Hog Prices Slip as Receipts Stay Heavy Across Markets
Receipts remained moderately heavy at major centers with buyers pushing prices down. Chicago reported most hogs 5 to 10 cents lower with top at 320 and bulk 275 to 320, while cattle auctions showed limited activity but firmer tone on some classes despite liberal supplies. Regional reports from Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Buffalo mirrored the weaker trend with varied degrees of price declines. Sheep and lamb markets held steady to lightly weaker amid rising receipts.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Ffeders
East St
Packers
Bond Markets Edge Higher Amid Mild Profit Taking
New York bonds show steady prices with profit taking in top grade issues. Foreign government maturities gain. Germany Colombia Austria Italy loans rise. Australians British Japanese ease slightly. Liberty bonds close mixed with Treasury issues posting modest moves.
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AW York Bonds
New York
Germany
Colombia
Austria
Italy
American Securities Investing Corporation
Allegheny Corp
Chicago
North Western
Erie Nickel Plate Southern Pacifier
Pennsylvania Santa Fe General
Chile Copper
Goodyear
Loews
Sinclair OW
Western Union
Texas Corp
United Drug US Rubber and Shell Union Oi
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices and Shipments
Receipts show overall activity with appled potatoes and russets in moderate demand while Idaho and Wisconsin stocks move unevenly. Live poultry receipts steady with varied hen and turkey pricing. butter and eggs weak to steady. New York prices show mixed egg and butter markets with claims of standard and premium lots in varying splits.
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Chicago
Idaho
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
New York
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and 1930 Highway Outlay
Local Cedar Rapids listings show grain prices with Wheat at 48 cents and other commodities including hay and perishables, with various lot prices noted. A separate line reports Tennessee highway outlay rising from 5,145,000 in 1924 to 36,693,000 in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Wheat Leads Grain Upturn on Chicago Board Amid Mixed Trades
Chicago markets show wheat rising to new weekly highs led by Minneapolis gains and late buying. Corn oats rye and barley follow unevenly with light offerings and scattered selling. Provisions hold steady while Liverpool weakness and slow cash trades temper the session. Receipts light with mixed local activity and several cars traded at modest prices.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Board of Trade
Barney
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain report lists wheat and corn prices with various grades and futures style quotes. Oats, rye, barley, timothy seed and clover seed are noted with per hundredweight or per ton pricing alongside lard quotes.
Mitchell Sees U S System As Sound Bank Leader Says Growth Possible
Charles F. E. Mitchell chairman of National City Bank of New York tells the bank’s stockholders that the American economic system is the most efficient in the world and capable of producing a higher standard of living. He notes his financial empire spans 101 farmer offices in 23 countries and gives an optimistic forecast for future growth and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Charles FE Mitchell
National City Bank of
Mitchell
Americas
Ten Die In Train Crash Near Bucharest Romania
Ten people were killed Tuesday when an express train struck a lumber car near Bucharest. Rescue teams and local authorities investigated the crash site about a half mile outside northern Bucharest Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
Bucharest
County Agent Addresses Local Gladiolus Society
George E Ditlon counts agent spoke on soil structure to the Cedar Rapids Gladiolus Society Monday evening. The group’s next meeting is set for February 6 at which Alfred C Hottes of Better Homes and Gardens Des Moines will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E Ditlon
Cedar Rapids Ciladiolus Society
Wall
Alfred C Hottes
Better Homes and Gardens
Des Moines
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs are unchanged on the local market with no changes in any grades on Tuesday. The top remains at 2.45 dollars. Calf market shows choice 140-180 pounds at 83 to 46.50 and good to choice 130-190 pounds at 3.50 to 63.50. Sheep market notes include choice lambs 75-85 pounds at 83.50 to 650 with heavier lambs priced by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Owen
Ietet Mann
Tome
Wea Ee
Sinclair
Ibs
Sane
Eane Oy
Wall Street Advances Amid Broad Stock Gains
New York stocks rose briskly with gains of 2 to 4 points for major issues including International Harvester Allied Chemical U S Steel Continental Can Santa Fe and Union Pacific. U S Steel and Case up about 4 points. sizeable fractions added to Montgomery Ward Sears and United Aircraft. Trading volume near 1.2 million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
International Harvester
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Continental Can
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U S. Steel
Case
Montgomery Ward
Sears
United Aircraft
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Nash
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Preferred
Bethlehem Steel
Nash, DuPont
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
U. S Steel
Wall Street
American Securities Investing Corporation
Morgan
Westward trend in livestock marketing praised at Cedar Rapids
Ray Anderson Gazette farm editor called the westward trend in livestock marketing the most important recent development in agriculture and a hopeful economic sign. He stressed farm belief over relief and urged civic groups to support agricultural resilience during tough times. The Canopus club luncheon noted future joint meetings with other Cedar Rapids clubs.
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Ray Anderson Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Anderson
Canopus
Cedar Rapids Woman Bequeaths to Czech Orphan Home
The will of Margaret Klima, died December 24, probated in district court by Judge A B Clark. She leaves 1000 dollars to the American Home for Orphan Children at Brno Czechoslovakia as a memorial to her daughter Marie Klima Suchomel. Additional bequests total 2500 dollars to relatives Joseph F Klima and Frantisek Klima of Cuba Kansas. Remainder goes to sister Mary Jedik. Otto SikorAn named executor. Will dated January 28, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Klima
Cedar Rapids
A B. Clark
Brno
Czechoslovakia
W. F. Severn
January Term Criminal Assignment Sets Major Cases
The January district court term opens with John L. Johnston charged with embezzling 75 dollars from Fred Hanson of Johnson County while an insurance agent. Benjamin H. Landmeyer faces a murder charge in the Oct 14 death of Mary Rittenburg. Carl Francois accused of larceny copper wire. Also charged are Ed Kotaska R B Sheldon Harold Brandt Mack Augustine Menno Monk Andrew Loop for various intoxication and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Johnston
A. B. Clark
Johnston
Fred Hanson
Johnson County
Benjamin H. Landmeyer
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Mary Rittenburg
Second Street
Carl Francois
Francois
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Ed Kotaska
R. B. Sheldon
Harold Brandt
Mack Augustine
Menno Monk
Andrew Loop
William Black
Frank Hess
Florence Paulsen
Trial Begins Over $6,800 Suit Against Milling Co
Trial of Fred Lords $6,800 contract suit against the Iowa Milling Co Joe Sinaiko and Max Albert moved in district court before Judge AB Clark Tuesday morning Three plaintiff witnesses testified including Lord The defendants in a counter claim seek total judgement of $3 160 35 including 1160 35 allegedly advanced for Lord A jury was impaneled Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lord
Iowa Milling Company
Joe Sinaiko
Max Albert
A B Clark
Lord
Calves Stray On Fairfax Road Premises Prompt Sheriff Search
Five calves trespassed onto the premises of Paul Petrick on Fairfax road SW Saturday. Sheriff Joseph A Petrus reported a search for the owner has failed to locate the animal owner. the herd includes three red and white calves, one black and white, and a Jersey. Inquiries in the neighborhood have yielded no leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Petrick
Fairfax Road
Joseph A Petrus
Contest of Will Proceedings In District Court
Testimony continued before Judge H C Ring and a jury Tuesday in a will contest of Joseph Koutny of College township who died March 9. George Koutny and Mrs George Koutny testified on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ring
Joseph Koutny
College Township
George Koutny
Weis will allocates life widow tenure and eight heirs
The will of E. J. Weis of Cedar Rapids who died December 30 provides a life tenure for his wife Theresa Weis. L. H. Weis is named as joint executor along with Theresa. After his death the estate goes to eight heirs: Bertha Ribbie Henry J. Weis Edward J. Weis Jr Theresa McFarlan L. H. Weis Viola Wetzel Betty Lensch and Minnie Beatty. The will was dated September 13, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Weis
Cedar Rapids
Theresa Weis
L. H Weis
Bertha Ribbie
Henry J. Weis
Edward J. Weis
Theresa McFarlan
L. H. Weis
Viola Wetzel
Linn County
Betty Lensch
Minnie Beatty
Benton County
Michael Explains State Loss On Prison Labor Deal
O M Michael of Ottumwa member of the board of control explained the state lost 148059.35 on a prison labor contract with Dearborn company of Chicago. He said the board accepted the loss because the firm was in no straightened condition and the bonding company guaranteeing the contract had failed. The Dearborn contract with Fort Madison penitentiary covered chairs and other furniture and expired December 31. The loss was disclosed by The Gazette in a prior story.
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Des Moines
O. M Michael
Ottumwa
Membe
Board of Control
Dearborn Company of
Chicago
Michael
Dearborn
Fort Madison
Indor
The
Gazette
Add Two New Items to Farm Aid Bill Continued
The House debate shows representatives adding two new commodities to the farm aid bill after initial approvals. Wheat, cotton, tobacco, rice, and hoss are under consideration as opponents seek changes. Beck compares agriculture powers to Stalin. LaGuardia calls it production planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Pennsylvania
Repubican
Secretary of Agriculture
Stalin
LaGuard
New York
Seek Freedom For Youthful Slayers Of Dyersville Man
Des Moines AP report says the appeal of habeas corpus relief for Gerald Haberman and Raymond McCormick was submitted to the Iowa Supreme Court. The youths, serving life terms for Henry Handfield's murder, challenge whether they were sentenced without evidence on guilt. The case questions the sentences of confessed murderers sent to the penitentiary on pleas of guilty without a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
Gerald Haberman
Raymond McCormick
Henry Handfield
Dyersville
Iowa Supreme Court
Five Die In Northwestern Baltimore House Fire
Five persons were burned to death in a three story home fire in Baltimore's northwestern district early Tuesday. Police listed the dead as Cecil Hewitt, 53, Maude Hewitt, 45, Cecil Hewitt, Jr. 20, Evelyn Hewitt, 16, Correnda Bowen, 25.
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Baltimore (Ap
Northwestern District
Cecil Hewitt
Maude Hewitt
Cecil Hewitt, Jr
Evelyn Hewitt
Correnda Bowen
Printer Union resident William Dooly dies with estate
William Morris Dooly died last Tuesday at the Union Printers Home in Colorado Springs where he had lived since 1928. His will shows a total cash estate of about 12 950 in currency and bank deposits with 10 000 in a safety deposit box and 2 950 in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
William Morris Dooly
Union Printers
Crawfordsville Blaze Destroys Six Buildings
A $500,000 fire in Crawfordsville Indiana destroyed six business buildings in the worst conflagration in town history. Eighty firefighters from Indianapolis Lafayette Greencastle and Danville Illinois battled the flames. The cause remains unknown.
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Crawfordsville, Ind
Ins
Crawfordsville
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Greencastle
Danville
Orchestra Leader Hurt In Accident
Harold J. Sopousek of 1716 Bever Avenue SE suffered a broken collar bone and minor cuts when his car plunged into a ditch and overturned on the Iowa City road near the airport at 2 30 am Tuesday. He was taken to Mercy hospital for first aid after garagemen towed the wrecked vehicle into the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Sopousek
Bever Avenue
Iowa City
Sopousek
Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
Foreclosure Granted on Central City Fair Ground Property
Judge F C Ellison in district court granted trustees L S Hamilton F J O Meara and D F Barrows of the State Bank of Central City a 4359 17 judgment against the Wapsie Valley Fair association in foreclosure of the fair ground property at Central City. Henry DuBois of Central City named receiver. Mortgage dated May 1 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F C. Ellison
L. S. Hamilton
F. J. O'Meara
D F Barrows
State Bank of
Central City
Wapsie Valley Fair Association
Fair Ground
Henry DuBois
Hopkinton Man Pleads Not Guilty to Charge
Menno Mocnk, 34, of near Hopkinton pled not guilty in district court Tuesday afternoon to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Bond set at $1,000. Mocnk arrested by Marshal Clair Freeman of Coggon after allegedly driving an unsteady course through Coggon on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menno Mocnk
Hopkinton
A. B. Clark
Mocnk
Marshal Clair Freeman
Coggon
Two Local Negroes Held For Robbery At Jesup
Waterloo AP reports three Negro suspects named Dave Wilson 20 Cedar Rapids Gene Ferguson 26 Cedar Rapids and Ralph King 40 Fort Dodge were arraigned in Jesup mayor's court for breaking and entering a Jesup store and stealing an automobile at Independence. They were held to the grand jury on $1,000 bonds each after a ten block automobile chase Monday night.
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Waterloo
J. K. Stripps
Jesup
Dave Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Gene Ferguson
Ralph King
Fort Dodge
Independence
Install Rebekah Officers At Marion Grove City Lodge
Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 installed officers led by district deputy Bertha Barnes in I O O F hall. New lines include Noble Grand Florence Clark and others from Cedar Rapids area lodges attended. About 150 guests, refreshments served.
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Rebekah
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Bertha Barnes
Hall
Noble Grand
Florence Clark
Bessie Castle
Mary Snyder
Phoebe Kent
Mabel Lesher
Park McCalley
Vera Arp
Ethel Bell
Gladys Ballard
Man Imprisons Daughter for Fifty Years in Shack
Daniel Kirk, 80, kept Pearl Kirk hidden in a shack with a high fence outside Benton for five decades. He died at the state hospital for the insane after falling ill, while Pearl, long confined, began to recover her senses under care. Sheriff Browning Robinson reported the long isolation followed the death of his wife. Pearl had few outside sightings, last nine years ago at her sister Ruby's death.
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Anna
State Hospital
Daniel Kirk
Pearl
Kirk
Browning Robinson
Franklin County
Benton
Pearl Kirk
Ruby
Three Cedar Rapids Men Held In Auto Theft Ring
Three men including Dave Wilson and Gene Ferguson of Cedar Rapids and Ralph King of Fort Dodge were jailed in Independence on charges of larceny of a motor vehicle and breaking and entering after a Cedar Rapids car was stolen and abandoned there. They allegedly stole a car in Independence, drove to Jesup, broke into the Flush and Houser store stealing $3, and were identified after arrest in Waterloo. They await arraignment before Justice R. F. Casey in Independence.
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Cedar Rapids
Independence
Dave Wilson
Gene Ferguson
Ralph King
Fort Dodge
J. T. Koza
F Avenue
Harry H. Bickenbaugh
Jesup
Flush and Houser
Waterloo
Buchanan County
R. F. Casey
Deaths Isaac Lane Civil War veteran 82
Isaac Henry Lane 82 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at 2 p m Monday at Mrs Jessie Abels Waterloo home after a lingering illness He was born June 20 1850 in Howard County Indiana served as a drummer boy with Company E Fifteenth Iowa in the Civil War He was a member of T Cook Post G A R Fraternal Aid Union His wife Marian preceded him in death Surviving are a son Frank Cedar Rapids and numerous relatives Funeral services are at Kearns Funeral Home Waterloo then Cedar Rapids grave services at Linwood Cemetery with military honors.
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Isaac Henry Lane
Cedar Rapids
Jessie Abel
Waterloo
Howard County
Indiana
Fifteenth
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Lane
T. Cook
Fraternal Aid Union
Marian Lane
Frank
Kearns
Linwood Cemetery
Sons of Veterans
Funeral for Mrs. Coral Schantz Held at Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Coral Schantz who died at her home on Monday at 12 15 a m will be held at 2 p m Wednesday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev E F Austin Burial will be Cedar Memorial park Friends may call at the chapel She was born October 25 1878 in Mt Vernon and married to Fred W Schantz in 1909 moving to Cedar Rapids and living here since Survived by husband three sisters Mrs Co S Litts and Mrs B F Clark of Cedar Rapids Mrs Rose Foreman Marion and two brothers William and Tom McLaughlin Mt Vernon
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Schantz
Coral Schantz
Third Street NW
Turner Chapel
E. F Austin
Cedar Memorial Park
Mt. Vernon
Fred W. Schantz
Cedar Rapids
Co. S. Litts
B F. Clark
Rose Foreman
Marion
William and
Tom McLaughlin
Mrs Edna L Stickley Funeral at St Patrick's
Funeral services for Mrs Edna L Stickley will be held at St Patrick's church on Wednesday at 9 am. Rev Father Lenihan will officiate with burial in Mt Calvary cemetery.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Linn County
Albin J Zrudsky and Helen Popek, both residents of Linn County, obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin’ J Zrudsky and
Helen Popek
Linn County
Musical Literary club meeting notes and readings
The Musical Literary club met at Mrs. C. M. Robison's home on Eighth street. Frances Hildebrand presented a paper on Louis Moreau Gottschalk, described as the first American composer. Mrs. La Verna Crew sang several songs and Mrs. Emery J. Miller read an article on unhyphenated American life. Metta Whitcomb led a lesson on national consciousness. Studied composers include Anton Heinrich, William H. Fry, and George F. Bristow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Literary Club
C. M. Robison
Eighth Street
Frances Hildebrand
Louis Morean Gottschalk
Anton Heinrich
William H. Fry
George F. Bristow
Installation of Officers for Local Masonic Bodies Planned
The public is invited to the installation of officers for Patmos Commandery No. 27 Knights Templar Marion Lodge No. 6 AF and AM and Trojan Lodge No. 548 AF and AM Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Floyd Philbrick of Cedar Rapids, deputy grand master, will install the blue lodge officers. Commandery officers will be installed by James Bromwell and Ted Stepanek of Cedar Rapids. Dancing will follow and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Masonic Temple
Cedar and Malta
Cedar Rapids
Patmos Commandery
Knights Templar
Marion Lodge
A. M
Trojan Lodge
Floyd Philbrick
James Bromwell
Ted Stepanek
Provision Plant Burns At Marengo
Firefighters battled a four hour blaze at the Marengo Provision company in Marengo Ta Tuesday. The single story brick building valued at 6500 was damaged and stock and equipment valued at 6500 were insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Marengo, Ta
Marengo Provision Company
Glen Smoley
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St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids
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