Hog Prices Rise on Light Receipts Amid Cold Wave
Chicago AP reports thin livestock supplies due to cold weather boosted hog prices to an early top of 1050 per hundredweight, with cattle steady to 25 cents higher and lambs seeking similar gains. Despite small midweek runs, most hog sales stayed at 10.35 to 10.50, while cattle and lamb markets showed broad strength on limited receipts.
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T Rade
Ciucago
Aye
CAI
FED West'n Lambs
SS Dept. Agriculture
Tuklo
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
S. Dent
Iowa Hog Prices and Pack Hog Market Rates in Early Reports
Market wires show Iowa hog prices with varied ranges by weight and class, including packers paying around $8.40 to $9.00 for 275-350 lb hogs and higher quotes in other cities. Reports from Mason City Ottumwa Austin Omaha Sioux City St Paul list receipts and price spreads for hogs, cattle, and sheep with slight gains across regions.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Mason, City
Ottumwa
Austin
Munn
API
Local Hog Prices Rise Further Across Market
Hogs advance 10 cents across all grades with top price at 9.85. Wilson’s regional quotes list truck hogs by weight bands from 150 pounds up to 550 plus, with varied prices. Calf, sheep, and cattle markets show mixed moves and range from good to fair, with steers, yearlings, heifers, cows, and canners priced across several brackets.
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Wilson's
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain and produce prices list in Cedar Rapids with oats rye and barley per hundredweight, soybeans, poultry by weight, ducks geese and hides prices, plus wholesale fruits and vegetables including oranges lemons potatoes onions and cabbage. Horse prices and hides valued with miscellaneous livestock terms.
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Jonathans
Bond Markets Show Minor Gains Across Sectors
In New York trading, modest gains appeared in most bond market divisions before dawn. Corporate issues led with secondary improvements, high grade loans steady, and government issues moving narrowly. Foreign notes showed mixed results with Colombia 6s rising and Uruguay 6s retreating.
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York AP
Nationas
Rovernment Obimnath
Isney
Ito
Bullish Tendency in Grains Checked by Various Factors
Chicago reports a restricted outside interest curbing wheat rally and keeping price moves moderate. Prices end higher for wheat May at 1 00 7% while corn and oats show small or no changes. subzero weather, Liverpool market tone, and backspreading pressure influence trading while arrivals stay light and lard futures rise on hog strength.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Kansas City
Southwestern
Minneapolis
Government plans seek 2 billion for work relief
Relief heads propose a 2 billion dollar request for work relief and limited direct relief for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The plan awaits approval by President Roosevelt and the budget director before reaching Congress. Hopkins warns the 4.88 billion appropriated to employ 3.5 million may run out by midsummer.
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INS
Relief Administration
Congress
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Wall Street Stocks Rally on Broad Advance and Record Volume
New York stocks jumped on Thursday with prices up two points or more across mining, aircraft, rail and industrial sectors. Active issues included American Smelting, Howe Sound, Dome, U S Smelting, Douglas, United Aircraft, Boeing, Union Pacific, Nickel Plated, Southern Pacific, Columbian Carbon, General Electric, Westinghouse, Kennecott and Anaconda. Transfers reached about 2.6 million shares as wheat and cotton improved and bonds held steady while gold currencies fluctuated early.
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Howe Sound
Dome
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
Douglas
United
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
H. KR. Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
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Wheat and grain prices in Chicago and Minneapolis markets
Chicago cash provisions list bids for wheat corn oats and rye with prices per bushel or ton, including No 2 red and No 3 hard varieties. Minneapolis spot grain quotes show wheat receipts and prices for No 1 dark northern and hard amber durum, along with corn and oats valuations.
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Arley
Timothy
Clover Seed
Minneapolis
Montana
Chicago Produce Markets Report
Chicago area market notes show butter receipts firm with various grade quotes, creamery specs and extras. eggs firm at 24 to 32 cents, poultry steady with no arrivals, potatoes on track with supplies moderate. Reports from New York reflect higher butter receipts and steady poultry. futures included butter and fog futures with several month prices listed.
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Op Sates
New York
frevcMt
Wool Market and Foreign Exchange Reported in Boston Gist
Sizable weights of fine wools sold at firm prices including U S Department of Agriculture notes. Prices for combing and greasy wools listed with scoured basis. Foreign exchange rates shown for major currencies with multiple country figures. Market text also mentions New York and Montreal futures movement and refinery status.
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Dept Agriculture
Katie Adams dies longtime Union Station matron at 68
Mrs. Catherine Adams 68 longtime Union Station matron died at home 859 Fifth Avenue SE at 1045 p m Wednesday after a long illness She was born in Alsace Lorraine Germany April 16 1867 came to the United States before age seven She entered Rock Island service in 1903 and worked until July 13 1935 since on sick leave She aided travelers stranded or injured and helped ill women and children Friends may call at Brady chapel Thursday evening Funeral announced later.
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Alsace Lorraine
Germany
United States
Rock Island
Death of Mrs S G Morgan Due in Cedar Rapids for Burial
The body of Mrs. S G Morgan who died in Glendale California last Sunday will arrive in Cedar Rapids early Friday morning. Funeral services are set for 2 p m Saturday at Turner chapel with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call Turner mortuary if the body is delayed by late trains.
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Glendale
Calif
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Mortuary
Funeral services for Miss Mable Stoddard in Oakland
Funeral services for Miss Mable Clare Stoddard, who died in Oakland California last Sunday, will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with Dr A A Brooks in charge. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery. Call Turner mortuary as the body may be delayed by late train schedules.
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Oakland
Calif
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Oak Hill Cemetery
Turner Mortuary
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Meredith
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Meredith will be held in the Turner chapel at 3.30 p.m. Friday with the Rev John J Gent officiating. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Turner Chapel
John J. Gent
Linwood Cemetery
Archie Francisco Dies at 61 of Stroke in Bed
Archie Francisco 61 of 320 B avenue NE was found dead Thursday from a stroke per Linn county coroner Dr. B L Knight. Francisco born June 1 1874 near Eldora leaves sister Mrs R A Hrnserote Hannibal Missouri a brother Adrian McManus St Louis and half sister Mrs Anna Los Angeles California. Funeral announcements will be from Rohn mortuary.
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I. C. O. F. Lodge
B. L. Knight
Linn County
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Eldora
R. A. Hrnserote
Hannibal Mo
Adrian McManus
Can Opener Drives Huge Rise in 1935 Farm Canning
The can opener is credited with steering about 100 million dollars more into farm pockets and trade marts in 1935 than 1934. Carlos Campbell of Washington, director of the statistics division for the National Canners association, said housewives used more canned food than ever as the 1935 pack reached 6 billion cans, with major vegetables like corn, peas, and tomatoes up 30 to 50 percent.
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Chicago
Carlos Campbell
Washington
National Canners Association
Campbell
Hell Frozen Over Hell Michigan Ice Clad Village
Hell Michigan known as Highland sits nearly abandoned under six inches of snow with a heavy ice coating on Reeves mill dam and pond. The area draws winter anglers for ice fishing for pike despite the village’s decline. Prof H F Lutz estimates Alexander the Great seized vast sums at Issus Persepolis and Ecbatana in ancient campaigns.
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Hell
Livingston County
Reeves Mill
Highland
H. F Lutz
University of California
Alexander the Great
Issus
Persepolis
Ecbatana
Treasury bond prices cited in New York market notes
Market notes list closing prices for several U S Treasury securities including 4s 47652 at 115 11, 4s 44-54 at 11190, 378s at 40.43, June 107 30, 33 s 43-47 at 107 10, and 46-49 at 104 20, with 33 51-55 at 102 30.
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New York
U_ S_ bonds
Treasury
Morgenthau Refines Plan Denying Resignation Rumors
Washington reports Morgenthau and President Roosevelt are crafting a refinancing plan to strengthen national credit with potential public release in weeks. Morganthau rejects resignation rumors, stating any such move would come at the President’s request, while outlining needs to fund bonuses, AAA substitute, and silver purchase.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Treasury
Morgenthau
RFC
Jesse H. Jones
Youth Confessing Theft Gets Pay Raise at Work
In Wilmette police court 19-year-old Harry Cutseres admitted that his claim two men robbed him of 205 dollars was a hoax staged with clerk Robert Leonard. Employer W. A. Bihler, noting the youths sent the money to him by messenger, refused to prosecute and offered Cutseres a raise from 12 to 14 dollars a week, citing four and a half years with the firm.
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Chicago
Harry Cutseres
Wilmette
Robert Leonard
W. A. Bihler
Cutseres
Blind Woman Freezes to Death as Husband Fails to Build Fire
In Michigan City Indiana a 65 year old woman Mrs Anna Kalinowsk i froze to death while her blind husband groped for a way to heat the home. A neighbor found her body in bed and investigators noted adequate food and coal were available in the house.
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Michigan City
Ind
Anna Kalinowski
Otis
Nine Million Repaid on Rural Loans
Washington report shows rural rehabilitation loans repaid to date total nine million dollars of sixty eight million advanced. The Rural Resettlement Administration notes 408,721 farm families aided, up 54,000 since September and 112,000 since June 12, with Iowa listing 3,709 rehabilitation families as of January 1.
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Washington
INL
Rural Resettlement Administration
RRA
Iowa
Edward VIII Vows to Uphold Constitutional Government
King Edward VIII's first message to parliament expresses determination to follow his father's example in upholding constitutional government. The message was presented in the House of Commons by Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin.
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London
Edward VIII
House of Commons
Stanley Baldwin
Deep Love for George V Recalls British Spirit
The Rev R J Campbell at a Lions Club lunch spoke on British affection for King George V. He recalled the Silver Jubilee in London and noted the King’s life as a model, a good father and honest man. He contrasted Edward VIII’s Jubilee gesture with charity for underprivileged children.
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R. J. Campbell
Church of Our Lady of Grace
Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
London
Father Campbell
Edward VIII
British Isles
Loaded shell in attic uncovers Alsace fortune
Workmen in Hagueneau Alsace found a rusty shell in an attic during repairs. A cap unscrewed revealed the shell was loaded with gold coins valued at $13,500, a fortune from wartime loot.
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Haguenau
Alsace
Marion Woman Turns Eighty One In Fragile Health
Mrs. Robert Martin longtime Marion resident marked her eighty first birthday Thursday. She has spent most of life within a mile of her Martin's Creek home four miles southeast of Marion. Confined to bed over a year, she was born in a nearby log house to Ed win and Charlotte Clark and married Robert Martin January 2 1876. Her husband died in 1928. She raised eight children seven living with fifteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Three half brothers Charles Michael and Oliver Clark survive.
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Robert Martin
Charlotte Clark
Thirteen Birthdays Share a June Day in Sydney
In Sydney Constable George Lin ey notes thirteen children born in different years but all on June 13. He treats it as a joke except on June 12 when he goes out to buy birthday presents for them.
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Sydney
INS
George Liney
Australia
Sydas
George
Gazette Want Ad Department Phone Reply Procedure
Out of town readers wishing to answer Gazette Want Ads with only phone numbers may write a letter to the Gazette Want Ad Department to respond. The notice informs readers of the process and addresses contact steps for inquiries.
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