Wheat market reacts to war rumor stain in wheat trade
Market notes from Chicago report a sharp wheat selloff and firmer prices as rumors of a Japanese Russian war influence traders. News of inflation fears, currency talk, and cold weather boosted corn while oats slipped on limited cash demand and rising futures activity across the grain complex.
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Turia
Thomas
Nscon
Southwest
Pacific Northwest
Reg Eas
Wpa Vest
Anamosa Judge Sentences Henry Beck for Theft
James PO Chaffney, judge of the district, sentenced Henry Beck to the reformatory at Anamosa for up to five years for stealing domestic fowls from a barn. Welsh Shen and Jo Vorlkel accompanied Beck to Anamosa Tuesday.
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Azarengo
James PO Chaffney
Dietriet Cant
Henry Beck
Mens Reformatory
Anamosa
Shen Jo
Vorlkel
Anamosn
Grain Movement Amid Market Fluctuations in Chicago
The grain report from Chicago highlights shifts in wheat corn and related prices, listing bids and regional activity. Analysts note varying futures trends and currency effects impacting Botswana and Minneapolis exchanges, with figures showing price changes and delivery expectations.
Wall Street Drops After Late-Day Selloff In NYC Trade
Major indices eased as late selling washed out gains in New York trading. Downtrodden groups included Sears Roebuck Chrysler and United Aircraft with fractional declines while Du Pont Santa Fe and General Motors posted small gains. Volume reached about 1600000 shares amid irregular closing.
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New York
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
American Telephone Lackawanna
United Aircraft
Harvester
New York Central
DuPont
Union Pacific
General Motors
Pennsylania
Baltimore
Ohio
Santa Fe
4 Group
du Pont
Auburn
American & Foreign Power
Nash
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
United Corp US Steel
American Can
Allied Chemical Radio
American Telephone
Case Harvester
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth
Continental Can
Radio Corp
Westinghouse Preferred
Washington
Hogs and lambs rise in local market report
Market notes show hogs advancing with 130-190 lb animals quoted near 4.50 to 5.00 and steady to higher demand. Sheep prices reflect quality driven gains with heavier lambs seeing stronger bids and lambs in the 50s per cwt range.
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Sheen
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St Louis
East St Louis
Cincinnat
Mrs J C Petrovitsky dies in Cedar Rapids after short illness
Olga Petrovitsky born Cedar Rapids in 1878 died at 534 Vernon Drive SE after a brief illness. Survived by husband Dr J C Petrovitsky, daughter Marjorie, a brother, a sister and several relatives. Funeral 2 pm Friday Turner chapel. Burial Oak Hill. Active in Minerva club Nursery auxiliary and Home for the Friendless. John Petrovitsky died in Seattle after long residence in Cedar Rapids. Funeral held in Seattle.
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Olga Petrovitsky
J C Petrovitsky
Vernon Drive
Seattle
Wash
Dr. Petrovitsky
John Petrovitsky
Olga Vosinek
Petrovitsky
Cedar Rapids
Charles and
Robert Petrovitsky
Sylvia Chanda
Edd Brown Dies in Dubuque at 65 from Heart Complications
Edd Brown 65 formerly of 1614 Second Avenue SE Cedar Rapids lived there three years, died at 1 am Tuesday in Dubuque from heart leakage and high blood pressure. Survived by widow and two sons. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday in Dubuque with burial at Center Grove Cemetery.
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Edd Brown
Second Avenue SE
Dubuque
Mr Brown
Cedar Rapids
Center Grove
Release Suspect In West Union Murder Case
West Union authorities released a murder suspect after questioning by Sheriff J J Nehring and State Agent Rich Anderson. The case involves Ashley Downing, a farmer near Westgate, with investigators continuing to follow clues. In Olin, funeral services were held for G M Hayden, 67, at the Methodist church with Rev Earl Hodgkin officiating. Hayden, born in Guilford New York, moved west as a child and settled in Jones County. He served as cemetery sexton after retiring from farming. He married Alice Stivers in 1879. survivors include three children, Fred Hayden of Sedgwick Kansas, and daughters Mrs Ida Stingley and Mrs Zula Alexander of Olin.
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Gormaltoa
Gazette
West Union
Ashley Downing Farmer
Westgate
J J Nehring
Rich Anderson
Olin
G M Hayden
Earl Hodgkin
Guilford NY
Hayden
Jones County
Alice Stivers
Fred
Sedgwick, Kan
Ida Stingley
Zula Alexander
Bond Market Gains Lift New York Treasuries and Foreign Loans
In midweek trading bond markets rose across most categories with gains led by secondary and speculative groups. Foreign loans showed steady demand as investors rotated into senior securities, while power and steel sector outlooks added a positive tone for industrials.
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New York
Everpa
Srnior
Inntitn
Chango
Ghent
Missouri
Locka
Libbys Son To Get Reynolds Millions
The newborn son of Libby Holman Reynolds was delivered in a Pennsylvania hospital in an incubator amid precautionary care for a premature birth. The infant is the probable heir to about 7.5 million dollars from the late Smith Z Reynolds estate. both mother and child were reported doing well after birth.
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Philadelphia
Libby Holman Reynolds
E B Kearns Dies After Heart Attack at Cedar Rapids
Elliott B. Kearns longtime Blaul s Sons wholesale grocers manager in Cedar Rapids from 1915 to 1928 died suddenly at home 401 Twenty second street SE at 8 pm Tuesday. Survived by widow one son C H Kearns Fairfield four daughters Mrs C W Wade Fairfield Mrs George Yount Menomonie Wis Mrs L W Spickard Detroit and Mrs P B Clemons Minneapolis twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild. Also brother James F Kearns Fairfield and four sisters Mrs C F Godby Claremore Okla Mrs C C Brown Bloomfield Iowa Mrs Edward King and Mrs H E Mandenhall Burlington Iowa. Member and trustee Westminster Presbyterian church. Turner chapel 4 pm Thursday First Presbyterian Fairfield 1030 am Friday Rev JR McCullough officiating burial Evergreen Fairfield.
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Elliott B. Kearns
John Blaul
George Yount
Menomonie
Wis
L. W. Spickard
Detroit
Mich
P. B. Clemons
Minneapolis
Increase Reported In Rail Employment 1932 October
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced that Class 1 railroads employed 1,033,225 people as of mid October 1932, up 22,785 from September but down 192,174 from October 1931. Data came from 156 railways, with a road mileage of 242,051.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clairvoyant Elisabeth Seidler Dies At Potsdam Prediction
Elisabeth Seidler a clairvoyant whose powers were used by the German general staff in World War I died in Dublin on Wednesday nearly penniless. She had been asked in 1899 to entertain the imperial family at a Potsdam house and predicted the year and month of World War I’s outbreak.
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Dublin
Elisabeth, Seidler
Frau Seidler
Potsdam House
Marion News Public Installations and Club Meetings
About 150 attended the public installation of Marion chapter No 10 R A M and Linn chapter No 900 De Molay in the Masonic temple. Officers named for both bodies included Elmer Seevell and Amos Stewart. Following rites, refreshments and social activities continued with local clubs hosting meetings and programs throughout the week.
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R. A M
Linn
Order of de Molay
Masonic Temple
C.B Whelpley
Cedar Rapids
Grand
Royal Arch Masons
Masons
E. E. Edwards
Elmer Seevell
C. E. McCammon
G O Pyle
R. E. Lehdigh
R. L. Blackledge
Fred McShane
William Dobbs
Royal Arch
Otto Kieckhaefer
Fred Skedin
C D Knapp
Ralph Waln
Sentinel
S. C. Lawson
Irving Ford
de Molay
Gail Storck
Hubert Gibson
Amos Stewart
Thomas Lawson
Myles Sidlinger
Raymond Manson
Allen Edwards
Gaylen McDougall
Kenneth Gibson
Marvin Hart
Harold Fernow
Jerome Kendall
Dean Kirkpatrick
Frank Flack
West Liberty funeral for Ernest Carr reflects WWI service
Funeral services for Ernest E. Carr aged 46 were held at Snider funeral chapel with veterans from West Liberty Miller and Raver posts and the American Legion assisting. Carr enlisted April 28 1918 in the 349th Supply company served overseas as a cook Aug 9 1918 to May 28 1919. A quartet sang two selections before Rev F W Sutton preached. Pallbearers included Charles Nash William Denny Axel Engstrom D B Brooks Carl Larson and Joe Krotz.
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Miller and
Henderson
George Sutton
F. W. Sutton
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D B. Brooks
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Viola Demons
Haya Meighbara
Ather
Orecia
Vierar
Pestance
Helletta Boquist
Bampson
Hoywene
Atel Pare
Faith
Marion School Notes Fire drill clears building in thirty seconds
The building was cleared of all children in thirty seconds during the last fire drill. June DeWees advanced to the third grade from Cleveland school in Cedar Rapids and Neal DeWeecs moved to the sixth grade. The fourth grade presented a calendar program to the third grade Friday. Visitors included Mrs H H Thunhurst, Mrs Fred Bohlken, Miss Esther Glass, Miss Eva Glass, Violet and Garnet Knapp, Mrs Richard Gibson of Clinton, Olaf Bang of Storden Minnesota, and Martha Jean Sloss of Detroit.
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June DeWees
Cleveland School
Cedar Rapids
Neal DeWeecs
H. H. Thunhurst
Fred Bohlken
Esther Glass
Eva Glass
Violet
Garnet Knapp
Richard Gibson
Clinton
Olaf Bang
Storden
Minn
Martha Jean Sloss
Detroit
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Twelfth Street
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Lincoln
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Tenth Street
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Los Angeles
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Iowa City
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Keystone
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the Presbyterian Church
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Sinclair Avenue
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New Hallwood
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Lincoln School
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Davenport
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Henry von Aswege
Clenn Hudnut
E. P. Conley
Cascade
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William
Herman
Rock Island
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Denver
el Mary's Church
J. B. Albers
Father Ginter
Tipton
Jane McCormick
Cedar County
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Emerson
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