Hog Prices Advance Sharply Amid Wintry Demand
Weather-boosted demand at Chicago stockyards sent hog prices up sharply. Receipts across four major markets totaled about 30 300 with Chicago handling 21 600. hogs advanced 25 cents from Friday, with top prices around 8 20, and cattle prices also rose, led by steers to a peak since December 1931 at 12 40. Sheep receipts reached 15 500 as weighing lambs traded around 89 0 per hundredweight.
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East St. Louis
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Hog prices rise on local market with 15 cent advance
Local hog prices moved upward Monday as all grades saw a 15 cent increase. Sinclair Hog Market lists prices for various weight ranges from 140 pounds up to 320 pounds and above, with top hogs at about 790 dollars and packers paying steadily for different classes.
Absent Gold Ruling Triggers Grain Price Slide on CBOT
Chicago traders reacted as the Supreme Court adjourned without a gold clause ruling prompting liquidation across wheat corn and oats. May wheat slipped to 972 1/2 cents per bushel while May corn fell to 863/4 cents and oats were unchanged as traders awaited the Feb 4 decision and weighed weak demand from abroad and subdued technicals.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
U. S Supreme Court
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Orient
United Kingdom
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Fragments and Prices
A miscellaneous Cedar Rapids market listing shows varied produce and goods with scattered prices and items. The fragmentary text references fruits, vegetables, meats, poultry, and wholesale quotes, including mentions of potatoes, berries, and fish alongside uncertain numbers and descriptions.
Fragmented OCR reads unclear market and notes
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions market items and notes with garbled names and phrases. Hard to identify entities or a coherent event from the distorted text.
Grain Movement Receipts and Shipments Report
Grain receipts and shipments noted across markets with details on corn rye wheat and oats. Minnesota Minneapolis Copan Montana and other locations show varied prices and protein content levels as buyers report receipts and market activity.
Wall Street Stocks Drift Amid Uncertainty Before Supreme Court Ruling
U S markets opened with muted activity as traders awaited the Supreme Court gold clause decision. Steel and metal shares edged higher late in the day while most major issues held steady or rose slightly. transfers neared 750000 shares amid mixed gains in select names and little change in bonds and grains.
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New York
Supreme Court
Washington
Chicago
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Otis
Mullins Manufacturing
International Harvester
Case and Deere
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
American
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
General Motors
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Standard Oils of
New Jersey
California
Santa Fe
N Y Central
Chicago Produce Prices and Standards in Early 1930s Market
The report lists whole milk and egg price bands with quality classes from fresh receipts to firsts and seconds, plus live poultry and turkey prices. It also notes Chicago futures for butter and egg futures with storage standards and monthly grade figures.
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Chicago
First Presbyterian To Hold Retreat On Church Problems
First Presbyterian Church schedules a Sunday retreat titled Problems and Solutions with noon to afternoon sessions. Dinner in the chapel at 1230 for 50 cents a plate, reservations requested. Ira T. Carruthers, Mrs. Arthur Huntington, Clare R. Marshall, Ralph Bachman, and Rev. Robert Little lead discussions on Bible school problems Chapel society work trustees views Young People's department to participate.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ira T. Carruthers
Bible School
Arthur Huntington
Chapel Society
Clare R. Marshall
Ralph Bachman
Robert Little
Council Rejects Beer Permit for 100 First Avenue W
City council denied the beer permit application by Fred Litsey and Ralph Numbers for 100 First Avenue W. A police chief letter cited Litsey’s prior association with the Ellis Inn last May and an arrest for illegal possession of liquor, a charge that was later dismissed.
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Fred Litsey
Ralph Numbers
First Avenue W
Ray S. Taper
Litsey
Ellis Inn
Temperance Drama Draws Large Sunday Audiences
About 1300 people attended the temperance drama Prisoner at the Bar presented Sunday night at St. Pauls and Trinity Methodist churches.
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Sun
St. Paul’s
Trinity Methodist
Damages Sought in Car Crash Suit Against Anderson
Mrs. Pearl Eby files a $2945.48 damage suit in district court naming Marvin Anderson of Minneapolis and Anderson Chevrolet for a rear end collision on October 27 on highway 161 south of Cedar Rapids. The suit claims negligent driving caused head neck and brain injuries to Mrs. Eby and seeks 2600 for her damages plus 13548 for Hayden car damages and time loss and 310 for Mrs. Hayden injuries.
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Marvin Anderson
Minneapolis
Thomas C. Hayden
Hayden
Eby
Hammill Case Delayed as Defendant Falls Furloughed
No criminal cases were presented in district court Monday forenoon due to issues with defendant Joel Hammill who failed to appear for a conference. Hammill, charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated on July 25, 1934, was eventually found in North English and jailed on bond. The county attorney sought a continuance, granted by Judge H C Ring, and Hammill remains jailed until bond is posted. Divorces were granted for Bessie P Clark from James A Clark and Blanche I Beebe from F Clark Beebe.
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Hammill
North English
Sheriff's Office
H C Ring Hammill
H. C Ring
Bessie P Clark
James A Clark
Blanche I. Beebe
F Clark
Brermann Seeks Ban on Future Tax Exempt Securities
Representative Thermann proposes a constitutional amendment to bar any future tax exempt securities by public agencies. The plan would extend a blanket prohibition, keeping Congress from issuing or approving tax free bonds, though current powers to regulate may remain.
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Brermann
Washington
Congress
Ody Bate
House
Thermann
Ta Wemmann
Conny
Isaac Fox
Marion News Remembers Jesse Williams Funeral Rites Set
Jesse Williams 80 died at his home four miles south of Marion after months of illness. Born in Illinois March 9, 1854, he married Margaret Dickes in 1887 and lived on the family acreage for 48 years. Survivors include his widow and seven children. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Yocom chapel with Rev. W. E. Fisher officiating. burial in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Ammasa Jesse Williams
Marion
Frank Williams
Illinois
Margaret Dickes
Lucy Burkhart
Mabel Rohn
Central City
George H. Williams
William Jason Williams
Philo R. Williams
Glenwood
Lincoln A. Williams
San Diego
Gertie Williams
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
The
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Dinner guests hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Koppenhaver home
The group will be entertained at dinner tonight at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Koppenhaver, 960 Fourteenth Street, with guests in attendance.
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Grace H.starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Edna Roberts
Ninth Street
John Reynolds
Bess Golden
J T. Grayston
G. H. Clark
Ida Koppenhaver
Katherine Stout
Bruce Stout
Denver
W. A. Bell
Helen and
Ethel
Cedar Rapids
W. G. Koppenhaver
Fourteenth Street
Mission attack leaves man dead in New Guinea
A dispatch from Alexishafen eastern New Guinea reports Eugenius Frank age 35 of Mount Carmel was killed January 8 by natives using bow and arrow during an attack on a mission at Mount Hagen. The notice places the incident in the Borneo region and cites Vatican City as the context.
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Tom LaMay
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3Rd Ave
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Siepman
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