Hog Prices Show Strong Tone in Wholesale Pork Market
Wholesale pork prices rose as demand for fresh pork jumped on Tuesday. Hog receipts were light at 16,000 head, with futures and retail movement helping lift prices. light hogs and heavy hogs posted gains, while cattle and lamb markets showed mixed trends in Chicago and regional reports.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
AAA
Kansas City
St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
Clevelan
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Local Market Fragments Mention Several Names and Goods
Disjointed OCR text notes various market items and prices, including produce and dairy lines. It lists receipts, sellers or buyers by name, and references to numerous individuals such as Mrs Strayounr, Oak Prop, and Archi Vale, interspersed with mentions of Cedar Road and Cedar Rapids.
Local Hog Prices Rise in AM Market Report
Local hog prices move higher with AM prime grades up 15 cents and good packers at 10 cents higher. The top price hits $9.75 per cwt while other local markets show no change.
Cedar Rapids Markets Mixed for Produce and Livestock
Grain prices list wheat oats rye and corn with varying prices. Live poultry and eggs-rates for heavy hens leghorns ducks and geese shown, with wholesale fruit vegetables and prices for oranges grapefruit lemons lemons potatoes and apples. Hides and bides prices included for various categories.
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Ile
Glee
Wheat Pit Sides with Waiting Attitude as Trade Slows
Chicago AP reports dull trading in the wheat pit with a near standstill on the Board of Trade. May wheat held around 1.42, corn slipped to about 0.60, and small losses persisted in May deliveries amid light demand and a cautious market awaiting new government actions and possible grain regulation.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas City
Wall Street stocks end a cheerless quiet session
In New York the stock market showed little movement on Monday with few gains and most issues easing. Discrete winners included Montgomery Ward General Electric American Telephone Standard Oil of California and Houston Oil while leaders like U S Steel Sears Roebuck Allied Chemical Phillips Petroleum Glidden Chrysler Consolidated Gas Western Union Santa Fe Union Pacific U S S S Smelting and Cerro de Pasco fell. Transfers ran about 2 000 000 shares as grains and cotton dipped and bonds mixed. Foreign exchanges were quiet and slightly easier.
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New York
Douglas
Boeing
Sperry
Curtiss-Wright
Montgomery Ward
General Electric
American Telephone
Standard Oil of
California
Houston Oil
U. S. Steel
Sears Roebuck
Allied Chemical
Phillips Petroleum
Glidden
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
Western Union
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U. S&s. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Anna Johnston Of Toledo Dies
Miss Anna Johnston of Toledo longtime resident died at her home Monday at 12 10 am after illness since last June from a heart ailment. She was a Cornell college graduate and world traveler active in the Nineteenth Century club Sorosis and P E C Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at the home with Rev Glenn Hartong presiding Burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery near Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Toledo
Anna Johnston
W. S
Maria Newcomer Johnston
Cornell College
Nineteenth Century Club
Sorosis Club
Glenn Hartong
Woodlawn Cemetery
Chicago cash provisions market prices summary
Chicago prices for cash wheat No 3 hard 110 No 3 mixed 104 1 34 cents. corn No 4 mixed 58 cents No 5 yellow 55 1 34 56 2 No 4 yellow 58 59 4 No 5 yellow 57 2 6 57 2 cents No 4 white 59 7 59 4 cents No 5 white 55 2 45 7 2 cents. Oats No 3 white 27 4 6 129 4 to 4 cents No 4 pile 25 4 urdity ee sample grade 23 44 cents. Rye no sales Soybeans No 2 yellow 84 cents nominal Chicago No 4 yellow 78 8 2 cents nominal. Barley actual sales 60 85 cents feed 20 42 46 nominal. Timothy seed 31 0 0 315 cwt Clover seed 12 0 0 6 17 50 cwt.
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Associated Press
Mason City
Ottumwa
Chicago
Bond Markets Show Mixed Movements In Early Trading
New York bonds edged lower with money, industrial, and utility groups holding steady or advancing marginally. Treasury notes fluctuated, with 3s down 2-32 to 4-32 points and others slipping 1-32 to 3-32, while foreign issues posted mixed results and most U S government bonds traded below Saturday's closes.
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New York
Armour and Co
Detroit Edison
Walworth
Youngstown Rheat
Baltimore
Ohio
St. Paul
Chicago
North Western
Rock Island
Erie
Missour! Pacific
Nickel Pinte
Southern Pacific
Treasury
U S
Boston Wool Market Holds Firm Amid Mixed Grades
In Boston, bulk wool sales remained firm with high grade territory wools selling near the top of last week’s ranges. Prices stayed largely steady, with 58s and 60s blood types near 85 cents scoured. Foreign exchange in New York showed easy demand across several currencies. Sugar markets in New York firmed with futures rising and No 11ings selling at around 235 to 239.
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Boston
S Dept Aericultures
Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Hongkone
Mexico City
Montreal
Hut
Orel
Local Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
Thorvald Morsing of Clinton and Rachel E. Cummings of Cedar Rapids obtain a marriage license. Virgil L. Newman and Leona M Hepker of Toddville receive licenses. Harris E. Nelson of Chatfield Minnesota and Anne Tomasch of Cedar Rapids also licensed. Charles Guy Dedo of Kansas City Missouri and Velma Elizabeth DeNevers of Marion receive licenses.
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Thorvald Morsing
Clinton
Rachel E. Cummings
Cedar Rapids
Virgil L. Newman
Leona M Hepker
Toddville
Harris E. Nelson
Chatfield, Minn
Anne Tomasch
Charles Guy Dedo
Kansas City, Mo
Velma Elizabeth DeNevers
Marion
Twins Born to Local Residents at Mercy Hospital
A daughter was born on January 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Boyd of 1618 Fourth Avenue SE at Mercy Hospital. A daughter followed for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White of 932 Sixteenth Avenue SE on January 20 at Mercy Hospital.
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Dennis Boyd
Fourth Avenue SE
Mercy Hospital
Arthur White
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Swinging Inside the Shoulder Points Triangle Drill
A 1930 guide explains keeping action inside the fixed shoulder-area during swing. It describes fixing a mental triangle with head at apex and feet at base corners to control head placement and hip movement, illustrating the correct outside-outward move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areca
Conyright
Widow Anna Becicka Dead After Lingering Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Anna Becicka aged 73 died at 7 10 am Monday at her daughter Mrs Rudolph Hlavacek home 1606 Twelfth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Born in Bohemia Oct 22 1851 she came to the United States at age 14 settling in Johnson County later residing 32 years in Cedar Rapids. Survived by eight children two sisters two brothers twenty one grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the Polansky chapel Wednesday afternoon.
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Anna Becicka
Peter Becicka
Rudolph Hlavacek
Twelfth Avenue SE
Anna Zarecky
Bohemia
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
John Blaylock
Walford
Frank Becicka
Amana
Barta Becicka
Cou Falls
Charles Becicka
North Liberty
Joseph
Wendl
Emil Becicka
Tillie Bartovsky
Theresa Jedlinsky
Wesley Zarecky
Joseph Zarecky
Ward
S. D
Death of Robert Guy Thoroman in Cedar Rapids home
Robert Guy Thoroman age 55 of 320 A avenue NW died suddenly at his home Monday at 12 30 p m He was born in Cedar Rapids January 26 1881 and worked as a millwright Surviving are three sisters Mrs Jesse Bennett Cedar Rapids Mrs Bessie Kubacky Des Moines and Miss Ruth Thoroman New ton a brother A R Thoroman Omaha and half brother B J Walker Wichita Kan Funeral announcements will be made later Friends may call at Turner chapel
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Robert Guy Thoroman
A Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Jesse Bennett
Bessie Kubacky
Des Moines
Ruth Thoroman
Newton
A. R. Thoroman
Omaha
B. J. Walker
Wichita
Kan
Turner Chapel
Death of Mrs Ellen Woodruff Widow of Civil War Veteran
Mrs Ellen Woodruff aged 92 widow of Civil War veteran Martin Woodruff died at her grandson Roy Woodruff's home 712 Vernal Street NW after a long illness. Born in West Virginia April 1, 1843 she lived in Cedar Rapids for 35 years. Only surviving relative is her grandson. Funeral services set for Beatty chapel Tuesday at 2 p.m. Friends may call Monday 7 to 9 p.m. at Beatty chapel.
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Ellen Woodruff
Martin Woodruff
Roy Woodruff
Vernal Street
West Virginia
Cedar Rapids
Beatty Chapel
Cedar Rapids Woman Mrs Morgan Dies in California
Mrs. S. G. Morgan longtime Cedar Rapids resident and mother of Mrs. W. A. Hansen died in a Glendale California hospital after an emergency operation. She had suffered a fractured hip since October and her body will be returned to Cedar Rapids for funeral services to be announced later.
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S. G. Morgan
Cedar Rapids
W. A. Hansen
Twentieth Street
Glendale
Calif
Morgan
Funeral services for Mrs J L Sherman Tuesday at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs J L Sherman will be held Tuesday at 2 p m in the Turner chapel conducted by Rev Nelson C Dreier Burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the Turner chapel Monday evening
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J. L. Sherman
Turner Chapel
Nelson C. Dreier
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Calvin T Weatherwax
Funeral services for Calvin T Weatherwax will be held at the Federated church in Shellsburg on Tuesday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Mr Inman of Shellsburg and the Rev. Mr Williams of Vinton will conduct. Burial will follow in Shellsburg cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel until 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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Calvin T. Weatherwax
Federated Church
Shellsburg
Mr. Inman
Mr. Williams
Vinton
Turner Chapel
Installation of Harbor lodge and Gardner chapter officers
Harbor lodge A M installed officers with Robert Grapengeter of Maquoketa James Storing from Elwood and Dr F J Becker of Maquoketa presiding Worshipful master Elmer Schepers treasurer T H Rowe secretary E E Glick senior deacon Lon Cressey junior deacon Robert Brown senior steward C L McDonald junior steward Lawrence Cressey tyler Emil Rutenbeck Gardner chapter O E S installed by same trio Eleanor Rohwedder from Olin Mary Glick Blanche Jorgensen Worthy matron Frieda Seyfert worthy patron Paul Schubert associate matron Erma Schepers associate patron Carl Wazac secretary Velma Ruggeburg treasurer Laura Kramer conductress Martha Myatt associate conductress Ruth Rutenbeck marshal Besse Frazier organist Alice Christensen Adah Marjorie Christensen Ruth Eunice Christensen Esther Mary Seyfert Martha Irene Mohr Electa Florence Dake warder Nellie Wazac sentinel E E Glick.
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Lost Nation
Harbor Lodge
A. F
A. M
Gardner
Robert Grapengeter
Maquoketa
James Storing
Elwood
F. J. Becker
Elmer Schepers
T. H. Rowe
E. E. Glick
Lon Cressey
Robert Brown
C. L. McDonald
Lawrence Cressey
Tyler
Emil Rutenbeck
Gardner Chapter
Eleanor Rohwedder
Olin
Mary Glick
Blanche Jorgensen
Frieda Seyfert
Paul Schubert
Erma Schepers
Carl Wazac
Velma Ruggeburg
Laura Kramer
Martha Myatt
Ruth Rutenbeck
Besse Frazier
Alice "Christensen
Adah
Marjorie Christensen
Ruth
Eunice Christensen
Esther
Mary Seyfert
Martha
Irene Mohr
Electa
Florence Dake
Nellie Wazac
Newspapers Selected as Official Delco Publications
The Manchester Press Manchester Democrat Radio Hopkinton Leader and Earlville Review were chosen by the board of supervisors as the official newspapers for the coming year. The latter two papers will receive compensation as for one official newspaper per the agreement on file.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Board of Supervisors
Manchester Press
Manchester Democrat-Radio
Hopkinton Leader
Earlville Review
Laura Kershner Rites Held In Marion
Funeral services for Laura Kershner, Marion resident for nearly fifty years, were held at Yocom chapel with the Rev. W. E. Fisher officiating. Marion chapter No. 183 O. E. S. attended in a body and pallbearers included W. B. Sebern, Clark Creglow, Carl Wallace, A. J. Taube, W. W. Yocom, and G. A. Patschke. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Ely
Vicinity
Laura Kershner
Marion and
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Ethyle Wood Birmingham
Fay Beach Murdoch
City Four Square
W. B. Sebern
Clark Creglow
Carl Wallace
A. J. Taube
W. W. Yocom
G. A. Patschke
Oak Shade Cemetery
Iowa Congressman Hickenlooper to speak at Marion Legion meeting
B. B. Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids will address a joint Marion Post 298 American Legion and auxiliary tonight at 6 30 in the Legion hall. Separate business meetings follow at 8 00. A picnic supper is served at 6 30 under the committee chaired by Mrs. John Clay.
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B. B. Hickenlooper
House of Representatives of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
John Clay
Marion News Briefs Highlight Local Life Events
Mrs. Mary Nagele marks her ninetieth birthday at 498 Seventh Avenue after years of immobility. Community groups schedule meetings with lessons, picnics, and officer elections, including Handicraft club No 1 and Pleasant Grove Community club. A forthcoming wedding invites Marion residents to Ell Elliott Reynolds and Andrew James Copp in Los Angeles. Relatives travel from Wyoming after a death in the Alden family. West Marion Garden club hosts a gathering at Mrs. Frank Stevenson’s home.
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Mary Nagele
Seventh Avenue
Handicraft Club No
Hugh Hutton
Eighth Avenue West
Marion Folk
Ellen Elliott Reynolds
la Verna Davis Reynolds
Andrew James Copp
Arlington Avenue Christian Church
Los Angeles
Reynolds
T. J. Davis
West Marion
Frank Stevenson
Wheatland Scouts Elect Officers in Regular Meeting
In Wheatland the Boy Scout troop elected Paul Stankee as patrol leader and Wendel Lohmann as assistant patrol leader with Ralph Martens as scribe and Lohmann also serving as bugler. Scoutmaster A. C. Fischer named Alfred Ronald as assistant.
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Wheatland
Boy Scout Troop
Paul Stankee
Wendel Lohmann
Ralph Martens
A. C. Fischer
Alfred Ronald
Carl Lohmann
Walter Kishn
Irvin Martens
Elberon
Henry Struvie
William
Milly
Hazel
Ray
Christena Struvie
Arthur Kruger
Arthur Stock
John Baumgartner
PALO
Palo High School
Ginger Girl
Iona Burt
Howard Kahler
Curtis Hayes
George Kanellis
Eva Waddie
Ferne Hopker
John Stookey
Ellsworth Eye
Grace Heath
Dale Young
Elmer Francis
Irene High
Lost Nation
Rutenbeck Hall
Ivan Busch
Senst
Ryan
Dorothy
Chimps Escape Cage At Hippodrome
Lion tamer Frank Woska calls police as Minnie the 70 pound chimp escapes into a theater vent. After seven hours Minnie is captured with Woska handcuffing her while police assist. The incident underscores the danger posed by chimps.
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New York
Frank Woska
Minnie
January beauty deals and laundry services ad list
An OCR style newspaper notice lists beauty shops and services with prices and phone numbers. It mentions Lillian Buchy Beauty Shop Delux Beauty Shop Helene Beauty Shop Paris Academy of Beauty and Paramount oil permanents alongside laundry services from New Process Laundry and Indascal diaper service.
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Lillian Buchy
Delux
Dial
STARK
Cae Sen A Es Helene
Paris Academy O Beauty
3Rd St. SE
Zoric Cleaners
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Siotn
Omama
Holcamb
Doephter
Cuithide
Margaret
Cedar Road
Waska Archi- Vale
Patsy
Whittur
Janet
Chikes
Cider Rapids
Wilson & CO
Dini
Wilson's
Ups
Sine Ohsman & Sons Company, Inc
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co. W
Umn
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Mls Central
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Alleshen
Corp
Tel
Allied Chem
Johns Manville
Allied Mills
Ans Cy OU
Chalmers
Kelvinator
Am'n
Amerada Corp
Kennecott
Gar & Fd
Kresge
Anon
Kroger G & B
Pwr
Libby Owens Lehigh Valley
Int'l Corp
Loews Nc
McKesson _Robin Amu
Marshall
Mathieson
Miami
Armour_Com
Monsanto
Atchison T&sp
Morrell Ace
Mont Ward
Auburn Auto
Motor Whee
Aviation Corp
Murray Corp
Baldwin Loco
Wees
Balto & Ohio
Nat Biscuit
Barnsdall
Cash
Beatrice
Lamson Brothers & Co
Bucyrus
Brooklyn
Owens UE
Owrey
Budd
Otisteel + i
Gedar Rapids
Packard
Park Tah
Byers
Burroughs Adg
Patino Mines
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Ant
Pierce
Ches & Ohio
Pillsbury
Biant Ches Corpn
Pitts Screw
Ity
Plymouth
Sheppe Wen
Proctor Gambel
St P & P
Pullman Co
St P &P
Radio Corp
A . Ongoleum
He Union
Silver King Con Gas
Simmons Co
Consciou
Skelly Oil
Con Motors
Con Oil
Crown
Sperry Corp
Crucible Steel
Joe Lead
Standard Gas
Curtis Wright
Calit
Eere & Co
Ind
Del
Timken
Fairbanks M
Fish Rubber
Trans-America
Ford England
Atc Fox Film
Foster Wheeler
Union Carbide
Freeport Tex
Amn
Sky Ant
Uni Air Li Gen Baking
Uni Corp
Nes
Ala
United Fruit
Uni Gas Co
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Gas Ave
al Gen Motors
U S Pipe
Alda
Gen Ry
Gillettes Rade Oy Stee
Gimbel Bros Bs Util i P&l
Glidden Co
Woolworth
Hiram Walker
Houston
Yellow Truck
Howe Sound
Hudson Mtrs
Gstown
Zenith Radio
Hellemann Automatic
McNeil
Pat Berehoff
Butler Bros
U. S. Bonds
U_ SS
Treasury Das
Chester Horton
America
Addrief
Elen Woodruff
C. T. Weatherwax
Marion News
Mrs. Kershner
Leo LaVasseur
Guy Miller
Jay Speake
Walker
George Speake
Earle Helbig
Emmett Tow
St. Luke's Hospital
C. E. Blinks
Springville
Ray Wiley
Theristrial Club
Mary Baker
Twelfth Street
Herbert O. Allen
Charles R. Riddick
Edward J. Sedlacek
Steven Wayne
Harry Coker
Fred Coker
Oxford Junction
Mae Smith
Dubuque
Ralph Bishop
Frank Bishop
Central City
the Gazette
M. O. Waterman
North Western Bell Telephone Company
Lions Club
J. J. Booth
Friends Club
Margaret Fee
Marion High School
Lincoln School
Band Mothers Club
Elizabeth Beall
Catherine Cheadle
Miss Cheadle
John Oliver
Paten Hospital
Harold Horn
Mount Vernon
Cornell College Violin Choir
Mendelssohn-Achron
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Canton Marion
No. 7
Patriarchs Militant
O. O. F. Hall
A. E. Crew
Ameigo Club
E. M. Adams
Bertha Pownall
Oxford Club
Dorothy Smith
Harley McCailley
Dry Creek
Herman Koch
Marie
Koch
Ida Lillie
Mary Hanna
Henry F. Miller
Rena M. Rice
St. Luke’s Hospital
Hazel Carroll
Coe College
Verle Breed
Alice Shekelton
Minneapolis
Keystone Division
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Claire J. Newlin
Eleventh Street
South Marion Township
Pleasant Grove Community Club
A. R. Jones
Robert Alden
Alden, Jr
Wyoming
Alden
Alice Fuhrmeister
Iowa News
Hind
Es Angel Ps Sa Ori
Cedar- Rapids Gazette
Wightman
Elmer
Mabel Wightman
May
The
Saree A Alec
Aden
May Drug Co
Ginsberg
L. Pancy
1St Ave
Allied van Lines, Inc
Lynch Transfer & Storage Co
Kozy Inn
Antique Exchange
Ist Ave
O'Ricley
G. J. Ronan
O. D
Higley
Kenwood Transfer
C.R. Knitting Co
2Nd St. SW
3Rd Ave
Drew's
Pete
James Hollison
St. NW
Togo
Cuili
Stister
Joe Navratil
Amn’s Tavern
1St St
Steis
Atlas
Miller Beer
Bohemian Kitchen
Jiallwood
Goulasti
S&s. A
Ben Jansa
Mer
Bandinoss
12Th Ave
Mandalay Inn
Blatz
Wester
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