Decline Of Hog Prices Halted In Chicago Market Rally
Hog prices steadied in Chicago after a weak finish last week as Monday’s receipts showed steady demand. Top hog price reached 9.85 dollars, with 19 000 head reported as receipts and heavy weights moving slowly. Cattle and lambs also saw limited activity as markets reopened after weekend lows.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cary
Grain prices rise in Chicago amid light offerings
Wheat led the advance with May at 1.04 and July showing lag. Corn rose about a half cent while oats slipped fractionally. Strength in Liverpool and cash market buying supported gains as traders awaited a Supreme Court ruling on processing taxes.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Supreme Court
Livestock Market Summary From Des Moines Omaha and Far Sate
Market notes show hog receipts steady to weak with top bids around 4.95 per cwt for 200 to 230 lb hogs and 4.80 for lighter weights. Cattle receipts about 24,500 head with feeders steady to weaker, hogs near 4.80, and sheep price weakness noted. Regional centers Des Moines Omaha and nearby towns reported steady to lower prices amid shifting demand and lighter week totals.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
Dept. Agricultures
General Mae
Sioux City Livestock
Sioux City
Cape Gt
Heyters
Ford
ST Paul Livrstock South
S& Dept
Local market sees light porkers rise as hog top hits 9.20
Light weight hogs gain 10 cents on the local market with a top price of 9.20. Cattle trade slows and drops up to 15 cents, while various hog weight classes at Lunavane Wilson's show mixed price ranges for truck hogs and packers. Calf and grain quotes follow Chicago and Minneapolis benchmarks with diverse prices across categories.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Ra
Winnipeg
Amerads Corp
Manville
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Edison
Swift Int
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices Listed
A Cedar Rapids listing shows prices for grains vegetables and farm items. Oats rye barley corn soybeans and beans are quoted with various weights and prices. Livestock and fowl including ducks geese and leghorns appear with weights and rates. Fruits such as oranges lemons pears and apples are priced along with cabbage onions and lettuce.
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Texas Graphroyt
Michigan
Bond Markets See Muted Activity Amid Thin Trading
In New York, bond market trading remained subdued with many issues quiet and few notable moves. Treasury prices showed small shifts while some agency and corporate bonds posted modest gains and others steadied, as market participants awaited clearer direction amid mixed economic signals.
Boston Wool Market Arises With Mixed Arrivals and Prices
The Boston wool market shows varied activity with shipments from Europe and the United States. Dealers report a range of prices and demand across several lots, noting imports from Norway Denmark and Spain, and U S buyers showing steady interest in raw wool and processed goods.
Market price snapshot from Chicago produce listings
Chicago AP market notes show steady receipts across butter eggs and poultry with various grades and prices. Carrots potatoes and cheese prices are listed alongside regional dairy figures and meat items including dressed turkeys and ducks with mixed futures.
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Ready To Present New AAA Measures
Washington report states Chairman Morvan Jones of the House Agriculture Committee said the panel will be ready to draft substitute legislation if the Supreme Court voids any part of the AAA and to continue a broad federal farm program.
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Morvan Jones
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Sagheculture
Mondas
Supreme Court
AAA
Family Of 5 Burned In Farmhouse Fire
A Wisconsin farmhouse fire claimed the lives of a family of five including five children. Authorities report a dire scene and probable cause under investigation as neighbors recall a tragic blaze at the rural home.
Wall St Steady Gains Lift Stocks Across Sectors
A quiet but steady demand pushed many stocks higher in Monday trading with gains in rails steels motors utilities aircrafts and rubbers. Top performers included American Can Santa Fe GM Chrysler General Electric, United Aircraft, Boeing, and U S Steel, while mining showed little movement despite silver gains.
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Curtiss-Wright
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London
Leap Year Doomsday Not Affects Bachelors Say Two Experts
New York AP reports two marriage experts contend leap year does not influence bachelor decisions. Rev Randolph Ray of the Little Church Around the Corner notes he has married couples for thirteen years and sees no leap year effect. The article also notes Epworth League banquet in Brandon with forty three attendees and a program focused on pioneer themes.
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Ethleyn Applegarth
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al Irene Shaffer
H Ro Alderman
Bruce
Ruthpplegarth
Halen Hausner
L. R. Treazona
Reader: 21 year old confesses $250000 extortion plot
Roland E. Markell of Rochester admitted writing six letters to Louis A. Wehle and four to Frank E. Gannett demanding $250,000 over 17 months. Federal and Rochester police traced the letters, with threats of death and kidnapping. Markell called a thrill seeker in a Buffalo filing.
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Rochester
Frank E. Gannett
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George A. Grobe
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Wehle
Genesee Brewing Company
Wehl
George W. Doherty
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Grobe
Borah Lets Name Be Used In New York And Ohio
Senator William E Borah of Idaho authorized use of his name to capture New York's 94 votes at the Cleveland convention and signaled consent for a similar entry in Ohio's presidential primary. A group of Ohio leaders will decide final entry. The Ohio primary is set for May 12 with 52 delegates.
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Cleveland
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Julius Cohen
Borah Challenges Old Guards for New York Delegation Win
Senator Borah launched a campaign against established party leaders to gain control of the Republican delegation in New York, aiming to shape the party’s direction during the fight for influence.
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Deaths Charles Deitrich 60 Cedar Rapids Resident
Charles Deitrich aged 60 died at his home 301 Twenty fourth Avenue SW Cedar Rapids at 4 10 am Monday after a brief illness He was born July 19 1875 in Plymouth Wisconsin and had lived in Cedar Rapids since infancy Surviving include wife Mary three children Milo in Cedar Rapids Edward in Wauwatosa Wisconsin and Mrs Westley Blazek Cedar Rapids Also surviving are his father Thomas and brother Alvin both of Cedar Rapids seven sisters and three grandchildren The remains are at Janeba and Brosh chapel with funeral announcements to follow
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Plymouth
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Cedar Rapids
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Milo
Edward
Wauwatosa
Westley Blazek
Thomas
Alvin
Elizabeth Cejka
Joseph Kuda
J V. Stoner
Mabel Brown
Emma Thompson
Chicago
Fay Johnson
Clara Roemi
Ventura
Calif
Lorraine Blazek
Marlea
Thomas Deitrich
AOU
Janeba and
Broshchapel
Death of Antenette Lorene in Ely at 49
Antenette Lorene of Ely died suddenly at home at 3 45 a m Sunday. Born April 15 1886 in Wahoo Nebraska she lived in Ely 24 years. Survived by husband George Lorene five children five sisters and brothers. Funeral at Bohemian Reformed church west of Ely Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Francis Pokorny burial in Truhlar cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening.
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Ely
Valparaiso
Neb
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Anton
Charles Jansa
Wahoo
William Jansa
Thurston
Frank Jansa
St. Edwards
Bohemian Reformed
Births Reported for Peggy Ann and Two Sons
Born to Mr and Mrs L L Hoff at 621 Sixteenth street NE a daughter Peggy Ann on December 29. A son born to Mr and Mrs William Moore at 1200 Fourth avenue SE on December 28 at Mercy hospital. A son born to Mr and Mrs James Sherlock at 208 Twelfth street SE on December 30 at Mercy hospital. A son born to Mr and Mrs William Norton at 1011 Third avenue SE.
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Sixteenth Street NE
Peggy Ann
William Moore
Fourth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
James Sherlock
Twelfth Street
William Norton
Third Avenue
Mercy
Maquoketa Issues 1935 Dog Licenses Totals
A Maquoketa report shows a total of 8983 dog licenses issued in 1935 across the town and county. One owner registered a sable two year old Pekingese.
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Vmiqueketa
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Memorial Service for Local Masonic Bodies Follows Year of Loss
A memorial service was held at the Masonic Temple for Marion area members of several lodges and commands who died in the past year. The program included musical solos, a reading of names, and tributes by local clergy.
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Walter Kennedy
Ralph Hall Collis
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Christian Church
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Edna Roberts
O'Connor Jurors Seek Double Pay for Service
Des Moines Iowa AP Gov Clyde L Herring received a letter from jurors who tried Attorney General Edward L OConnor for gambling conspiracy asking aid to obtain double pay for jury service They claim entitlement to 6 a day instead of 3 as statutorily set The governor said he informed District Judge Earl Peters and noted he could not act since jury pay is set by law.
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Clyde L. Herring
Edward L. O'Connor
Earl Peters
Fatherhood theme sparked at Rotary luncheon
Dr. Harry M. Gage president of Coe College told the group that fatherhood is a neglected occupation in America at a Monday noon luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt. Attended by 51 boys and 73 Rotarians, with Dr. Fred W. Bailey noted for borrowing triplets for the event. The triplets were Lewis Lynn and Lawrence Millburn, sons of Mrs. Mary Olive Millburn.
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Lewis, Lynn
Lawrence Millburn
Mary Olive Millburn
Tenth _Street
Triplets born at St Luke's noted for musical family
Cedar Rapids celebrates the birth of Jim Ralston and George Nehls, first local triplets born August 27 1919 at St Luke's hospital. Fathers Weston D Ralston and Harry L Nehls share in their sons' early piano violin numbers and group singing of old favorites as Dr Gage discusses fatherhood and respect for women.
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Cedar Rapids
Weston D. Ralston
Harry L. Nehls
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United States
North Liberty Girl Missing Since Thursday
Police seek Marie Mace, 16, daughter of George Wolfe of North Liberty, who vanished last Thursday. She is 5 feet 6 inches, 143 pounds, with brown hair and wore a black dotted coat, purple dress, and a black hat.
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North Liberty
Marriage Licenses Granted in Iowa Listings
Evenor H Bradley of Humboldt and Audrey E Burns of Eldora. Wilam J Heral and Amanda Barnes Barham, Cedar Rapids. Karl Hendrickson and Ethel Herdrick, Van Horne. Calin Ling of Cedar Rapids and Evelyn Wishart of Chicago. Clarence James Primrose and Elizabeth Carmen Staples, Atkins.
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Humboldt
Audrey E. Burns
Eldora
Omaha Man Fatally Run-Over By Runaway Truck
Weldon Stohhr of Omaha was killed Monday when his truck ran away and crushed him against a house corner. The accident occurred in Omaha and the vehicle caused fatal injuries.
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Weldon Stohhr
Omaha
Gazette People and Places Around Marion New Year Notes
Marion Gazette notes Christmas visits by the Morrison and Dykhuizen families and lists local correspondents. Community clubs plan a New Year’s parity night at Legion hall with a covered dish menu. The Rachel Booth guild shifts to an all day Friday meeting at Mrs. Eckhart’s home. Stores and the bank will close New Year’s Day with brief hours Tuesday evening.
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Gazette Want Ads Clarify Submission Rules
The notice explains how out-of-town readers may answer Gazette Want Ads and requests potential advertisers to use letters to the Gazette Want department. It mentions specific formatting and contact details and refers to charges and lines within the ad section.
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