Best Grade Hogs Hold Steady Amid Price Drops
In active trading at the Union stockyards on Friday most hog prices slipped 5 to 10 cents, while top quality hogs remained around $3.60 with an average about $3.40. Chicago led receipts with 35,000 of 55,700 across five markets. Cleveland and Pittsburgh showed modest declines, and lamb and cattle settlements followed market-wide trends.
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Chicago
Union Stockyards
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Lews
Galesins
East St. Louis
Iowa
Des Moines
Tapi
INS
Tle
Bereeen
Kansas City
Omaha
St Joseph
Loux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Eseneaee
J. E. Sennett & Co
W. A. Dump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hlupp Motors
Ady Rumely
Ills Central
Indus Rayon Alaska Juneau
Taspiration
Allegheny Corpn
Intl Cement
Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Amerada Corpn
Amn
Johns Manville
Amn Car & Fdy
Kans City
Amn Com Ale
Kaiser Julius
Kelly Spefd
Amn Por Power O
Kelvinator
Amn Int Coronet
Kennecott
Amn Locogai
Kresee
Amn Steel Fdys
Pees Sku
Amn Sur
Lorillard
Tel & Tel
McKeesport
McKesson Rob
Marshall Fld
Mathieson Ark
May Dept
Miami Copper Armolls
Arch T& SF
Atlantic
Monsanto
Auburn Auto
Mont Ward
Aviation Corp
Motor Wheel
Haldwin Loco
Murray Corpa
Ohio
Nash Motors
Barnsdall Avn
Natl Biscuit
Beatrice Cry
Bendix
Natl Dairy Pr
Best and Co
Natl Distris
Beth Steer
Natl
Packard
Azza
Patino Alines
Cerra de Pasco
Penick & Ford Film
Certin
Cena RR
Ghes
Rennes
J Cy. Sars
Peoples Gas
Phelps Dodge
Phillins Pet
Pittsbury
Proctor Gambel
Pullman
Chrysler Motor
Readine
Palmoliie
Bem Rand
Rvs
Ren Sterl
Col Gat
Elec
Seaboard
Salvente
Consal
Simmons Co
Qaos
Consol
Acoy Pac
Contl Motors
Crown Cork Ag
Berne
Curtys Wrisht
Siriven
Deck & Co Byastow Warner
Del
Dome Mines
Studebaker Bra DuPont den Ata
Sega
Rayan
Glidden
Paps
Herston
Hudson Motors
Cain
Oman
Stitt
Chicago Livestock Receipts and Prices Feed into Market
Chicago livestock receipts reach about 45 000 with mixed activity. Feeder cattle and hogs show varied bids with weights 140 to 780 pounds and calves 2500 head reported. Prices cited include feeder steers near 360 and sows around 2750 with strong demand noted for good and choice classes.
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OMANA
API
Packing Sons
Wright
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Aps
Dept Agriculture
Prime porkers in nickel drop on local market
Hogs weakened on Friday amid a four cent drop in prime grades. Top price fell to 2.80 while good packets held steady. Calf market reported strong chunks and buck lambs noted with varied prices.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A compressed listing from Cedar Rapids showing assorted grain items including wheat oats barley corn and hay with prices. Also lists produce prices for oranges grapefruits lemons apples celery cabbage beets and other staples alongside poultry and hides. The fragmentary text records wholesale prices and local market figures.
Bond Markets Show Mixed Strength Across Regions
The market report notes varied activity in Treasuries and corporate issues with strength in some sectors and weakness in others. Traders observe shifting yields and demand as concerns over inflation and policy expectations influence pricing across the secondary market.
Wheat Prices Jump on Sterling Lift and Stock Upswing
Strong buying pushed Chicago Wheat futures up 1 to 2 cents while corn rose about a half to a full cent and oats 4 to 6 cents. Milling demand for cash wheat appeared with 25 000 bushels of No 2 hard winter sold under May. Weather notes in the southwestern belt sparked attention after a third straight deficit in rainfall.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain movement and market notes in Minneapolis area
OCR fragment shows wheat and grain pricing terms, dark northern durum mentions, prices around 104 dollars, various abbreviations for futures and cash markets, with unclear dates and vendors. Indicates activity in Minneapolis with corn and durum references and market jargon.
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Minneapolis
Minntapolis
Markets and notices from Chicago to New York and beyond
A fragmented OCR record shows market items and notices across multiple regions. It mentions potatoes, various commodity prices, futures notes, and legal notices including a land transfer involving Daniel Travis and Geoie L Franks in Mount Vernon, with dates and parcel descriptions mixed in. The piece appears as a garbled summary of market data, legal notices, and regional references.
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Hester A ‘Travis
Daniel Travis
Geoie L Franks
Mount Vernon
Valcon
Wall Street Stocks Rally Amid Broad Demand
A steady demand for equities pushed stocks up 1 to more than 2 points on Friday as trading widened across groups. Delaware and Hudson led gains near 6 points with others like U S Steel Santa Fe and Case rising 2 or more points. transfers totaled about 3.3 million shares.
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New York
Delaware
Hudson
U. S, Steel
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Case
Financial
U. S. Steel
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Tobacco B. Case
Chrysler du Pont
International Harvester
Western Union
Libby Owens
Douglas Aircraft
Bethlehem Steel
U. S. Smelting
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
Industrial Alcohol and Mathieson Alkali
Market Notes From Thour and New York Trading Floors
The market reports show activity in New York and Washington with references to trading levels and bond yields. Investors monitor Treasury issues including 4s and 44s while noting price movements and sector shifts across equities and commodities.
Clarrison Fisher Illustrator Dies in New York
New York UP report says Hattion Fisher, renowned illustrator of Amenieds bet, died Friday at Doctors Hospital. He was noted for his ability to abstain from food for three years.
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New York
Doctors Hospital
Marion
A. J. Stewart
Pomona
Calif
Dr. Stewart
Linn County
Farley to retire as Democrat chief
Postmaster General Farley is willing to retire as chairman of the Democratic National Committee when a suitable successor is found, but no immediate change is in prospect. He will remain postmaster general. Nebraska committeeman Arthur Mullen plans to confer with Farley in Washington about practicing law while holding party office.
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Washington
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Congress
Vandenberg
Mullen
Omaha
Arthur Mullen
Nebraska
Fiery Furnace
Shadrach
Brown
Iowa House votes on bond refund and insurance measure
Iowa House passes a bond refund bill amid debate on bond maturity earnings. The House also approves a concurrent resolution to memorialize Farm Credit Governor W Meyer and backs a measure making fire and windstorm insurance on warehoused grain optional. The Senate advances a bill enabling the chief justice to act in case of absence or disability.
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Alesch
Augustine
Beath
Bonstetter
Craven
Davis
Donion
Drees
Sen
Fester
Fletcher
Foster
Frizzel
Fuester
Garner Gissel
Goode
Grau
Hock
Hopp
Hough
Humeston
Jensen
McDermott
McKinnon
McLean
Metcalf Osborn
Ostby
Rawlings
Rice
Roe
Schlatter
Schroeder
Smith
Speidel
Stanzel
Stimpson Thiessen
Weed
Yager
Zipse
Miller
Porter
Zylstra
Senate
Spork
Farm Credit
W . Meyer
Des Moiines
Omaha Federal Land Bank
House
House passes second regular appropriation bill
The House approved the second regular annual appropriation bill totaling 31,128,504 for the Indian department for the 1935 fiscal year and sent it to the Senate. It allocates 16,269,000 for the Indian Service plus 1,414,000 from tribal funds, 860,000 for the Reclamation Service, 133,000 for the Geological Survey, 6,319,000 for the National Parks, and 1,252,000 for the Education Office.
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Washington
House
Senate
Indian Service
Reclamation Service
Geological
National Parks
Education Office
Unable To Complete Touhy Trial Jury
Chicago UP reports attorney teams for Roger Touhy and three gangsters dispute through Friday morning of the fourth trial day. Jurors admitted rose to seven as delays from perjury charges and sensational juror unseating continue. A 100-man panel was nearly exhausted by noon.
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Chicago
Roger Touhy
John Factor
West Union Resident Mrs Hancock Dies After Fall
Mrs Hancock of West Union died Friday following a fall that caused a shoulder injury. Survived by husband, a longtime West Union attorney since 1880, and their only daughter who died earlier. funeral set for Sunday at 2 pm with Rev George De Fisher officiating.
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West Union
Whip Hancock
Hancock
Otay
Lansing
New York
Hancoack
Hanesck
Sullein
Sunedax
George de Fisher
Dr Alice Wynekoop's Trial Risked Stop Over Health
In Chicago AP report physicians and defense lawyers warned the trial could end if Dr Alice Wynekoop’s heart condition, described as very perilous, prevents her from hearing a verdict in the alleged oper ated table murder of her daughter in law Rheta. Judge David postponed until Monday as two heart specialists assessed her frail state.
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Chicago
Alice L. Wynekoop
Rheta
Alice
Joseph B. David
David
Charles S. Dougherty
William D. McNally
Arthur Byfield
Francis McNamara
Catherine
McNamara
May call Johnson before senators
Senator Dickinson proposes inviting Administrator Hugh S. Johnson to testify on NRA policies as part of efforts to repeal the NRA. Other senators may pursue hearings on anti trust law moves or wait to see Johnson's plan to reopen and study codes before inviting him to the Capitol.
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Washington
ULP
Hugh S. Johnson
Dickinson
Iowa
Johnson
Borah
Ioa
NRA
Borah Denounces Trusts in Washington Address
Senator Borah of Idaho responds to NRA administrator criticism by asserting that trusts and monopolies fix prices to the detriment of the American people. He says denunciation cannot change this fundamental fact.
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Rorate
Washington
Hugh §& Johnson
NRA
Borah JR
Idaho
Roosevelt Eyes Early Recognition of Cuban Regime
Washington reports the Roosevelt administration hopes the Mendieta government in Cuba will bring stability and allow early recognition. High authority says within a week to ten days Roosevelt may exchange views with South American countries on recognition, though not binding on them.
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Washington
Mendieta
Cuba
Roosevelt
Grand Jury Probes Calvin Boggs Death
After days of delay and new evidence the Benton counts grand jury began hearing the death case of Calvin Boggs a 41 year old former Garrison minister who died after a blow allegedly struck by Everett Howe 33 A Benton farmer County Attorney Victor Visquain and Sheriff Nile Morena led evidence gathering arising from a hunting and trapping rights dispute on the Boggs farm Grand jurors include E A Buxton Otto Wagner Turrer John Wieboldt Henre Schulte and Bert Towne
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Vinton
Benton
Calvin Boggs
Garrison
Everett Howe
Garrison Farmer
Victor Visquain
Nile Morena
Boggs
Grand
E. A Buxton
Otto Wagner
Fremont Township
CGC
Turrer
Polk
John Wieboldt
St Clair
Henre Schulte
Florence
Bert Towne
Harrison
Marion News Highlights Benefit Party and Local Events
Forty women attended a Rosary society benefit card party at Mrs. Evalyn McEvoy’s home on Sixth Avenue with prizes awarded for bridge and five hundred. Community groups and church circles held meetings, planned suppers, and hosted gatherings across Marion including the Colfax Circle, Pilgrim High Roaders, and Ladies Aid societies. Several residents reported health updates, a fire incident, and visits between Marion and nearby towns as part of the week’s civic life.
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Evalyn McEvoy
Sixth Avenue
Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mary Hines
George Luense
Bridge
Margaret Ferreter
Laura Bills
Verne Balster
Dana Hickey
Harold Mullaly
Mcvoy
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pauline Krog
Seventh Avenue
B. E. Crawford
Brown Returns Two Post Office Files in Letters
Former Postmaster General Brown presents to reporters letters claiming official post office correspondence was burned. He describes finding two files labeled air mail and merchant marine amid personal papers in a box moved through Washington hotels and warehouses. He cites security and conspiracy theories and asserts no contents were removed.
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Brown
Post Office Department
J. P. Aldrich
Farley
Ohio
Post Office
Air Mail
Merchant Marine
Black
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
Security Storage Company
Barclay
New York
Wheat Plantings Exceed Expectations Under Cut Program
The Agriculture Department reported 1934 winter wheat plantings were 23 percent above the crop reduction target. Across eleven principal states the net reduction fell to 77 percent of the expected amount, with 3,267,000 acres cut versus 4,263,000 planned. Oregon and South Dakota showed the largest gaps, suggesting spring plantings may offset fall reductions. The Order of the Eastern Star was organized in 1876.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Farm Administration
Crop Reporting Board
Oregon
South Dakota
Marion School Notes and Sigourney Chamber Events
Marion students appear on the dental honor roll as two new names join. Spelling winners in third grade include Betty Peck first and Dorothy Davis second. Third graders discuss China and Japan and create books for library display. Sigourney’s Junior Chamber hosts Ossie Solem of the University of Town Covers before 300 attendees. R G Yoder presides. Sigourney coach Francis Crowe awards letters to the high school football squad.
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Robert Powell
Anna Mae Nollsch
R. C
Lee Fitzgerald
G. E. Kinser
J. T Grayston
George Kanellis
Cedar Rapids
Gene Miller
L. A. Dennison
Wyoming
Betty Peck
Dorothy Davis
Wayne Manson
Jean Hart
Verlene Baute
Warren Hanson
China
Japan
Orient
Sigourney
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ossie Solem
University of Town
Solem
Keokuk County
R. G Yoder
Francis Crowe
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Mary Breneman
Lucile Bailey
Gladys Ballard
Elizabeth Brown
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Lily Alexander
Alice Shekelton
Pilgrim Highroaders
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Twenty-eighth Street
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Fred Liddle
Ninth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Marion Fire Department
L. C. Rinard
Twentieth Street
John Austin
Florida
Gordon Grocery
Joe Voris
Blairs Ferry
St. Luke's Hospital
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Charles Blinks
S. Parks
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Lloyd Ballou
Theo
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la Porte City
W. D. Shank
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Prudence Stamy
Flora
Ind
Winchester
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Mamie Clarkson
Colorado Springs
Ed R. Mitchell
Maquoketa
Olive Irson
Harry Milligan
Martin's Creek Community Club
Emmett Albaugh
Clyde Kearns
Charles Lehr
Elmer Barnhart
Willard Hawk
Sherman A. Fontaine
Marilyn and
Richard
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C. B. Clark
Order of the Eastern Star
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