Chicago and Midwest Hog Cattle Sheep Prices Rise and Fall
Chicago auctions show choice swine up five cents with top at 325, receipts 90 00 hogs and 41 15 cattle. Sheep steady with top at 735, bulls and lambs mixed as markets note heavy arrivals across Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GALES
INS
Ats
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Wranesday
Kago ‘ Ee
Kaneas City
Maha
St Joseph
Lewis
Tee
Shoux City
Wee
Paul Ce Eer
Indianapolis
Inco
Cincinnati
Lay
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Goods Listings
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page shows miscellaneous grain and related goods with scattered prices and items. The OCR text lists numerous entries including weights, prices, and various product names, but legible details are sparse and inconsistent.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Summary
Chicago market wire lists butter eggs and poultry receipts with prices and stock for fresh graded goods. Includes potatoes carrots and other produce with steady supply and mixed grade prices. Also notes Chicago futures and dairy standards for January through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UW Bo
Wisconsin
Idaho
Russia
Mindgota
Red River
Rock Springs
Break in Stocks Triggers Liquidation in Grain Markets
A sharp stock market break led to widespread liquidation in grain trading. Wheat fell to lowest levels since October, corn and oats also declined. some rallies appeared but were weak. May futures dropped near 48 cents, with farmers seeking government loans and ongoing deliveries in futures and cash markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Market Receipt Summary from Minneapolis Reports
Grain movement and cash grain quotes show No 2 corn and wheat figures, oats and barley prices, and mixed lots with yellow and white varieties. The records note dated pricing, including futures-like markers and several crop categories such as durum and amber durum, with receipts and market signals from Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Zac Aample Crade
Timothy Seets
Minneapolis
Bond Markets Open With Muted Trading In Subdued Session
New York bond trading opened in a subdued tone with low volume and little price movement. Government issues showed stability while corporate bonds saw limited activity and few notable gains as investors awaited clearer cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Review
Midhanard
Treasury
Uist
Bandits Get $2,000 In Two Robberies
Chicago police pursued four shotgun bandits who carried out two quick robberies at wholesale grocery firms. They terrorized 49 customers and employees, escaping with a total of $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Government Quoted At Over 3406 An Ounce For Domestic Gold
Government reports show domestic gold continuing above 3406 an ounce as market actions persist. No other details provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prime hog prices dip while calf and sheep markets show mixed readings
Hogs weakened on the local market Wednesday with a five cent drop across all grades and the top now at 2.60. Good packers hold steady. Calf market for good to choice cattle 130 to 3190 pounds trades around 2.00 to 4.24. Spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds listed near 3.50 to 4.76, with buck jams noted at 190 in connection to quality.
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Bearce
Wright
Steaay
James
Iowa
PRISS
Mason City
Cean Des Moines
Omawa Livestock
Omaha
Strone Snern Ateady Ferdeya
G Ofarly
Ianthy
Sinclair
Wall Street Slides on Broad Selloff in Midday trading
Stocks decline sharply on Wednesday amid broad selling with major losses in Union Bag and Paper Celanese and U S Alcohol while American Telephone and General Motors slip fractions. Transfers reach about 2.3 million shares as traders react to market weakness and a lag in tickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Bag and Paper
Hazel Atlas Glass
U. S
American Telephone
Us, Steel
General Motors
Stock Exchange
Bag and Paper
Celanese
U. S. Alcohol
Atlas Tack
Auburn
Allied Chemical
U. S Steel
Johns-Manville
Case
Santa Fe
du Pont N
Central American Can
Western Union
American Telephone and
Consolidated Gas
Court House News Divorce and judgments in district court
Maxine Wilson Kelly asks for a divorce from LeRoy Kelly on grounds of felony conviction and seeks restoration of her maiden name Maxine Wilson. Zana Kohl seeks divorce from Bertrand D. Kohl for cruel treatment and restoration of Zana Timm. The Davenport marriage occurred in 1930. Promissory note judgments include Robert C. Armstrong vs EB Henderson for 250 dollars, Fairfax State Bank vs James Wilson for 3094.44, and Mutual Trust Life Insurance Co vs Carl O. Rawson and Emma Rawson for 350 dollars. Milner Kulhavy seeks 125 dollars against Adolph Prok and Anna Prok in an action on an alleged Joan. Paulson Electric Construction Co. seeks 4401.08 in the receivership of Larimer and Shafer Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Wilson Kelly
LeRoy Kelly
Kelly
Maxine Wilson
Zana Kohl
Bertrand D. Kohl
Zana Timm
Davenport
Robert C. Armstrong
EB. E. Henderson
Fairfax State Bank
James Wilson
Mutual Trust Life Insurance Company
Carl O. Rawson
Emma Rawson
Milner Kulhavy
Adolph Procok
Anna Procek
Joan. C Paulson
Paulson Electric Construction Company
Judgment of 8728 Sought in Fatal Muscatine Area Crash
Three district court actions seek a total of 8728 in damages from B L Moore of Linn county and Mr Wagner of Hagdin county after a Nov 18 1932 collision near Muscatine county trunk road C and a local road killed Mrs Clara Hammond 60 of Louisa county. Kate Enoch also of Louisa county was seriously hurt and Glenn Rayner escaped major damage. Hammond’s administrator seeks 5000 while Enoch seeks 3528 and Rayner 200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Moore
Linn County
Wagner
Hagdin County
Clara Hammond
Louisa County
Muscatine County
Hammond
Kate Enoch
Glenn Rayner
Moore
Relatives To Receive Major Bequests In The Rothrock Will
Blanche M Rothrock of Cedar Rapids who died December 11 had a will admitted to probate. Major bequests are placed in trust with Merchants National Bank and Harry T Hedges for the benefit of two sisters Maude L Blaney and Lettie Rogers and the children of deceased relatives James H Rothrock and Frank McFarland. Executorship and distribution cover household goods and personal effects along with named Rothrock and McFarland children. The will was dated January 30, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M Rothrock
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Harry T Hedges
Maude L. Blaney
Carrizozo
N. M
Lettie Rogers
Hillsdale
Lien Actions Dismissed and Court Petitions Filed
Several liens on the Mullin building remodel for Montgomery Ward were dismissed by settlement in district court before Judge A B Clark. Separately Nana Reed filed for separate maintenance against W M Reed. custody of two minor children and weekly support are sought. Dorris Sturgeon, 37, was released on bond after facing poultry selling charges. A partition decree in the McCorkle estate involved eight properties with shares allocated to McCorkle descendants. referees and an administrator were named in related proceedings.
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Mullin
Montgomery Ward and Company
A B Clark
Nana Reed
W MM. Reed
Dorris Sturgeon
Sturgeon
A S Reed Dee
Joseph A Petrus
G S. McCorkle
A B. Clark
Ight
Etta McCorkle
G S McCorkle
W H McCorkle
Anna Marie McCorkle
Mable McCorkle Clark
L. E. McCorkle
Anita McCorkle Clark
J Warren McClintock
A K Rife
Shellsburg
Ernest B Cameron
Second Avenue Si
Isabella E. Cameron
Urbana Truck Driver Fined For Not Reporting Accident
Donovan Hudson a 24 year old Urbana truck driver was fined 500 dollars and costs in district court by Judge F Ellis on Wednesday afternoon for failing to report an accident. Hudson pled guilty after arrest by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon Deck. The court suspended all but 200 dollars of the fine during good behavior and payment of costs, with a 60 day county jail sentence effective December 7 if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donovan Hudson
Urbana
F . Ellis
Hudson
Larry Condon Deck
Cedar Rapids
Frank M Davis
Fourth Avenue
Genter Point
House Favors Probe of Gravel Pit Deal
Lawmakers debated probes into the gravel pit purchase, cement bids, and war material sales. Several resolutions sought to clear or continue investigations while partisanship and Gov. attitudes sparked clashes among reps.
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HOUSE
Winneshiek Sheriff Nabs West Union Man In Linn Co
A. R. Swale of West Union was arrested by Winneshiek Deputy Louis Lang Wednesday afternoon near Center Point. Swale was jailed at 355 pm after driving erratically and allegedly broke two bottles of intoxicating liquor on the pavement in Cedar Rapids. The arrest was reported to County Attorney G. K. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Swale
West Union
Louis Lang
Winneshieck County
Center Point
Joseph A. Petrus
Lang
Swale
G. K Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Civil Works Jobs Allocated Across Muscatine County
Des Moines AP reports civil works projects totaling 85 843 20 and employing 475 workers approved by agency chiefs. Civil works service jobs provide 15 women in Muscatine County public offices across four cities and four women in Davenport at Pine Knoll sanitarium nursing. Projects include Scott Davenport Nursing Pine Knoll 720, four women. Muscatine Nichols Clerical work in public schools 112, one woman. Wilton Junction Sewing room and cleaning City Hall 456, six women. West Liberty Clerical and janitor work in school 184, two women. Wilton Cleaning and work in school 288, four women. West Liberty Clerical work in mayor office and library 224, two women.
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DES Moines
Civil Works Service
Muscatine County
Davenport
Pine Knoll Sanitarium
Scott County
Nichols
Wilton Junction
West Liberty
Wilton
Huey Loses Regulars Endorsement in New Orleans Trial
In New Orleans the old regular city organization known as a southern Tammany Hall rejected Huey P. Long's preferred candidate for district attorney, jeopardizing Long's Louisiana political grip. State Senator Byrne had been backed by Long, but the regulars chose their own slate led by Major T Semmes Walmsley, signaling a major shift in local power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Tammany Hall of the South
Regulars
Louisiana
Long Machine
Long
Charles A Byrne
Eugene Stanley
T Semmes Walmsley
New York Congressman James Parker Dies After Stroke
Private funeral services were planned in Washington for U S Representative James Southworth Parker of New York who died Tuesday night from a paralytic stroke suffered last week.
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Washington
James Southworth Parker
New York
U S to Sign Equal Rights Convention
U S delegates at the seventh Pan American conference announced plans to sign a convention granting equal nationality rights to women, pending congressional approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Marion man 75 found dead near timber patch east of Marion
Aged resident Bills Bliss 75 was found lying beside a nearly filled wagon after a timber-gathering trip on the Ed Gordon farm eight and a half miles east of Marion. Coroner Vorpahl ruled no inquest needed and suggested a fall from the wagon caused the skull fracture. Bliss, born in 1868, had lived in multiple Iowa communities with his wife Mat tie Huffington Bliss and left behind a daughter and a son plus siblings and eight grandchildren.
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Z. Bills
South Eleventh Street
Marion
Ed Gordon
R. R. Vorpahl
Bliss
Wiliam Cumley
Cumley
Bess
Elmer Barnhart
Stuart Dolan
Vorpahl
Joe Petrus
Cumiley
Dog
Peoria County
Mattie C. Huffington
Princeville
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Missouri
Center Point
L. W. Alt Place
Blisss
E. G Good
Sioux City
Bert Bliss
Emma Wood
Toledo
Ore
Annie Newlan
Lovington
Pioneer Farmer Henry J. Knopp Dies at 85 in Marion
Henry J Knopp 85 of 496 Eighth avenue died at his home Tuesday night at 1230 with long illness. Born in New York City Oct 16 1848 he moved to Iowa in 1871 and later lived near Marion. Survived by sister Barbara and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 9 am at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery Kenwood.
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Henry J. Knopp
Henry J.knopp
Eighth Avenue
Mr. Knopp
Peiney
Monay
New York City
Iowa
Marion
Barbara Knopp
California
Knopp
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
T. J McElliott
Youn Calvary Cemetery
Kenwood
Goodfellows fund donations urged with extended donor list
Readers are urged to donate to the Goodfellows fund and take subscription lists found in Marion business houses. Additional donors added to the list include Hugh Hutton W H Balster Mildred Titus W W Yocom and many more. Also updates on hospitalizing family visits and a Taxis class Methodist Sunday school basket drive with a clothing request for a 14 year old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellows
Goodfellows Fund
Marion
Hst
Hugh Hutton
W. H Balster
Mildred Titus
W.W. Yocom
J Davis
Jerry Mann
C. A. Bradley
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. E. Fisher
L. R. Blinks
Methodist Sunday School
Divorce Petition Alleges Missing Husband Abandoned Farm
Mrs Lizzie Cook Popham of five miles north of Manchester sues for divorce from Clarence Popham a Delaware county farmer who vanished Oct 5 after allegedly selling mortgaged livestock for 900 dollars She says they married Jan 1 1917 and claims 8000 dollars alimony with attachment against his property and requests to resume her maiden name and remarry within a year.
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Manchester
Lizzie Cook Popham
Delaware County District Court
Clarence
Popham
Ittes
Pophams
Manson Elected Master Councilor of Linn DeMolay Chapter
Raymond Manson was elected master councilor of Linn chapter No. 900, Order of DeMolay on Tuesday. Other officers chosen include Senior councilor Allan Edwards, Junior councilor DeWayne Dickey, scribe Marvin Fernow, and treasurer George Oxley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Manson
Linn
Allan Edwards
DeWayne Dickey
Marvin Fernow
George Oxley
Marion lodge officers elected in town meeting
Earl Welsher was elected worshipful master of Marion lodge No 6 A F and A M. E A Starry was elected senior warden Fred C Newlin junior warden E J Miller treasurer and Dr R E Leidigh secretary. The Moth ers club Christmas party moved to Thursday at Mrs Fred Lutz home. Mrs Martha Cook and grandson Harry Sheets travel to Nevada Mo for holidays with son William Sheets. Miss Lillian Zak takes a position at Harte Beautte Shoppe. Mrs Fred Domer returns from Ottumwa visit with daughter Mrs Harry Munson. Several local families attend 59th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Thomas Henderson in Cog gon.
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Earl Welsher
Marion Lodge
No. 6
A. FP
A.M
E.A. Starry
Fred C. Newlin
E. J Miller
R. E. Leidigh
Martha Cook
Harry Sheets
Nevada
William Sheets
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Adams Express
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Jones Manville
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Consal
Gummons Co
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Sperry Corp
St Joe
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Johnson
Gallagher
Rep. McCreery
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Linn Co
Allot
Huey
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Theristmal Party
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Theristmal Club
George P. Whitney
Emma Kendall
H. G. Stitzel
G. O. Pyle
W. G. Koppenhaver
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J. Esgate
Lloyd Stark
Lou Sley
Mr Stark
Hassan Stark
Central City
Mother's Club
Fred Lutz
Lillian Zak
Harte Beautte
Fred Domer
Harry Munson
Ottumwa
Frank J. Lindahl
Ida Lillie
N. Kemp
Mary Hanna
Coggon
Thomas Henderson
Lindahl
T.T. Williams
G. M. Hibner
Jennings Hotchkiss
Town State College
Walter J. Hotchkiss
Hazel Ridge
Edythe McGowan
Sunnyside
Ellyn McGowan
Lincoln School
New Hallwood
the Baptist Sunday School
B. ¥. P. U of the Baptist Church
of the Baptist Church
Oxford Club
Methodist Church
Iva Stevens
Margaret Oldfather
Lions Club
Marion High School
Rose Wilcox
Richard Kouitz
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee Railroead Women's Club
Memorial Hall
Cheerful Companions
Christan Church
Josephine Kindig
J L. Roberts
Revco
St Joseph's Catholic Church
P E. O
Solo
Barbara Clark
A E. Granger
Mary Ellen Granger
Norma
Helen Biddlick
Helen Biddick
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