Hog Price Decline Seen Amid Weekend Demand Slack
Friday hog markets fell as receipts exceeded typical Friday levels with weaker corn and lower provisions pressuring values. Chicago bids showed 460 to 470 for hogs, averages around 440, while other markets reported mixed moves with steers and lambs holding near steady to weak as weekend demand softened.
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Livestock market notes and hog calf prices across cities
Receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep at St Louis Waterloo Ottumwa Mason City Sioux City and Kansas City show mixed demand. Prices list bids for different weights from feeders to heavy hogs with regional variations and notable totals in hundreds to thousands.
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Associated Press
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Reger
USA
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Produce
A garbled Cedar Rapids market section lists grain and produce items with scattered prices. Entries mention Valencia oranges, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, and miscellaneous staples with figures like 3.39 for fruit and 11.28 for sweet potatoes, alongside notation of market dates and wholesale remarks.
Wheat prices surge to new highs on board, close up three
Wheat prices rose to new seasonal highs on the Chicago Board of Trade, finishing three cents higher as corn and oats showed limited gains amid nervous sentiment. Rye lagged with scant recovery. oats and barley moved in line with market weakness and short covering.
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Wall Street Stock Trends and Market Reactions
The report notes mixed stock moves and market reactions across sectors with commentary on steel metals and energy names. It mentions trading activity from major indices and industry firms amid shifting investor sentiment and policy speculation.
Historic Commodities and Firms Listed in Exchange Ledger
Framed file of stock listings shows firms from American industries including Armour, Union Carbide, Studebaker, and Chrysler. Mentions many manufacturers and distributors with percentages and notes on shares, reflecting a broad market snapshot from a late era.
Bond Markets Move Amid Shifts in New York Trading
The market data shows Treasury notes and bonds fluctuating as investors react to late session moves. Prices edged lower with notable activity around 4s and 3s while foreign holders held steady amid volatile turnover and reserve influences.
Tartign Taqcuangl World Economic Tokens
Fragmentary list mentions Britain France Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Portugal Greece Poland Austria Romania Argentina and others with scattered numbers and city names. The garbled text references cities like New York Montreal and Meaira City.
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Shanshai da Honekans
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Local Hog Market Faces Continued Weak Prices
Local hog market remains weaker with prices slipping ten cents per pound early week. Prime top drops to 380 dollars as buyers adjust to softer demand and slimmer pork margins.
Bandits Slay Policeman Guarding $6500 Payroll
Bandits opened fire at a factory office in Philadelphia killing a uniformed officer and stealing a $6500 payroll. The crime occurred as robbers rushed the scene. the officer did not have time to react before the deadly volley.
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Court Action Notes Involving Cousins Arm Itage and Cedar Rapids
A brief legal notice records potential action by parties including H J Cousins and Thomas A Arm itage with a 15 and 45 reference, a Cedar Rapids connection, and a token sum of 1. The document cites valuable consideration dated 7 29 32 and outlines the action pending in the local court.
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Cedar Rapids
Local Contractor Dies in Apparent Gas Inhalation
A local contractor identified as Washes Hexdall, living at 419 Y avenue NW, died Friday by inhaling gas in his room. Coroner Vorpah ruled death by own action with no inquest. The note left to Miss Hexdall hinted at suicide as the only way out.
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Mother Claims Scientific Birth Of Daughters In Court
LAS ANGELES. Mrs Mate Hommel defends a claim of scientific motherhood amid a civil case over a $500000 estate. She alleges a Detroit doctor fathered her three daughters and that the birth was a miracle, while ex husband James Shelley says the children are natural. The suit seeks equal division of the Hommel estate as the case resumes.
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Los Angeles
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Hommel
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Two Wives Ordered To Pay Alimony To Their Ex Husbands
In Chicago Judge Joseph Sabath ordered Grace Ketell to pay Harold Ketell 2000 annually in weekly 10 dollar installments and Kunegunda Koska to pay temporary alimony of 3 50 weekly to Joseph Koska. Koska must also supply milk and eggs from their farm. The law enabling this was Illinois reciprocal alimony, enacted without Gov Horner's signature.
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Kunegunda Koska
Joseph Koska
Koska
Ilinois
Henry Horner
Mrs Bowman To Be Re elected As Head Of Business Women
Mrs Geline MacDonald Bowman of Richmond Virginia is likely to be re elected president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women at the Chicago convention Friday with no opposition. Several other national officers are effectively elected by acclamation including Miss Charles Williams of Washington DC legislative secretary, Dr Florence May Morse of Los Angeles second vice president, Judge Florence E Allen of Ohio vice president, Miss Earline White of Jackson Mississippi first woman postmaster in the Capitol, Miss Marjorie Shuler of New York recording secretary, and Pearl Warwick of Chicago corresponding secretary.
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German Shepherd Saves Cattle From Fire in Indiana Barn
At Lagrange Indiana a German shepherd dog belonging to Ralph Raber drove fifteen cows from a burning barn after farmers failed to move them. A newly threshed wheat crop and farm implements were destroyed and the cause of the blaze was undetermined. Verne Fields, tenant on the farm, sent the dog in to rescue the cattle.
Princes Mdvani Princes Sail To United States For Oil Firm Battle
Two Mdvani princes Serre and David depart Cherbourg for the United States aboard the Hamburg to pursue business aims. They claim ownership of oil fields and vow to counter efforts to deprive them of their stakes. A divorce case and related remarks accompany the voyage.
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David
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Los Angles
Mar Murray
Two Mothers Meet in Bellevue Over Lost and Found Babies
At Bellevue Hospital a dead baby mother Ida Mariano and a living baby mother Victoria Barrett meet in the maternity ward corridors. Barrett offers Ida’s baby for herself and then tries to return it after realizing the legal steps. Police handle the case as a foundling matter with no nursery.
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Victoria Barrett
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Ida Marlano
Ventriloquist's Dummy Triggers Eternal Triangle Divorce
Salley Osmon Levy divorces Herbert Levy in Chicago claiming an eternal triangle with his ventriloquist dummy Charlie. She alleges nightly caresses for Charlie, insults from unseen people, and constant boo sounds in dark rooms as well as breakfast cannataloupe taunts, finding Charlie more appealing since he is dumb while Herbert is too smart.
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Irs
Salley Osmon Levy
Herbert
Charlie
Woman Struck By Hit-Run Driver Near First Avenue Tenth Street
Mrs. Claude E. Sprague was struck by E. P. Reed at 3 p.m. Friday at the First Avenue Tenth Street intersection. Reed fled but was chased to the scene by Ben Heck who held him until police arrival. Sprague was uninjured. Reed said he was rushing to work and did not think he needed to stop after seeing no injury.
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Kamberling Pleads Guilty To Liquor Charge In District Court
Alva Kamberling of Lisbon pled guilty to a liquor possession charge in district court before Judge ACG Ring. He received three months in county jail and a $300 fine suspended on good behavior and costs. Deputies found eighteen empty alcohol tins at his home amid a prior brawl complaint involving forestry camp boys.
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Lisbon
Kamberling
Jay Davis
Larry Condon
the Palisades
Judge Reverses Divorce Action On Defense Plea
Judge H. C. Ring voided the divorce decree granted June 29 between Glenn E. Pound and Maury B Pound after defense motion. Custody of Edward Pound was returned to his mother. Mrs. Pound alleged intimidation in obtaining her waiver of notice and hearing and claimed unfamiliarity with legal procedures.
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Sammons Faces Chicago Charges In 1926 Payroll Case
James Sammons a Chicago gangster held in Kansas City waived extradition and will be sent to Chicago for trial on charges of assault to kill tied to the 1926 International Harvester payroll holdup. He signed waivers after Governor Guy Park set extradition hearing for July 19, a day before Sammons habeas corpus hearing.
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Funds Allocated for Public Works by Regional Road Program
The plan designates forest highways 15 million dollars and forest roads and trails 10 million, national park roads 16 million, Indian reservation roads 4 million, and public domain roads 5 million. The board notes projects may be funded as 30 percent grants and 70 percent loans, across ten regional divisions.
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Heat Peaks at 90 as Breeze Cools Day
Thermometer climbs to 90 degrees at noon and falls to 83 by 2:30 p.m. driven by a strong breeze. Humidity remains steady despite the gusts. Skies clouded over as the day rose from a low of 64 at 7 a.m. High for Thursday reached 90 at 4 p.m.
The Art of Dattins Change of Pace Pitched Here
Al Demaree explains change of pace grips for fastball pitchers and notes methods to vary motion. He offers an illustrated leaflet on "The Art of Dattins" to readers who request it with return envelope. Ten years ago July 14 Bobby Jones and Bobby Cruickshank tied at 296 after 72 holes in the National Open at Inwood, N Y.
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Bobby Cruickshank
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Textile industry runs at peak as June output soars
Commerce department reports June production surges with 25,540,504 spindles active, up from 20,646,966 last June as industries race to beat the recovery codes. Officials say steel and automobile codes may be delayed while hearings on multiple codes proceed nationwide. The men’s clothing code proposes a 40 hour week and 35 cents per hour minimum wage.
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Pretty Boy Floyd Denies Kidnaping Ties in Call
Charles Pretty Boy Floyd, who said he is not involved in the John Factor kidnaping, denies gang ties linked to the Kansas prison break and the Union Station massacre. He claims a Mexico retreat after the prison break and refuses to identify Verne Sankey. He also notes a favorable write-up after a prior run-in with the law.
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Pretty Boy” Floyd
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Catch Omaha Man With 200 Gallons Of Alchy Near Anamosa
Prohibition Agents R H Taylor and Ed Miller seized 200 gallons of alcohol from the car of James Connaly 22 of Omaha on highway 161 seven miles east of Anamosa about 9 am Friday after a three mile chase. The haul was in one gallon cans boxed in sets of five. Connaly drove a two door Ford coach and waived hearing at arraignment before United States Commissioner D C Hutchison and was bound over to the grand jury held in the county jail on a $1000 bond.
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James Connaly
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Appointing Acting Postmasters in Center Point and Grand Mound
The post office department announced the appointment of Willard Street as acting postmaster at Center Point and H Wy Ixelly as acting postmaster at Grand Mound, Iowa on Friday.
Roumanian Royalty Set for Hamburg Sea Cruise
Dowager Queen Marie of Roumania sails from Bucharest with Princess Ileana and Archduke Anton of Austria for a northern seas cruise aboard a Hamburg bound ship.
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Nazis Jail Kin of Former Chancellor
Berlin reports five relatives of former socialist chancellor Philip Scheidemann were sent to concentration camps Friday in retaliation for Scheidemann's attacks on the Nazis. Scheidemann reportedly fled Germany some time ago.
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Moley Reports on London Conference to Roosevelt
President Roosevelt received a lengthy report on the London world economic conference from Assistant Secretary of State Raymond Moley. Moley would not comment as he entered the White House.
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Raymond Moley
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