Hog Prices Rise In Chicago Livestock Market Report
Chicago AP reports brisk hog demand and 25 to 40 cent price boosts with top quotes near 4.40 as buyers rush in for slaughter material. Cattle receipts around 4,000 and hogs about 3,000 with fresh pork prices lifting costs past 400 for the first time in six months.
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Chicago
Hogether
Hioe
MIX & Butchers
Des Moines
Interior Itown Arts
Minnesota
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Aps
US Dept Agriculture
Ins
Kansas City
Pittsburgsh O
Cincinnati
Toto
Chicago Produce Markets and Prices Across Items
Unsettled prices and standard notes on selling conditions for poultry and produce appear across Chicago markets. Trade terms list items including turkeys and hens with fluctuating quotes and delivery notes, reflecting regional commodity activity in a dense market roundup.
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Chicago
Poltery
Grain Movement and Prices Across Markets
The report lists grain prices for Chicago Oasis Grain including wheat and corn grades with fractions of a cent, oats and barley values, and Timothy and Clover seed prices. It notes Winnipeg cash grain quotes for wheat and white wheat and mentions Liverpool grain prices with futures on May and July contracts and exchange-rate adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Liverpool
United States
Flour Market Notes Mixed Prices In Minneapolis And New York
Market observers report steady or slightly higher bids for flour in Minneapolis and New York as refiners retain firm asking prices. Transactions show prices around 3 cents and 310 cents per unit, with continuing demand and careful market activity across the trading week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SEGAR
New York
Hewsigar
Pair Swindlers Sought After $200 Theft In Dubuque
Dubuque police Tuesday forenoon sought two swindlers who visited a fur shop Monday and stole $200. One man 38, 179 pounds, grey overcoat and green hat. the other about 30, 5 feet 9 inches, 160 pounds, wearing a hat and overcoat. They headed toward Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Rnoan
Cedar Rapids
Local Hog Prices Jump as Market Strengthens
The local hog market rises 20 to 25 cents across all grades with top prices reaching $3.40. Sinclair Hog Market lists Prime and Good packers for various weight ranges up to 550 pounds with premiums based on quality and condition. Calf Market shows odd price figures for different weight classes, while Sheep Markets set prices for lambs and other grades.
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Sinclair
Prme
Roosevelts Hire Nesbitts to Run White House Staff
Henry D Nesbitt and his wife take over White House management as bookkeeper and housekeeper respectively. The plan trims staff to about twenty three from thirty two while keeping key aides and several longtime servants, with Mrs Scheider handling Roosevelt correspondence. The Nesbitts oversee groceries, deliveries, and overall operations under Mrs Roosevelt's direction.
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Henry D Nesbitt
Hyde Park
White House
Franklin D Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Lizzie Foster
Roosevelt
Irwin MacDuffie
Lizzie
MacDuffie
Washington
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Miscellaneous Listings
A Cedar Rapids market page lists grain prices for several grains including Wheat 40c, Oats 12c, Rye 25c, Barley 20c, Corn 23c. It also shows hay and straw prices, produce items like oranges, grapefruits, lemons, and potatoes, plus vegetable and fruit crates. Various wholesale items such as oysters, hides, calves, and horse hides are priced. notes include pints and standards pricing.
Seat on Chicago Exchange Sells at Increased Price
Sale of a membership on the Chicago Board of Trade for $4,500, up $500 from last week, signals growing optimism in trading circles. Veteran traders expect a rising active market when trading resumes at the board’s close after the holiday.
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Chicago Ins
Chicago Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Chicago Livestock Exchange Pledges Open Operations
The Chicago Livestock exchange announced it would remain open continuing normal business after rescinding a Monday order that would have closed the exchange at 3 PM Tuesday. The decision was released by the U S Bureau of Economics at noon.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Exchange
United States Bureau of Economics
American Shares Show Good Tone On London Exchange
Buying activity chiefly on Montreal accounts improved American issues for the London exchange Tuesday with a generally cheerful tone. United States Steel closed at 39 percent, Radio at 5, International Nickel 10, Hydro Electric 67-16, and Canadian Pacific 16.
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London
INS
Montreal
London Exchange
United States Steel
International Nickel
Hydro-Electric
Canadian Pacific
Banks May Do Under New Rules In Washington
Regulations issued by the secretary authorize banks to handle drafts and documents for shipments. They may accept payments on account, allow access to safety deposit boxes, cash checks on the U S treasurer, and return unentered items after hours. Banks may issue deposits in special trust funds, complete settlements for checks before March 4, and provide safekeeping documents and securities. They may meet community needs for food and relief, deposit collateral for foreign branches, and operate trustee and estate functions under limits.
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Washington
Evercie
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Republicans Name Leaders as Reed Pushes Punish Bolters
In a partisan caucus the Republicans chose McNary of Oregon as minority leader and Fess of Ohio as assistant leader. Hale of Maine became secretary of the minority conference while Vandenberg of Michigan was a candidate for president pro tem. Reed’s plan to strip bolting progressives of committee posts was blocked.
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Washington
INS
Senate Republicans
Reed Teps
Pennsylvania
McNary
Oregon
Fess
Ohio
Hale
Maine
Vandenberg
Michigan
Aienarvo
Grant Wood’s American Gothic Headlines New York Show
The Chicago Art Institute piece is featured at the Whitney Museum in New York as Grant Wood’s American Gothic dominates headlines. Henry McBride notes the work’s Iowa flavor, praising its stark Midwest satire while suggesting it belongs to Chicago’s collection.
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Grant Wood
Whitney Museum
New York
Papin
Chicaro Art Institute
Henry McBride
New York Sun
Wintney Museum
Iowa
Greenwich Village
McBride
Grant
Chicago Institute
U S Embassy Files Three Hitlerite Abuses in Berlin
The American embassy in Berlin protested three alleged assaults by brown shirts on U S citizens during the Reichstag election period. Nathaniel Wolff says uniformed men robbed and beat him and forced him to leave for Paris after a staged arrest. Edwin Dakin and Henry Sattler also reported threats and intimidation. A large flag once used in the monarchy flew over Berlin City Hall.
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Berlin
United States
Nathaniel S. Wolff
Rochester
N.Y
Wolff
Brown Shirts
Paris
Grunewald Forest
Edwin Dakin
Hannibal
Mary Baker Eddy
Dakin
Henry Sattler
Fifth Avenue
New York
Pent
Tuesay
Ruling Allows Issuance of Scrip Under Banking Holiday
Secretary Woodin permits clearing house associations to issue certificates backed by sound bank assets for temporary exchange. Certificates may be delivered pro rata to creditors and depositors, not before March 10, 1933 without Treasury consent, and subject to revocation if a national plan contradicts the certificate system. Banks may continue trust executor activities as long as no currency is paid out.
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Washington
Woodin
Secretary of the Treasury
Statewide Dairy Parley Proposed in Minnesota
The Minnesota legislature sent a resolution to committee inviting Minnesota Michigan Iowa and Illinois to join a dairy conference. The aim is to stabilize prices and protect the dairy industry through a regional economic conference.
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ST Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Semi Dictatorship Set Up In Austria
Vienna reports a proclamation to establish a semi dictatorship banning parades and mass meetings and restricting press freedom. President Wilhelm Miklas approved the proclamation and rejected Dollfuss’s cabinet resignation at the mid session.
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Austria
Vienna
Tuesay
Wilhelm Mitklas
Engelbert Dollfuss
Nebraska Extends Bank Holiday Through Thursday Morning
Lincoln Nebraska Governor C W Bryan announced a proclamation extending the bank holiday in Nebraska through Thursday and ending it Friday morning. The extension shifts banking operations and state deadlines as officials monitor the financial situation.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Neb
C W Bryan
Tugwell Named Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
President Roosevelt appointed Rexford Guy Tugwell of New York to be assistant secretary of agriculture. Tugwell will serve under Wallace in the agriculture department with duties on policy and administration.
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Tugwell
Wallace
Washington
Roosevelt Monday
Rexford Guy Tugwell
New York
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll This Year
An incomplete report from Cedar Rapids details road toll metrics for the year. It lists counts of accidents injuries and fatalities though the figures are partly illegible.
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Cedar Rapids
Banks Reopen on Restricted Basis in National Banking Crisis
Banks reopen on a restricted basis to handle government obligations such as exchanging coupons for registered bonds. Post offices were authorized to obtain funds from local banks while Treasury officials praise the public spirit. Roosevelt summons cabinet. rail against holiday disruptions. scrip printing accelerates in major cities as governors gain emergency powers.
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Secretary of Treasury
Woodin
New York
Free Schildhauer Widow's Lover Cleared in Unsolved Case
Chicago UPI report notes former Deputy Sheriff Carl Bradberry was released from obstruction charges after Frances Schildhauer's confessed lover was freed. Authorities admit they have not solved Captain Edwin Schildhauer slaying despite questioning over 1,000 people. A coroner's jury ruled death by unknown persons.
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Chicago
UPI
Carl Bradberry
Edwin Schildhauer
Frances Schildhauer
Bradberry
Schild- Nauer
Prominent Lutheran Worker Dies in Minneapolis Bank Leader
Er Ling, 62, a notable figure in the Norwegian Lutheran church of America and a local banker, died Tuesday after suffering two apoplectic strokes within five days.
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Minneapolis
O O
Erling
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Confidence Man Fleece Tells Readily in Pueblo Skin Game
A con artist wearing a bandaged hand and sling fooled a Pueblo shoe store after presenting a check drawn on The Citizen's State Bank of Denver which does not exist. The check bore a casualty company 2:00 and was marked for a hand injury. The storekeeper, who cashed the check, doubts the injury claim.
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Pueblo
Colo
Citizen's State Bank
Denver
Sales Tax Not New In South Carolina
In Columbia South Carolina the sales tax is not new. The current legislative agitation recalls 1822 when state tax laws were amended to levy 25 cents on every hundred dollars of goods usually called stock in trade.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Marion News on City Sewage Plant Start and Local Meetings
Work on Marion's sewage disposal plant will start Thursday morning after engineer Howard Green did not complete plans in time for Tuesday start. Over 140 men registered by noon Tuesday with Jack Boddish chairing registrations. City council set a committee for the project including Mayor O M Carson Roscoe Stevens E Howell L O Dickey and Charles Carrington with L Cooper substituting for Stevens during pi ahan work. Mrs Andrew P Munson will visit Huntington W Va to see her brother Forest F Fisher who recently had major surgery. Cottage prayer meeting of Congregational church set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Miss Adeliza Daniels home. Mrs Max Voris returned from Montrose Ala and Columbus Miss visiting her sister Crawford and staying with Mrs N A Baker. Second division of Ladies Union of the Christian church to meet Thursday at 2 30 p m at Mrs Roy Mack home taking coffee bands. Mr and Mrs Emery J Miller and their son John returned from Bloomfield after weekend with Mrs Miller's mother Mrs J F Scarborough. Mrs M A Hollingsworth returned to Dubuque after weekend with Fred Srack.
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Howard Green
Jack Bowdish
O M Carson
Roscoe Stevens
E. Howell
L. O. Dickey
Charles Carrington
L. Cooper
Stevens
Pi Ahan
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Roy Mack
Seventh Avenue
Rail Carriers Ordered to Honor Banking Holiday Demurrage Rules
The Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners issued an emergency order requiring all rail carriers operating in Iowa to treat the bank holiday as Sundays and holidays for demurrage and storage charges. Shippers are exempt from charges during the banking holiday period.
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DES Moines
Towa Board of Railroad Commissioners
Iowa
Linn County Court Adopts Jury-Optional Economy Measure
The Linn County Bar Association urged economy and the district court adopted a plan by Judge F O Ellison to direct the March term petit jury not to report unless needed. Jurors will be called only for pressing civil or criminal trials. Juror pay is $3 daily. a full five-day week costs about $800. The January term cost $2,556.
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Linn County Bar Association
F. O. Ellison
Linn County
Barristers’ Organization
George C Claassen
Bar Association
Ellison
Judge Dismisses Igram Accounting Action in Settlement Case
Judge John T Moffitt sustained the defendant’s motion to dismiss Goldei gram’s accounting suit against Hassan Igram. Goldei gram had alleged false representations led her to accept 1000 as her share in a 1931 divorce settlement and later learned of 11000 in her ex husband’s bank deposits. The hearing occurred January 26.
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John T Moffitt
Golde Igram
Hassan Igram
Igram
Moffit
Charles Kelly Granted Peace Bond In District Court
Charles Kelly aged 52 of 621 C avenue NE was released on a $500 bond signed by himself and his wife after waiving preliminary hearing. The bond followed a motion by the county attorney before Judge John T Moffitt after his arrest by Constable Bill Fleming on Monday.
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Charles Kelly
C Avenue
H. C Wilson
John T Moffit
Kelly
G S. Lightner
Bill Fleming
Burglary Ring Leader Admits Ten Thefts Net Ten Dollars
Milwaukee police report Louis Popacka admitted to ten burglaries that yielded only ten dollars. He appeared before a judge as details surfaced about the low return of the burglar business.
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Milwaukee
Louis Popacka
Marriage Licenses Applied For in Linn County
Roy Anderson and Ellen Davis of Linn County apply for a marriage license. Forrest F Andrews and Grace M Bentley, both of Linn County, also seek licenses.
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Roy Anderson
Ellen Davis
Linn County
Forrest F Andrews
Grace M Bentley
Marion High School Tops Declamatory Contest Field
Marion High School took three firsts in Monday night’s preliminary declamatory contest at Lincoln School auditorium. Center Point High School contestants were defeated. Martha Orr judged the event, with readings by Ora torical Allen Edwards, Eileen Ferreter, and Ruth Murray, and musical numbers by mixed and boys quartets directed by Rose Wilcox alongside community notices and upcoming local meetings.
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Marion High School
Lincoln School
Center Point High School
F. W. Orr
Cedar Rapids
Rose Wilcox
Marion
Allen Edwards
Eileen Ferreter
Khufu
Ruth Murray
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Schildhauer
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Huntington
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Max Voris
Montrose
Ala
Columbus
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N. A. Baker
Emery J. Miller
John
Bloomfield
M. A. Hollingsworth
Fred Srack
Court House News
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F . Ellison
L. A Andrew
Corcon State Bank
O U. Conwell
Center Point
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Binks Ferry Road
Ladies Aid Society
Mars Tin's Creek
Harry Milligan
Harrison Oxley
Charles Lehr
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
T. R. Alexander
A. P. Munson
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Fisher
Carl E. Kearns
Council Bluffs
Valentine Kearns
Iowa Board of National Missions
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J. E. Hayes
Karen
Albert P. Hanscom
Topeka
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United States Army
Emma Klein
1000
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Minnie Whitcomb
A. A Schenken
A &E, Granger
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Eleanor of Ames
Roy Murray
Blairs Ferry Road
Walter Kennedy
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Christian Church
Neal Miller
Robins
Loraine Circle
Masonic Temple
H. 3. Leasure
R. Lee Taylor
M W. Courtney
Carson
C. ES
Stella Sandrock
Lisbon
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. E. Krog
Caiphas
George Busby
Bert Lisk
Elizabeth
Ethel Stackhouse
Galena, Jr
Jack Lisk
Fiesta Stackhouse
Galena
Milo Lisk
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Norris Stewart
Kensington
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