Hog Prices Reach 4 65 Top at Chicago Market
Government and private demand for a limited supply of swine pushed Chicago stockyards to new highs last seen Oct 23 1933. Top hog price reached 4 65 with several markets reporting gains. average prices around 4 20 to 4 50, while areas like Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis showed mixed strength and steady to higher prices amid sizable receipts.
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Monew
Cleveland
Pbtsburgh
East Ri
Ivotaak
Lucepts Hicher
St Lo
TNS
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Chicago
Myaday
CAP Fis Son Lang
Bobe
Wall St Sees Late Buying Lifts Utilities and Metals
Heavy late trading in utilities and metals spurred a rally as demand lifted several stocks. American Telephone Public Service of New Jersey and Consolidated Gas rose about a point, with others like Case Western Union UK Smelt re Firestone and the S edging higher. Transfers neared 4 million shares as profit taking moderated gains across sectors.
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New York
NFW
YORK+AP
U S
Cerro de Pasco
Unwa
Consolidated Gas and Public Service of
New Jersey
Tuesday Quotations From Grain Movement Ledger
Grain market listings sourced from J B Bennett Co with W A Jimp manager show numerous commodities and corpora including In insp Cement Rumely Kennecott Lehigh Valley and Anaconda among others. The fragment outlines prices for Anaconda Iron Steel and related metals with many entries across multiple firms and exchanges.
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J. EB. Bennett & Co
W. A
Merchants National Bank
Avoms Express
Inspiration
Rumely
Inti Cement
Inti Harry
Asae Junian
Inti Nickel
Aeneny Corpn
Johns Manville
Chalmers
Kans City
Ar van Corpn
Kayser Juhius
Kelly
Inco
Lehigh Valley
Amt Metals
Lehn & Fink
Rad & SS Wiepie & Myers
Ae Row Mills
Poows, Inc
Boreivine
Magna Copper
Mathieson Aik
Miami
Safensanta
Lowe Pata More Warday
Prey Murray Corp
Ry Motors
By& Co
Bers Steel
Baell
sOr. Steel
Patna
Peoples Gas
Phillips Petty Cs
Pittsbed
Palisbury
Proctor Gambel
Cro Ria
Chris
Lee & Puel
Badiaconn
Cora Coa Co
Savents
Seaboard
Cova Southern
Sears Reeheck
Slane Co
Werner
Steyn Wepster
Chicago
Wheat Prices Rally After Commission Buying on Board
Chicago reports a sharp rally in wheat as commission houses bought toward the close of trading, while corn and oats eased slightly. Traders shifted focus from grains to stocks amid light eastern demand and modest local activity, with exports still lacking and cash markets showing small changes.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
P.ts
Winnipeg
Iica
John Dedic Files For City Public Improvement Post
A fourth candidate has filed for the city primary March 13 seeking the public improvement commissioner seat. John Dedic, 412 Memorial drive SE, a local contractor, competes with Louis J. Zika who seeks re election. Other candidates include Ed Hahn and D J Condon with no opposition yet for the mayor or finance commissioner seats.
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John Dedic
Memorial Drive
Louis J. Zika
Zika
Ed Hahn
J Condon
W.H Stepanek
Ll, D. Burgus
Dismissal filed in $15,000 suit over rear truck collision
John Nissen of Olin sued Reliable Transit Co and Cornelia Bronsema with John W. Bronsema claiming a rear collision near Malta Illinois on July 13 caused severe injuries and hog load transfer. a Tuesday dismissal stipulation was filed in district court.
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John Nissen
Olin
Reliable Transit Company
John W. Bronsema
Cornelian Bronsema Nissen
Cornelia Bronsema
Malta
Ill
Aim
Nissen
Woman Fined for Beer Selling Charge
Mary Ellen Price, 35, 319 Twefth avenue SE, was fined 300 dollars and costs by Judge H C Ring after a true information charged selling beer without a permit. A 90 day sentence was withheld on payment of costs. Price claimed she believed the beer permit accompanied the business. She was arrested last Saturday night and released on bond.
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Mary Ellen Price
G K. Thompson
H C Ring
Local Youth Held For Theft Of Saxophone
Fred Abodeely aged 21 of 1116 Sixth Street SE was arrested at 5 p.m. Monday by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon on a warrant charging larceny. He is held in connection with the theft of a saxophone allegedly sold at a local music store for 25.
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Fred Abodeely
Sixth Street
Larry Condon
A S. Reed
Damages Suits Dismissed In Fairfax Area Court
Two damage actions brought by Woodie McKee McQuerry and Luther McQuerry against Rosa Farrell were dismissed with prejudice in district court before Judge John T Moffit. Plaintiffs claimed defaming statements in Fairfax area last July and August seeking 5000 each.
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Woodie McKee McQuerry
Luther McQuerry
Rosa Farrell
John T Moffit
Fairfax
Bank Report Approved in District Court Ruling
The twelfth quarterly report of the receivership for Linn County Ravines Bank of Center Paint was approved by Judge A B Cuir in district court. The report covers Sept 30 to Dec 3 and notes deposits paid up to the period end. Ole F Rummens of Galt was sentenced to one year at Fort Madison penitentiary following a desertion charge, with transfer ordered by Sheriff Joep A Petrus. The Wittlie wissee of Blewbury Pn voted against a bid at Breet.
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Linn County
Bank of Center
A B Cuir
Cinse
Ole F Rummens
Galt
Sen
Fort Madison
Erate
Heoc Rine
Fort Maeson
Sher- Mi Joep
Petrus
Marion funeral services for OBE Clemans held Wednesday
Funeral services for OBE Clemans were held Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the Yocom chapel with Rev. Frank Ward of Cedar Rapids officiating and Rev William H. Bridwell assisting. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery. Visitors may call at the Yocom chapel this evening.
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O. E. Clemans
Obe. Clemans
Yocom Chapel
Frank Ward
Cedar Rapids
Willam H. Bridwell
The
Baptist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Municipal Telephone Measure Passes House in Iowa
The Iowa House approved a controversial bill by 63 to 34 to allow municipalities to own and operate telephone systems. The measure would place telephone services under the same laws as electric and water utilities and was sponsored by Reps Roe and Mooty of Grundy Center.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Roe and Mooty
Grundy Center
Deaths Mrs Myrtle Houston A Cedar Rapids Native
Mrs Myrtle Houston widow of O Houston former Cedar Rapids resident died at her home in Kansas City Monday after a short illness. She left Cedar Rapids for Kansas City ten years ago and visited here since. Surviving are two children Mrs Thelma Vincell of Kansas City and Thomas of Maquoketa. Services and burial will be in Kansas City Wednesday.
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Myrtle Houston
O Houston
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Thelma Vincell
Thomas
Maquoketa
Death of Miss Elizabeth Burgess in Palo Linn County
Longtime Linn County resident Miss Elizabeth Burgess died at her Palo home after a week of illness following a stroke. Funeral services planned for 10 am Wednesday at Palo Methodist Church conducted by the Reverend Althouse, with burial in Morrison Cemetery. The body remains at Beatty chapel until 9 am Wednesday.
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Elizabeth Burgess
Linn County
Palo
Palo Methodist Church
Tew
Althouse
Morrison Cemetery
Beatty Chapel
Death of Oddie J Thorpe at sister's home
Oddie J Thorpe aged 50 of 1322 Eleventh Street SE died at his sister Mrs Adelaide McAlister's home 181 Fifteenth Avenue SW at 1015 pm Monday after a short illness. He is survived by his sister. The Beatty chapel will conduct funeral services Thursday at 11 am with burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Oddie J Thorpe
Eleventh Street
Adelaide McAlister
Fifteenth Avenue
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Birth Announcement and Municipal Bond Notice
Birth announced for a son Rich ard Calvin to Mr and Mrs Walter Hickman of 118 Fifth Street SW weighing nine and a half pounds born February 6. Notice to bond buyers from the Inde neesert School District Cedar Rapids Iowa offering sixty thousand dollars in bonds dated March 1 1934 with four percent interest payable semi annually and serial redemption dates through 1954.
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Walter Hickman
Fifth Street
Richard Calvin
Indeneesert
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Towa
Code of Iowa
Cave
Sirhisho
Katnyan
Lost and Found Notices and Help Wanted Aggregation
A mixed page of lost items including a Great Dane with markings, a white gold Rosary beads case, a leather key case with three keys, a white terrier found in the downtown district, a black glove in Indy, and a brown suede purse with a $2500 reward offer for immoral ad activity. Also notices seeking electrical repair service, abdominal belt products, a waterless cleaner, and job postings for moving crews and portable saw mill needs.
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Mans Waltham
Manhattan
Humane Shelter
Indy
Park Court
3Rd Ave
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First Avenue
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Wittlie Wissee
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Bade
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Marion News
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Ames
Noble Grands Association
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Dale Peterson
Cornell College
Marion
Federation of Women's Clubs
Public Library
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Coe College
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Miss Carey
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Patmos
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F C Eiselen
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Evanston, Ill
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H G Millen
Eighth Avenue
O.C.P Club
South Marion Township
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X N Kemp
Guy Berry
Spickard Mo
Albuquerque N. M
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Martins Creek
State Highway Commission
Missouri
Christian Church
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Twelfth Street
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Alice Phelps
Uncle Sams Attie
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A E Miller
Kulsamachick Camp
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Margarette Collier
Martha Jane Snell
Blanche Strayer
Pauline Taylor
Theodore Kahler
Ed Sisley
Glenn Elson
Vinton
Jacob Maier
Kenneth Gibson
Blairs Ferry Road
Helen Perryman
Mabel Perryman
Fort Worth
Texas
Picayune
Walter Strong
Emma Alms
St. Luke's Hospital
Mothers Club
W H Balster
Sixth Avenue
George Wall
Mrs . E. Mitchell
Entre Nous Club
Marion Post
American Legion
Hugh Hutton
William Bleakly
Richard Clark
Martin's Creek
Charles Lehr
Sonvanozang
Helen Biddick
Kathleen Oxley
Kathryn McElwain
Barbara Clay
Jean Bowdish
Maurine Halsey
Presbyterian Church
Alexander Marshall Brotherhood
WE. Fisher
Oddie J. Thorpe
Blackpool Eng
Boara of Directors
Gazette
the Gazette
Ad Department 3
Bever Ave
Iast
Neinze Elec Co
Richards Phey
DIX Marvelous Waterless Cleaners
Murphy
Wstseiver
Kenwood
Kenwood Transfer
Clase Condinen
Ce_dar Rapids Knitting Co
Danre Ely
Harry's Tavern
Lincoln Hotel
Marion al
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Lillian Ludy Beauty Shop
Delux Beauty Shop
Thomassen Beauty Shop
Helene Beauty Shop
la Verne Beauty Shop
Beauty
Parle Academy of Beauty
Hawkeye ‘Ee
TINY_ SHOP
General Fi
Shears
Russell
Jerry Josifek
Pac Perine
Teo Ee
Sestle Ae
H. Roland Webster
Diazette
Permanent Connection
Wilson
Hotel Roosevelt
Lfe Insurance
Bests
Benton, Jones
Keokuk
Clayton
Rex
Halrsale
Caparte Amarois
Wanic
Andy Cerns
Aerd Woden
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