Hogs Prices Dip as Chicago Receipts Weigh On Market
Chicago hog prices slide with receipts heavy and demand soft though steer and cow sales show varied strength. Lamb and sheep markets firm in spots with top muttons advancing and regional stockyards reporting mixed results from Cleveland East Buffalo and East St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nio Cricaro
East Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
East St. Louis
Chicago Livestock
Wright
Fae
Ceri
Local Cedar Rapids Notices and Mixed Grain Trade Notes
A Cedar Rapids page shows assorted notices and grain trade snippets including vendors, rates, and names like Denny Fearlahing and Trent Pereny. The text mentions weather, market activity, and local notices, with scattered entries likely from a miscellaneous column.
Prices of Grain Boosted On Board By Active Buying
Traders on the Sard of trade Wednesday favored higher prices as activity rose. Wheat advanced by 1/2 to 1 cent, corn up about 1/2 cent, and oats edged higher with others. Cash demand was fair, with substantial selling of May wheat and scattered buying tied to cotton and stock strength. Local buyers supported the market while outside activity remained limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ana
Adams
Liverpool
Wall Street stocks drift higher on steady demand
Stocks advanced modestly with steady demand for metals alcohols steels and other industrials. Major gains included American Telephone US Steel preferred US Industrial Alcohol and Santa Fe up a point or more. Transfers reached about 1,000,000 shares as professionals dominated a meager session with a firmer under tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
U. S Steel
U. S
Santa Fe
General Motors
Case and
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Steel Preferred
American
Western Union
US. Steel
Case
Chrysler
National Distillers
American Can
Montgomery Ward
Johns- Manville N Y
Best Help From Very Best Families Voyage Ball Friday
A cluttered OCR fragment lists names and items for a social event titled Voyage Ball, mentioning Betsy and Bets, with notes on tickets, location hints, and a bank of quotations and prices. The text reads like an internal party notice plus assorted quotations and arrangements.
Seeds Unchanged and Markets Summary
Raw sugar futures steady slight gains while refined sugar sits at $4.30 per 100 pounds. Flour shipments in Minneapolis show no change. Foreign exchange rates list multiple European and global currencies with mixed movement. Notable quotes include Great Britain 5.09, France 6.11, Italy 4.18 per unit and several international values.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portucal
Greecr
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jaroslavia
Ioumanin
Brazil
Mexico City
Montreal
New York Bond Market Holds Firm Amid Government and Corporate Issues
Bond markets in New York showed continued firmness in both government and corporate issues during morning trading. Long term Treasuries remained near the lows as investors awaited further guidance, with volume in line with the prior session and the overall tone similar to yesterday.
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New York
U_ S
Treasury
Teoybertl
Amun
Local porkers slightly weaker on midweek market
Prices eased on the local market with all grades down slightly. Prime top quoted around 2.90 dollars while calf prices for good to choice cattle ran 130 to 190 dollars. lambs varied by quality with suck lambs around one dollar higher in spots.
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Sinclair
Pims Hess
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Report
The Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain desks report mixed grain prices and receipts. Wheat and corn values are shown with various grades and samples. prices for old corn, oats, timothy, and other feeds are listed, alongside futures references and nearby dates.
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Chicago
Timothy
Duluth Wieahradas
Minnearohs
Minneapolis
ST Louis
Fleur
Kansas
Lindbergh Receives 250000 Stock From Transcontinental Air
Col Charles A Lindbergh was credited with 250000 dollars worth of 25000 shares in Transcontinental Air Transport as an inducement to chair the technical committee. He also drew a 10000 dollar annual salary. A June 6 1928 letter advised him to avoid putting the stock in his own name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Senate Committee
C. M. Keys
Lindberch
Walter Brown
Roosevelt
H. Frankhauser
Post Office Department
Brown
Roosevelt Urges Rail and Farmer Debt Relief Plan
President Roosevelt endorses sinking funds for railroads to manage bonded indebtedness. He argues railroads struggle not from operating costs but due to interest and refinancing debts in a low mood era. The Interstate Commerce Commission backs sinking funds over issuing new securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt urges ratification of St. Lawrence waterway treaty
President Roosevelt asks the senate to ratify the St. Lawrence waterway pact while a top recovery official resists, as Sen. Wagner files a minority report opposing only the seaway provisions. The President argues the seaway benefits national power and employment and should be joint with Canada. Wagner supports voting on the power and navigation parts separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
St. Lawrence
Canada
United States
Chicago Drainage
Wagner
Violence Surges in Austria Drive Against Nazis
Violence swept across Austria as Chancellor Dollfuss's government intensified anti Nazi measures. One death reported in Klagenfurt and a subway attack injured a policeman. bombs exploded in several towns and clashes erupted in Villach with numerous arrests. Emergency guards and armed units mobilized as authorities prepared for further action.
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Vienna
Austria
CUP
Sinc
Klagenfurt
Helmwert
Iowa House Advances State Liquor Control Measure
The Iowa House debated resale rights for druggists and adopted amendments limiting sales to compounded prescriptions from physicians and requiring state-store purchases. The local option amendment failed 36 to 68, and Senate timing remains uncertain amid broader tax revisions. Governor Herring praised the bill as speedy and aligned with his state control plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Nquor Control Committee
Senate
Herring
Re-Elect Hogan As President Of Land Bank
Dennis P. Hogan was re elected president of the federal land bank in Omaha. The board re elected John Carmody as first vice president and secretary and A Kopperud as second vice president and treasurer. New directors J R Hylton and William J Lewis took oath before the session.
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Omaha (Ap
Dennis P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank
Hogan
Tlowa
Bank
John Carmody
A Kopperud
T. C. Hornby
Leo E. Manion
Frank O. Osborn
Bert Waddell
Harold James
G.C. Foreman
Wayne E. Smith
Smith
National Farm Loan Associations
Land Bank
O. HK. Pettengill
J R. Hylton
Douglas, Wye
William J, Lewis
Harlan, Ja
Senate approves liquor tax bill amendment
In Washington the Senate adopted an amendment to the house liquor tax measure. Senator Clark Ohio said the Reed amendment of 1914 caused unnecessary hardship for publishers by barring liquor ads in dry-state mailings and did not affect national temperance aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Harrison
Garner
Washington
Clark
Ohio
City Under Cloud Blanket For 10 Days
Cedar Rapids entered its tenth day of the new year with minimal sunlight. Clouds blanketed the sky as temperatures ranged from the mid thirties to near freezing. Snow fell early, totaling about one fifth of an inch, with a chilly afternoon and brisk evening forecasts through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers-Inskeep Company
Meat and its Preparation and Selection discussed in Marion
Miss Florence Plondke of Ames spoke at the Federation of Women's clubs meeting on meat selection and cooking. She cited Argentine meat consumption and U S per person figures, advised dry heat for tender roasts and moist heat for tougher cuts, and charts illustrated.
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Florence Plondke
Ames
Federation of Women's Clubs
Public
Federation
Library Board
Penny Art Fund
Voltaire
George Arliss
C. Harve Geiger
Coe College
Reichstag Fire Suspect Executed by Guillotine in Germany
German authorities executed Marinus Van der Lubbe, the Dutch bricklayer convicted of setting the Reichstag fire, beheading him with a guillotine at daybreak in the Saxon state prison. The move surprised many officials as the regime had planned an execution by axe. Lubbe confessed and had claimed sole responsibility. others involved were acquitted.
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Leipzig
Germany
INS
Marinus van der Lubbe
Reichstag
Lubbe
Paul von Hindenburg
Wilhelmina
van der Lubbe
Ernst Torgier
Lindau Beheaded for 1931 Police Inspector Killing
In Hamburg Lindau who shot Police Inspector Perske from ambush on August 27, 1931, was beheaded as punishment. A German court ordered the execution by beheading in a public or state-sanctioned transfer of justice. The case underscores wartime-era retribution.
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Hamburg
Germany
Randolf Lindau
Perske
LIFT WHISKY IMPORT BAN FOR THIRTY DAYS
Washington AP The federal government announced a thirty day import allowance for American whisky imports to distillers and rectifiers in bulk for their own use A forty five day allowance for pure ethyl alcohol from non grain sources was granted for rectifying Choate said the move combats bootlegger driven liquor shortages and aims to boost available blends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Department of Agriculture
Federal Alcohol Control Administration
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Insane Woman Imprisoned by Mate in NJ Closet Room
Ridgefield Park investigations reveal Mrs Sophie Cerardi 42 kept naked in a dirty heated closet like room above a stable on the Barnes estate. Her husband Joseph Cerardi 34 and housekeeper Miss Mary Griffin 35 are jailed on false imprisonment charges with possible abuse counts. The husband, a former middleweight, was questioned in the Lindbergh kidnapping probe after the Lindbergh baby body was found near a shack where he stayed.
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Ridgefield Park
N. J
Barnes
Sophie Cerardi
Bergen Pines
Joseph Cerardi
Mary Griffin
Cerardi
Hopewell
Notice to Compromise Claim in Ely Trust receivership
Notice to depositors and creditors of Ely Trust and Savings Bank that a petition to compromise a $6,000 mortgage with $279.49 interest, dated July 16 1925, for $4,930 cash, has been filed in Linn County District Court Cedar Rapids IA. Judge Atherton B. Clark set January 16 1934 at 7:00 AM for hearing. D W Bates Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
State of
Iowa
Ely Trust and Savings Bank of
Ely
Phe Sons
Ely Trust and Savings Bank
Towa
District Court of
Linn
Cedar Rapids
D. W W. Bates
Ely Town
Mary Reed
Comprom
Atherton B. Clark
Dear Rapids
Ely Trust & Savings Bank of
Elyons
Jos. Mekota
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STM
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Aps
Farriv
Mall
Sarrowas Cess
Nitty
Pesta
Ste
Rome
Tawa Hy Frees
Gorte
Coors
Serge
Saare
Erte
Ars
Cron Pan
Denny Fearlahing
Trent Pereny
Terry
Lamson Brothers and Co
Wey Matarer
Serenents National Bank
Open
Wall Sc
J E Sennett & Co
W. H. Jump
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Adams Express
Indus Rayon Alaska
Juneau
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
Alis Chalmers
Tel & Tel
Amerada Corp
Johns Manville
Kans City
Kayser Julius
Kelly Spefid
Kennecott
Kresge
Cary
Kroger G & B
Amn
Metais
Lambert
AMR
Pw & Lite
BlaLehich Valley
Amvin Rad & SS
Libby Owens
Am‘n Rodi Sale
Lig & Myers
Amn Smelting
aLoews, Inc
Ann. Steel
Lorilard P
Am Tel & Tel
Louisville G & E16
Am'n
Beattice Cry
Natl Breecht
Bendix
Cach
Beth Steel
Bohn Alum
Borden Co
Nat Fow & Lory Bors Warner
Natl Steel
Briegs
Noranda’ Minerth Calbend
Norf & Wen
Pac Ae
Canada Dry
North Amn Oe
Eleyee Ubs Caterpillar
Owens Ti Gi
Pullman Co
Keith
Col Gas & Elec
Ita
Fouthern
Congoleum
Seaboard
Consal Gasga
Etats Roebuck
Cenrol O
Genrea Corpr
Fea Kervel (Inc
Bakr A
Bheil Umon
Stend
Mesa
Gil Frien
Urs Ae
Fev
Amerca
Union Carbide
Aireraft
Faerad
Lee
Idaho
Toledo
Pein Samra Maram
Lindy
Air
Special Commission
U.5
Marion News
Federation of Clubs
Howard E. Hanson
Valera
Lac
George Busby
le Roy Barber
H. G. Millen
W. R. Barr
C. B. Whelpley
Marion
Masonic Temple
S. C. Lawson
C. B. McCannon
G. O. Pyle
Fred McShane
R. E. Lehdigh
Irvin L. Ford
William Dobbs
Frank Stevenson
Pleasant Grove Community Club
George Michel
S. L. Bear
Lucile Albaugh
Charles Michel
J. J. Albaugh
Lee Legler
Louis White
Fred Breneman
Ottumwa
Conrad L. Montegomery
Montgomery
Emma Montgomery
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Sherman A. Fontaine
Lincoln Drive
Ladies Aid Society of
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Andy Falcon
Frank Wood
Lions Club
New Hallewood
Australia
Louis Kulish
Frank Humpahl
Wisconsin
Humepahl
Kulish
Gordon Grocery
The
Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Sophie Coonan
Edith Cunningham
Lena Pratt
Charles Clark
Rowsley
CG. N. Owen
Gee
Tuckabache Club
J. R. Shaffer
Seventh Street
Metta Bunger
Ninth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Thirteenth Street
H. G. S. Club
Purl Kinkead Frieay
Fred. Clark
Raphael
Ahde
Jesus
Dr. Clark
Sankey
Col Biddle
Edna Roberts
Prince of Peace
Gilbert Gordon
Marvin Udeson
Mason City
Martin Udeson
Lois
Darwin Udeson
Gordon
Mr. Aceson
District Court OF Iowa
Linn County
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