Irregular Hog Markets See Gains and Concessions
Hog markets turned irregular with several traders making wide concessions on expanded receipts while smaller supplies steadied and firmed. Chicago saw gains to top at 390 while cattle and sheep prices varied across major markets including Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and Cincinnati with mixed results.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Hos
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Telplas
Jeo Ag
Buffalo Lambs
Wheat Prices Drag Within Close Range On Friday
Wheat moved in a narrow board of trade range with a fractional decline as traders noted light news and varied hedging activity. Corn held firm on hedges lifted after Thursday night elevator fire while oats rye and barley showed little movement with minor losses and steadier provisions. Receipts and cash markets were largely unchanged with light buying and selling across grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Seling
Liverpool
NEW York
U. S. Steel
American
Liggett and Myers
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
Case
American Telephone
Phelps Dodge
American Petroleum
Texas
Mid- Continent
Grain Market Highlights from Minneapolis and Chicago
Grain prices and bids across Chicago and Minneapolis show No 1 northern wheat around 48 cents, No 2 northern spring 48, corn No 3 mixed around 25 to 23 cents, oats No 2 white about 17 cents, and barley near 25. Cash grain totals list Timothy at 225 to 250 per cwt and mixed durum bids, with various No 1 and No 2 grades specified. Reports also note holiday market adjustments and futures pricing for durum, red durum, and yellow corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
Istrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Minneapolis
Cash Grain
Montana
North- West
Duluth
Louis
Kansas City
Market Report From Chicago Grain And Poultry Prices
Market notes show live poultry demand firm with 14 truckloads received and mixed pricing for hens and turkeys. Potatoes and butter receipts are listed with sparse weather impact. pork and dairy items show weak to steady tone amid fluctuating quotes.
Hog prices inch higher on local market at Sinclair
Local hog prices rise with all grades up a nickel Friday led by a top of 2.95 at Sinclair Hog Market. Prime hogs and packers show varied quotes by weight, with liberal premiums for quality. Calf market and sheep quotes follow, showing mixed but firm values across categories.
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Chicago
Thorsdas Paci
Cyear
Sinclair
Wall St Stocks Drift Lower After Mixed Market Day
The New York stock market ended fractionally lower amid dull trading with rails showing brief strength before retreating. Major issues such as U S Steel and tobacco shares slipped while Homestake Mining rose over 2 percent and several utilities and non ferrous names posted modest gains as volume neared 750000 shares.
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NEW York
Rails
U. S. Steel Common
Preferred
Air Reduction
Delaware & Hudson
American Tobacco
American Telephone
Union Pacific
New York Central
Santa Fe and
Lambert
Homestake
U. S. Smelting & Refining
Louisville & Nashville
Death of Sister Mary Ehrentrude B V M in Evanston Ill
Sister Mary Ehrentrude B V M born Julia Anne Schichtl died in Evanston Illinois while serving as chemistry teacher at Mundelein college. Funeral at St Ignatius Chicago with Loyola president Father Kelly officiating. Survived by multiple sisters, burial at Mount Carmel Chicago.
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Mary Ehrentrude
V. M
Julia Anne Schichtl
Evanston
Ill
Mundelein College For
Chicago
St. Ignatius Church
Father Kelly
Loyola University
Reading High Mass
J . Kirby
Caroline Schichtl
Cedar Rapids
Mount Carmel
Sisters of Charity
Dubuque
Iowa
van Buren School
Holy Angels Academy
Milwaukee
Catholic
Burlington
Riverside
Kossuth County
Joseph Schichtl
Kirby
Miss Schichtl
B.P Richardson
Algona
R. B. Achatz
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Death of Herman Thomsen on La Porte City farm
Herman Thomsen 70 of 1014 Ninth street SW died at his La Porte City area farm at 10 a m Thursday after a short illness. Born in Germany he lived near La Porte City for fifty years and is survived by his brother J D Thomsen and six other brothers plus one sister. The body was taken to Beatty chapel for services at 1 30 p m Sunday conducted by Rev John Gent with burial in Linwood Cemetery.
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Herman Thomsen
J D. Thomsen
la Porte City
Germany
J. D Thomsen
Beatty Chanel
John Gent
Linwood Cemetery
Walter Krebs Elected to Iowa Memorial Craftsmen Executive
Walter Krebs of Cedar Rapids is elected to the executive committee of the Iowa Memorial Craftsmen at the Des Moines convention. L. B. Lupton of Washington re elected president. Linn county Reserve Officers dinner at Elks club at 6 30 p.m. today. West Highlands Community Club February meeting postponed to next Friday.
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Walter Krebs
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Memorial Craftsmen
Des Moines
United Press Dispatch
L. B. Lupton
Washington
Linn County
Reserve Officers’ Association
Elks Club
West Highlands Community Club
Corbett in Serious Condition At Bayside
The condition of former heavyweight champion James J. Corbett remained critical Friday, described as very low and weaker than at any time since he fell gravely ill with a recurring heart ailment in Bayside New York.
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Bayside
N. Y
James J. Corbett
Ladd Announces Birth of Son in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City report states A. Noble Ladd today became a father to a son and plans to name him A. Noble Ladd Jr. The brief item confirms the birth and naming intent.
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Oklahoma City
A. Noble Ladd
A. Noble Ladd, Jr
Sugar and currency snapshot from New York markets
The report shows raw sugar steady at 268, futures unchanged to one point lower, refined at 390. Foreign exchange rates list multiple country cent values, including Great Britain at 6 and Hong Kong at 21.87. Liberty bonds quotes appear with various maturities and prices around 102 to 110, reflecting a mixed market session in New York.
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Sugar Market
New York
Foreign Exchange New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkorg
Montreal
Mexico City
Truck Skids Strikes Street Car Wounding Woman on Fifteenth Street
Miss Gladys Jones of 1544 Sixth Avenue SE was cut on the lip at 11 20 a m when a truck driven by D D Dunn of 436 Thirty Fifth Street NE slid into a street car on Fifteenth Street near Bever Avenue and rebounded into the parking where both women stood. Dunn was northbound and attempted a right turn as the eastbound street car, operated by H Kobusch, approached. Miss Jones was taken to a physician for care.
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Gladys Jones
Sixth Avenue
D. D. Dunn
Thirty-fifth Street
Fifteenth Street
Bever Avenue
Dunn
H. Kobusch
Miss Jones
Recruiting For C M T Camps To Begin March 1
Citizen's Military Training camps will resume in Linn county on March 1 with a quota of 41. Enrollees will attend camp at Fort Des Moines. Applications are accepted through Captain C Hedburg of Cedar Rapids or at the 349th Infantry headquarters in the post office building.
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Linn County
Fort Des Moines
C. Hedburg
Cedar Rapids
349Th Infantry
Judge Rules for Defendants in 1931 Auto Crash Suit
In district court Judge H. C. Ring directed a verdict for defendants Kenneth S. Baker and Ace M. Baker administrator of the Rev Clyde E. Baker estate in the Rose Babendure personal injury suit. Babendure argued injuries from a two-car crash on highway No. 30 near Marshalltown January 28, 1931. The collision killed Rev Clyde E. Baker and Henry Babendure.
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H. C. Ring
Rose Babendure
Kenneth S. Baker
Ace M. Baker
Clyde E. Baker
Babendure
Mount Vernon
Abe Babendure
Fremont
Neb
Marshalltown
Mr. Baker
Henry Babendure
Clarence Bank Seeks Trust Status for Hoyman Transfers
Clarence Savings Bank asks Cedar County district court to declare transfers by E B Hoyman to Isabelle Hoyman as held in trust to defeat its $7 441 93 judgment. The bank also seeks to invalidate a Linn County mortgage Hoyman gave to Alice Hoyman on the same basis.
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Clarence Bank
Hoyman
Clarence Savings Bank
E. B. Hoyman
Isabelle Hoyman
Cedar County
Alice Hoyman
Linn County
Bank Receiver Finishes Prairieburg Savings Closure
Judge approves final report of L. A. Andrew as receiver of the closed Prairieburg Savings bank. Assets total 14,328.27 with 3,477.99 cash returned to trustees. The receiver was appointed Jan 25 1932 and the bank paid depositors 100 percent plus 2.4 percent interest. A. Conwell served as examiner-in-charge.
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John T. Moffit
L. A. Andrew
Prairieburg Savings Bank
A. Conwell
Postpone Hearing In Magnus Hotel Receiver Action
The district court postponed a hearing on the Magnus hotel property receivership petition for a second time. Landlords Charles B. Schnaad and C. C. Tschirgi seek a total judgment of 6139.22 against defendants Magnus Hotel Company and Eugene C. Eppley, with rent totaling 2400. The original Feb 4 date was moved to Feb 11 and then Feb 16 at 9 am under Judge John T Mormit.
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Magnus Hotel
Unpaid Taxes Lead to Hotel Equipment Attachment
Allegations claim unpaid taxes justify action as hotel equipment was attached January 26. The details show a tax dispute resulting in seizure of assets tied to the hotel operation. named parties and exact location are not provided in the readable text.
Tax Sleuth Tired By County Begins Work
Ray C. Coutts of the Iowa Tax Service in Grinnell began duties under a county contract February 2 to locate property not listed or assessed. He will work alone initially with Grinnell clerical help and a one year term. pay is $15 daily for a single investigator.
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Ray C. Coutts
Iowa Tax Service
Grinnell
Board of Supervisors
Coutts
Woodworth divorce granted over cruel treatment
Bertha Woodworth 39 obtains a divorce from Mont Woodworth 50 in district court ruled by Judge H. C. Ring. Custody of a minor daughter, alimony, and household furnishings awarded. Married in 1926.
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Bertha Woodworth
H. C. Ring Friday
Mont Woodworth
Lisbon Bank and Trust Wins Judgment in Promissory Note Suit
The Lisbon Bank and Trust Company was awarded a total judgment of 673.22 dollars in district court Friday morning by Judge A. B. Clark against J. J. Kohl in a promissory note action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon Bank and Trust Company
A. B. Clark
J. J. Kohl
Killian's Plans Basement Remodel for Tea Room and Cafe
Killian's to remodel basement sections for a tea room and cafe in the main building. Work begins Saturday night with Mc Kay brothers under a $1,200 contract to create a 40 by 140 foot dining space, seating 250, and a larger kitchen with moved departments during reallocation.
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Killian Company
McKay Brothers
Hope for Survival of Two Poisoned Boys in Georgia
In Rome Georgia two boys aged 3 and 2 ate poison mistaken for candy. Doctors report no vital organs injured yet and say results are encouraging but further analyses are needed. Their mother rushed them to hospital. outcome unclear while the children remain unaware of their danger.
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Rome
R. C. Maddox
Jimmy Doss
Clayton Doss
James L. Doss
Onslow Pioneer Mrs Lorette Brown to Celebrate 100th Birthday
Mrs Jessie Brown McMaster of Onslow reports the 100th birthday of her aunt Mrs Lorette Brown in Dexter Iowa. Brown, the oldest Jones county pioneer, arrived in Iowa in 1855 after wedding Leverette Brown. The couple settled near Onslow in a prairie home later occupied by the Holst family.
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Onslow
Jessie Brown McMaster
Lorette Brown
Dexter
N. C Holst
West Union
West Union High School
Arthur Darling
Shirley Teigen
Robert Kamm
Fayette County
Donnan
Robert Anderson
Berniece Stelzmiller
Rosina Lauer
Decorah
Oelwein
Wyoming
Wyoming High School
Georgia Welch
Laurence Goodrick
Duane Platner
Dean Mallicoat
Harris Strong
Lae Verne Carson
John Heasty
Rayemond Garside
Richard Rohwedder
Betty Jane Levsen
Louise Woodworth
Jean Roush
Verna Hanold
Carmen Bahnsen
Rowley
Katie Weiher
Methodist Church
J. W. Bearse
A. G. Stewart
Katherine
Israel Ossman
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Charles Kane
Gertrude Bruner
California
Grand Island
Neb
Bertha Logsdon
Marshalltown
John Weliher
John Weiher
Chicago
Charles Helland
Frank Weiher
Dan Ossman
Will Ossman
Walker
Joel Ossman
Anna Kitch
Hawkeye
Weiher
Ladies Aid Society
Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine Commercial Club
Rock Island
Iowa City
J. A. Lynch
August Jean
George Pechous
Paul
John Streb
Ed Hart
Thayer charges Insull treasury looted defrauded creditors
Eugene V. R. Thayer of Mississippi Valley Investment charges in U. S. district court that the Insull empire looted the treasury of the Mississippi Valley Investment company. He says funds raised by public sale of securities were devised to favor the parent Middle West Utilities at the subsidiary’s expense.
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Chicago
INL
la Salle Street
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Mississippi Valley Investment Company
Middle West Utilities Company
United States District Court
Thayer
Middle West Company
Many Exchanges To Close Monday
All American Grain exchanges will close Monday February 13 to observe Lincoln's birthday. Chicago stock and mercantile exchanges will also close while livestock and fruit and vegetable markets stay open.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Births In City Names Parents And Hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs L Parc ker at St Luke's hospital a daughter on February 9. Born to Mr and Mrs Paul Marsh at Mercy hospital a son on February 10. Address details are listed for both families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Parcker
Twentieth Avenue SW
St. Luke's Hospital
Paul Marsh
Center Pont Toad NE
Mercy Hospital
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