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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
8
Chicago reports sharp hog price declines Wednesday amid limited receipts and weak demand from shippers and packers. Prices slipped 10 to 20 cents with top around 3.35 and bulk 3.20 to 3.30, while other markets showed varied activity and steady to weaker tones for different classes.
Wheat failed to hold midday strength on the Chicago Board of Trade as prices eased from initial upturn to about a cent under the prior close. British news had little lasting impact while private crop reports briefly pushed prices above Monday's close. Oats moved with corn. rye and barley fell on repeal vote disappointment. provisions eased with steady receipts.
Report on New York market activity with varied pricing across meats poultry and dairy. Notes include new York product quotes, wholesale levels, and adjustments in butter receipts, with mixed demand and regional packer activity.
The New York bond market opened firmer with steadier performance in high grade issues and some gains in the foreign sector. Treasuries held near current levels while activity remained moderate and several issues saw modest improvements amid evolving debt expectations.
A page itemizes local wholesale produce and meat prices in Cedar Rapids. It lists wheat at 45 cents, corn and beans with varied pricing, and melee of fruit vegetables and meats with multiple price ranges and unit notes. The cluttered OCR presents a snapshot of a general merchandise and futures section.
Grain markets show Chicago cash grain quotes with wheat and corn bids and Minnesota Minneapolis receipts. Prices reflect Bid and offer ranges for No 2 hard red winter wheat No 2 yellow corn and oats with monthly and regional variations noted across Chicago and Minneapolis markets.
The Secret Six, Chicago s famed undercover crime fighting agency, will continue its work to eradicate gangs. The plan was announced by George W. Bassett, president of the Chicago Association of Commerce after a sponsored meeting. Rumors of disbanding due to funds were denied.
R Thomas Termohlen and Eleanore Elizabeth Linn of Cedar Rapids obtained a marriage license.
A street clock that always shows 11:07 irritated neighbors and drew police complaints. City officials ordered its removal after an ancient ordinance was found banning clocks on public streets that display the wrong time.
Local hog prices weaken with prime grades down 15 cents and top dropping to 2.55. Good to choice hogs in 130 to 190 pound range fetch about 50 to 50.50, while 140 to 180 pound hogs show lower bids. Lamb prices follow suit with choice 75 to 85 pound lambs at 64 to 64.50 and heavier lambs priced by quality.
The market rose 1 to 3 points with leaders Union Pacific Allied Chem is Santa Fe Consolidated Gas and New York Central among gainers. Activity surged near close as Chrysler and General Motors edged up while overall trading slowed after midday amid cautious bets on budget balance and economic recovery.
Marion Lions club meeting outlines annual Goodfellow drive with committees for subscriptions gifts publicity baskets and delivery needy children and entertainment. The group also votes to sponsor Boy Scout troop No 38 for another year and hosts Christmas seal program with local clergy speakers and readings.
Joseph N Klein of Indianapolis sues W F Main doing business as Appleton Novelty Co over 200 vending machines alleging agent Biery misrepresented theft and sing proof. Klein introduces nineteen exhibits including slugs and washers. Biery allegedly relocated machines. Defendant denies claims. Also probate case of Anna Lane’s will admitted. Lenore Goodwin appointed executrix with three daughters as heirs. Separate judgments and receivership actions noted in district court.
Dr Schenck chiropractor Elv Building opposite post office. Cedar Rapids lodge No 141 IOOF meets Tuesday at 8 p.m with election of officers. Forrest Heddinger of Killian company had appendicitis operation at St Luke's last Friday. Cafeteria supper Peoples Church Thursday. Mrs Marian Alex and daughter Annette Dolores left for Oklahoma City. Raymer H Miller of 1252 C avenue NE admitted to bar of U S circuit court of appeals at St Louis. Mr Miller is a War Department attorney. Turkey dinner Grace church Wednesday 35c. W F Kubichek of Coe College lectured on Water Birds in Their Homes to Luther College Science Club at Decorah Monday night. Gazette Want Ads offer CASH for canaries or puppies. dial 2-1121 to place an ad.
James Clark was elected chief patriarch of Centennial Encampment No. 91 I O O F on Monday in TO OF hall. Other officers chosen were Ed Daigle high priest WW J Blum senior warden John Vowles junior warden Marshall Swayne scribe E F Cherry treasurer John Vowles trustee The three county encampments will install officers Jan 2 at Marion Archie Miller will be installing officer The grand patriarch may also attend the meeting.
Mrs J B Higman of Manchester celebrated her eightieth birthday at her daughter Mrs F D Rev’s home in Cedar Rapids with family guests including Mr and Mrs E A Morrison and daughters from Waterloo, and Mr and Mrs F Keith of Marion. Nearby activities include Presbyterian church Ladies Aid Christmas party hosted by Mrs Lillie Emerson and the Tuckabache club gathering with Christmas scripture and ten cent gift exchange. Miss Freda Mary Smith travels to Chicago for a week with friends.
The 1932 Hoover address argues for state and individual responsibility, opposing federal economic participation. It emphasizes liberty, equal opportunity, and leadership through voluntary cooperation, warning that government action risks tyranny unless limited to emergencies and guided by tradition and spiritual roots. The White House, December 6, 1932.
Gov. Dan Turner authorized a 300 dollar reward for the capture of the slayer of Charles E. Pierce a Cascade area farmer who was shot to death at his home on October 13. Mrs Pierce was struck while attempting to aid her husband as authorities including Sheriff W H Frazer and state agents investigated the slaying.
A Monday Parents' Night program at Lincoln and high school buildings drew more than 350 people. Activities included a ninth grade mixed chorus, junior and senior high glee clubs, and a school band performing under Rose Wilcox and Lawrence Gordon.
Rev Fisher leads Presbyterian service with Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps in attendance. Legion pallbearers honor a deceased member. burial at Oak Shade. Upcoming events include Presbyterians Ladies Aid Christmas party and Federation of Women's Clubs Christmas program at Legion hall. Kenyanorang Camp Fire welcomes two new members and plans caroling and adoption activity. Various meetings set for Ladies aid divisions and circle. hospital transfusion update for Mrs Albaugh. revival meetings by Rev Franklyn Miller. social visits and travel notes.
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