Hog Prices Drift Lower Amid Moderate Supply Decline
Hog markets show a muted reaction as receipts stay ample and prices edge down. Chicago steady to firmer on select grades. large hogs fetch around 34.00 to 39.50, with mixed loads selling near 35 to 40 dollars at various markets. inventories total over ten thousand head across Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Produce Markets Chicago tope potato lots and more
Markets report a noisy mix of produce and prices across Chicago and New York shipments. Notes mention potatoes and butter in large quantities with erratic posting and several ill formed phrases.
Wheat Prices Fall as Corn Recovers on Chicago Board
Prairie market figures show wheat deliveries closing near season lows after a sharp opening dip driven by bearish crop data and Liverpool declines. Corn steadied near prior close, with oats and rye also weaker, while cash oats held steady amid limited price shifts.
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Grain Movement Recaps Wheat and Corn Prices at Minneapolis
Grain movement report lists AP Wheat No 2 red and yellow hard bids, No 1 yellow hard, No 2 yellow, and white varieties with cents per bushel. Minnesota receipts show cash bids, protein percentages, and notes on amber durum and corn oats markets with mixed quality notes and seasonal prices.
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Castile Grain
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Bond Market News From New York As Treasury Rates Edge Higher
The New York market shows Treasury notes advancing with several benchmarks gaining on the session. Investors weigh Cross amendments and federal support while awaiting domestic demand signals and international factors influencing rates.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings And Bank Failure
A fragmented Cedar Rapids shopping list notes grains vegetables and produce with prices for corn hay straw and other staples. The Springville Savings Bank failed to open today with Daniel C Hampton as president and Lon Petton as cashier, signaling a local banking disruption.
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Market report shows hog and sheep prices slip
Prime hogs fell a nickel across all grades on Tuesday as heavy packing hogs weakened by 5 to 10 cents in the last three grades. The top hog price dropped to 4.55. Cal market figures and various weight ranges are listed alongside sheep market notes with mixed quotes.
Wall Street Stocks Ease On Mixed Trading After Early Upswing
The New York market opened firm then drifted, ending with fractional gains in many issues. American Telephone Coca Cola and Allied Chemical dipped briefly while U S Steel Consolidated Gas National Biscuit General Foods Borden Northern Pacific and Western rail shares rose later. volume about 700000. A federal reserve report showed bank credit loans and securities loans falling sharply by 222 million, with 113 million in securities loans, amid overall irregular trading.
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Tragic Local Suicide After Domestic Row
Mrs Ruby Slaughter a 21 year old wife of Le Roy Slaughter shot herself in the head during a domestic quarrel. She died an hour after at Mercy hospital. Coroner Vorpahl ruled suicide. She left home to visit her parents then returned for the act. She is survived by her husband and her parents and several siblings.
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John Dolezal
Cedar Rapids
Britain Hopes 10 Get Debt Slashed
Senator Borah reports talks with Britain on debts while Chamberlain hinted at progress. Stimson refuses to discuss, Johnson shouts against secrecy as Laval Hoover discussions are referenced. The exchange centers on Anglo American debt plans and a moratorium.
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Fragmented 19th Century Business Ledger Snippet
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous company names and stock references across industries from Armour to Loews, Crabbs, and Nash Met, with scattered prices and locations. The jumbled text suggests a market ledger or advertisement page showing multiple entities such as Armour, Loews, and Keystone firms, interspersed with locations and ticker-like codes. The readable items imply a historical stock or business listing rather than a cohesive story.
May Market Update From Chicago and Minneapolis
An AP dispatch notes fluctuating prices at markets in Chicago and Minneapolis. It reports carload changes and sacks shipments, with prices around 8 to 98 cents per unit and standard dates listed for shipment and delivery.
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British ambassador Tyrell meets Herriot on reparations stance
Paris reports Lord Tyrell, the British ambassador to France, held a lengthy secret talks with Premier Edouard Herriot on Tuesday. The discussions likely concerned the Lausanne gentlemen’s agreement and how America's debt attitude will shape the reparations solution.
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Turner Outlines Iowa Farm Needs
Governor Turner called for expansion of farm loan credit and a crop surplus price stabilization plan. He linked farm relief to unemployment, urging Congress to restore farm purchasing power and secure an American market for farm products. He spoke after contacting Midwestern state leaders and Iowa lawmakers.
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Dubuque Tigers Take Series Opener 9-2 Over Moline
Dubuque built an eight run rally in the fourth and fifth innings to defeat Moline 9 to 2. Lefty Artz yielded eight hits but limited damage as the Tigers seized the opening game of the series.
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Whaylen Preliminary Hearing Set For Wednesday
Cressy Whaylen 38 of Waterloo facing preliminary hearing in Grundy County Court for shooting and killing his stepmother Florence Whaylen 68 of Reinbeck July 1. Hearing before Judge R W Mu Wasner at Grundy County Courthouse set for Wednesday at 2 pm. Whaylen, active in Waterloo music circles as president of the Waterloo Symphony Orchestra and leader of the American Legion band, involved in a family quarrel that led to the shooting near the Whaylen farm.
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Cedar Rapids to Host $3,000 Unemployed Relief Drive
The Chamber of Commerce and the Baseball association plan a three way benefit to aid the jobless and assure league baseball. They will sell 3000 tickets at 1 each with 10 cents tax 60 cents for grandstand and 30 cents for one hour of work via Citizens Free Employment Bureau. A list of 76 campaigners led by 20 captains is released for the drive. Local parks and streets departments provide hours and supervision while the employment bureau handles bookkeeping timekeeping and payments.
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Dickinson Urges Iowa Rural Credit Unit
Senator Dickinson of Iowa urged in a telegram that Iowa establish a rural credit organization to aid farmers. The message came in response to Governor Dan Turner urging congress to resist adjournment until the state’s economic needs are addressed.
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Deaths John W Guy 83 former Cedar Rapids resident
John W Guy aged 83 died at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Racine Wisconsin home of his daughter Mrs. R R Kelly where he had lived about thirteen years He was born February 21 1849 in Marysville New York and moved to Iowa as a child He is survived by three other children Mildred Guy Otis W and Alfred A The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids for services in Beatty chapel at 2 30 p m Thursday Rev Robert Little to officiate Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs Lulu Carpenter Dies After Long Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Lulu Carpenter wife of Alfred Carpenter died at 9 30 a.m Tuesday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs George W Howland 1624 Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids following a long illness She was born January 19 1883 in Rockwell Iowa and had lived in Cedar Rapids fourteen years She married at Marion Iowa November 10 1923 She is survived by her husband and parents and a sister Nellie Valentine of Hollywood California Funeral announcements will be made later Friends may call at Turner chapel
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State Treasurer Receives Legislative Expense Reimbursement
Des Moines AP report states State Treasurer Ray Johnson received 409.05 from J F Rylander of Le Grand, Marshall County, for expenses under the legislative expense act. The act was ruled unconstitutional by the state supreme court, and Johnson is the second legislator to return expense money since the ruling.
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Birth Announcement for Daughter in McCready Family
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Earl B McCready at 301 Fifteenth Street NE on July 10.
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Marion News Obituary and Local Social Notes
George W. Carver 82 a long time Marion ticket agent for the Milwaukee railroad and veteran of fifty years service died after a several months illness. Survived by wife Libble Waters two brothers four children and a circle of relatives. Funeral at Yocom chapel with Rev Walters. Local club meetings visits and civic notes fill a page of community items.
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Grove City Rebekah Lodge Officers Installed
Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 met in the I O O F hall with Alma Zimmer district deputy president and Gladys Derflinger deputy marshal installing officers. Genevieve Hutton noble grand Florence Clark vice grand Mary A Snyder secretary Hazel Bebecker treasurer. Appendable officers include Gladys McCaulky warden Ruth Booze conductor Bren neman right support to noble grand Mary Castle left support Elizabeth Brown chaplain Ella Harding inside guard Myrtle Snyder outside guard Alma Zimmer right support to vice grand Mary O Kelly left support to vice grand Gladys Ballard musician. Bertha Barnes special deputy installed Alma Zimmer.
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Marion Pool Hosts Twelve Event Kids Meet Saturday
Children of all ages may enter twelve contests at the Marion pool Saturday at 2 p.m. The Marion swimming team will travel to Marengo on July 26 for a meet. On August 6 a district meet will be held at the Marion pool with the teams from Marion Marengo Vinton and West Liberty competing.
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Linn DeMolay Elects Officers and Local Visits
Linn chapter No 900 Order of DeMolay elected Master Councilor Gail Storck and other officers including Amos Stewart and Howard Guzzle. Visitors Edna Roberts returns from Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Ed Garvey and children Edward and Eleanor visit Larkin family in Chicago. Mrs Garvey is Larkin sister. A moment later Eleanor Hanna goes to Camp Huaga for the week.
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Claire Windsor Admits She Was the Goat in Read Affair
Claire Windsor says she believed happiness lay with Alfred C. Read Jr. and gave $10,000 to invest. Read’s wife Marian Read sues for alienation of affection. Windsor claims she planned to marry Read and lose love and happiness after the March 29 suit filing.
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Second Man Killed In Clash Of Ohio Miners And Guard
In Chauncey near Athens Ohio a night of rioting and arson ended in an open battle between striking miners and National Guardsmen. Ray Freeman 18 was killed, the second fatality in 48 hours after Steve Bowen 40 of Buchtel died from a bullet wound in a hospital.
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Bandit O Keefe Dies After Shootout Confession
South Bend Indiana UP reports fugitive James O Keefe known as Storey and 24 dies after an emergency operation. He confessed to killing Constable Jay Davis of North Baltimore and credited a sister-in-law tip for his capture. He and two brothers conducted a short criminal spree in Ohio before being apprehended.
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