Hog Prices Drop as Heavy Receipts Burden Chicago Market
Chicago hog market shows steep declines with 56 thousand head at five terminals. Top offering fell 14 cents, average around 3.24, while Cleveland and Pittsburgh see mixed moves. Sheep and cattle receipts total near 22,600 and 4,800 respectively, with steady to lower bids across regions.
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Cedar Rapids miscellaneous news item summary
Local Cedar Rapids report presents fragmented notes on parish affairs and community events. The readable portions reference names, places, and activities but lack clear context or dates, limiting precise interpretation.
Wall Street Stocks Drift With Mixed Readings In Quiet Trade
Wall Street stocks opened with cautious gains and modest losses as advlities rails and alcohols held a firm undertone while industrials showed mild profit taking. Transfers ran about 1.65 million shares as Chrysler and General Motors dipped while US Industrial Alcohol and Allied Chemical posted fractional advances amid a broad list of movers.
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Rain Prices Drop After Firm Start On Chicago Board
Grain markets opened firm on the Chicago Board of Trade but finished with declines across wheat corn and oats as selling overwhelmed early strength. Traders cited lack of outside support and increased country offerings with modest upturns in stocks and cotton later before prices eased.
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Local prime hogs drop 5 to 15 cents on market
Local hog prices weaken with a 5 to 15 cent slide Thursday lowering top prime hogs to 2.85. Good packing grades hold steady while hogs in other weight classes show mixed quotes and premium ranges vary by quality. Calf market notes include 120-190 lb steers around 4.00. Surrey markets report lambs at 0.40 to 0.6 per pound with rough quality variations.
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Funeral services held for Soll Rozen
Soll Rozen a local businessman of thirty three years at 214 First Street SE was honored at a 4 p.m. Thursday service at the Gaffney Moore chapel with Rabbi Greenstein officiating. Burial followed in the Jewish cemetery.
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Iowa Houses Push Tax Bill Amid Senate Rebuke
Des Moines reports the Iowa house moved a three way tax revision bill to be acted on Friday, defying a possible deadlock with the senate. Rep Mitchell warned delaying could set dates to March 16, urging liquor control and tax regulation passage. The house also passed 93 to 6 an emergency measure delaying tax deeds issuance before Dec 2 1935 on certain properties.
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R W Black Elected Shrine Potentate
R W Black of 2418 Grande avenue SE was elected and installed as potentate of El Kahir Temple of the Mystic Shrine for the ensuing year. Rob ert L Savage named chief rabban with Dr Thomas F Suchomel assistant rabban and Walt H Workman recorder. Also elected were A Otto Ambroz high priest and prophet George F Miller treasurer Paul Enele Oriental guide R W Black R L Savage Past Potentates M M Thompson and J W Boling of Waterloo as Imperial council representatives. Mr Thompson named long term trustee. Past Potentate Paul N Clark elected short term trustee.
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J W Boling
Waterloo
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Notice of Water Main Grant Approval
Official notice that a PWA grant and loan totaling 140900 for construction of water mains has been approved. Filed Thursday by LD Burg, sanitation commissioner Bur g.I recessed the name from PF Hope as pune works engineer for JMB Zeinye Ye project. Submittal to a vote of the people likely at March election.
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Market Roundup Sees Mixed Bond and Currency Movements
U S government bonds posted varied results with Liberty bonds advancing while Treasury issues showed modest gains and declines. Foreign exchange rates shifted with euros and francs firming as Germany and Brazil currencies moved. sugar futures remained unchanged as raw sugar held at 8.716 cents per pound with minor futures adjustments.
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Deaths Samuel R. McBurney Former Travelers official dies in Los Angeles
Samuel R. McBurney born Cedar Rapids July 1868 served as superintendent of agencies for the Travelers Insurance Company. He died December 28 in Los Angeles after a career starting as cashier in Omaha and with postings in St Louis and Hartford. He retired in 1924 and lived in Hartford and Los Angeles. survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Japan warns of war if tariff clash drags U S into clash
The piece argues that racial and economic tensions will drive a warlike trade confrontation between Japan and the United States. It cites Anglo Japanese cotton trade, Manchuria, and naval arms as key factors and calls for unity and equal treatment to avoid conflict.
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Japanese Navy Chief Sees War Prep Prompting U S Alarm
Washington officials reacted with stunned caution after Vice-Admiral Nobumasa Burtsugu claimed Japan is preparing for war with the United States. Officials called the remark militaristic and pathetic while doubting an immediate attack, stressing that fear is used to justify massive military spending.
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Funeral services for Mrs Jaro mira Nepras Walker
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 30 pm at the Barta chapel for Mrs Jaro mira Nepras Walker who died from injuries received in a Tuesday auto crash. The service will be conducted by Speaker T B Hlu bucck. The body will be cremated. She leaves her husband children and grandchildren two brothers Jaroslav and Joseph Sirowy a stepson William Walker all of this vicinity Friends may call Thursday evening at the chapel.
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Public installation of officers in Marion with multiple lodge groups
About 300 attended the Patmos Commandery No. 27 installation as Knights Templar Marion lodge No. 6 A F and A M Trojan lodge No. 548 A F and A M and Linn chapter No. 900 DeMolay were installed. The evening featured welcomes, invocations, musical numbers, and a benediction followed by refreshments and social activities. The US Circle hosted husbands at a dinner with a full program and announces a February 14 meeting.
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Russell Singleton
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Roland Goudy
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G. A. Cleland
Crowds Riot Narrative From Wynekoop Trial Unfolds
Testimony portrays intruder in Wynekoop case firing three shots in the basement during Rheta Wynekoop murder scene. Family claims accidental shooting occurred as Rheta, unclad, near a sunlamp. defense contends intruder wounded and fled, ending in tragedy.
Three Aurora Firemen Killed in Wall Collapse
In Aurora on the principal business street a burning store caused the front wall to fall crushing three firemen Captains Charles Hoffman John Peterson and Edward Ries. Twelve spectators were injured as bricks and embers flew. The Woolworth building valued at $250,000 suffered near total destruction with spread to three adjoining structures before the five hour blaze was controlled.
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Community religious week services draw growing crowds
In Waterloo at the Presbyterian church Rev. Fred J. Clark leads nightly services with themes on peace and faith. He warns that church members must join the battle against militarism to preserve Christian values and warns against cynics using religion for power.
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Government Maintains $34.06 Gold Price For Eighteenth Time
The government kept the domestic gold price at $34.06 an ounce on Wednesday marking the eighteenth continuation of the rate.
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