Hog and cattle markets show mixed activity after holidays
Across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis receipts rose with hogs steady to mixed and cattle mostly steady despite higher runs. Prices ranged top hogs $465 with most $455 to $465 and cattle top around $700 as market slackened in light of larger supplies and uneven demand.
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Cleveland
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Buffalo
East Buffalo
East St. Lows
Cseland
East St
Veland
East Burno
East St. Louis
Jerher
Cetani
Loui
Pittsburh
Chicago Produce Markets Report For Poultry Butter and Eggs
Live poultry prices show hens, roosters, and turkeys with mixed gains across grades. Butter receipts reach 21 892 pounds with unsettled creamery spreads, while eggs and dressed poultry imply steady to firm tones amid fluctuating market conditions.
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Chicago
Difeac
Lerhorn
Roosters Fc
Old Duchy
Evita
Kansas
Virginia Robblere
Wall Street Shifts After July Fourth Quiet Session
U S stocks opened cautious after Independence Day, with traders noting modest price moves in wheat and grains. Industrials dipped slightly as profits-taking appeared, while a handful of names like National Distillers led gains amid mixed sector performance.
Corn Alone Holds Earlier Price Gains On Grain Markets
Grain trading on the Chicago board of trade saw wheat and other grains peak early, then retreat as profit taking spread. Corn showed relative strength, with mixed prices across oats rye and barley as Liverpool maintained lift while cash markets weakened and receipts rose.
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New York
National Distillers
U. S
Owens-Thaois
Anaconda Kennecott
Cerro de Pasco
Libby-Owens and Simmons
Chesapeake
Oho
Baltimore
Ohio
Delaware and Hudson
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Lackawanna
Central
Allied Chemical
U. S&s Steel
Columbian
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winniper
Hogs Advance on Local Market Amid Small Gains
Hogs rise on the local market with a nickel lift early Wednesday and another nickel increase, reaching $4.00 for top prime grades. Calf prices show Choice 140-180 lbs around $40.60, 130-190 lbs at $36.08. Sheep 70-80 lbs fetch $8.78, buck lambs around $10.00.
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Sinclair UG
Real Bear Hunt Ends Chicago July Fourth Chase
An escaped bear from the Chicago Zoological Park was hunted through a city neighborhood by two big game hunters aided by Beagle hounds. After hours of pursuit, Lieutenant Bartels of the Riverside police shot the bear with a high powered rifle to end the incident.
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Chicago
Chicago Zoological Park
Bartels
Riverside
Court affirms verdict in Creston personal injury suit
The Town supreme court affirms on condition a personal injury verdict entered Oct 20 1931 by Judge John T Moffit in a Creston action brought by Catherine Tissue. The $2500 award is reduced to $1500 with $1000 to be returned, against defendants George and Al Durin. The case arose Nov 11 1930 on highway 161 near Iowa City when Tissue, walking on the dirt shoulder, was struck by a car occupied by Durin's party. Whermit Hayden received a new trial order December 22 1930. Durins' motions were denied.
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Supreme Court
John T Moffit
Catherine Tissue
Creston
George
al Durin
Plainoiff
George Durin
Iowa City
High Tribunal
Whermit Hayden
Moffit
Durins
Picnic Near Anamosa Brings Marion Group Together
A Marion area group picnicked at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tharp near Anamosa. Attendees included numerous Marion families led by Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pinch and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Tilton. Mrs. Knapp remains ill. Nearby visitors included Cedar Rapids and Waubeck residents.
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C. C. Tharp
M. S. Knapp
Marion
Tharp
Knapp
R. O. Pinch
Oliver Tilton
Callie Knapp
Arthur Knapp
Raymond Hotz
Darrell King
Myron Woods
Leo Pinch
Bonnie Jean
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Neilson
Mary Lou
Springville
Charlies Wood
Ella
Central City
Clarence Knapp
Violet
Waubeck
F. W. Preckel
Charles Wright
Robert
Gertrude Varns
C. Willams
Paris Lake
Mary Braker
Carl Hindman
Central Avenue
W. T Jackson
W. B. Sebern
B. F Gill
J. W Bowman
This City
L. R. Wilson
Alsbon
Jessie Helphrey
Mount Pleasant
Grace Nixon
Parkston
Wash
Death of Tama girl Miss Marion Houghton in Chicago
Miss Marion Houghton formerly of Tama died suddenly in Chicago from a heart attack. She was born July 12 1905 in Gladbrook and lived in Tama since 1918. She worked seven years in Photoplay magazine Chicago and will be buried at Oak Hill. Survived by parents two sisters and three brothers.
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Marion Houghton
Ed Houghton
Chicago
Oak Hill
Harrison
W O Eckler
Miss Houghton
Gladbrook
Photoplay Magazine
Oren Swartz
Darwin W Perry
Edward
Harold
P. W
Garrison
Burton O'Neil
B. O
Monona
C. F. Murphy
Elkader
Farmersburg
Marquette
Luana
Decorah
Decoran
Spilville
John Bernatz
Bernatz
Winneshiek County
Iowa
National Education Association
Elwood
Hans Scott
Bill Bodkin
Anna Wendell
Ralph Gruvewald
Will of Burnham Lyman Probate In District Court
Burnham G Lyman aged 84 of 1400 Second Aves SE died June 24 and his will dated December 17 1932 was admitted to probate in district court by Judge H C Ring. The estate goes to son Lorraine P Lyman and daughter in law Esther Meek Lyman who are named executors. Witnesses were George R Liddle and Edith Zezula. Henry Otterbein of Cedar Rapids died June 24 and his will dated November 4 1918 left the entire estate to wife Sarah Albing Otterbein who was named executor with witnesses Mrs EE Richards and Mrs Katie H Yesster.
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Burnham G Lyman
Second Avenues SE
District Court
H. C. Ring
Lyman
Lorraine P Lyman
Esther Meek Lyman
George R. Liddle
Edith Zezula
Henry Otterbein
Cedar Rapids
Sarah Albing Otterbein
Ee, Richards
Katie H. Yesster
Demurrer Overruled in Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Case
In Cedar Rapids district court Judge H C Ring overruled a plaintiffs demurrer to an intervention petition filed by Josephine M Cracmer in the receivership of Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Co. Officers and directors are plaintiffs. George Cummins was fined 25 dollars and ten days in jail for fish enjoying. costs suspended on payment. Deputy Warden Sam O Brine arrested Cummins.
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Josephine M. Cracmer
Cedar Rapids Sash and Door Company
H C Ring
George Cummins
Cedar Rapids
Jade H.C Ring
G IK Thompson
Sam O'Brine
Cummins
Britons Reach Home After Moscow Spy Trial
Living proof of the agreement enderge the Anglo Soviet trade war Leslie Thornton and Willam Lionel MacDonald British Matro Vickers engineers imprisoned following the Moscow spy trial arrived Wednesday.
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London
Ins
Leslie Thornton and
Willam
Lionel MacDonald
Matro-Vickers
Moscow
Benefactor Horizontal Puzzle Clues Reveal Hidden Theme
A garbled set of crossword like clues lists names, roles, and terms across many categories. The puzzle references a portrait and a benevolent figure, with scattered answers touching astronomy, mythology, geography, and language, all hinting at a cohesive meta-solution.
Budget Estimate and Record of Filing Viola District Iowa
The Viola Consolidated School District in Iowa will hold a meeting on July 15 1933 at 8 PM at the schoolhouse to hear taxpayers on the expenditure estimate. District Secretary F B Collins lists totals for General School House and overall expenditures with estimated taxes and assessed valuation for 1934 including 142 school age persons.
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Viola Consolidated School District
Brown Township
Linn County
Iowa
F. B. Collins
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