Hog Market Rebounds Amid Mixed Receipts And Demand
Chicago prices steady with light weights up 5 to 10 cents on top grade hogs. overall top 370, average around 360. Receipts declined across markets including Chicago 22 000 and Cincinnati 2 100, with mixed results in cattle and sheep as markets prepare for weekend trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ave
St. Louis
Ave. Amt
East St
Cave
East Bulluo
East St Louis
Cincumrat
Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
Aerica
Eteer Run
Dawr
Paul Livestock South
Paul (Ap
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Ch.caca Eee
Kansas City
Omsha
San St Joseph
Lions City
St Paul
Sinclair
Wheat Fluctuates Near Early High Before Closing Higher
Wheat traded erratically on Friday, nearing the early peak but closing steady to slightly higher as speculative activity grew. Cash prices were mixed, receipts varied, and shorts covered while demand remained strong for oats, rye, and corn in a cautious market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Trace
Carn
Liverpool
Mavcorn
Produce Market Report Highlights Steady Truck Receipts
Chicago area market notes show 30 trucks steady at Devine Hers, various poultry prices and firm values for turkeys ducks and roasters. Potatoes receipts near 98 on track with weaker trading into the day. butter and eggs unsettled with mixed quotes, New York prices mixed. Chicago futures reflect steady storage and grade shifts with early March readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Devine
Michigan
Idaho
Exera
Bond Markets Show Mixed Tone Amid Shifting Rail Debenture News
The New York bond market Friday reflected mixed sentiment with several issues under pressure despite some gains in corporate loans and rail debentures. Traders noted continued effects from earlier market weak spots and a general softness in investment activity across sectors, with a few issues like Canadian Pacific debentures drawing steady interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apt
Seieg
Amronurt
Buvia
Crades Mostecate
Market Notes From Sugar Market NTS
Fragmentary report mentions sugar market activity and competitors. Text references several places and names but details are unclear. The item appears to be a brief market update or column teaser with scattered proper nouns and figures.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices Mixed For Grains and Produce
Market listing from Cedar Rapids shows mixed prices across grains fruits and vegetables. Wheat 400 oats 12 cents, hay 600, straw 500, cream priced, cherries listed, and assorted crates with varying costs. Includes wholesale fruit and vegetable items with several per crate and per unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowes
Craters
Afernia
Petators
Hescott
Grain Movement Markets Report Chicago and Minneapolis Prices
Fragmented OCR notes show grain prices for oats wheat corn and soy from Chicago and Minneapolis. Prices listed include oats around 24.75 per bushel and soy near 46 per bushel with No 2 corn at about 4.42 and other scattered values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Merrina
Wall Street Stocks Hold Gains After Senate Repeal Vote
Stocks firmed in late trading on Friday with rails and wet stocks rising or steady. National Distillers led with over a two point gain while Allied Chemical Case Union Pacific Santa Fe and US Steel showed fractional advances. Transfers reached about 600000 shares amid a generally firm market tone and lighter bond pressure. The article notes continued business stability and a resilient commodities sector despite some intermarket strain.
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NEW York Tap
Stock Exchange
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
McKeesport
Industrial Alcohol
Allied Chemical
Case
National Distillers
Owens Bottle and
Seaboard Oil
Steel American Telephone
American Tobacco B. Harvester
American Can
New York Central
Public Service of NJ
New York
Senate
Crown Cork Owens Illinois Glass
Alcoho
American Can International
Hanester
Westinghouse DuPont
Nash Goodyear
Porto Rico American Tobacco
Lorlard Safeway
U S
Mercantie
Gramers
Six Farmers Charged In Farm Sale Conspiracy
Indictments allege farmers from Westerdale area conspired to derail a farm sale at Westerdale Farm. Charges include bid rigging and obstruction with Westerdale and several relatives named. bonds set at 1000 each. The Mercer county sheriff oversaw the proceedings as a quiet auction drew only two bidders.
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Alfco Til ‘Ap
Ray Westerdafier
Reynolds, III
Coothes
Westerdales
Force Wave
Westerdale
Harts
Altoona
Claude
Coilesbure
Jonathen Weihler
Veeia
Harts Bell Aledo
Edius Doon Reynelds
Mercer County
Westerdale Brothers
Birth announcement for Albert Coadyear's son at Mercy Hospital
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Coadyear of 3062 Carroll avenue SE on Thursday at Mercy hospital. A separate birth notice states Mr and Mrs M H Paul sen of Milwaukee Wise welcomed a son on February 15, with Mrs Paulsen formerly Muss Selma ten of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Carroll Avenue
Mercy Hospital
M H Paulsen
Milwaukee
Wise
Mrs Paulsen
Muss Selma Ten
Cedar Rapids
News Expert Kvapil to Speak at UI on March 27
Joseph Kvapil, former Cedar Rapids librarian and head of the reference library for the Philadelphia Public Ledger, will give an illustrated lecture on newspaper libraries at the University of Iowa on March 27. He is regarded as an authority on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kvapil
Cedar Rapids
Philadelphia Public Ledger
University of Iowa
Local Hog Market Shows Minor Rise in Prime Grades
A slight advance occurred in several hog grades on the local market Friday with all prime grades except the high grade up a nickel and the top at 2.90. Good packing hogs remained steady.
Court House News Narrow motor crash case unfolds in district court
Kenneth McShane testified for the defense in the 15737 damage suit of J W Schwing Jr as administrator of Clara Koppes estate against I K Gibson and McShane. The Dec 20 1931 collision at highway 13 north of Marion involved a Gibson milk truck and a Fleming car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McShane
Clara Koppes
William Fleming
Marion
J. W. Schwing, Jr
I. K. Gibson
McShane
Springville
H.C Ring
Davenport
Gibson
Fleming
MceShane
Floyd R. McShane
Raymond Detlefsen
Detlefsen
H C Ring
H A Gillette
W H Gabson
Judge Overrules Writ Motion in Land Bank Case
Judge John T Moffit in district court overruled a plaintiff’s motion for a temporary injunction in a case filed by L A Andrew as receiver of Coggon State Bank. The suit targets the Federal Land Bank of Omaha over a stock share lease involving Mc Tavish and Jokx farm tenancy and crop sale rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T Moffit
L. A Andrew
Coggon State Bank
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
H. G. McTavish
J J Jokx
Plantiff
Ihe
Bank
Seizes Slot Machine In Coggon Pool Hall
Deputy Sheri Jay Davis seized a slot machine at a Coggon pool hall operated by G J Wuwu.amson and E. B Saathez. A partition action was dismissed. collection claims were dropped by the plaintiff without prejudice. Names mentioned include Mrs D C Curtis and Grant M Bigelow in the case context.
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Sheri
Jay Davis
Yacepe
Sard Wopoonat Et Cocgon
G J Wuwu
Amson
E. B Saathez
Emi Dolezal
Jessre
H C Ring Defercan
D C Curtis
Mary Ellen Curtis
Ethel Curtis
Elzabeth Curtis
Grant M. Bigelow
Default Judgment Sought Against Local Hotel in Cedar Rapids
The Straits National Bank and Trust of Chicago and Benjammin Kupatrick as trustees seek a $558,090 default judgment to foreclose a trust indenture against First Avenue Holding Company, owners of the Roosevelt hotel site and building in Cedar Rapids. Intervenors E R Moore R S Cook and L E Sheppard ask for a receiver and stockholder dispute resolution, with a March 1 1935 deadline under the Iowa emergency debtor act. The foreclosure follows failure to pay principal and interest on a $600,000 bond issued in 1926 leasing the hotel to Roosevelt Hotel Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straits National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
Benjamnn Kupatrick
First Avenue Holding Company
Roosevelt Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Straus Firm
Kilpatrick
E R
Straus
Kulpatrick
Roosevelt Hotel Company
More Insull Profits Revealed At Senate Probe
Washington AP reports the Senate Banking Committee heard evidence that Halsey Stuart and Co. earned about 20 million dollars in paper profits from organizing Insull Utility Investments. About 14 million was claimed as a marketing bonus, with 6 million of preferred stock bought at par and resold to Insull subsidiaries. Harold Stuart testified three hours, defending the deal as creditor aid, not deception of buyers.
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Washington
Halsey Stuart and Company
Chicago
Insull
Senate Banking Committee
Ferdinand Pecora
Halsey
Stuart
Insull Utility Investments, Inc
Halsey-Stuart
Mary Garden Calls Insull a Frankenstein of Opera
Chicago star Mary Garden denounces Samuel Insull as a Frankenstein and coward who wrecked Chicago opera. She vows to quit the city on a farewell visit and blasts financiers for running opera houses, claiming Insull dictated judgments and removed key singers, leaving a ruined art form.
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Mary Garden
Insull
Chicago
INS
Samuel Insull
Greece
Corsica
Mr. Insull
New York
Rudy Vallee
Colossus
Murator
Galli Curci
Chaliapin
Chelsea high school declamation contest results
Chelsea high school hosted a Wednesday declamatory contest with winners across Oratorical Dramatic and Humorous classes. Judges included Burren C. Robbins of Belle Plaine.
Mrs Frank Cahill Dead Native of Fairfax Township
Mrs Frank Cahill 55 a Fairfax Iowa native died Friday at Mercy hospital after a lingering illness She was daughter of Andrew Garnett pioneer residents and lived in Fairfax all her life Survived by husband one daughter Helen Cahill a niece Mrs R M Hufford of Cedar Rapids and brothers Thomas F James John M D of Fort Dodge and William Garnett Friends may call at Monahan funeral home before 5 p m Saturday then at family home Funeral services by Rev Father J D Kearn of St Patrick s Fairfax at 9 o clock Monday morning
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Olin
John McCormick
Edna Martin
William
Minnie Netergall
Winton
Roy J. Kroyman
Near Keystone
Marguerite Whitson
Westfield
Charles G. Fort
Arlein Kroyman
Clarence Harder
Keystone
Kroyman
Melvin J. Yoran
Fred A. Doolittle
R. F. Hockaday
Bertha Clemans
Charles H. Blanchard
Will Jones
Harry M. Bradley
Maude Barr
Virginia Blanchard
Gelia Clemans
Margaret Yoran
Edith G. Rann
Lucile Hockaday
Frank Cahill
Fairfax
Linn County
Mercy Hospital
Cahill
Andrew Garnett
Fairfax Township
Helen Cahill
R. M. Hufford
Cedar Rapids
Bank Messengers Robbed of $10,500 on Peoria Street
Three bandits overpowered two bank messengers on a busy street Friday and escaped with 10 500 dollars. M. O. Marvin and assistant B D. Fuchs were carrying funds from the Black and Rum company store to the bank. The robbers grabbed the satchel, fled in a car, taking 4500 in cash and 6000 in negotiable checks as police mobilized promptly.
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Peoria
M. O. Marvin
B D. Fuchs
Black and Rum! Company
Marvin
Fuchs
Chicago and West Ern Change in Sense February 19
Advertisement notice indicating a change in service or policy to be discussed, with details to be obtained from the agent. The fragment lists dates and location, implying a notification for readers to inquire for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago & Vot Western
Huey’s Armed Guard Ousted From Hearing
In New Orleans the senatorial investigation of Representative John H. Overton’s campaign proceeds with Huey P. Long’s armed guards barred from sessions. Witnesses report intimidation by guards. Joe Messina admits carrying a weapon and is ejected. Boudreaux testifies of threats and past arrests. Long’s officials deny.
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New Orleans
INS
Huey P
Kingfish
Long
John H. Overton
Huey
Joseph Bousdreaux
Howell
Joe Messina
Messina
Wheaton Stilson
Boudreaux
Broussard
Senator Long
Lateher
Bob Brothers
Huey Long
State Capitol
Baton Rouge
Julius T. Long
Seymour Weiss
Mike Ross
Union Indemnity Company
Southwestern Gas Company
Deaths Mrs Margaret Steffen obituary Cedar Rapids
Mrs Margaret Steffen widow of Nichols Steffen died at home of her daughter Mrs Bert M Foote 2323 B avenue NE Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness She was born November 19 1854 in Chicago and lived in Cedar Rapids fourteen years Survived by three sons Bernard John P William N and a daughter Mrs B M Foote One son Joseph M preceded her in death Rosary Friday 7 30 pm at St Matthew s church officiated by Father P J Behen Funeral Saturday 9 am at St Matthew s Burial Mount Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Steffen
Nichols Steffen
Bert M. Foote
Avenue NE
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Bernard
John P
Highland Park
Ill
William N
Lake Forest
B. M Foote
Joseph M
St. Matthew's Parish
P. J. Behen
St. Matthew's Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Mary Horak Dies Widow of Local Pioneers at 1 15 PM
Mrs Mary Horak a Cedar Rapids resident since 1866 died at her home 956 Center Point Road NE after a long illness She was born March 9 1852 in Czechoslovakia and came to Cedar Rapids in 1866 Survived by sister Mrs William Fieseler son J F Horak Jr and daughter Mrs Milvoj Hasek Funeral arrangements to be announced later
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Mary Horak
Frank J. Horak
Center Point Road
Deaths: Margaret M. Lubben of Cedar Rapids
Margaret Marie Lubben, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry H Lubben of 1727 C Avenue NE Cedar Rapids, died at a local hospital after a short illness. Born August 15, 1915 in Jones county near Monticello, she lived in Cedar Rapids for fourteen years and attended Washington High School. Survived by her parents and sisters Imogene Mae, Mary Elizabeth, and Dorothy Irene. She belonged to Mystic Workers and Royal Neighbors. Funeral in Beatty chapel with burial at Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery. time to be announced.
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Margaret Marie Lubben
Henry H. Lubben
Avenne
Jones County
Monticello
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Imogene Mae
Mary Elizabeth
Dorothy Irene
The
Mystic Workers
Royal Neighbors
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery
Funeral services for C. E. Rittene burg set for Saturday
Funeral services for C. E. Rittene burg will be held in the Lesingers Polansky chapel at 9 a.m. Saturday. Burial will be in the Baker cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ritteneburg
Lesingers Polansky
Baker Cemetery
Funeral Services Held for Dennis D Daley
Funeral services for Dennis D Daley will be held at 9 a m Saturday at St Patrick s Church conducted by the Rev D J Lenihan. Burial will follow in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis d. Daley
St. Patrick’s Church
D. J. Lenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Neil W Bassett Services Scheduled in Springville
Funeral services for Neil W Bassett of Paralta will be held Saturday at 2 pm in the Presbyterian church in Springville. The Rev Roland A Badger will officiate. Burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil W Bassett
Paralta
Presbyterian Church
Springville
Roland A. Badger
Linwood Cemetery
Ceedar Rapids
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Western Standards
NEW York Bonds
Tioer Mankir Minne
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Merchants National Bank Guild
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Crystal Palace
J . Bennetts & Co
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Lat Inc
Varad
Atpl Agi
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Atv
Weaver
Murray Goron
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Yar Bate
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Berden
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Ryers
A_M
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Ds Cal & Hecia
Owens
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Asa
Pillsbury Orathes Corpa
Proctor Gambet
Pw& Pullman Co
Chad Napres
Trtan Carp
Keith O
Chrysver
Ches Servier
Reading
Rein Rand Btn
Cro Fury
Seaboard
O1hia Ca Carbon
Bens Roebuck
Gas & Free Bervel Inc
Creat Ta Shell Union
Saceco
Sethern
Bnet
Nsol
Joe Lend Motors
Cranlard
Wester
Dehoker
Wysetitz Motors
Fatman Kodak
Ma Gas Co
Ger
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Younes S&t
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Tendix
Hondaile
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Butler Bros
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Prima Co
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Tom of
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Darleen Crane
Alice Tappan
Gertrude Wilkinson
Burren C. Robbins
Belle Plaine
Hopkinton
Lavina Besler
Frank Besler
Leander Becker
Joseph H. Becker
Dyersville
J H Schulmoeler
St. Paul's
Worthington
Clarence Bird
Vincent Bohlman
George Humes
William Schroeder
Ed Parcel
Alice Humes
Virginia McLennan
Mildred Shield
Nelson Anderson
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Mount .Vernon
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Mount Vernon
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Della Penny
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Marble Rock
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Iowa State College
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Postville
R. J. Carroll
G. W. Hunt
Guttenberg
H H. Baker
Dubuque
Mr. Baker
President Hoover
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Upper
Iowa River Grundy Center
Alfred Bienfing
Vernon, Herman
Lawrence Schuck
Grundy County
Bienfang
Schuck
Grinnell
Grinnell High School
Quill and Scroll
O. E. Niffenegger
Robert Work
Jeane Eichhorn
Marveen Cranny
Lucy Sherman
Doris Baustain
Lois Brown
Thelma Clark
Peoria Street
City
Margaret M. Lubben
Rittenburg
Dennis Daley
Neil W. Bassett
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