Hog Market Activity Mixed Across Markets
Reporting shows mixed hog trading with Chicago steady to higher on a moderate run, while Cleveland and East Buffalo were weak to lower. Totals list Chicago 29,000 hogs and 7,000 direct arrivals, with smaller lots at Cleveland, Pittsburgh, East Buffalo, and East St. Louis, as bids remain cautious and the tone under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Pittsburch
East St. Louis
Ats Amt
South ST
UGS
Seaverner
Cbaire
Pept Agricure
Reale SL
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Soo
Indianapolis Oe BO
Eco
Buffalo
Cincinnat
Bond Markets Stark After France Defaults Causes Turmoil
Traders in New York and around the United States show broad jitters as bond prices swing on fresh reactions to France facing a default threat. Officials note cautious moves in Treasuries as the market absorbs the global debt shock and seeks safer assets.
Grains prices swing on Chicago Board amid uneven trade
The Chicago Board saw irregular grain prices with wheat and corn retreating from early highs, then small recoveries as traders stayed cautious. Cash markets were steady with modest declines, while oats and rye moved in narrower ranges and overall trading remained light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Market Snapshot
Chicago cash grain prices show Wheat No 2 hard and Corn No 3 mixed with varying bids. oats and rye notes, timothy seed, clover seed, and lard also listed. Receipts reflect a four year low in northern markets with protein and end-use grades noted. buyers and sellers gauge current values amid regional demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Grothers and Co
Timothy
Inneapolis
Minneapolis
Market notes from Chicago and Kansas City livestock reports
A scan of markets shows Chicago poultry and dairy items with varied receipts and prices including hens leghorn stock and 13¢ legs. Kansas City stock numbers list hogs and cattle prices with overall steady trends amid broader market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Local Hog Prices Edge Up After Small Advance
Hog prices on the local market rose slightly on Wednesday after stepping up 5 cents across all grades from a record low. Top price reached 240 with calves and sheep markets showing mixed gains, lambs at 75 to 85 pounds priced around 4.50 to 6.04 per head depending on quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher After War Debt Hinge
Wall Street turned modestly positive in late trading as war debt developments steadied. Allied Chemical American Telephone American Can and others rose fractionally while New York City traction and oil shares showed mixed activity amid bond and currency movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
American Can
Consolidated Gas
DuPont
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
US_ Steel
General Electric
Pennsylvanian
Telephone
U.S Steel
New York Central
American
New York City
Wall Street
Mid- Continent
Congress
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Price list from Cedar Rapids shows grain items including wheat rye barley and corn with various prices. Produce and fruits line includes oranges navels grapefruits lemons sweet potatoes potatoes and other items with per unit or per crate costs. Hens eggs oysters hides furs and other animal products are listed with per unit prices and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Miss Morrow and Morgan to Wed in Englewood
Elizabeth Reeve Morrow daughter of the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow will marry Aubrey Niel Morgan of Wales in Englewood on December 28. The couple will live in southern France until next summer and then settle in Great Britain.
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I. N
Englewood
N. J
INS
Elizabeth Reeve Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Aubrey Niel Morgan
Wales
Miss Morrow
France
Great Britain
Turner Sees Farm Price Rise Key to State Prosperity
Des Moines AP Governor Turner criticizes provincialism at the Iowa agricultural convention. He argues higher farm prices are needed to restore purchasing power and national balance between farm and industrial states. Agnes Samuelson lauds the state fair as vital educationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Turner
Statehouse
State Fair Managers Association
Agnes Samuelson
Iowa
Jury Ponders Cecile Young's Damage Suit
The jury in Cecile Young's $3,500 personal injury case against Carl F. Michel retired at 4:35 p.m. Wednesday to consider its verdict in Marion. The collision occurred on December 11, 1931 at Tenth Street and Central Avenue. The defense verdict was returned at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecile Young
Carl F. Michel
John T. Moffit
Mrs. Young
Michel
Tenth Street
Central Avenue
Marion
Linn counties 1933 grand jury named by Judge Clark
Linn county's 1933 grand jury personnel were announced Wednesday. The twelve members include John Armstrong Springville A B Black Marion G M Booth Cedar Rapids Right Rev A Delaney Boulder township Floyd D Fillmore 216 Fifteenth Street SE R B Hayes Palo Charles Hedges Mount Vernon Harry Kerr Coggon J L Krall Fairfax Charles Maier Otter Creek township D C Snyder Washington township L H Wells Clinton township. The grand jury was summoned to appear January 3 at 130 p.m. by Judge A B Clark for the January 1933 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
John Armstrong
Springville
A. B Black
Marion
G. M. Booth
Cedar Rapids
Rev
A. Delaney
Boulder Township
Floyd D Fillmore
Fifteenth Street
R B Hayes
Palo
Charles Hedges
Mount Vernon
Harry Kerr
Coggon
J. L. Krall
Fairfax
Charles Maier
Otter Creek Township
D C. Snyder
Washington Township
L. H. Wels
Clinton
Iowa Hog Prices By Region Report
Hog prices listed by region include Mason City Ottumwa and Waterloo figures for 180 to over 350 pound ranges. Regional quotes show Prime and Good Packers values with price spreads reflecting hog weight classes and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press
Jouamarete
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Marion High Junior Class Performs Three One Act Plays
A large Marion audience enjoyed three junior class one acts in Lincoln auditorium directed by Miss Marian Barnett. The Trysting Place features Mrs Curtis and her son Lancelot with a hidden romance. If Men Played Cards as Women Do follows four women at a bridge game. The Neighbors centers on Mrs Diantha Abel and her granddaughter. Cast includes Gordon Rahn, Lawrence Gordon, Geraldine Gordon, and many others with music between acts. Township school board meets Friday at 1 30 p.m.
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Geraldine Gordon
Marion High School
Lincoln Auditorium
Booth Tarkington
Zona Gale
Marian Barnett
Margaret Eisel
Jessie
Lancelot
Frank Flack
Rupert Smith
James Vernon
Marc
Mary Adelaide Albaugh
Grandma
LeNora Dippel
Diantha Abel
Donald Fish
Margaret Zak
Mabel Coon
Dorothy Smith
Gordon Ra
Cop Slain as Bandits Raid Upper Broadway Shootout
New York report says one patrolman was killed and two officers wounded along with a bandit after a taxicab chase began when bandits ran from a cordial shop. Patrolman George L. Gerhard died from seven bullets. Louis M. Schmidt was wounded in the arm. Police later detained Ralph M Florence. another bandit refused to identify himself.
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New York
Upper Broadway
George L. Gerhard
Louis M. Schmidt
Ralph M Florence
David and Aimee Deny Income In Heart Balm Suit
In Los Angeles Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton and husband David Hutton testified they have no cash salary or income their statement filed Wednesday counters Pasadena nurse Hazel Myrtle Jean St Pierre efforts to collect a $5000 heart balm judgment won from Hutton.
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Los Angeles
INS
Aimee Semple McPherson-Hutton
Angelus Temple
David Hutton
Hazel Myrtle Jean St. Pierre
Pasadena
Hutton
Hawaiian Governor Abandons Visit to Congress
Governor Lawrence Judd dropped plans to lead a home rule commission to Congress over Hawaii’s government form after a call from Hawaii delegate Victor Houston. Houston said the Senate Territories Committee would not push the Richardson bills to alter Hawaii’s status.
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Honolulu
T. H
Lawrence Judd
Home Rule Commission
Congress
Hawaii
Victor Houston
Washington
Houston
Judd
Senate Territories Committee
Richardson
Local Option Blocks Medicinal Liquor Sale
Washington AP reports medicinal liquor sales halted where local option laws remain in force. James M. Doran, commissioner of Industrial Alcohol, says a majority of affected cities are in western states.
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Washington
James M. Doran
Doran
Wyoming Men Arrested on Larceny Charge
Two well dressed men, Charles Powers and John Whiteside, claiming Wyoming homes, were arrested by Marshal O E Finuff on a larceny warrant. They appeared before Justice Marinus and pled not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Charles Powers
John Whiteside
Wyoming
O. E. Finuff
Oye Marinus
Christmas relief drive in Marion crosses large goal
A Marion appeal shows $78 raised Wednesday for needy families. Donors include P. E. O. Chapter CS, Entre Nous club, Troop 28 Boy Scouts, local stores, and many individuals. Community urges early gifts as a larger sum will be needed for Christmas aid.
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Goodfellows
Marion
F. L. Anderson
O. G. Waffle
Andrew P. Mitnsen
Nous Club
Troop No. 28
Boy Scouts of America
George Hutton
H. F. Breed
E. J. Esgate
J. T. Raymond
W. W. Vaughn
Aments Dry Goods
Gordon Grocery
Louis Ross
Russell Davis
Burr Leslie
L. C. Coon
John O'Kelley
Margaret Murphy
Ed Sigfred
Robert Toms
C. N. Owen
W E. Fleming
C. E. Reiter
Mildred Titus
D. A. Stamy
L. M. Phelps
E. J. Peterson
Fay W. Clemens
Charles Moha
John T. Pazour
George Schrimper
Sam Fulkerson
John Rollins
Frank Cloughy
Z. N. Lundy
K. W. Kendall
W. W. Yocom
H. M. Bruss
J. F. Beach
W. C. Sheets
Paul J. Fiedler
Frank S. Skinner
People’s Grocery
L. O. Dickey
G. H. Clark
F. W Lindahl
Roy Layer
F. G. Slauson
E. G. Frederick
J. W. Fairley
Roy Grumman
Tom Cherry
Charles Hermanek
Ned Jones
C. H. Keenan
A. B. Black
W. W. Bills
M. Gallo
L. B. Lacock
Farm Bureau Women Hold Clothing Clinic Lessons
The Farm Bureau women of North Marion Township held sessions at several homes. Gladys Adams led two lessons on The Clothing Clinic from the home demonstration program. Seventeen women attended the Friday meeting at Mrs. Forest Hann’s. Follow-up gift suggestion lessons were given by Mrs. David Hindman and Mrs. Wilbur Shaffer of the Deacon district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
North Marion Township
Forest Hann
Gladys Adams
David Hindman
Wilbur Shaffer
Deacon District
Tom Pollock
Jesse Starry
Mary Zeman
Prairie Union District No. 18
George Touro
Raymond Etzel
District 17
Touro
Fred Langhamm
District 15
Clyde Scott
Masons Leader G. L. Snyder Dies at 79 in Chariton
G L Snyder former Marion grocer and past grand master of Iowa I O F died December 10 after a long illness at his Chariton home. Born June 10, 1861 near Johnstown Pennsylvania he moved to Chariton ten years ago with his wife and four Chariton children Lucille Margaret Ruth and Paul survive. Two brothers Jacob H near Cedar Rapids and Stephen J of Pasadena Calif attend the service. Funeral in Marion Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. with Rev W E Fisher officiating. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will guard the grave at Oak Shade cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Snyder
Marion
Iowa
Chariton
Johnstown
Lucille
Margaret
Ruth
Paul
Jacob H
Cedar Rapids
Stephen J
Pasadena
Calif
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Fisher
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Oak Shade Cemetery
A Square W Square Four H Club Plans Christmas Party
The A Square W Square Four H club met at Arlyne Graham's home on Saturday to arrange a Christmas party for December 22 at Mrs. Leslie Dunn's house with members and families as guests. The meeting featured devotional by Arlyne Graham, a song Old Black Joe, a program on Christmas in Other Lands, a talk on winter flowers by Marjorie Towers, a demonstration on inexpensive gifts and wraps by Eleanor Storck, parliamentary drill led by Ada Fernow, candy recipe exchange, and guests Dorothy Wetzel and Mildred Elkin attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlyne Graham
Leslie Dunn
Marjorie Towers
Eleanor Storck
Ada Fernow
Dorothy Wetzel
Mildred Elkin
Theristmas Club Hosts Annual Party and Community Events
The Theristmas club held its annual Christmas party at Mrs. J. W. Bowman's home with seventeen members dining. Guests included Norma Rames of Chicago. Various club and church groups planned meetings and charity activities, including a Christmas basket delivery and needy family drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theristmas Club
J. W. Bowman
Eighth Avenue
E. J. Esgate
C. E. Drummond
J. T. Christie
J. W Bowman
Norma Rames
Chicago
George Oxley
C. R. Biddick
Rustlers
the Baptist Church
Ed Bills
Federated Club Women Hold Christmas Party at Legion Hall
About 6 percent of federation women attended the Christmas party at the Legion hall. The program featured Mrs La Verna Crew, Edna Roberts, and Old-fashioned Serenaders with Santa Claus gifting switches and candy. The Tennyson club joined the federation and upcoming events include Jan 10 program by several clubs and a Jan 20 handcraft exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Legion Hall
Musical Literary Club
C. M. Robison
Arnold Whittler
Willa Mae Daniels
Springville
Herald Angels
Santa Claus
Geraldine Gordon
Emma Klein
Federation
Santa
Kathryn Kassler
Martha Ann Young
Jinks
Kathryn
Martha Ann
Tennyson Club
O. O. P. Club
Reading Circle
So«rosis Club
O P club discusses China novel and local events
O P club members reviewed Pearl Buck Good Earth Tuesday at Mrs. Partridge home. Reports on City Federation leadership, Marion chapter election, Kenyanorang Camp Fire group, and multiple club and church activities filled the meeting, with upcoming Christmas parties planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. P. Club
China
W. C. Partridge
Pearl Buck
F. S. Skinner
J. L. Papes
Mary English
Vera Carson
City Federation of Clubs
Emma Kiein
Partridge
H. B. Christianson
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Trisdas
Lowa
Interior
Minnesota
Towa Electric Light and Power Co
Towa Electric Co
Central States Electric Company
United Light and Railways Co
A. G. Heim
Roosevelt Hotel
Tarler
Eefaakt Inforest
Aminaint
Byron A. Barlow
American Trust
James E. Bennett
Gihamn Sluar
NEW York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board OF Trade
York
Beleron
Stag
Liberty
Toledo
the Gazette
Chicago Board
Duluth
Cory
Burr Firm
Brat
OWL
Dae Sands
Cerry
Kcoreas
Freight von Parress
Se Braviers Express
Kansas
CILY
Eneland
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Central
Indus
Rayon
Alaska
Juneau
Inspiration
Allegheny Corp
Ains Chalmers
Tel Tel
Amerada Corp
Johns Manville
Kans
Kelsey Hayes
Kresge
Kreurer A T He
Intl Corp
Krorer G&d
Am Loco
Lambert
Mach & F
Lehigh Vailey
Metalsa
Kehn A Fink
Bik & Myers
Fall
Mls 2Poews Inc
Am Steel Fdys
Borm Ward
McKeesport
Tance
Agna Upper
Wat
Mathieson
Anaconda Caprie
Miami Copper
Aus
Armour A & nNebeh R
To & P
Atlantic
Murray Corona
Aico
Nash Motors
Eisai
Barnsdall
Bendix
Natl
Mestirs Bet & Co
Heth Steel
Bohn Aish
Central Forden
Warrer Ata N
Chao “ Ana AN Chea
Chrisier Mir
Bure Ou Peoples Gas
Sic NJ
Pullman Co
Radio Corpa
Civ Ice & Puri
Badia
Keith
Gis Cocatain
Rem Rand
Paimaline Miapap Steel
Gas & Eiec
Seapoard
Seaboard Oil
Mrands
Crucible Street
Standard
Cudahy
Curtis Weight
Frisco
Foster Wheever Ass
U S Ind
Cittette SR
S&s
Idden Co
Mearner
Warner
Middlewurst Ut
Prima Co
Edison
Quaker C
Quaker Pr
Cord Coron
Swift & Co
Crissley Grunow
E Leghorn
Morgan
Clark
Linn
Marion News
Township
The
Marion Community Club
David
Aimee
Goodfellows’ Fund
Robert Hibner
W. J. Goodyear
G. M. Hibner
Hibner
Charles Hibner
Midland, Mich
Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O O. F. Hall
E. B Ringland
Oklahoma City
E. P. Ringland
Methodist Church
Ruby Hanscom
A. E. Blinks
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Pay Marsh
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Martha Gillespie
Thirteenth Street
Federated Club
Good Earth
Elmer Seevell
E. McCammon
G. O. Pyle
L. R. Blackledge
R. E. Lehdigh
E. E. Edewards
New Hallwood
Virginia Smith
Barbara Sloas
Kathleen Oxley
Lucile Huss
Franklin Township
F. F
Mayme McKean
Paul Michel
Marion Fire Department
George Olineger
Maron
Agnes Marié Buchtela
Wiliam Buchtela
T. J. McEliott
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Prairieburg
James Bromwell
Twelfth Street
Baptist Sune Day School
Raymond Eckhart
Diana Fret Club
John Coakley
the Legion Auxiliary
Joe Roeder Thurseday
Ameigo Club
George Reichard
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Old Nest
John Thompson
Presbyterian Missionary and Aid Society
Cc. F. Price
Mary Adams
Dry Creek A. and L. Club
Memorial Hall
Entre Nous Club
E. E. Parsons
Goodfellows Fund
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