Market Prices Show Mixed Demand Slump Across Regions
Cattle and hog markets face slack demand with Chicago trading mostly steady to higher on light grades and yearlings while western receipts range from weak to steady. Sheep prices fall as demand weakens and regional totals list Chicago 6,000 and East St Louis 250 among others with a 9,390 total.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
Ave
Mondat
East St
St Louis
Cinc
Kansas City
Omaha
St Lous
Sioux City
Pau
Indianapolis
Hogs and Sheep Market Prices Lead Turbulent Trade
Market report shows hogs mostly lower with varied cattle prices and steady stockers. Beef and veal prices display mixed margins as feeders and choicers trade. sheep under pressure with fatstock and feeder quotes mixed amid uneven demand at major packing centers like St Louis and Chicago.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Notes and Prices
A jumble of grocery and produce prices and items listed for Cedar Rapids markets. Notable entries mention vegetables, fruit stands, and wholesale figures, with scattered figures like 600, 800, and 140 noted among various goods. The text also includes a brief, non-specific political note about hunting legislation in Missouri.
Persistent selling drags down wheat and grains on exchange
Wheat futures declined amid widespread selling on the board of trade. Weak stock and Liverpool trends pressured markets while Winnipeg held firmer. cash prices and receipts showed scattered activity with oats, rye, and corn mostly steady to lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Sugar Market News and Commodity Prices
AP reports mixed price movements in sugar and flour markets with occasional shifts in futures. Chicago futures show slight gains while Minneapolis flour prices reflect steady demand and modest premium. Foreign exchange rates and postwar market notes accompany brief commodity updates.
Local Hog Prices Hold Steady Amid Steady Market
The local hog market shows no change this Tuesday with prices firm at the top level of 3.00. Sinclair Hog Market reports prime hogs across weight classes from 160 to over 450 pounds with various premiums and discounts based on quality, while calf and sheep prices mix with steady or limited movement across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Hog Market
Weneee Sigd
Year’s Efforts Of Science Fail To Rouse Sleeping Girl
In Oak Park a year has passed since Patricia McGuire 27 faded into a coma from which she never woke. Her mother Mrs. Sadie Miley recalls a doctor’s visit on February 15 1932 and the family’s appeals to science to revive the athletic secretary who remains dormant despite countless transfusion attempts and compassionate expressions from across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Patricia. McGuire
Patricia
Sadie Miley
Miley
Pat
Wall St. Stocks Endure Heavy Selling Across Key Issues
A sharp Wall Street selling flare Tuesday drove leaders down 1 to over 4 points with rail stocks hit hardest. Delaware and Hudson, Louisville and Nashville, Union Pacific, and Santa Fe shed up to 6 points while New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio and Pennsylvania declined. Trading volume neared 1.6 million shares as declines eased later in the day amid reassurances on the Michigan bank holiday and market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware and
Hudson
Lousville
Nashville
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
New York Central
Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania
American Tobacco
Westinhouse Electric DuPont
Consolidated Gas
A 3 Steel
American Can American Telenhone
Case
Stock Exchange
Holidar
Michigan
Wall Street
Secorg
Ofturtec
Uriam
Zee Chemirs
Seto Cnfdis
Excoe Amerean
Tor A
Missing Witness Rumor Hints Kidnapping Probe
Federal officers report doubts about a missing witness believed to be kidnapped. They note Mrs West and Pugh face fugitives from justice and possible contempt of court as Cedar Rapids prepares for the April federal term.
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Bern
Cp Ory
Ralph Weer
Wubo
Feders
Ted Tie
Drayri
Shonka and Greene Resign from City Adjustment Board
S V Shonka chairman since 1925 and C G Greene a longtime member resign from the board. Mayor W H Stepanek said Shonka’s term would have expired in June 1936 and Greene’s this June. Shonka will serve temporarily until a successor is named. Greene said he will be in and out of the city and unable to attend meetings. Vacancies may take several weeks to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S V Shonka
Board of Adjustment
C G Cheene
W H Stepanek
Shonkas
Greenes
Shonka
Maysor Stepanek
Mr Greene
Stepanek
Foreclosure Case Records Entered for 242 Liens in Iowa
Clerk Edwin W. Lundquist records a large foreclosure action in federal court at Fort Dodge. Equitable Life Assurance Company sues Collins Farms Company and others with liens pending. Entry required one and a half days of copy work by a deputy.
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Istrict
Edwin W. Lundquist
Fort Dodge
Equitable Life Assurance Company
Collins Farms Company
Springville Men Face $15,737 Auto Crash Suit
Trial opened in district court over a fatal vehicle crash that killed Mrs. Clara Koppes. Plaintiff J. W. Schwind Jr. sues J. K. Gibson and Kenneth McShane, alleging a truck owned by Gibson and driven by McShane failed to stop and lights on the vehicle were not adequate. Defendants are Springville residents. Mrs. Koppes, 24, of Davenport, was a passenger in a car driven by William Flemming of Davenport when the collision occurred several miles north of Manon Der. The filing seeks damages of 15 73710 dollars.
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J. W Schwind, Jr
Clara Koppes
J. K. Gibson
Kenneth McShane
Springville
Koppes
Davenport
H C Ring
Hoppes
Oy Willam Fleminse
Flemins
Gibson
McShane Om
Manon der
Plainnis
Erver
METS
Bar Association Votes for Printed Cockets Reduction
The Linn County Bar Association discusses a state bill to end printed bar tickets for economy. They oppose full elimination but urge continued priming with cost reductions to avoid hindering court operations. Officials say about two thirds of district docket items could be transitioned to other formats.
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Linn County Bar Association
Cer
Writ Of Certiorari Issued In Holub Case
A district court granted a writ of certiorari to Justice H F Runyan of Jackson township. Applicants Joe M. Holub R S Milner and M W O'Ridle challenge a judgment against Holub by Justice Bunyan and the execution on livestock mortgaged and held under a garnishee notice served at an Alburnett bank.
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H F Runyan
Jackson Township
Joe M. Holub
R. S Milner
M W. O'Ridle
Holub
Justice Bunyan
Justice Court
Milner
O'Rieley
Wills of Konecny and Cripps Probate in Cedar Rapids
The will of Antonie Konecny who died February 4 in Cedar Rapids was admitted to probate by Judge H C Ring. Daughter Bessie M Bures receives 500 dollars and the rest is divided equally between sons Joseph L Konecny and Willam G Konecny, named executors. The will dated November 28 1932. Under Cora E Dripps of Manon who died January 28, the entire estate goes to her husband George W Dripps, named executor. The March 3 1920 will was admitted to probate Tuesday morning.
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Antonie Konecny
Cedar Rapids
H C. Ring
Bessie M Bures
Joseph L. Konecny
Willam G Kenecny
Cora E. Dripps
Manon
Four Face Burglary Charges In Cedar Rapids Roadhouse Breakin
County Attorney G K Thompson filed informations in district court against Don Ackerman 23 Ray Davis 25 Clarence Rich ards 40 and Claud Stratton 20 all of Cedar Rapids alleging entering with intent to commit malicious injury and assault during a Jan 30 break in at Shackan Inn highway No 11 Officers arrested the four after they allegedly terrorized employees and rifled cash registers and vending machines They pled not guilty Jan 30 Thelma Lane Alexander 25 was granted a divorce from George C Alexander 32 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment
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G K. Thompson
Don Ackerman
Ray Davis
Clarence Richards
Claud Stratton
Cedar Rapids
Hi C Ring
Shackan Inn
Divorce Decrees Restore Maiden Name in Island Court
Judge John T. Moffit reinstates Thelma Lane's maiden name after a separation. Hugh G. Ford, 40, is granted a divorce from Lilian M. Ford, 42, on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. their 1919 Independence wedding is noted.
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John T. Moffit
Thelma Lane
Rock Island
H OG Ring
Hugh G. Ford
Lilian M Ford
Ocoe
Independence
Tan
Hard money urged over international currency plan
Dr Herman F Arnedtz urged the Senate Finance Committee to favor hard money and remonetize silver, arguing against an internationally managed gold standard currency. Paul Block and George Peek joined Arnedtz, while Block pressed cuts in federal spending, veteran benefits repeal of the 18th amendment, and a balanced budget with debt seizure. Block outlined a six point farm relief program plus a currency inflation as a last resort.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Herman F .Arendtz
Boston
Harvard
Arendtz
Paul Block
New York
George N. Peek
Moline Til
War Industries Board
Block
Heex
Roosevelt May Meet With Hoover Again
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt spent the final day of vacation aboard the yacht Nourmahal in Miami. He plans to debark Wednesday, speak briefly for a local welcome, and then travel to New York. A Washington meeting with President Hoover was suggested but not confirmed.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Nourmahal
Vincent Astor
New York
Washington
Hoover
Man Shovels Snow Despite Police Confrontation
Chicago report describes Henry Kus who defies a street car crew by shoveling snow on their tracks and striking an officer with his shovel. Police intervene, Kus is escorted to a station as a bus crew assists in moving him.
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Chicago
Henry Kus
Kus
Mayor Proposes Reduced Police Force With Night Shift Rotation
Mayor W. H. Stepanek presented a counter proposal to Dan Kruidenier for a smaller police staff with fuller night shifts, fewer days off, and rotation of night duties. The plan, an economy move aiming to save 6300 yearly, was discussed at an informal city council meeting with Chief Benesh and Assistant Chief Christensen present. Kruidenier opposed reducing strength, urging equal rotation and fairness, while no decision was reached.
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Police Department
Dan Kruidenier
Public Safety
W. H Stepanek
Kruidenier
W C. Benesh
Sam Christensen
Kruidenfer
Births Listed for Mercy Hospital Newborn Sons
A son was born Feb 13 to Mr and Mrs Elmer Taylor of 407 Third Avenue SW at Mercy hospital. Another son arrived Feb 11 to Mr and Mrs Ider Peter at 502 Second Street SW. A son was born Feb 13 to Mr and Mrs Robert Stenzel of 822 G Avenue NW at Mercy hospital.
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Elmer Taylor
Third Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Ider Peterson
Second Street
Robert Stenzel
G Avenue NW
Marion Band Concert Fills High School Auditorium
A large crowd attended a Marion high school concert directed by Paul E Pope Joy featuring the band and student ensembles under Miss Rose Wilcox. The program included Norwegian Rhapsody Recitative Polonaise Stars of the Summer Night and other solos and pieces with Miss Verle Breed as accompanist.
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Marion
Paul E. Popejoy
Rose Wilcox
Christiansen
Weber
Lawrence Gordon
Elinor Kendall
Burdena Cunningham
Allen Edwards
Howard Cruise
Atlantic Zephyrs
Simons
Donald Bragg
Beghorn
Biils
Winfred Davis
Trevelyn White
Robert Smith
Howard Miller
Robert Titus
Tobani
Miss Verle Breed
Tennyson Club Plans Feb 27 Party At Pugh Home
Mrs. William Blenkly hosted the Tennyson club on Monday to discuss a February 27 party at Mrs. Delbert Pugh’s home. Guests born in same birth month may attend. Miss Pearl Bulkley reviewed Tennyson up to 1855 and Mrs. Pugh closed The Princess. Valentines were exchanged and Miss Emma Klein received a notable token by Mrs. K M Saunders. Marjorie Fernow joined as a new member. The Cheery Square club meeting is postponed.
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William Blenkly
Tennyson Club
Maade
Delbert Pugh
Pearl Bulkley
Tennyson
K. M. Saunders
Emma Klein
Federation of Women's Clubs
Federated Club
Marjorie Fernow
State Board Expenses Told In House Group Report
A house committee on compensation outlines cuts and salary reductions for state offices and commissions. The 1932 board of education and board of control expenses are itemized and proposed statutory salaries range from 3 000 to 4 000 for several posts with reductions from current levels.
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Board of Education and Board of Control
Secretary of Agriculture
Secretary of State Fair Board
State Highway Commission
Board of Assessment
Supreme Court
District Court
House Panel Backs Optional Tuberculin Test Bill
Des Moines AP The house committee on animal industry voted 14 to 10 to recommend passage of the Foster bill making cattle tubercular tests optional. The measure would cut county levies for the work and indemnities from one mill to one-half, and require disposal of reactors on the owner’s premises. A prolonged public hearing preceded the vote, and a lively fight is expected on final passage.
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Des Moines
House Committee On Animal Industry
Foster
Mrs Kate Mead 72 Widow Dies At Home In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Kate V Mead 72 widow of William J Mead died at her home 610 Fifteenth street NE at 2 20 pm Monday after months of illness. Survived by three sons Leo S Cedar Falls Cecil R Loren K Cedar Rapids. two daughters Mrs J A Arnett Ree Heights SD and Mrs A H Treichler Cedar Rapids. Funeral at Beatty chapel 1 pm Thursday conducted by Rev Blaine Hyten. Body to Marshalltown for burial after services. Friends may call 7 9 pm Wednesday.
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Kate V. Mead
William J. Mead
Fifteenth Street
Leo. S
Cedar Falls
Cecil R
Loren K
Cedar Rapids
J. A. Arnett
Ree Heights
S. D
A. H. Treichler
First Christian Church
Beatty Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Marshalltown
Death notice for Lester G Beaudreau in Tulsa and Fond du Lac
Mrs. James Hansen of 1320 Eighth Street NW receives word of the death of her nephew Lester G Beaudreau in Tulsa Oklahoma His body will be taken to Fond du Lac Wisconsin for burial Beaudreau was a longtime Cedar Rapids post office clerk until eleven years ago Other relatives include Mr and Mrs Leland Sangster of 2226 B avenue NE
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James Hansen
Eighth Street
Lester G Beaudreau
Tulsa
Oklo
Fond du Lac
Wis
Beaudreau
Cedar Rapids
Leland Sangster
B Avenue
Six Months And $500 Fine At Vinton
VINTON ED McGILLICUDY pled guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor before Judge B O Tankersley in district court Tuesday. He received a $500 fine and six months in the county jail. three months were suspended. He was arrested November 15 at Belle Plaine when forty one gallons of alcohol were found in his car. R S Milner of Cedar Rapids was his attorney.
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Vinton
McGillicudy
B. O Tankersley
Belle Plaine
Jal
R.S Milner
Cedar Rapids
Pershing Leaves Midland After Week of Illness
General John J Pershing departed Midland Texas by automobile for El Paso on Tuesday after a week with bronchitis and laryngitis. He said he was feeling fine and traveled by car.
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Midland
Texas
John J Pershing
el Paso
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