Hog Prices Fall as Chicago Receipts Boost Market
Expanded hog receipts at yards spurred a mild drop in hog prices on Monday with prices slipping 25 to 50 cents from Friday. Hog trade saw 10,000 new hogs shipped, supplies tight earlier in the week, and wholesale pork strength supported some weekly gains despite volatile swings. Cattle and sheep values showed uneven movement, with steers higher early week then dull at close, while fat lambs held steady.
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Chicago
Api-'u
Dept Agriculture
Snes
T . Po
Wilson & CO
Wilson's
Shed J
EB Bennett & Co
W. Ors
Hermans National Bank
Good Packers
Adams Express
Rumely
Alecsheny Corp
Aluis
Riis Chalmers
Johnsonlang
Eee Brothers Roe
Sir
Kroger
Lambert
Corp 12
Lebish
Valley
Gora
Forma
Am Steel
Lorillard
McKeesp
McKesson
Wat Works
Marshall
Mathieson
Miami
Atlantic
Natl Dairy
Boeing
Bohn Alum
Pow & L
Borden Co
Natl Steel
Hore Warner
Central
Briggs Miz
Nynh&h
Brooklyn
North& West
Es Bucyrus Erie Ita Nor Poe
Penn Dixie Ee
Penney, JO
Ches & Ohio
Peoples Gas
Ches Corp
Phelps Dodge
Hagoot Wen
Phillips Pet
Pierce Pit
St DePotata Pilsbury
Chio& NW
Pittslegh
Chrysler Mtr
Plymouth Oil
Proctor Gambel
City Ice & Fuel
Syro NJ
Coca Cola
Pullman Go
Col Palmolive
Fey
Coroa
Col Carbon
Radio Keith
Col Gas & Elec
Reading
Com Credit
Real Silk
Com Solvents
Rem Rand
Reyn Tob
Schenley
Seaboard Oi
Sears Roebuck
Inc
Shattuck
Con Motors
Bhell Union
Con Oil
Silver King
Simmons Co
Skelly
Crown Cork
Socony Vac
Crucible Steel
Sou Pac RR
Cub Amn Bug
Sou PR Bug
Cudairy Pkr
Bou Rat'way
Curtis Wright
Sperry Corp
Deere & Co
Joe Lead
del Lod West
Standard Funds
Dome Mines
Blandard Gag
Douglas Air
Bland Caal Airy du Pont
Bland Ind
Eastman Rod
Eaton Bitter
Prisco O
Elec Autolite
Warner
Elect Boatch
Btone
Webster
E.ec
Cn Prsyda
Unt Air Lines
Cas
Uni Corp
Fern Walern
United Pruit
Uni Gas Fee Sly Orn
Ay Gaa
Fele
Frmbe Brow
Deen Co
Otatama
Waiwoorth Ty Granby
Warnes Bros
Crorth
Sre Wen
Wean Union
Horeneyhee
Weetuhouse
Ora Wawer
Weeth'se Fl
Houetan Ca
White
Howe Buut
Wilson
Weacon Motors
Woolworth Uar Y Hupp Motors
Vinrth Pum
Toa Centra
Yellow Trur
Yonetwa
Anr
Berehalt
Libby
Merleit
Bree
Warehell
Perki Ag Chtaxo Corp
Guak
Cary
Trans
Haneda
Walgreen
Omatlan Binestonr in 1 and a SP Par 1 Tak
A compact note records a single pair par and a short score related to Omatlan Bineстонr. The fragmentary text mentions a SP Par 1 Tak and a basic performance detail, with no clear event or location.
Hog and cattle market report from Des Moines and state yards
Receipts show hogs at multiple yards with top around 975 while sows and barrows varied. Sheep numbers near 1500 with steady to easier bidding. cattle and feeders mixed with quotes around 800 to 1038 for lambs and calves. Iowa hog receipts data from Des Moines AP notes 27200 head combined across yards and plants in four hour period.
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Stony City
Rioux
Meady
Caress
Iowa
Des Moines
US Dept Agricutire
Kenor
Cedar Rapids Market Roundup Mixed Goods And Prices
Local ledger lists varied items from grain to fruit and poultry with prices. Wheat oats rye barley corn and beans shown, plus eggs, poultry and ducks. Wholesale fruits and vegetables include oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes bananas and lettuce with crate pricing and bag deals.
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Chicago
Local Hog Market Hogs Continue To Weaken In Local Trade
Local hog market remains weaker with prices slipping 10 to 13 cents in the farous grades on Saturday pushing the top to 9.65 dollars. Other local markets show no change in rates.
Wall Street Rebounds After Early Margin Talk
New York AP reports a quick stock market recovery after an initial dip sparked by Federal Reserve margin hike talk. Automakers and utilities led gains while mining and low priced issues fluctuated amid heavy turnover and late tape delays.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Douglas Aircraft
Sperry
American Power and Light
Standard Gas and Electric
United Corp
Commonwealth
Southern
Deere
U. S
Inflation rumors push wheat prices on Chicago Board
Inflation rumors stimulated buying in the wheat pit on the Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat rose to the strongest level in two weeks while May corn and oats also advanced. Trading was active as mills reported strong demand and locals led the buying, though Winnipeg's lack of response limited gains. Lard futures held near the prior close despite hog price declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Foreign exchange and market notes from New York and areas
Exchange rates show wide regional variations with Britain France Germany and others listed in cents and units. Agricultural market report notes modest gains in wool and fleece prices with shorn wool and cotton futures experiencing limited activity amid steady trade conditions.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Austrian
Hungary
Argentine
Brazil
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico
Montreal
Montrea
Sunday School Head Held On Charge Of Murdering His Wife
A Sunday school head in Ithaca is held on a murder charge regarding his wife. The report details the husband and wife’s ages, the investigation, and the alleged events leading to the death with references to the surrounding circumstances and testimonies.
Marriage Licenses Listed in Bayweil Notices
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Poel Harvett
Josephine A
Bayweil
Tate
New York Faces Milk Shortage Threat Amid Cold
New York faced a looming milk shortage as heavy cold and snow blocked roadways and railroad lines. Dairy farmers could not supply the city with its usual 4900 to 6000 quarts daily, prompting fear of continued shortages. Authorities urged measures as winter worsened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Weather Bureau
Aripesable
Rural Teachers Attend Linn County Institute In Cold
More than 100 rural school teachers braved subzero, near thirty below temperatures to attend a Linn County Institute at the YWCA. Miss Lulu B. Secrist, county superintendent, opened the session with announcements on eighth grade exams and a talk on Character Education. Speakers included Harvey Smith of Konigsmark School on Township Activities, Minnie Crew of Dairy Dale on Iowa History, Hazel Midkiff of Mc Roberts on Puppets in Reading, Mary Louise Sloan of Cedar Rapids on Recreational Activities, Natalie Schoen with a game demonstration, and Rev V C Grant on the History of Games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Institute
Lulu B. Secrist
Harvey Smith
Konigsmark — School
Minnie Crew
Dairy Dale
Iowa History
Hazel Midkiff
McRoberts
Mary Louise Sloan
Cedar Rapids
Natalie Schoen
Rev. V. C. Grant
Explosion and Fire Sweep Darragh Shop
Firemen were summoned to multiple locations in rapid succession after an overheated furnace sparked a basement fire at the E. T. Younker home. The blaze spread to a plumbing shop then to a chimney and a roof fire before a gasoline leak minor blaze at Witwer Grocer and a final roof fire at Paul Norager’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Younker
Center Point Road
John Telecky
Sixteenth Avenue
Mike Skerik
Skerik
Amos A. Meyers
K Street
Witwer Grocer Company
Second Avenue
Paul Norager
Twenty-fourth Street
May Seek Income Tax on AAA Levies
Chicago AP reports signs the federal government may tax processing levies paid before the AAA was struck down, sparking a clash between processors and New Deal reforms. An IRS assistant indicated no ruling yet, while B A Eckhart Milling’s A E Weaver said auditors have added processing taxes to taxable income for 1933-34, excluding escrowed funds but applying to direct payments over two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AAA
O. W. Osler
Internal Revenue Office
A. E. Weaver
B. A. Eckhart Milling Company
Federal Income Tax
Weaver
Marion News: Obituaries and Local Notes
Henry Holst farmer near Springville died at St Luke's in Cedar Rapids after three months illness. Born Denmark 1868, he came to the U S in 1890 and resided near Springville. unmarried. Survived by brother Paul, four sisters in California and Denmark. Funeral arrangements pending. Also notes on ill health in Mrs Reimers and Bobby Lines, club meetings postponed, and various local social updates including church events, a death of Charles E Strickell, and announcements for Legion dinner reservations and Farm Bureau activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holst
Springville
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Holst
Sid Cary
Marion
Denmark
United States
Holst
Lutheran Church In
Paul Holst
Mike Jepson
Pasadena
Calif
Emma
Delma
Marie
Frank A Fink Jr Presses Park Commissioner Nomination
Frank A. Fink Jr 52 and unmarried took out nomination papers for the municipal primary March 17 at 1100 Sixth Street SE He joins E J Hawks and A C Doubenmier who had already filed and Ed Stefan the incumbent has said he will run Fink has resided in Cedar Rapids ten years after moving from Chicago where he worked in forest preserve projects He previously ran a local feed business for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Fink, Jr
Sixth Street
E. J. Hawks
Seventh Street SE
A. C. Doubenmier
Fourth Avenue SE
Ed Stefan
Fink
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Handicraft Club Elects Officers and Plans Picnic
Mrs Fay Marsh was elected president of Handicraft club No 2 at Mrs Will Lutz home. Mrs Harry Murphey becomes vice president and press reporter with Mrs Roy King as secretary and Mrs Lee Fairley treasurer. A valentine picnic luncheon is planned for Feb 7 at Mrs Harry Murphey’s home. The February meeting will be at Mrs Verne Clemans and Mrs Will Lutz will read the project. Roy King led the lesson on making door stops and telephone book covers. Refreshments were served by Mrs Lutz. A Marion family funeral was held for Mrs Jacob DeWald of Springville at Beck chapel in Springville. Members of Camp Fire council and sponsors invited to annual meeting at First Congregational church Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Reservations via Mrs Grace Koppenhaver by Monday noon.
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South Marion Township
Fay Marsh
Will Lutz
Seventh Street
Harry J. Murphey
Roy King
Lee Fairley
Harry Murphey
Verne Clemans
Lutz
Camp Fire Council
Board of Sponsors
Camp Fire Council of
Cedar Rapids
First Congregational Church
Grace Koppenhaver
Death notices for Thomas Houghton and Mrs A D Thomas
Thomas Houghton a Cedar Rapids resident and former T M Sinclair employee died at 6 a m Saturday after a lingering illness. He was born July 18 1882 near Tama and survived by his wife Mary Elizabeth three sisters five brothers and other relatives. Funeral arrangements and calling hours are at Turner chapel. Mrs A D Thomas funeral services are set for 2 30 pm Sunday at Turner chapel with Rev Blaine Hyten officiating and burial in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Houghton
D Avenue
Mr. Houghton Ws
Tama
Cedar Rapids
T. M. Sinclair Company
Mary Elizabeth
Freedley
Lombard, IU
Hanson
A. D. Thomas
Turner Chapel
Blaine R. Hyten
Linwood Cemetery
City briefs and personals J J Studer buys in New York
J J Studer manager of the apparel departments for H N Craemer Dry Goods returned Saturday from a two week buying trip in New York. N P Craemer and Fred E Long of Craemers are in New York buying spring lines of merchandise, store officials announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Studer
H. N. Craemer Dry Goods Company
New York
N. P. Craemer
Fred E. Long
Craemer's
Higley Building Gets $10500 Remodeling Permit
A $10,500 building permit is issued for remodeling the Higley building’s first floor corner. The project prepares space for occupancy by a chain drug company, according to the building department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higley
Chain Drug Company
Robins and hawk amid deep freeze sightings
Mrs C W Griffith reports a robin seen at her Ellis boulevard NW home despite 28 below zero as it appeared attracted to a trellis by food set out for blackbirds. Nearby a chicken hawk at Charles Stout’s 1215 Sixth avenue SE yard succumbed to the cold and was placed in a basement recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Griffith
Ellis Boulevard
Mrs. Harold Shankland’s Death Notice Omission Highlighted
The Belle Plaine sister Mrs E Park was omitted from the list of surviving relatives in the death notice for Mrs Harold Shankland of Austin Minnesota as published in Friday's Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Park
Belle Plaine
Harold Shankland
Austin, Minn
Shankland
Court House News Illness Triggers Release and Civil Actions
Raymond Carson, 21, of Littleport, was released from county jail on good behavior due to illness after a three months sentence for larceny. In district court, Interstate Finance seeks possession of a Chevrolet coach under an assigned sales contract. Judge H. C. Ring and Judge A. B. Clark presided over actions involving Cedar Rapids real estate and several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carson
Littleport
H. C. Ring
Interstate Finance Company
Replevin
Edward H. Lange
A. B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Cecile B. Claassen
Rose F. Kangley
Frank M. Rush
Mrs Edith Wilson Dies in Durham NC Widow of A J Wilson
Mrs Edith Wilson widow of A J Wilson and former Cedar Rapids resident died in Durham NC. Her body will arrive here at 9 45 p m Saturday with daughter Mrs J H Martin. Son Howard A Wilson resides in Spencer. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p m in Beatty chapel with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at Beatty chapel.
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Edith Wilson
A. J Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Durham
J. H. Martin
Howard A. Wilson
Spencer
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Archie Francisco announced
Funeral services for Archie Francisco will be held in the Rohn chapel Monday at 30 p.m. conducted by Cyrus Metcalf and I. O. O F lodge 141. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the Rohn chapel Saturday evening and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Francisco
Rohn
Cyrus Metcalf
I. O.O F
Lodge 141
Oak Hill Cemetery
Doings of Congress Senate and House Activities
In recess the Agriculture Committee reviews a AAA replacement while the Judiciary subcommittee examines Edwin R. Slolmea for circuit bench. The House, in executive session, discusses agriculture supply bill. Senate foreign relations and Judiciary panels handle neutrality laws and elevation debates amid veto threats and derailed nominations.
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Senate
Agriculture Committee
Judiciary
Edwin R. Slolmea
HOUSE
Sudge Wooy
Henate
Trtterers Foreign Relations Committee
Noreup
Kenators
Harrison
Elbts
Kor
Michesiszippi
Monte Carlo to Close for King's Funeral
Monte Carlo will observe one minute of silence in all gaming rooms at 3 p.m. Tuesday during the funeral of King George VI of Great Britain. The decision was announced Saturday by officials in the principality.
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Monte Carlo
George VI of
Great Britain
Cat controls lights in living room in East Stampton
Mrs J O Brown of East Stampton finds her cat Blackie can turn the living room lights on and off by pulling a string from a table, a simple act that surprises onlookers and highlights a feline helper in everyday life.
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East Stampton
Conn
Former Rotary head dies in Chicago hotel
John Nelson, Canadian journalist and former president of Rotary International in 1933 and 1934, died late Friday night of heart disease in a Chicago hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Chicago
John Nelson
Rotary International
Learning peaks at age 22 to 36 says Leeds professor
Professor Wynn-Jones of Leeds University states learning ability rises until 22 and remains steady until 36. He notes mortality rises sharply after 70 or 80, with intellect and memory affected by aging signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynn-Jdones
Leeds University
Jury Finds Timony's Show Clean Enough For Grandma
Hollywood report says Mae West manager James A. Timony and 13 co defendants were acquitted of charges over Ladies by Request. A court audience of 12, including 11 women, found the bedroom farce acceptable for a grandmother to see. Timony plans a road tour to avoid publicity concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mae West
James A. Timony
Timony
Colony
Woman Hurt When Car Crowded Into Signal
Rudolph Neimeier reported his wife was injured at 7 45 a m Friday when his car was crowded into the concrete base of a wig wag signal on the North Western tracks in E avenue NW. Mrs Neimeier sustained bruises about the head. The other car was driven by Frank Pameticky who pulled away from the curb as Neimeier drove east in EB avenue. Pameticky did not stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Neimeier
Oo Avenue
Hillside Drive
Neimeier
North Western
E Avenue NW
Neimeiier
Frank Pameticky
Vinton Road
EB Avenue
Marion area church services and sermon topics
A condensed church listings page notes services across Marion churches. Baptist details unified 10 11 30 a.m. Sunday school at 10. Morning worship 10 45 with sermons The Place and Purpose of the Church in Society and Broken Seals Grief for the Holy Spirit. Catholic mass at 8 and 10 a.m. Christian services include Bible school 9 45 Ray McCalley superintendent Morning worship 10 45 sermon The Self surrendered Life. Union and Congregational offerings with Christ Versus Communism and The Richest Man in the World. Additional notes from Free Methodist Methodist Episcopal and St Paul Evangelical Lutheran plus Neighborhood Chapel and Seventh Day Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
William H. Bridwell
P. U
St. Joseph’s Catholic
T. J. McElliott
C. J. Biddle
Bible
Ray McCalley
la Verna Crew
Edna Roberts
Christian Endeavor
Maxine Brooks
Union
Congregational
Gaylord Ward
Congregational Church
Free Methodist
O. Monroe
Methodist Episcopal
Ralph Hall Collis
R. PF. Robson
Epworth League
Mary Ellen Granger
Oxford Club
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
C. E. Krog
Lester Boettcher
Mary Lockwood
Martin Wiedbusch
William Mathis
T. J. Miller
Seventh Day Church of God
Sixth Street
Ninth Avenue
Carl Carver
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Amd
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N.Y
Denver
Darragh Shop
Marion News
John Reimers
Sixth Avenue
Bobby Lines
Mrs
John Lines
Clara Fellows of
Milford
William Bleakly
Handicraft Club No. 1
Hugh Hutton
Eighth Avenue West
Margaret Schrubbe
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Elliott Hutton
Iowa State Teachers College
George Hutton
Laura Bailey
The
Methodist Church
Frank Charles
Fifth Avenue
Edgar Harville
Meta Michel
Atkins
Martha Schroeder
C. E. Strickell
Charles E. Strickell
Anamosa Reformatory
Mrs. Schroeder
Linn County American Legion
Della Senninger
Celan Rollins
Jacob DeWald
Beck Chapel
J. J. Ives
Irvin Ford
Tenth Street
C. E. Blinks
Uruguay
Robert Oxley
Mary Michel
Mildred Elkin
Eleanor Storck
D. B. Storck
A. Miller
P. C. Lassen
Rex Delahunt
Seventh Avenue
la Verna Mae Titus
Olin
Leonard Swisher
Chippewa Falls
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Ralph Seager
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