Hog Prices Fall Amid Mixed Market Demand
Chicago and surrounding markets reported steady to weaker hog prices with receipts around 3000 to 12000 head and varied demand. Trade shown heaviness on lighter demand, with some regional gains in East St Louis and Pittsburgh while Chicago and Cleveland held steady to higher at times.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St Louis
Vrs Fe Ri
Oman
Omaha
Grains Prices Dip on Stock and Cotton Influence
The market showed erratic moves as stocks and cotton affected grain futures on Wednesday. Wheat edged up fractionally, corn and oats held near unchanged, while rye faced uncertainty. overall cash and futures activity remained thin with about 26 100 bushels traded and 69 cars in the market.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Markets and Trade Fragments in City Ledger
Fragmentary market notes from Chicago and New York show price mentions, seller listings, and cargo notes. Scattered lines reference produce, carriers, and local trade activity amid unclear dates and items.
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts and Shipments
Grain movement data shows wheat receipts and shipments across Chicago St Louis and Mississipp ports. The fragment lists various totals and destination points including Chicago and Seaport terms, with unclear figures and dates.
Wall Street recovers after forenoon selloff on mixed results
Trading on Wall Street steadies after a midmorning dip as tobacco and alcohol shares limit losses while several industrials recover. United Aircraft, American Telephone, and Howe Sound edge higher. Steel and several others hold around steady with modest shifts.
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New York
American Telephone
United Aircraft
Howe Sound
US Steel US
Smeltinc
Case
Local Hog Market Shows Small Price Shift
A slight change occurred in local hog prices on Wednesday with prime grade hogs at 180-240 pounds fetching up to 390 dollars. Calf market notes Garder choice 130-190 pounds around 3 dollars and 104.500 super markets list feeder lambs and suck lambs priced near 1.00 per pound depending on quality.
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Sinclair Aog
P Rr Hess
Valentine feelings and teen crushes on campus
Psychologist Dean Geiger of Coe College explains that childhood bonds to parents shape teen loves and warns against overbearing restrictions. He says puppy love can aid emotional growth, while wedding bells begin a broader social and civic widening of interests.
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Dean Geiger
Coe
Baby
Father
Puppy
Spearing of Fish Banned by State
The Iowa fish and game commission issued an order banning spearing of all fish in Cedar Rapids area streams beginning Thursday, with a statewide ban except for a small western area. Deputy game warden Sam O Brine cited abuses from the previous lenient rules, noting several local arrests for spearing game fish after carp quillback buffalo and gar were allowed.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Sam O'Brine
O'Brine
Veterans of Foreign Wars Rally for Hello America Broadcast
Veterans of Foreign Wars post 788 calls a mass meeting Thursday for its Hello America radio program on NBC at 1030 PM. Post Commander W J Nel leads the program marking the Maine sinking anniversary with a post band, new member obligations, and a national turnout of 3909 posts.
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M W Duffy
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Hel-lo
America
NBC
W J Nel
Maine
Havana Harbor
Cedar Rapids
Jon
J E van Zandt
Washington
Patrick McCarran
Nevada
Julian L Piteack
Cleveland
Marine Band
New York
Bond Markets Show Mixed Trading Amid Market Uncertainty
New York bond traders saw a narrow range of activity with prices fluctuating as the stock market failed to provide lead. Liberty and Treasury issues traded with modest variation and notable names like Allegheny, American Power, and International Telephone showed minor gains or losses amid a cautious session.
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New York
Braidy Diwins
Iisses
Allegheny Corp $S
Hattimare
Ohio
United Drug $S. Amerian
Webbe
Connecion
Austria
Iran
Japan
Deaths Eugene Little longtime Northwestern engineer
Eugene Little retired North Western locomotive engineer died at home 310 B avenue NW Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Born September 27 1853 in New York state he lived in Cedar Rapids 41 years and worked 43 years for the railroad. Survived by widow Ida two sons Walter Chicago James Sioux City two daughters Mrs Hazel Hewitt Miss Blanche Little Cedar Rapids seven grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Rohn West Side chapel with Rev E B Frye Cedar Memorial Park burial with Odd Fellows at grave. Lodge pallbearers and viewing Wednesday evening.
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North Western
B Avenue NW
New York State
Cedar Rapids
The
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B of L. E
Ida
Walter
Chicago
James Sioux City
Hazel Hewitt
Blanche Little
Rohn West Side Chapel
E B Frye Bunal
Cedar Memorial Park
Odd Fellow
Higher Education Shifts Urge Student Pace and Curricula
Dr. C H Geiger of Coe College cites three trends in liberal arts education an emphasis on selective admission a modernized curriculum and allowing students to finish at their own pace whether in two years or beyond. He notes removal of Latin and Greek requirements and a move toward intelligence testing and varied home backgrounds. The Federation of Women's Clubs meets March 13 with a pottery exhibit February 27 and a book-buying program led by Mrs. F S Skinner.
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C. H. Geiger
Coe College
Federation of Women's Clubs
Geiger
Federation
J M. Walters
Emma Klein
F. S. Skinner
Death of Mrs James E. Gibney at 38 in Watkins
Mrs James E Gibney 38 of near Watkins dies in local hospital after brief illness. Born near Watkins she lived there all her life. Survived by husband three sons James Ambroz and infant John. mother Mrs James Buhrmann of Watkins. brothers Maineart and George H Smith. sisters Mrs Charles Esthheidt and Miss Cleo Smith. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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James E. Gibney
Watkins
James and
Ambroz
John
James Buhrmann
Maineart
George H Smith
Charles Esthheidt
Cleo Smith
Funeral services for Miss Mary Dougherty
Funeral services were held for Miss Mary Dougherty at Immaculate Conception church at 9 am Tuesday. Rev Father N C Barrett officiated. She had lived at Mercy hospital for six years and was buried in Mount Calvary cemetery. An earlier report incorrectly stated her name as Mrs. Dougherty.
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Dostal
Chelsea
Ft Atkinson
Mary Dougherty
Mercy Hospital
Immaculate Conception Church
Father N C Barrett
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Crandic case details involve license plates and securities
W Miller testified that while Denver manager he was told to obtain Colorado license plates for Iowa buses. Nevin Lines seek injunction to stop sales of Crandic assets pledged in the purchase while alleging Crandic debts exceed 19000. Miller cited state inspector visits and Nevin management troubles. Byers noted tax dues on Crandic. Nevin affidavit claims damages of 200000 from receivership. Schultz seeks plea time on statutory charge. bank seeks 1250.67 against Langfitts. Laura Krebs will probate with sister Blanche Krebs executrix.
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Cedar Rapids
Crandic Stages, Inc
J. T. Moffit
Denver
Colorado
Iowa
Miller
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Nevin Bus Lines
New York
Crandie Line
Nevin Company
Crandie
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Nevin
Muiller
Frank C. Byers
Power Company
Crandie Stages, Inc
Nevin Lines
William Nevin
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