Hog Prices Advance Despite Ample Supplies in Market
Government relief buying lifted hog prices about 10 cents as receipts in Chicago and other markets totaled over 53 000 head in five markets. Packers received 10 000 hogs direct, with top prices for best hogs near 3.70 and average around 3.45. Cattle and sheep activity varied across cities, with strong demand in Chicago and mixed results elsewhere. pork reserves held by packing companies were reported at about 720 million pounds for federal relief distribution.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburea
East Buffalo
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
Buffalo
Grain Prices Rise on Larger Trade Volume at Board
Chicago trading lifted grain prices as volume expanded. Wheat rose over a cent, corn up 4s to cents, oats higher. buyers and hedging activity supported the market amid drought concerns and firmer stock sentiment.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Items and Prices
A fragmented page lists assorted local goods and prices in Cedar Rapids. Items include electrical parts, hardware, and household products with scattered price figures such as 140 and 209, along with vendor lines and partial product names. The OCR text shows catalog-like entries and pricing fragments without complete descriptors.
Hogs Advance on Local Market Price Highlights Across Grades
Local hog prices rise with prime hogs 5 to 10 cents higher, top at 2.95, and good packers gaining on lighter weights. Grades revised, calves and sheep also noted with varied values, reflecting quality and condition across the market.
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Sinclair
Prume
Okee Ston
Priume Hess
Oe Gume
Ween
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher After Tobacco Rally
New York traders opened with modest gains led by tobacco issues after a cigar rate increase sparked buying. Liggett and Myers jumped about 6 points, American Tobacco and Reynolds rose, while General Motors and US Steel firmed. Volume hovered around 800000 shares as other industrials gained modestly and financials lagged.
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NEW York
Liggett and Myers
American Telephone A
Aerican Tobacco
Western Union
Industrial Alcohol
Reynolds
General Motors
US_ Steel
Liggett and Miers
American Tobacco
Reynolds B
Cigaret Group
American Telephone
Case
Westinghouse US Steel
American Can Aled Chemical C Pennes Consolidated Gas DuPont
General Electric
General Motors Chrisier
Johns-Manville U . Smelting
US Industrial Alcohol
Santa Fe
Markets Read Mixed in Midwest and New York Bureaus
Chicago prices show steady butter receipts and firm turkey supplies while potatoes face moderate demand. New York reports steady butter with higher creamery quotes and varied dressed poultry markets.
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Chicago
Wisconsa
Colorado
McClures
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
New York
Ara
Bond Men Offer Local Sud Service Positions
A Cedar Rapids brokerage advertises bonded salesmen to join its network. It claims exclusive client connections across Cedar Rapids and nearby cities, promising access to bank accounts and financial services for vetted applicants. Submit name, address, and phone to Boz 220 Gazette.
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SUD
Cedar Rapids
Hid Fem
Aho
Ryrane
Nume Pai
Addaress
Boz
Foreign exchange steady amid mixed world demand
The market shows uneven demand from Britain and France with quoted rates across many nations including Germany 3712 and Sweden 2625. Regional activity centers in New York and Montreal report varied exchange flows and notable cross border movements.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Sjolland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greeer
BSN
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Montreal
Death of Sarah May Pierce Graduate Nurse
Sarah May Pierce a Cedar Rapids resident for twenty seven years died at her sister's home after a six month illness. Born February 11 1874 in Truro Nova Scotia she trained at Boston City Hospital and worked at Magdalene Hospital in Chester S C and the German Lutheran hospital in Chicago. Survived by siblings including Mrs Zook Syracuse N Y and three others in Massachusetts Nova Scotia and Truro. Funeral at Beatty chapel Wednesday at 230 pm conducted by Rev Russell Judson burial Linwood cemetery.
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Sarah May Pierce
Cedar Rapids
J. W Zook
Bover Avenue
Miss Pierce
Truro
Nova Scotian
United States
Melrose
Mass
German Lutheran Hospital
Chicago
Marshalltown
First Baptist Church
Eastern Star
Zook
James R Pierce
Syracuse
Nova Scotia
A. Reynolds
Medford
Don Sutherland
Beatty Chapel
Russell F Judson
Linwood Cemetery
Warshaw sky auto parts warehouse fire probes incendiary cause
Chicago fire officials opened an investigation into a million dollar blaze that destroyed Warshawsky and Companys automobile accessories warehouse on State Street. Fire Marshal Corrigan said evidence suggested incendiary origin as 400 firefighters battled for five hours. Two employees were seriously burned and fifty families evacuated nearby.
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Chicago
INS
Warshawsky and Company
South State Street
Michael J Corrigan
Officers Re-Elected By Oelwein Bank
Special to The Gazette Oelwein Ia All officers and directors of the First National Bank of Oelweilh were re-elected at the annual meeting Tuesday The bank's statement showed an approximate increase of about 200 000 in local deposits with all postal savings deposits and borrowed money having been paid off during the year Earnings during the last year above operating expenses were approximately 7500 and total assets about 10 000 above a year ago. Officers are C B Chambers president Thomas Smith vice president George W Falk cashier and trust officer Fred S Rule and M C Hanson assistant cashiers Paul H Lenz Donald C Witt and Harold G Ziergler tellers
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Qelwein
First National Bank of
Fred S Rule
M C Hanson
Paul H Lenz
Donald C Witt
Harold G. Ziergler
Philadelphia Taxi Strike Ends as 400 Return to Work
The Philadelphia taxi strike ended Tuesday with 400 drivers returning to work. Philadelphia Rapid Transit will rehire 100 strikers weekly until all are back, excluding those suspected of violence during the walkout that began on Thanksgiving.
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Philadelphia
James O'Neal Given Six Months Jail Term
James O Neal Negra was sentenced to six months in county jail for assault with intent to inflict bodily injury by Judge J I C Ring in district court. The charge arose from an incident Nov 13 at Lucille Blakey s home on Fifth Street NW. O Neal pled not guilty on Nov 29. Sentence made effective Nov 15.
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James O'Neal
Negra
JI C Ring
Lucille Clarissa Blakey
Fifth Streok NW
O'Neal
G K. Thompson
Birth of Edwin Fay at Mercy Hospital
Mr and Mrs Lester Lodee of 314 Sixth Street SW welcomed a baby boy at Mercy Hospital on January 5. The newborn weighed 8 pounds 44 ounces.
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Lester Lodee
Sixth Street
Mercy Hospital
Edwin Fay
Rudy Vallee Threatens To Expose Wife
In Los Angeles Rudy Vallee reacts to his wife Fay Webb Vallee suit for separate maintenance. He hints at exposing conversations with other men and denies alleged affairs including with Alice Faye. He cites California law about cross complaints and taunts her over alimony and a New York incident involving a listening device.
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Los Angeles
Fay Webb
Rudy Vallee
New York
Coquillettes Head Merchants National Bank Leaders
Coquillettes heads Merchants National as deposits rise across all sectors and debts are paid. Peoples Bank re elects officers with gains nearing 28 percent in deposits. stockholders approve selling $150,000 in preferred stock to the U S government to strengthen capital.
Linn County Approves Treasurer's Quarterly Report
The Linn County Board of Supervisors approved the Treasurer Frank L. Williams quarterly fee report for October November and December totaling 1 927 559 Other recent reports include Clerk Edwin Liutndejiet 5 440 290 Recorder Wempary Jones 1 52905 and County Attorney Robert M Vesely 14700.
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Linn County Board of All Spervisors
Frank L. Williams
Ohio District Court
Edwin W. Liutndejiet
Wempary Jones
Robert M Vesely
Four Games Slated In Ke Wash Conference
Ke Wash conference schedules four upcoming games this week with Gordal at Oaze and Wellman on Tuesday, then Wellatan at West Cheater and Crighton at Plehinned on Friday. The Wear Cheater upset Kalonna 82 to 10 last week, while Belgiton faces Belgiton in a fray as standings remain unsettled.
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Gordal
Oaze
Wasungton
Rehinnd
Wellman
Wellatan Plava
West Cheater
Crighton Ab
Kalonna
Meath
Keotn
Wear Cheater
Wen Cheater
Fenders Liter Lyssene
Kelvin
Sigourney Drops Narrow Loss at Kinross 27-25
Sigourney high school basketball fell to Kinross 27-25 last Friday night. The Sigourney second team triumphed 18-14 in a game that went three overtimes.
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Gazette Sigourney. la
Sigourney
Kinross
Three Die in Plane Crash Near Childress Ex
In Mangum Oklahoma UP reports pilot Paul Towell and two passengers A B Smith and his wife Newlin Tex were killed Tuesday when their plane crashed and burned near Childress Texas.
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Mangum
Okla
Paul Towell
A. B Smith
Newlin
Tex
Childress
Marion area wedding and community notices
Miss Beulah Scott and Owen Storck wed at bride’s home with fifty guests as Rev J P Van Horne officiated. The couple will reside in Darlington Wisconsin after January 20. Also reported are deaths, family visits, club meetings and civic notices from Marion and surrounding areas with multiple local names and events.
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Beulah Scott
Florence Scott
Marion
Owen D. Storck
Darlington
Wis
D. B. Storck
Mount Vernon
J. P. van Horne
Cedar Rapids
Lucile Albaugh
Leah Scott
Leona Smith
Esther Scott
Eleanor Storck
Marion High School
Kenwood High School
University of Wisconsin
Lafayette County
Storck
Wells Street
Gail Storck
Julia Crew
E. H. Rickman
Battle Creek
Donald O’ren
Stockton, Ill
Leola Jones
van Horn
Study Indian Music at Musical Literary Club Meeting
The Musical Literary club met Monday at Mrs. A. E. Bragg's home to study American Indian music. Mrs. J. T. Christie discussed Thurlow Lieurance while records of his songs were played. The program featured many student and member performances and Lieurance pieces.
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Musical Literary Club
A. E. Bragg
J. T. Christie
Thurlow Lieurance
Paul Loring
C W. Clemo
Lula Toms
C. D. Burns
E. J. Esgate
Rebekah Officers Installed by Mount Vernon Team
Grove City Rebekah Lodge No. 35 installed officers Monday with Elizabeth Kimball and staff from Mount Vernon present. Names include Ruth Booze as junior past noble grand and Dorothy Milner as noble grand among others. Refreshments for about 100 attendees followed.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Elizabeth Kimball
Mount Vernon
Noble Grand
Ruth Booze
Dorothy Milner
Evelyn Fiecsher
Helen Burns
Alta Taylor
Mabel Lesher
Ella Harding
Gladys Derflinger
Mary Brene
Dyersville Flyers Defeat Alburnett 39 32 On Sunday
The Dyersville Flyers beat the Alburnett independents 39 to 32 to extend their winning streak to ten with one loss this season. The game stayed close through three quarters with a 18 all tie at halftime before Fritz Kremer helped the Flyers pull away in the final stretch.
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Oyvraville
Dyersville
Viyera
Alburneth Independents
Annex
Tod
Loverts
Seasion
Une Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids
Nic Gross
Fritz Kremer
Inein
Flyers
Independence Captures Eleventh Straight Win
Independence Maroons rally to beat Waverly 31 to 30 in a tight game on Monday night. Farrah’s squad led 11-4 after one period, with Waverly narrowly closing to 15-10 at halftime before sustaining the victory.
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Brecial
Gazette
Independence
Mike Farrah
Maroons
Waverly
Spartans
Marengo Tops Belle Plaine 21 to 9 in Slow Duel
Marengo defeated Belle Plaine 21 9 Monday night after a 3 3 halftime tie. Hogan scored 7 for Marengo in a standout effort. The Marengo cagers had earlier fallen 18 17 at Montezuma, missing several close setups and shooting 4 of 40 from the free throw line.
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Marengo
Belle Plaine
Hogan
Marengo Cagers
Montezuma
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This City
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Ladies Union of the Christian Church
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Scott
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Mareon
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Orpha Romp
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Don Wolfe
W. H Balster
Owen Fernow
Thirteenth Street
Ed McKean
Farm Bureau
W C Sheets
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C B
F Michel
Frank Drexler
Norcross
Minn
Rudolph Harris
Oliver Tilton
Doris Binks
Lisbon
Mrs
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Dyersville Flyers
Alburnett
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