Hog Markets Turn Irregular Amid Mixed Receipts
Chicago hog markets moved irregularly with the week end while receipts were light. The overall trend appeared downward with a few points up, top hog price about 3.65, averages near 3.40, and regional classes showing mixed steady to lower results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Imix, & Butchers
East Suelo
Cintimman
Omaha Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Receipts total 12 500 hogs with better grades steady to 5 cents lower and discounts on plainer stock. Top hog price 315 dollars for 170 to 250 pounds. Cattle receipts 1 400 calves with steady to higher values for yearlings and feeders, beef cattle trading around 215 to 250 for medium grades. Sheep receipts 7 000 with strong demand for fed lambs and higher quotes on 95 to 97 pound weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U_3
Iowa Hog Receipts Fall Across Iowa Minnesota yards
Combined hog receipts at 25 concentration yards and 7 packing plants in interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ended at 7 am Friday totaled 29 600 head, down from 22 900 a week earlier and 23 300 a year ago. Prices moved mostly 5 to 10 cents lower with some stations 10 to 10 cents lower than Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
US Dept Agriculture
Minnesota
At & Am
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Department of Agriculture market notes show hogs receipts 19 000 with direct steady to 10 cents lower than Thursday. Cattle receipts 1 000 with slow steady trade across killing classes. Sheep receipts 17 000 with few sales steady to higher on best native lambs.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A Cedar Rapids list of miscellaneous farm goods and market prices. Wheat and barley quotes, hay and straw values, live poultry and eggs, wholesale fruits and vegetables from California and local items, oysters, and hides with prices for various grade animals and horse hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Flour Market Notes and Foreign Exchange Roundup
Minneapolis flour market shows mixed shipments and price references with 42216 and 1100 standards cited. Chicago futures list eggs and butters with delivery dates in March and April. Foreign exchange in New York displays steady demand with key rates for Britain France Italy Germany and other countries, including pesos and silver notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
NEW York -Ap
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Argentine
Brazil
Tokio
Montreal
Mexico City
Wheat Price Holds Firm On Early Market
Wheat stayed firm on the board of trade failing to break through the 47 c level for May. Scattered selling at Liverpool caused a small dip early, but support rose on better stocks. Corn and oats followed wheat’s trend with mixed changes and cash prices largely unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
England
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
AP Chicago price table lists Wheat No 1 through No 5 mixed and yellow and white varieties with bid ranges from 20 to 49 cents, Oats No 2 to No 4 white, Barley around 28 to 35 cents, Timothy seed 22.95 to 25.50 per cwt, Clover seed 55.0 to 48.50 per cwt, and lard around 32.2 per unit with bellies noted as 322.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Adams Express
Adv
Ramely
Houston of
Howe Sound
Alaska Juneau
Hudson Motors
Allegheny Corn
Hupp Motors
Allied Chem
Ns Central
Allis Chalmers
Indus Rayon
Amerada Corp
Inspiration
Tel & Tely
Johns Manville
Kans City
Int'l Corp
Kayser
Julius
Kennecott
Am Metals
Kreste. SS
Kroser
Lambert
Roll Mills
Lehigh Valley
Lehn and Fink
Lee Myers Bill
Am Steel Fdys
Sue Rig
Loefs, Inc
Tel & Tel
Loft, Inc
McKeesport Tin Apts
McKesson Rob
Ark
Nat Gas
Mack Trucks
Armour A
Mathieson Ark
Miami Copper
Atchison Tsf
Atlantic Big
Mo. Kans. Tex
Auburn Auto
Best & Co
Beth Steel
Se Bohn
Natl Steel Borden Co
N Y Central
Borg Warner Ban YY
NH & H
Briges
Noranda Mines
Brooklyn
Norf & West
Bucyrus
Erie
Nor Pac Wee
Burroughs Pass
North Amn
Byers
Ohio
Cal & Hecla
Otis Steel
Can Pac
Owens IN
Packard
Ches Corpu
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodre
Phillips Pet
Stp& P
Pillsbury
Stp&p
Proctor Gambet
Chro & NW
RIL & P
Pullman Co
Chrysler Mtr
Radio Goron
Coca Cola
Kelton
Col Palmolive
Col Carbon
Real Sea
Col Gas
Rep Steel
Reyn Tob
Seaboard Oil
Sears Roebuck
Congoleum
Server, Inc
Consol Cigars
Shell Union
Consol Gas
Ats Simmons Co
Consol
Se Skelly
Socony Vac
Joe
Crown Cork
Curtis Wright Tie Standard Gas
Davison Chem
Calif
del Land War
Drug Inc
Stew Warner
du Pont de
Stone Webster
Eastman Kod
Studebaker
Eaton Micro Tex Corpn
Flec
Autolite
Tex Gulf
Elec Bond S
Tex Land
Elec P and L
Timken
Ford England
Trans-America
Foster Wheeler
Union Carbide
Fox Film
Union Pac
Freeport Tex
Uni
Gen Amn Tank
Uni Corpn
Gi Gen Baking
Uni Founders
Unit Fruit
Gen Foods
Gen
Ind Ale
Gen Motors
U S_ Rubber
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
Us Steel Gee Glidden Co
Uel P
Dse
Goodrich A Ward Bak
Goodyear Int
Warner. Bros
Graham Paige
Wesn Baryld
Si Granby Copper
Ween Union
GtUn
Weshouse AB
Weshouse el
Wsn
Sue Willys Ov
Hahn Dent
Woolworth
Hershey Choc
Tien
Wa Marshall Fid
Hore Warner
Middlewest Ut
Butler Bros
Nobl Sparks
Cherry Burr
Prima Co
Quaker Comw Edison
Quaker Prida
Chicago Corp
Swift & Co
Cord
US Radio
Minneapolis cash grain market reports mixed futures
Minneapolis cash grain receipts show 2 cars wheat up from 94 a year ago as No 1 northern bids 48 to 49 cents with various protein grades and durum values. Corn and oats prices listed, along with barley rye flax and sweet clover seed quotes, reflecting wide bid ranges and arrival notes for May July and September contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Bond Markets Mixed As Government Securities Recover
New York Friday saw some support for hard pressed bonds while prices broadly showed cautious gains. Government issues led the rebound with Liberty Fourth 4% and Treasury 3s posting notable moves as observers noted reduced institutional liquidation and modest optimism in the weekly reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bonds
NEW YORK_taAPi
United States
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Liberty
Business Indices Corporation
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Ilinois Central
National Dairy
Dodge Bross
Reich
Liberty Bonds
NEW York
Liberty Furst
Chicago Produce Market Report From Early AP Wire
Live poultry receipts show 21 trucks with steady to lower prices for hens leghorn and colored varieties. Butter and eggs firm in Wisconsin and New York markets with steady to unchanged quotes. potatoes and other produce report mixed demand and regional price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rock Springs
Wisconsin
Jbc
New York
Hogs Weaken on Local Market with Declines Across Grades
Local hog prices slipped Friday as all grades fell about five cents. Top quote dropped to 2.90 dollars. Calf market shows choice 140 180 lb range, with other weights and grades priced accordingly. Sheep and other market notes listed with varying quotes across categories.
Wall Street stocks rally with mixed gains on thin activity
Stocks rise in quiet Friday trading led by rail shares with General Electric and Delaware and Hudson up. Bonds firming spurs short coverings as many issues gain about 1 to 2 points while American Telephone, Allied Chemical and others sustain modest advances amid lighter turnover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
General Electric
Delaware and Hudson
Santa Fe
J. C. Penney
Union Pacific
Continental Can
American Telephone
Alled Chemical
Chesapeake and Ohio
New York Central
Louisville and Nashville
U.S
Allied Chemical
Air Reduction
Union Carbide
American Can
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chesapeake Corp
Pennsylvania
US. Steel Common
Friday Market Prices by City for Livestock
Listings show City by city weight bands and prices for hogs and cattle at Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo Des Moines. Prices range from 1.90 to 2.75 per pound with different weight brackets and packer classifications noted.
Upper Iowa University Colonial Party Highlights Iowa News In Brief
Fayette reports the Upper Iowa university colonial party in the college gym with President A. E. Bennett leading the grand march. Members portray colonial figures, with the Up per Iowa orchestra providing music directed by Prof. Victor T. Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Chatterton
Harriet Lamey
Jessie McMaster
George Sears
Lyon
Monticello
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Sand Hill
Scotch Grove
Frank Pelkey
Wyoming
Kent Moats
Center Junction
August Bahlis
Rockwell City
Oltman
Paul T Gutknecht
Sand Hill Church
West Branch
Garry Mhayslett
Philip
Onslow
Newel Vassar
Mr. Vassar
Canton
Charles
Fort Madison
Jessie Tebo Vassar
Menerva Edwards
Dysart
Here
N. H Benson
Colesburg
Colesburg Consolidated High School
Lester Smith
Kathleen Smith
Moon Rose
Freda Walters
Tilly
Chicagoan Held For Moline Kidnaping
John Castagna a 31 year old Chicagoan is charged in East Moline with kidnapping Adhemar Huughe. A state warrant sworn by East Moline Police Chief Schafer and issued by Magistrate D M Stumphy sets the arraignment for Friday.
Palo Tournament Opens With Overtime Upsets
In Palo Ia Urbana defeated Shellsburg 25 to 24 in overtime in the first round of the independent basketball tournament. Palo beat Vinton 23 to 18. Center Point defeated Toddville 41 to 22 and Alburnett beat Walker 34 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo
Urbana
Shellsburg
Vinton
Center Point
Toddville
Alburnett
Walker
House Ready To Lift Limits On Prescriptions
Washington AP The Cellier bill to remove limits on the number of liquor prescriptions physicians may issue cleared through forty minutes of heated House debate. A final vote loomed for Saturday with passage likely and then a Senate move. Drys led by Rep Blanton defeated an effort to block consideration 239 to 65. An amendment by Rep Schafer allowed prescribing beer, with the standing vote 89 to 58 amid protests by Rep Keller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Drys
Rep
Blanton
Dem
Tex
Celler
N. Y
Schafer
Wis
Schrimper Sues Nye for 5000 Over Jan 14 Attack
William Schrimper files a $5,000 damage action in district court against Ed Nye alleging Nye struck him with a blunt instrument at the Schrimper home on January 14. He seeks $3,000 actual damages and $2,000 exemplary damages for a broken jaw and related injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schrimper
Ed Nye
Schrimper
Nye
Toledo Man Nabbed By Federal Agents
George Bivens age 48 of Toledo proprietor of a roadside inn on highway 59 was arrested by federal prohibition agents Friday about 4 30 pm officers reported seizing ten half pint bottles of alleged alcohol at his place Bivens was lodged in the county jail at 6 30 pm his son Art Bivens was directed to report to Federal Commissioner D C Hutchison Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bivens
Toledo
Highway No
Bivens
Couinty
Art Bivens
D. C. Hutchison
Indiana Senate Repeals Prohibition Law and Beer Plan
The Indiana Senate approved by 30 to 16 a bill repealing state prohibition and creating a framework to regulate beer sales if Congress amends the Volstead Act. The measure has passed the House and returns to that chamber for concurrence with Senate amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana Senate
National Congress
House
Senate
Norway Cabinet Resigns Over Confidence Vote
Oslo reports Premier J F Hundseid's government resigned after parliament defeated it 80 to 76 in a bid for cooperation with opposition parties, forcing the cabinet from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
J. F. Hundseid
Storting
Vote of confidence for Madrid government given in chamber
The government led by Premier Manuel Azana won a vote of confidence in the chamber of deputies on Friday night. The cabinet’s overthrow had been forecast after the Casas Viejas uprising was suppressed, where twenty three people were shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Manuel Azana
Chamber of Deputies
Casasviejas
Local Concern Sites On Indemnity Bond
The Cedar Rapids Investment company seeks a 3000 dollar judgment against Indemnity Insurance Company of North America over an indemnity bond. The plaintiff alleges Harrison O. Arthur as agent failed to account for 6544.47 dollars and alleges the bonding company refuses to identify the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Investment Company
Surety Company Restores Rozema Shortage Inheritance Fund
The American Surety Company paid 12332.59 to the district court in Vinton covering 11500 and interest alleged taken by Herman Rozema former assistant cashier of Garrison Savings Bank from the Rob ert L. Pritchard inheritance where he acted as guardian. Rozema is imprisoned at Fort Madison for embezzling 20000 from the Garrison bank. The bond of 16000 was for Pritchard and the restitution was offered without court action, with the check given to Pritchard’s attorney L J Kirkland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
American Surety Company
Herman Rozema
Garrison Savings Bank
Robert L. Pritchard
Garrison
Rozema
Fort Madison
Garrison Bank
Pritchard
Karl W. Fischer
L. J. Kirkland
Lowden Third in Toronto Tourney Behind Nation
Lowden Independents beat Lost Nation 37 to 21 to secure third place at the Toronto independent tournament. Kruckenberg Wiebel and Schluter led with 10 9 and 8 points while Kamar scored 10 for Lost Nation. DeWitt Bulldogs won the title 52 to 25 over Wheatland. Lowden meets DeWitt in London February 28.
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Gazette
Lowden
Lost Nation
Toronto
Lowden Independents
Tom Kruckenberg
Wiebel
Schluter
Kamar
Los Nation
DeWitt Bulldogs
Wheatland
Lowden Indees
London
Crossing crash at Delhi drives two court actions
Two district court cases seek total $20,000 in damages from Charles J. Montgomery and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad company over a July 28 crossing collision that killed Leo B. Gearhart and Jane M. Gearhart. The suit alleges poor warning and obstructed view, with no whistle or bell. Other actions include personal injury in Cedar Rapids and Marion, car and streetcar crashes, life insurance policy claim, real estate contract suit, divorces, lease judgments, and various account and service suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Gearhart
Leo B. Gearhart
Jane M. Gearhart
Delhi
Charles J. Montgomery
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Gearhart
E. F. Douglass
Cedar Rapids and Marion City Railway Company
Douglass
Arthur Douglass
Third Avenue
Sixth Street
Sam H. Kozberg
Harold C. Hancock
Hancock
Tenth Street
Sues. Life Ins. Co
Minnie Luettjohan
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Fred Luettjohan
Hedges Company
S. C. Wiles
Grace Wiles
Ingeman Simonsen
Evelyn May Simonsen
Marion L. Hajek
Robert G. Hajek
Lillian L. Sweeney
John A. Sweeney
Amil Lawrence
Joseph Petrick
James C. Sherbon
Charles Schmitz
Mary Schmitz
John C. Petrovitsky
Libbie K. Stanek
Frank W. Barta
Vernon L. Barta
Frank Barta and Son
Deorman Shoe Company
Rebecca Tiep
Jake and
Bill
The
Motor Inn Chevrolet Company
Marshalltown
C. J. Rasdal
Four Sentenced On Substitution For Roadhouse Fight
Pleas of guilty before Judge H C Ring Friday followed substituted informations charging assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury and malicious damage to property. The incident at the Shack roadhouse north of Cedar Rapids occurred at 1 a m January 30 involving Don Ackerman Ray Davis Clarence Richards and Claud Stratton. Ackerman and Davis received five year suspended sentences plus five months in county jail on two substituted assault and malicious damage charges. Richards got five years suspended for malicious damage to property and Stratton one year in county jail with probation withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Highway No. 11
Cedar Rapids
Don Ackerman
Ray Davis
Clarence Richards
Claud Stratton
Ackerman
Davis
Anamosa State Reformatory
Julis Auto Damage Case Goes To Jury
The $500 auto damage case of Albert Julis Jr and Florence Julis Jr against Andrew Erickson moved to jury deliberation after final arguments. A crash at E avenue and Twentieth street SE last June is the basis, with Erickson seeking $654.14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Julis, Jr
Florence Julis, Jr
Andrew Erickson
A. B. Clark
Julis
Lester English
Erickson
E Avenue
Twentieth Street SE
Two Fined on Gambling House Charge in District Court
Co. J. Williamson of Coggan and E. J. Maloney near Fairfax were fined $50 each and costs by Judge H. C. Ring after a seizure of a jackpot slot machine by Deputy Sheriff Jay Davis at Coggan last week. Both defendants discharged on payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. J. Williamson
Coggan
E. J.maloney
Near Fairfax
H.C. Ring
District Court
Jay Davis
January Term Adjourned Early By District Court
Judge Atherton B. Clark announced that the January term will adjourn Saturday after the jury was discharged Thursday. The March term will begin March 6. Friday marks the final day of service and filing for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton B. Clark
District Court
Kemper Lawsuit For Annulment Dismissed In Morrison Case
Alvin J. Kemper's filing to annul his marriage to Ber Nice Hansen Kemper in Morrison Illinois last May 16 was dismissed by Judge Ellison in January with costs to the plaintiff. The defendant received support for herself and a minor child. Kemper claimed he was induced to wed by false representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin J. Kemper
Bernice Hansen Kemper
Morrison, Ill
Ellison
Kemper
Lien Action Settled in District Court
A landlord's lien action involving Frans tiska Dedek against Rex Delahunt and Ethel Delahunt was settled by agreement in district court before Judge H. C. Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans Tiska
Master Publisher Joseph Grawe Dies at 89 in Waverly
Joseph F. Grawe, 89, veteran Iowa newspaper publisher, died at his Waverly home after a one day illness. He published the Bremer County Independent since 1890 after leading the Nashua Post earlier. Born in Germany, he served in the Union Army, wounded and captured twice. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Ridge
Aletoona
Two Miners Die In Clinton Dust Mine Blast
A gas and dust explosion buried two miners at the Derring No. 6 coal mine near Clinton Indiana. Victims identified as Matthew Wardrope, 44, and John Robertson, 55, were believed killed instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ind
INS
Derring No. 6
Here
Matthew Wardrope
John Robertson
Mrs Herring Hosts Reception For Iowa Legislators Wives
More than 500 women guests, wives of Iowa lawmakers jurists and state executives, attended a reception and tea Friday hosted by Mrs Clyde L Herring Iowa's First Lady. Mrs N G Kraschel and Mrs James W Kindig assisted in receiving callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Clyde L. Herring
Towa
Three Bound Over On Extortion Charge
Three young defendants charged with attempting to extort $50 000 from Colonel Charles A Lindbergh by threats to harm his second son were bound over to the federal grand jury meeting on July 3 when their cases were called yesterday morning before U S commissioner Charles Fox in Roanoke Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Charles A. Lindbergh
Charles Fox
Counterfeit Suspects Held by Federal Agents
Fort Madison, AP Carl Smith aged 22 from Nashville Tennessee and Willie Williams 36 from Headspec Arkansas, both Negroes, were arrested Friday by William Perney a Santa Fe railroad special agent. They are held for federal officers on charges of possessing counterfeit money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Carl Smith
Nashville, Tenn
Willie Williams
Headspec
Ark
William Perney
Santa Fe Railroad
Perney
Political feud ends in shooting and suicide at county office
In Celina Ohio, 60 year old R B Morrison shot two county commissioners after years of defeat in the race for county surveyor. Morrison then killed himself. The injured are Commissioners Harold Frysinger and Fred Goettemoehler, both in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celina
R. B. Morrison
Farmer
Harold Frysinger
Fred Goettemoehler
False check charges after boot purchase at local store
T. J. Ross was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon at 3 30 p m Friday and jailed on false uttering of a check. He allegedly bought high top boots for a boy at the Big Shoe store and left a 298 dollar counterfeit check signed J D Kennedy. Sheriff Petrus and County Attorney Thompson filed the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ross
Eleventh Avenue SE
Larry Condon
Ross
Second Avenue SE
J. D. Kennedy
Joseph A. Petrus
Condon
G. K. Thompson
Births Reported at Mercy and St Luke’s Hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs Jerry Julis at Mercy hospital a daughter on February 22. Born to Mr and Mrs Howard Kelley at Mercy hospital a son on February 24. Born to Mr and Mrs M O Waterman at St Luke's hospital a son on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Julis
Seventh Street
Mercy Hospital
Howard Kelley
Fourth Street
M. O. Waterman
C Avenue
St. Luke’s Hospital
South English Independents Win Two Tourney Games
South English independents in the Oskaloosa tournament won two games. They beat Stephen Steppers 45 to 40 on Monday and Scarsboro 45 to 22 on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Stephen Steppers
Scarsboro
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