Hogs Price Trends and Cattle Market Receipts Report
The report notes heavy cattle receipts at 12 285 with 8 900 entering local sale and steady prices near 3350 for hogs. It details mixed activity across cities with Cleveland steady and Buffalo strong, while lambs and sheep show steady demand and western feeders soft.
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Sears
Cleveland
Buffalo
Lewis
San
Yao
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Lewis
Grain Movement and Market Quotations in Regional Trade
A garbled excerpt shows grain movement notes across US and Indian markets with references to ports, vessels, and prices. It includes mentions of Chicago stocks and produce quotations, with scattered names of firms and traders. The text is fragmentary and mixes commodity terms with shipping and sale details.
Mrs Rothrock funeral set for Wednesday in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. E E Rothrock of 1929 Ridgeway Drive SE, who died Sunday night at 12 30 at a local hospital, will be held at 2 pm Wednesday in Turner chapel. Father R J Campbell will officiate and burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery with pallbearers named.
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E E Rothrock
Ridgeway Drive
Turner Chapel
R. J. Campbell
Oak Hill Cemetery
R. S. Cook
Harry Hedges
Harry Pratt
John Hamplton
Frank Buser
John Drabelle
F. M. Shank
F M Shank
Earl L. Manhentz
First Street
Trenton Indard
Cedar Rapids
Clares E Shank
Red Oak
C I Manholtz
A Norell
Los Anerles
Cahif
Fran
Con Shank
Ladies Auxiliary
Creston
Rohn West Side
Sophia Bove Wenger
Neyv
Enos
Franklin Wenger
Aea O
Mercy Hospital
Constance
Weree
Manyers
Dyer
Cedar Rey
Alfred Bow
Creeson
Peppe
Anamosa
Vernon Cemetery
William Denenis
Waterloo
West Prairie Church
Troy Mills
Albert Dennis
Oak Shade Cemetery
Foreign Exchange Market snapshot and notable rates
The page lists foreign exchange figures with demand trends and exchange rates for major currencies. It covers France Germany Sweden Czechoslovakia Greece Austria Romania and Italy with various rates and market notes.
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NFM
York AP
Foreien
France
Sweden
Austesa
Romana
Moores
Nowrina
Bond Markets Pause After Recent Gains In New York
The New York bond market eased on Tuesday as traders consolidated profits after a sharp advance. A sizable portion of issues moved forward but at a slower pace with uneven activity across secondary markets. Investors weighed prospects for dollar stabilization and trend toward steady cote prices amid mixed responses from major players.
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NEW York Bond Review
York
Liability auto owner and driver upheld in local case
Iowa Supreme Court sustains a new trial in a Cedar Rapids auto collision case. The court holds the owner is liable for damages from negligent operation by any person in possession with consent. Also, Justice Kindle upholds an $8,321.89 inheritance tax refund for the estate of Ralph Van Vechten of Chicago, ruling Iowa may refund taxes on intangible property for nonresidents.
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State Supreme Court
Des Moines
United Press Dispatch
States Highest
al Green
Cedar Rapids
Betty Green
Harry Lagerqrist
Lann County
Greene
G E Bruce
Standard Biscuit Company
F O. E’son
Bruce
Lagerquist
Judce Elson
Supreme Court
Justice Kindle
Ralph van Vechten
Chicago
van Verkten
Iowa
Local Man Charles Davis Dies in St Louis Exposure
Charles Davis age 43 of Cedar Rapids Iowa died in a St Louis City hospital from exposure police said He left a wife and five children in Cedar Rapids as the investigation noted no word had come from St Louis authorities yet on his relatives and case status
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St. Louis, Mo
S&t Louis
Charles Davis
Cecar Rapids
City
Hos
Davis
Police County
Mortuare
Pete Tuesdas
St Loui
Photographer On Stand In Collins Farms Suit
Cedar Rapids photographer Frank Jo Matus testified in Des Moines jury trial over a 1.4 million foreclosure linked to Collins Farms. He identified about 300 photos he took for the Cedar Rapids company depicting buildings on 165 Sartre owned by Ragwls.
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Collins Farms
Des Moines
Frank Jo Matus
Cedar Rapids
Ourance Society
United States
Chew York Matus
Inston
Moon Tt
Collins Farms Company
Collins Fim
Fee Or Ragwls Company
de- Vendant
Farmers Back AAA in National Plan Amid Trade Shifts
The article reports Wallace urging strict AAA support and cautioning government overreach while farmers press for national planning, including possible licensing of fields and adding beef cattle and sugar to commodity lists. Myers notes federal loans at 33,000 weekly. Peek condemns farming strikes and backs a corn hog program with a $350 million plan and marketing agreements with packers.
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Wallace
AAA
Congress
South
William I. Myers
Farm Credit Administration
Peek
United States
Peck
Cleve Morris Grand Jury Testimony Key in Perjury Trial
The trial of Cleve Morris of Toddville began with state witnesses detailing Morris and his brother Fred Morris allegedly lying to the November grand jury about their whereabouts during a shotgun battle near the B A Ditzler farm on Oct 31. Jurors heard testimony from D C Snyder and J L Krall about Morris’s claimed alibi at the Lem McBurney home during the night’s events.
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John T Mount
Cleve Morris
Toddville
Morris
Ditzler
Chain Lakes
D C Snyder
J L. Krall
Fred Morris
Lem McBurney
Morrises
Robert W. Greene
Moffitt
George Claassen
Sigourney Banks Open After Restricted Period
Sigourney banks Keokuk County State Bank and First Trust and Union Savings Bank opened unrestricted Monday. The closing of the restricted period releases about 600000 dollars to depositors. Merchants expect the opening to boost local trade.
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Sigourney
Keokuk County State Bank
First Trust and Union Savings Bank
Marion O E S ceremony honors past matrons and patrons
About 200 members and guests gathered at the Marion chapter No. 183 O E S in the Masonic temple to honor past matrons and patrons. Officers and special guests from Cedar Rapids, Maquoketa, Des Moines, and other cities attended. a reception followed with Christmas music and a candlelight procession.
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Marion
Masonic Temple
Bernice Williams
A R McElwain
Ruth Oxley
L A_ Blinks
Rose Cessford
Mac Blinks
Hazel Barnoske
Ethel Kennedy
Katherine Blinks
Marshal Maude Newman
Edna Roberts
Adah
Alice Busby
Ruth Vera Carson
Esther
Maude Keyser
Martha
Adam Thompson
Electa
Lucy Pyle
Warder
Idelle Shank
Sentinel
Albert Bragg
Mary Kendall
Mary Stitzel
Adam
Anna Webber
Wagner
Maude Bowers
Eerand
Orient Paul N Clark
Cedar Rapids
Robert Graepengetter
Maquoketa
General Grand Chapter
Edna Duncan
International Temple Committee
Elizabeth Stewart
Ada Thompson
Ruth Welson Erand Adah
Des Moines
Mabel Percival
Grand Martha
Winterset
Bess Manilaw
North Carolina
Retta Swindel
Grand Marshal
Iowa City
Jennie Mickel
L. R. Blinks
Grand Chapter
Hettie Mills
Central City
Abbie Sheldon
Grand
Spokane
Wash
Knox Ville
Springville
L. R. Bainks
Rose Wilcox
Iowa City Man Saved as Supreme Court Reverses Murder Conviction
The Iowa Supreme Court ruled death by own action is not unlawful, reversing James S Campbell's second degree murder conviction and life sentence. Annabel Gross was fatally wounded trying to stop Campbell from self harming. court noted statutes do not list death by own action as unlawful.
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Des Moines
A_ supreme court
James S Campbell
Johnson County
Supreme Cot
Annabel Gross
Campbell
Iowa City
Supreme Court
Iowa
Albert
City Briefs and Personals Chicken Supper Ads
Woodrow McArthur 18 of 1242 F Avenue NE was fined 10 dollars and costs in police court Tuesday for intoxication. Penny supper at St Paul’s Thursday features chicken noodles and baked ham at five o'clock. First Baptist hosts a chicken supper this Wednesday for 25 cents.
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Woodrow McArthur
F Avenue NE
St Paul's
Cedar Rapids Team Beats Iowa City in Checker Match 191 to 61
Cedar Rapids Checker club defeated Iowa City 191 to 61 in a Sunday match in Iowa City. Alston Beck led with 31 high score, followed by Percy Woolwine 29 and J W Houser 28. Iowa City top scorer Kettles had 15.
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Cedar Rapids
Mack Sennett Files Bankruptcy Petition
Hollywood producer Mack Sennett filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court listing liabilities of 925 681 and assets of 1 600 He resides in New York City The note mentions early U S naval history with merchant ships and gun space clearances.
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Hollywood
INS
Mack Sennett
Pioneer
Sennett
New York City
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Dix
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Wilson
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