Hogs Market Mixed at Chicago as Receipts Weigh
Chicago stockyards show unsettled hog trade with 28,500 total receipts across five markets. Barrows under 220 pounds down 5 to 10 cents. best hogs steady near 4.65. cattle and sheep also face varied pricing. notable activity in Cleveland and Pittsburgh shifts.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Oo. Ve. Amt
No. Ave Amt
Imix, & Butchers
No. Ave
Mo. Gows Amt
ecoEevel CO
East St Louis
Kansas City
Louis
Nee
Buffalo
Cincinnati
API
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices Note
Grain price list and miscellaneous notices from Cedar Rapids show several unclear lines and figures. The text excerpts reference prices and items but lack coherent details or context due to OCR errors.
Grain market shows activity as prices drift lower on the board
Chicago reports higher activity in the grain market Wednesday but board prices declined. Wheat fell about a half to one cent, corn slipped several tenths of a cent, and oats dropped fractionally. May oats led losses with liquidation amid no clear news, while wheat and corn followed downward trends as traders awaited Washington developments. Cash prices were mostly unchanged with varied car receipts.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Washington
Stock Exchange
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices Edge Amid Steady Trading
Chicago market reports show firm receipts across butter eggs and poultry with price tiers for creamery and local goods. Butter and eggs hold steady with varied scores. live poultry and dressed poultry mix, while potatoes show moderate demand and ample supply. New York quotes reflect similar firmness and futures close for butter eggs and potatoes through June and April contracts.
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Chicago
Rock Baollers
Rock Springs
Leshorn
Wisconsin
Colorado McClures
Idaho
Florida
New York
Bond Markets Show Moderation With Alleghany Rally
New York bond traders saw a modest rise in U S government issues and a swift rally in Alleghany Corp notes. Early trading yielded small gains as rates edged up from 192 to 5328 of a point, with the Ven Svermeen interests under pressure amid confusion over Bark Ian status and office moves.
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New York
Barkian
Svermeen
Clyde Brenton Heads D A R Of Lowa
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles with unclear phrasing and locations. Key items mention Clyde Brenton and D A R Of Lowa alongside unrelated fragments, making coherence limited.
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Clyde
Brenton
Lowa
Grain Market Note From Minneapolis Cash Grain Report
Grain movement listing for Chicago and Minneapolis markets includes bids for WHEAT No 1 dark hard at 89, No 2 at 88, CORN No 2 mixed at 40, OAT prices around 35 to 33, and RYE, BARLEY, and TIMOTHY figures. The report references receipts, protein content, and various grade notations with multiple price points.
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Cncago Casi
Chicago
Births atoul Mees bL Hospital reported for 1928
Unscrambled birth notice from a local hospital listing newborns for Mi and Mir Kunnts Sahderur with names like Murty and Matas Bint Motel. Includes scattered fragments of names and dates, implying a recorded set of local birth announcements within a 1920s period.
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Mir Kunnts Sahderur
Secac
Murty Lays
Matas Bint Motel
Prime porkers inch higher on local market
Prime porkers rose slightly with a 5 to 10 cent advance at 2 p.m. Wednesday and another grade added. The top rate reached $4 for the 200 to 250 Ibs class. Packers held steady. Calf market moved from good to choice 130 to 190 Ibs at prices about 83 to 90 dollars. Sheep markets noted fed lambs 80 to 90 Ibs improving with buck lambs around $1.00.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Town
Minnesota
Sinclair
Tbs
Wall St. Stocks Slip After Brief Midday Selloff
The New York market slid briefly after noon trading on Wednesday with American Tobacco and U S Smelting each down about three points. Major names like U S Steel Case Chrysler and American Can fell a point or more while transfers reached around 1.3 million shares.
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American Tobacco
U. S
U. S. Steel
Case
Chrysler
American Can
Consolidated Gas
Senate OKs Iowa coal preference bill amid rejection of others
The Iowa Senate approved a coal preference measure 35 to 6 to require public bodies to buy Iowa mined coal when suitable in quality and price. A $100 fine and removal from office would follow if preference is not given. The House later tabling a joint resolution for the Century of Progress exhibit was noted, while a separate measure to form an interim highway patrol study panel failed 47 to 53.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State Senate
House
Senate
Executive Council
Rep. Snyder
Hamilton
Mercer of
Johnson and McCreery of
Linn
Marion Lions hear Davies on depression and middle class role
Dr G R Davies of the University of Iowa spoke to Lions club and Cedar Rapids guests on comparing depressions and praised the middle class as civilization’s backbone. Dinner for 38, with 18 Cedar Rapids attendees, featured the Marton high school orchestra and Janet Elder readings.
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College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Lions Club
Cedar Rapids Club
Hallwood Cafe
Davies
United States
Cedar Rapids den
Marton High School
Janet Elder
Frank Wood
Cedar Rapids
Willis Sheets
Merle Layton Dies in CCC Camp Near McGregor
Merle Layton aged 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Layton of Marion, died Tuesday at 10 35 am in a CCC camp hospital near McGregor after a brief double pneumonia illness. He worked at the camp six months. Burial in Oak Shade cemetery with services at the family home Thursday at 2 30 pm. He leaves four brothers and a sister and his brothers Roy and Clarence serve in Honolulu and the Navy. Funeral at the Congregational church in McGregor attended by the conservation corps.
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Douglas Layton
Lee Layton
South Sixteenth Street
C. C. C. Camp
McGregor
Marion
Elmer
Leo
Roy
Clarence
Ruby
Government Air Service
Navy
Honolulu
Congregational Church
The
Conservation Corps
C. J. Biddle
Christian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Cedar county man reports truck hit wagon near line
Carl Hagan of Cedar county reports a large transport truck struck his wagon loaded with wood along highway No 30 near the Linn county line. Sheriff Joseph A Petrus held George Bartlett of Janesville Wis as the driver for Cedar county officials after Bartlett failed to stop. Kenneth Walton of Judah Wis accompanied Bartlett and was not held. A Cedar county deputy sheriff returned to Tipton with Bartlett at noon.
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Carl Hagan
Linn
Cedar County
Joseph A. Petrus
Petrus
George Bartlett
Janesville
Wis
Fifth Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Hagan
Marriage Annulled On Misrepresentation Charge
Judge A B Clark grants John E Bales Jr a decree annulling a Morrison NL ceremony from Jan 29 after alleged false representations. Agnes E Bort, 23, divorces Carlos Adrian Bort, 28, with custody of a minor son and support ordered. Ruth Abbott, 34, divorces Guy Abbott, 34, on desertion. George Gilbert seeks total judgment of 660.53 against William A Legge and Richard C Legge in note suit.
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John E. Bales, Jr
Morrison
Mona Kemp Bales
Agnes E. Bort
Carlos Adrian Bort
Clark
Ruth Abbott
Guy Abbott
George Gilbert
William A. Legge
Richard C. Legge
Towan Killed By Train Saving His Dog
Joseph Kozlowski, 67, died on a trestle over the Floyd river when he returned to save his dog as a North Western freight train approached. His son escaped. the dog leaped clear. Kozlowski was dragged 75 feet by the train.
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Towan
Sioux City
Joseph Kozlowski
North Western
Floyd River
Kozlowski
Religion Affiliation Bill Approved by House
DES MOINES Iowa legislators approve a bill making it a misdemeanor to inquire about applicants religion for public office or school positions. The measure previously passed the Senate and now awaits the governor signature.
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Des Moines
INS
House of Representatives
Senate
Cuba decrees 90 day suspension of constitutional guarantees
In Havana a 90 day suspension decree was published amid widespread strike turmoil across 18 lands. Military authorities gathered tear and gas bombs as riots loomed, and the cabinet ordered suppression of communistic agitation with penalties. Long strikes and government decrees clash over tobacco workers loading cigars for New York.
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Havana
Cuba
New York
Federation of Labor Endorsement Clarified for Cedar Rapids Election
Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor chief Frank J. Flaherty announced no official endorsements have been made for city council candidates. He warned against cards claiming labor backing and said any future endorsements would be disclosed openly. The matter may be discussed at the federation’s Thursday meeting.
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Frank J. Flaherty
Federation of Labor
Enna
Flaherty
Cedar
Marion
Fevits
Red Car Men’s
Deaths Mrs Ann Gaffey of Riceville Rites Held in Grundy Center
Mrs Ann Gaffey mother of Dr James W Gaffey died at her Riceville home March 2 at 8 am She was born in Ballaghaderren Ireland Dec 18 1853 and came to Fond du Lac Wisconsin later moving to Grundy Center then Riceville Funeral services were held at Immaculate Conception Riceville with Rev Hetherington and burial in Grundy Center Surviving include daughter Mrs F H Clark and sons Dr James W Gaffey John Gaffey and Dr F H Gaffey along with eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren
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James W. Gaffey
Second Avenue SE
Riceville
Immaculate Conception Church
Father Hetherington
Grundy Center
St. Mary’s Church
Wis
Sterling
Ill
John Gaffey
Ricevile
Cedar Rapids
F. H. Clark
Waterloo
John
F. H. Gaffey
Westmont
Agnes Simpson
Mrs Mollie Downs of Vinton Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs Mollie E Downs widow of J H Downs of Vinton died at a local hospital at 10 am Wednesday after a brief illness. She lived with her daughter Mrs L W Meeker at 1338 A avenue NE for three months. Born June 8 1868 in Burks Garden Virginia she had resided in Vinton most of her life. Survived by two sons Roy C Downs of Vinton and Harlane Downs of Dysart two grandchildren and one sister Mrs Leland Henninger of Christiansburg Virginia. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors and the Methodist church of Vinton. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Vinton
J. H. Downs
L. W. Meeker
Avenue
Burks Garden
Dysart
Leland Henninger
Christiansburg
Funeral services for Milo Tomasek held Thursday
Funeral services for Milo Tomasek were conducted in Turner's chapel at 2 pm with the Rev E W Brown and Crescent lodge A F and A M in charge. Burial followed at Cedar Memorial park. All Master Masons gathered at the Masonic hall at 1 30 pm to attend the services in a body.
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Turner Chapel
E. W. Brown
Crescent Lodge
A. F
A. M
Cedar Memorial Park
Masonic Hall
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