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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1934
Page
4
Chicago market activity shows hog prices rising by ten cents amid lighter receipts. Government purchase programs bolster demand, supporting an uptick in livestock trade and market sentiment.
Wall Street indexes showed mixed results as late trading unfolded with analysts weighing speculative price moves. Traders considered bank and industrial shares, assessing potential gains and risks amid ongoing market volatility and remand actions.
Hog market notes show prices up by a dime across grades on Tuesday. Prime top reaches 290 while cull and feeder hogs trade around 200 to 260 per hundredweight and lambs quoted near 4.00. Steady demand and cautious buyers mark the session with mixed lots trading under volatility.
R Chierry longtime Milwaukee railroad employee and dispatcher dies in Bettendorf hospital. Funeral set Wednesday 2 pm at Yocom chapel with Marion lodge No.6 AF and AM in charge and Rev C J Biddle officiating. Burial at Cedar Memorial. Survived by widow and six children.
A damaged account describes a murder trial in which the defendant was found not guilty after a chaotic courtroom scene. It notes ongoing attention to the case, mentions an attorney and possible appeals, and highlights community reaction and related social club events.
Police investigate a string of car break-ins and gasoline thefts across NW area. Victims report small cash and fuel stolen from vehicles and shops over several weeks. Detectives note repeated patterns and are canvassing witnesses near the garages and grocery stores.
Louis Balster longtime Lost Nation furniture and undertaking businessman dies after eight days illness in a Cedar Rapids hospital. Survived by wife three sons a daughter seven grandchildren two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Thursday at Union church Lost Nation with Masonic rites conducted by Harbor lodge.
Multiple beauty shops list services and prices including perms at 35 to 50 cents, shampoos at 5 to 35 cents, manicures, finger waves, and permanent waves ranging from 150 to 350 cents. Advertisers include Irma Beracek, Lilian Reese, Johnsons, Cinderela Shop, Helene Beauty Shop, and La Vosue Beauty Shop with addresses and phone numbers.
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