Hog Prices Slip Amid Steady Market Pork Receipts Across Markets
Chicago and other major markets posted steady to weak hog trade as receipts remained heavy. Prices hovered near Monday levels with top quotes around 3.35 dollars, while cattle and sheep values showed mixed moves and steady to lower trends in several western yards.
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Chicago
Iverinck
Tee've
Cate Hogs Snero Chicaco
Kansas City
Omaha
Eee
Lau Os & Joseph
Gang
Cleveland Bos
Pittsburgh
Ian
Buffalo
Cincinnati Seces
Wipvespay
API
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Butchers
East St. Louis
Cedar Rapids Grain Prices Reported At Meeting
At the annual meeting of the Cedar Rapids Grain Exchange some officers were re elected with VM President RV Lee as president and the board noting expenses for equipment and truck paths. Financial details show expenditures for the year and no major changes in leadership beyond re election.
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Dasvet
Rata
Fey
Bond Markets SEM FORE Fresh Protw
The report cites a volatile bond market with references to treasury yields and corporate issues. It notes mixed data on prices, with some securities showing gains while others slip amid uncertain economic signals.
Wall St. Stocks Rally Amid Profit Taking Tuesday
New York exchanges showed steadiness despite profit taking with rails and steel leading gains. Union Pacific and Santa Fe rose around 3 points while several other carriers and major names like U S Steel and General Electric posted modest advances amid broad but cautious trading.
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New York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
General Electric
du Pont
NY Central Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawana
Sinois Central National Steel
U S Steel
American Rolling Mill
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Western Union
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Johns Manville
American Tobacco
B. Case
Consolidated Gas and Public Service of New Jersey
American Telephone
Chrysler US
Chicago Produce Markets Report from CHICAGO PRODUCE
Markets show receipts and prices for butter eggs potatoes and poultry at Chicago and New York with firm creamery butter prices and steady turkey and poultry markets. New York reports mixed egg prices and steady butter while potato futures indicate Idaho russets around 210 per 100 pounds.
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Chicago
Catros
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
Colorado
McChutes
Idaho
Rock Springs
New York
Fragmented OCR street notes mix of names and places
The readable parts list scattered references to places including York and New York and indicate a garbled, partial note. names and dates are unreadable. the text resembles an OCR mishmash with no clear events or outcomes to summarize.
Grain PricesGive Back Monday Gains on Chicago Board
In Chicago trading grain futures gave back part of Monday’s gains amid profit taking and quiet news from Washington. Wheat fell about 1.5 cents, corn slipped a fraction, oats eased, with buyers still active in cash markets and shipments brisk. The market stayed mostly firm on underlying fundamentals and a steady cash wheat picture.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Minneapolis
Ryve
Liverpool
Local hog market edges up with 5 cent advance
Hog prices rose slightly on Tuesday with a 5 cent increase for all grades at noon. Prime top reached 2.90 dollars while packet top stood at 2 dollars. Calf market ranged good to choice 130 to 190 pounds. Sheep markets noted spring lambs at 70 to 80 pounds around 4 dollars, buck lambs about 1 dollar to 2.50 dollars.
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Dakotas
Sinclair
Fairfax man robbed. police recover $660 from cellmates
A Fairfax man and three others were arrested after a night in the Cedar Rapids Fuel yard. $14.37 on Antone Vanous led to a broader search and a hidden $560 in a coat pocket at the station. Henry Lee admitted taking $100 from Vanous in the cell. Lee received a ten year reformatory sentence. Vanous recovered his money and opened a bank account.
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Henry Lee
Seventh Avenue
Arnold Chipley
Cermak
Cedar Rapids
Lee
Stanley
Vanous
Anamosa State Reformatory
A B. Clark
G K. Thompson
Chipley
Klimesh
Roosevelt or Ruin Says Fr Coughlin at Money Hearing
Rev Charles Coughlin warned Congress that Roosevelt monetary policy could trigger a revolution in America, declaring it Roosevelt or ruin. He urged silver rehabilitation, described money regulation as constitutional, and criticized lawmakers for opposing the president’s plan. Frank A Van derlip proposed a federal authority to issue currency without metal reserves.
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Washington
Charles Coughlin
Michigan
Congress
Roosevelt
America
House Coinage Committee
Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Father Couchlin
Orient
Great Britain
India
Mahatma Gandhi
United States
Frank
Vanderlip
New York
Federal Financial Authority
Federal Reserve Banks
Bandit Robs Ossian Produce Man Of $94
Decorah Dispatch reports Ossian Produce company foreman Lester Hexom was held up in the basement of the Ossian branch building. A gunman ordered him to surrender the cash, bound him with cord, and escaped with $94 after Hexom freed himself before police arrival.
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Bandit
Ossian
Spriial
Gazette Decorah
Lester Hexom
Decorah
Decorah Produce Company
Hexom
IOWA SENATE TO ACT WEDNESDAY ON REVENUE BILL
The Iowa Senate deferred a decision on which revenue measure to recommend for passage to Wednesday afternoon. It will choose between the interim commission three point bill and the Farm Bureau tax plan, narrowing to the tax sections only. The interim bill includes a graduated net income tax 1 to 5 percent a 2 percent retail sales tax and a 2 percent corporate net income tax while the Farm Bureau bill centers on a selective transactions tax based on gross income with a graduated retail tax.
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Des Moines
Iown
Senate
Interim Commission
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Bil
Topping
Wilson
Polk
House
Benton
Leon Powers
Neutron Ray Developed at California University
A neutron ray exceeding x-rays and radium was created at University of California by Prof. E. O Lawrence and Dr M Stanley Livingston. The device produces 10,000,000 neutrons a second in a magnetic setup with a spinning pill box, deutons, and a large 85 ton magnet. Neutrons, zero charge, penetrate heavy elements and even the human body, offering medical and elemental-building possibilities while posing shielding and safety considerations.
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Tioward W. Blakeslee
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
England
California
E. O Lawrence
M. Stanley Livingston
Marion Legion and Auxiliary Host Picnic at Hall
Marion post No. 298 and Auxiliary held a picnic at the Legion hall with about 100 attendees. Talks by I B McGladrey on Central America, pending stag party at Marion Country Club, and plans to attend commanders meeting in Des Moines.
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Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Paul Fiedler
I B. McGladrey
Cedar Rapids
Hanford Post
Central America
Marion Country Club
H. N. Strader
A. R. McElwain
Des Moines
Jones County Legion
Monticello
R. M. Houser
Della Senninger
Joseph Boyle
Senninger
Oakdale Sanatorium
McGladrey
Small Girl Saved From Serious Injury By Dog
Diane Biddick four years old was dragged about sixty feet by a car near Marion public library while crossing to visit her father at the Biddick Lumber company office. The dog Gyp kept pace and drew attention, preventing a worse outcome as the girl sustained bruises and scratches. Particulars mention Roy Graff as the driver who did not see the child.
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Gyp
M. H. Biddick
Diane Biddick
Diane
Marion Public
M. H Biddick
Biddick Lumber Company
Roy Graff
Gyp Diane
Perfect Cribbage Hand Brightens Milwaukee Man's Game
E C Ainley a Milwaukee baggage handler on the Omaha division scored a perfect cribbage hand in a Marion game with F C Ross and Dr J J Booth. He held jack of hearts and three fives, then turned the five of hearts on the deck. Honored At Shower Miss Esther Mich el, soon Mrs Ernest Clough, was guest of honor at a mixed shower given by her sister in law Mrs Carl Michel and Mrs P O Michel near Marion Monday. Forty four guests attended. Out of town visitors included Mrs Dorothy Morrison Mount Vernon Mrs Alfred Voss Mrs Fred Frederick Cedar Rapids and Mrs Charles Maier Center Point. Mrs Letty Williams and Mrs E L Rummel attended funeral services for Mrs Laura Cowan of Davenport in Olin Monday. The Missionary and Aid societies of the Presbyterian church meet Thursday at 2 30 in church parlors with Mrs H S Touro in charge of devotional and Mrs Charles Blinks speaking on National Missions. Supper at 5 30 served by First division Ladies Aid. Public invited. Mrs J Davis learns her son Bryant Kenney now at Bayonne refinery after promotion with Standard Oil. Marion Chapter No 183 O E S set installation Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple preceded by a 6 o'clock dinner. Mr and Mrs Fred J Lang adopt son James Frederic, one month old. Centennial Encampment No 91 EO Ors met Monday in I O O F hall.
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E. C. Ainley
Milwaukee Railroad
Omaha
F. C. Ross
J J Booth
Marion
Ernest Clough
Esther Michel
Carl Michel
P O Michel
Clough
Dorothy Morrison
Mount Vernon
Alfred Voss
Fred Frederick
Cedar Rapids
Charles Maier
Center Point
Missionary and Aid Societies
The
Presbyterian Church
H. S. Touro
Charles Blinks
Parks
China
Ladies Aid Society
Sues Standard Oil Co Over Petroleum Code Violations
The suit alleges oil company contests violated the code by offering premiums and trading stamps and by directing children to Standard Oil stations to collect coupons. Coupons were exchanged to reward those with the most during January through April. A DC supreme court injunction hearing was scheduled for January 20.
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Standard Oil
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Oil Company
Hevia Sworn In As Cuba President Amid Guarded Inaugural
Carlos Hevia was sworn in as provisional president of Cuba. Havana staged quiet ceremonies while soldiers and sailors patrolled streets to guard against potential violence.
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Hevia
Cuba
Havana
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Oak Shade Cemetery
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This City
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Laura Cowan
Davenport
Olin
J. Davis
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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