Livestock Receipts Mixed as Market Holds Steady to Weaker
Chicago and other markets reported dull to steady cattle and hog demand with receipts around 8,000 cattle and 74,000 hogs locally. Hog prices mostly fell 5 to 15 cents with tops near 340 dollars. cattle and sheep showed mixed strength with Chicago volumes around 5,000 cattle and 2,500 East St Louis, while Cleveland and Pittsburgh were varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Pittsburch
East St
ST Louis Livestock East
Omaha Markets Report Hog and Cattle Prices Mixed
Receipts show hogs steady to higher with top around 23350. Sows and feeder pigs mixed while cattle trade ranges with steers and yearlings holding near steady and fat cattle firm. Sheep receipts large with fat lambs meeting buyer demand and feeder lambs steady. Market sources note mixed demand across regions and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
S.ca
S’eadt
Berk
Medum Ob.s
Cassis
Sioun City
Sioux City
Sience
Etna
Cedar Rapids Livestock Prices and Receipts Mixed
Cedar Rapids livestock market reports show hogs steady to mixed with prices around 300 per hundredweight, cattle receipts about 500 head with steady to higher steer quotes, and sheep and calves trading irregularly. Buyers and sellers balance near-term demand as weights vary 140 to 350 pounds and packing margins tighten amid weekly market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas City
Wall Street Holds Slim Losses in Quiet Trading
Stocks drifted lower in late trading with American Tobacco B slipping over a point and major names like Liggett and Myers Reynolds dipping. United share activity remained light as traders eyed year end and hopes for early 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers and Reynolds
U .S. Steel
American Telephone Standard of California
Public Service of New Jersey
Case
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Allied Chemical
Air Reduction
General Electric
General Motors
Santa Fe
Reynolds
Lorillard
American Telephone
Radio
Westinghouse
General Foods
DuPont
Continental
Wall Street
Iowa Livestock Prices and Receipts Across Markets
The Associated Press reports Iowa Missouri and nearby markets showing varied hog cattle and sheep receipts with prices ranging widely. Notable figures include Des Moines Des Moines Des Moines Des Moines and Waterloo noting hogs at 180-230 lb or 230-250 lb with $250-$270 ranges and cattle steady to higher in some lots while others sell lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Associated Press Truesday
Towa
Mason City
Waterloo
DES Moines Taps
Interior
Town
Minnesota
Bond Markets New York Bonds New York AP
The article reports on bond market activity in New York with mentions of securitization and broker actions. It notes trading pressures and investor responses as officials seek balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheat Prices Fall as Weakness Abroad Hits Markets
Prices on the Chicago board of trade slide on weak overseas demand from Winners and Buenos Aires. Wheat leads declines with oats and rye following downward trends though cash oats and rye hold firmer early. Receipts mix as traders watch Winnipeg amid a quiet stock market and cautious export activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buenos
Board of Trade
Tesgar Mat
Shert
Tradne
Bacey
Buenos Aires
Winnipeg
Grain Movement in Chicago and Minneapolis Grain Bids
The listing shows cash grain quotes from Chicago and Minneapolis markets, detailing wheat and corn grades with bid numbers and prices, including No 3 red, No 2 hard, No 2 yellow, and old crop corn values. Oats and Timothy hay prices are also cited with bid ranges and unit terms from BJ markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Neptrerr
Timothy Sfeid
Local Hog Market Ticks Up on Boosted Prices
Local hog prices rise slightly with all grades up a nickel on Tuesday. Prime hogs top at 2.45 while calf and sheep markets show varied quotes by weight and quality.
Bevier Describes Persecution Before Death and Slaying
In St Louis a 60 year old dentist left a 13 page note detailing alleged persecution by an unseen foe and claiming he killed 71 year old Mrs Josephine Elder in a rage after her visit to his office. He then killed himself in his garage after four days on the run. The note recounts his unhappy first marriage and family quarrels. Police kept the unnamed enemy's identity undisclosed. He hid in an abandoned clubhouse by the Meramec river while evading investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
INL
Josephine Elder
Squire Pomeroy Bevier
Elder
Conway Elder
Missouri Supreme Court
Meramec River
Death of Cedar Rapids Boy From Lockjaw After Nail Incident
Loraine Edward Geiger 17 died at a local hospital at 10 p m Monday from lockjaw caused by stepping on a rusty nail Thursday. He is survived by parents Chester Guelger and Mrs Geiger Cedar Rapids three brothers two sisters and grandmother all of Cedar Rapids. He belonged to the Church of God and was a life scout with three years in the Boy Scouts. Funeral arrangements are pending with Pioneer Funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Geiger
Chester Guelger
Eighth Street
Clifford
Chester, Jr
Howard
Mildred
Merle Evelyn
Lucy E. Leser
Cedar Rapids
Church of God
Boy Scouts
Life Scout
Pioneer Funeral
Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids area
Mrs. Minnie Melichar widow of James Melichar of 1524 Hamilton St SW Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 10 30 AM Tuesday after ill health born in Germany Dec 29 1862 resident of Cedar Rapids for 40 years she is survived by eight children and two brothers funeral announcements will be made later Mrs Lester Kane died at 3 PM Monday at a Cedar Rapids hospital survived by her husband two children and her father from Port Orchard Wash funeral to be held at St Patrick church and burial at Mount Calvary cemetery Mrs Margaret Klima funeral at Barta chapel 2 PM Wednesday burial Bohemian National cemetery sisters and brothers listed W Thayer McDowell of Los Angeles death Dec 26 husband of Bertha Garrison former Cedar Rapids school teacher sister of Irwin D Garrison 1645 First Ave E
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Minnie Melichar
James Melichar
Hamilton Street
Germany
Cedar Rapids
Pecatonica
Dorothy Kooken
Walter
Peoria
Ill
James H
George
William
Chicago
Frank
Clarence
Pasadena
Calif
Henry
New York City
Louis Klinger
New Albany
Ind
Joseph Klinger
Melichar
Sinclair Memorial Church
Parlor City Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Lester Kane
Sixth Street
Marjorie Marie
William E.thornley
Port Orchard
Wash
St Patrick's Church
Lenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Klima
Margaret Klima
Barta
Joseph Mekota
Buria
Bohemian National Cemetery
Barbara Suchomel
Otillie Maresh
Mary Jedlik
Solon
Rothers
Joseph Sneberger
Town
W. Thayer McDowell
Los Angeles
McDowell
Bertha Garrison
Irwin D. Garrison
First Avenue E
Funeral services for Timothy Shea at St Patrick’s church
Funeral services for Timothy Shea will be held at 9 a.m. Wednesday in St. Patrick's church. Rev Father D J Lenihan Purial will conduct the service. Burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Shea
St. Patrick's Church
D J Lenihan Purial
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Four Days Left to Obtain Auto Licenses Before Penalty
County Treasurer Frank N. Williams warns motor vehicle owners they have four days to secure 1933 license plates before a one dollar penalty starts. By 11 am Tuesday 5 063 auto plates and 714 truck licenses had been issued. Stored vehicles must stay in storage for the year if owners will not pay the full year's license plus penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. Williams
Williams
Pershing Brother Improves After Heart Attack in New York
James F Pershing, brother of General John J Pershing, was reported greatly improved at a New York hospital where he has been treated after a heart attack last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
James F Pershing
John J Pershing
Bursting Mountain Slides Into Plain
A massive landslide in Durango Colorado pushes thousands of tons of rock and debris into the Animas valley. The slide threatens the river and railroad tracks as the mountain face heaves away and a fissure opens, with observers noting a deep underground explosion and a growing, ongoing descent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
Animas Valley
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
la Plata Range
Roosevelt May Follow Hoover Arms Policies
President elect Roosevelt met with Norman H. Davis in Hyde Park after the Geneva arms conference talks. He showed optimism about world powers curtailing armament and aligning with Hoover era efforts while not pledging specific commitments. Davis said progress toward agreement on limiting mobile artillery to six inches and banning poison gas and aerial bombing was near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Roosevelt
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
Davis
Widow of Theodore Roosevelt Heads to Manila
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, widow of the late U S president, arrived in Shanghai from Tokyo aboard the President Madison. She will sail to Manila to visit her son, Governor-general Roosevelt, in the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Roosevelt
Manila
Shanghai
Ins
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Tokio
President Madison
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Three Bank Bandit Suspects Indicted
Three men captured after a Dec. 16 raid on the Third Northwestern National bank in Minneapolis were indicted by the Hennepin County grand jury on two murder charges and one bank robbery count. A fourth captive, Lawrence Barton, aka Barker and Devol, also faces murder counts. the three indicted are Clarence Colton aka Devol, Robert Newbern, and Owen Lewis aka Leonard Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwestern National Bank
Hennepin County Grand Jury
Lawrence Barton
Barker
Devol
Clarence Colton
Lawrence
Robert Newbern
Owen Lewis
Leonard Hawkins
Padupon Ky
Robery
Moves To Block Regrouping Plan
Chairman Cochran of the house expenditures committee prepared for introduction a resolution disapproving Hoover's program to regroup government agencies. He planned to convene the committee within days for action and expected passage. Disapproval by a branch of Congress could block the president's recommendations from taking effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cochran
House Expenditures Committee
Hoover
Missouri Democrat
House
Congress
Veteran Telephone Engineer John J. Carty Dies in Baltimore
John J. Carty retired vice president and chief engineer of AT and T died at Johns Hopkins hospital from cardiac complications after an operation last Friday. He contributed to major advances in telephone telegraph and radio communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John J. Carty
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Carty
La Guardia accuses Home Loan Board of Sabotage
Rep. La Guardia charges in the house that the Home Loan Bank Board is deliberately sabotaging the relief act it administers. He criticizes Chairman Franklin W Fort as unfit for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Loan Bank
Christmas Baskets Aided Marion Families As Community Groups Donated
The Marion Community club distributed 142 Christmas baskets to needy families aided by county funds Goodfellows 257.25 totals. Local groups including Milwaukee Railroad Women’s club Garden theater and several clubs contributed. Over 300 children were entertained by the Marion Lions at Garden theater with gifts and carols. A large food matinee at Garden theater gathered donations for Goodfellows. Several local residents hosted holiday guests and returned from Christmas visits while church and civic groups held meetings and care drives.
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Marion Community Club
Goodfellows
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Town Electric Light and Power Company
Woman's Progressive Club
Marion
Goodfellows Fund
L. R. Blinks
W. K. Lothian
Fay Marsh
Charles Blinks
Hugh Hutton
F. A.shumack
F. A. Rowe
George Reichard
J. J. Booth
Elmer Hollingsworth
Frank Kepros
R. N. Fitzgerald
G. A. Senninger
Edisons
C. W. Martin
W. Eye View
M. O. Winter
Grace Fernow
Wilfred Stickney
Marion Lions Club
Garden Theater
W. E. Fisher
Charles T. Rowe
Family Dinner Gathered Many from Marion Area
A Monday family dinner was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Scott near Marion. Guests included multiple Scotts and Albaughs with relatives from Marion Portage Darling ton Cedar Falls and Wisconsin visitors. Recitations were given by Hazel and Dorothy Hutton Ellwood Sea Scott and Alice Jean Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove City Rebekah
Janet Derflinger
Hazel Hutton
Dorothy Hutton
Betty Jean O’kelley
Santa Claus
Irvin Scott
Marion
Hugh Hutton
Hazel Mae
Dorothy Jean
Ivan Gillmore
Jay Albaugh
Harold Scott
Clyde Scott
Alice Jean
Betty Lou
W. H. Erwin
C. C. Scott
Elwood
Robert
Florence Scott
Beulah Scott
Lucile Albaugh
Esther Scott
J R. Kearns
LeRoy Scott
M. E. Scott
Billie
Leone Scott
Darrell Stanton
Dorothy Dean
Albert Jordan
Russell Clark
Portage
Wis
Owen Storck
Darlington
Leah Scott
Cedar Falls
Hazel
Ellwood Sea Scott
Alice Jean Scott
Robber Steals From Mrs. Maxson Near Lincoln School
A heavyset, shabbily dressed man robbed Mrs. Ralph Maxson Saturday around 8 p.m. between Lincoln and the high school buildings. He took about $5 and her wedding ring, flashed a light, and ordered her to raise her hands. A $7 bill in her purse remained untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Maxson
Lincoln
Funeral rites honor World War II veteran George Hines
A large gathering at St Joseph's Catholic Church paid last respects to George Hines, with a requiem mass by Rev. Father T J Mc Eliott and songs by Miss Teresa Nase and Miss Harralee Rockey. The pallbearers were Elmer Seevell, Frank Cheadie, J F Huddleston, Joe Dumbalton, Paul Fiedler, and John Pazour. Military honors were given at Mount Calvary cemetery by the American Legion. Nearby relatives and guests joined Christmas dinners with Cedar Rapids and Cascade families in the days surrounding the service. Mrs B D Haeussler remains seriously ill. In Elgin, Miss Clara Bachler and Howard Shaffer wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage with attendants Miss Helen Baechler and Forrest Shaffer. they plan to farm in Syria township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hines
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
T. J. McEliott
Teresa Nase
Harralee Rockey
Beautiful Angel
Miss Nase
Miss Rockey
Bernard Oeschger
Denison
George Girard
Chicago
Elgin
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Clara Bachler
Howard Shaffer
Helen Baechler
Forrest Shaffer
J J. Snyder
Shaffer
Ern Baechler
J. M. Shaffer
Elgin High School
Syria Township
Cedar Rapids Couples Take Out Marriage Licenses
Joseph W. McElliott and Margaret Mary Neal both of Cedar Rapids obtain a marriage license. Charles F. Duncan of Savannah Georgia and Helen Hunting of Cedar Rapids also secure a license. Vern Enrwicker of Kinross and Ann Soukup of Center Point complete the process locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. McElliott
Margaret Mary Neal
Cedar Rapids
Charles F. Duncan
Savannah, Ga
Helen Hunting
Vern Enrwicker
Kinross
Ann Soukup
Center Point
Local Births Report Two New Mercy Hospital Babies
Mr and Mrs John Nye of route 1 welcome a son born Monday at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Lowell Miller of 1725 A avenue NE welcome a daughter born Monday at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nye
Mercy Hospital
Lowell Miller
Avenue
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Je, Bennett & Co
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Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Mis Central
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Kan City
Kayser
Juhius
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Kelvinator
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Kennecot
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Sig Kroger G & Bis
Lehigh Valley
de Myers Bae
Am Steel
Loews, Inc Sr
Ama Wonton
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McKesson Robartson
Mathieson Aik
May
Biao
Mont Ward Ae
Bee“ Xasa
Murray Corp
Best
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Bree
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Matl Pow & L
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Herta
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Ty Ac
Norf & Wes
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Gus Greet
Packard Motors
Pi's
Penické& Ford
Pillsbury Cours
Proctor Gambel
Pace
Paylman
Faase Ae Zee
Fadia Corpn
Badin Keith
Creag
Feadins
Brireny Co
Featina Tyraey
Bree Sarer
Ane
Webster
Pee Hand
Haweavea Ce
Aia Marteen Fameapear
ST Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph
Moncays
Lacison Brothers and Co
E. Disbrow
Cecar Rapids
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Siemens
ST Louis
Chetee
SHEEY
Sinclair
Aoe
Bevier
General Pershing
Paris
Marion News
A. C Vaughn
R. C. McCalley
Art McKean
R. Barger
Iowa City
Emery Freeman
Mrs
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Clinton Hanscom
Elsie Hanscom
Rochester, Minn
W. A. Hanscom
H. F Breed
Mrs. Breed
Helen Perryman
Fort Worth
Mabel Perryman
Ida McDonald
Center Junction
Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Jesse Sodon
J. B. Emmons
Junior Arts Association
Floyd Emmons
Virginia Ann
T. T. Williams
Neal Black
Jennie Rearick
John Rohrer
Clifford Barnes
Jens Cook
A. Homolka
H. A. Dodd
Boone
R. H. Biddick
Harriet Clark
St. Luke's Hospital
C. F. Price
St. Luke’s Hospital
Capella Blue Birds
Shutins
Janet Elder
Canton
Patriarchs Militant
I. O. O. F. Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
C. E. Krog
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. D. Shank
Marion Sommers
Nebraska
J. L. Richie
William, Charles and
David
Montfort, Wis
Richie
C. R. Biddick
Mr. Biddick
William Dipper
Robert Oxley
Fourteenth Street
Harrison Oxley
Harry Horn
G. O. Pyle
Bernard Schenken
Mothers Club
Harley Bowser
Tue West
A. G. Keyes
Sid Cary
Sidney Sue
Mr. Cary
Tipton
P. F. Oeschger
Monticello
Minnie
Metta Whitcomb
Roy Mack
Howard Mack
Bert Whitcomb
Springville
Merle McEldowney
Keokuk
Emmett Hickey
Gary, Ind
Daniel Hickey
Harold Ford
Laurens
Robert Foreman
Clay Center
Kan
R. B. Eckhart
Wayne Eckhart
Ted Clark
Dorothy
Leon Eckhart
Wayne Allen
A. C. Dimock
Billy Johnson
H. A. Thunhurst
Omar
Gerald
Ann
Basil
Norma
Benita Zier
F. W. Lindahl
Thomas Henderson
Esther Henderson
Mary Lindahl
Tillie and
Nettie Lindahl
A. W. Savage
Coggan
B. D Haeussler
Mrs. Edward Hines
Spencer
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