Hog Prices Slip as Slow Buying Deepens Chicago Slump
Chicago and Midwest livestock markets show lower hog prices after slow buying. Receipts at twelve markets total around 38 900 hogs for the week, with top quotes near 3.25 and many 3.10 areas. Cattle and sheep trades steady to slow as buyers hold back amid a cold wave and softer pork demand.
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Chicago
Keansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
St Joseph Hee
City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
EAST
Sioux City
Packing Sons
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Avetace Cary
Bae
Iowa
Des Moines
US Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Scott
Hevay
Grain prices edge up on bullish crop hints
Chicago wheat rose fractionally amid a quiet session on the board of trade as traders weighed bearish conditions in Kansas and Oklahoma and bullish winter wheat reports from the southwest. Corn and oats followed the trend with modest gains while rye and barley held firm and provisions remained steady.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Grain Movement Shows Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Prices
Grain movement report lists Chicago cash grain for wheat, corn, barley, timothy seed, clover seed, and lard with prices by grade. Also notes Minneapolis cash grain quotes for wheat and corn and soyogring prices with grade specifics and delivery months.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listing
A dense price catalog for Cedar Rapids listings shows grains oats and rye barley corn hay and straw prices, poultry and eggs figures, wholesale fruits and vegetables including oranges grapefruits lemons bananas and pears, dairy and fur prices, plus assorted farm goods and livestock values. The miscellany cites specific per unit prices for hay, corn, eggs, apples, and various fur and animal products.
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Techorn
California
Bond Markets Show Steady Tone Amid Speculation Lifts
U S Treasury notes and other issues traded with a steady tone as investors weighed inflation risks and potential policy moves. Trading desks noted moderate turnover and cautious demand for short to intermediate maturities amid mixed domestic and international developments.
Chicago Produce Markets Reported Mixed Poultry and Butter Prices
Live receipts show 36 trucks with steady hens and various chicken varieties. potatoes on track with shipments totaling 265. Butter receipts rise to 5877 with prices steady. eggs mixed with special packs and store credit noted. Dressed poultry firmer while live poultry prices ease modestly amid market activity.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
STW
York
New York
Pacific Coast
An Iowa Obituary and Market Snippets From Iowa and Minneapolis
An obituary notes Christiana Ostrum of Anamosa died at 88 at her daughter's home in Hometown Iowa after a stroke. She was born in Sweden and lived in Dudley Stone City before settling in Anamosa for forty years. Her husband Abraham Ostrum died thirty-three years ago. The piece also references foreign exchange rates and flour and hay market notes from Minneapolis and Chicago.
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Anamosa—Christiana Charlotte Ostrum
Delbert Yount
Ostrum
Sweden
Iowa
Dudley
Stone City
Abraham Ostrum
E A Schlaman
Baptist Church
Mrs Barger Granted Divorce On Cruelty Charges
In Cleveland Judge Alva Ro Cortett grants divorce to Mrs Helen Barger after she testifies the husband struck her only rarely, explaining there was always something handy to throw back at him.
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Cleveland
Helen Barger
Alva Ro Cortett
Hogs weaker on local market hit by price drop
The local hog market weakened Friday with all grades off 10 cents. Top price fell to 2.55. Calf and sheep markets listed with varying prices by weight and quality, noting choice and heavier lambs as warranted by quality.
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Binclair
Wall St stocks gain on late short covering rally
New York markets closed higher as a late surge in short covering lifted leaders by about a point or two. Union Pacific American Can DuPont led gains while United Aircraft International Harvester Case American Telephone North American Santa Fe advanced. Allied Chemical up three.
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Union Pacific
American Can
DuPont
United Aircraft
International Harvester
Case
American Telephone North American
Santa Fe
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Standard of N. J
Texas Corporation
Wall Street
International Producers Conference
Texas Railroad Commission
Frantic Stock Ticker Clipping Ends With Personal Admission
A reader page shows volatile quotes from Adams Express to Whirlpool with many companies listed. The page ends with a personal note: I caught my husband flirting, and I caught mine too.
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Nanette
Jeanette
Ohio
Marion social notes include club meetings and visits
Mrs. Frank J. Hardenbrook hosted the Woman's Missionary Study club. other gatherings covered include the Garden club luncheon with Marion and Cedar Rapids participants, Legion Auxiliary layette work, Fourth division Ladies Aid picnic, and a pancake eating contest at Hallwood. Roland Klein of Paris and P F Klein of Waterloo visited Marion friends as Roland advances in American Merchant Lines.
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
Emma Klein
Federation of Women's Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Roland Klein
Paris
France
P. F. Klein
Waterloo
Marion Friends
Marion
American Merchant Lines
Governor orders probe into Wagoner county murder
Oklahoma City report says Gov. W H Murray directed the attorney general to investigate a murder of a man by three men in Wagoner county. Att. Gen. J Berry King asked the Wagoner county clerk to clarify the governor’s specific instructions.
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Oklahoma City
W H. Murray
Wagoner County
Murray
J Berry King
Train dining cuts prices to tempt travelers
New York report says the Boston and Maine railroad cut dining car prices to attract coach passengers. Sirloin steaks drop from 1.25 to 75 cents and apple pie from 25 to 15 cents.
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New York
Boston and Maine Railroad
Fire damages sections of three homes and vehicle in Williamsburgh area
Firefighters responded to multiple blazes Friday morning and afternoon. A section of the roof on F C Anderson’s home at 1621 Green Avenue NE was destroyed by chimney sparks. a second floor bath was damaged and the house must be re-roofed, with losses covered by insurance. A small patch of shingles on J Werning’s home at 1323 Third Avenue SW burned from chimney sparks. A car owned by Larry Mash was ignited by backfire at 1711 D Avenue NE. damage was slight. Sparks from Kirchner White Pharmacy roof at 201 F Avenue NW ignited the roof. the fire was put out before extensive loss. In Williamsburg, Hugh D Hanson 86, first white child born in Troy township, died at his home. He was born July 2 1846 to Thomas and Bridget Hanson and survived by his daughter Ella and three sons Lewis Henry and Frank. Funeral at St Michael’s Church Holbrook. Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery Association to George R DeVault Memorial lot 110 Acacia Lawn. The note mentions end figures and subsuracial restrictions.
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F. C. Anderson
Green Avenue NE
J. Werning
Third Avenue
Fire Company No. 3
D Avenue NE
Williamsburg
Hugh D. Hanson
Troy Township
Thomas
Bridget Hanson
Bridget Rock
Ella
Mr. Hanson
Lewis
Henry
Frank
Canada
St Michael's Catholic Church
Holbrook
Additional Marion News On Page Ten Highlights
Mrs Edwin Beadle hosted the Mothers club at 615 Eighth Avenue with a program on A Grandmother Talks About Choosing Toys. Plans formed for a needy family basket and a Christmas party December 15 at Fay Bailey’s home. Guests included Mrs C W Fredericks and Mrs Elizabeth Cleveland Killen of San Clemente California. Verle Breed was surprise birthday guest with Marion high sextet. two birthday cakes announced for Miss Breed and Jeanette Titus. Lillie Emerson hosted the Third division Ladies Aid Christmas luncheon with nineteen attendees and a read Christmas story. Mrs Charles Wagner of Owen Wyoming visiting Marion sisters O Miller and John Kortson near Marion.
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Eighth Avenue
Mothers Club
Louis Mekota
Fay Bailey
C. W. Fredericks
Elizabeth Cleveland Killen
San Clemente
Calif
Lillie Emerson
Ninth Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Young Arnold Sentenced to Prison for Homicide
Chicago AP reports 16 year old Charles Bert rand Arnold Jr. pled guilty to manslaughter and was sent to Pontiac reformatory for one to fourteen years after an emotional explosion led to the death of his step grandmother.
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Chicago
Charles Bertrand Arnold, Jr
Pontiac Reformatory
Arnold
Dog ads and beauty specials in local classifieds
Classified ad snippet shows dog buying interest and salon offers. Mona Beauty Shop at 1227 4th Ave SE advertises special permanent for 2.50 and henna rinses. Separate listing at 119 3rd St NE offers permanent 1.50 and sham products. Dial numbers provided.
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4Th Ave. SE
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Henna R
Sham
3Rd St. NE
Frederic
Lilian Luchy
16Th Ave. W
Marcel
Vancity Beauty Salon
3Rd Ave
Helene Beauty Shop
Marcels
Ee Thomassen
Appt
Dia
Coe
F. Dunlap
Ave
Vogue
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