Hogs Lead Rally at Chicago Markets on Storm Demand
Chicago reports lively hog demand and tight supplies as storm conditions boost prices to levels not seen since October. Receipts at major terminals totaled about 55,400 with Chicago taking 38,000. top hogs traded around 4.95 with averages near 4.70. Cattle and sheep moved steadier to higher across Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East Buffalo markets amid mixed arrivals.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Aig
Pittsbur A
East St
Chicago Produce Markets Mixed Butter and Poultry Rates
Markets show butter receipts steady with creamery items and firsts firm amid varied quotes. Poultry prices hold for live and dressed hens and turkeys as frozen and fresh categories trade amid steady demand, with egg futures noted and potato receipts totaling 271 in track for Saturday shipments.
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Chicago
Reese
Sun Das
New York
Toledo Seed Market and Grain Prices Report
Market notes show Toledo seeds in warehouses with red clover at 825 and alsike at 850. Minneapolis AP reports flour carload lots for Canis patents at 70, pure bran at 17, standard middlings at 16. Sugar futures lift 3 to 4 points as Raw Sugar nears 10 points from prior close. Exchange news from New York notes steel prices and international factors affecting markets.
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Toledo
Toledo AP
Tioula Market
Minneapolis
New York
Cedar Rapids Produce Prices and Miscellaneous Listings
A grainy Cedar Rapids page lists produce prices and assorted items including fruits vegetables and hides. The readable lines show price notes and terse vendor entries amid a jumble of OCR errors suggesting a local market or catalog page.
Wave of Selling Causes Sharp Drop on Grain Market
Chicago grain prices fell as liquidation selling swept the pit. Wheat led the decline with May futures down about 11 to 1.50? lower, corn and oats slipping as stocks and weather news influenced traders. Local cash price unchanged with light receipts as markets remained dull and featureless across wheat, corn, and oats.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Saturdas
West
Neree Tiagents
Siiteh
Indiana
Hoosier
Liverpool
Iowa
Illinois
Births notice list from Cedar Rapids area
Births record reports multiple newborns with parents listed in Cedar Rapids Fort Des Moines and nearby areas. Barbara Beatty born February 2 at St Lukes Hospital to Mr and Mrs T C Munser on Second Avenue SE. A son born to Mr and Mrs William Lustk of Fort Des Moines on February 923 at St Lukes in Cedar Rapids. A child to Mr and Mrs Willam lCortrr at 924 Fourth Street SW. Bern birth to Mr and Mrs Clifford Frye at 77 Second Street SW on Sunday at St Lukes Hospital. Bern birth to Mr and Mrs Fland P Tawner at 173 Covenant NF on Saturday at St Lukes Hospital.
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Con
T C Munser
Second Avenue
Barbara Beatty
St Lukes Hospital
William Lustk
Fort Des Moines
Sascks
Vedan
Cedar Rapids
Willam
Pourth Street
Coighter
Bern
Clifford Frye
Second Street
Oaoson
St Luke Possutal
Fland
Covenue
St Luks
Hospital Saturdas
College students shape future of Chicago university study
Unclear OCR text discusses college life at a Chicago university, mentioning undergraduates, exams, and university officers. The readable fragments reference evolving student needs and examination practices, implying changes in campus study and administration.
Local Hog Prices Jump to Highest Since 1933
Local pork market shows top prices climbing to levels not seen since Oct 14 1933. Prime hogs across multiple weight classes quoted with premiums based on quality. calves and sheep markets listed with bid ranges and per head figures.
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Sinclair
Wall Street Stocks Decline Amid Mild Market Pessimism
Wall Street opened with selling pressure as average shares fell about 1 to 2 points led by declines in Case, New York Central, and U S Smelting. U S Steel, American Telephone, Santa Fe and Chrysler slipped. transfers around 2,200,000 shares. Dealers cited nervousness over potential federal exchange regulation, possible CWA cuts, and upcoming investigations as dampening sentiment. Some issues rose modestly while utilities and motors faced limited rallying power and bonds lagged.
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NEW York
Case
New York Central
U. S
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Chrysler
New Washington
U S
John M McKibben dies at 89 after Cedar Rapids years
John Milton McKibben a Cedar Rapids resident for thirty years and member of First Baptist church died at 9 am Monday at his home 832 Sixth avenue SE He was born June 6 1844 in Clinton county near New Vienna Ohio farmed there before moving to Cedar Rapids in 191? He married Eva Turner December 31 1873 She survives with four children Cleo died in infancy Flo E Johnson Ina Pearl Ridge and Guy T McKibben Three grandchildren and one great grandchild Also sixty year marriage anniversary noted He belonged to Knights of Pythias for forty years Funeral at Beatty chapel Tuesday 1 pm with deacons as honorary pallbearers then to New Vienna for Wednesday service Burial in New Vienna Friends may call Beatty chapel Monday 7 to 9 pm.
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John Milton McKibben
Cedar Rapids
First Baptist Church
Sixth Avenue SE
Clinton County
New Viennai
Eva Turner
Cleo
Flo E. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Ina Pearl Ridge
Guy T. McKibben
Knights of Pythias Lodge
New Vienna
Beatty Chapel
Russell F. Judson
Ellis and Lukins
Anna Svoboda
Wes Svoboda
Camburncourt SE
Bohemia
Richard
Janeba and Brosh
Theodore B Hinbucek
Iowa Senate Passes Religion Questioning Ban Bill
DES MOINES UP The Iowa senate approved a controversial measure by 27 to 7 to bar public bodies from inquiring into applicants religious affiliations for public jobs. The bill also makes it a misdemeanor to seek or provide such information in schools or public work. Rep Yager Dickinson introduced a highway patrol bill creating up to 38 patrolmen under the motor vehicle department with exams and bonds.
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Des Moines
Iowa Senate
Yager
Dickinson
Iowa
Motor
Deaths and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids area
Obituary notices report the death of Joseph A Walton at the Buttre cigar store after a stroke, with burial in Troy Mills. Survived by four daughters, eight grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and a surviving wife. Funeral at Troy Mills Christian church, led by Rev John McKee. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs W S Wooldridge in Cedar Rapids and Mrs Anna Svoboda in Cedar Rapids with details of survivors and cremation plans.
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Joseph A. Walton
Fifth Street
Buttre
First Avenue E
Spring Grove
Cedar Rapids
W R Dudley
Charles Winistorfer
Troy Mills
Jesse Porter
Walker
Perry Reece
Christian Church
John McKee
Friends Mas
Child Narrowly Escapes Wringer Incident
Marietta Sturm three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Sturm of 1416 Sixth street NW was drawn into a washing machine wringer near noon Monday. Her arm suffered severe bruising but she escaped serious injury after being treated at St Luke's hospital and sent home.
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Marietta Sturm
Joseph Sturm
Sixth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Spotlight Stolen After Window Smash At Kopecky Dry Goods
A concrete block was hurled through the Kopecky Dry Goods storefront at 1000 Seventh Street SE early Sunday. The thief stole a spotlight while leaving the rest of the store undisturbed. Proprietor and neighbor reports identify William Miller of 1009 Seventh Street SE as hearing a midnight crash and seeing nothing.
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Kopecky Dry Goods
Seventh Street SE
William Miller
B. And P. W. Cast Presents Washingtons Birthday Comedy
The Business and Professional Women's club staged a Rotary luncheon comedy at the Hotel Roosevelt. Ida McQuin played the teacup molded Mr Gower with Lillian Clark as the maid Anna, Laura Palmer as the publicity seeking daughter in law, Marvel Foster as the museum curator, and Ollie Larson directed with Edna Wilson assisting.
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Ida McQuin
Mr. Gower
George Washington
Hotel Roosevelt
Lillian Clark
Anna Laura Palmer
Marvel Foster
Pup Rescued From Ice At Cost Of 250
In the Delaware River a snow covered dog shivered on a cake of ice. Police alerted. A fire boat could not reach due to heavy floes. Officers then shoved a boat eight miles through the ice. One officer fell in, but the pup was saved. City estimated rescue cost at 250 dollars.
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Philadelphia
Delaware River
Blanenburg
City briefs and personal items
Max William Walthart a Van Horne farmer filed a federal court bankruptcy petition listing debts of 4996 and assets of 3903. Franklin A Weldhman 20 son of CG A Weldhman of Nashville Ia enlisted for the eightieth motorized field artillery at Fort Des Moines. Justice A S Reed sentenced four men to thirty days in jail for intoxication and levied fines. Norways Father Son Dinner will be held at the Methodist church with the Ladies Aid serving.
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Max William Walthart
van Horne
Franklin A. Weldhman
CG. A. Weldhman
Nashville
Eightieth Motorized Field Artillery
Fort Des Moines
Sergt
Wiliam Melton
Norway Boy Scouts
Methodist Church In
Norway
Ladies Aid Society
Tool Boxes Stolen From Three Minute Cereals Plant
Tool boxes owned by Cecil Van Fleet shop foreman and Art Chambers machinist at the Three Minute Cereals plant were stolen Saturday night or Sunday. Each man valued his tool box and contents at 150 dollars, a report to police Monday said.
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Cecil van Fleet
Art Chambers
Three Minute Cereals
Professor Williamson Hospital Visit Arrangements
Prof Williamson and Prof S N Williams, former Cornell engineering instructor now in Chicago, are confined at St Luke's Hospital. Friends may visit in room 270. His son Rev S V Williams, pastor of Lyons Methodist Church in Clinton, brought him there.
Will of W A McArthur Admitted to Probate in Monroe Court
After objections were withdrawn, Judge A B Clark admitted the will of W A McArthur to probate. Minnie Stinson and John Van Note were named joint executors. The 64 acre Monroe township farm is left to sister Anna Mary McArthur and brother John McArthur with nieces and nephews as residuary legatees. The will is dated January 28, 1933.
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Charles W. van Note
John van Note
Co. L. McArthur
O. E. McArthur
W A. McAarthur
A B. Clark
Minnie Stinson
Monroe Township
Anna Mary McArthur
John McArthur
French Plane Crash Kills Mechanic in West Africa Raid
In Casablanca, Morocco, an Air France air mail plane crashed in a rugged Rio de Oro region in West Africa early Monday. A mechanic died and the remaining three crew members were seriously injured. The crash is under investigation and authorities are reviewing flight records.
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Casablanca
Morocco
Rio de Oro
West Africa
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Davenport
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Raymond
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Marion Township
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Linn
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Nealsville
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