Hog Prices Unsettled As Markets See Mixed Demand
Chicago AP reports hog markets were unsettled with lard price recovery and demand firming for sellers while uncertainty grows over corn hog committee proposals. Prices in Chicago rose 13 to 20 cents with tops around 84.70, averages near 44.5 cents, and receipts varied by city including 20,000 in Chicago and 9,000 in East St Louis. Cattle markets moved slowly with bids 15 to 25 cents lower on good weights. totals show Chicago 9,000 and East St Louis 3,000. Representative sales include a wide mix of hog lots and cattle lots across multiple markets, with steady to lower tones prevailing in many regions.
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Grain prices gain independently on Chicago Board
Wheat and corn climb as oats near four cent gains while rain absence and heat drive market dynamics. Canada’s larger yield estimate and strong provisions close lift futures. Kansas City wheat leads gains, rye and barley follow with mixed notes.
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Deaths of Jpt Irtra ee af ank J Bulechek
Obituary notices list J Bulechek of Waterloo Iowa who died at 8:30 after a long illness. Born October 23, he was a retired veteran who served twenty years. Survived by widow Tone and brother Ol. services and other relatives mentioned.
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Cole Urges War On Low Mood And Government In Business
Cyrenus Cole former congressman urged Kiwanis members to back the Roosevelt drive for national unity against low mood while warning against excessive government interference in business He criticized farm relief repeal of prohibition bonus marchers and the Hoover era farm board as insanity and predicted tough aftereffects from current policies.
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Trimble Fined and Jailed for Attempted Break In
Walter Trimble aged 43 received a $300 fine and one year in county jail after pleading guilty in district court to attempted breaking and entering. Judge HEC Ring presided. Trimble was arrested after a Sunday alleged attempt to enter Zachar Grocery at 1028 Twelfth Avenue SE with a torn rear window screen. A true information was filed by County Attorney G K Thompson.
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Hold Sheriff's Levy Is Sufficient In Sloane Case
Judge H C Ring ruled the sheriff lawful possessor of attached Sloane Shoe Co property at Ll Second St SE Smulekalf Mullier and Smulekalf had a 833 rental claim. land attachment against stock hill 14. Sloane assigned for creditors. W G Loftus named as appointee. Hearing held. adgnee has no control. sheriff's levy sufficient. Tirold IIIs 32 Center Point jailed for six days for invasion. Joepa A Pelus Hills arraigned. Yeon A Cason case filed. other misc. notes from Center Point and Oak Park reports.
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Marion News Water Carnival Draws Big Crowd
The third annual water carnival at the American Legion swimming pool drew over 3,000 spectators. Entries came from Marion and Iowa City with seven from Vinton. Exhibitions featured dives by Anton Zulkas and Wentworth Lobbell, clown stunts by Al Eims and Lawrence Griswold, and demonstrations on life saving by Red Cross examiner Weldon Bester. The event included races, a baby-swimming demo, and a King Neptune march. Prizes were donated by local Cedar Rapids merchants and firms.
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Industries lining up on NRA codes continued
Industry leaders from Universal Crusher to Hall manufacturing discuss adopting the National Recovery Act guidelines. Wages and hours shift toward a 40 hour week as companies plan to conform, with announcements pending for several firms and boardroom discussions across Iowa utilities and manufacturing.
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Announcement of Administrator for Mary Juki Estate in Linn County Iowa
Notice states appointment of administrator for the estate of Mary Juki late of Linn County Iowa, approval dated July 1933, naming duties to settle debts and collect assets, with official statements by the court and successors.
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