Chicago Hog Prices Edge Higher as Demand Remains Strong
Chicago hog market shows steady to higher bids with heavy weights up to 6c. Top price reached near 575 for medium cattle offerings while receipts reach around 20,000 hogs with 1,000 direct. East Buffalo and East St Louis supply steady. Cleveland and Pittsburgh mixed with lighter activity.
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Chicago
Tota Trevisso
Ieee
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Lens
East St. Louis
Sears
Fender
Reece
Cary Tan
Inain Prices Rally Second Time In Day On Silver Coinage
Silver prices advanced for a second time on the day amid government remonetization talk. Wheat and corn showed initial gains on opening trading with firm cash markets, while buyers and sellers reacted to policy signals and loans, keeping prices volatile through the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SDD
Grewat Pryskiemt
Maroushaut
Kansas
Wnen
Liverpool
Hogs Steady on Local Market Amid Mixed Prime Prices
Local hog market shows no change as prices hold. Prime hogs in various weight ranges show limited shifts with premiums paid for quality. calf and sheep markets also listed with price ranges for spring lambs and buck lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices For Grain and Produce
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids area including wheat oats rye barley corn hay and straw. Also prices for livestock fowl hides furs and pelts and seasonal fruits and vegetables from Kennery C wholesale.
Grain Movement Details and Market Notes
Fragmentary OCR shows references to grain movement and pricing with names like Jose and related terms. The text is garbled, mentioning wheat, prices, and spots, but contains no coherent events, dates, or clear entities to confirm a full summary.
Markets Beat Odds as Futures Prices Signal Firm Demand
The market page shows active trading in futures with notes on produce contracts and standards. Highlights include references to price levels, February settlements, and a focus on Catered goods and exchange prices amid steady demand.
The Deyaks Are a Rare Native of Borneo
A fragment notes the Deyaks are a rare native species from Borneo. It mentions related terms and possible references to trade or display, but the readable portion focuses on their status as a little known native group in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borneo
Wall St Stocks Rally Joins Silver Upswing Then Retreats
Wall Street wavered after an initial silver fueled surge as stocks edged higher 1 to 10 points before profit taking trimmed gains. U S Smelting and other silver shares led early advances while tobacco issues fell sharply and major names like American Telephone and Consolidated Gas retreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
American
Howe Sound
Chrysler
Case
Auburn
Cerro de Pasco
American Can
American Telephone
Liggelb and
Myers B
Wall Street
Ater
Colorado
Southern
Tobacco
Liggett and Myers B
American Tobacco
Reynolds
Consolidated Gas
National Distillers
U. S. Industrial Alcohol Atlas Tack
U. S. Steel
Eastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
Kennecott
WN. Y. Central
Johns Manville
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
RFC
Postponed Congress P Fight Over Inflation Step
Washington reports the Roosevelt silver proclamation may end the inflation dispute for the session. Support shifted as Pittman backed the London silver agreement while Wheeler warned the action does not go far enough. Free silver advocates plan to reintroduce a broader remonetization bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Pittman
Dem
Nev
West
London
United States
Thomas Inflation
Wheeler
Mont
Northwestern
Congress
Deaths Frank Louvar Jr 85 of Shueyville
Frank Louvar Jr aged 85 died at his Shueyville home at 12 40 p m after a lingering illness He was born in Bohemia on June 4 1848 and moved to Johnson county in 1857 Survived by widow Marie children Jerome Frank Jr Joseph George two daughters in law and several grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral at his home 2 p m Sunday conducted by Rev Francis Pokorny Burial in Shueyville cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Louvar, Jr
Shueyville
Bohemia
Johnson County
Marie
Jerome
Riceville
Frank, Jr
Joseph
Solon
George
Edward Beranek
Joseph Krivanek
Frank Kloubec
Francis Pokorny
Shueyville Cemetery
Mrs. Jennie J Priborsky obituary in Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Jennie J Priborsky 67 wife of Joseph J Priborsky died at home 335 Wilson Ave SW at 1235 am Friday after brief illness born Cleveland Ohio came to Cedar Rapids 28 years ago survived by five sons Anton J Joseph F Frank W Edward all Cedar Rapids Charles G Davenport three sisters Mrs Anna Vondracek Miss Emma Kris Miss Mary Kris two brothers James Frank Kris Omaha Neb and four grandchildren Funeral at Polansky chapel Sunday 2 pm conducted by Theodore Hlubucek burial Bohemian National cemetery friends may call 7 9 pm Saturday Also funeral services for Mrs John Cook in Beatty chapel at 2 pm Saturday body taken to Central City burial friends may call 7 9 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie J. Priborsky
Joseph J. Priborsky
Wilson Avenue
Cleveland
Cedar Rapids
Anton J
Joseph F
Frank W
Edward
Charles G
Davenport
Anna Vondracek
Emma Kris
Mary Kris
James
Frank Kris
Omaha
Neb
Polansky
Theodore Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Bert Newcomer Wins Verdict In Insurance Suit
Herbert T. Newcomer of Marshalltown and former Cedar Rapids resident was awarded a federal court verdict against the government. He claimed skull injuries from a World War I airplane crash left him permanently disabled and sought monthly war risk insurance payments starting in 1912, totalling $357.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Herbert T. Newcomer
Marshalltown
U S May Refuse Cuban Intervention
Washington sources indicate that if Spain formally asks the United States to intervene in Cuba under the Platt amendment, President Roosevelt would refuse. Madrid ministers, meeting in tension, announced no decision on Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
United States
Cuba
Roosevelt
Madrid
Farmers Seek Aid From Congress to Stabilize Cattle Prices
A militant coalition of more than a thousand farmers and stock raisers from Iowa Nebraska Kansas Missouri and South Dakota adopted resolutions to curb packers profits and activity. They urged tax shifts on hog processing avoid shifting costs to producers and called for packers to stop direct feeding and purchasing of cattle hogs and sheep. Speakers including Dan Hilebrand Lieut Gov Kraschel O J Wearin and J B Gage pressed for a balance between 45 cent corn and low meat prices to save the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
South Dakota
AAA
Dan Hilebrand
Seward
Nebraska Livestock Feeders and Breeders Association
N. G. Kraschel
O. J. Wearin
J. B. Gage
Kansas City
U.S. Livestock Association
Guardian Bank Loss Concealed From Stockholders Report
Evidence presented to the Senate investigation shows Guardian Detroit Union Group losses of more than 1 million dollars for 1930 to 1932 were not reported to stockholders by the Detroit Bank Holding Company. Deficits were 1930 39000 1931 288000 1932 714000, with questioned signatures on reports.
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Washington
Senate
Guardian
Detroit Union Group, Inc
Detroit Bank
Michigan Securities Corporation
Robert O. Lord
Commission
Lord
C. H. Haberkorn, Jr
Haberkorn
Lansing
Detroit
Ferdinand Pecora
Green Charges Ford With Code Violations In NRA Brief
William Green president of the AFL filed with the NRA a report and affidavits alleging code violations by Ford at Edgewater New Jersey. The document awaits review by Hugh S Johnson who may refer it to the attorney general for action. Ford workers struck and were locked out while the board offered no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
NRA
Ford
National Labor Board
Green
Henry Ford
Government Sues Cutten For Tax Owed
CHICAGO United States authorities sue grain trader Arthur W Cutten for 22310 in stock transfer taxes. The action filed in district court alleges Cutten acquired 1120000 shares of the Gandals Consolidated Oil Corp. stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arthur W. Cutten
United States
United States District Court
Cutten
Gindals Consolidated Oil Corporaon
Jupiter Blamed For Attracting Meteors
PROVO Utah UP Leonid meteors have been drawn from their course by Jupiter preventing its light from being visible as in 1866. Prof Wayne B Hales led students at the observatory with Dr J J Hayes observing at seventy three miles above earth reporting national recordings. Velocity measured at twenty seven miles per second and a flight about sixty two miles long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo, Utah
Wayne B. Hales
Hayes
J. J. Hayes
Te University of Utah
Shores Company Announces Christmas Salary Bonus
The Shores company will pay a Christmas cash bonus to all employes, totaling 7 to 15 percent of weekly salaries. Thirty seven workers receive the disbursement as the Cedar Rapids plant continues operations since September 22. Wages and salaries for about half the staff have been increased under new ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shores Company
R. BE. Harrington
The
Shores-Mueller Company
Sixteenth Street
Harrington
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Fire damages homes on Fifteenth and Twelfth streets NE
A chimney fire at E L Scott home 221 Fifteenth street NE was put out at 6 38 p m Thursday. A roof section at W B McFann 1037 Twelfth street NE was destroyed by fire at 1 p m Friday. Firemen credited chimney sparks. The Ambro Advertising Agency hosted 75 clients with a buffet at the Hotel Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Scott
Fifteenth Street
W. B. McFann
Twelfth Street
Ambro Advertising
Hotel Roosevelt
Marionette Show Staged at Little Gallery for Children
The playground commission and Marionette club presented a show at the Little Gallery at 2 30 p m Friday for the entertainment of children from the Home for the Friendless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Playground Commission
Little Gallery
Christmas Service Held at Boots Residence in Rompot
A Christmas service was held Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Boots in Rompot with Rev. August Cramer presiding. Sixty five attendees heard a talk by the Reverend and enjoyed music by Mildred Kness and Janet Tyler. Each guest received a useful gift and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Boots
Rompot
August Cramer
Mr. Cramer
Mildred Kness
Janet Tyler
Sundberg Aids State in Interstate Rates Case
Harry F. Sundberg of the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce returned from Des Moines where he assisted the state commerce counsel in preparing a brief for filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission. The brief concerns class rates between Iowa and southeastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Sundberg
Trafic
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Des Moines
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Two Men Given Suspended Fines for Assault in Reed Court
Bob Jakoubek and Joe Messa, both 22, received suspended $25 fines plus costs in Justice A S Reed’s court on assault and battery charges filed by Dean Wyatt. Wyatt claimed the men struck him on Thursday night at the island plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Jakoubek
Otisroad SE
Joe Messa
First Street
Court of Justice
A. S. Reed
Dean Wyatt
Eighth Street
Wyatt
Island Plaza
W E Spencer Elected President Of Local 43 Union
W E Spencer was elected president of Building Laborers Local No 43 at this week's regular meeting which saw fourteen new members join. Other officers include Frank Goerdt vice president Harry O Connor financial secretary Frank Swatosh treasurer J V Gladwin recording secretary Jens Feltenberg guard James Pruce and Joe Kloubec delegates to the Federation of Labor P J Whitmore and James Bruce delegates to the Building Trades council.
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W. E. Spencer
Avenue NW
Building Laborers Local Union No
Frank Goerdt
Harry O'Connor
Frank Swatosh
J. V Gladwin
Jens Feltenberg
James Pruce
Joe Kloubec
Federation of Labor
P. J. Whitmore
James Bruce
Building Trades Council
Austrian Bishops Denounce Nazi Sterilization Plans
In Vienna a pastoral letter from Austrian Catholic bishops denounces the Hitler regime's sterilization program. The letter condemns race hatred and urges Austrians to back Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss, stating church policy remains unchanged despite the concordat with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
INS
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Germany
Vatican
Freedom Of Press Retained In Code
Administrator Hugh Johnson said he would send the construction graphic arts and newspaper codes to President Roosevelt Friday with practical agreement reached. He hopes to pass them quickly. The newspaper code retains the freedom of the press provision.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
St. Louis Couple Slain by Bandits
Charles J. Ablen and his wife Anna Ablen were killed early Friday by a robber seeking a hold up. Ablen, 42, led a cigar store chain and was active in Republican politics. A police car pursued the robber’s automobile for several blocks before losing the trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Charles J. Ablen
Anna
Birth Announcement for Moor Man Family Son Born
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Moor man announce a son born December 22 at St. Luke's Hospital, 435 Forest Drive SE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons Renere Ee
E. F. Moorman
Forest Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
Ten Men Survey Linn County Under Federal Project
Ten men led by Cedar Rapids engineer Cleo Bates conduct a second week of land survey work in Linn County as part of a 42 county federal coast and geodetic survey project. The effort involves 440 statewide workers and aims to set 15 000 concrete monuments, benches, and bronze tablets along highways to ensure precise measurements with less than one eighth inch error per 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo W. Bates
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Federal Coast and Geodetic Survey
J. S. Dodds
William H. Behrens
Mississippi River
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Ouija board inspired teenage girl to shoot father
In St John’s Arizona a 15 year old girl testified that a ouija board ordered her to shoot her father so her mother could marry a young cowboy. The girl pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill and is in juvenile custody. The mother Mrs Dorothia Turley denies influence and faces accessory charges with a habeas corpus hearing set soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Ariz
INS
Mattie Turley
E. J. Turley
Dorothia Turley
Naval Hospital
San Diego
Turley
Equitable Life files six secured note actions in district court
The Equitable Life Assurance society filed six actions in district court seeking judgments totaling 100 317 83 against defendants Irene Johnson Joseph and Mary Planer Joseph and Mary Planer Lucy G Lacock administratrix Virgil M Lacock estate Lucy G Lacock Clemen J Wels Roy Wels and Marie Wels and Robert L Goodyear and Ethel C Goodyear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Irene Johnson
Joseph and
Mary Planer
Lucy G. Lacock
Virgil M. Lacock
Clemen J. Wels
Roy Wels
Marie Wels
Robert L. Goodyear
Ethel C. Goodyear
County urges immediate filing of Linn claims
Linn county auditor Robert M. Vesely urged all claim holders authorized for payment to file with the courthouse immediately so the board of supervisors may review and clear them before January 1. Keith Edwin Dalrymple of Los Angeles had ancillary probate in district court. Bequests of 1000 to four nieces, remainder to widow Martina C. Dalrymple. Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids named administrator with will annexed. Myrtle Benton’s divorce action against John Benton for cruelty was dismissed by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Vesely
Linn County
Board of Supervisors
Keith Dalrymple
Keith Edwin Dalrymple
Los Angeles
Martina C. Dalrymple
Merchants National Bank of
Cedar Rapids
Myrtle Benton
John Benton
Chaco Peace Talks Hit Standstill Over Fort Dispute
Montevideo reports a sharp halt in Chaco peace talks after Bolivia withdraws from arbitration until Paraguay returns four forts accused of violating the eleven day truce. Paraguayan delegates deny any breach, claiming forts were seized before the truce started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
INS
Chaco
Bolivia
Paraguay
Foreign Ministry
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Eeees
Oates Jistock
Liston South
S& Tre
Lamson Brothers and Co
Cedar
Merchants National Bank
Scott McIntyre & Co
Merchants Bank Bldg
DIAL
Leghorn Springs
Colorea Sc
Kennery
California
Musrat—Ag
St Jose
Olepo
Stgar Market
York
Tee Petron
Corea
Lee Freee JR
Cimcagq
Petr Pergeag
Sturdares
Bond Far Markets
Airey Tt
Rene L
Wall St
Fatenish Valles
Pow & Lite
Tenn & Fink
Rad & SS
Ovens
Amms
Tel d. Tet
Oust Gas & EB
Tob
McKesson Roh
Wat Wiks
Marchall Fld
Am Woslen
Am ZinesMasns
Mathieseon A
May
Atk Nat Gas
Miami Copper
Assd
Dery Gas
Atchison
TSF
Ss'emont Ward
Atlantic Fit
Auburn Auto Si
Sta Aviation Corpn
Murray Corpn
Badz
Laco MW
Cal & Heela
Packard
Penick & Ford
Sonney JC
Ohio
Suliman Co
Crs
Jex
Bas Railway
Eperry Cora
Crewe
Hien
Carhee Raz Jabtendard Gas
Sagi ‘Wete & A
Wega
Clokk Chicago &Tocks
Aviastee
Kinky Uetten
Berar
Betsy Lytch
Tia Lierthall
Merraor
Brvan Syt Coorg
Beri
Chan Capp
Hierer CO
Care
Verena
Frank Louvar
John Cook
Beatty Chapel
Central City
Bert
Newcomer
Coe College
U.S
the Gazette
Wallace
Packers
Guardian Bank
Jupiter
Jones
Hindley's
Sundberg
Ouija Board
Court House News
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