Hog Prices Jump Across Major Markets Amid Strong Demand
Chicago and other markets report hog prices rising about 15 to 25 cents as receipts ease from record levels. Fresh pork prices slip slightly, with wholesale prices down 3 to 50 cents from recent highs after a court ruling impacted the hog-pork market. Government and market observers note producers held hogs awaiting the AAA decision, while midwest yards show varied cattle and lamb demand with steers and heifers steady to weaker.
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Supreme Courts Aaa
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Wheat Nervous but Liverpool Firmness Encourages Buying
Nervous tone dominated Western markets as Liverpool’s firmness encouraged buying on the Chicago board. Wheat closed about two cents higher May at 1 01 5/. corn up modestly May 60 55. oats unchanged to 35 higher May 28 15.
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Liverpool
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Unia
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Mosses
Wall Street Stocks Stand Firm After Bonus Bill Passage
Trading in New York quiet as the stock market absorbed the soldiers bonus bill approval. Steels oils and metals held gains with notable names like US Steel Bethlehem Chrysler advancing. overall market tone remained firm with few soft spots and several wide gaps in the list.
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New York
Mare Includas US
Steel Bethlehem
Chrysler
Meinure
Teese
Eeence Gral Douglas
Mate Jane War
Conan Ome
Mare
Yale
Bowes
Local Hog Prices Rise 20 Cents Across Grades
Local markets show hog prices advancing by 20 cents in all grades on Friday. Taps bring the bid to 955 dollars for select lots while other prices remain unchanged.
Local Market Roundup and Livestock Prices
Market notes list assorted grains oats rye barley and soybeans with prices and quality terms. Hens, Leghorns, ducks, geese, eggs, and wholesale fruits and vegetables are priced. cattle hides and horse hides priced with standard grades and terms.
Port Washington railroads and wool market notes
A fragmented clipping mentions railroad readings and prices, with references to Wool Market and various international exchange figures. Names and numbers are scattered, including foreign exchange figures and domestic price notes, amid an array of unclear lines.
Chicago Produce and Markets Report Appears Mixed
AP dispatch details steady receipts and varying prices across dairy poultry and turkey items in Chicago markets. Reports show butter futures steady at standard levels while eggs and poultry values fluctuate, with regional notes from New York and Chicago exchanges.
Ossian Robbery Suspects Arrested in Ossian Case
Three suspects linked to an Ossian robbery are in custody after authorities traced a case in Ossian Indiana. The investigation centers on a toaster theft at Ossian with extradition discussions involving Ros Hoey Clurerce Doubek and Detroit warrants.
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DFS
Michigan
Vutheritves Fomis Fe
Hollywood Couple Elope After Midnight Air Flight
Robert Armstrong famous film actor and Gladys Louise Du Bow of Beverly Hills wed privately here after a late night elopement flight from Hollywood. The ceremony followed their midnight airplane romance signaling a swift union in a discreet setting.
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Robert Armstrong
Gladys Louise du Bow
Beverly Hills
Cult
Hollywood
Townsend Plans Third Party Units In California
Dr Francis E Townsend, originator of the old age pension idea, Friday set in motion the formation of a third party in California. Similar groups may form in other states if major party leaders decline to include the Townsend plan in their presidential platforms.
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Francis E Townsend
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Townsend
Cedar Rapids Man Wins Iowa Pelt Show Prizes
Des Moines AP Lawrence a Cedar Rapids silver fox rancher won top prizes at the Iowa Fox and Fur Breeders Association pelt show. He operated two Cedar Rapids area farms and two Minnesota farms and earned awards for best grade pelt best black best full silver and best matched pair.
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Lawrence
Cedar Rapids
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Iowa Fox and Fur Breeders Association
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Russians hold two wounded Japanese flyers near Pokrovka
Two wounded Japanese army aviators are held in the village of Pokrovka near the Siberian Manchukuoan frontier. They were charged with flying into Russian territory and attempting to kidnap a peasant for information. Surgeons were sent to treat wounds, and the incident follows border tensions with Manchukuo authorities.
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Pokrovka
Pokmvka
Pekanka
Nikolsoussuriski
Vindivasto
Public debt discussed at High Twelve meeting in Cedar Rapids
Scott McIntyre outlined increasing national, state, and local debt and its tax burden. He cited per capita figures rising from 14.89 in 1902 to 235 in 1935 and total government debt around 300 per person. He noted Cedar Rapids lies mid-range for similar cities and praised finance commissioner Louis D Burgos for prudent budgeting.
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Scott McIntyre
McIntyre
McIntire
Cedar Rapids
Louis D Burgos
Death notices and funeral services for Cedar Rapids families
Dottie Yanda died at her daughter's home after a long illness in Cedar Rapids she was born January 26 1880 and worked for Evans Manufacturing for sixteen years Survivors include two sons three daughters a brother and seven grandchildren Funeral plans to be announced later Edith A Doves funeral set for 2 pm at Turner chapel Charles Edward McNally to be buried at Oak Hill after services at Turner chapel Knights of Pythias to attend in a body plus notices for Mrs Armstrong and others with service details
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Mirs
Ralph Martin
Seventh Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Evans Manufacturing Company
Ray
Milwaukee
Wis
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William Ball
Kelso, Wash
August Siemering
Lou Armstrong
Waterloo
First Christian Church
Rohn
Mary Armstrong
Mary Blanche Armstrong
Iven L. Armstrong
Armstrong
Belmont
Ohio
Arlene
Wanda Mae
Vivian Lowie
Charles McNally
Charles Edward McNally
Turner Chapel
A A. Brooks
Knights of Pythias
Bunal
Oak Hill Cemetery
Union Savings bank elects directors and officers
At the annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday the bank elected directors Will Ehlers W F DeLange Herman Block Marcus Kallenbach and F C Verbest. Officers are Will Ehlers president W F De Lange vice president F C Verbest cashier Martin Jensen assistant cashier.
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Will Ehlers
W F DeLange
Herman Block
Marcus Kallenbach
F C Verbest
Martin Jensen
School leaders discuss character building at Marion PT A meeting
Miss Lulu B Secrist county superintendent spoke at the Lincoln school Parent-Teacher gathering on character building through the three C's culture citizenship and character. The program featured music by Rose Wilcox and a round table led by Rev H O Allen Hattie Frager E E Edwards and Mrs Irvin Ford.
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Lincoln School
H. O. Alien
Hattie Frager
E. E. Edwards
Irvin Ford
Rose Wilcox
Catherine Cheadle
Miss Wilcox
Secrist
J. J. Wallace
Irwin Ford
LeRoy Benedict
Edwin Beadle
Joe Dumbalton
Emery Miller
John Clay
Miss Coppock
C. B. Vernon
Delbert Pugh
Arthur Newman
Supreme Court backs Roosevelt in new 6 to 3 ruling
The high court issued a 6 to 3 decision in Roosevelt's favor, matching the AAA ruling in another 6 to 3 split. Chief Justice Hughes and Justices Cardozo Van Devanter Stone Sutherland and Roberts attended the White House reception. Brandeis Reynolds Butler were absent. Stone wrote the AAA minority. Roberts authored the majority. The reception date had been planned weeks earlier.
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Willis van Devanter
Harlan F. Stone
George Sutherland
Owen
National Oats Annual Conference Held Here
The National Oats company held its mid winter conference in Cedar Rapids with a banquet at the Hotel Roosevelt attended by 38. John C Reid served as toastmaster and spoke alongside J R Matthews and his son J G Matthews. District managers present included Frank J Pemberton H D Cole A S Buck George T Permberton A J McBurney W H Stakeley and Gordon Smith from various cities.
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Cedar Rapids
Hotel Roosevelt
John C Reid
J. R. Matthews
St. Louis
J. G. Matthews
East St. Louis
Frank J. Pemberton
Nashville
Tenn
H. D. Cole
Atlanta
A. S. Buck
Richmond
George T Permberton
Chicago
A. J. McBurney
Kansas City
W. H. Stakeley
Minneapolis
Gordon Smith
Salt Lake
New British Storm Leaves 15 Dead
London AP reports the second violent UK storm in a week left at least fifteen dead. The gale reached speeds up to 100 miles per hour, forcing ships to seek shelter and causing widespread damage along coasts of Great Britain and Ireland.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
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Egypt to Protest Italian Bombings
London dispatch reports the Egyptian government will formally protest Italy over air bombardment of Egyptian Red Cross units in Ethiopia. Cairo’s Exchange Telegraph correspondent stated the action was decided Friday.
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Ethiopia
Exchange Telegraph
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Adjourning Inquest Into Calmar Deaths
Decorah coroner’s jury adjourned the inquest into the Calmar deaths of Milton Peterson and Martin Dahlen until January 17 after hearing testimony from Carl Walser driver of the transport truck. Deputy Sheriff Fred O Bay and Dr. Edward F. Hagen testified. Dale Hathaway, seriously injured Calmar truck driver, expected to testify Jan 17. Walser said his truck was moving, not parked. High Amana farm department harvested sixty two loads of ice from Lily Lake three miles east.
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Martin Dahlen
Calmar
Carl Walser
Fred O'Bay
Edward F. Hagen
Dale Hathaway
Walser
High Amana
The
High Amana Farm Department
Lily Lake
Gazette Want Ads Ask Readers to Write For Phone-Only Listings
Out of town readers may respond to Want Ads by writing to The Gazette Want Ad Department. Listings show phone numbers only, inviting letters from distant correspondents.
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