Hog market declines across major U S markets
Reported Wednesday price declines dominated hog trading at Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and other centers as buyers pressed for lower figures. Slower demand and moderate to ample supplies kept prices down with top hogs around 3.25 per cwt and lighter weights 2.50 to 3.25.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Peat Buffalo
East St. Louis
Avs Amt
Ay Amt
ENS
Buffalo
St Louis
Pitts
Trading in Grains Drifts After Morning Rally
Grain trading cooled after a midmorning rally fully recovered the prior downturn that had driven May and July wheat to season lows. Deferred corn deliveries weakened early but firmed on short covering and local buying. May oats and July rye hit seasonal lows before rallying. Cash prices were unchanged as receipts remained light and markets absorbed supply with strength in stocks and foreign markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Winnipeg
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Update Summary
Chicago cash grain movement shows no sales for wheat and corn notes. Minneapolis reports mixed prices and receipts up to 9 cars versus 42 a year ago, with No 1 northern and dark northern bids around mid 40s to mid 46s. Oats and rye show sparse activity. barley and Timothy price quotes listed. durum and amber durum bids range from 35 to 46 cents.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Marvel Jac
Northwest
Duluth
Eevee
ST Louis
Kansas
Market Beat Echoes Global Prices Across Regions
Fragmented OCR text hints at currency and market references: New York AP brief, various country codes, weights and cents, several city names including Chicago and Montreal, and numbers like 390 4 23-82. Content is sparse and inconsistent, but signals a rapid, miscellaneous market update with foreign exchange and commodity mentions.
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New York
Cents
Germany
Switzerland
Span
Vito
Antria
RTF
Bovrehear
Montreal
Mexico
Noro
Markets in Chicago and New York Produce and Poultry Report
AP summary of Chicago and New York market conditions. Details include receipts, shipments, and standards for poultry, butter, sugar, and dressed poultry. Notes on price movements, stock levels, and product categories across regional markets.
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NPW
YORK
Meroe
Ucks
Ll Pont
Ower
Pioneer Lydia Smith Waugh Dies Survived by 107 Descendants
Funeral services for Lydia Smith Waugh aged 89 were led by Rev Otis Moore of Tipton in Maquoketa. Born in New York she moved to Jackson county at age nine settling at Tubb's mill operated by her father. She is survived by 107 descendants.
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Maquokespa
Otis Moore
Tipton
Lydia Smith Waugh
New York
Jackson County
Tubb
Local Porkers Set New Record
Hog prices on the local market fell to a new low with declines of 10 to 20 cents across all grades on Wednesday. Top price reached $2.25 for 160 to 220 pound prime hogs. Calf market lists Choice 140-180 lbs at $3.50, Good to Choice 130-190 lbs at $2.50 to $3.50. Sheep market shows Choice lambs 75-85 lbs at $3.50 to $3.74, heavier lambs priced by quality.
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ST. Paul
South ST Paul
S. Dept Agriculturer
Sioux
Sioux City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept Agriculturey
Omaha Livestock Omaha
US Dept Agriculture
Kansas City
S Dept
Faity Obera
Upp
Oeer Gt
Searte
SBS Pescom
Sinclair
Tbs
Ee Ae
Wall Street Stocks Hold Gains Into Late Trading
Wall Street extended modest gains in late trading led by New York Central Union Pacific and Pennsylvania about a point higher. Industrials and major names including American Telephone and Allied Chemical edged up while General Motors fell. Rail shares spiked on oversold relief and tax selling appeared largely complete with favorable carload data boosting prospects.
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NEW York
Rails
New York Central
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
American Telephone
American Tobacco
North American
General Motors
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel Preferred
Allied Chemical
Case
U. S. Steel
American Can
Dupont
U S. Industrial Alcohol
Union Carbide
Southern Pacific
Consolidated Gas
Wall Street
Congress
Cedar Rapids Market Prices for Farm Goods and Hides
Grain and hay prices list wheat 45c oats 13c rye 25c barley 23c corn 6c to 12c hay 9.00, 6.00, straw 5.00 produce pricing for hens rabbits cream oysters and fruits vegetables with numerous per unit prices. Hides furs and pelts covered including mink fox red gray civet and other hides with varying values.
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Hennery
California
Bond Markets See Uneven Trends In Wednesday Trading
New York bonds showed spotty movement with rallies and declines about evenly matched. Transportation stocks recovered some backbone while utilities and industrials remained tepid as traders awaited domestic and foreign political cues. Liberty bonds edged higher with modest gains inTreasury issues across the board.
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New York
Santa Fe
Baltimore and Ohio
Erie St. Wilneis Central
Missouri Pacific
Southern Pacific
Shell Union Ol
United States Treasury
Court House News: District Court Dismissals And Divorce
A Wednesday district court session led to numerous case dismissals and a single divorce. Stella Kayser, former Center Point Walker bank officer, pled guilty previously and was sentenced to Rockwell City reformatory. Other dismissed charges included embezzlement, larceny, false pretenses, intoxication, and desertion for multiple individuals. Florence E Martinek was granted divorce from Rudolph Martinek with custody and support rights established. County records plan proposes one deputy and one clerk, correcting an error of two deputies listed in Tuesday’s edition.
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Ring
Carl Hendrickson
Stella Kayser
Walker
Center Point- Walker Bank and Trust Company
John J Wellmer, Jr
E. G Matson
Dugald McTavish
R. A. Beasley
Frank Warren
John H. Ecklund
L P Hogan
Andrew Loop
Rex Avery
George Hillmer
Charlie Jones
Henry Buehler
E. R. Codling
S. A. Doubenmier
Theodore Morrison
F S Jordan
A.B Clark
Clark
Jack McConaughy
Roy Wiedner
Florence E Martinek
Rudolph Martinek
H C Ring
Martineks
County Recorder
Board of Supervisors
Lazell to Lead Journalism Assn for Second Year
Prof Fred J Lazell of the University of Town has been re elected president of the American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism. The group includes 26 journalism units across 17 state universities and will elect him to serve until December 1933. He is the third Town faculty member to hold the post since 1929, following Dr Frank L Mott.
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Spec'sl
Gazette
Iowa City
Fred J Lazell
American Association of Schools and Departments of Journalism
Lazell
University of Town
Frank L. Mott
Iowa School of Journalism
Railroads Seek Extension of Emergency Freight Surcharges
Washington dispatch reports that U S railroads facing an estimated year deficit of 200 million dollars urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to extend emergency freight surcharges of five million dollars a month. Dr Julius H Parmelee presented data showing 122 of 162 Class 1 roads failed to cover fixed charges in 1932 with surcharges, while a pool would aid weaker lines if continued.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Julius H. Parmelee
Railway Bureau of Economics
Parmelee
Association of Railway Executives
Commission
Deaths Bradford B Lane Dies After Illness at Cedar Rapids
Bradford B Lane died at 917 Seventh Street SW Cedar Rapids at 1 50 a m after a two year illness the last two months bed bound Born June 17 1899 Spirit Lake he lived in Cedar Rapids 23 years and worked in Penick and Ford sales office ten years Survived by wife a son Bradford Jr mother and stepfather sister and five brothers Funeral arrangements later Friends may call at Turner chapel First Christian church member
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Seventh Street
Spirit Lake
Cedar Rapids
Penick and Ford
Bradford, Jr
Death notice for Miss Wynne Lackersteen in Minneapolis
Miss Wynne Lackersteen sister of Mary Lackersteen of this city died Friday night in Minneapolis after a several months illness. Private services were held Saturday. She is survived by her Cedar Rapids sister, Harold Lackersteen of Indianapolis, and nine sisters including Mrs. Robert I. Rizer of Minneapolis.
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Mary Lackersteen
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Miss Lackersteen
Harold Lackersteen
Indianapolis
Robert I, Rizer
Death of Charles F Hurst in Cedar Rapids Traced to Illness
Charles Ferdinand Hurst of 1814 First Avenue East died at 3 p.m. Tuesday after a yearlong illness. Born November 27, 1873 in Hurstville Iowa, he lived in the city for twelve years. Survived by widow, two children Alfred and Anne both of Cedar Rapids, two brothers Abraham and William Hurst of Maqnokta, two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Riggs of this city and Mrs Alice Hunter of Waterloo. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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First Avenue E
Hurstville
Iowa
Alfred
Anne
Cedar Rapids
Abraham
William Hurst
Maqnokta
Elizabeth Riggs
Alice Hunter
Waterloo
Modern Woodmen
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Melichar
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Melichar will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday. The Rev August Cramer will officiate and burial will be made in Linwood cemetery.
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Minnie Melichar
Turner Chapel
August Cramer
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral for Loraine Geiger Held in Pioneer Chapel
Funeral services for Loraine Edward Geiger 16 will be in the Pioneer chapel at 12 30 noon Thursday conducted by Rev O E Rather. The body will be taken to Waterloo his former home for burial. The graveside services in Elmwood cemetery will be under the charge of Cedar Rapids Boy Scout Troop No 3.
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Loraine Edward Geiger
Pioneer Chapel
O. E. Rather
Waterloo
Elmwood Cemetery
Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Ethel Huss Dies After Brief Illness at Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Ethel Huss aged 28 wife of Lyle Huss of 131914 Second Street SE Cedar Rapids died at home at 2 am Wednesday after a brief illness. Born in Mystic January 1 1904 she had lived in Cedar Rapids three years and is survived by husband Jennie Mane 9 mother Mrs. Clara Springer Ottumwa brother Henry Springer and five sisters all Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Agency and Ottumwa. No local services the body will be taken to Ottumwa Thursday afternoon for services and burial. Friends may call at Lesinger Polansky chapel 7 to 9 Wednesday evening.
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Lyle Huss
Second Street
Mystic
Cedar Rapids
Jennie Mane
Clara Springer
Ottumwa
Henry Springer
Lawrence Ruth
Roy Swanson
Raymond Pilcher
William Quick
Agency
Mabel Kersten
Lester Springer
Bessie Brown
Lesinger-Polansky
Births in the City Reach New Families
Born to Mr and Mrs Lester L Scott at 1005 Thirty-second Street NE a daughter Ruth Joan on Dec 24. Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Dew at 282 Fifteenth Street NW a son Tuesday at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs George Norman at 2322 D Avenue NE a son Wednesday at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Glenn Youslin at 1206 Fifteenth Street NE a daughter Wednesday at Mercy hospital.
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Lester L. Scott
Thirty-second Street
Ruth Joan
Ray Dew
Fifteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
George Norman
D Avenue
Glenn Youslin
Webster County to Cut Salaries 26 Percent This Year
Webster county employees will take a total 26 percent pay cut effective with the new year. A 10 percent reduction was already in place for a year, and the county board of supervisors announced a further 16 percent slash Tuesday. The reductions apply to non elective officers and staff.
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Webster City
Webster County
Board of Supervisors
Grace Starr Group Meets at Marion Home
The Grace H Starr division of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Jesse Sodon's Marion home for a Christmas lesson on peace and goodwill. Miss Edna Roberts led the devotional, with carols sung by Mrs La Verna Crew and readings on peace and progress by several members. Refreshments served to fifteen women as the group discussed related topics and noted local social reports and visits.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Jesse Sodon
Edna Roberts
la Verna Crew
Miss Roberts
Ona Grassfield
Mary Reiter
la Verna
Farm Bureau
South Marion Township
F. M. Webber
Gladys Adams
Concord
Crabapple
Excelsior
Elmer Graham
Kin Claim Couple Found Dead Were Secretly Married
Harold L. Crawford 20 and Doris Gillian Cool 19 were found dead in an Aurora Colorado cabin from carbon monoxide poisoning due to an incomplete combustion gas heater. Relatives say they were secretly married, but no marriage license was found in Denver area records. Crawford had brought wine to the cabin.
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Denver
Harold Ll. Crawford
Doris Gillian Cool
Aurora
Colo
Biel
Crawford
Factions Clash At Bulgarian Palace In Cabinet Crisis
In Sofia a palace guard member was shot and killed during a pitched battle between rival factions as King Boris received Premier Nicolas Muschanoff's resignation. Eighteen others were injured, including bystanders, as the cabinet crisis unfolded after Muschanoff arrived to tender his government’s resignation.
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Bulgaria
INS
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Nicolas Muschanoff
Muschanoff
Prowlers steal cash and check from Mike Verbick home
Prowlers took 15 dollars in cash and a 12 dollar check from Mike Verbick at 520 Fifth Avenue SE Tuesday night. Police were notified Wednesday morning by William Smith of 1713 E Avenue NE. The time of the theft remains unknown.
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Mike Verbick
Fifth Avenue SE
Brighton Seizes Ke-Wash Lead With Narrow Win
Brighton moved ahead in the Ke-Wash conference by edging Kalona 24 to 23 on Brighton’s court in a tight contest. The schedule resumes January 6 with Brighton at Richland, West Chester at Wellman, and Keota at Kalona. West Chester beat Keota 28 to 17, Wellman beat Richland 23 to 18, leaving standings to follow.
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Washington
Brighton
Kalona
Richland
West Chester
Wellman
Keota
Eight Teams To Play In Poweshiek Tourney
Grinnell high school principal TT Cranny announced an eight team Poweshiek county basketball tournament to be held in Grinnell on February 17 and 18. Competing teams are Montezuma Guernsey Deep River Hartwick Brooklyn Malcolm Searsboro and Grinnell.
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T T. Cranny
Grinnell High School
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Guernsey
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Hartwick
Brooklyn
Malcolm
Searsboro
Washington Prepares For Muscatine Game
Washington high school Demons, after winning their first Little Six game against Burlington, drill for Friday’s visit by Muscatine high school. Muscatine did not play last week due to sickness but is reported in prime condition for the matchup.
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Gazette
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Washington High School
Burlington
Muscatine High School
Congress in recess as committees consider bills
United Press reports the Senate during holiday recess and the Judiciary committee weighing Collier 3.2 per cent beer bill while the House considers the Department of Agriculture appropriations bill.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Collier
OUSE
Department of A Agriculture
Marriage Licenses for Nichols and Beals
Asahil B. Nichols of Marysville Kentucky and Eva Beals of Center Junction were issued a marriage license.
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Asahil B. Nichols
Marysville, Knn
Eva Beals
Center Junction
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