Hog Prices Hit New High Amid Shortage in Chicago Trade
Chicago market reports show hog prices climbing to a top of 9.80 per cwt as supplies remain tight. Receipts Wednesday included 9,000 cattle, 15,000 hogs, 12,000 sheep with heavy hogs around 970 to 975 and lighter grades 9 to 9.75 as packers bid up. Cattle market steady to higher with steers and yearlings topping 13.75, while sheep sold firm for slaughter grades.
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Chicago
D. Cess
Sinclair
Sinclair's
Local hog prices rise to top $9.50 a hundredweight
Hogs continued higher on the local market with all grades advancing 15 cents Tuesday. The top price reached $9.50 per hundredweight as buyers bid steadily for hogs in the region.
Grain prices slide as eastern commission houses dump
Decline in Chicago grain values traced to selling by eastern commission firms amid weak stocks. Wheat May at 95 75 cents, soy not listed. corn May 82 4 cents. oats May 48 34 cents. Provisions firm on hog strength. Argentine market and sterling moves eyed. Dust storms and drought noted but little buying interest. Cash prices mostly unchanged with light receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Eastern Commission
Buenoos Aires
Sterling Exchange
Northwest
Minneapol
Neapolis
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market List Highlights
A Cedar Rapids page lists varied goods and prices including poultry such as hens under 42 pounds and turkeys, vegetables, seeds, and produce from multiple vendors. Items show unit prices, weights, and category notes for wholesale and retail markets, reflecting a bustling local trading scene.
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and northwest wheat receipts near term totals and prices across markets. Tables show Wheat Corn Oats across Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City with bids quotes and sample grades for cash grain lanes. Futures data and delivery notes highlight market movement for wheat and related cereals.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City Paul
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Markets EW P Now York Produce and Butter Prices
Weekly market notes register mixed dairy and produce quotes from New York and Chicago. Cattle and poultry values hold steady while butter and cream prices show modest shifts, with market receipts and standard grades noted across early trading.
Sugar Market Scramble Amid Foreign Exchange Totals
A garbled market note lists raw sugar and currency quotes for New York, Paris, Milan, and other world centers. It mentions prices for Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland, and Holland, with scattered figures and city names such as New York and Montreal.
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Foreign Exchange
Yori AP Perel
France
Italy
Holland
Freud Pit Buitzerland
Greere Ou
Rein Pia
Aroer
Toko
Pope
New Yarde
New York
Montreal
Bond Markets Review Highlights Mixed Trading
New York bond notes show varied demand as government and corporate issues level with modest gains and losses. Investors weigh inflation signals and policy cues while traders monitor yields and market liquidity amid thin week activity.
Wall St. Stocks Fall Amid Broad Market Declines
Stock prices fell across multiple lagging issues on Tuesday with Delanese dropping about 4 points and U S Smelting and Case about 3 each. Other declines included Delaware and Hudson, Santa Fe, General Motors, Chrysler, U S Steel, and Consolidated Gas as transfers neared 800,000 shares.
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New York
Delanese
U. S
Case
Santa Fe
Delaware and Hudson
Industrial Rayon
General Motors
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel
U. S Steel
Bethlehem Steel
American Rolling Mill
Goodyear
du Pont
American Can
Westinghouse
Loews
National Distillers
Union Pacific
United Corporation Preferred
American Smelting
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Sleet Storm Paralyzes Duluth Superior Traffic Power
A severe sleet storm hit Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin freezing power lines and halting telephone telegraph elevator and light service. With about 100000 Duluth residents and 50000 in Superior cut off the city faced halted business and stalled streetcars and traffic.
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Duluth
Superior
Marriage Licenses Listed for Cedar Rapids and Anamosa
George B. Foster and Teona Burns of Cedar Rapids, Byron B B Darrow of Springville, and Doris Bernice Anderson of Anamosa are recorded in marriage license notices.
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George B. Foster
Teona Burns
Cedar Rapids
Byron BB Darrow
Spring- Lille
Doris Bernice Anderson
Anamosa
Davidson tells of quarrel before wife’s death
In Pinehurst North Carolina H Bradley Davidson Jr testified at an inquest into his wife’s mysterious death that after an all night party they argued over who should move the car. He said he insisted she not drive to the backyard garage in darkness and that the Campaignes, guests from New York, left for bed while he and his wife went to separate rooms.
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Pinehurst
N. C
H. Bradley Davidson, Jr
Davidson
Curtis Campaigne
New York
Legion Spokesmen Call Inflation Threat to Bonus
Washington insiders report American Legion spokesmen pressed that a cash bonus bill cannot pass the senate if tied to inflation and urged the House Ways and Means Committee to report the Vinson bill which offers no payment method. John Thomas Taylor said a senate survey found the Vinson bill could become law, while Rep. McCormack charged the Legion with passing the buck on funding through bonds or extra taxes.
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Washington
INS
Senate
American Legion
House Ways and Means Committee
John Thomas Taylor
Legion
Rep. McCormack
Massachusetts
Congress
Five run for Grundy Center school board seats
Five individuals filed for election to the Grundy Center board of education. Incumbent Tom Evans seeks re election. New candidates are Ernest Ruppelt Edward Mellum Mrs H K Wilson and Forrest Meyers. Two vacancies exist with election to be held Monday March 11.
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Grundy Center
Board of Education
Tom Evans
Ernest Ruppelt
Edward Mellum
H. K. Wilson
Forrest Meyers
Exposition Winners Score in Marion Senior High Contest
In Marion, Laura Smith won first place in extemporaneous speaking at the senior high school contest with The Nebraska Unicameral Legislature. Melvin Clark placed second and John Granger third, with judges and officials named.
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Laura Smith
Nebraska
Melvin Clark
United States
John Granger
Roosevelt
Margaret Wood
Margaret Schrubbe
J. H. Shutts
Joe Kaufman
Leland Fleischer
Miss Smith
Marion
Ladies Aid Divisions Meet at Methodist Church
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will hold Wednesday meetings across divisions. Gleaners, Comforter, Sunshine, Keystone, Loyal, True Blue, Rainbow and Endeavor divisions will gather at 2:30 pm or for a picnic luncheon. Hostesses include Mrs. Verne Clemans, Mrs. Albert Kullander, and others at various addresses.
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Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Verne Clemans
Gleaners
Albert Kullander
Seventh Street
Floyd Slauson
Ed Torrence
Gladys Collier
Sunshine
Keystone
James Fairley
Harold Wahl
Glenn Hempy
Marvin Edison
Glenn Cheadle
Catherine Cheadle
George Schrimper
James Cippera
Harold Phillips
H. F. Lockwood
Rainbow Division
D. H. Smith
L. 8. Dove
W. J. Goodyear
Endeavor Division
Frank Straley
Central Avenue
150 At Benefit Party At St Josephs Church
About 150 persons attended a benefit card party in the recreation hall of St. Josephs Catholic church hosted by St. Josephs guild. Betty May Marchant won a 49 pound sack of flour as top prize with John Burk and Maxine Brooks taking second and third. bridge scores favored John Farrel among men and Mrs Oscar French among women. five hundred high scores went to Mrs Ralph Ox ley and Maurice Jacobs. Maxine Brooks led banco with Deveda Troy low. The event was run by a committee led by Mrs Will Ryan with many assistants listed.
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Independence
Ella Toomey
St. John’s Church
W. T. Donahue
James McSweeney
Boston
Rockford
Ill
Buchanan County
Dubuque
Frank
Amanda McSweeney
St John's Church
Sacred Heart Guild
Washington
D. W. Hamilton
Ethel Shelman
George W. Shelman
Louise Smith
A. R Smith
Georgie M. Cummings
William I. Cummings
Joseph W. Newbold
Mary Ruth Newbold
Elizabeth Beeman
Ainsworth
Edward V. Beeman
Ernest Latta
Wilbur Richardson
Raymond Fritz
Earlville
Mae Ellis
William Baskerville
L H. Baskerville
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
L. C. Smith
Lois van Gerpen
Wendall Hunt
Milwaukee
L. H. Baskerville
Rowley
Harry Stanford
J. E. Boelter
Eletha Rouse
Jacob Rouse
Frances
Edna
Wanda Robinson
Donald Farber
Robert Schlesselman
Mrs Farber
Charles Robinson
C. J Raffensperger
Victor
Farber
Grace Farber
Ames
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Guild
Betty May Marchant
John Burk
Maxine Brooks
John Farrel
Oscar French
Ralph Oxley
Maurice Jacobs
Banco
Deveda Troy
Will Ryan
Elmer Kurt
Leroy Benedict
John Coakley
Louis Peckosh
Fred Rassmusson
Ed Mullally
Monahan
Clyde Taylor
Irvin Farrel
John Bruttsman
James Tobin
Vince Davin
Eliza Cleland
Zita McGuire
Kolach Party Program At Cedar Rapids Public Library
Marion residents listed for the Bohemian Kolach party Thursday afternoon include Roland Goudy accordionist Joanne Crew reader Lois Stitzel Lorraine Cruise vocal soloists and John Miller reader of poems. Music dancing and an historical article by the Czech Fine Arts club Cedar Rapids under Helen Kacena Stark supervision. Public invited.
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Marion Folk
Public
Federation of Women's Clubs
Roland Goudy
Joanne Crew
Lois Stitzel
Lorraine Cruise
John Miller
Czech Fine Arts Club of
Cedar Rapids
Helen Kacena Stark
Fifth student recital at the Munsen home draws forty guests
Ralph Lee presented the fifth in a series of student recitals at 1185 Fourth Avenue. The vocal program featured Norman Emerson Florence Scott George Irwin Wallace Bixby H V Eliason Vivian Shakespeare Robert Munsen and Lee Krouth. Hostesses served refreshments to about forty attendees.
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Ralph Lee
A. P. Munsen
Fourth Avenue
Norman Emerson
Florence Scott
George Irwin
Wallace Bixby
H. V. Eliason
Vivian Shakespeare
Robert Munsen
Lee Krouth
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Publication Cost Guide
Rates listed guide how many lines your set solid want ad occupies with five words on the first line and six on each subsequent line. It then directs readers to a rate table to compute cost for the number of days desired. Prices for consecutive days appear in the table though numbers are unclear.
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Gazette
Clothes Burned in Boiler Fire at Ellis Boulevard
Firemen answered at 1 54 p m Tuesday to 1532 Ellis boulevard where Mrs K Gilbert had left a boiler full of clothes on a gas burner boiling water and burning the clothing.
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Ellis Boulevard
Birth Notice for Darlene Joyce Toure
A daughter named Darlene Joyce was born on March 4 at St. Luke's Hospital to Mrs. Toure of 2711 Bever Avenue SE.
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Toure
Bever Avenue
Darlene Joyce
St. Luke's Hospital
Local ads and services mixed in late edition notice board
A collage of advertisements and notices appears from drug stores tailor services tax help and charity events. It includes May's Cut Rate Drugs a bakery daily offerings a benefit chicken dinner at Odd Fellows hall and local services like trusses abdominal belts and fabric tailoring. Also listed are tax service by P E Garrett and a women’s exchange with daily offerings.
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The
Gazette
2Nd St
P E. Garrett
C.R.S.B
Women's Exchange
Dial
Odd Fellows Hall
2Nd Ave
Thurs
C. E. Green
6Th Ave
Marion
Geo. H. Ihen
3Rd Ave
DAVIS
Granby
Richards Col. Phcy
Carl McDonald
Glasgow Tailors
Frank Drew CO
St. SE
Tom Mason
Kenwood Transfer
Vincent’s
Richards College Pharmacy
King Goods
CR. Knitting Co
Chicago
Kennedy
DR. Munden
Iowa Theater
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Turner
Ste Kers
Fed Montanas
Lambs
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Good Packers
Austin
Austin Min
Iowa
US Dept Agriculure
Minnesota
At & Am
City Wide and Fur CO
First St. NE
Old City
Lamson Brothers E É& Co
Sterche Isbrow
Ing
Nts National Bank
Owen Low
City
Commission House
Shelley
Gavin Minneafs
Bates
York Produce
Sticus
Pittris
Elsare Ff
Harr
Qaila
York
Port
SIW York Bond Review
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Central
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Intl Cement
Allegheny Corpu
Allied Chem
Nickel
Tel
Allis Chalmers
Johns Manville
Kans City
Kennecott
Kresge
Am Intl Corp Puy Kroger G
Am Metals
Bambert Ae Am
Atyers
Bas Am Roll
Roows
Inc
Am Steel Fdys
Fortiard
Rvilie Gas
McIntyre
McKeesport
Wat
McKesson
Marshall Fld
Macna Copper
Armour Com
Mathieson
Dept
Atch
Atlantic
Bendix Avn
Murray Coron
Best & Co
Nash Motors
Beth Steel
Nat Steel
Brooklyn MT
NY Central
Bucyrus Erie
NH & H
Noranda Mines
Burroughs Adz
Norf & West
Byers. AM
Nat Pac
Cal Packs
North Amn
Cal & Hecla Ohio
Canada Dry
Pac
Owens
Otis Steel
Caterpillar
Packard
Patino Mines
Penick & Ford
Ches & Ohio
Penna RR
Ches Corpa
Penney J
Peoples Gas
CGW
Phelps Dodee
P& Pp
Phillips Petate
Plymouth
Chro & NW
Proctor Gambel
Chro RI & Pi
Pub Soc NJ
Chrysler Mtr
Pullman Co
Aera Pure
Bet City Ice
Buel
Radio Corpn
Coca Cola
Crucibie Steel
Stan Arcs
Curtis Wright
Deere Co
Frisco
Stew Warner
Douglas Air
Stutz Motors
Tex Coron
Tex Gulf
Tex Lander
Elec Poward
Thompson
Erle
Timken
Gen Baking Um Corpu
United Fruit
Uni Gas
Gen Motors Ag
Ry Ste
U S Indale
Gere SR
U S_ Pipe
Glidden Co Ac US
U & Smetting
Genereh
Steet As
Ty Gotham Sik
Ata
al Wisnn & Co
Houston
Oi Mma
Woolworth
Hudson Motors
Yngsta S & T
Asbestos Mrq
Hart Carter Wn
Bendix Asa Weslibby McNeil
Berehott
Atynech Corp
Borg Warner
Marshall Fid
Butler Bros
Cherry Burl
Quaker Om
Quaker
Cord Corp
Rowitt
U S
Iowa News
Marion News
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
Entre Nous Club
F. A. Shumack
Walter Kennedy
Patmos Commandery
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Loraine Circle
Robert Cessford
C. N. Owen
H. B. Leinbaugh
Delmer Noah
Perry
Noah
S. B. Noah
Christian Church
Frank Thompson
Minnie Timson
Astoria
Friday Bridge Club
E. E. Parsons
525
Eleventh Street
Owen Fernow
Cary Club
Dora Elson
America
E. W. Griffiths
P. E
S. R. Crowner
Osceola Lodge No
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rainbow Jr
Castle Bros. Coal Co
L. C. Schuknecht
Edwin Beadle
Marion City Council
W. H. Ebbert
Colfax
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Konyanazong
Janet Elder
Joan Balster
Virginia Smith
Barbara Clay
Mary Balster
John Troy
Ashley Williams
Bridge
Kenneth Domer
Frances Kramer
Dorothy Burroughs
Dewey McMurin
Charles Benedict
Anna Flickinger
Eleventh Avenue
Esther Luse
G L. Martin
HILLS
Young People’s Sodalities
George Birrer
Bertha Grothe
Louis Jean
Cecelia Foley
Leah Knebel
Eymard Melieker
Edward Knebel
Robert Schnoebelen
Helen Jenn
Clement Knebel
Evelyn Birrrer
Mary Louise Smith
Laura Birrer
Florence Jenn
Robert Droll
Leon Wombacher
Herman Strub
Hillis
Miss Griffith
Riverside
Nes
the Gazette
Heardon Roth
Lucy
Sousedska S. P. S. Hall Kesday
Kurovec
Embassy Nitie Club
Iowa City Road
9Th St. SE
Sth St
Ambassadors
Silver Paladinator
AAV Beer Parlor
Fishbowls LLC
Atlas and Miller Beer
Bohemian Kitchen
Arkansas Hillbillies
Olas Aces
1St St
Little Barrel Inn
Red Young's
12Th Ave
K. of P Hall
Joe
Sam
Jack's Inne
Walt Siebert
Ellis Inn
de Stein
Wenatchee
Lillian Ludy
Peacock
Manicure
Marcel
Lucille Stodola
Sara Park
Isboor Mer
Nat'l Bank
Marvel Beauty
Kresce
Montrose Beauty Shop
Guar
Martha Nimmer
Alta Duncan
LaVogue Bty
Gabrieleen
Paris Academy of Beauty
J H Wagner, Jr
Wightland Drive
Paramount Theater
Jow Russell
Nepner’s
E Corey
Higley
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