Hog Prices Steady At Chicago Stockyards Amid Slow Market
Hog prices held at 8.20 for top lots as Chicago stockyards reported slow trading. Total receipts neared 29,900 at five terminals with Chicago accounting for about 21,000 hogs and various cities showing mixed declines and steadiness. Vealers and cattle also showed firm to higher tendencies amid receipts around 10,000 to 18,000, with lambs steady to higher in the local market.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
East St
Omana Livestock Maha ‘Ap
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
OMAA
Kansas City
Omaha
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Clevelan
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Eae
Aso Eueeves
Ciicago
Ture
Acote Minthet
Starker
Feener
Local hog prices ease nickel on lighter weights
Local hog prices move lower by a nickel for hogs from 180 to 340 pounds and for the top price segment. Prices remain steady to weak overall with the high mark dropping to 790 dollars.
Chicago Livestock Market Report for March
Cattle and sheep receipts reported with mixed price moves. Cattle prices show thin strength across weights, with heavy selections around 800 dollars and lower grades near 650. Lambs and yearlings traded steady to higher, with sheep near 85 dollars for certain weights and conditions.
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ST. Paul
ST Paul
Iowa hog market prices by Associated Press
Market quotes from Waterloo Ottumwa Des Moines and Austin with hog lots and weights 180 to over 500 pounds. Prices range from about 6.40 to 7.95 per hundredweight with shifts noted in different regions and stomachs.
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Iowa
FRESS
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Good Packers
Austin
Austin. Minn
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Produce and Goods Listing
A fragmented Cedar Rapids classifieds page itemizes quantities and prices for grains, poultry, eggs, fruit and vegetables, canned goods, crates, hides, fur, and livestock related items. It lists old crop lots, storage standards, futures, and assorted merchandise with scattered figures and product names.
Grain Prices Hold Narrow Range on Chicago Market
On the Chicago Board of Trade traders stayed cautious as government farm stocks report waited. Wheat edged up fractionally while corn and oats moved little amid a light, nervous session with prices mostly steady and receipts listed.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
U.S. Supreme Court
Winnipeg
Washington
Liverpool
Broomhall
Wall Street Stocks Rally Lifts Market Late
New York AP reports a late rally in utility shares improved the market after a dull session. Consolidated Gas and Public Service of New Jersey rose about a point, with Spiegel, May, Stern advancing. Major leaders like Santa Fe, U S Steel and General Motors showed only fractional moves as volume neared 750,000 shares.
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New York
Consolidated Gas and Public Service of
New Jersey
Spiegel-May-Stern
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Washington
Prime Investment Corporation
U. S
Gillette
Caterpillar Tractor
Continental Can
National Department Store
Columbia Pictures
Allied Chemical
Foster Wheeler
Proctor and Gambel
Pullman
Liggett and Myers
Great Western Sugar
Standard
Grain Market Ledgers in Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Prices
The report lists Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain quotes across wheat corn oats and related seeds. It includes No 2 and No 3 grades for hard red winter and yellow varieties with prices and month references.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets Report Across specialties and prices
Market receipts show steady butter creamery and higher New York butter with mixed colors and varied scores. Potatoes remain on track with steady demand in Wisconsin and market activity noted in several lines of dairy and poultry items.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
New York
York
Bond Markets Show Broad Gains On Thursday in New York
Corporate bonds advanced while government issues held firm with Treasuries at 3% and 1949 53 bonds near 102 22 32. Home Owners 234s traded around 107 14 32 as highs. Liberty issues reflected cautious demand though some issues showed better tone. Market notes indicate uneven strength across grades with mixed secondary classifications.
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NEW York Bond Review
NEW York AP
Treasury
Hitler calls for party unity amid dissent in Nazi ranks
Berlin reports that Adolf Hitler urged party leaders to set aside differences and unite under threat of disciplinary action. An emergency meeting in the state opera house lasted over an hour, with his secret longer speech reportedly focusing on foreign policy and strengthening domestic control. He warned against leaks and rumors from high party members while signaling resistance to foreign pressure and disarmament terms.
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Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Hitler
Reed seeks dismissal of Stearns contest appeal in Rapids case
Justice A S Reed filed in district court to dismiss Henry A Stearns contest appeal of the Rapids township justice of the peace election held Nov 6 The contest board ruled Dec 27 Reed says Stearns appeals only Grunewald who has a valid election certificate and no supersedeas bond was posted with Reed as interest hangs on the case Hearing on Cedar Rapids Sash and Door receivers sale and objections extended to Monday Futhey seeks divorce from Minnie Futhey married June 14 1916 Blackwell fined for overtime parking
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A. S. Reed
District Court
Henry A. Stearns
Rapids Township
Stearns
Reed
W. J. Grunewald
Grunewald
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
H. C. Ring
Chauncey Futhey
Minnie Futhey
Radio Singer And Rock Island Cop Shot In Battle
Lawrence Stringman known as Shorty Lawler the singing cowboy was dying from neck wounds after a firefight with Rock Island police at Elza Williamson's home. Officer Tony Cramer was wounded in the shoulder and Officer Creamer was hospitalized but expected to recover.
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Rock Island, Ill
Lawrence Stringman
Juanita
Okla
Shorty Lawler
St. Anthony’s Hospital
William J Wilkens
Elza Williamson
Stringman
Tony Cramer
Williamson
Rock Island
Creamer
Three Men Rob Bank In Stockbridge Massachusetts
Three men armed with sawed off shotguns roped the Housatonic National Bank in Stockbridge Massachusetts at noon and escaped with 10000 dollars. Police search the area for the robbers following the heist.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Housatonic National Bank
Dysentery Outbreak Kills 80 in Kanawasaki Suburb
Eighty children died and over a thousand ill in Kanawasaki near Yokohama as bad water is suspected. Schools closed and hospitals improvised in public buildings. Many adults also affected.
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Tokio
Kanawasaki
Yokohama
Foreign Exchange Rates and Market Update
The New York AP report shows steady foreign exchange rates with numerous country quotes including Great Britain France Italy and Germany and mentions shifts in sugar futures and bond prices. It also notes cargo shipments and grain prices in Minneapolis with refined price details and Treasury securities for trading.
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Foreign Exchange New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poeland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Canver Pesar
Montreal
New York
Marion Club Hosts Garden Talks and Notices
The Marion Nature and Garden club met with twelve members and three guests as Mrs. F. C. H. Schminke led discussions on hummingbirds canaries amaryllis and 1935 programs. Separate items note P. E. O Chapter CS dinner initiations I. O. O. F meeting and D A R affairs plus Methodist church activities and a U S Circle picnic day with plans for a February meeting at Mrs. S. J. Jordan's home.
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Garden Club
F. C. H. Schminke
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Pauline Nase
Archie Milner
Bessie Neff
John Clay
Oliver Tilton
W. H. Booze
A. A. Schenken
National Defense
Otto Schluter
Marion Linn
W. G. Koppenhaver
Des Moines
Edna Roberts
Schluter
J. T. Christie
U. S
H. B. Hammond
Hugh Gordon
Irving Drake
Arthur J. Taube
Carl Wiley
Claude Scott
Catherine Wiley Pfeiffer
Guy Martin
Rioting Flares as Saar Basin Ballot Arrives
Panicked clashes erupted when fifty eight South American Saarlanders arrived to vote in the January plebiscite. Nazi Front cordons faced opposition as the Saar cavalry and mounted police dispersed demonstrators. Barricades formed before city hall while foreign troops patrolled the streets. three Nazis were injured and the visitors were unharmed.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Cavalry
Landjaeger
International Army
League of Nations
Havana Doctors Strike Shuts City Hospitals
About 200 physicians at Havana emergency and municipal hospitals walked out on strike, leaving only small on call groups to treat urgent cases. The action followed days of brewing tension, backed by 80 doctors from the University hospital and expected nurses and staff to join.
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Havana
Havana University Hospital
Start NRA Repeal Move In Illinois
In Springfield Republicans push to repeal the state NRA act in the general assembly. Rep. Clinton Searle of Rock Island sponsors the repeal bill which argues the NRA hindered rather than aided industrial recovery.
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Springfield, II
NRA
General Assembly
Clinton Searle
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids couples, others obtain marriage licenses
Cleon D. Keefer of Green Mountain and Bernila M. Ankrum of State Center wed. William Murrin and Wylma Nye, both of Cedar Rapids, receive licenses. Frank Tye and Pauline Slauha, both of Oxford Junction, obtain licenses.
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Bernita Mae Ankrum
State Center
Cleon Keefer
Green Mountain
C. E. Krog
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Floyd Krause
Marshalltown
Cleon D. Keefer
Bernila M. Ankrum
William Murrin
Wylma Nye
Cedar Rapids
Frank Tye
Pauline Slauha
Oxford Junction
Community groups report strong church finances and activity
The Congregational church annual meeting after a picnic noted solid finances and healthy membership. Officers re elected treasurer B F Mentzer and clerk Mrs J T Christie. Norman J Waffle named Sunday school superintendent. Various trustees deacons and music committee members listed.
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Congregational Church
H. O. Allen
B. F. Mentzer
J. T. Christie
Norman J. Waffle
James J. Wallace
Karl Kendall
L. C. Dow
Ed Sigfred
F. S. Skinner
Elmer Hollingsworth
F. J. Hardenbrook
Gerald Thomas
H. W. Wiggins
H. T. Crawford
O. G. Waffle
Charles A. Ward
Installations Halted? Robert Mitchell WRC Members Installed
Officers of Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No. 126 were installed Wednesday with Hazel Slauson as president Mae Low senior vice president Lena Lachock junior vice president Margaret Leming treasurer Myrtle Snyder chaplain Cora Starks conductor Mary Gleason guard Carolyn Hanscom secretary Inn Dye Minor patriotic instructor Stella Erwin press correspondent Muriel Cone assistant conductor Jenny Currier assistant guard Effie Biggs musician Minnie Zuhlke Jennie Luense Alma Oakley Bessie Muhlhausen. Gifts were presented to Mrs Slauson and installing officer Mrs Leming. Mrs John M Walters spoke at Coe College Y W C A comparing Paul Engle poetry with older poets.
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Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
Hazel Slauson
Mae Low
Lena Lacock
Margaret Leming
Myrtle Snyder
Cora Starks
Mary Gleason
Carolyn Hanscom
Inn Dye Minor
Stella Erwin
Muriel Cone
Jennie Currier
Effie Biggs
Minnie
Undefined OCR Header Fragment
The text appears as fragmented OCR data with numerical sequences and line counts, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities. No discernible people, places, organizations, or dates are present to form a factual news item or summary.
The Perfect Pair 7 Equipment and Knitwear Listing
A fragmented notice lists items including Kenwood Trang Tran naptha for dry cleaning, 35 deliveries by Richard Coles, knitted sweaters and dresses, foods by GR Knitting So, 216 T s at ice, five sharpened skates, and AE Bicycle Co at Hal Ave.
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Kenwood Trang Tran
Richard
COLES
I ‘Ave
AE Bicycle Co
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Fifth Street SE
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Marion
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Railway Mail Association
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Ruskin Sanbourne
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James Clark
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P. W. Hutton
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Cal Anderson
Marion Country Club
Springfield
Hillis Gill
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Marengo
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Winicket
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Cooper
LeRoy Akers
Pauline Timson
Alice Elaine Biddle
Akers
Minnie Timson
Mary Hanna
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Lois Mullenhaver
Marguerite Michel
Gail Spence
South Marion Township
Frank Webber
Robert Erwin Scott
Harley Erwin
Jack Scott
C. A. Patten
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Yocom
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McCalisburg
Frank Byers
Marley D. Clark
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Coe College
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Eer
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Orch
Hall
Swisher
Cedar Tavern
Lit &T
The
Lafayette Cafe
Ypo
Heath Recreation
Lincoln Bowling
Ave
St.geee
Silver Palace
16 Ave
W. Silver Palace
Union Music
Walter Siechert
Little German Village
Bohemian Kitch
Joe Navratius
Golden Beasan
Bobby Larimer
13Th Ave
Ola
ACES
Ellis Inn
Frank
Jack's
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