Stronger Tone In Hog Prices In Midweek Market
Cattle and hogs show mixed demand with receipts up, Chicago and East St Louis fair, and prices steady to higher for select lots. Stronger tone in hogs noted with top values around $4.35 per hundredweight and price firmness across major markets including Cleveland and Des Moines.
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Chicago
Cievpland
Om & Cood
Jomalesmans
Patispursh
Farriv
Amc Sieacy Esst
St Louis
Cimearo
Cleveland
Ham St. Lous
Everr
East St. Louis
Clevland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
UNIS
Buffalo
Sages
ST _ PAT FIVESTOCK
ST Pat
Sota Acre
ST Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph
Lambs
Mediu
Omausn
Omaha
US Dept
Rye Grain Prices Jump on Bullish Moves in 1930s Market
The report notes rye futures rising about 10 cents with a bullish grain session in Chicago. Wheat and corn prices also show gains amid uncertain crop estimates, as traders react to supply concerns and higher cash values.
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Chicago
Bolash
Board of
Image
Mayo Oimerdamir
Omiam
Herne
Siam
Ora Ma
Rotor
Bae Os
Local Porkers Slightly Higher Market Report
Market notes show minor price upticks for local porkers with figures around 325 and 1000 dollars noted for calf markets and lamp items. Quoted values reflect a small shift in local agricultural trade and ship market activity.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Local listing shows a patchwork of farm goods and groceries with prices in dollars. Entries include wheat, oats, hay, straw, eggs, butter, and various produce such as California Valencias, grapefruit, lemons, sweet potatoes, and tomatoes. Also listed are hides and other farm items with scattered prices and odd spellings.
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California
Grain Movement and Grain Prices in MinneapolisUSD Market
Grain movement notes show prices for wheat and corn with various bids and quotations. The Minneapolis grain market lists cash grain activity with figures for hard winter wheat and corn, including reported bids, sample grades, and milling quality assessments.
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Minneapolis
Wall St. Stocks Slip Amid Grains and Dollar Swings
Turbulent trading on New York floors as grain prices and the dollar drive muted sentiment. Many listed issues move narrowly with a few shares changing hands. notable names show small gains or declines amid cautious activity.
Markets Report From Chicago and New York Poultry and Livestock
Chicago market notes show steady to firm prices for live poultry including leghorn hens and turkeys with modest changes in quotes. Butter and cheese receipts in New York are firm with mixed milk products, while egg futures ands pork offerings reflect standard industry movements.
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Sintat
Aemand Miterate Trading
Miasnurt Karens Conners
Aersinia
Virginia Ptrimphs
New York
Uirats
Yonstere Freight
Expres
Geo Turkeys Freight and Express
lSe
Ducas
Bond Market Review Signals Shifts in Liberty and Rail Issues
The New York bond market shows Liberty bonds trading around 102 with yields near 4 percent while Treasury issues adjust. Mixed activity follows a waning speculative interest in the secondary market as rail and utility shares move with improved dollar strength and cautious traders.
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New York
Iaps
Arccondary Group
Moat Joany
Bern
Rome
Sugar Market and Foreign Exchange Rates Report
Overseas currency values show mixed moves with Britain and France near unchanged while Italy Germany and Denmark quote firmer. Commodities price data include sugar futures around 470 and various national exchange rates listed for Nuevo York Montreal and other centers.
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Formign
Inchange
New York
Forcien Exchange
Great Britain
Trance
Italy
Belgrant
Germany
Notland Stes Nortag
Seveen
Denmark
Trriand
Spain
Portucal
Paland
Czechoslovantia
Posiavia Lssn
Austria
SIN
Roumania
Honekang
Mevico City Esuiver Priat
Montreal
Milwaukee City Official Suspects Start Gun Attack
Milwaukee City Controller Louis Kotecki indicted for malfeasance shot deputy William Wendt and then fatally wounded himself after a grand jury session. Wendt, deaf and with hearing aid, survived with critical injuries. Kotecki died from self-inflicted wounds. Investigators say the incident followed a dispute about discrepancies in the treasurer’s office.
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Milwaukee
Wis
CUP
Louis Kotecki
William Wendt
Wendt
Kotecki
Engas
O Connell Family Wait For Kidnapers
The O Connell family seeks prompt acceptance of a new list as authorities hunt for John J O Connell Jr held for a 250000 ransom in Albany New York Federal state and local police join the search while the family declines police cooperation and letters bearing Albany postmarks surface from the kidnapers.
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Young O'Connell
Albany
Samuel Aronowitz
Edward F O'Connell
Daniel O’connell
Capital
Albany N. Y
John J. O'Connell Jr
Washington
John J. O'Connell, Jr
Nomer S Cummings
Department of Justice
Edgar Unover
Bureau of Investigation
Joseph B Keenan
Justice Department
Roosevelt
Will Build Million Dollar Distillery in Peoria
A million dollar branch distillery is to be erected in Peoria with Hiram Walker Gooderham and Werts Ltd. of Windsor Ontario as the sponsor. A fifteen acre site on the Maols river has been secured and upon completion the project will include additional storage facilities and furnishing expenses totaling another million dollars.
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Peoria, Tl
INS
Peoria
Hiram Walker Gooderham
Former Solon Official Held For Cheating On Sale Of Unsound Horse
Albert Zabransky, 47, former Solon street commissioner and marshal, was jailed on a charge of cheating by false pretenses after Constable William Fleming arrested him on a warrant from Justice G S Lightner. He allegedly sold an unsound horse to a local man.
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Albert Zabransky
Solon
William Fleming
Justice G S
Lightner Zabransky
Kouba Drops Objection to Cabin Park Incorporation
Attorney Guy Linville saw a key signer withdraw objections to Cabin Park incorporation west of Cedar Rapids on the Lincoln highway. J. G Kouba said fear of higher school costs proved unfounded and the resistance framed claims of crime at Twin Towers were exaggerated. Witnesses including Nelma O. Smith and others defended Cox and Yuill testified to orderly operation while others, like O. E. Johnson and William Malek, were named in cross examination.
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Guy Linville
Cabin Park
Cedar Rapids
Lincoln Highway
J. G Kouba
Dina-Mite Inn
Miles Peet
John Cox
Twin Towers
Kouba
Carl Baumhoefner
Cox
Thomas Yuill
Donald P. Barnes
Cox’ Place
Yuill
Nelma O. Smith
Linville
Road House
Miss Smith
Joe Hogan
Frank Mulherin
Howard Campbell
O. E. Johnson
William Malek
Malek
World's Meanest Man Invents New Practical Joke
In Fort Wayne Indiana Mrs Wilfred R Jackson was the target of a enduring practical joke as dozens of delivery and service workers arrived at her home claiming to have been telephoned. Police and ambulances were summoned as fifteen florists five ambulances and other vehicles converged on the Jackson residence over several days with Mrs Jackson denying any call from her end.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Wilfred R. Jackson
Jackson Home
Newbern To Stand Trial In Wisconsin Crimes
ST PAUL AP Robert Newbern turned over to Wisconsin authorities by Governor Floyd B Olson. He faces charges of murder kidnapping and bank robbery in Menomonie Wisconsin. Newbern was jailed in Minneapolis after an acquittal in January for involvement in a bank robbery there.
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ST. Paul
Robert Newbern
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Floyd B. Olson
Newbern
Minneapolis
Third Northwestern National Bank
Kraft State Bank
Two More Youths Start Canoe Trip Down Mississippi
Two 18 year old boys from St Paul Bruce Brink and Win Swenson Jr left for a canoe trip to New Orleans hoping to overtake and join two New York youths already heading downriver. They graduated from University of Minnesota high school last month and travel with a snail equipped canoe. Paul and Hars Krusa of Liberty New York began their raft trip on Saturday made from odds and ends of wood.
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ST Paul
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Bruce Brink
Win Swenson
University of Minnesota High School
Paul
Hars Krusa
Liberty
N. Y
Marion social notes and lodge installations in Grove City
Grove City Rebekah lodge No. 35 convened in I O O F hall with district deputy Julia Barta and staff from Praha lodge Cedar Rapids installing officers for six months. Guests from Cedar Rapids Springville and Alburnett attended and a party for about 100 was served.
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Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Julia Barta
Praha Lodge
Cedar Rapids
Noble Grand
Florence Clark
Ruth Booze
Dorothea Milner
Mary Snyder
Mabel Lesher
Dorothy Robison
Ruth Gibney
Bertha Barnes
Gladys Ballard
Sarah Hutton
Ella Harding
Alan Taylor
Gladys Derflinger
Guardian
Vera Arp
Genevieve Hutton
Springville
Alburnett
Iowa Liquidation Plan Aims to Free $108 Million in Farm Mortgages
Gov. Herring announces a liquidation scheme to free $108 million currently frozen, circulating in Iowa. A similar approach is already used in Wisconsin and planned for Illinois and other states. The emergency five year rate reduces new first mortgage loans to 5 percent, with earlier payments at 4.5 percent.
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Herring
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Eeke
Land Banks
Farm Loan Act
Land Bank
State Banking Department
Des Moines Capitol
Farm Administration
Pleasant Grove Eyes Pennant as Softball Scries Steams Ahead
Pleasant Grove beat Epworth 6 to 5 to push toward the pennant. Bankston halted New Vienna 7 to 5, Dyersville defeated Earlville 5 to 0, and Peosta swept Monticello 8 to 0 in a twin bill at Peosta. Nebel starred for the Collegians with two triples.
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Pet. Pleassant Grove
Dankston
New Vienna
Eauville
Hanricella
Peosta
Epworth
Dyersville
Pleasant Grove
Bankston
New Vtenna
Earlville
Peasta
Montirello
Gazette
Lefty Daniels
New Vienna Cubs
Earlville Hawks
Nebel
Collegians
Monticello
Pcosta
Delaware Loses To Manchester 6 To 4 In Iowa Game
Special to The Gazette. Delaware Iowa trailed early after six hits and errors in the first two innings but G Woelschow shut out Manchester the rest of the way allowing only three hits and one run. Kellogg pitched a complete game for Manchester with twelve strikeouts as the Wildcats won 6-4 snapping Delaware’s winning streak.
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Gazette
Delaware
G. Woelschow
Manchester Wildcats
Wildcats
Kellogg
Manchester
Fanningwelve
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West Marion
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Slauson
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Webster City
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Marshalltown
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