Livestock Market Report Across Major Centers
Hog prices rise slowly as Chicago and other markets show steady to higher bids. Cattle receipts stretch across Chicago Cleveland and St Louis with feeders, yearlings, and fat cows trading firm and steady. hogs gain modestly with 160-360 lb ranges leading packer interest.
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Chicago
Chicaco
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Pitttsburgh
East St. Louis
GALES
South ST Paul
SOUTH ST _ PAUL
S Dept Agriculture
Sioux City
Dept Agricultures
Gerade
Idaho
Ranse Slauchter Lomber
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
U 5 Dept Agriculture
API
Dept Agriculture
Kansas City
Kansab City
Goa
Attle Hose
Omaha St Louis
St. Joseph
Sioux Citr
St. Paul
Sweden
Indianapolis
Aeecases
Pitschurch Bee
Cincinnati
Osiciel
Boss
Wheat Prices Hold Narrow Range Amid Erratic Trading
Chicago wheat futures finished near prior close as July deliveries hovered within a tight band despite erratic moves. Weather woes in the southwest and rain damage reports sparked early trading. corn and oats fell modestly while rye and provisions showed uneven moves.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Listed
Grain quotes show tap wheat and No 2 mixed corn with restricted billings at 29 cents, No 1 yellow 33 467 4c, No 2 yellow 30 1/4 to 34c, No 5 yellow 29 1/2. other commodities include oats No 2 white 20 21/4, barley 28 440 cents, timothy seed 2.50, clover seed 9.60, lard ribs bellies and prices listed for meat products. Prices reflect Chicago cash grain market movement and related commodities.
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Chicago
Lamson Brothers and Co
R. Isbrow
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National
Webaege
Minneapolis Cash Grain Wheat and Corn Prices Report
AP Minneapolis market notes show futures and cash prices for wheat and corn with No 1 northern, dark northern, amber durum and durum varieties quoted. Prices include 52 1/2 to 66 2/3 cents for leading wheat types and corn listings with No 3 yellow and white varieties in the 19 to 72 cent range, plus forward delivery fractions for July and September.
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Minneapolis
Isc
Montana
Markets Brief from New York Produce Exchange
A noisy OCR snapshot lists commodity prices across potatoes, sweet potatoes, flour, pork, lard, poultry, cheese, butter, eggs, and fats with varied firmness. It notes market steady or firm tones for several items and mentions Chicago and southern markets, futures, and storage terms.
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New York
Jersey
Iowa Hog Prices and Market Report Summary
Prices for hogs across Iowa and Minnesota show mixed but overall higher bids. The report cites specific weights from 140 to 350 pounds with thin margins but stronger demand at several packing plants. Market notes include average weights around 180-230 pounds with $4.20 per 100 pounds gains and overall movement up from a week prior.
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Pricrae
Ioun
Mason City
Cood Packers
TOWA
Minnesota
Local Hog Prices Edge Up Amid Nickel-Driven Market
Local hog prices rise to a top of 410 as a nickel is added to all trades. Sinclair market reports prime hogs across weight classes from 180 to 550 pounds with varying premiums. prices range from 390 to 410 for top lots. Calf and sheep markets show lighter activity with mixed quality grades and premium adjustments.
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Sinclair Gog
Market Ends Half Year Low Amid Heavy Trading
Wall Street closes in sluggish trading with about 600000 shares changing hands. DuPont and National Biscuit slid to new lows while Crown Cork and other firms posted modest gains. Lausanne reports and Bank of England rate cut influence sparked cautious optimism.
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New York
WAP
DuPont
National Biscuit
Biscuit
Crown Cork
Anchor Cap
National Distillers
Owens Ilinois Glass
American Commercial Alcohol
Convention Adopts Complete Platform Amid Prohibition Debate
The convention approved a repeal plank with a strong wet majority. Iowa boosted the wets by 26 votes while several states abstained, and key figures like Hartigan and Hull watched as the crowd roared. Delegates shouted and rose to chant repeal as the bandwagon rolled.
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Reading
Georgia
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Iowa
South Carolina
Hartigan
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Walsh
Warrier
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Tiiois
Bond Markets Mixed as War Debt Talks Continue
U S government bonds show scattered gains and losses as traders await progress on war debts. Treasuries such as the 4s and 3s moved fractionally, while rail and utility issues like Western Union and American Telephone rose modestly and Armour & Company remained unsettled.
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New York
United Blalen
Lauranne
Frisco
Western Union
American Telephone
Armour and Company
Power and Light Company
Campaign spending reports show varied totals for candidates
DES MOINES AP Gilbert N Haugen of Northwood spent 82.70 in his primary campaign for Republican renomination to Congress. Other candidates filed expense accounts including Frank W Elliott 1920.63, William Galloway 654, M G Bryan 291.01. News records list multiple totals from Davenport Waterloo Cedar Rapids.
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Des Moines
Gilbert N Haugen
Northwood
Congress
Frank W . Elliott
Davenport
William Galloway
Waterloo
G Bryan
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Market Report Mixed with Grain and Wholesale Prices
Grain prices show rye and barley at around 30 cents, No 2 yellow corn 24 and 23 cents with shelled 21 cents, loose and baled hay around 10 dollars, various poultry and veal notes, and wholesale fruits and vegetables listing diverse items with prices. Foreign exchange rates in New York show steady demands across multiple currencies with notable values for Britain, France, Germany, and Tokyo.
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New York
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
JugoslavVin
Austria
Roumania
Brazil
Tokio
Shanghai
Montreal
Mexico City
Marriage Licenses Issued For Local Couples
Lloyd Oliphant and Ruby Roy both of Toddville filed licenses. Harvey E. Sackett of Linn County and Philomena M. Goebel of Evansville, Ind. applied for licenses.
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Lloyd Oliphant
Ruby Roy
Toddville
Harvey E. Sackett
Linn County
Philomena M. Goebel
Evansville
Ind
Iowa Democrats Split Over Provisions in Farm and Prohibition Planks
Iowa delegates debated the party’s planks on alcohol repeal and farmer relief. Ed Dunn praised a proposed refinancing plan for farm mortgages while Louis Murphy and Richard Mitchell lauded the Iowa approach as constructive and definite.
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Resolutions Committee
Iowa
Ed Dunn
Mason City
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Richard F. Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Britain to Cut War Bond Interest Rate Say Chamberlain
In a Commons address Neville Chamberlain outlined conversion of 2 billion pound five percent war bonds. The plan aims to save about 30 million pounds yearly though not this year, with full saving realized in 1933. About 3 million holders affected as repayment starts December 1 for those who apply within three months. Beginning June 1 1933 the new rate will be 32 percent annually.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Insurance paid on man missing eleven years
Judge John T. Moffit awarded Mrs. Charlotte Rodskier a judgment of 929.73 on a 1,000 life policy for her husband A. E. Rodskier who vanished February 7 1921. He left a letter February 9 1921 saying he was going to South America, later wrote to his Norway-based mother before ceasing contact. Rodskier’s widow is administratrix of his absentee estate.
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John T. Moffit
Charlotte Rodskier
A. E. Rodskier
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Milwaukee
Rodskier
South America
Norway
Cedar Rapids Building and Loan Associations Pay Semiannual Dividends
Cedar Rapids three building and loan associations credit shareholders with semiannual dividends signaling financial stability. Perpetual Savings and Loan pays its 115th dividend totaling $143,371.60, Cedar Rapids Building and Loan issues its 83rd for $76,981, and Bohemian Savings and Loan marks its 80th dividend with totals not yet released.
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Cedar Rapids
Perpetual Savings and Loan
Rogers Praises Ely's Oratory and Political Switches
A 1932 column records Rogers praising Ely's oratory and noting delegates who shifted allegiance to the right people like John D. Rockefeller Jr. It discusses prohibition, economic reform, and the unintended consequences of the Eighteenth Amendment while joking about legal drinking and seeking new targets to “break.”
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John D., S Jr
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Chicago
Girl Injured When Cars Collide Here
Five-year-old Joyce Fryrear, daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Fryrear of 1136 I avenue NW, suffered a forehead gash in a car collision near Tenth street NW and F avenue about 6 pm Thursday. She rode with B G O Deen of 1130 I avenue NW when their car struck one driven by William McAllen of 1352 B avenue NW. She was treated at St Luke's hospital and sent home. Neither driver was injured.
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Joyce Fryrear
R. A. Fryrear
I Avenue NW
Tenth Street NW
F Avenue
B.G. O'Deen
William McAllen
B Avenue NW
St. Luke's Hospital
Gandhi Theorem Puzzle Language of Clues
A word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues with definitions for terms across various categories. Entries include synonyms and translations such as Decree pertaining to the Pope, Gadgets of scent, and tools like Wand, plus figures like Gandhi and equational hints, forming a crossword style grid.
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New York City
Roosevelt Nominated Trumps Smith in Party Rally
Delegates roar as John E Mack of New York endorses Franklin D Roosevelt for president with a call to unite the party. Speakers hail Roosevelt's navy service and governorship while cheers honor Smith as a strong rival and a steadfast leader.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Franklin, Jr
James
Roosevelt
New York Standard
Tammany
Alfred E. Smith
Lone Star State
Cactus Jack
al Smith
Lsts
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
East
Smith
Andrew Jackson
Funeral for Corinne Garrette Planned at Home
Funeral services for Corinne Garrette a respected schoolteacher who died Wednesday at 1 45 p m will be held Friday at 10 a m in her residence 708 Third Avenue SE Rev Robert Little will officiate and burial will follow at Oak Hill Cemetery Former pupils A B Reed O C Olney Charles A Clark IT Lucian Clark Donald De Fore and Charles Simon will serve as pallbearers Friends may call at Barta chapel Thursday evening
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Corinne Garrette
Third Avenue SE
Robert Little
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Garrette
Reed
O. C. Olney
Charles A. Clark
Lucian Clark
Donald de Fore
Charles Simon
Barta Chapel
Death of Cedar Rapids resident William Dickinson
William Dickinson of Cedar Rapids died at 2 45 am Thursday at the home of his daughter Mrs J M Woodside 614 First avenue west after months of ill health. Born August 22 1843 in Staindrop England he came to the United States in 1853 and married Lilly Russell Cox in 1871. He worked as a station agent for the Northwestern at Baldwin then ran a grocery business here from 1893 to 1908. Survived by daughter Mrs W B Lewis two grandchildren and a brother. Funeral services in Rohn West Side chapel time to be announced.
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William Dickinson
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Woodside
First Avenue West
Mr. Dickinson
Staindrop
Durham County
England
United States
Lilly Russell Cox
North Western Railroad
Baldwin
Cédar Rapids
Dickinson
Trinity Methodist Church
Woodside
W. B. Lewis
St. Petersburg
Fla
Harlan
Ardyce Louise Woodside
John Dickinson
Belvidere
Rohn West Side Chapel
Hoff Child 1 Dies at 1 in Southeast City
David Lee Hoff age 1, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hoff of 1561 Sixth Avenue SE, died at 2 D.m Thurse day. He was born June 25 1931 and is survived by his parents two sisters Betty and Joyce and two brothers Roger and Robert Hoff.
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David Lee Hoff
Lloyd Hoff
Sixth Avenue SE
D.m. Thurseday
Bassides
Betty
Joyce
Roger
Robert Hoff
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