Chicago Livestock Market Slumps Amid Heavy Supplies
Reports from Chicago show cattle and sheep demand softened due to large receipts and sluggish trade. Prices dropped 8 to 20 cents with smaller gains in some regions. calves and feeder cattle showed light activity while hogs held uneven to steady, with regional markets in Cleveland East St. Louis and Pittsburgh mixed in strength.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Puisdureh
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Amt
Ag Amt
East St Louis
Pittsburch
Buffalo
Cincinnate
Grain Prices Edge Narrowly in Quiet Market
Report notes mixed shifts across grains with corn and oats steady to lower, wheat fluctuating and cash prices largely unchanged. Supplies and weak buying support keep markets from rallying as traders digest Midwest conditions and cross market factors.
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Hicago
Stia Bate
Stim Anders
Althauer
Wall Street Edges Up in Late Trading Amid Mixed Reports
Stocks closed the day with small gains after earlier broad declines, led by rail and tobacco shares. Major names such as Canadian Pacific and Union Pacific showed fractional gains as market sentiment held firm before the upcoming steel and transportation committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ormner
Canadian Paecific
Delaware and Hudson
Union Pacific
Eastman Kodak
American Tobacco
General Motors
United Aircraft
Liggett and Myers
New York Central
American Can
DuPont
New Jersey
Steel
Ratis
Norfolk & Western
Delaware & Hudson
Canadian Pacific
U. S. Steel Commmon
American Telephone
Wall Street
National Transportation Committee
Auction Listing and Household Goods Sold
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed items with prices and names likely for a local auction sale. Mentions items such as chattels, furniture, tools, and household goods offered to bidders with listed prices and seller references.
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices Featured in Chicago Minneapolis
AP reports mixed grain quotations with No 4 yellow corn at 22 64 and No 2 yellow corn at 25 7/4, plus No 3 white oats at 16 4/4. Minneapolis cash grain markets show receipts 263% cars with bids for various wheats and durum, and oats steady around 14 1/4 to 14 1/2 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Mixed 1940s Market Notes From Minneapolis Chicago and Abroad
The report catalogs broad price quotes and market data for flour livestock and foreign exchange. It lists flour and hay prices in Minneapolis and Chicago including middlings and Timothy hay, plus hog prices in Iowa Des Moines Waterloo and Des Moines markets. It also provides foreign exchange rates for Great Britain France Italy and several other countries with assorted currency values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mason City
Fair Packers
Eo Waterloo
DES Moines Sc
Bond Market Sways Amid Global Shifts and U S Records
New York bonds faced mixed moves as domestic and foreign factors influenced prices in a narrow range. German issues fell on Adolf Hitler’s cabinet appointment but later steadied as traders reassessed the impact. Treasury and corporate issues showed modest activity with government securities largely steady.
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New York
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Navy
Joint Committee On
Tren Moving Picture Company
Eats
Leewee Paramount Pubor
Warorrees Aepin Angeing
Quirt
Bates
Hogs Weak on Local Market as Prices Dip
Hogs weakened on the local market Monday with all grades down ten cents. Top price drops to 2.65 for choice calves. Other grade notes and sheep market figures follow, with choice lambs quoted around 75 to 85 and various price ranges across different grades.
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Choice Lambs
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Produce Listings
Market notes from Cedar Rapids detailing prices for grains including wheat and rye, hay, and produce such as hens, eggs, and dairy. Wholesale fruit and vegetable prices listed with crates and per unit costs, plus hides and animal product rates.
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices Across Poultry and Grains
Receipts and prices mix across live poultry dairy and eggs with steady turkey and chicken quotes while butter and cheese hold firm. On grain lines potatoes and russets show varied sales with some regional differences and ongoing on track receipts.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Wisconsin
Michigan
Agreement Reached To End Traffic War Of Rails And Roads
New York reports a three month study by a joint railroads and highway users committee nearing an armistice. Agreement on taxation reciprocity highway administration and grade separation emerged while crucial questions of vehicle length weight and rate regulation remain unresolved. Motor transport backs federal regulation of interstate and intrastate traffic with certificates of public convenience and necessity. Railroads favor a minimum rate set by regulators with data to prove public interest.
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New York
Joint Committee of Railroads and
National Transportation Committee
General W. W. Atterbury
The
Pennsylvania
Alfred H Wayne
General Motors
Fireman Dies After Falling Chimney Rescue
Firefighter Joe Kasper died while battling a blaze in a vacant house. A collapsing chimney momentarily endangered him as comrades warned him to seek safety. he leaped clear but collapsed from exhaustion and heart failure at the scene in Tulliladelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulliladelphia
Joe Kasper
Lfe
Kasper
Four Men Arrested In Wrecking At Local Roadhouse
Four members of a gang were rounded up after entering the Shack roadhouse near the north city limits at midnight Sunday and wrecking the place. They destroyed movable items, stole $5, and two revolvers. All five suspects faced burglary charges in district court with bonds.
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North City
Lmits
Stolba
Larry Condon
Condon
Donald Ackerman
Fourth Street
C. Richards
K Street
Ackerman
Richards
Wallace Purington
Purington
Ray Davies
Claude Stratton
Marion Road
Ackerman, Davies, Richards
Stratton
A. B. Clark
G. K. Thompson
Motorist Is Held For Drunk Driving
Gilbert Kramer 28 of 1100 Ninth Street SE arrested at 11 30 p m Sunday for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He was picked up at Grande Avenue and Linden Boulevard SE after reports of erratic driving. Patrolmen Condon and Bukacek made the arrest. Kramer pled guilty in district court Monday but sentencing postponed. released on own recognizance. Four men panhandling at First Avenue and Second Street E were arrested for intoxication. John Riley 62 of Dubuque, Leland Roy 28 of Minneapolis, John Hern 42 and Ed Crispen, both of Cedar Rapids, were ordered out or to appear in court.
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Gilbert Kramer
Ninth Street SE
Grande Avenue
Linden Boulevard
East Side
Condon
Bukacek
Kramer
A. B. Clark
G. K. Thompson
Bayrum
Connell
First Avenue
Second Street
John Riley
Dubuque
Leland Roy
Minneapolis
John Hern
Ed Crispen
Cedar Rapids
Riley
Roy
Hern
Crispen
Justice Court
Mayor and Burgus Seek State Refund for Viaduct Cost
Mayor W H Stepanek and Louis D Burgus travel to Ames to ask the state highway commission to cover 6000 for widening the First avenue viaduct crossing Milwaukee tracks. Fred White, chief engineer, says payment cannot be approved with current information and invites a parley. The city has paid the bill after railroad plans to replace the condemned structure with a like-sized one were rejected. Stepanek and Burgus will also meet Des Moines Mayor Dwight Lewis on Wednesday.
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W. H. Stepanek
Louis D. Burgus
Ames
State Highway Commission
First Avenue
Fred White
White
Stepanek
Burgus
Dwight Lewis
Des Moines
Western railroads to cut passenger fares February first
Western railroads plan fare reductions up to 25 percent on certain passenger classes to recapture traffic. The plan includes selling scrip books at 2.7 cents per mile and was presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission as a Western compromise after Eastern carriers did not agree to lowering the base rate of 3.6 cents per mile for all traffic.
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Washington
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
I. Cc. C
Eastern
GOOD GOLF HIP ACTION COORDINATION DEFINED
The article explains hip action as the key to swing path with no lateral motion aiming to keep the club head through the ball straight. It cautions against swinging inside or outside and promotes the inside out correction to prevent slicing. It advertises a 33 inch practice club and Horton's instruction via the Senor's Editor with a self addressed envelope.
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Horton
Methodist Society Meetings In Marion Echoes Local Groups
Marion notices list multiple Methodist Ladies Aid divisions meeting at varied homes including Rainbow Sun shine and Keystone divisions with hostesses named H F Lockwood Louis Mekta Alva Whitney and others. Community events include a dog license issuance city clerk E E Parsons and a dress rehearsal for Pilgrims of The Way at the Methodist church.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Rainbow Group
H. F. Lockwood
Bernard Schenken
Harry Horn
Louis Mekcta
Eleventh Street
Sunshine Division
Endeavor
E. J. Esgate
Tenth Street
W. J. Wallace
Seventh Avenue
True Blue
C. E. Drummond
George Starks
Adam Mann
Irving Finger
Keystone
Alva Whitney
Ida Bothwell
Ray Spencer
Howard Titus
Amos Cooper
Eighth Avenue
Gleaners
Funeral for Mrs. Charles Guzzle Draws Big Local Turnout
Relatives and friends filled the Christian church for the funeral conducted by Rev. C. J. Biddie Mrs. La Verna Crew and Mrs. Walter Kennedy with Miss Edna Roberts singing Asleep in Jesus and Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery with pallbearers named. Out of town mourners listed from Quincy Aurora Des Moines Anamosa Cedar Rapids Mount Vernon and others.
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Charles Guzzle
C. J. Biddie
la Verna Crew
Walter Kennedy
Edna Roberts
Jesus
Isle of Somewhere
Myrtle Smith
Quincy
P. O’brien
Aurora
Anna Logan
Des Moines
John Gooley
H. Anderson
Anamosa
J. M. Kennedy
H. A. Horan
Paul Horan
Howard Horan
James
A. E. Hartle
C. Templeman
Bower
A. Patterson
Bertha
A. Knouf
Tillie
Cedar Rapids
Gerald Scott
Hilda
Milton Couch
Mount Vernon
Marion Lodbusters Match With Toddville Tonight
The Marion Lodbusters face the Toddville town team tonight at 8 15. The game is open to the public and entry is invited.
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Marion Lodbusters
Toddville
Hitler Heads New German Cabinet Formation
A new Hitler led cabinet is named as Reichstag reconvenes by Feb 7. Rumors of a generals' putsch are denied while von Blomberg and Goering receive key posts. Franz von Papen serves as vice chancellor.
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Reichstag
von Schleicher
Hitler
von Hammerstein
von Hindenburg
Franz von Papen
Konstantin von Neurath
Lutz Schwerin von Krosick
William Frick
Werner von Blomberg
Alfred Hugenberg
Franz Seldte
Eltz von Ruebenach
Hermann Goering
Guenther Gereke
Goering
Ministry of Interior
Frick
Progressive Bloc In Senate Forms Permanent Group
The Progressive bloc forms a bi partisan senate committee to coordinate progressive sentiment. Senator Norris of Nebraska announces the plan to create a non political body that would allow free expression of progressive ideas. The group includes Senator Cutting of New Mexico as chairman, with Wheeler of Montana and La Follette of Wisconsin as members.
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Washington
Senate Progressive Committee
Norris
Neb
Hoover
Roosevelt
Cutting
Rep
N. M
Wheeler
Dem
Mont
Sen
la Follette
Wis
Bone to Pick with Fido in Empire Housefield Hoard
Andy Kelley hid his $1,400 savings in a glass jar buried in his yard to deter thieves while away. His dog dug up the jar mistaking it for a bone, scattering the coins but leaving the money undisturbed in the yard when Kelley returned home.
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Empire, Ore
Andy Kelley
Kelley
Birth Announcement Bryant Baby in St Luke’s Hospital
Mr and Mrs Victor W Bryant announce the birth of a son at St Luke’s Hospital on January at their home 203 Johnson Avenue NW.
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Eo Oed
Victor W. Bryant
Johnson Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Jan
Marion area school games and events this week
Miss Lillian Bleakly and Mrs. George P Whitney present King Henry IV at Marion Shakespeare club Thursday at 7 30 p m at Miss Emma Kleins home. Concord Crabapple Excelsior school districts meeting postponed to Feb 7 for Trends in Trimming. Marion hosts Vinton high vs Marion high Tuesday night in the gym. Second teams play 7 p m Volleyball Teachers vs Business men postponed. Mount Vernon teams visit Marion Friday night for quintet games. Davy Crockett lecture Friday by Cloud Smith public invited. Smith touring Coe college Grant and Washington High Cedar Rapids while here.
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Lillian Bleakly
George P. Whitney
Henry IV
Marion Shakespeare Club
Emma Klein
1000
Ninth Street
J. L. Papes
Concord
Crabapple
Excelsior
Perry
Marion
Vinton
Mount Vernon
Marion Quintets
Lyceum
Cloud Smith
Speech Department
University of Nebraska
Davy Crockett
Mr. Smith
Coe College
Grant
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Plummer Couple Fetes 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Plummer of near Springville hosted twenty relatives and friends for dinner celebrating their fifty fifth anniversary. Attending were Mrs. Will Wilson of Marble Rock and W. P. Secrist of Marion. Music by Clyde Plummer and son Halsey from Cornell College. Guests hailed from Marion Martelle Springville Kenwood and Marble Rock.
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C. M. Plummer
Springville
Will Wilson
Marble Rock
Plummer
W. P. Secrist
Marion
Clyde Plummer
Halsey
Cornell College
Martelle
Kenwood
Marion Federation survey shows 215 members across clubs
Emma Hstein reports 215 members in accordant study clubs including Ameigo Cary Entre Nous Book Review Ivanhoe Musical Literary Reading Circle Marion Shakespeare Tennyson Theristrial Sorosis. Five women belong to three clubs and twenty nine to two. WCTU Marion Nature and Garden Mothers clubs not counted. No card or leisure clubs included.
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Marion
Emma_ Hstein
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ameigo
Cary
Entre Nous
Book Review
Ivanhoe
Musical Literary
Reading Circle
Marion Shakespeare
Tennyson
Theristrial
Sorosis
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Mothers Clubs
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Enarty
Kansas City
Ansas City
Bo Fed
Reed
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Dussree
Molol
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J. Be, Bennett & Co
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Mediac
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Dooms Express
Onetec
Ian Nickel
Kelly Sprid
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Rresse
Lampert Lenish Valey
Myers
Caroonic Loews, Inc
Loruara Poe
Ama Fee Bia
McKeesport
Ama Smeass
McKesson Rob
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Radio Coun
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Rem Rand Co
Sears Noebuck
Jac Cora
Simmons Co
Cu. Motors
Sou Pac RR
Cove Oftel
al Cora
Stone Prbster
Stulz Motors
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Tex Guts
Ford Finiand
Ainiken Res‘ie
Trans- America
Freeport
Texage
Union Carbide
Amn
Union Pac
Umi Abecraft
Uni Corpn
Btn
Bods
Uni
Gat Aa
Gen Motors
Uni Gas Co
Ry Sir
Ur. Gas Imp
Galerre & R
US Pipe Fay
Gimbe! Bros
Uo Rubber
Us&s
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Warner Bros . It
Thutler Bros
Middleweat
Cortry
Illinois Art Industries Incorporated
Chicago Curb Exchange
L. L. Harr & CO. Inc
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Cedar Rapids, Ja
Duicth
Aes
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Tate
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Northwestern Mutual
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NFW
York AP
Atateg Gay Crumer Theroin
Tobert
Aics
Treasury
Treasury Sa Bi
Sinclair Hog
Hennery
California
Ides
Ichact
Mid-Western
Mid-Western Exchange
Chester Horton
Golf
Clubhr AG
Mr Ting Foc
Marion News
Methodist Society
E. E. Parsons
George Miller
Lumbago
Rural Garden Club
A. J. Taube
Gerald Walkup
Mrs. Perry Walkup
L. G. Freeman
Earl Freeman
O. C. Olney
Vernon Drive
Ameigo Club
W. B. Sebern
F. S. Skinner
D. O. P. Club
George Reichard
John T. Christie
Morrow
Theristrial Club
Adeliza Daniels
Mae Rose
Wyoming
E. C. Freeman
Rose
Mr. Freeman
E. R. Kriz
625
Sixth Avenue
Newell Trimble
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ray McCalley
Floyd Emmons
St. Joseph's Parish
H. O. Allen
Sheldon
John Archer
Archer
Paul Guyer
Raymond Johnson
Lee J. Gillis
G. H. Clark
Adelaide Steenbergen
Mrs. Guzzle
Progressive Bloc
Senate
Fido
G. R. Brooks
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