Hog Prices Edge Up at Chicago Stockyards
Hog markets show modest gains at Chicago five terminal yards with receipts around 33 150 and top cited near 7 83. mixed regional shifts with Cleveland and Pittsburgh steady to slight gains while East Buffalo and East St Louis move differently. Cattle and sheep activity mirrors a cautious tone with steady to lower bids and varied regional results across major markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St
T .No. Ave. Amt
St. Louis
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Hogs Steady On Local Market After Wednesday Slump
Local hog market shows steady prices with top bids around 7.60. Sinclair’s market list outlines various hog weights and packers pay scales, while cattle and lamb markets show mixed activity and price ranges across steers cows bulls and yearling stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainchair
Sinclair's
Croirman
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices Listed
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page shows grain prices and assorted commodities. Wheat and corn values appear with varying figures, alongside notes on eggs vegetables and other market items, reflecting a busy trade sheet.
Grain market steadies in narrow trading amid caution
On the Chicago board of trade traders held prices in a tight range as Canada and Washington potential shifts loomed. Wheat mixed around unchanged to fractional moves, May at about 96 34 cents, corn up to 14 cents, May 4 34, oats easing 30 cents with May around 51 4 percent. Cash activity light with Canada cash wheat strong but export demand overall modest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Washington
Winnipeg
United Kingdom
Stocks drift in dull market amid light volume
New York traders saw a quiet session with stocks generally lower and light transfers. Homestake Mining fell about 13 points while Sears Roebuck and Liggett and Myers declined slightly. U S Steel held steady and American Can edged up. Volume centered around 420,000 shares as grains and bonds remained dull and mixed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Homestake
Sears Roebuck, Liggett and Myers B
U. S. Smelting
U. S. Steel
American Can
American Telephone
Western Union
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
Liggett & Myers B
International Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American Sugar Refining Preferred
Great Western Sugar
General Electric
Westinghouse
Burroughs
American
Continental
Bethlehem and
Loews
Fragmented Market Notes on Food Prices and Receipts
A jumble of market figures lists prices and receipts for several items including potatoes cheese peppers roosters and various meats. The text references firsts standard weights and multiple price points such as 19¢ 18¢ and 46 per unit while mentioning imports from New York Europe UK and general market conditions and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teated Springs
Egg and butter futures and storage standards report
Market notes from Chicago show butter futures closed with storage standards for January at 32% and February at 32.34 cents. Egg futures list various standards and grades with figures including fresh graded firsts for February at 1a and October at 23%4 cents, alongside Pacific coast and Midwestern egg pricing and shell treated liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Chicago Produce Futures
Chicago
Deaths E. E. McGinley Former Resident dies
E. E. McGinley 43 of Davenport former Cedar Rapids resident died Tuesday night in a Davenport hospital from bronchial pneumonia. A World War II artillery captain and reserves colonel, he was active in Hanford post American Legion. He worked in life insurance here and with American Petroleum in Davenport. Survived by widow two sons Robert Earl and William Frederick two daughters Betty Eileen and Patricia Anne, father Edward McGinley Council Bluffs, and half brother Joe McGinley Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl EB. McGinley
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Field Artillery
France
McGinley
Hanford
American Legion
American Petroleum Company
Robert Earl
William Frederick
Betty Eileen
Patricia Anne
Edward McGinley
Council Bluffs
Joe McGinley
Chicago
Funeral services set for George W. Stratton
George W. Stratton died at 11 30 p m Wednesday after a brief illness at his son Robert R Stratton s home 142 Thirtyeth street NE He was born April 1 1868 in Alabama and lived in Cedar Rapids four and a half years Survived by six children two brothers and 23 grandchildren Funeral services 1 30 p m Saturday at Range mortuary Davenport and 2 p m Friday at Polansky chapel Rev E Winslow Brown officiating Burial in St George cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Thursday
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George W. Stratton
Robert R. Stratton
Tirtieth Street
Alabama
Cedar Rapids
Big Lake
Tex
George R
A. J. Ruffin
Jewell D
B. W. Gholson
Quay, N
A. W. Yates
Ernest Best
Forest
N. M
Henry Stratton
Pasadena
Calif
Charles Stratton
Yokum
Polansky Chapel
E. Winslow Brown
St. George Cemetery
Roosevelt warns of national resources crisis in new deal era
President Roosevelt submits a congress report on national resources, outlining decades of environmental harm from one crop farming and soil loss. He urges balanced use of land and water, notes the first inventory of national assets, and endorses coordinated federal planning for orderly development.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Congress of the United States
Roosevelt urges national plan for resources and jobs
Franklin D Roosevelt argues for using land water and human resources as interwoven assets to benefit future Americans. He proposes a four billion dollar public works program over eighteen months, a permanent national resources board, and yearly funding to national projects to reduce unemployment and guide national economic planning.
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Congress
National Resources Board
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Obliging Bandit Helps Fix Trolley Then Robs Motorman
Kobusch, a motorman at 412 First Street SW, says an unmasked bandit helped repair a broken trolley wire at the Oak Hill line end at midnight Wednesday. After finishing repairs the robber demanded money, took $2980 from Kobusch, and rode away with the motorman on the car. The suspect, about 25, five feet ten, slender, wore a black leather jacket. This was the second Oak Hill holdup, following a December 20 theft of $31.
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Herman Kobusch
First Street
Oak Hill Street
Kobusch
Twelfth Avenue
Ninth Street
Eighth Street
Oak Hill
St Wenceslaus Chelsea Game Postponed On Icy Roads
The St Wenceslaus at Chelsea high school game tonight is postponed due to icy road conditions near Chelsea. Chelsea officials requested the postponement to avoid hazardous travel for players and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
St. Wenceslaus
Chelsea High School
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Settlement Guide
An old ledger style notice outlines how to estimate want ad sizes and costs. It explains line counts for first and subsequent lines, references a price table, and lists various daily publication rate segments. The text includes scattered numbers and columns typical of a classified ad rate sheet.
Lost and found notice for free Paramine Theater tickets
Announcements state a lost item alert offering a reward of free Paramine Theater tickets. The note requests the finder contact the supplier at 22nd Street SE to recover the pair. The location and contact details are partially legible.
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Paramine
Uder
L. M Stalker
3Rd Ave
Paramount Theater
Gazette Office
Urnacell
Sove Uel
Becker Roofing Co
F. T. Patik
Wilson Aye
Steno-Sec
Y-Bkpr
Exel
Paris
Bowling Alleys And Dances Across Town
Local listings show multiple venues with amateur dance nights and live music at Lincoln Bowling Alleys Moose Hall Silver Palace and various inns. Auto ads promote used cars from several dealers with prices and contact details across Ind Ave SE 2nd Ave SE and 3rd Ave SE.
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Ave
9Th St
Lincoln
St. E
Moose Hall
New
Carl & Rose
Stoneking
Silver Palace
Av. W
K_St. Inn
Nevada
Swisher
P S. Hall
Lost items and rewards listed in local want ads
Multiple lost notices include a Pooch dog with white and brown wire hair fox terrier named Pooch and a Bodo dog with wire hair. rewards offered for each. Other losses include a Swiss movement wristwatch, a white gold watch with initials, a purse with change, and a white wire haired dog named Bosko. Also promotions and local shop ads.
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Bodo
Brucemore
Route 2
Bosko
Indy
12Th St. SE
Employment SPEC for Size of Add
A brief employment notice requests applicants for a sizing position. Candidates should submit resumes detailing experience with specification writing and ad layout. The posting seeks detail oriented individuals familiar with newspaper size constraints and market-friendly wording.
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Nterior Towa
Minnesota
Iowa
TUL Associated Press
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Masun City
Ottumwa
Ottumwon
Austin
Austin Minn
AP Hess
Ivnsas City
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Ate
Jose O
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St Paul
Sacer
Tannapolis
Eignet Eeeiee
Cincinnath
Leshar Springs
Texas
Boater
Bae
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RLCLI
Simpmonts Chicago
Ioo
Minnepolis
Eho Tivds
Wall St
J E. Bennett & Co
W. HA. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Inti Cement Alaska Juneau
Allegheny Corpn Jis Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmers
T and T
Amerada Corpn
Johns Manville
Ann Can
Kayser Julius
Amn
aKelly Speth
Kelvinator
Ite HePy
Qwens
Amn Roll Mills
Tig Garbonia A
Amn Smelting
stLeens, Inc
Amn Steel Fdys
Forjijard BP
Amn Sug Rf
Louisyill G&e
Tel
McIntyre
McKesson Rob
Mathieson
Armour ‘Com
iiMo
Atlantic Rie
Monsanto x Te Aviation Gerpa
Mont Ward
Caldwin Loco
Motor Wheel
Balton
Ohio
Murray Corp
Barnsdall A
Nadhators
Beatrice Cry
Natl Biscuit
Bendix Av
Best d& Co
Natl Dairy Prod
Beth Steel
Natl Distirs
Boeing
Natl Paw & Li
Bohn Alum
Natl Steel
Borden Co
Park Utah
En & Ford
Enna RR
Shes & Eens
Fenney
J G
Ches Corp
Phelps Dodge
Cheo & NW
Plymouth Oil
Chro RI & P
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler
Rem Rand
Col Gas Eire
Ep Steel
Seaboard
Roebuck
Bineeuck
Oo Gontl Motor Ysz Socony
Geile
Cudahy
Stand Brands
Curtis Wricht
Stand Gans
Deere and Co
Dome Mises
Ourlns Air
Stew Warner
Pu Pont Nen
I Stone Webster
Eaton
Mfr
Tex Goron
Rex Gulf S
Elec
Thompson
Elec Po
Tidewater
BU Bink Rangers
Foster Wheeler
Tras-America
Ae Peeeport Tex
Union Carbide
Gen Bokine
Union Pac
Natn Veld Te Ben Henin
Buse Ua
Aveepad Gen Motors
Um ‘Corban
Gillette S
aUnt Gas Co
Brads
Pine
Candrich
Snodwear
O'S Steel
Otis Granby
Util P Toran
Vanadt Serta
Nen Ares
Hazel Atlas
Heilemann
Herdix Avn
Kibbys McNeil
Rog Warner
Marshall Fid
aQuaker
Creago Corp
Minneapolis
Tepmen
First St
Old City
Ohlman & Sons
Yw & Mf
Wweyorkk Rropece UK
RTA
E. E. McGinley
Range Mortuary
Mississippi Valley Committee
Public Works Administration
Water Planning Committee
Bandit
Gazette
Auto Transportation
Santa Fery
Dany
California
Equitable Bldr
Alta Duncan
Dial
3Rd ST
Sham
F W
Lillian Suchy
Nelene Beauty
Exp
Opers
Marvel Beauty
Kresge
Marie Stewart
LaVogue
Montrose
Beauty
Paris Academy of Beauty
Business Services
Cood Refs
Call DeMarah
Ind Ave
5Th
Rapids Chevrolet Co
Unzeitig Motor CO
Pontiac
Rude Auto CO
2Nd Ave
Oldsmobile
Unzestig Motor CO
5Th St
Wagner Motor CO
8Th St
Hudson
Hudson-Essex CO
Chevrolet
NASH
At &Th St
Katz Co
See Rapids Chevrolet CO
C. R. Nudson-Essex CO
Feab-pond Rapids
Chevrolet CO
Warner
Cn 2 CO
Bth
Dodge
Harvester Co
Ww International
Chevrolet Coune
Avent
Tional “Harvester Co
Auto Salvage Company
Center Point
FORD
Int
W.b
Katz” Co
Stone's
St. SW
The
Woman'’s Home Companion
Colliers
McGreror Wholesale
Merchants Bank
Harper's
Bazaar
House Beautiful
Red Book
Good Housekeeping
Cosmopolitan
Call McDonald
Richards College Pharmacy
May
2Nd St. SE
Hall Bicycle Co
Glasgow Tailors
C R, Knitting Co
Richards College
PHCY
10Th St
Kenwood
16Th Ave
Madam White
6Th ST
Novak Heatfog Co
Care Gazette
Preston
Don Ttage
Merchants Industries, Inc
Dayton
Retailers Commercial Bureau
Minn
Jallow
Ee Ee Ee Academy
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