Hog market slips as Chicago prices weaken on light supply
Chicago and regional markets show weaker hog prices with receipts totaling about 7,200 across four major yards. Top quotes fall to $4.50 with average near $4.10, while cattle also ease and lamb trends steady, driven by light weekly receipts and mixed regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Gan
East St
MIN & Butchers
St Louis
Buffalo
Louis
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Dept Agricul
Eye
Daniner
Priday
Mostey
Produce Markets NFW Lone Produce New York AP Butter
Market report lists dairy and produce items with prices and futures. Notes include eggs chickens turkeys and potatoes with current receipts and shipments. Weather and market activity affect shipments and prices, with quotes for butter futures and egg futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Ritter
Eas
Pecia
Bond Markets Show Slim Trading as Securities Bill Passes
New York AP report notes cautious sentiment in the bond market amid stock market jitters over a securities trading bill. Traders see potential reduced activity in low-priced bonds, while high-grade bonds and Treasuries show steadier tone. foreign issues list modest moves against a muted backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW York Tap
Trad I- UB
Astriaty
Flour Market Summary in New York and Minneapolis Text
Fragmented OCR shows flour market listings and prices in New York and Minneapolis with references to shipments, middlings, and various vendors. The garbled notes include dollar amounts and product terms like sugar and bran, suggesting a broad commodities snapshot.
Grain Prices Show Wide Moves on Chicago Board
Prices across grains were unsettled with a wide range on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat ended slightly higher, corn up modestly, oats trading lower to higher, and short covering followed a selling wave. Provisions declined early then recovered with overall grain strength and stock gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Ives
Stavks
Deaths of Nettie Southwick and Albert Kuchynka in Cedar Rapids
Obituaries report Nettie Southwick died at a local hospital after months of illness. Survived by husband and extended family, funeral at Larner chapel, burial in Olin, Cedar Rapids residents. Albert Kuchynka, 52, died after a lingering illness at a local hospital. Survived by daughter Helen, siblings, and half sister, funeral at Polansky chapel, burial in Hale cemetery. Elizabeth Vance dies in St Paul. Cedar Rapids funeral set for St Patrick's Church and Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrs
Nettie Southwick
Mire
Nette Southwick
Waite
Charas Southwick
First Avenue West Road
Wseaming Ta
Cedar Rapdé
Bedes
Marsh C Southwick
Crflac
Albert Kuchynka
Third Street
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Helen
Vance
Elizabeth Vance
St Paul
Beatty Chapel
St Patrick's Oyurch
Ian Tuesdas
D J Lembhan
Linwood Cemetery
Harry Schweitzer
Yankton
S. D
Fred
Henry Schweitzer
Winthrop
Jacob Maier
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Albert Bragg
Irvin Ford
Rugged Cross
Walter Quass
Charles Quass
Ernest Etzel
Henry Schweitger
Carl Maier
Milton Etzel
Oak Shade Cemetery
Wall St. Stocks Dragged by Aviation Woes and Regulation
Washington clouds weighed on the stock market as aviation issues led declines before gains in some metals and industrials. Major moves included United Aircraft and Douglas within aviation amid government curbs on mail contracts, while US Smelting and others posted mixed results and several Industrials rose modestly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Aviation Corp
United Aircraft
Douglas
North American Aviation
Av Fation Corp
Howe Sound American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
du Pont
US. Pipe and Foundry
American Can
Standard Oil
New Jersey
American Telephone
US. Steel
Deere
Chrysler
American Commercial Alcohol
U S. Steel
NY Central
Western Union
Santa Fe
Bethlehem Steel
NRA favors 32 hour work week plan
Washington AP report says Administrator Hugh S. Johnson hinted the NRA supports a 32 hour work week for American industry. He called a mass code authorities meeting for March 5 to discuss a re employment drive and stressed no mandatory nationwide hour reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NRA
Hugh S. Johnson
Johnson
NRA Enforcements Limit Former Executives From Lobbying
A general NRA order bans all former executives or employees from appearing before the recovery unit on behalf of industries involved in NRA work. The order, described as not implying wrongdoing, may affect some ex-officials now in industry or code authorities as letters from them will not be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Mayor Foils City Hall Holiday Plot With Quick Escape
A Saturday bid to close city hall for Abraham Lincoln birthday faced rebellion from council members. Mayor W. H. Stepaneck seized his coat and hat and slipped from the building, foiling the plan as three councilmen pressed for a holiday, while the courthouse did close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stepaneck
Abraham Lincoln
Stepanek
CWA
Court House
Ed Stefan
Dan Kruidemier
Louis Zika
DL. D. Burgus
City Briefs And Personals Highlight Community News
A. J Smith near Mount Vernon avenue SE shown slightly improved after illness. Ladies Relief club hosts a dance at Mrs. Lily Speas home NW and meets at Mrs. Rose Wilson’s NE address. Andrew Coleman, fire captain at station No. 3, celebrates birth of an 82 pound son at St Luke's hospital. Basement ceiling fire in Sherman Freeman’s home and a grass fire near Mount Vernon avenue attended by Company No. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J Smith
Mount Vernon Avenue
Ladies Relief Club
Lily Speas
I Avenue NW
Rose Wilson
Seventh Street
Andy Coleman
Andrew Coleman
Nineteenth Street
Coleman
St Luke’s Hospital
Sherman Freeman
First Avenue NW
Court House News. Hawthornes Addition Suits Settled
Three suits on Hawthorne's addition to Cedar Rapids involving eight lots and Thornwood dance hall were dismissed in district court before Judge H C Ring. Bessie Sash and James H Johnson had partition actions and a promissory note suit settled, with claims on shared ownership and an $800 claim for a half share. Johnson sought $11,421.50 in counterclaims including services, and $10,000 for an alleged breach of marriage agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Cedar Rapids
H. C Ring
Bessie Sash
James H Johnson
Johnson
Sash
Thornwood
Lash
Railroad suit over boy’s death ends with directed verdict
Judge A B Clark directs a verdict for the Rock Island railroad in Ida Singer administratrix of Robert Singer estate action seeking 15 500 after a collision near Palo last July 23 involving a Singer truck and a Rock Island train. Verne Rezab also died in the crash. Fragments note Clara King seeks divorce from William King on cruel and inhuman treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B Clark
Ida Singer
Robert Singer
Rock Island Railroad Company
Clara King
William King
Custody Battle and Contract Settlement Noted in Court
In December 1925 at Parnell, a plaintiff seeks custody of a minor daughter. A $492.60 contract action filed by Stevens-Davis Co. against Dr. Fenton's Vigortone Co. was settled before Judge A B Clark in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Stevens- Davis Company
Dr. Fenton
Vigortone
A. B. Clark
Riots in Paris as Reds clash with police injure many
Rioting spread from Paris into the provinces with mobs burning churches and clashing with police. Dozens killed or wounded, including at least one police officer and one civilian, as clashes tied to a planned red demonstration disrupted the Place de la Republique and Gare d Est.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place de la Republique
Paris
Gare d'Est
Doumergue
Crandic Receivership Challenge Highlights Iowa Case
Crandic Stages Inc fights temporary receiver F C Chambers appointment. Iowa Electric Light and Power argues Nevin Lines misused pledged collateral and seeks dissolution of restraining orders. Hearing set for February 13 to resolve injunction and collateral sale issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crandic Stages, Inc
F. C Chambers
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Crandie System
Nevin Bus Lines
New York
Iowa Court
District
Crandic Lines
Iowa
Crandic
Nevin System
William Nevin
Nevin Lines
Crandic System
John T. Moffit
Crandie Stages, Inc
Nevin
Cedar Rapids Company
Crandie
Cannonball
Illinois
Crandic Stages
Harris Nevin
Sophia Wemple
A. C. Rising
Nevin Line
Light Company
F. C. Chambers
Mercury Dips to 13 Then Rises to 32 Saturday
Cedar Rapids shivered under cold air as temperatures fell to a low of 13 at 7 am and climbed to 16 by 9:45 am and 32 by 1:30 pm. Friday reached a high of 21 at 4 pm, then 17 at 7 pm as the day cooled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Ilia Central
Indus Rayon Air Reduction
Inspiration Alaska
Juneau
Cement
Allegheny Corpn
Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corpn
Ind
Nickel
SgInth
Tel & Tel
Jonas Manville
Amn Can
Kans City
Amn
Car & Fdy
Amt
Intl Corpn
Amn Loco
Amn Metals
Kayser Julius
Kelly Sprid
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Kreser
Lehnd& Fink
Libby Ovens
Lis & My
McIntyre Amn Woolen
McKeesport
McKesson
Marshall
Ark Nat
Mathieson Ark
Armour
Arm Il
Bat Auburn Auto
Pac RR Aviation Corpn
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall A. Beatrice Cry
Maytag
Distris
Borg Warner
Brooklyn
Bucyrus Erie Budd Wheel Burroughs Ads
M Cal Lead & Z
Cal & Neek
Canada Dry
Ohio
Notl Pow & L
Natl Steel
Y Central
NH &H
Noranda Mines
North West
Nor Pac
North Amn
G. Otis Elev
Owens Tint
IT & P
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Penna R R
Mia Penney JC
Phelps Dodge Vis
Phillips Pet
Pillsbury
Chrysler
Radio Corpa
Carbon
Keith
Col Gat & Elec
Southern
Mep Steel
Conse
Cinars
Sears Poebuck
Corneal On Me Serve Inc
Crren
Tex Cor
Shell Union
Simmons Co
Cart
Skelly
Cart Motora
Socony
Corr
Pac RR
Cresmoor
Cram
Cork
Sperry Corp
Cmte Pe Steel
Stone
Corts Wright 3
Srtand
Calif
Deere & Cn
Stand NJ
St! Frisco
Air
Don Foten
Sten Warner
Stone Webster
Faetman Kodak Bats Studebaker
Eire Bond
Ford
Foster Wheeler
Tia Tompson
Dewater
Wss
Timken
Mken
Trans-America
Staton Carbide
Carp TI
Mee
Tnt Gas Cn
S&s
Steel
Walter Hiram
Warner Bros
Marvid
West
Houston
Hene Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Mig Berdtx
Arn
Herry Burk
Pruna
Hee
Oriesby Gaw
Heilemann
Stutz Mtrs
Suitt and Co
Saift
Aie
Cedar Rapids
The
Mercury
Chambers
Marion Social Clubs and Community Notices Featured
Marion hosts a flurry of society events including Ww. 8. A. Club refreshments at Mrs. Gordon Duncan 310 Seventh Avenue and Tuckabache costumes at Mrs. Robert Hess home where Hess won oldest costume. Reading Circle's dinner at Dr. and Mrs. H. O. Young featured music and dance. Community groups plan baskets, picnics, and fabric projects while members attend funerals and church meetings. Lincoln birthday observed with bank closings. Coe College welcomed new students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Duncan
Seventh Avenue
Duncan
John Johnson
Chris Larson
Tuckabache Club
Robert Hess
H. R. Livingston
W. Erwin
Reading Circle
H. O. Young
Tenth Street
Valentine
John Young
Freda Young
Martha Ann Young
Mayme McKean
Ed Pearson
Robert Cessford
Robert Oxley
Senate Hears MacCracken Case in Air Mail Saga
Federal sleuths probe MacCracken amid evidence on Northwest Airways expansion and subsidized mileage. Brittin falters under questioning while Hanshue and Girgin admit missteps over papers and instructions. Lawyers brace for court challenges as Jurney prepares to seize the corpus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brittin
Northwest Airways
Seth W. Richardson
Senate
Hanshue
Western Air Express
Girgin
Washington
MacCracken
Jurney
Cedar Rapids Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
John M. Wenke and Genevieve Severs both of Cedar Rapids. Lloyd Banks and Norma Krause both of Cedar Rapids. Oliver O. Scholz of Oelwein and Florence C. Morse of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wenke
Genevieve Severs
Cedar Rapids
Lloyd Banks
Norma Krause
Oliver O. Scholz
Oelwein
Florence C. Morse
Marion church services and leaders across denominations
A compact diary of Sunday schedules across Marion churches. Baptist Reverend Bridwell leads with Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. St Joseph Catholic Mass at 8 and 10. Christian Church features Bible school, morning worship with sermon on Divided Personality and union services. Congregational holds Lincoln Day exercise and evening services. Methodist and other denominations list Sunday schools, sermons, and youth programs with multiple speakers and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
Clyde Scott
Jesus
Christ
St. Joseph's Catholic
T J. McEiliott
C. J. Biddle
Elda M. Kemp
The
Christian Church
FH. O. Allen
Arthur Lyons
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Vernon Backer
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Howard M. Titus
Boy Scouts of America and
Linn
Order of DeMolay
Epworth League
Oxford Club
W &, Fisher
M. Carson
Chrissenehetehy
Irv. Sentatt
Ford
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Omaha
Sr Pate Bint-Feth
TOWA
Mason City
Waterloo
Des Moines
Nes Moines
AP Ct S Dept
Minnesota
Eorry
Tate Markey
Veodure
Lee Sprog
Kennery
Liberty
Treasury
Minneapolis
Torlign
York AP
Ferman Cachaver
Frave Ff
Gemimnaty
Sugar Markit
NPW
YORK
RAW
Abeta
Lamson Brothers
R. E Disbrow
Ceedar Rapids National Bank
Minnt Apodta
Flova
Duluth
Kansas
Deaties
Wall St
Court House News
Hawthorne Addition
Railroad Company
Boy
Marion News
Lillie Emerson
Ninth Street
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
B. F. Gill
Catherine Klein
Walter Bray
Emerson
Eugene Clatterbuck
George Clatterbuck
Martin's Creek
Charles Lehr
Lehr
Harley Ives
C. E. Mitchell
Eighth Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
C. A. Cline
H. G. Milien
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Della Garrets
St. Louis
Milwaukee Railroad Women's Club
Memorial Hall
O. Fahey
Margaret Leming
Ora Miller
W. P. C. Club
Robins
Mabel Kimes
Ss. O. Stamy
al Leclere
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ben Sears
Sixth Avenue
Erma Hall
Linn County Court House
Paramount
Miss Hall
Agnes Kuba
Dorothy Alt
Dorothy Cahill
Frances Howe
Jeanette Wright
Charley Sackler
John Kotisinek
Phyllis
Della Koppenhaver
Grace Boyd
Roy King
Marion
Abraham Linc Coln
Raymond Smith
David Klink
Coe College
EF. F. Aler
Alers
Paralta
T. R. Alexander
South Eleventh Street
Ladies Ald Society
Kensington
Verle Breed
Harold Peck
Miss Breed
Julia Kennedy
Frank Simon
Andrew P. Munson
Robert
San Antonio
Tex
South
Camp Fire Guardians Association
Dave Mann
George Mann
G. H. C. Club
Janice Gillette
Dorothy Mae Ford
Elimarie Weaver
Dorothy Ford
Grace Rosenstiel
Lucille Peterson
F. M. Motch
Mercy Hospital
R. M. Shively
University Hospital
Iowa City
Federal
Mac Cracken
Marion Churches
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