Hog Prices Rise on Slower Receipts and Strong Demand
Chicago API reports reduced hog receipts and higher demand boosting prices across markets. Prices moved sharply higher with Chicago up about 15 cents, top at 3.60 and most sales around 3.40 to 3.55, while receipts and bids varied by city and grade.
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Cleveland
Pittsburch
Buffalo
Cincinnati
East BuPs
East St. Lous
Cincinneti
Sears
St Louis
Pitburgh
East Buffz
St. Louis
Asms
Lynser
Cemanc
East Straat
Aren Pana
Chace
Aft Mreum
Insi
Kansas City
Omaha
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Irregular Grain Prices Edge Lower on World Markets
Chicago follows a weak London Liv erpool trend as wheat closes down amid slow trading. Winnipeg demand and large Canada exports support prices briefly while corn oats and rye dip. cash markets little changed with light receipts.
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Chicago
Canadian Exchange
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Snapshot from a Fragment
A heavily garbled OCR fragment references Cedar Rapids and mentions places, dates, and figures in a disrupted stream. It appears to catalog miscellaneous items, numbers, and local terms without coherent context or complete sentences. The readable elements suggest a municipal or classified snippet rather than a full event.
Local Hog Prices Edge Up By A Dime In Market
Hog prices continue higher on the local market with a dime advance across all grades. Top price rises to 2.80 while feeder and standard weights show varied gains and lamb quotes also move in the market as reported by SHREEF MARKETS.
Relief For Farmers Provided In Bills Before Iowa Solons
The Iowa legislature considers farm mortgage relief measures in Senate and House bills. Proposals establish county arbitration boards to mediate between debtors and creditors before foreclosure. Findings bind parties and suspend court actions while in effect, with limits on rental income shares and no appeals from arbitration board decisions.
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Iowa
Des Moines
The
State Senate
Clerk of District Court
County Board
Arbitration Board
Stocks Slump On Dividend News In Early Month Trading
Wall Street opened the new month with a poor performance as dividend news and unsettled trade prospects sparked selling. Major declines hit Standard Oil of New Jersey and US Steel preferred, with losses across most issues while rails held steadier and about 1.2 million shares changed hands.
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New York
Standard Out
New Jersey
US Steel
American Tobacco
American Telephone
Allied Chemical and Consolidated Gas
Case
American Can
S. Steel
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey Standard
U & Steels
Sergeeé
Ollerec
Tom Festi
Rome
German airplane inventor Gustav Lilienthal dies
Berlin reports the death of Gustav Lilienthal a noted aerodynamics pioneer who with his brother Otto helped develop heavier than air flight He reportedly suffered a heart attack while overhauling components at the Adlershof airfield during wartime aviation work.
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Berlin
Gustav Lilienthal
Otto
Wes
Les Bop
Ems
Adiershof
Deaths Moot Gore Meres Mertizos and Others
Obituary notes the death of Moot Gore Meres Mertizos aged about 70 at the Trinity Lutheran Church Cedar Rapids. Other survivors include two daughters and several relatives. services at 2 pm Thursday at the Methodist church in Vianxon with burial in Vlauron Cemetery.
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Ion
Ateomeres
Univeracy of
Lowe
Clee
Cedar Rapiss
Macy
Cedar Rapids
Trum Weserico Erewash
Vraucon
Wlaterloo
Waukon
Menzies
Chicaga
Merino
ES Paula Methediat Church
Liethodlat
Vianxon
Mir Einger
Vlauron
Iowa officials appoint deputy securities chief and DMV inspector
Mrs Alex t Miller announced G A Kenderdins of Iowa City as deputy superintendent of the securities department and George Matthes of Davenport as motor vehicle inspector. Bennett high school held an assembly naming honorees in oratorical dramatic and humorous categories with students Mary F. Smith Lucile Huner firat Arline Vaughan Glenn Grace Margaret Schoor among the winners.
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DEA Moines
Alex T Miller
G. A. Kenderdins
Iowa City
Securities Department
George Matthes
Davenport
Bennett
Bennett High School
Man Nobey
Mary F. Smith
Iet
Lucile Huner Firat
Felham
Arline Vaughan
Fiumortoous
Glenn Grace
Margaret Schoor
Chicago Markets Report From Produce Exchanges
Chicago produce notes show poultry and eggs steady with changes in some prices. Butter and cheese receipts rise while sugar futures dip slightly and egg futures edge up. storage and standards details follow market moves across New York and Chicago exchanges.
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New York
Ersier Creamery
Chicago
Bandits Rob Indiana License Bureau Doors Opened Fire
Four gunmen raided the Indiana license bureau in Gary taking seven thousand dollars in license fees. They robbed thirty customers and four state employees at gunpoint with a sawed off shotgun and pistols, holding everyone for twenty minutes while the manager opened the safe. Women lost purses. men’s losses undetermined.
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Gary, Ind
INL
Court House
W. J. O'Donnell
Iowa News in Brief From Grun dy Center to Decorah
Grundy Center speakers at father and son banquet attract 250. Cascade to stage The Wild Oat Boy with St Martin’s alumni. Tipton funeral for Timothy Mahoney after blood poisoning from a horse scratch. Maynard oratorical winners. Manchester debates. Independence burns victim. Manchester widow Margaret Barr dies. Decorah grocers award for new storefront front.
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Cascade
Cascade Theater
St. Martin’s
Madelyn Hoffman
Irene Wieneke
la Verne Fay
Marguerite Otting
Helen Neires
Carlotta Dahlem
Edwin Sbisenius
J. H Devaney
Eldred P. Moran
Paul Weber
Donald Crawford
R. J. Finn
Gerald Baum
Mary Margaret
Annabelle
Tipton
Timothy Mahoney
St. Mary's Church
M. Moriarity
Mr. Mahoney
Mercy Hospital
Davenport
Thomas
Francis
Katherine
Eileen
Henrietta
Magdalene
Maynard
George Caswell
Monés
Edgar Wolfe
Betty Lockwood
France
Jeanor Barnes
Raymond Glen
Elmer Meyer
Fern Hileman
Mildred Steggal
Stanley
Una Hodson
Merritt Cummings
Manchester
Manchester Nign School
Iowa City
Jane Snyder
Marjory Mangold
Betty Hoxe
Braton Brown
Margaret Ells
Leeta Jarnard
Maude I Graham
Genevieve Chapel
Harold Moore
A. Floyd
Sam &Chulman
W. C. Snyder
Independence
John Lawless
People’s Hospital
Margaret Barr
E. D. Wells
Barr
Pennsylvania
Iowa
J. Bert Barr
Michael Barr
Eliza Leighton
Minnie Barr
Sarah Schmidt
Barry
Til
Decorah
F. J. Rosenthal
Four Children Die As Trailer Spills Them Under Truck
Glendale California dispatch reports four of eight Loring children from Denver were killed when a trailer broke loose from the Loring automobile and spilled the youngsters onto the pavement under a heavy truck driven by H W Townsley. The driver was not held. Names of deceased include Fred 14 Marian 7 Jewel 4 and James Loring 2. Additional children were injured along with the parents.
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Glendale
Calif
INS
F. Loring
Denver
Colo
Loring
H. W. Townsley
Fred
Marian
Jewel
James Loring
Clarence Loring
J. B. Loring
Virgie
Trula
Marion News Springdale Club Meets In Evening Program
Mr and Mrs Arlie Brennaman hosted about eighty Springdale club members and guests with songs recitations dialogue piano solos and a mock wedding featuring Raymond Beebe and Kenneth Schlantz The Marion Patten car stolen Monday from in front of the Marion creamery was found Wednesday near Louisa with two wheels missing. Adeliza Daniels hosted the Theristrial club story readings Lincoln and a birthday cake was shared after the meeting The next gathering will be at Mrs George Oxleys for a colonial party.
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Springdale Club
Arlie Brennaman
Howard Miller
Dorothy
Robert Brennaman
Vergil Ferguson
Warren Hoover
Faith Norbohm
Evelyn Brennaman
Edith Hagerman
Burton
Emmons
Miles Sutera
Stella
Ruth Ditch
Edith
Callie Hagerman
Elsie Lehdigh
Raymond Beebe
Kenneth Schlantz
Donald Burgess
Burton Emmons
John Hoover
Mildred Hoover
Marion Patten
Marion Creamery
Louisa
Charles A. Patten
Adeliza Daniels
Theristrial Club
Lincoln
John T. Christie
Honore W. Morrow
Miss Daniels
Glenn Pyle
George Oxley
W. Bowman
C. R. Biddick
Debating Meet to Open State Series at Marion High
The high school team faces Vinton in a state series debate at Marion High Thursday at 7:30 p m The subject argues half of all state and local revenues should come from non tangible property sources Allen Edwards and LeNora Dipple will affirm Prof W H Og burn of Coa college Cedar Rapids will judge A return debate with Vinton set for Feb 3.
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Vinton
Marion High School
Allen Edwards
LeNora Dipple
W. H. Ogburn
Coa College
Cedar Rapids
Russian music topic at O Q O P club meeting
Mrs F S Skinner discussed Russia's musical past at the O Q O P club gathering held at her home Tuesday evening. She described life and works of Moussorgsky, Rubenstein, Tchaikovsky and Rimsky Korsakoff. Refreshments followed the business session served by the hostess with Mrs Dee Witt Smith assisting. next meeting set for Feb 7 with Mrs George Busby.
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F. S. Skinner
Russia
Moussorgsky
Rubenstein
Tchaiskovsky
Rimsy-Korsakoff
Dee Witt Smith
George Busby
Benefit card party and club notices in Marion
Members and friends of St. Joseph’s parish held a benefit card party with prizes in bridge five hundred and banco. Numerous local clubs plan meetings and events including Rural Garden, Marion Shakespeare, Philathea class, Mothers club, and Rebekah lodge affiliates with host homes and transportation arrangements.
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St. Joseph's Parish
Louis Peckosh
Glenn Larkin
Father T. McEliot
Arthur O'Leary
Anna Cira
J. L. Brutsman
Brutseman
William Kelly
Mia
Joseph Boyle
Richard Just
Irvin Farrell
Mary Kerns
Dave Doyle
Frank Mce. Evoy
Richard Clark
Iowa House Passes Five Tax Reduction Measures
Des Moines reports the Iowa House passed six bills led by five from the tax reduction committee. A key measure cut the penalty on delinquent tax redemptions to three quarters of one percent monthly plus six percent interest and four percent post December first. Other measures require publication of levies, posting costs in official removals, ban salary-based officials from court fees, and merge tax books to save twenty thousand dollars annually. Action on increasing foreclosure exemptions to five hundred dollars was deferred.
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
Tax Reduction Committee
Johnson
Cédar Rapids
McFarlane
Waterloo
Dean
Cerro Gordo
Reed
County Boards of Supervisors
Collins Farms Co Named In 3 Million Foreclosure Action
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States filed a 3.57 million foreclosure suit in federal court here against Cedar Rapids based Collins Farms Co. The action covers 24 344 acres in northern Iowa with another filing planned for southern district farms. Hearing set for June term. governor Clyde Herring aware of the case.
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Fort Dodge
United States District Court
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Collins Farms Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Equitable Concern
Equitable
Clyde Herring
Boy Pierce Dies After Struck By Car In Strawberry Point
Special to The Gazette Perry Pierce seven year old son of Mr and Mrs Harry Pierce died Wednesday from injuries after being struck by a car driven by Wayne Preston Tuesday night in Strawberry Point.
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Strawberry Point
Perry Pierce
Harry Pierce
Wayne Preston
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1000
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Marion
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Tac
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Noble Grand Association
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Spokane
Miles City
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Cheyenne
Wyo
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Whittier
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Springville
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J. H. Peck
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St Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Lincoln School
Mrs
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Fred Stack
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
West Sixth Avenue
W. D. Shank
Ella Miller
LeRoy Benedict
Second Avenue
Dewey McMurrin
Bernard Schenken
Forest Blackford
Fred Lutz
Newell Hayes
Barbara Jean
Dixon, Ill
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E. Powers
Methodist Men's’ Brotherhood
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Earle A. Baker
John M. Walters
True Blue
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Pleasant Grove
Sam Bear
Lowa
Collins Farms Co
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