Hog price gains amid reduced receipts on market day
Chicago estimates Thursday receipts show cattle 5 000 hogs 21 000 sheep 12 000 sales activity uptick and hogs up to 10 cents higher with top at 3 65 and most around 3 45. Cattle trade firmer in Chicago while other markets mixed. Des Moines hogs report steady to strong bids with lighter weights firm to higher.
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Tounsday
Chicago
Cleveland
Pitsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Imix, & Butchers
East St Louis
St Louis
Buffalo
East St Lomas
Iowa and Omaha Livestock Markets See Mixed Hogs Cattle Prices
Market report from Mason City Urbandale Ottumwa Waterloo Des Moines and Omaha notes hogs steady to higher with top prices around 320 for 140-160 pound hogs and packers paying about 2.20 to 2.40 for good to fair quality. Cattle and calves show steady to firm values with fed steers around 400 to 525 and stockers scarce. Receipts include thousands of hogs and cattle with broad price ranges across weight classes and regions.
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Towa
Des Moines
Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Southern Minesota
At & Am
Mason City
Fair Packers
Waterloo
Omaha
Tapi
US Dept Agriculture
Chicago Produce Markets Report Quick Glance
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKETS report lists live poultry prices, dressed turkeys and ducks with small declines or steady trends. Butter and eggs receipts show strength in New York and Chicago markets, with futures for eggs and storage standards noted.
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Chicago
Us&s
Wisconsin
Michigan
Colorado
New York
Midwestern Exchange
Bond Markets Drift Amid Unease With Mixed Treasury News
Wall Street reports uneven bond prices as uncertainty lingers after a March 6 U S Treasury issue announcement. Total new financing neared 5.9 million while smaller offerings posted the lowest monthly total in years amid mixed corporate and state loan activity.
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YORK
New York
Treasury Finance
Mais
Mais the Issue Oh Push Me Yubue Debt Over the $21 900 000 Can Mark Mococn
US Treasury
Rome
Demese Gail Lens
Massouri Pacis
Misseur Pacific
Wit
Ite
Tate
Apa
Great Nethern
Delaws
Hudson T
Pune
Amerian
Intertaral
Colmbin
Desquesne
Japan
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market List
A jumble of shop items from Cedar Rapids listing fruits vegetables crates and various produce. Prices for potatoes eggs lettuce celery and other staples appear with scattered figures and product notes.
Grain Prices End Mixed After Weak Market Start
Chicago wheat closed strong after a weak morning on the Board of Trade as private crop and farm reserve estimates plus a stock rally spurred gains. Corn and oats steadied. rye and barley moved modestly. Provisions firmer. cash prices steady with light receipts and dull trading overall.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
AP dispatch lists Chicago cash grain prices with no sales noted for wheat and rye. Mixed feeds and various yellow corn grades show quoted bids from 20 to 24 cents, with several entries in the 19 to 23 cent range and barley at 28 cents. Timothy seed and clover seed prices are given per hundredweight and per cut, respectively.
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Chicago
Markets Mixed as Flour Sugar and Currencies See Little Change
Reading shows Minneapolis flour market steady with pure bran and middlings priced around 1100 and 1000, while sugar market in New York reports no sales. Foreign exchange rates from New York list varied cents per currency with multiple nations cited and mixed movements.
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Minneapolis
York
Court seeks to move suit to federal court
A Chicago man assignee seeks removal of a $20 000 life insurance dispute against Peoria Life to the Cedar Rapids federal district court. The action centers on a double indemnity policy for Oliver Longueville who died last August 16. A $10 000 policy limit is cited.
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Ins
A A. McKinley
Chicago
Peoria Life Insurance Company
Cedar Rapids
Federal District Court
H C Ring
McKinley
Josephine Ruth Longueville
Oliver Longueville
Longueville
Local Hog Market Edges Up With Higher Quotes
A firmer tone appeared in the local hog market on Wednesday as all grades advanced 5 cents. Top price rose to 2.95 dollars. Calf market lists choice 140-180 pounds at 3.50 to 3.50. 130-190 pounds at 2.50 to 3.50. Sweep markets show choice lambs 74-85 pounds at 3.00 to 4.50, other grades by quality.
Pioneer Henry La Tourette 83 Dies in Shellsburg
Henry La Tourette 83 a Shellsburg pioneer who came to Iowa in 1855 died of a stroke at his home at 1 45 p m Wednesday He helped build the first Shellsburg grain elevator in 1870 and was a leading grain dealer for decades A Mason for 58 years he was the last survivor of a large initiatory class Funeral services are set for Friday at 3 p m at the DeFoe funeral home to honor a man longtime active in local affairs
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Shellsburg
Henry la Tourette
Iowa
la Tourette
Charles McDaniel
Oakland Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg Masonic Lodge No
A. F
A. M
DeFoe Funeral Home
Deportation block saves Cedar Rapids boy in legal bid
In Cedar Rapids the threat of deportation to Mexico ends as the case for Freddie Shada gains traction. State Sen Frank Byers Father Joseph Kacere and John B Finney coordinate a habeas corpus action and possible federal relief to keep Freddie with his mother and grandparents. The boy returns to Tyler School as the legal battle continues.
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Joe Nassif
Tenth Street
Mexico
United States
Joseph Kacere
John B. Finney
Frank C. Byers
District Court
Mr. Byers
Washington
Freddie
Texas
Cedar Rapids
Secretary of Labor
United States Immigration Office
Abér
Byers
Iowa
House of Representatives
Congress
Kacere
Shada
Fred
Washington, D.C
Gazette
Tyler School
Wall Street Stocks Drift Lower in Quiet Session
Wall Street advanced and declined in a slow late trading session with shares like Eastman Kodak gaining and American Can Allied Chemical and Continental Can rising about a point. Consolidated Gas and Standard Oil of New Jersey held steady as about 800000 shares changed hands.
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New York
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Telephone
National Biscuit
Continental Can
Consolidated Gas
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Public Service of N J
Corn Products
Westinghouse
Santa Fe Union Pacific
Southern Pacific General Electric
General Motors
International Harvester
General Foods
McIntyre
American Water Works
Congress
County approves RC F loan work projects
Five work projects for Linn county relief workers were approved under a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan of seventy thousand dollars. Projects include river road work north of Ellis park Lisbon sewer repairs Mount Vernon quarry operation street repairs in Walker and related tasks. Labor will be compensated with groceries and necessities from Des Moines headquarters while county workers limit employment to relief lists and Cedar Rapids unemployment committee participants.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Linn County
County Emergency Relief Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Ellis Park
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Walker
Board of Supervisors
State Emergency Relief Committee
Des Moines
Cedar Raunds
John A Limback
Fred Stirm
James D. Kennedy
H. Green
George Laird
Estella Hansen
Cedar Rapids
Pair Fined For Drunken Driving
Ray McConkey and Earl Daywitt were each fined 300 dollars and costs in district court on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated charges. A 90 day jail sentence was set if fines are unpaid. Daywitt was arrested Tuesday evening after two cars were struck. McConkey on February 23 on Twelfth Avenue SE. McConkey forbidden to drive for three months. Daywitt for nine months. True informations filed by County Attorney G K Thompson.
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Ray McConkey
Earl Daywitt
H C Ring
Daywitt
McConkey
Twelfth Avenue SE
G K. Thompson
Marion Businessmen Form Civic Club Aiming to Aid Unemployed
At a Marion meeting the Marion Community Club formed to serve as a clearing house for civic groups and assist unemployment relief. Paul Fiedler was elected president with Marvin Edison as VP and Mildred Titus as secretary treasurer. Directors include Sam Fulkerson C A West H R Livingston L O Dickey A C Sloss and the president and vice president.
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Marion Community Club
Paul Fiedler
Marvin Edison
Mildred Titus
D. H Smith
Sam Fulkerson
C. A. West
H. R. Livingston
L. O. Dickey
A. C. Sloss
J. M Walters
C. R. Biddick
Charlotte Lowenskold review at O Q Pp club gathering
Mrs H G Millen reviewed Selma Lagerlof's Charlotte Lowenskold at a Tuesday evening O Q Pp club meeting hosted by Mrs J L Papes. The Swedish translated tale surveys Scandinavian class life from rulers to the poor. Refreshments followed, next meeting hosted by Mrs George Busby with Mrs F J Cleveland in charge.
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RB. E. Lehdigh
Frances K Bennet
China
Union Missionary Meeting
Wil Grassfield
Batang
Charlotte Lowenskold
Selma Lagerlof
H G. Millen
O. Q Pp
J. L. Papes
George Busby
F. J Cleveland
Ely Man Arrested On Booze Charge
Federal agents arrested Ernest Melsa in Ely on illegal transportation and possession of intoxicating liquor. The 26 year old waived a preliminary hearing. bond set at 500 dollars after officers seized about a gallon in small bottles from his car on Fourth Avenue between First and Second streets SE.
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Ernest Melsa
Ely
Melsa
Fourth Avenue
First
Second Streets
Metsa
D. C. Hutchison
Deaths Joseph N Vrba 77 Cedar Rapids resident
Joseph N. Vrba 77 of 135 Wilson Avenue SW died at his home after a lingering illness. Born January 6 1856 in Johnson county he married Marie Reyhons in 1887. Survived by widow seven Cedar Rapids children eight grandchildren one brother and one sister. Funeral Friday at 930 a.m. in Lesinger Polansky chapel and 10 at St Ludmila church with burial at Bohemian National cemetery. Flowers refused.
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Joseph N. Vrba
Wilson Avenue
Johnson County
Cedar Rapids
Marie Reyhons
Anna Dinsk
Ely
Marie Hartl
Joseph L
Frank J
John J
Rudolph E
Ludvik E
Milo L
Thomas Vrba
Howell, Neb
Katherine Pisarik
Mt. Vernon
Hearing On Poor Funding Bonds In Linn County Set
The Linn county board of supervisors schedules a March 14 hearing at the county building on a $117000 poor funding bond issue to cover unpaid county warrants dated March 1, 1933.
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Linn County Board of Supervisors
City Briefs and Personal Notices from Maine Lodge Meeting
Maine lodge No 643 I O F will meet at 8 p m Friday with second degree work and a chicken supper at Olivet. Russell Hendrickson 26 and Everett Backtell 27 of Waterloo were fined 10 plus costs. B H Dolph 53 and Joe Graw 25 were fined 10 plus costs for the same charge in police court Wednesday.
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Nellie Miller
Cedar Rapids
Rebekah Assembly
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Maine Lodge No
Russell Hendrickson
Everett Backtell
Waterloo
B H. Dolph
Joe Graw
National Knights Leader to Address Iowa Meeting
Martin Car moddy supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus will address a Dubuque meeting of Iowa members Monday night. Dubuque mother council in Iowa will be the only one visited by the national leader.
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Dubuque
Martin Carmody
The
Knights of Columbus
Iowa
Lisbon and Viola Students Sweep Honors in Oratorical Contest
In a Monday night event at Marion the Lisbon school district dominated the oratorical contest. Mildred Reimer of Lisbon won first in the oratorical class with The Superior Menace, Keith Kirklang Kennedy took second with World Peace. Graver won first in the dramatic division for Littlest Orphan on Child. Doris Newland of Viola was second with Kittie Goes Adopting. Dorothy Long of Lisbon led the humorous class first with My Sufferin Sisters. Florence Condit of Viola was second with By the Sweat of Wer Brow.
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Lisbon
Pete
Marion
Mildred Reimer
Keith Kirklang Kennedy
Graver
Doris Newland
Viola
Kittie
Dorothy Long
Florence Condit
Vinia
Helen
Christ
Pleads Not Guilty To Breaking And Entering
John Heslop 40 of 1209 Eleventh Street SE was arrested by police on February 22 and pled not guilty in district court before Judge HC Ring. He is charged with breaking and entering the Krejer Brothers grocery at 1134 N Street SE and stealing groceries.
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John Heslop
Eleventh Street
HC Ring
Heslop
Krejer Brothers
N Street
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de Wetzel
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Dry Creek
E E. Badham
South Marion Township
John Pazour
Frank Willams
Williams
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Seventh Avenue
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Cora Starbuck
Marion Fire Department
J A. Beeson
George Olinger
Springville
Addie Shumack
Marion Shakespeare Club
C .B. Vernon
O M. Carson
Macon
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Mrs. O. M. Carson
Rural Garden Club
Fred McShane
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Howard Elison
Coe College
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Julia A Robinson
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Celan Rollins
Eighteenth Street
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Siquaw Creek Ill
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C. A Cline
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Russia
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George C. Oxley
Theristriny Club
Rolliag
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Irvin’ Ford
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Glenn Kinser
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T. J. Davis
Seventeenth Street
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Ameigo Club
J J Ives
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Herbert Hoover
Bess Strereer Aldrich
Hamlin Garland
Seventh Day Church of God
Ninth, Avenue
Sixth Street
George Michel
Ida Michel
Joyce Ananest
Frank Straley
Carmody
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