Hog Markets Show Mixed Trend Across Regions
Hog markets were uneven with some higher bids and others lower as receipts varied. Chicago demand remained active with hogs selling $0.05 to $0.10 higher, sows firm, with top prices around $340 and average around $3.30. Sheep and cattle showed dull to steady tone with limited receipts and varied regional activity across Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis Cincinnati Des Moines and Des Moines markets.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Aix
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Lionday
Bioux
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE AND POULTRY PRICES LISTED
Live poultry steady with hens at 12 613¢ and leghorns 10c. Various ducks geese and turkeys quoted, dressed poultry prices noted. Potatoes and butter receipts and price ranges listed, egg market unsettled with mixed colors and standards. New York creamery butter and cheese receipts reported, egg futures and commodity pricing summarized.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Colorado
Idaho
New York
Frronuce
al -Nutter
Mid-Western
Mid Western Exchange
Ray Sugar
Local Porkers See Slight Price Increases Tuesday
Local pork markets show modest gains after a 5 cent rise across all grades on Tuesday. Listings include Sinclair Hog Market and various hog weights with prices drifting upward, with top values around 270 pounds and notable increases in early consignments. Different grades show higher quotes, signaling cautious price inflation across the sector.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Update
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century Cedar Rapids miscellaneous notice references hay and straw prices, bale quality, and farm goods like vegetables. It mentions Monon preferred pricing and seed terms, with several unreadable names and figures, reflecting a generic agricultural market item from a local paper.
Trading in grain dull as prices vary but little
On Tuesday wheat trading on the Chicago Board of Trade showed little movement with prices near the prior close and only modest gains from spread activity against outside markets. Corn, oats, rye and barley were largely inactive as receipts and cash prices fluctuated mildly amid a quiet grain market.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Grain Market Summary From Chicago and Minneapolis Updates
Grain movement shows mixed quotes for wheat corn and oats across Chicago and Minneapolis markets. Prices list No 2 and No 3 mixed corn and wheat varieties with varying premiums and declines, while durum and barley firm up. Minnesota and Chicago reports note car counts, protein contents, and amber durum classifications with posture toward arriving lots and market comparisons to prior year.
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Chicago
Cass Grain
Timothy
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets in Flux as War Tensions Shape Rates
World bond markets show mixed moves with German and French yields reacting to wartime signals. US government debt levels influence the trend while domestic carriers and utilities display modest price changes amid cautious trading.
Unclear OCR snippet with mixed gibberish lines
The readable text is fragmented and nonsensical, with partial numbers and foreign words. No coherent event or entities are identifiable to derive a factual headline or summary.
Wall Street Stocks Narrow Gains Lag in Quiet Trade
New York stocks were narrowly irregular with fractional gains and losses, rails firming while utilities sagged. Delaware and Hudson rose about 2 points. major rails and steel issues showed small advances, with consolidations and dividends eyed after market close. Trading was light, about 700,000 shares, as investors awaited dividend decisions and market tone remained cautious.
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NEW York
Delaware and Hudson
Baltimore and Ohio
Borden
Union Pacific
U .S. Steel
New York Central
Corn
Allied Chemical
Case
Chesapeake and Ohio
USS
Steel
Pubic Service
Consolidated Gas
North American
Columbia Gas
U. S. Steels
New Yor Central
Union Pacffc
Santa Fe
Lackawanna
Louisville
Nashville
Steels
Bethlehem Common
National Power and Light
Homestake
Macy
Wall Street
U. S. Steel
Berlin
Mrs Carrel To Go To Prison At Once
Mrs Inez Carrell a young Chicago widow who killed her three children prepares to start Tuesday for the women reformatory at Dwight Illinois where she will serve a mercy sentence of from one to fourteen years Pleading guilty to manslaughter in the killing of her elder child Jureth years old Mrs Carrell received a punishment sentence with the option of State's Attorney Jewell Innehaver Putele is possible in one year.
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Charleston
Inez Carrell
Chicago
Dwight, I
Births announce two newborns from San Francisco and Mount Vernon
Born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Cor Peterson at 858 Fourteenth Street San Francisco a nine pound daughter. Also a daughter named Bain to Mr and Mrs Rollin Holcomb of Mount Vernor born January 27 at Mercy Hospital.
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Cor Peterson
Fourtenth Street
Bain
Rollin Holcomb
Mount Vernor
Mercy Hospital
Farmer Is Kidnapped and Robbed After Selling Cattle
Farmer Harry Gunn reported being abducted near the Milwaukee depot in Marion Monday night. Two armed men forced him into a car, drove toward Cedar Rapids, then abandoned him after stealing his cash of 95 dollars while leaving the check intact. Gunn described one suspect as about 6'9" tall, 160 pounds, circa 35, with a mustache, dark overcoat, and cap. the other similar in build. Police investigated routes and searched Marion and Cedar Rapids, but could not confirm a staging point or vehicle beyond a tudor sedan.
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Harry Gunn
Walker
Milwaukee
Marion
Gunn
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Marshall
Simon Teot Gunn
Kaiser Wilhelm’s papers on origins of World War I
Excerpts prepared by Dr Kurt Jagow seek to publish intimate letters from Wilhelm II. They portray his private views and emotions before 1914, including tensions with Russia and Britain. The volume argues the Kaiser sought to avert war, countering charges of instigating conflict.
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Kurt Jagow
Wilhelm
Jagow
Roadhouse Raided by County and City Police
County and city officers led by Sheriff Joe Petrus raided Dick's Place roadhouse at 1240 Lake Avenue NE on Tuesday morning. About two pints of alcohol were confiscated. operator R. A. Dickson, 34, was arrested but no charge was filed pending a conference with County Attorney King Thompson.
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Sherif Joe Petrus
Dick's Place
Lake Avenue NE
Abot Am ‘Turaday
Nquor
Petrus
Petrus Satdo
R.A Dickson
King Thompson
Marriage Licenses Applied For in Iowa Counties
Milo Benesh of Linn County and Alma Detert of Johnson County Ralph Edward Akers of Marion and Alice Rosella Price of Central City James Milholm of Mount Vernon and Esther Arthur of Spirit Lake applied for marriage licenses in their respective counties.
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Milo Benesh
Linn County
Alma Detert
Johnson County
Ralph Edward Akers
Marion
Alice Rosella Price
Central City
James Milholm
Mount Vernon
Esther Arthur
Spirit Lake
Galsworthy Dies at 65 After Illness in London
John Galsworthy famed British novelist and Nobel laureate dies at Hampstead home after a prolonged illness of anemia from a severe cold. Born 1867 at Coombe, he rose to prominence with life sketches of upper middle class society and declined a knighthood in 1918. He received honorary degrees from multiple universities and traveled to the United States, where he lectured in the 1930s.
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London
INS
John_ Galsworthy
Hampstead
Galsworthy
Stockholm
Coombe
Surrey
Harrow
Oxford
John Gatsworthy
Gatsworth
St. Andrew’s University
Cambridge
Dublin
Manchester
Sheffield
Princeton
United States
Arizona
Chancery
Wallace outlines four point farm aid plan before Iowa assembly
Henry A Wallace Iowa farm editor presented a four point relief program aiming at controlled production and inflation, debt and tax reductions, and corn to alcohol production. He supported the domestic allotment plan to control surpluses and urged debt reduction, corn alcohol use in fuel, and higher gold value while noting strong opposition from packers bankers and insurers.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
United States Secretary of Agriculture
Move Started to Limit Hitler Power
A day of violent street clashes across German cities left casualties as communists and Nazis clashed. Reports from Breslau, Wuppertal, and other towns describe killings, stabbings, and shootings amid rising unrest. Citizens faced arrests as labor and political tensions surged.
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Hitler
Circus Giant Goes Berserk at San Francisco Hospital
Nine foot circus and film giant John Ansen, weighing 460 pounds, went berserk in a detention hospital in San Francisco on Tuesday. He smashed furniture and terrified nurses until six staff members overpowered him.
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San Francisco
Calif
John Ansen
Funeral rites for Mrs Walter Dripps held at Springville
Funeral services for Mrs Walter Dripps were conducted Monday at the Presbyterian church in Springville with Rev Louis Krome of Lisbon officiating. Burial followed in Springville cemetery. Out of town mourners included Emmett and James Mitchell of La Plata Mo and several Springville residents. A later event featured Rev Roscoe Coen of Korea speaking and a presbyterian youth banquet.
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Hallie Lampa
Mechanicsville
James Stewart
Ralph Stewart
Joe Cripps
Springville
Ollie Elginfritz
Anamosa
Fannie Ireland
George Hiess
Cedar Rapids
Roscoe Coen
Korea
Presbyterian Church
Presbytery
Two Chicago Couples Held After Accident East Of West Liberty
Two Chicago men and their wives were arrested near West Liberty after an accident east of town injured William Pritchard of Rockford Illinois and Marshal Paul Anderson. The Chicago party fled after their car struck Pritchard as they freed a stuck vehicle. Anderson attempted to stop them and was injured, later taken to Iowa City hospital. The four were held for Muscatine authorities.
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The
Gazette
West Liberty
Chicago
Muscatine
William Pritchard
Rockford
Here
Paul Anderson
Iowa City
Pritchard
Eugene Moore
Michael Marinello
Marshal Anderson
Anderson
Chicago Party
Fred Nesper
Fred Pace
Wilton's Oldest Man Dead At 96
Wilton Iowa AP reports John Mark, 96, Wilton's oldest resident and early Muscatine county settler since 1844, died Tuesday after an illness of age related complications.
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Wilton
Wilton, Ia
John Mark
Muscatine County
Mark
Local Man Ends Life By Gas In Cedar Rapids Home
Anton Kindl 52, of 825 Wenng Road NE, Cedar Rapids, died Tuesday morning by inhaling gas at home. Body found about 8 am. in halator used without success. Born Bohemia June 7, 1880, he came to the United States and Cedar Rapids 21 years ago. Survived by wife Anna, son Frank, a brother Frank of Cedar Rapids, and sisters Frances Novak and Bernice Vrana in Czechoslovakia. Funeral plans pending. coroner reports no inquest. He belonged to Modern Woodmen of America. Body to Polansky's mortuary.
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Wenng Road
Mr. Kind
R. A. Vorpahl Vorpahl
Rock Island
Bohemia
United States
Cedar Rapids
Anna
Frank
Frances Novak
Bernice Vrana
Czechoslovakia
Modern Woodmen of America
Polansky
Henry J Wilkin Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Henry J Wilkin will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Turner chapel with Rev. L. S. Orth officiating. Burial will take place at Baker cemetery.
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Henry Wilkin
Henry J Wilkin
Turner Chapel
Five Years On Larceny Charge Given Five Years On Larceny Charge
Charles McCollister 21 of Cedar Rapids received an indeterminate five year sentence at the Anamosa state reformatory after surrendering to Sheriff Joseph A Petrus. Judge H C Ring presided in district court Tuesday afternoon on a larceny charge. McCollister is accused of taking a revolver owned by Andrew Cunis and property belonging to Fred Hohl from a First avenue apartment house.
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Charles McCollister
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa State Reformatory
H. C. Ring
McCollister
Joseph A Petrus
MacCollister
Andrew Cunis
Fred Hohl
First Avenue
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