Hog Prices Rise on Demand in Leading Markets
Chicago officials report improved demand lifting hog prices across major markets. Cattle and hog receipts totaled about 45,900 head with Chicago at 279,000 and strong bids for top grades, while East Buffalo and East St Louis showed mixed gains. Heavy supplies kept some prices steady to lower in cattle and lamb markets, with modest rises noted in Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St Louis
East Buffalo
Uli
Soo
Kansas
Omaha
St Joseph
San Anno
Sioux City
St Paul
Todianapolis
Cincinnati
Grains Prices Jump in Nervous Chicago Pit
Grain prices surged amid volatile trading in Chicago with Des Moines and Des Moines area receipts noting shifts. Market data shows mixed moves across corn and other staples as the day closed with varied bids and notices from agricultural sources.
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Chicago
No Change Monday on Local Hog Market
Monday mornings quotations on the local hog market remained constant with the closing prices Saturday. In a report from Chicago headlines note grain futures fluctuated with wheat down and corn up while rains and heat affected yields across Iowa Illinois and the Canadian provinces.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Northwest
Canadian
Iowa
Uhnois
Nhinos
Stubbie
Ilinois
Strersth Vna
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listing
A garbled produce and wholesale goods ad from Cedar Rapids lists vegetables, grains, hens, eggs, and various farm staples with scattered prices and items. The fragment mentions wholesale grains, vegetables, hens, and farm supplies with uncertain figures and vendor notes.
Bond Markets and Farm News Mixed With Local Notes
A fragmented report covers bond markets and commodity prices, noting small gains and mixed livestock values. It references a swimming pool project in Ponca City, Oklahoma, with a brief on public crowds and a local observer’s ambivalent reaction.
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Ponca City
Lew Wernts
Ape
Pitert
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts and Shipments
Grain movement shows receipts and shipments across Chicago and Minneapolis with wheat figures for last week and last year. The data includes port and route totals, car counts from Kansas City and China, and bran notes.
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Chicago
North
Minneapolis
Wiley
Kansar
China
Wall St. Stocks Slump as Labor Clouds Hover
Dark labor clouds unsettled the market with broad declines across stocks and heavy trading. Utilities and industrials fell while rail issues fluctuated. Santa Fe and American Can dropped around two points, and notable names like General Motors Du Pont and U S Steel edged lower amid a dull session and 550 000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Quilet
Pacific Coast
Santa Fe
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
American Can
American
California
Philp Morris
du Pont Sears Roebuck
American Sugar Refining
Howe Sound
American Smelting
Westinghouse Johns Manville
N Y Central
Union Pacific National
27 More Cities to Get Liquor Stores
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission announced 27 additional cities will host state liquor stores, expanding the total to 54 stores. Commission chair Harold M. Cooper said sites have been surveyed but leases await approval, with stores planned in Perry Estherville Missouri Valley Webster City Cherokee Center Point Boone Newton Charles City Iowa City Dyersville Hawarden Ida Grove New Hampton Onawa Tama Le Mars Belle Plaine Albia Harlan Iowa Falls Nevada Storm Lake Valley Junction Red Oak and Maquoketa.
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Des Moines
Liquor Control Commission
Harold M. Cooper
Commission
Cooper
Perry
Estherville
Missouri Valley
Webster City
Cherokee
Centerville
Boone
Newton
Charles City
Iowa City
Dyersville
Hawarden
Ida Grove
New Hampton
Onawa
Tama
le Mars
Belle Plaine
Albia
Harlan
Iowa Falls
Nevada
Storm Lake
Valley Junction
Red Oak
Maquoketa
Plane Crash Kills Four In Montana
Four men died when a plane crashed thirty five miles south of Glasgow Montana on Sunday authorities said The victims were D H Campbell from Lincoln Nebraska an executive with a life insurance company Alvan Andrews also from Lincoln James Erickson a Garfield Montana rancher and Dr F W Ryman the Lincoln pilot all were killed with Erickson thrown clear and alive until reaching a hospital a rescue crew reported the wreckage burned beyond recognition with jewelry used to identify the deceased.
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Glasgow
Mont (Is
Here
D H Campbell
Lincoln
Neb
Life Insurance Company
Alvan Andrews
James Erickson
Garfield
Mont
F. W. Ryman
Erickson
Plane crash victim Alvan Andrews linked to Linn county pioneer family
Alvan Andrews 34 a district manager for an insurance company died in a plane crash. He was a grandson of Coggan area pioneer Flower Phillips Sr and Mrs Phillips and had many Cedar Rapids area friends. He left a small daughter a brother in Minneapolis and a sister in California. His wife had predeceased him.
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Alvan Andrews
Linn County
Flower Phillips
Coggan
Will Andrews
Mr Andrews
Cedar Rapids
Orville M M Hepner
Fifteenth Street
Flower Philips
Central City
Fern Andrews
Dubuque
Minneapolis
California
Sugar Market New York and Minneapolis Raw Data
AP reports unchanged closes in sugar and flour markets with refinery and refined prices flat. Cotton futures steady amid shipment data and price markers for bran and middlings listed alongside standard middlings.
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New York
Tiour
Minneapolis
Deaths in Kentucky school election shootings rise
Four deaths are reported after disputes during Kentucky school election ballot counting. Deputy Sheriff John Wooton of Leshie County and Willis Sizemore died from gunshot wounds at Big Creek. Two election clerks Hush Spur Lak and Kelly Sams were wounded. Spurlock was initially reported dead and sent to a Lexington hospital in critical condition.
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Kentucky
John Wooton
Leshie County
Willis Sizemore
Big Creek
Here
Hush Spurlak
Kelly Sams
Spurlock
Lexington
Amana Youth Involved in Bridge Crash Injures Three
Ed Nickwinder of Amana fractured right leg and two Cedar Rapids youths injured when Nickwinder and Milwoy Rock collide near Prairie Creek bridge on highway 161. Deputies report Nickwinder suspected of drinking and a drunk driving charge likely. All three hospitalized at St Luke's.
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Ed Nickwinder
Amana
Cedar Rapids
Nickwinder
Milwoy Rock
Sixteenth Avenue
Prairie Creek Bridge
Larry Condon
Earl Evans
Rock and Lodge Mikvika
Rock's Auto
Evans
St Luke's Hospital
Around the World in Eighty Days author and puzzle clues
A cryptic crossword style grid asks who wrote Around the World in Eighty Days and lists numerous cross clues with numbers and partial answers. It includes references to explorers, gods, and common words, forming a dense wordplay puzzle.
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Stir
Cedar County Crushed Stone Program Expands Roads
R O Zimmerling Cedar county engineer reports from Feb 1 1932 to June 30 1934 about 120436 cubic yards of stone quarried crushed and placed on Cedar county roads by county workmen. An additional 8000 cubic yards sold to the Iowa highway commission and used on primary roads 38 and 1. Over 90000 cubic yards on local county roads and about 30000 on county trunk roads in this period. Unemployment relief projects have mainly funded this effort benefiting Cedar county taxpayers. Quarries were near Bennes Lowden Clarence Cedar Bull Cedar Valley Tipton and at Lra C. Operations reduced. Cedar Valley and Clarence remain active. Other workers shifted to smaller tasks.
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Tipton
R. O. Zimmerling
Cedar
Cedar County
Iowa Highway Commission
Bennes Lowden
Clarence Cedar Bull
Cedar Valley
L.ra C
Two Men Land In Jail For Driving Autos While Drunk
Two men were lodged in the city jail Sunday evening for operating motor vehicles while intoxicated. F F Alsup, 30, of 826 Eighth Street SE, was arrested on Eighth Street near Ninth Avenue SE at 6 30 p m after police saw his car weaving. Carl Kaminsky, 57, of 1417 Third Street NW, was picked up at 8 45 p m after his car crashed into a parked vehicle at 860 Fifth Avenue SE owned by A W Miller. No one was injured. Kaminsky faced drunk driving charges. In a true information filed by County Attorney G K Thompson he pled not guilty before Judge A B Clark in district court Monday morning and bond was set at 500 dollars.
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James Riley
S S Kresge
A B Clark
G K Thompson
C. L. Wilson
K Avenue NW
F Avenues NW
Summer Street
Clark
Frank Alsop
Eighth Avenue SE
Thompson
F.F Alsup
Eighth Street
Ninth Avenue SE
Carl Kaminsky
Third Street
Fifth Avenue SE
A W Miller
Kaminsky
G K.thompson
1000 Students Revolt Against Rule Of Hitler
One thousand university students in Goettingen clashed with Nazi aligned students at a town hall meeting. Fire hose and police restored order after ten ringleaders were arrested for breach of the peace and incitement to revolt. Two fraternities were suspended by the university president under pressure from the student federation.
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Goettingen
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Students’ Federation
Barefoot Prisoner Dressed In As Anamosa Reform School Begins Sentence
Jerry Uridil, 29, was arrested on a drunkenness charge and disturbing the peace last Thursday and taken to the Anamosa state reformatory shoeless. He starts a suspended indeterminate larceny sentence, with Sheriff Joseph A Petrus and Banff Frank Sullivan Petrus providing a borrowed pair of boots. Uridil remains without footwear during booking. Washington reports upcoming Dutch Creek fair plans for August 30 with church groups organizing events and a chicken dinner.
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Jerry Uridil
Second Street
Anamosa State Reformatory
Uridis
Reformatory
Joseph A Petrus
Banff
Frank Sullivan
Petrus
Uridil
Washington
C W Klein
Valley Church
Dutch Creek Township
Mrs Amanda Marbach Quint Dies After Childbirth
Amanda Marbach Quint of Cascade dies at Mercy hospital Dubuque from septicemia twelve days after giving birth to a son. Born August 15, 1898 in Worthington, she was daughter of Nicholas and Mrs Marbach. She lived near Worthington and later East Cascade, attended St Pauls school, and was married to Jacob Quint. Survived by her husband two sons and her parents. Funeral services were held Monday.
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Toledo
Hannah Pearson
James Pearson
Buckingham Township
Tama County
Howard Township
Henderson Chapel
G . Booton
Pleasant Hill
Pearson
Nettle Botkin
Piperstone Minn
East Cascade
St. Mary's Church
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Jean of Ayre
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J. E. Bennett & Co
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Rumlev
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Nickel
Chem
Tel & Tel
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Amn
Lehigh Vattey
Igbeha
Pink
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Owens
Amn Smelting
Bie & My
Sue Big
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Anaconda
Mack Trucks
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Nor! & Wesn
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Canada
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Cerro de Pasco
Panis Mtrs
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Ches
Ohio
Patino Mines
Ches Coron
Penick & Ford
Ponna RR
Peunev
Peoples Gas
Ehroster
Dodge
Celaine Procter
Cal Carbon
Pullman Co
Col Gas & Elev
Radin Corpn
Solvents
Keith
Southern
Real Sitk
Congoleum
Rem Rand Wats
Consol Gas
Rep Steel
Consal
Reyn
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Cont Motors
Spars Roebuck
Del
Inc
Shed Union
Crown
Simanons Co
Curtis Wrisht
En Warner
Stave Webster
Elec
Studebaker
S&s
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Thompsan Straf
Tidewater
Ams
Torn Flee
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Teron
Fruit
Gamberl
Ta Gias Co
Ghidden
Tan Gas Top
U S End
al al
Gandrich
Pope
Cinedwear
Ll S Rubber
Dietham Silk' US Smelting
Graham Paice US Steel
Great
Tinha Dent
Warner Bras
Ween Maryid
Ava Woo Merthand
Tara Berehott
Saiddiwarst
Reig
Prima Co
Beeger Bree Va Quaker Com
Vonaker
Montana
Riley
Wyoming
Liehtning
Herbert Alden
Iver
Spain
Douglas
Clarence
Hitler
Anamosa
A and B Avenues
First
Second Streets
Bbbb Beverage Company
Budweiser
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