Hog Prices Rise Amid Weather Disruptions in Live Stock Trade
A sharp rise in hog prices accompanies weather related transport troubles squeezing supply. Chicago and Omaha market reports show higher bids for heavy hogs and steady to firm cattle and sheep values with receipts running below normal due to cold and delays.
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Ite
Maerket
Despitase
Wilson & CO
Higgs
Ced
EATIE
Cera
Winnipeg
Hish Loy
Local Hog Prices Edge Higher Amid Small Rise
Local hog prices show a slight gain with A grades up 5 cents on Tuesday, topping at 10.35, while the general market remains steady and other local markets show little change.
Liverpool weakness exerts a depressing influence on wheat
Weakness in Liverpool weighed on wheat futures on Tuesday while demand improved on dips. May futures fell about 33 cents, with corn and hog markets showing mixed action amid frigid conditions and large wheat surpluses. Analysts noted little news to spur buying and limited interest in late May deliveries.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Otas
Markets in Chicago Feature Mixed Product Prices
Nearby markets show varied butter and eggs prices alongside fruit and poultry listings. Dealers report fluctuating costs for pork, poultry, and baked goods as shoppers compare values across vendors.
Wall Street Stocks Surge After Utilities Drop Briefly
A broad stock market advance lifted most sectors on Tuesday, offsetting losses from the TVA ruling. Major gains appeared in motors, steels, railroads, farm equipment, and aircraft with U S Steel and several others rising around two points. Major inquiries and notable movers included General Motors, Chrysler, American Telephone, New York Central, Northern Pacific, Illinois Central, and Consolidated Gas with strong volume as the market maintained a firm tone and trading activity remained steady throughout the session.
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New York
Supreme Court
TVA
U S. Steel
Douglas Aurocraft
J I
Western Union
Amercan Telephone Pennsylvania
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Illinois Central
Baldwin Locomotive Preferred
American Locomotive
Armenican Car and Foundry
Lima Locomotive
Corness-Waght International Harvester
General Motors
Chrysler
N “ Nanone Power & Loghi
North Amerincen
Unied Corp Commonwealth & Southern American Waiter Works
Coluro
Ubhues
Phushed Sr J
Smort
Joma
Senor Sciéme
Bastry
Ta Sacks
Anweg
Aus Cesumem
Bass Coo Sc
Garres
Car & Fes
Cesz
Tiss Typ Myers
Am Smeling
Sceel
Lesward
Aso
Teli
Ted
WeeReesoi
uecHesson Res
AD Woolen
Mack Traces Iit
Jasna Corper
Aateieson
Hans Tex
Auburn Auto
Atlanien Cora
Sonsanto
Balcan Loco
Bta
Mont Ward
Balto & Obio
Morrell
Barnsdall Alite Sictor
Beatrice Cry Lata Scurrazy Corpa
Bendix
Nash Motors
Ezth Steel
Math Beilas
Boeing
Bohm Alum Sila
Borden Co
Borg Wagner
Distris
Brigas Miz
Natl Pow L
Brooklyn
Natl Steel
Bucyrus Erie
N Y Central
Budd Mfg
Iltan
Budd Wheel
Norf. Wesn
Boroughs
Nor Pac
Byers
North Amn Rite
Cal & Hecla
Ohio
Canada Dry
Otis
Ford
Ches & Ohio
Penna RR
Ches Coron
Penn Dixie
Penney
J Cgc
Peoples Gas
P&p
Phelps Dodre
Stp&p
Phillips Pet
Plesce
É& P
Pittsbuh Screw
Chrys'er Mtr
Plymouth Oi
Bersice
Proctor Gambel
City Ice & Fuel
Pullman Co
Col Pa
Mouve
Colo Fil
Coroa
Co Carbon
Keith Bla
Col Gas
Elec
Real Silk
Com
Sivents
Rem Rand
Bouthern
Ren Motors Tai Canrer
Ta Rep Strel
Cons Cigars
Reyn Tob
Chas
Schenier
Consolil
Seaboard Ou
Cart
Sears Roebuck
Bhattuck
Cor Motors
Shell Union Wa
Silver King
Simmons Co
Skelly Oil
Socony Vac
Crewe Steel
Sou Pac RR
Ake Paul
Sou
Railuay
Bn” Cues
Deere
del Lia
Ind
Douglas
Foec
Tex Land
Thompson
Fisk
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Pac
Coen Ciars
UM Corpelit
Gen Foods
United Fruit
Motors
B.S
UB Rubber
Caimbe Bros Taw Steel
Oholden Co
Vnestoun Bat
Lis Centra
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Gey Uehold
Arhientun
Hellemann
Emett Prt
Iwelton Fireman
Sse
Ty Tintt Ata
Keystone Steel
Bree Bi
Middlew Corp O
Centro Hig Natl
Oqypaum
Chery Ir Max Qusker Co
Clireen Corp
Quaaker Pr
Ftd& Co
Cypsum
Walureen
Market prices and notes from Boston and North Africa seeds
Market items report Boston sales of fine wools and French combing fibers with prices around 90 cents to 906.93 and various middlings. Cable news from Aure and North Africa hints Americans buying French forage seeds amid desert conditions affecting morale and daily life.
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Boston
Segon
North Africa
Nebraskan to Speak at Iowa Republican Convention
Robert G Simmons of Lincoln Nebraska longtime Republican leader and former congressman accepts invitation to deliver the main address at the Iowa Republican convention February 28. Chairman Carl Cook announces Glennext Towns delegates to the national convention will be chosen at the meeting J O Shaff of Camanche farmer will deliver the keynote address.
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Des Moines
INS
Robert G Simmons
Lincoln
Ned
Carl Cook
Glennext Towns
J. O Shaff
Camanche
Farmer
Will Selver
Deaths Mrs Anna Serovy 78 Dies in Cedar Rapids Home
Obituary notes Mrs Anna Serovy of Cedar Rapids dies at 2 am Tuesday at her daughter’s home 1415 Hamilton due to brief illness Born in Iowa she lived 28 years in Cedar Rapids and leaves many descendants including Frank George and Lis Jurouch Funeral at recents and Brosh chapel with service by Rev Father Joseph A Syrovy burial in Bohemian National Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home
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Anna Serovy
Hamilton Sires
Fred Mary
Seventh Avenue SE
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Serovy
Frad Mally
Rose Chanpar
Joseph Karm
Frank Hubovec
Ers Fiumere
Recens and Brosh
Si Wecceslaus
Joseph A. Syrovy
Bunal
Bohemian National Cemetery
En and Brosh
Pratt widow of C Pratt dies after brief illness
Fr Jane Natalie Pratt died at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mrs Frank H Wegner 1837 Blake boulevard after a brief illness She was born October 12 1867 in Davis NL and had lived in Cedar Rapids nine years Surviving include a daughter Mrs Frank H Wagner a son W E Pratt in New York City several siblings and five grandchildren Funeral services will be at Turner chapel at 2 p m Wednesday Burial private Friends may call at Turner chapel
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Jane Natalie Pratt
Pratt
Frank H. Wegner
Blake Boulevard
Tuesay
Desth
Davis
Cedar Rapids
Frank H. Wagner
W. E. Pratt
New York City
James Nagle
Tomahawk Lake
Wis
M. C. Fink
Aurora, Il
Ruthmary
Edmund C
Patricia Joyce Pratt
John P
Marilyn Jane Wagner
Ruth C. Pratt
Lewis Nagle
Methodist Church
Aurora
Women’s Club
House and Garden Club
Bird Club
Alamo
O ES
Jennings Seminary
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Peter H. Olson in St. Patrick’s Church
Funeral services for Peter H. Olson will be held at St. Patrick's Church on Wednesday at 9 am conducted by Rev Father Peters. Burial follows at Monona cemetery and the Rosary will be recited at the home 1601 B avenue NW at 745 pm Tuesday by Father Peters.
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Peter H. Olson
St. Patrick's Church
Father Peters
Monona
B Avenue NW
Birthday tribute to Wheatland resident Katherine Klahn
Mrs Katherine Klahn celebrated her 72nd birthday with a coffee gathering. Born February 15, 1864 in Germany, she moved to Wheatland at age four with her parents and married Jule Klahn in 1888. She is survived by five sons Albert Edwards Frank Harry Louis and a daughter Mrs Earl Hoover.
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Wheatland
Katherine Klahn
Klahn
Germany
Jule Klahn
Albert
Marshalltown
Edward
Ottumwa
Frank
Waterloo
Harry
Stanwood
Louis
Earl Hoover
Lead Mine
Wis
Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas issue marriage licenses
James E. Backstrom and Frances Patterson both of Cedar Rapids. Donald Hall and Della Koppen have, both of Marion. Robert Neal and Mary Collan both of Walker. Melvin Kesselring and Dorothy Wright both of Cedar Rapids. Edd Simanek of Walker and Lulian Serbousek of Center Point.
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James E. Backstrom
Frances Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Donald Hall
Della Koppenhaver
Marion Robert Neal
Mary Collan
Walker Melvin Kesselring
Dorothy Wright
Edd Simanek
Walker
Lulian Serbousek
Center Point
Marion News Delates Chosen At Republican Caucus
A Republican caucus in Marion selected Linn county delegates for a Feb 21 Cedar Rapids event. Delegates include Mary Snyder Frank Figes Mary Buea in the First ward. J Lewis Pares W T Jackson Grace Buskley Marie Strader Margaret Leming John H Parour in the Second ward. A F R McElwain Mary Suteel Anne Hewett Elda M Remy in the Fourth ward. Margaret Leming was named Third ward committee woman after Mrs L C Rinard moved away. campaign plans and meetings were set with John H Parour presiding.
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Ew Hall
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Mary Snyder
Frank Figes
Mary Buea
J Lewis Pares
W. T. Jackson
Grace Buskley
Marie Strader
Thing
Seventy CCC Members Sent Home as Cold Weather Halts Work
About two hundred twenty two Marion CCC enrollees faced a week at home after cold weather stopped soil erosion control and quarry work. Nearly all were sent home Monday night saving coal, with remaining fifty absent due to conditions.
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CCC
Marion CCC
Marion
Cary Club Program Highlights Martha Washington Talk
The Cary club met Monday at 989 Tenth Street North hosted by Mrs. W. S. Winter. Mrs. L. M. Phelps led, focusing on America's First Lady Martha Washington. Eleven members shared current events, tea followed with Japanese wafers sent from Seattle by Miss Louise Rathbun in memory of her mother Mrs. S. W. Rathbun, a charter member. The club, organized in 1878, is the city’s third oldest with several charter members named.
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Cary Club
W. S. Winter
Tenth Street North
L. M. Phelps
America
Martha Washington
Rhoda Farrand
Louise Rathbun
Seattle
Wash
S. W. Rathbun
City
Rathbun
Jone-White
Latham
Billington
Jenny Wilson
Brotherhood Banquet Postponed by Weather and Shortages
The annual father and son banquet of the Methodist Men's Brotherhood, set for Wednesday at the church dining room, is postponed due to weather road conditions and a fuel shortage. Dr Samuel Garvin will speak on March 18 at the same venue.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Funeral Services for Mrs Mabel Perrin Kline Postponed
Delays in trains force the postponement of Mrs Mabel Perrin Kline funeral services that were planned for Tuesday afternoon. There will be no O O P club meeting tonight.
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Mabel Perrin Kline
O. O. P. Club
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
C. R. Cregton
Theristrial Club
Linn County Sets March 11 for Bond Sale and Budget Hearing
The Linn County Board of Supervisors scheduled March 11 for a budget hearing at 9 am and a bond sale at 10 am. They will refund 721000 in primary road bonds issued earlier at 4.5 and 4.0 percent with optional call. The refunding aims to lower interest costs per the state highway commission. First retirement is 91000 on May 1 1937, with 90000 yearly from 1938 through 1944.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
State Highway Commission
Personal Injury Judgment Awarded in $207 Case
Judge H C Ring awarded Kenneth Hamor 207.10 in a district court action brought through Howard Hamor as next friend against Orval Rose and the Rose daily for injuries to the boy Kenneth Hamer age 7. The incident stemmed from a sled crossing on Thirtieth street drive and Second avenue SE. Grand Jury summoned by Judge F O Ellison to report March 2 at 2 pm in Linn county district court.
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H. C. Ring
Kenneth Hamor
Howard Hamor
Orval Rose
The
Rose Daily
Kenneth Hamer
Rose
Thirtieth Street
Second Avenue
F. O. Ellison
Anamosa
Linn County
Births Report from Local Hospitals This Month
A series of birth notices lists Nancy Julia born Feb 17 at Mercy hospital to Gustave and unnamed Sochor of 81 Eighteenth avenue SW. Also a daughter born Feb 14 at St Luke's hospital to Gordon Bryson of 1946 Grande avenue SE. Nathan Greenberg of 145 Twenty fifth street drive SE welcomed a son on Feb 15 at St Luke's. Deane L Adams of 1900 Second avenue SE had twin daughters Feb 18 at St Luke's. Forest Fifield of 1516 Fourteenth avenue SE welcomed a son Feb 18 at St Luke's. A WN Dukes of 1115 Second street SE had twins a son and a daughter at St Luke's on Feb 18.
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Gustave Sochor
Eighteenth Avenue SW
Nancy Julia
Mercy Hospital
Gordon Bryson
Grande Avenue SE
St. Luke's Hospital
Nathan Greenberg
Twenty-fifth Street Drive
Deane L. Adams
Second Avenue SE
St. Luke’s Hospital
Forest Fifield
Fourteenth Avenue SE
A WN Dukes
Second Street SE
Married Monday in Cedar Rapids Church
Miss Della Koppenhaver and Donald G Hall of Marion wed Monday at 4 p.m. in the First Congregational church Cedar Rapids conducted by Rev Nelson C Dreier. Attendants included Irma Hall and W G Koppenhaver. many relatives were present. The wedding coincided with the bride's mother's fiftieth anniversary.
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Della Koppenhaver
Donald G Hall
Marion
First Congregational Church
Cedar Rapids
Nelson C. Dreier
Irma Hall
W. G. Koppenhaver
Margaret Koppenhaver
W. G Koppenhaver
Carl Nelson
Waukegan
Ida Koppenhaver
Harmon Hall
Marion High School
Halls
W. A. Bell
Elis Boulevard
Christie
Seventh Avenue
American Legion and Auxiliary Plan Meetings and Trip Details
The American Legion and Auxiliary held a Monday picnic with about fifty attendees. They plan to send W H Balster and A R McElwain to Des Moines for the commanders and adjutants meeting February 23 24, with A J Schueler and Frank Williams joining. An Auxiliary meeting announced a free illustrated lecture by Carl Linge of Cedar Rapids Friday in the Legion hall, sponsored by the ways and means committee. In national defense month observances Mrs John Clay spoke on Americanism and flag history. Plans also include sending Mrs Celan Rollins and Mrs John Pazour to Des Moines for the presidents and secretaries meeting February 24.
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American Legion
Post
W. H. Balster
A. R. McElwain
Des Moines
A. J. Schueler
Alburnett
Frank Williams
Cedar Rapids
Legion Hall
Carl Linge
Ways and Means Committee
John Clay
United States
Celan Rollins
John Pazour
Marion Mount Vernon to clash in three high school games
Three basketball games between Marion and Mount Vernon teams are set for tonight in the high school gym. The junior high game starts at 6 30, followed by the second string matchup, with the varsity tipped off around 8 15.
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Marion
Mount Vernon
Lincoln High declamatory contest selects three for sub district
A large audience watched Lincoln school declamatory contest Monday evening as three students, one from each division, earned places to represent the school at the sub district contest. Kirk Snell won in oratorical, Mary Helen Sloss led in drama, and Ruth Murray topped the humorous division.
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Lincoln School
F. W. Orr
Cedar Rapids
Kirk Snell
Blanche Hamm
Mary Helen Sloss
Mary
Martha Jane Snell
Lucille Cone
Wayne Carpenter
Margaret Schrubbe
Richard Little
Ralph Hanson
Gaylord Ward
Donald Bragg
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Hite
Alues
Ohsman & Sons Company, Inc
Roy
Saab
Airey
Ararat
Minneapgolir
Aps
T. M. Ramsdell
Portland
Ore
Ramsdell
Charles P. Kinyon
Charles P Kinyon
Santa Ana
Calif
Churchill Drug Company
Peter Olson
Marion News
G. O. P. Convention
Court House News
Donald G. Hall
Legion and Auxiliary Meet
Marie Ewald Monday
Davenport
Moline
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Edward Manson
Townsend Club
Memorial Hall
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Osceola Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dickey’s Grocery
Jolly Dozen
Marjorie Mekota
Bettyeck
M. P. Main
Rochester
Mann
Martin's Creek
Colfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge No. 35
E. B. Castle
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