Hog Markets Mix Steady Amid Heat and Heavy Receipts
Chicago and other markets showed irregular steady trading as heat lingered and hog receipts remained abundant. Prices ranged from $140 to $460 with slow demand, while cattle and sheep saw mixed activity and widespread steady to weaker tendencies in several districts.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
Cresford
Buffalo
Fins & Tlers
Ave
Grain Movement at St Louis Elevates Hog Market
Grain movement reports at St Louis and related markets show hogs trading with limited action. Dealers note steady bids around 85 dollars per hundredweight for early arrivals while calves bring around 1300 dollars in the trade.
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ST Toms
ST Louis
Late buying rush lifts grains to new highs on trade
A late buying movement pushed December wheat and rye to new season highs on the Chicago board, with deferred corn and all oats also rising. Weather failures kept prices firm as gains spread through oats and rye, while cash prices and receipts were reported amidst a hot summer pattern and crop damage concerns.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Winniper
Liverpool
Towa
Wall Street Stocks Slide Amid Mixed Earnings
Investors react to a raft of mixed corporate reports and economic signals as stocks rise and fall across the day. Traders monitor Dow components and market breadth while wavering between optimism and caution.
Rail stocks nudge higher as wage talks progress
Alcohol and ammunition shares led gains while major rail carriers Santa Fe Lackawanna Southern Pacific Pennsylvania Delaware and Hudson and New York Central rose about a point. The advance followed Commissioner Joseph B Eastman in Washington signaling progress in railway wage negotiations as domestic trade and industry steady.
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National
Owens- Hanois
Crown Cork
Santa Fe
Lackawanna
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Delaware and Hudson
N. Y. Central
Joseph B. Eastman
Washington
Farm Leaders Scrutinize Tariff and Trucking at Cedar Rapids Meet
Delegates at the Western Grain and Feed Dealers convention in Cedar Rapids heard calls for state trucking regulation and lower rail tariffs to boost grain trade profits. Speeches praised President and Secretary Wallace while criticizing the stabilization group and urging deeper study of tariff adjustments and production costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wallace
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Farm Credit Administration
Stabilization Corporation
Arthur Hydes
Jim Stones
Preacher Huffs
Washington Administration
M. L. Vehon
Chicago
Cash Grain Association
Earl Galbraith
Sac City
The
Western Grain ,and Feed Dealers’ Association
Hotel Montrose
Cedar Rapids
Galbraith
National Congress
Wets See Victory In Iowa But Drys Hope For More
Washington AP reports anti prohibitionists hailed Iowa’s wet vote as a foretaste of nationwide repeal support while Democratic leader James A Farley predicted states will back repeal broadly. Anti-Saloon League’s Scott McBride warned the real battle lies ahead as post election moves unfold.
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Washington
Iowa
Prohibition
Farl
Cirys
Indiana
McBride
Tana
New Hampshire
Market Prices Hold Steady in Local Careshop Notes
Market activity appears unchanged as readers report stable prices for staples and teas. The listing shows a top brand selling at $39 and bulk items around 1 pack at $2.79 with minor variations noted amid a generally flat market.
Unclear OCR fragment details local market scene
Fragmentary OCR notes mention market stalls and individuals with scattered names. The readable parts reference a market row and various names, but specifics are missing.
Dalrymple alters dry forces setup in federal changes
In Washington major changes were announced affecting the dry forces under Dalrymple. Texas and Louisiana will form district No 13 with headquarters in Houston. The prohibition bureau will merge with the Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation. The existing division of about 2000 agents will be cut by forty percent.
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Dalrymple
Washington
Produce Markets and Commodities Roundup
A survey of produce markets, including poultry, potatoes, and eggs, shows varied prices and receipts across several regions. Reports note steady or firm prices for russets and other staples, with mentions of regional suppliers, stores, and futures standards.
Schultz family reunion draws 143 at Newhall Park
Marion records show the Schultz family reunion held at Newhall park with 143 relatives attending a picnic dinner. Officers elected included Julius Bigger of Marion as president and H S Wreichman of Newhall as vice president, Nellie Burmeister of Marengo as secretary and treasurer. The 1934 reunion is planned for Thomas Park in Marion on the third Sunday in June.
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Schultz
Newhall Park
Julius Bigger
Marion
Wreichman
Newhall
Nellie Burmeister
Marengo
Thomas Park
Carrie Reichert
Lizzie Bigger
Ethel
Julius
Irene Schultz
C. A. Weichman
Eddice
Eleanor Weichman
Guy Curran
Helen
Guy, Jr
Kenneth
Henry Schultz
Beatrice Schultz
Charles Docbel
Naomi Docbel
Lena Baumgartel
Fred Popenhagen
D. Roland
Jack
Marjorie Black
Boisen
Cedar Rapids
Dora Burmeister
John Burmeister
Henry Athoff
Fred Schultz
Minnie Schultz
George Meyer
Clarence Schultz
Lillian
Victor
Bertha Vette
William
Waldo Vette
Amana
Charles Burmeister
Pauline
Center Junction
Frank Schlotterback
Elmer Schlotterback
John Gardeman
Dorothy
Donald
Fred Weichman
Gladys
Lewis Weichman
Marjorie
Lester
Earl Weichman
Carl Lieb
Atkins
Raymond Kelly
la Verne
Alberts
Heinie Welchman
Vernon Schrader
M. H. Kerkman
van Horne
Josephine Dickson
August Abraham
Glen
Vinton
Mary Schlotterback
John Welchman
Edgar Brecht
Ivor
Virginia
William Brecht
A. H. Jacobsen
Elfreida
Luella
Viola
Pearl
Elsie
Clarence Jacobsen
Meta Baumgartner
Ralph
Eleanor Baumgartner
Emma McGranahan
John
H. EB. Weichman
Herbert
David
Madelyn Weichman
Gilbert Gluesing
L. C. Gardeman
George Deebel
Cyril Boddicker
John Schlotterback
Ardis Rose
Meal Gardeman
Arnold Lowe
Walter Schlotterback
Jean
Joyce
A J Boddicker
Bernice
Lois
Marie
Mildred
John Schrader
Watertown Youth Confesses Sending Bombs To Roosevelt
Watertown New York youth Joseph Doldo, 20, confessed to sending two crude bombs to President Roosevelt and said he did it for fun. Police traced the Watertown crank who also mailed a 75000000 check to cover Britain’s war debt. He was captured after attempting to obtain a timetable like the one in his letter to the President. The first bomb to Roosevelt was found in a Washington post office February 22.
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Watertown
Joseph Doldo
Roosevelt
White House
Mruer
Dole
Washington Post
Somerville and Dunlap Advance in British Meet
Somerville of London Ontario defeated J Walker 6 and 5 to reach the fifth round, while George T Dunlap of Pomonok NY beat Alaric DeForest one up in 19 holes. Edward P Kale eliminated favored Jack McLean in a stunning upset. Dunlap led early, DeForest rallied, but Dunlap sealed it with par on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoylake East
Cross Somerville
London Ontario
J Walker
Coombe Hill
George T Dunlap
Pomonok Country Club
Flushing
New York
Somerville
Alaric DeForest
Edward P Kale
Keppel
Sinapore
Jack McLean
Houston
McLean
Somerville Dunlap
Cyril J T Tolley
Dunlap
DeForest
Cole Forest
U S Ryder Cup Team Arrives In England
The United States Ryder Cup golf team arrived in Southampton aboard the Aquitania after six days at sea. Walter Hagen, leader of the invading forces, dismissed reports of a rift with Gene Sarazen. Sarazen is the defending British Open champion, set to play next month.
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Southampton
Eng
Aquitania
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Sarazen
Marion votes for repeal by large margin in state election
Marion residents backed repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment by 900 to 668 at the Tuesday election. Ward results showed Second 182 to 153, First 183 to 127, Third 178 to 69, and Fourth 191 to 177 in favor. Marion township cast 190 repeal ballots to 113 for dry tickets. Ice cream social and picnic events noted, with local families traveling to Chicago for the Century of Progress.
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Pets
Opnose
Adair
Ite
Allamakee Ee
Appranoose
Audubon
I. Saad
Benton Wee
Any Black Hawk
Boone Ween
Bremer Huchanan
A Buena Vista
Butler
Cerro
Gordo
J. E. Bennets & Co
Merchants National Bank
Hickasaw
Eaceree
Clay
Adams Express
Houston
Clayton
Cevese
Adams Millis
Howe Sound
Chnton
Bhee
Adv Runiely
Hudson Motors
Tata Crawford
Air
Bila Hupp Motors
Central
Davis
Allegheny Corp Indus Rayon
Decatur
Seege
Allied Chem
Inspiration
Gornwin Delaware
Alls Chalmers
Inti Cement
Des Mormacs
Kayser Juaus de
Ice
Fremont
Ee Ee
Inti Corp
Kennecott
Greene
Oca Wbd
Kresse
Syn Grundy
Kroger G
Guthrie
L" Lambert
Hamilton
Eat
Lehish Valley
Hancock Ee Os
Read & S
Lehn & Fink
Hardin
Pie & Myers B
Harrison
Shin tThig Carbone Bats
Henry Ae
Ine Oo Howard
Steel Fdvs H Lorivard P Haumboldt
Sue Rie
Louisy
Ey Tel
McKesso't
Pasa McKesson
Rob Stadascher Jackson
Woolen Mack Trucks
Mathieson Alk
Jefferson John On
Maytag
Mfr
Janes Kookuk
Arment A
Rossath
Bere Es
Tmour FB Sa Mo Kans Tex Linn AB
Atchison Tsf
Mont Ward
Luc
Atlantic Ris
Motor Wheel Ols Loan
Auburn Auto
Nash Motors
Murray Corn
Madison Ig
Aviation Corpn
Nail Biscuit
Mater
Baldwin
Loce
Marien
Mad
Balto
Ohna
Natl Cash Reggh
Vatl Dar Prod
Maorshad Ey
Karnsdail
Mit
Bucyrus Erie
Ohio Oil
Pymouth Oe
Packard
Mrs A
Poweshick
Penick & Ford
Rinisold
Shethy
Ian Crrro de
Pullman Co
Washington
Om An
Chero RT
Wayne
Mir
Rep Steel
Wester
Cotes
Woodbury
Werth
Wriche
Cal Gas
Wee
Caml Credit
Skelv
Enivents
Socare
Rodway
Cen
Joe
Sandard Cras
Studebswers
Motors
Comey Deere
Tes Corp
Toatan
Natal
Marion
Second Ward
First Ward
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Marion Township
Templeton Namesake Whisky Favours Repeal In Big Vote
In Des Moines, Templeton the town famed for a boot leg whisky backed repeal by a wide margin. The ballot count was 403 to 11 in favor of repeal. Carroll ward recorded 200 votes for repeal and one for retention of the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Des Moines
Templeton
Carroll
Death Penalty Sought in Stanford Campus Death Case
Deputy District Attorney A P Lindsay says the state will ask for the death penalty for David A Tamson in the Lamson case tied to the Stanford campus death of his wife Allene. Funeral services for Lena Frieden, 79, were held at the Presbyterian church, Wilton Junction, with survivors listed including four sisters and a brother.
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Ed Mullaly
Mercy Hospital
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Browns
San Jose
Cahf
INS
David A Tamson
A P Lindsay
Superior Court
Lamson
Stanford University
Allene
Wilton Junction
Lena Frieden
C W Pfeiffer
Presbyterian Church
Peter
Rosaline Dant
Here
Fred Frieden
Elizabeth Lang
Muscatine
Mary Ayres
George Nicolaus
Iate Dant
Peter Dant
Lost hip boats found by Gazette Want Ad
Fishermen win back a pair of hip boats after a Gazette Want Ad posted Sunday morning. Reward offered if recovered, and the ad brought the boats to the owners promptly. Dial 2-0392 for details.
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Tivestock
Outre Ve
ST Pau
South ST Paul
Catile Revere
Niapart
Spain
Uli Cary
Sam Vey
Omaha Livestock
Omaha AP
Searer
Idaho
Nambe
Cria Snh
Tuelve
Kansas City
Omaha
BoNns
Towa Fleetric Light and Power CO
Towa Eleetric Co
Central States
Lleetne
United Light and Railways Co
A. G. Heim
Roosevelt Hotel
Ode
Dirtoc ET Mai A&a Distribu Leng Co
Lamson Brothers
Dushrow
Cedar
Teram
Otone
Ahlee
Seok
Byron W. Barlow
Wall St
Boone
Seek Baxter
LCA
Hee Me Tet Ore Rem
SUNCL
AMC
Sipmalt
Lou Mamet
MI Fr Ty Oon Vay
Markt
Tore Pon
FNC
UENO
SUCAW
Ste
Westois
Carolina
Nordvod
Tandards
York
Vic
Marion News
Harry D. Rockey
Fifth Avenue
Colin Hayes
James
Sarah Hayes
Maquoket
Morrison
Clinton
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Twno
Harra Lee
Srd
William Dippel
Sioux City
James Hayes
Perry
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
T. J. McElliott
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Kenwood
Michel
Tenth Street
Walter D. Morrison
Mount Vernon
Dorothy Michel
David Morrison
Gladys Gueire
Paul E. Popejoy
City Park
Elliott Hutton
Bagley
Kelarbela
Miles
Hartley
Brahms
Christian Church
Young People's Conference
Conference Club
Verle Breed
Frank Starry
Annie Laura Davidson
Eleanor Hanna
Anna Helen Martin
Arminta Davidson
Miss Breed
Charles Burch
Marjorie Burch Castle
Wednercay
Aot A. Doorman
Gertrude Sovik
Hongkong
China
W. F. Kypger
Sovik
St. Olaf School
Northfield
Minn
J . Stitzel
Wilbur Stitzel
L. L. Dolson
Manchester
Bert Stitzel
Springdale Club
Ed Matheny
John Lehdigh
John M Walters
Methodist Sunday School
Theodore Jayne
Higley Avenue
Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Community Bible Study Group
Ed R. Mitchell
Unemployment Relief Organization
George M Hibner
Eighth Avenue
John Walters
University Hospital
Iowa City
Christian Church Mrt
Elizabeth Kieman
Schoos of
Minneapoli
Catherine and
Emma Kiein
Sadie Daugherty
Minneapolis
Afr
Mrs. How W. Erwin
L. O Dickey
J J Ives
DeWayne
England
Robert, Schure
Helen Hoyle
Ethel Burkett
Jack Roesch
Roscoe, S. D
John Wild
Gail Anderson
Hazel Ross
Edgar Harville
Samson
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