Hog Prices Rise at Chicago Despite Big Monday Receipts
Chicago market shows swine prices up to 360 for top offerings as hogs lead Monday gains amid 66 700 total receipts across major markets. Cattle and sheep receipts and regional trends mirror steady to mixed movements with Cleveland and Pittsburgh noting varied shifts. Strong hog demand persists in East Buffalo and St Louis, while Chicago remains the focal point for price discovery and weighted averages around 340.
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Chicago
Fiauay Mactyve
Union Stockyards
Cleveland
Pitsburgh
Aye Amt
AXE Amt
Butchers Barz
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
East Buffalo
East St Loms
Local Hog Market Shows Softening Prices Across Grades
Hogs weaken on the local market with a 9 cent drop on Monday. Prime hogs for various weight ranges see prices down, with top packer and prime rates noted. Liberal premiums apply based on hog quality and condition as packers adjust to market shifts.
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Sinclair Hog Market
Wheat Prices Rally on Roosevelt Message to Congress
Wheat futures climbed as much as four cents amid broad buying after President Roosevelt’s monetary message. May futures reached a season high, with corn and oats also advancing while profit taking cooled late gains. Cash prices rose and receipts showed active mill demand.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Congress
Southwest
Liverpool
Apenne
Wall Street stocks surge on broad market gains
New York AP reports a strong broad rally led by steels motors rails and utilities while alcohols lag. Major gains seen in Allied Chemical Du Pont Delaware and Hudson American Telephone US Steel and GM with about 2 to 5 point rises. Transfers around 3.5 million shares. Market cheered President's message to Congress with some profits taken later.
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New York
Allied Chemical du Pont
Delaware and Hudson
American Telephone
Steel
General Motors
Santa Fe
American Can
Congress
Allied Chemical Ganed
U S Steel Western Union
Bethlehem Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube National Steel
U. S Pipe and Foundry
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe Pennsylvania
U S Smelting American Smelting
Johns Manville
General Electric
Goodyear
International Harvester
Deere
Central
Public Service of
New Jersey
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Update
Brief Cedar Rapids items include terse notices and local notes about community happenings, small ads, and short announcements. The scattered text references miscellaneous topics without clear detail or full context.
Grain Market Ticker Shows Broad Trading Across Commodities
A dense list of securities and commodity notes appears with tickers like Adams Express, American Smelting, and Lehigh Valley among many others. The entry references bank buildings, telephones, and various steel and mining firms, reflecting a wide market movement across transportation metals and industrials.
Wheat and Poultry Prices Amid Mixed Market Activity
Market notes show varied poultry prices with roosters and turkeys listed by weight and quality. Potatoes receipts and shipments are reported with limited sales and liberal demand, while Idaho and Colorado markets show few transactions and general firm vibes at certain price points.
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Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Chicago produce futures report and price notes
AP market roundup notes Chicago egg futures closed refrigerator standards January 16 and fresh graded firsts January 17 and February 15 with varying cents per pound. Butter futures indicate closed storage standards January 18 February 19 and March 19. Idaho russet potato futures show a March price of 209 per hundredweight.
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Chicago
Idaho
Death notices and funeral plans from Cedar Rapids area
Obituary notices list John V Kolank 32 of Cedar Rapids with funeral in Barta chapel and Masonic rites. Joseph Henry Cottingham former Cedar Rapids resident dies in Los Angeles. Mrs Farabeth Seiler dies in Cedar Rapids with funeral in Rohn West Side chapel. Anni Skersick 84 of Ban Dien Cala noted with survivors and services.
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Second Street
Barta Chapel
T. B. Hlubucek
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A M
Oak Hill Cemetery
Jan Huslodge
Charlies Kriz
Milton Jasek
Frank Stanek
Lorene Anthony
Dirk Broulik
Frank Kelster
Crescent Biscuit Company
Viasta Trachta
Anna Rebec
Joseph Rebec
George Riley
Charles Kirchner
Rufus
Eugene Rebec
Jan Hus Lodge
U. C T
Malta
A. M
Joseph Henry Cottingham
Cedar Rapids
Claude W. Cottingham
Fourth Avenue SE
Los Angeles
Calif
Democrat
Wis
Josephine Bratton
Platteville
Ponca City
Oklo
Iowa
Ottumwa
Creston
Mount Vernon
Des Moines
St. Pauls
Ora Inez
Joseph Loren
F. A. Michalicek
Wendel Muncy
Betty Anna Bully
John Cottingham
Betty Jeanne
James William Ensign, Jr
Mason City
Patina Ann
James Arthur Michalieck
James E Otis
Las Areoles
Farabeth Seiler
Ian Seer
Bellevue
Cigbt
Tra Lint
Walter Lint
Shellsbore
Viola Clarence Lister
Hilda Florence
Floyd
John Reeg
Henry Seiler
Emma Seiler
Caroline Re
Ma Anni Skersick
Ban Dien
Cala
Gedar Rapids
Twall Beal bin Olega
Joseph Po
Adeaph Woo
Chartles
Fo Skerre
Mit Mary Lavder
M. Rare BueAson
San Oiga
21 Killed and Many Injured Across India in Devastating Quake
A powerful earthquake struck multiple cities causing at least two dozen deaths and widespread injuries. Reports cite collapse of a teashop, hospital, and several homes with tremors felt from Bombay to Calcutta and Patna. Casualty counts varied as agencies assess the devastation.
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All India
Calcutta
Treia Monelay
Ci W Brown
Iniiwas
Tndaan Castnct
Rey Wer
Patna
Cranva
Hich
Marriage Licenses Recound To Mortiant And Whitemark
Toddsiae couple Mortiant and Treaty E. Whitemark are recorded for marriage licenses in the local notice. Blended names suggest a clerical error in the original record.
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Mortiant
Treaty E. Whitemark
Toddsiae
Gas Rate Ordinance Ordered by Council
City council adopts plan to have city attorney draft a natural gas rate ordinance based on a tentative Cedar Rapids Gas Co. agreement. Proposed schedule sets 19 cents per therm for 50 therms and 15 cents thereafter, with an optional 20 cents minimum consumption rate and tiered pricing.
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Cedar Rapids Gas Company
David G. Bleakley
W H. Stepanek
Howard R. Green Engineering Company
I. B Mc@ladrey company
Pas
Leo Peiffer
Central Park Fuel Company
Pon Barnes
Gas
Roosevelt Seeks Gold Revaluation and Trade Measures
The article outlines a plan under consideration by President Roosevelt to revalue gold through executive action. It proposes restricting silver exports, regulating foreign exchange, and using treasury bullion for trade balances. It also notes the hoped effects on bond prices, export trade, and domestic prices, with RFC continuing gold and silver purchases and financing deficits by borrowing.
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Treasury
Congress
Treasury Stabilization Fund
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Secretary of Treasury
Morgenthau
RFC
Mixed reception to Roosevelt gold take over proposal
President Roosevelt urged Congress to authorize the government to seize all gold stocks with potential profits between 3 and 4 billion dollars. The plan drew mixed reactions in Congress as Democrats generally supported it while Republicans signaled it could become a party issue. Senator McNary convened Republicans to discuss strategy for 1930. Senator Hastings condemned the plan calling it robbery. Senator Carter Glass criticized the program, arguing the proposal merits careful floor discussion.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Hastings
Delaware
Carter Glass
Virginia
Secretary of the Treasury
Chass
Births Reported for Watt Jones and Feward Pop
A daughter was born January 13 at St Lukes Hospital to Mr and Mrs Thomas Watt of 626 Fonvenue NW. A son was born January 15 at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Russell Jones of 418 Fast Street SW. A son was born January 15 at Mercy Hospital to Bern and Mr Feward Pop of 208 Fg teenta Street NW.
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Thomas Watt
St Lukes Hospital
Russell Jones
Fast Street
Mercy Hospital
Bern
Feward Pop
Teenta Street
CWA Workers Ordered to Use Wages for Necessities
Linn county emergency relief chairman Benjamin Tait warned CWA and CWSA workers that their wages should cover essentials such as groceries housing fuel and clothing. He said complaints show some workers spend funds on liquor and luxuries and those found to do so will be discharged immediately.
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Benjamin Tait
Linn County Emergency Relief Committee
CWA
CWSA
Tait
Insull Loses Bid to Halt Extradition in Ontario Court
Toronto, Ont. Justice Charles Garrow denied a motion to set aside the extradition order for former Chicago utility magnate Martin J. Insull. Insull had $10,000 bond revoked and was jailed. his lawyers planned an immediate appeal to the appellate division of the Supreme Court.
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Toronto
Ont
Charles Garrow
Ontario Supreme Court
Martin J. Insull
Chicago
United States
Insull
Supreme Court
Trial Opens in $1999 Damage Suit Over Fatal Beverly Crash
Ruth E. Burger sues Milwaukee Road as administratrix of Leo Burger estate claiming fatal injuries when he was struck by a North Western train near Beverly after being taken into a freight cab. Defendant argues Burger acted as trespasser and left voluntarily. Irene Leonard and Evelyn Langton obtain divorces in separate district court actions. Tile-Tex wins $409.18 recovery against A B Brumm for Building Specialty Co.
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Ruth E. Burger
Leo Burger
Burger
North Western
Beverly
A B Clark
District Court
Ottumwa
Milwaukee Road
Cedar Rapids
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tile-Tex Company
A. B. Brumm
Building Specialty Company
A. B. Clark
Courthouse Painting Project Proposed for Linn County
A Linn county courthouse interior painting job totaling 4636 dollars is submitted to CWA headquarters in Des Moines. It plans 32 workers including 24 painters at 120 dollars per hour for 2880 man hours and 8 helpers at 0.50 an hour for 960 man hours. Materials estimated at 700 dollars. Start January 19 and finish February 19 under Earl Miller oversight.
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Linn County
CWA
Des Moines
Feh
Earl Miller
Senate Confirms Welles Appointment
The nomination of Sumner Welles of Maryland as assistant secretary of state was confirmed by the Senate on Monday afternoon. Delaware County opposition and valuation figures follow, detailing taxable land, railroad property, and moneys and credits across corporations and noncorporate sectors.
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INS
Sumner Welles
Maryland
Senate
Manchester
Delaware County
Roy Welterton
American Sailors Land At Foochow Amid Chinese Disorder
American sailors arrived from the gunboat Tulsa in Foochow to guard lives and property during the evacuation of the rebel capital as nationalist forces drive south in Fukien. British cruiser Berwick arrived from Hong Kong while tensions prompt evacuation orders for missionaries and locals.
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China
United States
19Th Route
Gordon Burke
Tulsa
Min River
Fukien
Chen Shao-Kwan
Berwick
Hong Kong
Amoy
Chuang-Cho
Mystery Man in Wynekoop Defense
Dr. Alice Wynekoop faces a defense alleging she knew nothing of Rheta’s death until discovering her body on a basement operating table. The case cites claims of Dr. Wynekoop’s affection for Rheta, disputed illness, and insurance actions including a $3,000 double indemnity policy and premiums on other family policies.
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Alice
Rheta
Earle
Smith
Dougherty
French official killed in crash near Paris
Governor General Pasauier of French Indo China and nine others died when the trimotor Emerald crashed near Corbigny 125 miles southeast of Paris on the return flight from Saigon. The wreck burst into flames after impact. most victims charred. The Emerald previously damaged on a prior return flight from Indo China. The ship aimed to set a Paris to Saigon record and carried pilot Lunay, a mechanic and a radio operator among nine others.
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Indo-China
Emerald
Saigon
Orient
Far East
France-Orient
Corbigny
Nievre
Faris
France
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Launay
Pasquier
Bank raid in Indiana yields 25000. officer killed
A gang of machine gun bandits robbed the First National Bank in East Chicago Indiana and fled with 25000 after killing Patrolman Patrick O Malia who entered with a detective to answer a burglar alarm. Police quickly surrounded the bank but the robbers escaped.
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Chicago
Ind
First National Bank
John Dulinger
Indiana
Patrick O'Malia
Pang
O'Malia
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