Hogs Turn Lower amid Poor Demand and Heavy Run
Chicago hog prices eased as weak demand and large receipts pressured the market. Open market hogs ranged lower with regional buyers like East Buffalo and East St Louis showing mixed activity. top steers held around $375 in Chicago, while cattle receipts neared 16,390 across the region.
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Chicago
Cleveland
P.ttsburgh
Ower
Buffao
Swacy
Genera
Eas
Louis Tang
A&a Butchers
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Livestock and grain prices surge on buying activity across markets
Iowa and Minnesota farm markets reported 24 hour price activity with wheat and corn higher as hog receipts rose in Des Moines and Omaha. East St Louis and Omaha listings show steady hogs, cattle and sheep trading with moderate demand and mixed weights influencing bids.
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Des Moines
Artie
Iowa
Minnesota
Bam
Grain Prices Rise on Good Demand in Chicago Market
Chicago market notes sellers turned buyers with grain prices jumping as corn and wheat gained about 2 to 3 cents. Wheat closed 2.5 cents higher, corn 2 to 3 cents up, oats 1.5 to 2 cents higher amid improved sentiment from stock strength and sterling gains.
Markets Update from Chicago Produce and Butter Repor ts
Chicago AP Butter Recripts show unsettled creamery specials with mixed scores and varied values. Eggs and poultry prices remain steady with some firming in certain grades while potatoes display moderate demand and on track receipts. futures for butter and Chicago produce show storage and refrigerator standards with February and January price notes.
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Chicago
Faneen
Reese
Wisconsin
Gerade
Colorado
McClures
Minnesota
North Dakota
Redriver
New York
Bond Markets Show Faced with Domestic Price Pressures
The New York bond market moves from 2 428 to Li Ie Jawee with minor pains as rates reflect domestic price pressures. Dealers note a steady trend despite small trading volumes and cautious activity across Treasuries and corporate issues.
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New York
TSS
Federat
Igsy Varecha Pleads Guilty to 100 Year Prison Sentence
In Chicago, Igsy Varecha received a 100 year term after pleading guilty to murder and robbery. The case, linked to prior escapes and a notorious crime spree, culminates with a long prison sentence.
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Igsy Varecha
Grain Market Notes with Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Fragmented OCR shows grain movement terms for No 2 wheat and corn with price references. Mentions futures or bids. includes names like TIMOTHY and MINNEAPOLIS and stray farm terms. Readable elements point to a generic grain market snapshot rather than a single clear event.
Fragmented OCR Entry With Mixed Global Prices
Readable segments show markets in New York Montreal Shanghai and Mexico City with prices around 450 to 1700. Mentions of commodities or items are unclear. appears as garbled market shorthand and place names rather than a coherent report.
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Moreital
45 549 Rum Deaths During Dry Period Shown By Census
Washington reports 45 549 alcohol related deaths during Prohibition years 1920 to 1932 with yearly rates listed from 900 in 1920 to 3 045 in 1932. The figures reflect census bureau data on alcohol related mortality across the period.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Local hog market shows slight weakness and price shifts
Hogs on the local market are marginally weaker with early dime drops and later nickel advances across all grades. Prime top at 2.95 and packet top around 215. Cattle call market notes Good to cider 130-190 lbs at 2.00 to 14.00. Sheep run features spring lambs at 70-80 lbs around 5.25 with buck lambs near 1.00.
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Sinclair
Wall Street Stocks See Mild Rally Across Sectors
Wall Street extended a narrow range with mild buying that lifted quotes by 1 to 4 points. Allied Chemical Eastman Kodak and Du Pont led gains around 3 to 4 points as industrials and rails rose, while U S Steel American Telephone and New York Central edged higher. Transfers traded about 1.7 million shares.
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NEW York
Allied Chemical
U. S. Smelting
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Johns Manville
Case
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
New York Central
U. S
American Can
Columbian Carbon
Goodyear
Western Union
Bethlehem Steel
Montgomery Ward
Canada Dry
Chrysler
American Commercial Alcohol
Industrial Alcohol
Santa Fe
N. Y, Central
Pennsylvania
American Can and Allied Chemical
Death of Jay C. Shugert, Fort Bragg Veteran
Jay C. Shugert 52 a Cedar Rapids native and long time army veteran died suddenly at Fort Bragg hospital near Fayetteville N C He held a master sergeant rank in the quartermaster corps and would have retired in March He served in the Spanish American war World War I Hawaii the Philippines and China He leaves a wife Mrs Georgiana Mathis Shugert and his mother Mrs and Mr George McBride A military funeral was held at Fort Bragg and his remains sent to Washington for Arlington burial
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Jay C. Shugert
Fort Bragg
Cedar Rapids
Fort Bragg Hospital
Fayetteville
N. Cgc
George McBride
Quartermaster Corps
Company C
Forty-ninth
Iowa
Cuba
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Chicago
Army
Army Food Supply
Hawaii
Philippines
China
Organized Reserve
Schofield Barracks
Honolulu
Kansas City
Ogden
Georgiana Mathis Shugert
Washington, D C
Arlington Cemetery
Obituary Notice for Mrs Mary Balcar in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Mary Balcar longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at 4 20 p m Monday after a lingering illness at 925 Ninth street SE born Bohemia March 20 1854 resided Cedar Rapids over fifty years eight children survive and two sons died in military service funeral in Barta chapel Thursday then St Wenceslaus church with burial in Bohemian National cemetery Also obituary for Frank Janko of Solon who died at 12 45 a m Tuesday age 59 survived by wife Anna two sons Robert and Norbert a stepsister a sister and a brother funeral at Solon Methodist church Thursday afternoon with burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at Brush chapel Solon Wednesday evening.
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Wendl Balcar
Ninth Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Boone
Mary Hull
Chicago
Bessie McHale
Anna Stevronsky
Wagner, Sr
Fred Gilmore
Matilda Griggs
Joseph Burdick
Calexico
Calif
Ludwig Balear
McGregor
Anton
France
James
Barta
St. Wenceslaus
August Vojacek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Frank Janko
Solon
Johnson County
Ely
Anna
Robert
San Francisco
Norbert
Antoinett Janko
Thomas Asenbrewer
Fairfax
John S. Janko
Swisher
Z. C. B. J. Lodge
Methodist
Francis Pokorny
Oak Hill Cemetery
Brush Chapel
Funeral services for George W Koehler in Turner chapel
Funeral services for George W Koehler will be held at 2 p.m on Wednesday in the Turner chapel conducted by the Rev E B Frve. Rose Croix services will be conducted by Town Consistory No 2. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery.
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George W. Koehler
Turner Chapel
E. B
Linwood Cemetery
Suspended Sentences Revoked for Dan O Neal
Dan O Neal, a Negro previously at liberty on two five year suspended sentences for assault with intent to commit a felony, was arrested at 130 pm Tuesday and jailed. The sentences were revoked and he will begin serving time in the Fort Madison state penitentiary. the revocation was heard by Judge A B Clark and concealed until the arrest. Detectives Stanley and Bailey arrested O Neal.
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O'Neal
Fort Madison
Clark
Stanley and
Bailey
First Lady Declines Cocktail to Celebrate Prohibition Repeal
Calif report says Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt will not drink any cocktail or punch containing alcohol to celebrate repeal. The First Lady chose a dry stance and sent a reply to the national association for the fine art of drinking requesting nonalcoholic options.
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del Monte
Calif
Ins
Franklin D Roosevelt
National Association For the Advancement of the Fine Art of Drinking Association
Roosevelt
Nila Cram Cook Reaches Calcutta Hospital After Disappearance
Davenport Iowa resident Miss Nila Cram Cook who left Mahatma Gandhi Seminary in India has been taken to a Calcutta hospital after disappearing from a New Delhi hotel Monday. She reportedly came to Calcutta on the Punjab mail and express train.
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Calcutta
India
Nila Cram Cook
Davenport
Mahatma Gandhi
Medicinal Liquor May Be Released
The government is considering releasing all medicinal liquor stocks for beverage use immediately after a proclamation on Tuesday evening. The move aims to widen availability and ease current shortages.
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Washington
Insurance Man Predicts Iowa Upturn From Corn-Hog Program
E. E. Cooper of Equitable Life told Cedar Rapids agents at the Montrose hotel that Iowa farmers will receive government funds through the corn and hog program similar to southern cotton growers. He noted a hopeful trend after his southern trip and release of impounded money, with several Linn county and county representatives attending. Awards were given to Albert A Schenken and Mrs. Deda Donnan.
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E. E. Cooper
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Montrose Hotel
Iowa
Cooper
Oscar A. Anderson
Byron A. Barlow
W. F. Lenzen
Albert A. Schenken
Louis A. Wokoun
Robert S. Ledwich
Jerry Hruska
Linn County
Delaware
Jones
Benton
Keokuk
Albert A Schenken
Marion
Deda Donnan
Keystone
Wynekoop Murder Trial Set for January Fourth
Chicago authorities prep for Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop trial for murder as coroner doctors report second autopsy findings. Exhumation of Rheta Gardner Wynekoop's body in Indianapolis aims to corroborate evidence for the state's case. Earle Wynekoop, husband, is jailed on accessory before the fact charge.
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Chicago
INS
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
James Kearns
John Frost
Walsh
Kearns
Frost
Dwyer
Dr. Wynekoop
Earle Wynekoop
Rheta
Corn and Hog Contract Sheets Go On Sale In Iowa
Iowa will offer corn and hog contract sheets and work sheets by next Tuesday. R M Evans chairs the state committee and 22 district leaders will organize county and township committees to enroll farmers in the adjustment campaign. Sign-up starts next Tuesday with districts including Linn Jones Johnson Cedar and several others.
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Des Moines
Iowa
R. M. Evans
Linn
Jones
Johnson
Cedar Counties
Burt Neal
Mount Vernon
Delaware
Buchanan
Black Hawk
Dubuque
Dan Schnittfer
Delhi
Howard
Chickasaw
Bremer
Fayette
Paul P Stewart
Maynard
Clayton
Allamakee
Winnishiek
J P Cole
Strawberry Point
Tama
Benton
Keokuk
Allan Kline
Vinton
Jackson
Clinton Scott
Muscatine
Mark Brandt
Davenport
Washington
Jefferson
Louisa Henry
Lee
Albert Lohff
Ida Grove
Faurfield
van Buren Davis
Appanoose
Monroe
Wapello
George E Leffler
Stockport
Jasper Poweshiek
Mahaska
Walter R. Bishop
Newton
Fifi Dorsay to Wed Maurice Hill Wednesday
Hollywood reports French actress Fifi Dorsay will marry Maurice Hill of Chicago on Wednesday. A reception will follow at Levy Cody’s home, and Dorsay’s theater engagements will delay their honeymoon.
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Hollywood
Ins
Fifi Dorsay
Maurice Hill
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Levy Cody
Miss Dorsay
Antarctic Expedition Sails From Dunedin Toward Bay of Whales
Lincoln Ellsworths Antarctic expedition set sail from Dunedin New Zealand aboard the motorship Wyatt Earp. Ellsworth expected to reach the Bay of Whales in three to four weeks with flights over Antarctica to follow from that point.
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Dunedin
New Zealand
INS
Lincoln
Marion Dairy Inspect Report Highlights New Ordinance
The Marion dairy inspection under the town ordinance reported by state inspector Milton J. Hand notes violators will be barred from selling milk. The standards require sanitary conditions butterfat 3 percent and bacteria count not over 50 000. Several dairies show very low counts while others are high.
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Marion
Milton J. Hand
Des Moines
Glass bank reform bill tied to 21 day filibuster
In Senate testimony Chase National Bank chair Charles McCain was linked to the 21 day Long filibuster that stalled the Glass bank reform bill in 1931. Aldrich and Glass recounted opposition by bankers and the American Bankers association while noting revival and passage near year end.
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LLP
Charles McCain
Chase National Bank
Senate Stock Market Committee
Senator Long
Dem
Glarts
McCain Winthrop W Aldrich
Aldrich
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MecCain
McCain
Lone Stall Butt
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Federal Reserve Board
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Senate
Farmers Hold Corn For Loan and Purchase for Feeding
Local Algona Iowa farmers reportedly hold corn to secure the 45 cent government loan while buying cash corn at 32 cents per bushel for feeding. About 2000 bushels have been purchased in the region over the past several days, transactions noted by a Bartlett Frazier Company report via a Midwest grain dealer.
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Chicago
Algona, Ia
Bartlett Frazier Company
Marriage Licenses for Cecil Armstrong and Grace Strodecker
Cecil F Armstrong and Grace Mae Strodecker, both residents of Iowa City, have been issued marriage licenses. The couple is listed in the county records pending ceremony arrangements.
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Cecil F Armstrong
Grace Mae Strodecker
Iowa City
Red Cross drive totals and local notices in Marion
Marion reports Red Cross memberships total 142 with 16 in donations and 153 dollars raised under Mary English. Community notices list events at Barn Levasseur, Bible Study at 730 nightly, Centennial Encampment officers elected, teachers’ meetings, church and club activities, and omitted guest names corrected for several local gatherings.
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Red Cross
Marion
Mary English
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