Hogs Highest In Four Years Top at 8.10 At Chicago
Chicago stockyards report four year highs for hogs and cattle with limited supply. Monday receipts totaled 42,300 across four terminals. Chicago yard hogs topped at 8.10, highest since August 1931, with 26,000 local arrivals and strong prices elsewhere including 11,000 sheep. Cattle 13,000 in Chicago, vealers and yearlings up slightly, lambs steady. Other markets: Cleveland and Pittsburgh mixed, East St. Louis firm, and Iowa des Moines notes show 42,000 hogs in 24 hours across interior markets with varied gains.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Chicago Livestock
API U 8 Dept
Neght
Herris Gil
Iowa
Des Moines
Dept. Agriculture
Interior Town
Minnesota
ST. Paul
ST Paul
Ap)—I
Dent Agriculture
Montana
Cimccago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Ceveland
Pittsburgh Buffalos
Ware
Cincinnati Eeeeeres
Sesensey
Local hog prices surge to four-year high on market Monday
Hog prices rose to the highest level in four years on the local market with all grades boosted a dime. Top price reached 7.90 per hundredweight, while cattle and steer listings show varied gains and reductions across weight categories and quality grades.
Grain Movement Chicago Cass Grain Chicago AP Market Report
Grain prices for wheat corn oats and soybeans listed with No 1 and No 2 hardness and varied weights. Prices show cash bids at Minneapolis and Chicago markets with several protein and moisture notes, including wheat at 112 to 107.7 and corn around 93 cents to 104 cents per bushel, plus soy and seed values and lard figures.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
E. Disbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Winnipeg
Cass Grain
Minneapolis
Eit
May
Wall Street Stocks Firm as Budget Boost Fans Trade
New York AP reports a firmer stock market on Monday with active steel buying lifting early trading before rails recovered. Major gains posted by Auburn Automobile Du Pont U S Steel Bethlehem and several others while Coca Cola hit a year high and overall volume reached about 1.35 million shares.
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New York
Loews
Auburn
du Pont
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Pullman
American Telephone
Westinghouse
U. S
Coca Cola
A. M. Byers
U. S. Smelting
American Shipbuilding
Auburn Automobile
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel Common
American Rolling Mill
Case
Western Union
Foundation Co
Cerro de Pasco
National Cash Register
Loew's
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A fragmented listing from Cedar Rapids shows prices for oats corn and produce including hens leghorns and various meats. Commodities include oranges navels Texas grapefruit lemons potatoes bananas head lettuce celery cabbage onions oysters hides and furs with multiple animal product notes and miscellaneous prices.
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Bc Springs
Leghorn Springs
Mennery
Wheat Prices Hit Highest Mark Since December 15
Wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade rose to the highest level since December 15 as traders viewed the president's budget message as inflationary. May wheat at 1.01 to 1.015, other grains up modestly. Mill purchases and a reduced visible supply supported the advance, though profit-taking trimmed gains later.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Markets show steady prices across butter eggs poultry
Chicago and New York markets report steady receipts and prices for butter eggs and poultry. Butter values range around 2. and 19 to 20 cents for various grades while eggs show mixed colors and standards with firsts near 30 to 42 cents. Poultry receipts include live trucks and steady to weak price movement across hens roosters turkeys and ducks.
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Chicago
Aronics
Rock Springs
Sunany
Wisconsin
Idaho
U S
New York
Bond Markets Hover as Budget Message Delays Trade
New York bond activity cooled in forenoon trading as the Presidents budget message to Congress neared. Federal issues led with heavy business, while corporates and rails showed firm to modest gains amid mixed dealer interest and sizable Treasury 3s activity.
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New
Federal Farm Mortenrech
Roosevelt Budget Aims for Economy and Relief
President Roosevelt outlined three core budget objectives to sustain government functions with efficiency, prevent destitution through practical methods, and preserve U.S. credit for the public good. He proposed a $20 million boost to civil service and a $50 million rise for veterans certificates, while forecasting higher defense outlays and revenue next year contingent on current tax and postal policies.
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Civil Service Fund
Veterans’ Certificate Fund
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Executive
Memorial fund created from Harlan will at Cornell college
Dr. James Elliott Harlan former Cornell college president died December 13, 1933. probate admitted for 10000 dollar bequest to Elsie Barrett ex executrix. Residue left to Cornell as memorial fund for Harlan and McKinney families with principal preserved and income used. Objections by John S. Harlan withdrawn December 19 after stipulation.
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Cornell College
Mount Vernon
James Elliott Harlan
H. C. Ring
Harlan
Dr. Harlan
Elsie D. Barrett
Cornell
Janette McKinney Harlan
John S. Harlan
Judge Ring Presides As New Court Term Opens
The January term of Linn counties district court opened with Judge H C Ring of Cedar Rapids presiding. Judge A B Clark was slated for the bench but his contest of C J Haas election won last November by fifteen votes will open January 14 here, so Ring acts as presiding judge. Motions heard Monday. defaults in law and equity begin Tuesday at 1 30 pm. the petit jury reports to begin trial work January 15.
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Linn County
District Court
H. C. Ring
Cedar Rapids
A. B. Clark
Clark
C J. Haas
Ring
Dispute Over Grocery Stock In Sheronick Estate Suit
Sam Kilell, defendant in a district court suit by Marguerite Dunigan as administrator of the Hassen Sheronick estate, seeks $8,430 in a counterclaim for delivery of property including a grocery stock. He claims $497.90 due under a purchase agreement and notes $69.30 was used from store receipts to pay an investment certificate. He also seeks $15 damages for alleged failure to remove certain personal property from the premises.
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Sam Kilell
Marguerite Dunigan
Hassen Sheronick
Kilell
Sheronick
Judge delays equity assignment in Cedar Rapids foreclosure case
Judge A B Clark announced no equity assignment will be made until further notice. In a $26,456 64 foreclosure suit by F W Armstrong against Cedar Rapids laundry premises and equipment Frederick A Burchard and Stella M Burchard as defendants ask that district court proceedings be stayed and the suit referred to conciliators to investigate and report proposing conciliation between plaintiff and defendants.
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A. B. Clark
Frederick A. Burchard
Stella M. Burchard
F. W. Armstrong
Cedar Rapids
Judge Rules On Lease Suit Involving Perfection Building
Judge H C Ring in district court Monday sustained a motion by Mrs Beulah Paar and H F Paar to set aside a default and a 27763 judgment entered December 4 in a lease suit over rental claims on the Lincoln hotel premises. Walter R Hutchinson of Cedar Rapids, resigning state securities manager, was named additional focal counsel in the Iowa State Savings bank receivership by Judge Ring on application of D W Bates state superintendent of banking as receiver and Attorney General Edward O Connor. Joseph Mekota.
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Beulah Paar
H. F. Paar
Perfection Building Company
Lincoln Hotel
Walter R. Hutchinson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa State Savings Bank
D. W. Bates
Edward O'Connor
Joseph Mekota
Van Dyke Divorce Plea Seeks Custody in Iowa District Court
Anna Jr. Van Dyke files for divorce from Leslie D. Van Dyke in district court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of a minor son and title to the home. Married in Iowa City in 1920. Cedar Rapids references appear as attorney notes.
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Anna Jr. van Dyke
Leslie D. van Dyke
Iowa City
Deaths Miss Mary Condon Longtime Bertram Resident
Miss Mary Condon 73 of Bertram township died at a local hospital Sunday at about 5 p.m. after a short illness. She was born in Bertram and lived there all her life, a daughter of John and Mary Condon. Survived by two brothers Dan of Cedar Rapids and Andy, and a sister Johanna Condon, both of Bertram. Body at Monahan chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Bertram Township
John Condon
Dan
Cedar Rapids
Andy
Johanna Condon
Bertram
Monahan Chapel
Henderson Baker Dies After Five Month Illness
Henderson Baker died at his home 608 Penn avenue NW at 1 30 a.m. Monday after a five month illness. Born October 20, 1906 in Noble Illinois he lived in Cedar Rapids about ten years and worked for Dearborn Brass. Survived by widow Adele son Gerald Lee five sisters Miss Blanch Baker Mrs. Hanson Mrs. Gard ner Mrs. Curt is and Mrs. Bradish one brother Loy N Baker and father John Baker. Mother died in 1917. Body at Rohn chapel awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Penn Avenue
Noble, Ill
Cedar Rapids
Dearborn Brass Company
Adele
Gerald Lee
William Hanson
Madison
Wis
Fred Gardner
Mattoon
Ill
J. N. Curtis
Edward Bradish
Blanch Baker
Sioux City
Loy N. Baker
Chicago
John Baker
Olney
Rohn
Infant Patricia Trachta Dies in Cedar Rapids
Patricia Lee Trachta infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee J Trachta rural route Cedar Rapids died at 7 15 am Monday Born Jan 3 She is survived by her parents two grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Trachta and Mr and Mrs Charles Chadima one great grandparent Mr and Mrs John Kadlee Jr Funeral services were at Kuba funeral home at 3 30 pm Monday conducted by Rev Frank R Hruby Burial in St Johns cemetery
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Lee J. Trachta
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Trachta
Charles Chadima
John Kadlee
Kuba
Frank R. Hruby
St. John’s Cemetery
Morley Infant Carol Jean Dies in Ogden Utah
Word has been received of the death of Carol Jean Morley infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Rodney M Morley of Ogden Utah The child born on Christmas day is survived by her parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs J O Morley of McGill Nevada and Mr and Mrs C R Hicks of Cedar Rapids Mrs Rodney Morley formerly Jeanette Hicks Cedar Rapids Funeral service was held at the Ogden chapel Sunday afternoon and burial was at the Ogden Memorial cemetery in a plot dedicated to the little flowers.
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Rodney M. Morley
Ogden
Utah
J. O. Morley
McGill, Nev
C. R. Hicks
Cedar Rapids
Rodney Morley
Jeanette Hicks
Ogden Chapel
Ogden Memorial Cemetery
Little Flowers
James L Jones Dies at Cedar Rapids Home at 1 A.M.
James L Jones died after a short illness at his daughter Mrs. M G Farley’s home 630 Third street Sw at 1 a m Sunday. Born October 20 1850 in Ottawa Illinois he lived in Cedar Rapids twenty five years. He leaves another daughter Mrs Elizabeth McCammon Camby Minnesota seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p m in Beatty chapel conducted by Rev E F Austin burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p m.
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James L. Jones
M. G. Farley
Third Street
Ottawa
Ill
Cedar Rapids
Farley
Elizabeth McCammon
Camby
Minn
Beatty Chapel
E. F. Austin
Linwood Cemetery
John F. Heefner Dies at 58 on Center Point Road Farm
John Franklin Heefner aged 58, a Cedar Rapids area farmer living seven miles north of Cedar Rapids on the Center Point road, died Sunday at 11:45 a.m. He resided on the farm for 30 years. Survived by his wife and three children, Mrs. Harold Biiney and J. S. Heefner of Cedar Rapids and D. L. Heefner of Toddville. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Church of Christ in Toddville with Rev. Coolidge of Cedar Rapids officiating.
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Cedar Rapids
Center Point Road
Harold Biiney
J. S. Heefner
D. L. Heefner
Toddville
Church of Christ
Coolidge
Mrs Olson Funeral Services Held at Benton Lutheran Church Near Norway
Funeral services for Mrs J P Olson will be held at Benton Lutheran church near Norway at 2 p m Tuesday. The Rev Walter Carlson will officiate and burial will follow in the Norway cemetery. Friends may call at the home until noon Tuesday.
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J. P. Olson
Benton Lutheran Church
Norway
Walter Carlson
Norway Cemetery
Earth Once May Have Resembled Moon’s Pockmarked Surface
In Philadelphia Dr Clyde Fisher curator of the American Museum of Natural History argued that the earth once appeared pock marked like the moon. He showed photographs of crater like features on earth and the moon in a recent address.
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Philadelphia
Clyde Fisher
American Museum of National History
New York
Earth
Drunkenness Definition Fails To Save Culprit
HARWICK Mass. UP Drunkenness is defined as a state of in ebriation when a man can no longer see James Gomes charged with the offense argued he could see Judge Robert A Welsh asked how police caught him he said I didn't see them Guilty $15 fine.
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Harwick
Mass
James Gomes
Gomes
Robert A. Welsh
Betty Gow Collapses On Leaving Stand In Lindbergh Trial
The trial heard Betty Gow reveal she may have told staff she knew the Lindberghs would not return Monday. Threats against the Lindberghs and their family spiked. guards stationed at Mrs. Lindbergh’s mother’s Englewood home. Prosecution plans to call Dr. Condon and other key witnesses as evidence includes the ransom note, ladder prints, and a tense courtroom scene as Hauptmann remains in custody awaiting further questioning.
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Hunterdon County
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New Jersey
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Frank A. Kelly
Kelly
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David T. Wilentz
Mayor Urges Co-Operation In Housing Survey
Mayor W. J. Neill called for local residents to aid a Cedar Rapids housing survey begun Tuesday under the Iowa state planning board with FERA support. Twenty five workers directed by Lawrence J. Conlon will study low income housing conditions for two to three months, promising strict confidentiality.
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Iowa State Planning Board
FERA
Lawrence J. Con Jon
Conlon
Neill
Cedar Rapids
Bureau Head Sees Business Pick Up
Cleveland report notes a quick rise in steel and auto parts manufacturing as demand for skilled tool and die makers grows. B C Seiple, manager of the state city free employment bureau, expects shop and foundry improvements after January 1 based on the uptick in industrial demand.
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B. C. Seiple
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Seiple
Pa's Quit Smoking Poem Card
A brief humorous note about Pa quitting smoking. The reader is urged to be gentle and quiet to avoid triggering his irritability. It playfully warns not to disturb him as his nerves are on edge and jokes about the consequences of loud behavior.
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Duffer
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