Light Supply and Fair Demand Lift Some Markets
Chicago hogs steady to 10c lower with top $315 and bulk $270 to $310. Cattle and sheep trend lower amid light receipts. hogs open steady to weak in Kansas City and Omaha. East St Louis and Sioux City show mixed directions with light demand and moderate volumes across regions.
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Chicago
Eeeaeee
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis Wevseee
Sioux City
St Paul Ee
Indiananahs Ae
Cleveland Ee
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Iowa Hog Prices Reported By Associated Press
Prices listed for Iowa hog sales across multiple grades and weights. Markets show varied ranges from lightweight sows to prime hogs, with figures in the 140 to 240 dollar range and several heavy lot descriptions.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Iowan
Mason Cipy
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local market listings show wholesale and retail prices for vegetables fruits and grains. Items include California naval oranges blooded at 3 to 4 dollars per box Bloom potatoes priced around 1 to 2 dollars per 100 pounds and various hides furs and meats with prime branding and per unit costs listed across vendors in Cedar Rapids.
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Dette
Wheat Prices Move in Narrow Range on Chicago Board
Wheat held near prior close in a slow session on the Chicago Board of Trade. Buying to hedge cash sales offset easier cables and weak stock markets. corn, oats, rye also subdued with small moves. Provisions steady to easier as cash prices remained largely unchanged and deliveries light.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Grain Movement Notes From Chicago Minneapolis Markets
Grain prices and receipts reported from Chicago and Minneapolis markets. Wheat and corn prices listed by grade with mixed results. oats, rye, barley and seed values shown. Cash grain receipts noted with comparisons to prior year and protein content details for high grade wheats.
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Chicago
Minstapolis
Minneapolis
IAP
Montana
Chicago Produce Market Recaps and Price Figures
We summarize receipts and price marks from Chicago and New York markets. The report notes steady to firm pricing on poultry and produce lines including hens leghorn turkeys ducks and chickens with varying cents per pound and distinct regional price references.
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Chicago
FAP
Lady Holt
Potaitofs SA
New York
Reedians
Hennery
Local Hog Market Rebounds With Higher Prices
Local hog market climbs after late Wednesday raise. Top price hits $2.35 as calves and choice weights show gains. Lamb market steady with choice lambs 75-85 lbs around 4.50. Other grades vary by quality and weight.
Wall St Closes Firm After Quiet Late Trading Session
The New York stock market finished with modest gains as late trading held about half of the day’s highs. Allied Chemical Union Pacific and American Can rose about two points, while Coca Cola slipped, and General Motors remained steady amid tax related selling limits and fiscal debates in Washington.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
American Tobacco
B. Case
Consolidated Gas
Harvester
U.S Steel
American Can
Chrysler DuPont
General Electric
General Motors
Coca Cola
Santa Fe
United Aircraft
New York Central
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
U. S. Steel Common
United Gas Improvement
Financial District
U. S
Congress
Bank of England
Deaths Mrs Christina Nielson of Cedar Rapids
Mrs Christina Nielson died at her daughter Anna Coats home in Cedar Rapids at 11 15 am after a long illness Born in Denmark on July 16 1849 she had lived in Cedar Rapids 23 years Surviving are brother Peter Jensen Anoka Minn sister Marie Jensen Denmark daughters Minnie Larson Anna Coats Mary Thompson Tacoma son August Jensen and twelve grandchildren eleven great grandchildren Funeral arrangements not announced
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Christina Nielson
Anna Coats
D Avenue NE
Denmark
Cedar Rapids
Peter Jensen
Anoka
Minn
Marie Jensen
Minnie Larson
Mary Thompson
Walker
August Jensen
Death notices for Mrs F J Harvard and William M Mentzer
Mrs. C D Davidson receives word of the death of her aunt Mrs F J Harvard in San Diego California. Former Cedar Rapids resident left the area more than fifteen years ago. William M Mentzer retired butcher dies at his son C D Mentzer’s residence 811 Division St SE at 10 10 am Thursday after a three week illness. Born August 18 1845 in Pennsylvania he lived in Linn County since age seven. Surviving: three sons C D Mentzer David P and Claire T. two daughters Jessie De Woody and Lela Mansville. Funeral announcements pending. Friends may call Turner chapel.
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C. D. Davidson
Washington Avenue
F. J. Havard
San Diego
Calif
Harvard
Cedar Rapids
Wm. D. Mentzer
William M. Mentzer
C. D. Mentzer
Division Street
Pennsylvania
Linn County
David P
Washington State
Claire T
Boone
Jessie de Woody
Los Angeles
Lela Mansville
Arnolds Park
Mentzer
Springville
Turner Chapel
Babe Janecek Dies at Home in Iowa
Three month old Joseph Vaclav Janecek of Cedar Rapids died at 4 a.m. Thursday after a short illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Janecek two sisters Mary and Frances a brother Jerry and grandparents Mr and Mrs John Lastavka Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs Frank Janecek of Czechoslovakia. Funeral at 4 p.m. Thursday in Lesinger Polansky chapel conducted by Rev Frank R Hruby. Burial in St Johns cemetery.
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Janecek Babe
Joseph Vaclav
Jerry Janecek
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Frances
Jerry
John Lastavka
Frank Janecek
Czechoslovakia
Lesinger- Polansky
Frank R. Hruby
St. John’s Cemetery
Bradford Lane Rites Set for Friday at Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Bradford B. Lane will be held at Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Friday with Rev R B Hyten officiating. Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery. Mr Lane was a World War veteran.
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Bradford Lane
Bradford B. Lane
Turner Chapel
R. B. Hyten
Linwood Cemetery
Lane
Charles F Hurst Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Charles F Hurst will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the Turner chapel with Rev George Korteling and Degree of Honor in charge. Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery.
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Charles F Hurst
Turner Chapel
George Korteling
Burmeister
Linwood Cemetery
George McCollister Seeks Stolen 1932 Ford V8 Sedan
Gazette advertising solicitor George McCollister reports his 1932 Ford V8 sedan stolen today between 10 30 a.m. and noon from Fifth Street SE across from the Gazette building. License 57 21015 and a rear spare tire are noted as identifiers.
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George McCollister
Gazette
Fifth Street
Fluid Milk Distributors Meet In Iowa Cities Session
Thirty five fluid milk distributors gathered Thursday at the Hotel Montrose to discuss business problems. Attendees came from Cedar Rapids Des Moines Sioux City Dubuque Davenport Waterloo and Iowa City.
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Montrose
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux City
Dubuque
Davenport
Waterloo
Iowa City
Hair Style Warning From Dr Oetteking
Atlantic City doctor warns that frequent hair cutting may cause hairy chests necks and limbs in women. Dr Bruno Oetteking told a science association that cutting hair weakens the scalp and damages the hair bulb leading to hairy limbs.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Bruno Oetteking
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Oetteking
Bond Markets See Mixed Moves On Tax Selling And Buying
New York rate activity shows erratic price shifts as tax selling and speculative buying clash. Rail stocks report mixed earnings while utilities stay steady. German bonds firm with new yearly highs, U S government bonds fluctuate in small fractions. Liberty bonds post varied values with Treasury issues mostly down from earlier highs.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Canadan Pacific
Chicago
St Paul
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Southern
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Chile
Cincinnati Clas
Dodre Bros
International Telephone
Lnautaro Nitrate
Postal Telegraph
Shell Union Oil
U 5
Texas Corp
Consolidated Gas
Detroit Edison
Reich
United States
Livestock Market Report From St Joseph as Prices Hold Steady
Receipts: hogs 4500, cattle 1006, sheep 4000. Hogs steady with lighter weights at 290 to 295 on 150 to 230 lb lots, top 300 but sparse. Cattle: calves 300 slaughter steers and yearlings steady to up 10c, cows strong to 1c higher, stockers scarce. bulls 225 to 250. Sheep and lambs uneven but generally steady with 12 to 24 lb lambs around 47 to 46.0, feeders 50.0 to 50.5, several loads around 60.0.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Mt. O
Sioux City
Dept Agriculture
Carly Bulk
EAST
ST Pau
ST Paul
Dept
Auticulure
Omer
Iowa
Des Moines
US_ Dept. of Agriculture
Interior
Minnesota
Kansas City
US Dept. Agriculture
Omaha
U 3S
Dept of Agriculture
ST Josepie
ST Josepil
Dept. Agriculture
Army Budget in 1932 Compared to Next Year Draws Debate
Washington, UP) Critics say the Hoover administration overstated cuts in war department military appropriations while supporters cite a $18,215,000 claimed reduction. Calculations show a net increase of about $2,086,000 with a potential $3,000,000 airplane carryover, raising total differences to $5,086,000 when non recurring items are excluded.
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Washington
War Department
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
House
National Guard
Directors face $250 million in damages in Kreuger case
Irving Trust seeks $250,000,000 damages and $100,000,000 accounting against eight American directors of International Match, subsidiary of Kreuger and Toll, for allegedly disbursing unearned dividends since 1928 while the firm was insolvent. Damages target individuals including F. W. Allen, Donald Durant, H. O. Havemeyer, Francis L. Higginson, A. H. Larkin, John McHugh, S. F. Pryor, and Percy Rockefeller.
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New York
INS
International Match Company
Kreuger and Toll Company
Match Company
Irving Trust Company
International Match
F. W. Allen
Lee, Higginson and Company
Kreuger and Toll
Donald Durant
Lee, Higginson
H. O. Havemeyer
Brooklyn Eastern District
Francis L. Higginson
A. H. Larkin
John McHugh
Chase National Bank
S. F. Pryor
Percy Rockefeller
Ivar Kreuger
Paris
C. E. Bergman
Krister Littorin
Irving Trust
Sentiment Grows for Inflation of Currency in Congress
Senators in informal talks said currency inflation will be the paramount issue before Congress next year. Support for an expanded or revaluated currency has gained ground across congress and the nation. The lame duck session will not act, but the new administration will have to confront it.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Detroit to Issue Tax Certificates
Detroit moves to issue 20 million dollars in tax anticipation bonds after final passage in a special legislative session. The measure goes to Governor Wilber M. Brucker for signature.
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Detroit
Lansing Mich
Wilber M. Brucker
Marion News H W Chehock dies in Iowa City
H W Chehock 55 a former Marion superintendent of schools and state Red Cross field representative died at his Iowa City home after years of declining health. He was born in Plymouth Ia educated at several colleges and taught and led schools in Anita Clear Lake Perry and Marion. He survived by his wife and four sons. Funeral services set for Friday in Iowa City.
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Marion
American Red Cross
Iowa City
Mr. Chehock
Plymouth
Iowa State Teachers College
Coe
Central Wesleyan
Drake
University of Iowa
Anita
Clear Lake
Perry
Lowell
Oklahoma
Donald
Osage
Robert
Herbert
Oathouse
Japs Fear Peril of War in Manchuria
Japanese war office outlines a 60 000 strong force to guard Manchukuo amid fears of Russo Chinese aggression. Reports say Chinese forces under Chang Hsiao Liang mass at Jehol border while Tokyo notes clashes near Shanhaikwan and plans to annex Jehol to Manchukuo.
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TORIO
Manchuria
Russia
China
Japanese War Office
Asia
Makoto Saito
Manchukuo
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Joho
Tokio
Shanhaikwan
Jehol
Changi
Mukden
Chang
Democrats To Take Control Of Benton County Board
In Benton County, Iowa, the new county officials slated to take office Tuesday will establish a Democratic majority on the board of supervisors for the first time in years. Democrats August Hertle and W. J. Beatty replace retiring Republicans M. F. Bruch and Co. F Van Deusen, while Harry Fagan maintains the minority with C. H. Wyckoff and C. R. Snow. Other elected officers include Carl Culver as auditor George D. McElroy as treasurer Lloyd Berry as recorder William Wood as clerk Nile Morena as sheriff Victor D. Visquain as county attorney and John R. Burrows as coroner.
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C. H. Wyckoff
Urbamna
C. R. Snow
Belle Plaine
Carl Culver
George D. McElroy
Lloyd Berry
William Wood
Nile Morena
Victor D. Visquain
John R. Burrows
Dispute Over Insurance on Independence Theft
Independence Iowa firms with burglar insurance offered to settle by paying $400 for physical damage to the safe and building but refused the $1,000 taken from the safe. Policies base indemnity on forcible entry. Burglar Tom Eckler claimed he found the combination and opened the safe without force, then dynamited to hide the method. Board of supervisors weighing the case.
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Independence
Buchanan County Treasury
Tom Eckler
Board of Supervisors
Hunt For Gang Of Farm Terrorists
County authorities opened an investigation into reports of a gang of unidentified men terrorizing farmers in Webster county. Ed Karnsek and Tom Dillon said they were fired on from ambush and Dillon’s home was entered and robbed of food.
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Fort Dodge
Webster County
Ed Karnsek
Tom Dillon
Dillon
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Frederick Newcomb
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J. G. Blesch
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J. P. Oliver
Albert Patschke
Waukon
University Hospital
Esther Patschke
G. A. Patschke
Sigfred
Ethelyn Oakley
Eva Smith
Dean Sauerbry
Strawberry Point
W. J. Greer
Twelfth Street
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Earl Miller
The
Thomas Evans
Cooper
Grundy Center
J. A. Cooper
Harry Dodds
Tipeton
Ladies Aid Society of
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J. T. Gallivan
George Gilmore
Mrs. Loring Fagle
Frank Cloughy
Frank
Jack Sles
Lillian Smith
Savanna
Gerald Gordon
Spokane, Wash
Grove City
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I. O. O. F. Hall
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Kester
Eighth Avenue
Seventh Street
Harold Larson
Frederick, Wis
Mrs. Larson
J. H. Peck
Canton
Marion No. 7
Patriarchs Militant
W. J. Huntoon
Benton County
Bob Zika
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