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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1934

Page

10

Hog Prices Improve in Chicago Yard Trade

Chicago markets held steady to higher as a 42,500 head total came through on Friday. Top hogs rose up to 10 cents, averages around 3.35, with receipts split across light and heavy hogs and cattle prices mixed in the Midwest across Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis for focus on brisk session and strong undertone.

Chicago Union Cleveland Pittsburg East St Louis MIX & Butchers Restio Jan Hey Mas Avoina C.etec Pittshurzh Seaav East Buffalo East St Loms Ower Pittsburgh East St. Louis Surfer Fen West

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Farm Goods

Local listings show assorted grain and produce with prices for corn oats lemons sweet potatoes bananas and apples. Farm items include hens straw and vegetables, with crate and bulk pricing noted for wholesale fruit and garden produce.

Professional Book Keeping Service in Cooperative Form

An advertisement promotes a professional accounting and bookkeeping service offered through a cooperative model. It argues that pooling trainee accountants and small firms yields shared benefits, lowers costs, and provides efficient service within client budgets. Interested readers are invited to write Box 238, Crazette.

Trois Hayes

Grain prices rise on market rumors in Chicago trading

Rumors from Washington spur buying in wheat as May futures gain. Wheat leads with an advance near two cents, corn and oats up modestly amid mixed belt weather signals. Cash activity increases with higher prices and sizable bushels moved, while futures show scattered gains and cautious sentiment.

Chicago Washington Board of Trade Commisson Tourses Kansas Liverpool

Best Hogs Higher on Local Market

Prime hogs strengthened on the local market Friday with advances of 5 to 15 cents on various grades. Top hogs back to 2.90. Good packers steady. Calf market shows 130 to 190 pound good to choice at about 200 to 974? per head depending on grade. Lambs and sheep markets listed with quality-based ranges.

Omaha Sinclair

Wall Street Stocks End Week With Mixed Gains

New York trading showed firming late in the session led by farm shares and select commodities. Notable gainers included Case and American Commercial Alcohol while American Telephone and Santa Fe held steady. volume neared 1.45 million shares as several big names saw modest moves.

New York Case American Commercial Alcohol U. S International Harvester Deere Allied Chemical American Telephone Santa Fe IAP Peoples Gas American Commercial Paramount Foundation Company Electric Boat Schulte Loew's Warner Bros Southern Pacific Sears Roebner VU S McIntyre Dome Cerro de Pasco American Tobacco B Reynolds B Steel Chrysler Western Union Union Pacific Consolidated

Grain Movement Amid Sparse OCR Landmarks

An OCR heavy excerpt shows scattered grain market terms and prices from a historical page. Mentions include wheat corn rye and various commodities, with stray company and bank references and dated formatting suggesting a mid-20th century financial page.

Wheatland obituary notes 65 year old Mrs Paul Stanke

Funeral services for Mrs. Paul Stanke 65 were held at Calamus Methodist Church after a long illness. Born Matilda Krukow in Germany she came to Clinton county at nine with her parents. Surviving include husband three sons Lee Paul George and three daughters plus relatives. Father Fred Krukow nears 100. Other items list Cedar county assessors meeting and cemetery, lodge and bank notices across towns.

Wheatland Calamus Paul Stanke Matilda Krukow Germany America Clinton County Lee Pocahontas Paul George Benjamin Petersen Elmer V. Richesel State Board of Assessment Montour Maple Hill Cemetery Association Laura M Smith E. Ji Bledsoe E. R. Cronk A D. Paxton E. B. Franks Smith Bledsoe Paxton Franks

Bond Markets Show Mixed Recovery Amid Government Buying

In New York, government bonds edged higher as yields eased in late trading while strong demand from institutional buyers supported the market. Treasury issues across maturities attracted activity with notes and bonds trading firmer. traders cited expectations of monetary stabilization and high investment yields attracting investors despite a volatile week.

AP US Althoush Eecardare Cave Wright Takita Ead Otter Merry I:tinttes Ratte Fermen

Flour Market Minneapolis Shipping Notice

Fragmentary OCR shows a commerce item referencing flour, quantities, prices, and a standard middiviss, with numbers including 26 414 and 15 00%. The readable bits suggest a sale or price list for flour products at a Minneapolis market, but details are unclear.

TLOUR Minneapolis ATO

Seeds Unchanged and Exchange Rates Noted

The report shows seeds unchanged in Toledo and foreign exchange rates steady with various country prices listed. Currencies include Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Spain Portugal and others with minor fluctuations.

Pforsign Exchange New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Nor- Ray Sweden Denmark Ruitverland Spain Portugal Poland Czech-oslovakia Jacoslavia Austria Bray R Son Tokinana Honekone

Mrs Macclaughry Died Quietly After Long Life Of Devotion

Mrs MacClaughry died early today at a Cedar Rapids home after a lifelong partnership with her husband in their profession. She leaves three children, two grandchildren, sisters and a brother, and was famed for refinement, literature, and steadfast devotion to family and home. Funeral services will be announced later.

Hartford Iowa Reformatory Anamosa Helen New York City Seventh Avenue

Will cases and sentences mark Cedar Rapids court week

The Cedar Rapids district court admitted Matilda Horak and James M. Stewart wills for probate with multiple heirs named. Executors named and small legacies set. In Fort Madison a 10 year sentence for Paul Hahn and co defendant Orpheus Clark for break ins. Separate judgments granted on support in Avalon and divorce action filed in Minneapolis related to Mina Troxell.

Matilda Horak Cedar Rapids F O. Ellison Testatrix Fanny Valenta Mary Moses John W. Horak Matilda Stastny Emma V. Horak Clara Wittings Bertha DeMers Isabel DeMers James M. Stewart Springville Rebecca Stewart Paul Hahn Fort Madison State Penitentiary Joseph A. Petrus Jay Davis A. B. Clark Hahn Orpheus Clark

Judgment Granted in Promissory Note Suit

Judge F O Bilison in district court Friday awarded Wapsic Valley State Bank of Central City a 1694.50 judgment on a promissory note dated May 13 1932 against Frank M Swift doing business as Central City Motor Co and Frank M ee. A landlord attachment suit by Jerry Klekar and Caroline Kieckar against Irving Schnapper and Mrs Irving Schnapper was dismissed by plaintiffs in district court before Judge A B Clark. International Chocolate Specialties Inc was granted a 219.07 default judgment in district court Friday by Judge H C Ring against R A Hall in an account action. William T S Bartosh 21 was granted a divorce in district court Friday by Judge F O Ellison from Evelyn J Bartosh 20 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The marriage occurred at Austin Minn in May 1932.

J E. Sennett & Co Jump Merchants National Bank Adams Express Hudson Motors Hupp Motors Alaska Ms Central Allegheny Corp Pau Albee Chem Harv Ant Allis Chalmers Tel & Tel Johns Manville Amn Kans City Kayser Julius Ately Sfeenmere T Corr Amp Metals Chicago Kroger Sg West Wheat Lehigh Valley AMD Lehn & Fink J.leze Libby Ovens Dees Amin Sineltine Lis & Myers Chrate Ae Amin Steel Casbonte Ae Tata Toose Waites Toma Vornard Lausy Gas Mathieson Sik Minnfapolis Army Ilspid Monsanto Murray Corpn Achenin Corp Aay Hiscuit Barwin Loca Caen Kansas City Balto and Obie Barreda A Beatrice Cry Pow Beth Steel Bohn Rumba Noranda Mines Atiney Art Dhea Roevrus Efe Hetig Burroughs Adelat Hecia Barkard Murs Canada Paris Reek & Foard Ines Keith Sears Reet Heen Peronv Crise Carty Allenre Del Ted Frey Wren Mars'q Wisen & Co Coreat Wan Sugane Werth Pump Hoveton Cincagy McNeill Bendix Ato Abyach Corp aMarshall Bors Warner Nobl Sparks Butler Pres Prima Co Cherry Burl Cheo Corp Cammy Saft & Co Cory HyaSwelt Grieshy Mary McKknight Avalon District Court A B. Clark Walter G. McKnight F O. H Bilison Wapsic Valley State Bank of Central City Frank M Swift Central City Motor Company Frank Mee Jerry Klekar Caroline Kieckara Irving Schnapper A. B. Clark International Chocolate Specialties, Inc H C. Ring R. A. Hall William T. S Bartosh F. O Ellison Evelyn J Bartosh Austin, Minn

Winthrop Lodge installs officers. Eastern Star to install

Installation of Masonic officers occurred Thursday night with Howard Allyn as worshipful master and Frank Hearn as senior warden. Friday dinner followed by Mrs. Lester Denne to be installed as worthy matron of the Winthrop Eastern Star chapter, with several additional officers named for both bodies.

Winthrop Masonic Lodge Howard Allyn Frank Hearn Hugh Fernald George Brubaker Harry Frantz Lester Dennie Winthrop Chapter The Eastern Star Joseph B. McKay Arly Braden Edgar Bloom Coe Braden John Pierce

Eight year old Margaret Ryan dies after candy making burns

Margaret Ryan eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Ryan of 1547 Avenue NE died in a local hospital at 4 15 PM Friday nearly twelve days after burns from her apron catching fire while helping make candy at a family party on New Year s night at Dr and Mrs H Kelly s home 1921 Washington Ave SE She was born September 8 1925 in Cedar Rapids a Polk school 3 A class member and gifted musician Funeral services will be held at 9 AM Saturday from St Matthew s Church with burial in Mt Calvary Cemetery

Margaret Ryan Thomas Ryan Avenue NE Margo Ryans Cedar Rapids Polk School St. Matthew's Church Father Behan Mt. Calvary Cemetery

Death of Dr A O Hunt Former Iowa City Dental Dean

Dr Alfred O Hunt 89 longtime Iowa City and Omaha dentist died Friday in a local old age home. He led the University of Iowa dental college 1887 to 1896 and served as Omaha dental college dean 1898 to 1906. He held a 65 year marriage with his wife and invention of early forceps noted. Funeral services and pallbearers planned for Saturday.

Omaha Alfred O. Hunt University of Iowa Dental College Iowa State Dental Association Hunt Towa City Omaha Dental College

Warburg Fights Coughlin Symmetalism Plan In Letter

James P. Warburg, Wall Street banker, publishes an open letter to Rev. Charles E. Coughlin denouncing his sym metalism idea linking rose and silver in a single coin. Warburg questions how silver at $1 an ounce could back the proposed fourteen billion dollar value.

New York INS James P. Warburg Wall Street Charles FE. Coughlin Detroit Father Coughlin Professor Moley Warburg

Wanton Sterilization Of Children Denied

Mrs Mildred Ains worth chief social worker at Wayne county training school says 61 inmates have been sterilized since the institution opened in September 1926. She states procedures were done after careful inquiry in conformity with the statute and on probate court orders. Clergymen and citizens called for a careful investigation.

Detroit INS Mildred Ainsworth Wayne County Training School

Two Former Peoria Life Heads Indicted

PEORIA Ill API Emmett cC May former president of the Peoria Life Insurance company was charged with embezzlement and conspiracy. George B Pattison secretary and actuary faced conspiracy charges in two indictments returned by a Peoria circuit court grand jury. Mrs Myrtie Moye Kulhany seeks divorce from Frank W Kulhany alleging cruel treatment. She asks for injunctions alimony salt money costs and restoration of her maiden name Myrtle Moye. No children reported.

Mina Troxell Guy S. Troxell Peoria, Ill API Emmett cC. May Peoria Life Insurance Company George B. Pattison Peoria Myrtle Moye

Brisk Start on Infantile Paralysis Vaccine Trial

Dr. Maurice Brody of Ottawa reports promising results using a vaccine created by treating infantile paralysis virus with formalin. In tests on monkeys the vaccine prevented infection and produced immunity, with human trials pending and many issues to solve.

New York Maurice Brody Ottawa William H. Park Brody McGill University Willard Parker Hospital Park Bureau of Health Laboratories

Opposition To Fight To Finish In German Mazi Church Battle

Berlin AP reports opposition leaders vow to press the fight against Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller in the German Protestant church dispute. They warn state interference may follow their refusal to obey authority and accuse Mueller of dictatorial power. Police raid federation pastors as arms lists are seized.

Berlin Ludwig Mueller Mueller Federation

Winship Named Porto Rico Governor as Gore Resigns

President Roosevelt named General Blanton Winship former judge advocate general to govern Porto Rico, succeeding Robert H Gore of Florida who resigned for health reasons. Wright Matthews of Texas was named assistant to the commissioner of internal revenue and Willie R. Gregg became chief of the weather bureau.

Washington Roosevelt Blanton Winship Army Porto Rico Robert H Gore Florida Wright Matthews Texas Internal Revenue Willie R. Gregg Weather Bureau Charles F. Marvin Gore

Large Airport Work Expands with Nearly 400 Men

Nearly 400 workers are now on the airport project after releases from county and city crews. Two five hour shifts operate. Some crews quarry stone at Ellis park for runways while others dig the north and south approach. Louis J. Zika began plowing to prevent freeze damage. first stone laid Thursday afternoon.

Ellis Park Louis J. Zika

Births announced for Elias family in January

A son was born to Mr and Mrs D J Elias at 210 Ninth Street NW on January 10.

D J Elias Ninth Street NW Jan

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