Hog Prices Edge Higher at Chicago Stockyards
Active hog trading at the Chicago stockyards saw prices climb with the top bid around $3.58 per cwt. Receipts reached about 9,000 hogs and 2,000 sheep as markets showed cautious gains and steady to mixed action in other livestock, including cattle and lambs.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Chetaca Varos
Generiy
Cleveland
Ana Prebusa
Ratian
Quntedo O
Omana
IBM
Ned Abe
S&t
Kansas
Omaha
East St Louis
St Joseph
San
Sinuxy City
St Paul
Corn Prices Rise as Loan Plan Sparks Shipment Cuts
Chicago reports show cereal markets firm with higher prices for corn and oats while wheat stays near unchanged. Government loan plan reduces grain arrivals and cash offerings, prompting direct elevator shipments and wary cash markets amid mixed futures.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
N.c
Towa
Hawkeye
Vais
Evi
Sterig Exchange
Liverpool
Umm
Wall St Stocks Rise Amid Broad Market Buying
Wall Street edged higher on Thursday as investors bought rails and a wide mix of stocks. Gains appeared across several sectors including Du Pont Union Pacific and US Steel while utilities and traditional industrials held steady or modestly firmer amid subdued news from politics and economy.
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New York
American Telephone
du Pont
Union Pacific
Delaware
Hudson Armour
Auburn
Tap
Allied Chemical American Tobacco
American Dan DuPont
Corn Products
Western Union
Westinghouse Johns-Manville
Great Western Sugar
Vanadium US
Steel
Porto Rico
United Aircraft
Chrysler
General Motors
U .S. Steel
General Electric
Local Hog Prices Drift Higher on All Grades
A slight increase in local hog quotations was announced Thursday as all grades advanced a nickel. The prime top rose to 2.90 dollars and the packet top to 2.10 dollars.
Delaware County Couple Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Truman P Smith of five miles northwest of Manchester celebrated their golden wedding with 150 friends at the Jones Mill Grange open house in Manchester. Both have been Grange members for about 25 years. six children survive.
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Manchester
Jones Mill Grange
Grange Hall
Truman P Smith
Elmer
Strawberry Point Talent
Elton
North Dakota Gov replaces wheat embargo with cattle ban
Gov William H Langer suspended the wheat embargo and issued a new order banning beef cattle shipments from the state. The measure effective Dec 4 prohibits intra state cattle movements for sale outside North Dakota while allowing sales to Fargo packing plants. The impact on the national market is likely minor as state cattle exports totalled about 250 000 to 300 000 head annually.
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Bismarck
N. D
William H Langer
Commonwealth
Langer
Fargo
North Dakota
Mrs Brown Wins $2500 Damages in Auto Crash Suit
A Burlington woman, Mrs Merle Brown, won a $2500 verdict from a jury against Economy Cash grocery of Iowa City. She claimed injuries from an April 21 auto collision on highway 161 involving her husband's car and a grocery truck.
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Iowa City
Merle Brown
Burlington
Brown
Highway 161
Deaths Gerald Lee Everts
Gerald Lee Everts, year old son of Clarence W and Mrs. Everts, died at a local hospital at 1 10 p.m. Wednesday after a brief illness of pneumonia. Besides his parents he is survived by a brother Charles Neal Everts. Funeral services will be held in Beatty chapel at 1 p.m. Friday conducted by Rev. S E Wright. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 4 p.m. Thursday.
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Clarence W Everts
Ellis Boulevard
Pneumona
Charles Nea
Everts
Beatty Chapel
S E Wright Bunal
Linwood Cemetery
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A historical Cedar Rapids page lists varied prices for grain, produce, poultry, and wholesale foods. It notes heavy hens, leghorn, imported fruits, and vegetables with price figures, plus cracked and ripened fruit terms and the Raceoon and other market references.
New York Market Reports Mixed Grain Prices
Traders note partial bid activity as refined sugar and grain futures show limited changes. Prices hover near steady levels with morning trading indicating cautious interest across commodities.
Marion Auxiliary Elects Officers at Memorial Hall
The Golden Rule lodge Auxiliary No 486 elected Mrs. Charles Carrington president and named officers including Mrs. Louis Peckosh as vice president and Mrs. Glenn Larkin as secretary. Twelve members eligible for twenty year pins were listed and various community events were noted.
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Charles Carrington
Golden Rule Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Memorial Hall
Louis Peckosh
Glenn Larkin
H. &. Mellish
J. L. Brutsman
Earl Cone
Ben Sears
George Price
Dan Hickey
HL. Melish
A. E. Crew
Will Ryan
Thomas Costello
Annan Kalous
Hazel Doud
William Reep
Mary Starbuck
Frank Cloughy
Jack Reimers
Dan Hi
Domestic Hubby Seeks Divorce From Mercenary Wife
W T Brown, 72, a retired railroad section worker from Independence Kansas, files for divorce from his 23-year-old wife formerly of Victoria Arkansas. He calls her an unwifely mercenary cold-blooded itinerant gold-digger who craves clothes and jewels. Since their marriage last August in Kansas City she demanded they travel nationwide on Browns pass. They toured the World's Fair, the Pacific coast, and other places while he urged a quiet home life at Sycamore nearby.
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Independence
Kan
W T Brown
Brown
Victoria
Ark
Kansas City
Browns Pass
Pacific Coast
Sycamore
Here
Slight Improvement Seen In Clements Condition After Accident
A note from relatives reports Howard W Clements of 723 Eighteenth St SE showing slight improvement but remains in serious condition with a skull fracture from a head on collision near Grundy Center last Saturday night. Harold Newell, a Grundy Center area farmer, died in the crash. Newell was among the county’s heavily insured drivers with substantial accident coverage.
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Howard W Clements
Eldora Hospital
Grundy Center
Clements
Harold Newell
Ife
County Committee Approves Projects
Permal approval of several civil -wares projects sanctioned by the airate emergency relief committee at Ts. Meories by telephone as public officials and business men met here Sursiag to rush the county's new wa of CWA workmen to Jobs. wan ys for late Wednesday by the coasty emergency relief committee Arnpang the projects approved were Cengar Rapids school district paint ing additional employes for a "grading project at the Cedar Rap ion water works, road work in Cedar Rapids parks, quarrying at the old Marth Vestern quarry here, East and west side Invecs on the Cedar neath of the sixteenth avenue ridge, and trenching and refilling lef water main in Twentieth ave nue BY LA PORTE CITY-Three La Porte City junior high school stu dents won honors in a sub-county prclamatory contest at Dunkerton Wednesday night Clair Teeter won first In the oratorical division Rus sel Moore won st and Ciuenivere Barnhart second in humorous.
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Airate Emergency Relief Committee
Ts. Meories
CWA
Coasty Emergency Relief Committee
Arnpang
Cengar Rapids
Cedar Rapion
Cedar Rapids
Marth Vestern
Sixteenth Avenue
Twentieth Avenue
LA Porte City
Dunkerton
Clair Teeter
Russel Moore
Ciuenivere _ Barnhart
Funeral services for Charles Dukek in Scottsbluff Neb
Funeral services for Charles Dukek ex landowner Scottsbluff Neb will be held Friday at 1 30 at Yocom chapel Rev Beuerman of Alburnet will be in charge burial in Oak Shade cemetery Dukek dropped dead at sister Mrs Joe Stuckmyer home seven miles northwest of Albion Tuesday death due to heart disease He spent Thanksgiving in Marion with relatives and was en route home Born Linn county Nov 30 1859 son of John and Christina Dukek he lived in Linn county then northwestern Town later near Scottsbluff He never married He survived by one brother John Dukek Marion three sisters Mrs S E Miller Marion Mrs Stuckmyer near Albion and Mrs Katherine Etzel who lived with him
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Charles Dukek
Scottsbluff
Neb
Yocom Chapel
Mr. Beuerman
Alburnett
Oak Shade
Dukek
Joe Stuckmyer
Albion
Marion
Linn County
John
Christina Dukek
John Dukek
S. E. Miller
Stuckmyer
Katherine Etzel
Birthday celebration brings Cedar Rapids and Anamosa guests
Harold Howe’s birthday party Tuesday evening drew relatives and friends from Cedar Rapids and Anamosa. Five hundred was played at five tables with high scores earned by Miss Anna Myrick and C. Gooty and low scores by Mrs. H. V. Powers and J. P. Howe. After lunch, dancing followed with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powers and many others from Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Marion.
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Harold Howe
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Anna Myrick
C. Gooty
H. V. Powers
J. P. Howe
Fred Powers
R. la Chapelle
Louise
J. A. Howe
Addie Larsen
Leonard Holmes
Chris Alfred
F. Loesbe
JP. Howe
Ethel Harris
Marion
Benefit Tea and Christmas Parties In Local Community
A benefit tea hosted by the Federation of Women’s Clubs opens Saturday at 2:30 PM in the room above the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company office. Children perform A Christmas Surprise directed by Modesta Kelly and Elizabeth Melberg of Coe College. Proceeds support civic causes. Also reported are Christmas parties hosted by the Comforter division of the Methodist church and the Priscilla guild of the Congregational church with games, programs, auctions, and refreshments for about 25 to 30 attendees. Funeral services for R. Lee Taylor are set for Friday at 3:30 PM in the Yocom chapel with burial at Oak Shade Cemetery. The Sunshine division of the Sales Aid society holds a picnic near Marion. plans for future entertainments and a crab bag feature are noted. The Tennyson club shifts to a Christmas breakfast with gift exchange. Several residents visit relatives and neighbors, including Mrs C R Graft’s infant daughter in Anamosa.
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Eleventh Street
Keystone
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
WH. Booze
Clark
George Knapp
John Knapp
John O'Kelly
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Robert Carey
Charles Birmingham
Wilbur Clark
Carl Russell
Virginia Smith
Margaret Christianson
Norma Riddick
Modesta Kelly
Elizabeth Melberg
Coc College
Zeta Phi Eta National Dramatic Sorority
Alice Phelps
L. M. Phelps
Ladies Aid Society
The
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Harriet Leasure
June Cunningham
Co. A. Merkel
A L. van Fossen
Karl Kendall
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
Guy Miller
Frank Hardenbrook
George Hibner
Dan Stamy
James J Wallace
Sunshine Division
Saales Aid Society
C R Croglow
Marion
General Aid Society
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