Demand For Hogs Improves With Higher Undertone On Markets
Chicago AP reports hog markets show better demand with steady prices on strong receipts. Top hog price $3.60, range $3.20-$3.60, average $3.35. other markets Cleveland and Pittsburgh steady. Cattle slow, steady to higher on select grades. lambs weak with light demand. receipts concentrated in Chicago and East St Louis regions.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Heiverb
South ST Paul
Agriculture
Castle
Daraer
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
Aloux City
Indianapolis
Ann Cleveland
Pittshursh
Buffalo
Wheat trading slow and irregular on Chicago board
Wheat trading remained sluggish on the Chicago board with prices barely changing most of the session. Traders watched the eastern demand and Winnipeg stocks as factors, while oats and corn showed marginal moves and the market kept a cautious tone amid unsettled conditions.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Winnimser
Leeson
Livestock Receipts and Prices Across Kansas City Market
The Kansas City market reports cattle hogs and sheep receipts with varied weights and prices. Feeder pig and steer bids appear with weekly figures and day by day adjustments, noting large volumes and fluctuating averages across categories.
Untitled Local Market Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary OCR of a market page shows scattered figures and place names. Names like Portage and New York appear amid numbers such as 8904 4 and 60009. The text is jumbled and lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a specific report.
Cedar Rapids Market Listings Describe Various Goods
Readable items show produce fruit vegetables and meat products with prices such as oranges California pears celery cabbage potatoes lettuce oysters hides and horse hides. The listing resembles a late period market catalog with item quantities and unit prices.
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California
Ivo
Hogs Unchanged On Local Market
Hogs stay steady on the local market with prices near previous levels. Reports show minimal movement over several days as buyers and sellers wait for clearer signals.
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Uip
Wall St. Stocks Show Mixed Trading Amid Narrow Volume
Markets closed with varied results as industrials led gains while rails weakened. Notable movers included General Electric, Westinghouse, and Southern Pacific, with a handful of high volume names trading up or down amid a quiet session.
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Actfer Industrials
Wingmaga
Mern Advanta
Apo
Avien Paaif Altec Themita
Seterham Anc Peloware
Wresot
Tle
Marr Praincis
S Street
New
Herring Ta Ask For Permanent Relief At Washington Meeting
The congressman and state leaders convene in Washington for a conference of governors. Talks focus on relief measures impacting farmers and business sectors amid national economic concerns. President elect Barsareit and officials discuss emergency banking law and state actions. The meeting aims to influence policy ahead of the governor’s address in New York.
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Washington
Towas
Hernine
Hec
Ee Cavernor
New York
Double Funeral Planned for Mr and Mrs John T Jones
Funeral services are set for Thursday at Beary Creek church for Mr John T Jones and Mrs Airs Jones residents of Cedar Rapids and Hillsdale Wis. The couple died within hours of each other over the weekend. The Rev W Wie of the Vinton Church will officiate with burial at Beary Creek cemetery. The couple leaves seven children and a number of grandchildren.
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Wison Jones
Cedar Rapids
Beary Creek
Vinton
Hillsdale
Wis
Jones
Datum
Anc
Ohio
Geta
Mareni Alles
Agni Iloe Domes
Sarron
Wiann
Walters Gort Atanas Cotten In A Woven Name Mix
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FIBFRTY BONDS Update From Unclear Ledger
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Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices and Steady Trade
Market notes show varied poultry prices with hens and leghorns steady to weak demand in Chicago. Receipts and shipments mix with creamery goods, eggs, and vegetables fluctuating. hay market remains unchanged with steady or unaltered levels.
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Prodder
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al Poultry
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York
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Renee Wee
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Marion News Highlights Local Club Activities and Meetings
The Marion area reports on church gatherings, auxiliary suppers, and club sessions. Cornell College guest Miss Conshines Year shares travel experiences. ladies aid divisions plan Wednesday meetings. multiple groups prepare dinners, programs, and charitable drives. Raymond Snyder shows favorable recovery after surgery.
Mellon Faces 20 Million Tax Evasion Suit
Andrew W Mellon former secretary of the treasury and two other officials are named defendants in a 20 million dollar suit alleging cooperation with foreign steamship officers to evade income taxes. Also named are David H Sink and Alexander W Green. The case is in the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
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David A. Olson
BS Imvestipatour
Senate Stock Market
Onormor Wnet
Norbeck Wen
Mellon
City Briefs and Court Actions Highlight Local Scene
Brief items report a federal case involving Marmheelin and a $16 fee, an urban permit approved for 1824 Kits Boulevard with a garage unit, and a 60 day project cost estimate of $3000. Talion Crayford of Oxford received 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct, with Miss Crawford at large under a suspended sentence after biting Detective Powers during a police arrest attempt.
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George Powers
February Leaves On Balm Of Spring
The last day of February nears spring as mild air settles in. After a high of 4 Monday afternoon the temperature fell to 30 at midnight, then rose to 34 at 7 am Tuesday, with 9 am showing four degrees higher and partial clouds. By 130 pm Tuesday it reached 54 before dropping to 48 at 230 as skies clouded.
Admiral Edwin Stewart Dies at 95 in New Jersey
Rear Admiral Edwin Stewart US Navy retired died Tuesday at his home in South Orange New Jersey aged 95 Burial set for Arlington Cemetery Thursday The University of Arkansas invited students to freely express opinions of professors in interviews published in university newspapers
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Stewart
South Orange
Njapd
Edwin Stewart
United States Navy
Arlington Cemetery
University of Arkansas
Musical Literary Club Program Presented by Mrs Miller
The Musical Literary club at 515 Sixth Ave featured a first division program on the Boston group with performers including Miss Pearl Bulkley Miss Frances Hildebrand and Mrs E J Agster. Lula Toms sang A Bonny Curl with two piano solos Morning Glories and A Country Song. A Garden City aria by Mrs A E Bragg followed by Indian Lullaby sung by a quartet and a final piano duet March by Hoellander performed by Mrs L R Blinks Lis and E J Esgate.
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E. J. Miller
Sixth Avenue
Musical Literary Club
G. Chadwick
Arthur Foote
Horatio Parker
H. H. A. Beach
Boston
Pearl Bulkley
Frances Hildebrand
Lula Toms
Chadwick
E. J. Agster
A. E. Bragg
Garden City
Parker
Lia Toms
C. W. Clemo
Anniversary observance for McShane couple in Cedar Rapids area
Mr and Mrs Fred McShane of Mt Vernon entertained twenty five guests at dinner Sunday night for their silver wedding anniversary. A wedding service was held before dinner conducted by Frend Bre McShane and attended by many friends including Donald Phelps and Reuben Smith. Guests included George Patterson and many from Lisbon, Oelwein, Marion, Cedar Rapids, and surrounding areas.
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Leo Pinch
Bonnie Jean
Cedar Rapids
Marvin Nielsen
Springwife
Mary Lou
R. O. Pinch
Fred McShane
Mter Ligmon
Wrend
Bre McShane
Batzerd Sperring
Donald Phelps
Curk Phe
Peuben Smith
Heenan
Wat Lire
George Patterson
Lars. Doe Painson
Lisbon
Jomae W VieSkene
Leta MecShane
Liesel VieBrane
E. T. McShane
I Byringalle
Artere
Oelwein
Jank J. Smith
Lorraine Smith
Reuben Smith
Bonita Rum
Earl L. Sperring
Y ¥Ienard
Car Fests
Irs
O Geerlst
Marion
Tennyson Club Guest Day Highlights New Members
The Tennyson club hosted a guest day at Mrs. Delbert Pugh home with Mrs H G Millen reading Enoch Arden. A two course lea was served by committee members including Mrs Livingston and Mrs Behenken. New members Mrs Donald Booth and Mrs D B Christie welcomed. March 13 program on Queen Mary planned led by Emma Klein, Mrs Bleakly, and Mrs Livingston.
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Delbert Pugh
H. G. Millen
Enoch Arden
HR. Livingston
A A Behenken
I OM Gaunders
Mins Emma Klein
Delbert’ Pugh
J’navore
Tonald Booth
D. B. Christie
Queen Mary
King Vphinp
Princess Elizabeth
Emma Klein
William Bleakly
H. R. Livingston
Masons Hold Ceremony For Re-Obligation Across State
More than fifty local Blue Lodge Masons gathered in the morning session called by Grand Master P G Manson of Clinton to reobligation and reconstruction of Masonry. Virgil Morena of Trojan lodge gave the welcome and America was sung. Rev J M Walters of the Methodist church was the principal speaker.
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P. G. Manson
Clinton
Virgil, Morena
Trojan Lodge
America
J M. Walters
Methodist Church
Marriage Announcement of Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson
The marriage of Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson was held at Cedar Rapids on July 26 1931 in the parsonage of Rev O O Hobson United Brethren Church. Mrs Anderson formerly Rosa L Rudy a graduate nurse from Willcrest hospital Kansas City has been nursing since graduation. Mr Anderson served as farm manager at Linn County Home for three years and the couple will reside on a farm three miles north of Marion after March 1.
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Cedar Rapids
O. O. Hobson
United Brethren Church
Anderson
Rosa L. Rudy
Willcrest Hospital
Kansas City
Funeral services for Kathryn Hearther at Concordia Lutheran
Kathryn Hearther six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hearther died after scarlet fever complications. Born February 12 1927 on a farm northeast of NE whi le she attended Concordia Lutheran Sunday school and was a first grade pupil. Survived by parents two sisters Mildred Darlene and a brother Waldo. Funeral held Monday with Rev O Nieting officiating.
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Darlene
Waldo
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