Hog Markets Slow Amid Uncertainties Over Corn Aid Plans
Chicago reports slow hog trading on Friday with uncertainty over administration plans for corn and hog programs under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Top bid around $4.60, most $4.50 to $4.55, receipts around 23 000 hogs and 1.5 million cattle on the week, with some regional markets showing weak to steady tones.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
East St Louis
Miscellaneous Cedar Rapids grain and produce listing
A Cedar Rapids market item list shows grains oats rye corn and hay with prices. vegetables like California lemons and tomatoes. cattle feed and bakery items with figures. Minnesota flour market notes include a shop shipment price and standard middlings. Names of products and numeric prices are scattered throughout the fragment.
Grains surge to new highs as corn closes lower on futures
Chicago grains rally with wheat oats rye posting new highs for the year amid crop forecasts and strong sterling, but corn leads to a loss at the close. Profit taking trims gains mid session, December dulls on country offerings, cash prices rise across the board with solid activity and mixed receipts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Movement CIC AGO CASH GRAS CHICACHD
Grain market notes show bids for wheat and corn with No 2 red and No 2 mixed grades. Prices listed for yellow and white oats, rye, barley, and lard. Minneapolis quotes indicate cash grain movements and protein percentages.
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Minneapolis
New York Markets Report Butter and Eggs Steady Prices
Markets show steady Butter and Eggs with standard fresh dairy pricing. Retail and wholesale quotes reflect typical supply levels as Creamery products maintain near previous rates. Frozen poultry and dressed turkey notes appear unchanged with irregular chick numbers affecting limited items.
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New York
Stark Fc
Orreyt Mae
Denserner
Chicago Produce Prices and Receipts Highlight Market Activity
Market notes show varied receipts across produce sections in Chicago with apples tomatoes and onions listed. Butter futures and poultry receipts appear alongside storage and fridge standards reflecting ongoing supply shifts and price levels.
Edmund E Rear 90 Dies at Home in Clermont Area
Edmund E Rear aged 90 died at his daughter Mrs. E E Bilden’s home near her after an illness of nearly a year. The funeral was held at the Fast Clermont Lutheran church on Wednesday with Rev G Gunsten officiating. Born in Norway he came to this country by no doubt a long voyage and became a resident of Mas locality. He helped to break Virgin prairie with ox teams.
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Edmund E Rear
E E Bilden
Clermont Lutheran
Gunsten
Norway
Mas
Hog Market Holds Wednesday Level After Shifting Prices
Local hog prices moved Thursday with a five cent drop in the morning across all grades and a nickel rise in the afternoon, returning to Wednesday’s top levels. Prime hogs 3.95 dollars and packers top 3.30 dollars. Calf buyers reported 400 dollars for choice 140-180 pound steers, with other weights around 3.00 to 3.50. Sheep markets showed spring lambs at 6.00 to 7.00 dollars for 70-80 pound stock, buck lambs similar quality ranges.
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Lambs
St. Lous
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Tan
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Dept. Agriculture
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Gattle
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Wernesdass
Wall Street Holds Narrow Range After Dull Trading
U S stock market ends in a tight range after several futile attempts to rise. Southern Pacific and Bethlehem Steel lead gains while American Can and Du Pont ease. about 3.5 million shares change hands. Foreign exchange gains fail to spark momentum as volume thins across oils and rails.
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Dome
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du Pont
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Steel
Witousek faces charges after two crashes on Highway 161
In district court Judge A B Clark heard 51 year old Charles Witousek plead not guilty to operating while intoxicated after his car allegedly caused two wrecks on Highway 161 south of the city. Bond set at 500 dollars. Witnesses report Witousek appeared intoxicated and no one was injured in the incidents.
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Witousek
Roy Radebaugh
G. K. Thompson
Joe Dunck
Cedar Rapids
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Joseph A. Petrus
Dunek
Joe Tresnak
Duneck
Offle Trosper
Iowa City
Wilson Avenue
Trosper
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Louis Clay
Waconia Mills Sale Set For July 20 Near Cedar Rapids
Execution sale of the Waconia Sorghum mills property near Cedar Rapids has been set for July 20 per notice to Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus. Merchants National Bank and 5S. E. Coquilletleag trustees were awarded 136,842.35 in a trust deed foreclosure action last October.
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Cedar Rapids
Joseph A. Petrus
Merchants National Bank
5S. E. Coquilletleag
Wapsle Valley Bank Sues Bonding Firm Over Cashier Loss
The Wapsle Valley State Bank of Central City and L A Andrew state banking superintendent sue United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co of Baltimore in district court for 6224.38 under a 10000 bond tied to Hillary H Studley, former bank cashier, seeking judgment.
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L. A. Andrew
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Hillary H Studley
Plaintiff’s Testimony Resumed In Bank Case
The stock assessment suit over Citizens State Bank of Mount Vernon continues in district court before Judge H C Ring with Clem Falcon, president of the closed bank, testifying. The plaintiff claims Willard C Stuckslager owned 118 shares registered in Falcon’s name and seeks $11,800. the defense denies the allegations.
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Lisbon
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Falcon
Probate Records Show Bequest To Great-Niece In Will
Judge A B Clark admitted probate on Abram Roland of Maywood will. Entire estate to daughter Mrs Florence Sprecher of Macon Miss, except $5000 to great-niece Charlotte Ondler Valentine of Cedar Rapids. Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids named administrator with will annexed. Will dated October 20 1927. Mae Berry seeks divorce from J F Berry in district court for cruel treatment and custody of three children from prior marriage.
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Macon
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Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank of
Mae Berry
J F Berry
Iowa City
Plamn- Luff
Bond Markets See Mixed Gains in Firm New York Trade
In a generally firm session, New York bonds showed broad demand with notable moves across several issues. Treasuries edged higher while Liberty, Treasury, and government securities posted modest advances, and high-grade corporates attracted interest from investors amid a steady market tone.
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Market notes and livestock prices from St Joseph and New York sugar
Mixed commodity report with livestock receipts in St Joseph including hogs cattle calves and sheep with prices ranging for each class. New York sugar market shows raw sugar futures flat and refined unchanged at 460.
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Love Triangle Test Made by Scientist
A scientist presents Peter with ten options after discovering his wife’s affair with Lewis. The choices range from dueling and murder to separation, divorce, public shaming, and starting anew far away. Peter must decide among drastic actions to address infidelity.
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Criminologist Builds Case In Lamson Defense
Edward Oscar Heinrich, Berkeley criminologist, examined the Lamson home on the Stanford campus to aid the defense of David M. Lamson in the Memorial Day death of Allene Thorpe Lamson. He inspected the bathroom, blood spatter trajectories, and other evidence to reconstruct the crime, concluding there was no struggle and the door was nearly closed. He said he could reconstruct details and found facts overlooked by both sides.
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Edward Oscar Heinrich
Berkeley
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Lamson
Allene Thorpe Lamson
David M. Lamson
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University Press
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Samson
Three Breakins Net Small Loot At Local Stores
Breakins Wednesday night netted a total of 22 dollars in cash and goods across three sites. The Atlantic and Pacific store on Third avenue between First and Second streets SW reported 15 dollars in coins, plus a bag with small change from the register. Arrow inn proprietor W F Douda said 2 dollars in pennies and 4 dollars in nickels were stolen, along with food items and six empty beer cases. Ho B Helscher cited an automatic electric pump valued at 85 dollars stolen from 844 Seventeenth Street SW.
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Suspected Robbers Nabbed At Grinnell
Irwin Doty and Kenneth O'Hara of Brooklyn were arrested by Grinnell officers driving a reportedly stolen car. The vehicle allegedly contained alcohol and merchandise stolen from three Hartwick stores in robberies over the past two weeks.
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Births at St Luke's Hospital add two daughters and a son
Setibender oe Ellingson born to Mr and Mrs A G Ellingson 2515 A Avenue NE at St Luke's Hospital Thursday a daughter. A son born to Mr and Mrs W H Towner 1577 First Avenue E at St Luke's Hospital Thursday. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Schrei 3418 First Avenue E at St Luke's Hospital Thursday by Caesarian operation.
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Marion girls plan house party and visitors travel
A group of Marion girls traveled to the Lower Palisades for a house party Wednesday and will return Friday. Included are Janet Lothian Elizabeth Sloss Marion Busby Catherine Crane Bessie Slauson Lucile Holsinger Kathryn Kendall Elinor Kendall Helen Burt Mary Lb. Fernow Jean Dow Margaret Carson Mary Lockwood Freda Young Catherine Cooper Cedar Rapids Bernice Knickerbocker Fairfax Chaperone Mrs Herbert Kullander of Marion. Visitors Mr and Mrs Glenn Mott and sons Dick and Jack from Pasadena Calif arrived in Marion for a weekend with Mrs Mott’s parents.
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Lower Palisades
Janet Lothian
Elizabeth Sloss
Marion Busby
Catherine Crane
Bessie Slauson
Lucile Holsinger
Kathryn Kendall
Elinor Kendall
Helen Burt
Mary Lb. Fernow
Jean Dow
Margaret Carson
Mary Lockwood
Freda Young
Catherine Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Knickerbocker
Fairfax
Herbert Kullander
Attempt To Bomb N. J. Congressman Foiled
An employee on Congressman Charles A. Eaton’s estate found a foot long by five inch diameter bomb wired to his car ignition. The device was set to explode if the car started. Police sergeant George H Albrecht at Morristown state barracks received the bomb for investigation.
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N. J
Charles A. Eaton
New Jersey
Faton
George H Albrecht
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Morristown
Congressman Almon of Alabama Dies at 73
Rep. Ed ward B. Almon of Tusumbia Alabama died of a heart attack in his hotel room at age 73. A Democrat he chaired the House roads committee and served since the 64th Congress. Born in Moulton he was a University of Alabama graduate and former circuit judge and speaker of the Alabama House. He is survived by his widow and two children Mrs James A Ryder and Clopper Almon.
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Heat Sparks Haze as New Jersey Legislature Loses Order
At 4 am in Trenton the New Jersey Legislature ended its session after a prank filled night. A member fired a squirt gun at a colleague causing a splash of ice water. Firecrackers and towels sparked a noisy chase as members ran through the chamber. The body adjourned until August.
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Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year Record
Data shows toll related incidents in Cedar Rapids with 199 accidents 8 injuries and 1 death reported this year. Authorities note the figures reflect toll events across the city using road safety assessments and traffic enforcement efforts.
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