Hog Market Slips as Receipts Rise in Chicago Trade
Chicago hog prices ease amid higher receipts with nondescript gains erased. Top hogs fall to 10.05 dollars with some loads selling at 10.10. Cattle and sheep quotes show steady to lower tones across major markets in Chicago and neighboring western centers. Representative sales list varied hogs, cattle, and lambs with mixed bids and steady to lighter demand.
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Chicago
AAA
Sprlghter Searc GS
Sioun City
Sioux City
S Dept Agriculture
Omaha
Dept
ST Paul
South ST Paul
Dept Agriculture
Markets Report From HK AGG Produce Ledger
Market notes list various produce prices and receipts with references to onions tomatoes and beans, including mentions of eggs and meats. The fragmentary text shows prices per unit and total receipts, noting fluctuations and occasional figures like 190, 313ac vg Mards 90 cen ver and 14s. It preserves names of produce items and rough price glimpses without coherent narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK Agg
Nat - Torthern
REYS
Hogs Weak on Local Market Amid Price Drops
Hogs on the local market weakened with price drops of 5 to 15 cents in various grades. Top hog prices fell to around 960 dollars. Wilson & Co Hog Market lists specific truck hog prices by weight class and packers’ quotes, alongside calf, sheep, cattle, and goat market figures and varying price ranges for different weights and qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & CO
Wilson's
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Items
A Cedar Rapids listing details grain prices for wheat oats rye and barley with assorted produce and livestock products. It lists wholesale fruits and vegetables including oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes apples bananas and lettuce as well as oysters hides and miscellaneous supplies with unit prices and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocks & Jos
Fragmentary World War II Era Notebook Item
Fragmented OCR style note mentions Castington and names like Charles Has and Toy von Washington. References a conference and collectors, with an unclear schedule stating Tuesday and multiple people. Context and specifics are incomplete but indicates a meeting or session with several days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casthington
Charles
Washington
Reruk Conference
Ws Lobe Dtu
Elustan
Wheat markets subdued in respect to King George V short session
In a brief session of trading, wheat prices largely held, with May wheat around $1.00, corn down 14 cents, and oats flat to mildly higher. Traders showed reluctance amid global market closures and limited Washington news while mill buying appeared sporadic and rye kept a firm tone on elevator purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade Directors
Liverpool
Canadian
Washington
Chicago Wheat and Grain Quotes From Market Ledger
The Chicago market page quotes May and July wheat futures around 100.00 and 99.75, with corn and oats levels shown for May July and September. Rye, lard, and cash provisions are listed, including Minneapolis cash grain notes and various No. 2 and No. 3 grain classifications, with prices and delivery months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lamson Brothers ¢& Co
H. R. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Natonal Bank
Aeepee Ag
API
Bel Nes
Minneapolis
Wake
Montana
Sugar and commodity market snapshot from New York and Minneapolis
Raw sugar futures unchanged as refined sugar also holds steady. Minneapolis flour carloads steady with prices around 72 to 74 cents per barrel. Wool in Boston reports low sales but firm prices on several grades. Foreign exchange in New York shows steady demand with mixed rates across Britain France Italy and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SUGAR_ MARKET
New York
Boston -Ap
US Dept Agriculture
Ohio
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Portugal
Cireece
Poland
Austria
Hungary
Arcert
Bond Markets Turn Moderate Losses Amid Mixed Trading
New York bonds drifted under reactionary currents with moderate losses among corporate issues and few standout bids. Government issues were quiet with small gains and price changes. notable names include Pacific Gas and Electric, Pennsylvania General, Postal Telegraphs, and American and Foreign Power 5s. Treasury notes closed mixed with prices around 115.13 for 4s and 107.2 for 30s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW YORK_ BOND REVIEW
NEW YORK +API
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pennsylvania General
Wall St Stocks Drift Lower Amid Slow Trading
Neglect sent most prices gently downward on Tuesday as London closing and weak commodity markets reduced activity to the slowest hourly rate this year. Cotton rose slightly, wheat steady, and corn eased a shade. some sugar shares and aircraft edged up while many favorites slipped a point or less. Major movers included American Telephone, Union Pacific, Cerro De Pasco, U S Smelting, American Can, North American, General Motors, Western Union, American Sugar, and Manati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London Stock Exchange
American Telephone
Union Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
U.s Smelt
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. T. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Hudson Motors
Hupp Motors
Jn Air Reduction
Ils Central
Alaska
Juneau
Inspiration
Allegheny Corpn
Harv
Allied Chem
Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Tel & Tel
Xfarshall
Amn
Wat
Mathieson
May Dept
Maytag Mfr
Ark Nat
Armour Com
Kans Texa
Arch T & S F
Pace RR
Monsanto
Auburn Auto
Aforrell
Aviation Corpn
Mont Ward
Baldwin
Murray Corp
Barnsdale Va’ Igty Nish Motors
Beneelors Igs
Fendie
Beth Steel I
Natl Distris
Boeing
Natl
Pow & L
Bohn Alum
Steet
Borden Co
N ¥ Central
Bors Warner Gata
NH & H
Bioveue Seie
Ohio
Rus Erle
Buda Atic
Owens Ill
Otis Steel
Byers
Packard
Chrysler Mtr
Goron
Pease F
A Cola
Rem Rand
Col Carbon
Reo Motors
Gol’ Gas
Elec
Corm
Schenley
Contl
SoCu Railway
Crown Cork
Sperry Corp
Crucible Steel
St Joe
Amn Suggi
Cudahy Pke
Curtis Wright
Stand Calif
Deere and Co
del L and W
Stand NJ
Dome Mines
Frisco Ain Douglas Air
Stew Warner
du Pont de
Stone Webster
Eastman Kod'k
Studebaker
3Ma
Tex Corp
Eaton Mig
Union Carbide
Freeport Tex
Union Pac
Uni Aircraft
Uni Air Lines
Gen Baking
Uni Corpe
United
Uni Gas Co
Elie
Uni Gas
Gen Foods
Wa Gen Motors
Ry Siz
U.S Steel
Gillette SR
Util P
Gimbel Tiros
Walworth
Glidden
Warner Bros
Ward Bak
Goodrich
Wesn
West Union
Gotham Silk
Westehouse AB
Graham Paige
Westehouse el
White Motors
Great Nor Ore
Wilson. Co
Woolworth
Worth Pump
Hershey
Zenith Radio
Chicago
Gen Hshold
Heilemann
Berghoff
Keystone Steel
Butler Bros
Libby McNeil
Cent
Marshall Fiditz
Natl Gypsum
Chicago Corp
Nobl Sparks
SK Cities
Edison
Cord Corpn
Swift
Markets pause as king's death slows world trade
Boeing and United Aircraft rose fractions while cotton closed slightly lower as the market paused for the British monarch’s death. The New York cotton market closed at noon. Chicago Board of Trade curtailed and some sessions were suspended. World commodity and security markets halted or slowed with England also pausing.
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Boeing
United Aircraft
New York
Chicago Board of Trade
England
Salesman Found Dying On Clayton Highway
Oelwein AP report says William Lembke a 50 year old salesman for American Garment Co of Minneapolis died Tuesday morning while being taken to a hospital after being found unconscious in his car on a Clayton county highway. Attending physicians cited apoplexy or heart disease as the cause. The body was taken to Strawberry Point where an inquest probably will be held.
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Oelwein
William Lembke
Storm Lake
American Garment Company of
Minneapolis
Clayton
Strawberry Point
Births Report from St Luke and Mercy Hospitals
Born to Mr and Mrs Frank E Daily at St Luke's Jan 20 a son Ronald Ray. Mrs Daily formerly Miss Mac Davis. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs J P Gasway also Jan 20 at St Luke's. A son born to Mr and Mrs Louis E Kizer Jan 17 at St Luke's. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Sargeant Jan 18 at St Luke's. A son born to Mr and Mrs A H Radecke Ronald Ray Jan 20 at St Luke's. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Gillis Jan 20 at Mercy hospital. A son born to Mr and Mrs Edward Martin Jan 21 at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E Daily
Coldstream Avenue
Wemg Toad NE
St. Luke's Hospital
Daily
Mac Davis
J.P Gasway
Fourth Avenue
Louis E. Kizer
N Street
Harry Sargeant
Farmers Commission Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Wadena report shows J. M Frey named president and Fred Tschantz as vice president with George Lewis secretary. Directors listed as Charles Oldfather, Tim Leahy, Ed Gehring, Tom Baldwin. Archie Cline serves as commission agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Farmers Commission Company
Camme
J. M Frey
Fred Tschantz
George Lewis
Charles Oldfather
Tim Leahy
Ed Gehring
Tom Baldwin
Archie Cline
Marion Legion and Auxiliary Hear Lawmaker Talk
Marion post No. 298 American Legion and its Auxiliary held a long evening program in Legion hall with Rep. B Hickenlooper of Cedar Rapids discussing How the Iowa Legislature works. Nearly 100 attended a picnic supper. committees planned events and awards. membership stood at 124 for the post and 121 for the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Post
American Legion
Iowa
B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Legion Hall
John Clay
Hugh Hutton
Ina Dye Minor
Earle Edwards
Sam Dean
Mary Buzza
Mary Hines
James Pringle
Legion
W. H. Balster
A. R. McElwain
Des Moines
Della Senninger
Oakdale
Linn County Joint Legion and Auxiliary
Cliff Cutler
Harold Phillips
John Pazour
Joseph Boyle
New Hallwood
Celan Rollins
John H. Pazour
Canton Marion Patriarchs Militant installation and auxiliary officers
Canton Marion No 7 Patriarchs Militant and its auxiliary held an installation in the I O O F hall. Cedar Rapids residents J H Woodside and Mrs Emma Hoover installed officers for the canton and auxiliary, with a refreshment gathering for forty five attendees. Camp Fire guardians plan a Thursday meeting to organize an association, while Janet Elder and Virginia Smith spoke on Julia Ward Howe and Camp Fire activities continued with a birthday project hospitality work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Marion
No. 7
Patriarchs Militant
J. H. Woodside
Cedar Rapids
Canton
E. B. Castle
Co. L. DeWald
S. G. Pearson
Marshall Swayne
W. J. Blum
Emma Hoover
Mary Swayne
Minnie Plummer
Ella Harding
Ruth Booze
Ella Horn
Myrtle Snyder
Elsie Pearson
Springville
Mary Castle
Bessie Josefi
Dorothy Robison
Kenyanozang
Janet
Virginia Smith
Julia Ward Howe
Giza of ad lines and line counts in display prompts
A fragmented query discusses line counts for ad lines from 2 to 14 and asks to add lines sequentially. It appears as an instruction-like note about formatting, line numbering, and how many lines to include in each segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix
Giza
Markets Pause In Honor Of King George
New York cotton exchange closes noon to 11:15 a.m. in tribute to the late King George. New York stock exchange expected to join. Chicago board of trade to close at 12:15 p.m. for the monarch’s memory. regular hours resume Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bennett & CO
S.la Salle St
ChicaGo
Mesabers
New York
Chicago Stock Exchange Board OF Trade
Natl
Bank Dial
Cedar Rapids Towa
New York Cotton Exchange
King George
New York Commodity Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Markets Close In London In Honor Of King George
London markets halted trading Tuesday as the stock exchange and all markets observe a day of respect for the late King George, with sessions suspended across the city and nationwide financial activity paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
King George
The
Stock Exchange
Knox gains Delaware county county attorney nomination
The 1936 campaign opens in Delaware county with Republican candidate John Knox of Oneida announcing his bid for county attorney. The article notes Knox is the son of Sam T. Knox of Oneida. A separate quoted exchange appears in the text involving a bridge game scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
John Knox
Oneida
Sam T. Knox
Diverse Local Services Classifieds Aggregate
A cluttered page of personal ads and business notices lists offerings from jewelry loans and fancy shapes to moving services, glass repair, pool table refinish, parts and repairs for carburetors, ski and boot gear, ride parties with bells, knit wear, sun baths, clock repairs, beauty services, and a beauty academy. Multiple businesses and individuals advertise, including Allied Van Lines, Lynch Transfer, Kozy Inn, Antique Exchange, Drew's, Andrew Carburetor Serv., Ginsberg's, C R Knitting Co., Kenwood Transfer, and Kennedy’s, with various phone numbers and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginsberg
Wien
Drew's
St. BE
Bleighn
R. Knitting Co
Dalsbo
Kenwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Widnisnays
Tjieuts
Ures
Ste Ohsman & Sons Company, Inc
Theston
U_S_ bonds
Treasury
Wall St
Clayton Highway
Marion News
Blanche Ham
Vincent Hart
Richard Shaefer
Kirk Snell
Helen Biddick
Mary Helen Sloss
Martha Jane Snell
Jean Rae Wells
Wayne Carpenter
Lucile Cone
Kent Finger
Ruth Murray
Carol Johnston
Margaret Wood
Helen Barber
Blanche Hamm
Richard Schaefer
Anna Marie Sullivan
Helen Riddick
Naomi Bills
Nancy Ellen Hanscom
Lillian Ann Harding
Maxine McCreary
Lucille Cone
Edward Cobrad
John Ferreter
Mary Ellen Ford
Mary Ellen Granger
Wilfred Krog
Mary Kulish
Charles Schaefer
Alice Wahl
Ruby Wahl
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
Ed Sigfred
Sigfred
Emma _ Kendall
Karl Kendall
C. N. Owen
J. B. Howell
R. Lee Taylor
Ralph Hanson
Marion
David Pratt
John Groat
Edwin Safely
Tipton
Raymond Hanson
Eli Bickel
Hanson
Townsend SH
Memorial Hall
Child Study Club
A. J. Dahn
Marion Nature and Garden Club
A. A. Schenken
St. Joseph’s
Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps
D. C. Bush
Marion Township Farm Bureau
Joseph F. Sedlacek
Mount Vernon
Edward J. Sedlacek
Edward Sedlacek
Steven Wayne
Lucile Finson
McGregor
McGregor Hospital
Mary Hanna
Jalnn Groll
Berkeley
Calif
Keystone Division
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Claire J. Newlin
Plin Wells
L. B. Lacock
Jacob DeWald
Theristrial Club
N. A. Baker
H. O. Allen
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
W. D. Shank
Eighth Street
St. Joseph’s Parish
Christmas Seals Organization
Linn County
Hallwood
Marguerite Pfeffer
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
E. EB. Parsons
South Eleventh Street
John Larkin
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Oscar French
Harold Mullaly
W. A. Jackson
Glenn Larkin
Billy Mack
Howard Mack
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
O. M. Carson
O. O. P. Club
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
F. A. Peterson
Thirteenth Street South
Will Peterson
O. E. Anderson
Oswald
A Nielson
C. J. Culver
Lee Hoening
Toddville
Virginia Lee
Floyd Howard
Wild Cat and
Pleasant Grove District No
Ralph Michel
Robert Cessford
Eleventh Street
Velma Elizabeth DeNevers
Charles Guy Dedo
Kansas City
Herbert O. Allen
Sarah Kramer
Carrie Wiebe
Frank Kramer
Addie Shumack
Cary Club
E. W. McKean
Twelfth Street
Valaz Quez
Hispanic Society of America
New York City
L. R. Wilson
Don Wolfe
Andrew P Munson
Excelsior Springs
Camp Fire Guardians
Gazette
Ise
the Gazette
United States
Dial
Teddy
May
Ae Gaozette
Aaan
May Drug Co
U.S
King
Lillian Luchy
Delux
Kennedy's
Stark Beauty Shop
EXCEL
Helene Beauty Shop
Beauty School
Paris
ACAD
EMY OF Beauty
3Rd St
Sth
Siepman
Cervenka
Joe Navratil
Amn’s Tavern
Ist St
Atlas
Miller
Bohemian Kitchen
Ben Jansa
Mer
12Th Ave
Mandalay Inn
Bintz
Plantation Inn
Chandler
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Novak Heating CO
Dearborn Brass Co
Russell Grinders
2Nd Ave
Smawase
Viola
Dade Gester
Ist
St. Swert
Cedar Rapids and Vicinity
Cone
Butler
Pullman
Tomiante Do
Stany
Frank Hyde
Evans
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Cincinnati
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