Hog Prices Keep Rising as Demand Stays Strong
Hog markets at Chicago and other centers show continued uptrend with small supplies and government buying. Receipts across major yards total about 20 200 head. Chicago top price up to 10 cents higher with strong demand and an average around 4 45. Cattle and sheep also mixed with steady to higher prices in Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis.
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Chicago
Cr Caco
C.eve
Pittsburgh
Ave Ams
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
AP US Dept Agreu
Feeder P.gs
New High Reached by Local Porkers
Local hog prices continue strong as quotations rise 5 to 20 cents from Wednesday. Top price of 385 dollars commanded by prime grade 160 to 190 pound hogs with all grades up. Calf market and lamb figures follow, with premiums based on quality and condition.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Ottumwa al Cmrades
Ottumwa
Sehmer
Des Moines
Sinclair OG
Commission house buying lifts grain prices at close
Chicago quotations show commission house purchases with large selling pressure lifting grain values near the session end. May wheat rose about a cent on rest orders while corn and oats saw mixed but modest gains amid a cautious trading day. Cash markets reflected steady prices with light delivery and modest receipts as traders awaited further signals from the grains complex.
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Chicago
Commission House
Board of Trade Thursaar
Sauthewrsis
Camaiar
Parthia
Atime Cwroas
rooSiwas
Grain Movement Notes From Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Grain movement updates show prices and shipments across Chicago and Minneapolis markets. Figures indicate varied wheat prices and minimal shipments reported in several regions, with notes on delivery status and regional totals.
Miscellaneous Cedar Rapids items and trades
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page lists wholesale produce, vegetables, hides, and prices from local merchants. It also records a marriage notice between James M. Pearson and Sarah M. Pearson with a date notation and affectionate terms.
Bond Markets Drift With Mixed U S Trading
Prices were firm in a cautious session as government issues showed narrow trading. Treasuries edged up in parts while most of the curve remained steady with fractions of a point moves, reflecting a cautious tone in early New York dealings. The article notes lower winter activity and modest trading across sectors.
County Extension Board Plan Killed in Des Moines
A Des Moines AP report describes the failed attempt to create extension boards in Mahaska county and nearby areas. The plan faced opposition from local officials and was ultimately rejected by the County Extension Board and state authorities.
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County Extension Board
Des Moines
Wats Mapeuce
Mahaska
Tour
Han Mary
Local Obituary Notices and Community Briefs
A collection of brief notices from Oxford Junction La Porte City Grundy Center West Liberty Dyersville Marengo Mount Vernon Riverside and surrounding areas detailing deaths anniversaries transfers bank openings club events and civic updates with names dates and locations.
Methodist Leader Urges World Service and Bigger Benevolences
Dr F C Eiselen lectured on a greater church task to reach beyond local bounds in service to Jesus Christ. About 300 attended a banquet in Marion where music and prayers preceded his talk. The event highlighted church outreach through missions and education with plans for broader support.
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F C Eiseen
Gar- Wuheal
Evanston
Oartalion
Agnanic Force
Methodist Board of Missions Sig Board of Education
Jesus Christ
John M Walters
Luse
G H Clark
H G Stitzel
G. H Clark
Clark
K M Saunders
W. G. Rowley
Davenport
Eiselen
W.G Rowley
Epworth League
Clear Lake
Cedar Rapids
Rowley
Emma Amburn Arnold
G. S Hartung
A. W. Henke
H M Grant
Zier Wins Directed Verdict In Dunlap Action
Verna Cora Dunlap's damage suit against O L Zier for 4927 dollars ended when Judge H C Ring directed a verdict for the defendant in district court. The crash occurred Aug 23 1931 near the Curtis bridge on highway 161 as both drivers were in their cars.
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Verna Cora Dunlap
O. L. Zier
H C. Ring
Zier
Curtis Bridge
Highway No. 161
Deaths Dorothy Wernimont Brown of Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Wernimont Brown, former Cedar Rapids resident, died at her New Salem Illinois home Tuesday morning after a four day illness due to pneumonia and heart complications. She was born September 6 1908 in Monticello and attended local schools. She studied nursing at West Suburban hospital Illinois but left for ill health. She married Harry E Brown January 26 1928 in Peoria Illinois. Survived by husband mother Mrs Frank A Sivertson three brothers Raymond Theodore Harrison and three sisters Marguerite Mary Jane and Joan all of Cedar Rapids. Funeral at St Matthew's church Friday at 9 am under Rev Father P J Behan. Burial Mount Calvary cemetery. Rosary 8 pm Thursday at Monahan funeral home.
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Dorothy Wernimont Brown
Cedar Rapids
New Salem
Monticello
Mount Mercy Academy
West Suburban
Oak Park
Ill
Peoria
Harry E. Brown
Frank A Sivertson
Raymond
Theodore
Harrison
Marguerite
Mary Jane
Joan
St Matthew's Church
P J Behan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Funeral Home
Funeral services for Wesley Boxa in Janeba and Brosh chapel
Funeral services for Wesley Boxa will be held Saturday at 2 p.m in the Janeba and Brosh chapel conducted by Rev. Frank Hel mich. Burial will follow in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m.
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Wesley Boxa
Janeba and Brosh
Frank Helmich
Linwood Cemetery
Toddville Independents Win Double Header
The Toddville Independents defeated Lafayette 52 to 36 and beat Newhall 52 to 14 in a two game sweep. OSSIAN officials bought five acres adjacent to Ossian Public School for a baseball diamond and tennis courts. MARENGO real estate sale authorized by Judge Evans to Nettie E and John S Share on a Ladorn property valued at about 5200.
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Toddville
Toddville Independents
Lafayette
Newhall
Ossian
Board of Education
Ossian Public School
Herman Hemsath
H J Kitsart
Marengo
D W . Bates
Harold D Evans
Farmers Savings Bank
Ladorn
Nettie E
John S
Sigourney Beats Ollie High 23 to 20 In Overtime
Sigourney high school edged Ollie 23 to 20 after a tied 19-19 regulation and one overtime period. Sigourney reserves clinched 26-21. Faith Baker and Norman Current won lead roles in The Belles of Capistrano operetta. cast includes Alma Moots Margaret Hedges Su vanne Oates Lois Minor Eleanor Gough and others coached by Robert Choate Amber Wilson and Cornell students.
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Sigourney
Sigourney High School
Ollie
Sigourney Seconds
Mount Vernon
Faith Baker
Norman Current
Alma Moots
Margaret Hedges
Suvanne Oates
Lois Minor
Eleanor Gough
Robert Hartung
Ralph Bowman
Edwin Rogers
Harold Midkiff
Francis Gilliland
Ward Swift
Robert Bryant
Robert Choate
Amber Wilson
Cornell
Wanted ad notices and listings in Gazette announcement
Public notices and miscellaneous ads show reward for catch of immoral want ad activity by Gazette readers. Various service ads include electrical repair by Heinze Electric Co and portable saw mill requests. Also entries for child care, cleaning services, moving firms, and clothing items appear with contact lines and brief requests.
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Heinze Elea Co
Dox
Gazette
Murphy
Kenwood
Ceedar Rapids Knitting Co
RK 16
Anc
Ahaha Et
Irss
Oil Commission
Ace
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
the Gazette
Merchants Industries
Incox
Dayton
Ohio
Sainner
Bkkpr
Brad
Carpenter Seeks Employment
Positions wanted notice for a 2020 carpenter seeking work at 35 cents per hour. Contact Dial 2 837 or Dial 2 8376 for details.
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Albert Postel
John Johnson
Oak Shade Cemetery
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Walker
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Troy Mills
Roy Wickham
Center Point
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Excelsior Springs
Henry Chisman
M. E. Chisman
Springville
C. A. Mercer
Albert Walton
Anamosa
E. D. Wallace
W E. Steele
Charles Boyer
Richard M. Clark
Ninth Street
Marion Post
Don Hunsecker
Louis Mekota
F. J. Hardenbrook
C. J. Cutler
Clyde Derflinger
Paul Fiedler
Nellieve Rorab
Hugh Hutton
Willam Bleakly
Marie Michel
FT Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
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W L. Morgan
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Marion High School
Manchester
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Reading Circle
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Mayme McKean
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Ben Sears
John Newell
St. Luke's Hospital
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Ella Harding
Sidney F Carey
Nicholas Michel
Emma Alms
St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Mothers Club
J Speake
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Mary Michel
Earl Helbig
Roy Houser
Houser
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LeRoy Benedict
T Murray
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H J Huss
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Lisbon
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Ollie High
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the Avalon
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Parlor City Inn
9Th Ave
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Plaza
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Los Angeles
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Delux Beauty Shop
Thomassen Beauty Shop
3Rd Ave E
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la Verue Beauty Shop
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Paris Academy of Heauty
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Russell
Call
Sasip
Voung
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Teacher Placement Association
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AD Day
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Iowan City
Auburn
Wagner Motor CO
3Rd Ave
8Th St
5Th St
Chevrolet
J_E Doyle
Viola
Chrysler
2Nd Ave
NASH
Unzeitig Motor CO
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