Grains trend lower on weak demand at Chicago close
Chicago grains eased as futures slipped about a cent amid thinning speculative interest. Wheat led losses with corn oats and rye also down while cash prices held steady and receipts varied across markets.
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Chicago
UPI
Board of Trade
Kansas City
Laerpool
China
Liverpool
Grain Prices and Receipts Report From Chicago Market
Chicago grain figures show prices for wheat corn and oats with various grades and mixes. The AP Wheat and corn listings include multiple grades such as No 2 mixed yellow and white, with prices in cents per bushel and futures-like notes for upcoming deliveries. The Minneapolis cash grain desk reports receipts and comparisons to prior years, with percentages and projected arrival times.
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Ciucago
Chicago
Minneapolis
Mararr
Montana
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Produce and grocery items listing
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page lists prices for fruits vegetables and staples. Items include grapefruit cherries peaches potatoes onions lettuce grapes celery and various seeds with prices and pack sizes, reflecting a general market catalog.
Wall Street Drifts in Late Trading Amid Mixed Moves
U S Steel Allied Chemical American Telephone DuPont and General Motors eased slightly while Steel preferred and Loews fell. Goodyear Union Pacific and Case held steady. Pennsylvania American Can Columbian Carbon Reynolds Tobacco and Corn Products rose modestly with transfers around 600000 shares.
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NEW York
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
DuPont
General Motors
Steel Preferred
Loew's
Goodyear
Union Pacific
Case
Pennsylvania
American Can
Columbian Carbon
Reynolds Tobacco
Liggett and
Myers B
House of Representatives
Senate
Homestake
Chrysler Consolidated Gas
Drug Loew's National Dairy
Lackawanna and Santa Fe U. S. Steel
Harvester
Eastman
Columbian
Dun
Bradstreet
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Air Reduction
Ims
Alaska
Indus Rayon
Allegheny Corpu
Za Ratlan
Ane Allied Chemaye
Allis Chalmers Intl Nickel
Amn Brake
Tel & Tel T
Amn
Johns Manville
Car & Fy
Julius
Kelsey Hayes
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Amn Kresge
Mareh & Fwi Kroger
Liss
Amn Metals
Lambert Ainn
Lehigh Valley
Amn Rad & Ie
Lig Myers B . Amn
Mathieson
Tex
Athan To & SF
Mont Ward
Atlantic Hkc
Nash Motors
Aburn Auto Bait
Aviation Corpnza
Biscott
Baldwin Loco
Rat Dairy Pro Eis Balto Ohio
Na Disti
Barnsdail A
Nat Pow& Ls
Asa Beatrice Cry
Bendix
Natl Steel Y Central
Best and Co
Brooklyn
MT Mate
Us Steel
Ucgius Evie
Ovens
Burroughs Adg
Ches Corpn
Ste NJ
Pullman Co
Pure OK
Radio Corpn
Rndia Keith
Rem Rand
Coca Cola
Reyn Too
Seaboard Oua
Cal Carbon
Roebuck
Cat Gas & Ei
Servel Inc
Shel Union
Comu Southern
Simmons Cobla Catnsel Cigars
Gias
Blutz
Carpiece
Lex
Ford Eng
Fox Film
Niah Freeport
Traub Airer Sm
Caryige
Fru Amn Teng Dien
Laine
Fusrae
Mbel Bros
Ie Vintnee Boege Cohen
Cor
Hogs Weaken On Local Market As Prices Drop
Hog prices weakened on the local market Friday with all grades down a dime. Top hog price falls to 2.50. Calf market shows Choice 140-180 lbs at 2.90 to 50, others vary by quality. Sheep markets report Chatce lambs 53.50 to 74.50 with heavier lambs priced by quality.
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Wright
Tajkins
Sioux City
U S
Iowa
Des Moines
Api(u ) Dept. Agriculture
Minnesota
Sinclair
Death notices from Iowa and Kansas obituary items
Constantine Nartries a veteran barber and Moose member died at Cay Funston Kansas. He was born in Greece and came to the United States at 19. Survived by a widow Frances and relatives in Minnesota and Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements are pending at Lesinger Polansky chapel. Also Miss Helen Bunger of Topeka died after illness. funeral planned in Topeka. Mrs. Clarence B Taylor notified.
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Constantine
StaLada
Leval
Batestira
Greece
United States
Cadar Bays
Tibet
Vais
Cay Funston
Kansas
Moose Hatry
Che
Clarence B Taylor
Third Street
Helen Bunger
Topeka
Patrick J Courtney 76 longtime North Western timekeeper dies
Patrick J Courtney, 76, retired timekeeper for the North Western railroad, died at his Cedar Rapids home after a lingering illness. Survived by wife Elizabeth, two sons Thomas and Clifford, daughter Mrs Don Rathburne, and granddaughter Mary Maxine Courtney. Funeral at St Patrick’s Church at 9 a.m. Monday, burial Mount Calvary. Friends may call at Monahan funeral home.
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Patrick J Courtney
North Western Railroad
Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth
Thomas
Chicago
Clifford
Clinton
Don Rathburne
Mary Maxine Courtney
St. Patricks Church
Father Peters
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Monahan Funeral Home
Funeral services for James A Franklin in West Liberty
Funeral services for James A Franklin who died January 8 will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Methodist church West Liberty with burial in West Liberty cemetery Friends may call at Pioneer funeral home until 10 a.m Saturday
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James A Franklin
Methodist Church
West Liberty
Pioneer Funeral Home
Unusual Blatz Trial Opens Under Justice Reed
Justice Almon S. Reed presided as Blatz Brewing sued Noah Hare of Marion for a January 1932 accident near Atkins. A $75 judgment was awarded to the plaintiff after the case moved from district to justice court. The jury was drawn from unemployed men at the Citizens Employment Bureau.
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Almon S. Reed
Blatz Brewing Company
Noah Hare
Marion
District Court
Justice Court
Jan
Atkins
Blatz
Hare
Citizens Free Employment Bureau
Two Local Births Reported In Cedar Rapids
A son was born to Mr and Mrs J A Simon on January 11 at St Luke’s hospital, rural route No 3 Cedar Rapids. Another son arrived January 12 to Mr and Mrs Harvey Powell of 143 Fortieth Street NE at Mercy hospital.
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J A Simon
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Harvey Powell
Fortieth Street
Mercy Hospital
Markets Report Chicago and New York Commodities
Live poultry and perishable goods pricing listed for Chicago and New York markets. Hens roosters turkeys ducks geese and broilers show varied quoted cents per pound with eggs butter and potatoes also recorded alongside receipts and supply notes.
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Chicago
U & Shipmenta
Idaho
Tan Weigle
Colorado McChurre
War and community notices fill Iowa brief page
Local town items report lodge installations and officer elections in Stanwood Reinbeck Belle Plaine Olin Elgin and other towns. Obituary for W G Sutherland notes cancer death. farm sale bids halted by Cedar county committee. various church and club officers installed with brief bios and community updates.
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Francis de Sart
de Sart
Ida Pringle
Akron
Ohio
California
Roy
Mason City
Ralph
Ray
Elgin
Leland Struebeck
Yuba City
Calif
Masonic Hall
Ernestine Schorl Herring
Geraldine Schorl
Grace Evans
L. B. Garter
Augusta Schorl
B. Lehors
Clifford Crees
Pirate Penitentiary
Jude UK
Saylor
Cighalit
Marengo
Lenn Disterhotl
Vere
Buhne Parry
Clarence Finehart
Ethel Mary
Carrye Laitz
Mabel Priederichsen
Florids Wiiehart
Sinty Hweary
Ethel Parry
Augusta Langenmayer
Lilian Beem
Marie Meare
Marion News School Program Well Received
A Marion high school music program directed by Misa Rose Wilcox drew a large, enthusiastic crowd. The girls sextet featured several soloists and ensembles including Frank Flack and others, with multiple instrumentals and readings, closing with four Negro spirituals.
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Marion High School
Misa Rose Wilcox
Mary Lockwood
Jeanette Titus
Verle Breed
Matilda Sanborn
Bernice Peterson
Evelyn Peterson
Frank Flack
Anna Helen Martin
Lois Stitzel
Edna Roberts
Robert Smith
Lawrence Gordon
Ruth Murphey
Robert Titus
Eileen Ferreter
Melvin Oldfather
Elinor Kendall
Ruth Engstrom
Socials and club notices from local residents
Entertainments were held for Miss Florence Hoisington a student nurse at St Josephs hospital in Chicago with high scores in bridge and banco. Club gatherings included the Dry Creek Woman's Progressive group and the Kulsamachick Camp Fire group electing officers and planning meetings. A death and rheumatism confinement were noted along with a surprise move gathering for Mr and Mrs Mitchell at Central avenue.
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Dick Bristol
Florence Hoisington
St. Joseph's Hospital
Chicago
Elmer Neff
Margaret Rasmussen
Banco
Miss Hoisington
Lorraine Krause
Grace Boyd
Genevieve Carrington
Ethel McDonnel
Clara Rasmussen
Harry Jones
Raymond Snyder
Herbert Kullander
City
Hoisington
Kessel Workman
Burlington
Robert Sloan
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Mark Hickman
Mildred Hickman
Charles Dukek
J. F. Badham
Howard Knapp
Ivan Gilmore
Kulsamachick Camp
Thomas Taylor
Mable Williams
Margaret Collier
Jeanne Sheldon
Pauline Taylor
Jean Lehdigh
Mary Oredda Reiter
Belle Plaine I O O F Lodges Install Staffs
Belle Plaine hosts installation of officers for I O O F lodge No 51 and Sincere Rebekah lodge No 59 with about 100 attendees from Belle Plaine Mount Auburn Vinton and Elberon. District deputy grand officers led the installation for the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. Followed by dancing and refreshments prepared by Mollie Dierks Mary Severin and Elizabeth Ealy.
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Belle Plaine
I O. O. F. Lodge
Sincere Rebekah Lodge
Mount Auburn
Vinton
Elberon
Glen Corbett
John Ruhl
Ralph Schlotfelt
Glen Edmans
Henry Walton
Frank Woods
Fred Kithcart
Noble Grand
Otho England
Ross Bailey
John Swafford
Payson Snow
Peter Thuessen
William Twogood
Mark Dodd
W. M. Kitheart
Lee Ruhl
E. W. Lyons
James van Dyke
Byron Deerr
Charles Sutton
Fred Swafford
Jack Moore
Rebekahs
Effie Cleckner
Amanda Rossway
Carrie LaCage
Mac Humes
Lucille Shanda
Louise Coburn
Marie Penrose
Lavone Chvala
Mable Benner
Myrtle Winslow
Elizabeth Campbell
Wars den
Christine Lamb
Virginia Lester
Mary Severin
Sarah Swafford
Rose Viall
Mae Humes
Dorotha Ringler
Margaret Ewen
Naomi Hillman
Mollie Dierks
Elizabeth Ealy
North Liberty declamatory contest winners named
Darlene Canney from Hoover School won first in dramatic with Little Match Girl while Leona Shupitar from Greencastle School took second with Frozen Violets. George Neitderhiser of Lininger School won first in humorous for Sis' Feller and Paul Fuhrmeister of Hoover School was second with Hans Hens. Firsts advance to district contest in North Liberty January 20 judged by Prof. H B Barnes of the University of Town.
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North Liberty
Madison Township
Cross Roads
Darlene Canney
Hoover School
Leona Shupitar
Greencastle
George Neitderhiser
Lininger School
Sis’ Feller
Paul Fuhrmeister
Han
A T Rowe
Tufin
H B Barnes
University of Town
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Nour
Gral
Doc Dartey
S&s
BS Peace
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Fuda
Cedar Rapids Gazette
City Ide & Eur CO
First St. NE
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Constantine Nartries
Helen Banger
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Patrick J. Courtney
James A. Franklin
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Jennie Simpson
Luther League of the Clermont Lutheran Church
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Lloyd Anderson
Elsie Lindgren
Clarence Johnson
Louise Am
Farmers Holiday Defense Association of
Cedar County
J. A. Hayslett
W. W. Christian
Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati
Hazleton
Woman's Relief Corps
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Maquoketa River
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Albion R. King
University of Texas
Sage School of Philosophy
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Buchanan County Board of Supervisors
James Hood
Buchanan County
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Hood
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Oxford Junction
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Alvin E. Hadaval
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William C. Thorn
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O ES
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the Pashek
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Electa
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Hattie Sley
Lizzie Nowachek
Sentinel
Henry Mowry
Williamsburg
Roy Bar Kuch
American Legion
Post
Fred Sternagle
Ralph Hakes
Lewis la Jutant
Ubbert
Marion News
Fred Domer
Third Avenue
Robert Myhlhausen
Nicholas Michel
Central Avenue
J. R. Mitchell
Chardan
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