Hog Prices Rally Near Nine-Dollar Mark in Chicago Market
Chicago market shows hog prices rising to as high as 9.20 with an average near 9.00 as 15,000 fresh swine fed by 6,000 direct bids push up values. Receipts include 6,000 head direct and 14,000 barrows and gilts with outside buyers active. buyers expect further strength amid light supply and strong futures signals.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Towa OG
Des Moines
Interior Town
Minnesota
Local Hog Prices Rise Dime Higher Across Markets
Raw market notes show hog prices up about ten cents in several regions with packers posting bids near 2.92 dollars per hundredweight. Cattle receipts and shipments reported for Chicago Milwaukee and Kansas City with varied price listings and regional freight context.
Betty Gow Honored as Heroine in Charles Lindbergh Case
Betty Gow, lauded by Scottish neighbors, greeted as heroine after aiding the attempt to rescue Charles Lindbergh Jr. in the New Jersey case. Report notes Gow arrived home early Monday and recounts acts as a nurse during the Brana Richard Hauptmann trial period.
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Betty Gow
Glasgow
Bette Gow
Aed
Rik
Brana
Richard Hauptmann
Charles Aindbergh
Gow
Wheat and grain prices swing as weather adds doubt
Chicago grain prices ended mixed with wheat up to 4% amid snow and dust storms in Kansas and Nebraska and softer moisture relief, while corn and oats held or firmed slightly. cash markets were unchanged and receipts varied as traders weighed weather impact and a drop in domestic visible supply.
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Chicago
Weather News
Chicago Board of Trade
Big Pit
Kansas
Nebraska
Guiding News
Liverpass
Prices and receipts for poultry and produce in New York market
Poultry and produce markets show varied pricing. Chickens 14 to 17 cents, broilers quoted, roosters 11 to 14 percent, turkeys and ducks at multiple price points. capons 23 cents, dressed turkeys noted asquotations discontinued. Potatoes receipts and shipper data listed, cheese and eggs with fluctuating quotes across grades.
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Rock Springs
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Michigan Rurals
Us&s
NEW York Produce
New York
Wall St Stocks Drift With Utilities Firmer On Mild Decline
Wall Street closed generally lower in a quiet session with utilities supportive and most issues edging down. Consolidated Gas Public Service of New Jersey American Telephone and related issues inched up while U S Steel Bethlehem Case Union Pacific Santa Fe and others fell about a point. Turnover ran about 750000 shares as converts showed mixed early activity and some gains appeared for U S Smelting United Fruit and Eastman Kodak.
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New York
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J
American Telephone
National Distillers
Case
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
U. S.teel
American Sugar Refining
New Yorn
Lst
Bond Division
Cermer
Public Service of New Jersey
Ameriian Water Works
North American
Eastcian Kodak
Loew's
U. S. Steel Common
Bethlehem Common
First National Stores
American Beet Sugar
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse
South Porto Rico Sugar
U. S. Smelting
United Fruit
Chicago Quotation Highlights and Market Rundown
Quotations from Merchants National Bank and Adams Express lead a dense Chicago market page. Stocks and bonds show mixed movements with notable items such as Alaska Juneau, Lehigh Valley, Union Carbide, and Ford cited among many others, reflecting a broad array of industrials and utilities.
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Chicago
Porsishes Cy Cems Bretters
Danese Saceres
Kausemal Bank
Patel
J EL Bennett & Co
Macaeer
Natiore Bank Builcing
Adams Express
Hiram Walker
War
Accczessocraph
Howe Souna
Acs
Hudson Motors
Son
Hupp Motors
Alaska Juneau
Johns Manville
Kayser Julius
Mengsth
Helly
Ease Am Intl Corp
Kelvinator
Winnipeg
Tel & Tel
Loews, Inc
Lonnard P
Wat Wores Ji Loussvie
McIntyre Por
Am Zinc
Aconda
Mathieson
Assa Dry
May Dept
Atch
Maytag
Miami Copper
Avourn Auto
Iisa
Aviation Corp
Baswan Loco Éasto Pac RR
Ohio
Monsanto
Barnsdal
Mont Ward
Beatrice Cry
Bendix Axn
Blurray Corpa
Beth Steel
Nash Motors
Boeing
Biscuit
Borden Co
Borg Warner
Otis Steel
Packard Motors
Cerro de Pasco
Patino Mines
Ford
Ches & Ohio
Penna RR
Ches Coron
Penney JC
Chizo Gi
Peoples Gas
Pia
Phelps Dodge
CME
P& P
Phillips Pet
Cmbip&p
Pillsbury
Chao & NW
Proctor
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Berve
Chretler
Pullman
City Ice & Fuel
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Radio Kelth
Col Palmouve
Rem Rand
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Eastman Kodad
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Thompson
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Trans-America
Union Carbide
Pee Mather
Union Pac
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Unt Air Lines
Unt Corp
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United Pruit
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Ateel
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Bwitt, Co
Gore Coron
Bond Markets 14 Bonds Highlight Treasuries And Steady Gains
New York AP market notes show Treasuries advancing with occasional peaks for Armour and Co and Detroit Edison. Government issues remained steady with modest price activity as investors shifted toward prime types and rail stocks amid routine demand.
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Ieview
Ems
Cneeonary
Tregular
Edieon 4'58 Arate Bourhern
Uway
Teras Corp
Produce Markets Summary From A Dense Historical OCR Clip
Poultry live receipts lead with 14 trucks. The fragment mentions produce items and pricing such as creamery and various goods with figures like 30 Ay, 32 4, and 23e. The text is an OCR mishmash noting receipts, weights, and general market activity without clear dates or entities.
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Cincagn
Canon
Birth Announcement for Ehrke Daughter at St Luke's
Mr and Mrs BE J Ehrke announce the birth of a daughter on February 24 at St Luke's Hospital. The family resides at 016 Center Point Road NF.
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BE. J Ehrke
Center Point Road
St. Luke's Hospital
Dr Belting Appointed Assistant Illinois Superintendent
Dr Paul E Belting of Urbana former director of University of Iowa athletics was named assistant state superintendent of public instruction in Illinois. He has taught at University of Illinois and lived in Cedar Rapids Iowa. A Charleston Teachers College and University of Illinois graduate he was a Democratic candidate last spring but did not run.
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Springfield
INS
Paul E. Belting
Urbana
University of Iowa Athletics
Illinois
John A. Wieland
Belting
University of Ulinois
Iowa
University of Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Bonuses Paid Steel Co. Head In 14-Year Period
The Bethlehem Steel and Shipbuilding chief Eugene G. Grace received 12,283,238 in bonuses from 1917 to 1931. Net income of the Bethlehem shipbuilding line from 1917 to 1934 exceeded 44 million after taxes, wartime bonuses totaling 3,669,756. Grace’s wartime salary rose from 12,000 to 101,000 in 1931 and 180,000 in 1932, and he opposed wartime tax hikes on profits, arguing private industry should not be commandeered by government.
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Steel and Shipbuilding Executive
Grace
Court House News: E J Howard Pleads Not Guilty
E J Howard 48 of 2402 C Ave NE pleads not guilty in district court to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Bond set at 500. he was jailed overnight after a collision with a snowplow and a street car incident on First Avenue East. He cited poor driving conditions and disputed the charges.
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E. J. Howard
C Avenue NE
G. K. Thompson
Howard
First Avenue E
Twentieth Street
Joe Hart
Lease Authorized for Waconia Sorghum Mills to St Louis Firm
Judge H C Ring in district court authorized Merchants National Bank and S E Coquilhiette as trustees to lease the Waconia Sorghum Mills plant south of Cedar Rapids to the American Syrup and Sorghum company of St Louis for one year ending February 1, 1936. The plant's receivership began September 1932 and a trust indenture followed. The St Louis firm has operated the plant on lease for two seasons, rental on production basis, with Frank Wessale of Cedar Rapids as manager, and a 600 acre sorghum cane contract planned before April 1. The trustee's report was approved.
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H. C. Ring
Merchants National Bank
S. E. Coquilhiette
Waconia
Cedar Rapids
American Syrup and Sorghum Company of
St. Louis
Frank Wessale
Thomas And Hepker Plead Not Guilty To Break ing
Lawrence Thomas and Ocie Hepker pled not guilty to breaking and entering and larceny in district court. County Attorney G K Thompson filed true informations, bonds set at 1500 each. They are accused of taking a purse from an office on the Higley building second floor and stealing a zipper coat from a locker in the town theater building Friday afternoon, arrested Saturday morning.
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Lawrence Thomas
Earlville
Ocie Hepker
Sixth Street
G. K. Thompson
H. C. Ring
Thomas
Wepker
Higley
Lown Theater
Congress seeks census of unemployed to map relief need
Rep Dunn proposes an immediate census of the jobless to count unemployed persons their dependents and estimate earning power. States would compile the data within their borders and share with the federal government in exchange for relief funds. City counts would be by police and rural by sheriffs deputies.
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Washington
INS
Dunn
Pennsylvania
New Dismemberment Murder Case Faced by Scotland Yard
London AP report says two severed legs found under a Waterloo train seat, initially mystery over sex. Scotland Yard detectives determine the remains are male, tying to a rash of grisly cases as a coach cleaner recovers the limbs wrapped in newspaper and string. The Brighton trunk crime from last summer, also bound with paper, ended with an open verdict.
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London
Waterloo Station
Scotland Yard
Criminal Investigation Division
Waterloo
Hounslow
Brighton
Former Wife Kills Rival at Crowded Somerset Theater
In Somerset, Eva Cooper Wilson, 38, shot Marie Dutton Wilson, 35, in a lobby after Marie’s husband, divorced from Eva, attended a screening with his wife. Eva, jailed on murder charges, had previously wounded the rival in a funeral aftermath four years earlier but faced no prosecution.
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Somerset, Ky
Ins
Eva Cooper Wilson
Somerset
Marie Dutton Wilson
Truesdale Wilson
Deaths Dr J Franklin Meyers Formerly of Lisbon Dies
Mrs J A Yessler of 2405 Fourth avenue SE was notified of the death of her brother in law Dr J Franklin Meyers who died Saturday night. Born and raised in Lisbon, he was a 1903 graduate of the University of Iowa Medical College. Surviving are his wife two children Gaylord and Mrs Myron Maloney of Elliott two sisters Carrie Hartung Mount Vernon Stella Harlan Sioux Falls S D and a brother John Meyers Lisbon.
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J. A. Yessler
Fourth Avenue SE
Elliott
J. Franklin Meyers
Lisbon
Medical College of
University of Iowa
Gaylord
Myron Maloney
Carrie Hartung
Mount Vernon
Stella Harlan
Sioux Falls
S. D
John Meyers
Clifford M Hatch Rock Island agent dies at Maple Hill
Clifford M Hatch agent for the Rock Island at Maple Hill died suddenly at 6 50 am Monday after three weeks illness. He had been in railroad service thirty years and had been stationed at Maple Hill since 1919.
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Clifford M. Hatch
Rock Island
Maple Hill
Mrs. Lilly Beltz of North Liberty dies after stroke
Mrs. Lilly Beltz of North Liberty died at her son B. F. Jenkins home at 1139 Fifth Street NW at 11 15 a m Saturday after a stroke suffered February 13 She was born July 20 1865 in Indiana and lived in Iowa most of her life Surviving are four children Eliza Rogers Edith Noble B F Jenkins George Beltz nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services will be at Harmon mortuary Iowa City at 1 pm Tuesday Burial in North Liberty cemetery
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Lilly Beltz
North Liberty
B. F. Jenkins
Fifth Street
Beltz
Indiana
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
John Beltz
Eliza Rogers
Edith Noble
George Beltz
Des Moines
Harmon Mortuary
Iowa City
North Liberty Cemetery
Dodge 68 lumberman dies of heart attack at office
Charles Henry Dodge aged 68, a longtime lumberman with Spahn and Rose Lumber, died suddenly at 3 30 p.m. Sunday while walking to his Marion office. He was born December 3, 1866 in Buchanan County and lived in several towns before returning to Marion in 1918. Surviving are his wife, a daughter, two granddaughters, two sisters, and a brother. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Charles Henry Dodge
Fourteenth Avenue
Mr. Dodge
Buchanan County
Sadie McKisson
Fairbank
Baxter
Mason City
Ida Bothwell
Marion
A. E. Bowers
Kellogg
Idaho
Frank Dodge
Spokane
Suspects sabotage in dirgible crash
Washington dispatch reports Roy W. Knabenshue, airship builder, telling the house patents committee that sabotage likely caused the Macon crash. He declined to name suspects or foreign involvement, urging continued lighter‑than‑airship work for national defense, especially on the west coast.
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Washington
Macon
House Patents Committee
Roy W. Knabenshue
Knabenshue
Classified Ad Prices and Merchant Listings
A dense OCR of multiple small ads shows varied prices and offerings. Includes announcements about a $2500 reward for information leading to an arrest, mentions of Davis Tailoring and Pleating, Ginsberg's item purchases, Women’s Exchange garments, and several local shop references for tailoring, cleaning, stamps, and transfers. The fragmentary text implies a newspaper classified page with ad lines, prices, and vendor names.
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DAVIS
Granby
Dini
Ginsberg
Women's Exchange
Vincent S
H.C. Hart
Metropolitan
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