higher while East Buffalo and East St Louis faced mixed results.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Lous
East St Louis
Pittsburch
East St. Louis
ST Louis
Ot Vearing Wethers
Steadt
Kansas City
Omaha Ee
St Joseph Se
Sioux City
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Wheat Leads Grain in Sharp Upturn Near Closing
Wheat led a sharp upturn in closing trades on the board of trade with small session activity. Corn oats and rye followed, late upturn from short covering as prohibition repeal rate in the house showed progress. Cash prices and receipts noted with slight changes across grains and provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Argentina
Seaboard
Markets Chronicle Mixed Produce and Poultry Prices
Central market notes show varying prices for potatoes butter eggs and poultry. Fresh and stabilized rates appear for creamery butter eggs and live poultry with shifts in several items across regional and nationwide outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Financial Market Snapshot and Commodities Roundup
Mixed commodity and futures notes with prices for cotton, coffee, and flour futures. Includes references to Chicago and New York exchanges, foreign exchange, and a range of international market moves with varied figures and dates.
Local Cedar Rapids Markets Feature Hodgepodge Goods Text
A garbled Cedar Rapids market list shows grain rent gas prices vegetables and various goods including potatoes crackers and hides. The fragment mentions premium furs and mink values as well as a note about a London hairdresser’s glow dye invention.
Grain Movement and Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
Chicago cash grain and Minneapolis cash grain markets show movements with corn prices around 22 cents and mixed mentions of wheat, rye, timothy seed, clover seed, and oats. Prices reflect receipts, protein content notes, and deliveries for futures nearby, with references to No 1 Northern and dark northern classifications and durum varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Bond Markets Report Sees Indecision Amid Mixed U S Trade News
In New York bonds showed limited direction as traders weighed open congressional talks and expected earnings. Firms like Bacinoere and Ohio Toutes led modest gains while British and Australian markets fluctuated. U S government issues remained quiet and steady with Treasury notes and bonds quoted across several maturities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peesler
Exchaners
Cannes
Ted
Uorter Corporation
Manta
Peter Dale
Orme Oo Bacinoere
Ohio
Pdy
Artoe
Phiadelph
Gitiens
Omeaha
Geemar
United States
Wilton Junction Defeats LeClaire 25 to 11 in Opener
Wilton Junction high school beat LeClaire 25 to 11 to start the season. Next Friday they host West Liberty on their home floor. In the same night, the junior high edged Conesville 14 to 13. Wilton’s seconds lost 22 to 12 to Conesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton Junction
LeClaire
Wilton Encointers
Fast West Liberty
Conesville
Wilton Seconds
Conroy High Defeats Williamsburg In Season Opener
Conroy high basketball won its first game of the season defeating Williamsburg 33 to 21. Conroy has 13 boys enrolled and all are dressed in basketball suits ready to substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy In- Conroy High
Williamsburg
Conroy
Local Hog Market Prices Rise on Monday Trade
Hog prices strengthened on the local market with a 5 cent rise across all grades Monday morning and a further 5 cent advance on prime grades at noon. The prime top reaches 270 dollars and the good packet top hits 215 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
SHECP
Wall Street Trades End Mixed As Week Opens
Stocks opened the week with mixed action as late trading pared earlier gains. Major utilities and industrials showed fractional losses while transportation and select blue chips held slim advances amid dull turnover and market caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ownes Glass
Steel Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Union Pacific Santa Fe
Deaths of Mrs Julia Stepanek and Albert Blaha in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Julia Stepanek 50 wife of Joseph Stepanek of 1029 Tenth Avenue SE died at a local hospital after a brief illness. Born in Bohemia Feb 15 1898 she came to Cedar Rapids at age 7. Survived by husband four children and three grandchildren. Funeral 8:30 am Wednesday at Lesinger-Polansky chapel then 9 am St. Wenceslaus Church. Burial St John’s Cemetery. Friends may call 7–9 pm Tuesday. Albert Blaha 79 of 1416 Third Street SE died at a local hospital at 5:15 am Sunday after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia April 24 1853 he and wife came from Bohemia fifty four years ago. Survived by wife and niece Carrie Vanous of Cedar Rapids. Funeral 8:30 am Tuesday and 9 am St. Wenceslaus Church. Burial St John’s Cemetery. Friends may call 7–9 pm Monday.
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Julia Stepanek
Joseph Stepanek
Tenth Avenue SE
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Zachar
William
Joseph, Jr
Emil
Joanne Zachar
Mary Ellen
Betty Jane Stepanek
Albert Blaha
Third Street
Aingering
Vining
Julia
Mary
Carrie Vanous
Cedar Rapps
Lesinger-Polansky
St Wenceslaus Church
August Vojacek
St John’s Cemetery
Mrs Eva Ellison Dies in California at 69
Mrs Eva F Ellison 69 sister of Otis Newman of Cedar Rapids long time Martelle resident died in Watsonville California on December 3 She was born October 10 1863 in Martelle and moved to California last summer Survived by two children two sisters and three brothers Funeral arrangements pending Cedar Rapids burial to follow
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Eva F. Ellison
Otis Newman
Cedar Rapids
Martelle
Watsonville
Calif
Ellison
California
S. H. Ellison
E. C Gotsch
Emma Miller
Frank Holcomb
A. H. Newman
G A Newman
Infant Bres trom Dies After Short Illness
Edwin L Bres trom, two month old son of Mr and Mrs Edwin G Bres trom, died at 1607 Sixth Street NW at 8 30 pm Sunday after a brief pneumonia illness. He is survived by parents three brothers James Donald Billie and a sister Patricia. Body at Monahan Funeral home pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin L Brestrom
Edwin G. Brestrom
Sixth Street
James
Donald BiIllie
Patricia
Monahan
Waukon Man Dies of Natural Causes
A coroner's jury in Waukon Iowa ruled that Edward Gilbertson died of natural causes after an autopsy showed no poison or injury. The death, dated February 19, occurred in his home where he lived alone, with lobar pneumonia and acute dilation of the heart cited as causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukon
Edward Gilbertson
Gilbertson
Kidnaped Girl Found Hiding in Bed by Detective
Nine year old Jean Edwards daughter of a University of Chicago professor disappeared at 5 pm Sunday. Detective Sergi Morris found her hidden under her bed around 2 pm Monday after police had searched all night. She remained fully clothed with her head under the covers and said she had been hiding there all along. Authorities dropped the case as the child’s safety was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jean Edwards
University of Chicago
Sergi Thomas Morris
Jean
Morris
Births for Wallace Post Ronald Lacy Jost Wy more and others
Birth notices record Rose Mary born to Mr and Mrs Wallace Post at 152 Seventeenth avenue SW. Mary Jo Ann born to Mr and Mrs Ronald E Lacy at 807 Ellis boulevard NW and St Luke's hospital. Vernon Jost son born at Mercy hospital. John Wy more son born at 1725 Seventh avenue SE and Mercy hospital. Raymond Edda daughter born at 611 d 1 avenue NE.
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Wallace Post
Seventeenth Avenue
Rose Mary
Dee
Ronald E Lacy
Ellis
Mercy Hospital
Dee 3
Raymond Edda
D 1
Avenue NE
House Voted On Repeal Move Amid Broad Roll Call
The record lists numerous House members from multiple states with pro and opposing votes on the repeal move. Several Democrats and Republicans across Ala to Pa are named, showing a wide geographic split and numerous paired votes.
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McLeod
Mich
McMillan
McReynolds
McSwain
C. Maas
Major
Mi. Maloney
Mansféld
Tex
Martin
Mass
Ky. Mead
Mitchener
Millard
Milligan
Mitchell
Tenn
Montague
Montet
Moore
Nelson
Dt Mo
Wis
Niedtinghaus
Ri Mo
Nolan
Norton
J. O'Connor
Oliver
Ala
Olver
Overton
Owen A. Palmizano
Parker
Parsons
Ill
Peavey
Perkins
Person
Schuetz
Seger Shannon
Shreve RV
Sinclair
Sirovich
Smith
Snell
Somers
Spence
Stafford
Steagall
Alo
Stewart
Stokes
Sullivan
Sumners
Ohio
Wood
Woodruff
Woodrum
Wyant
Adkins
Allen
Ayres
Beedy
Biddle
Blanton
di Tex
Bowman
Brand
Crail
Calif
Crowther
Culkin
Davenport
Dominick
C. Dowell
Doxey
Miss
Driver
di Ark. Eaton
Cole
Elges
Es- Heck
Evans
Callf
Finley
Frear
Ida
Fuller
Ark
Garber
Okla
Gilchrist
Glover
Goldsborough
Goodwin
Minn
Greenwood
Ind
Guyer
Hardy
Colo
Hare
S. C
Haugen
Hawley
Hoch
Hogg
Holaday
Hope
Hopkins
Mac
Houston
Priddleston
Hull Morton
Jenkins
Johnson
Kelly
Ketcham
Mich. Kinzer
Ta Kurtz Sr
Lambertson
Lankfort
Larsen
Leavitt
Mont
Loofbourow
Utah Lovette
Luce
McFadden
McGugin
McKeown
McGrady
Miller
Mobley
Moorhead
Mouser
Murphy
Parks
Patridge
Patman
Patterson
Polk
Ragon
Ramseyer
Rangin
Miss Reed
Tarver
Taylor
Temple
Thurston
Timberlake
Underhill
Ganders
Texas
Deutrich
Asavist—Sciberling
Colby urges world bonds to fund war debt reform
Former secretary of state Bainbridge Colby proposed an international bond issue to liquidate global war debts. He suggested a League of Nations controlled corporation issuing 40 or 50 year bonds with a sinking fund, funded by debtor nations and the United States based on 1932 military expenditures. The US would eventually receive the payments.
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Boston
Bainbridge Colby
Clover Club
Colby
League of Nations
United States
Freedom Denied D. C. Stephenson
Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick denied the habeas corpus petition of D. C. Stephenson former Indiana Klan leader. The motion sought release from life imprisonment at Michigan City state prison for the 1925 murder of Sfadge Oberwoltzer of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend, Indiap
Thomas W Slick Monday
D. C. Stephenson
Indiana
Ku Klux Klan
Habeas Corp
Michigan City
Sfadge Oberwoltzer
Inddangpolis
Two Springville Men Injured In Ditch Crash
James Pirie age 20 and Dale Miller, both Springville residents, were injured when Miller's car went off Highway No. 161 into a ditch two miles east of Marion. Pirie had head injuries but was reported stable. Miller had a laceration to a hand and was released later.
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James Pirie
Springville
Dale Miller
Marion
Pirie
St. Luke's Hospital
Miller
St. Luke's
Cedar Rapids
Lenna Huffman dies. Marion librarian served city
Lenna Huffman 70 longtime Marion librarian and former German teacher died at 988 Fourteenth Street after illness since June. She taught in Linn county rural schools Nashua and Anamosa before joining Marion High School and became public librarian in 1919. Survived by four sisters and other relatives funeral Tuesday at Yocom chapel with burial in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Lenna Huffman
Carnegie Public Lbrary
Marion
Fourteenth Street
Miss Huffman
Cornell College
University of Wisconsin
Linn County
Nashua
Illinois
Anamosa High School
Marion High School
Marion Shakespeare Club
Mary Howe
Charles Nash
Zula Huffman
Howard Marshall
Minneapolis
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
William H. Bridwell
Oak Shade Cemetery
Odd Fellows And Rebekahs To Hold Annual Homecoming
Osceola lodge No. 18 I O O F and Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 plan their annual homecoming in the I O O F hall Tuesday evening with dinner at 6 30 and dancing after roll call. The piece lists lodge history, memberships, and officers past and present, noting 777 members enrolled historically and 179 currently active, alongside aging charter members and future officer installations.
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Osceola Lodge
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Cascade Lodge
William D. Grumman
G. L. Snyder
Chariton
John Engstrom
George Burns
Noble
William Ebbetts
P. L. McCalley
Frank Clark
Jack Ratliff
Miles Hess
Don Atwater
Milo Petrak
Robert Burns
Noble Grand
Ralph Parks
Marshall Swayne
James Biesecker
J E. Clark
Left Scene
Edward Daigle
Ray McCalley
Charles de Wald
Ed Schultz
Charles Dye
P L. McCalley
Grove City Rebekah Lodge
Pamela Williams
George White
Hugh Hutton
Mary Snyder
Raymond Kent
Park McCalley
Ruth Booze
Charles Brenneman
Ed Castle
Elizabeth Brown
Guardian
Ella Harding
Myrtle Snyder
Alma Zimmer
O'Kelley
Marion Canton
Patriarchs Militant
Virginia Whittaker 82 Dies After Illness at Marion Home
Virginia Whittaker 82 longtime Marion resident died Sunday at 6 30 a.m. at 309 Central Avenue after a two year ten month illness. She was born Virginia Pleasants February 26 1850 in Roanoke County and married A M Whittaker in 1870. She leaves two daughters Anna and Edith and another daughter Mrs Charles Ellenberger, a son J H Whittaker a brother Walter Pleasants and a granddaughter Frances Ellenberger. Funeral service Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the family home with burial in Oak Hill cemetery Central City.
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Virginia Whittaker
Central Avenue
Walter H. Pleasants
Virginia Frances Pleasants
Wiliam H. and
Mary Pleasants
Roanoke County
Virginia
Woodford County
A. M. Whittaker
Water Ioe
J M Walters
Oak Hill Cemetery
Central City
Funeral of Mrs Adams Draws Large Sunday Crowd
Large turnout at the funeral of Mrs Mary Adams 847 Eighth Avenue with Rev Earle A Baker of Mount Vere non in charge. Ethyle Wood Birmingham sang Saved By Grace as the casket floral piece honored her children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Harry Hense W K Lothian Elmer Hollingsworth P F Schultz Ernest Beeson Marion and George Holmes Cedar Rapids. Out of town mourners listed include Charles Adams Frank Daggett Boone Daggett of St Joseph Jack Ells Muscatine Bernice Stearns Lisbon and Will Stockton Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Mary Adams
Eighth Avenue
Earle A Baker
Mount Verenon
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Harry Hense
W. K
Lothian
Elmer Hollingsworth
P F. Schultz
Ernest Beeson
Marion
George Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Charles Adams
Frank Daggett
Boone Daggett
St Joseph
Jack Ells
Muscatine
Bernice Stearns
Lisbon
Will Stockton
Perry
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Inawa
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Musiq
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Shy Ree
Life Insurance
Henry M.files
Northawe Stern
Dial
Proctor Futuris
York
Sweden
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Mfontres
Meat City
Uaan
Cere
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Lamson Brothers and Co E
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Fouth
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Conroy High
Wall St
Congress
Wall Street
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Corn Products
National Biscuit Santa Fe
Allied Chemical
Owens Illinois Glass
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Coolidge Commission
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Adams Express
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Tel & Tel
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Kelvinator
Die Allis Chalmers
Kennecott
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Edwin L. Brestrom
Freedom
Marion News
Public Library
Harry Jaynes
Ned Jones
C. A. Albaugh
Golden Rule Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Memorial Hall
A. P. Lambert
Monticello
W. E. Smith
August Beyer
Bifth Avenue
Gleaners
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Endeavor Division
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
John Smith
Tenth Street
A. H Rundquist
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Earle A. Baker
Mount Vernon
Rainbow Division
Frank Minor
G. O. Pyle
Ed Allen
Hulda Peterson
Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
W. B. Carpenter
Harry Lansell
Lansell
W. J. Robinson
Storm Lake
Manchester
Raymond Eckhart
Lettie Williams
Philadphia
J. J. Booth
Railway Mall Association
J. D. Pope
Santa Claus
E. C. Hamm
Lawrence DeWees
Ninth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
Perpetual Building and Loan Association of
Patmos Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Kenneth Gibson
Marian Jackson
Blairs
S. A. Fontaine
Lincoln Drive
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
Woman's Missionary Study Club
Congregational Church
F J. Hardenbrook
Mae Caraway
Pauline Williams
Henrieetta Hagelberg
C. E. Krog
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mof
Fatt Neill
John Peters
William Achey
John Haeussler
Charles Hagelberg
Rock Island
Annie Tharp
Center Point
Oak Shade
A. O. Sones
Dillon
Anamosa
W J. Wallace
John Yocom
H. J. Wiley
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
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