Hog Prices Rise Amid Tight Demand In Elevated Market
Chicago AP reports realignment reduced hog buyers to a smaller group while demand outpaced the 11 000 hogs available, 7 000 consigned direct. Prices generally up 5 to 10 cents, with heavy butchers steady. top at 9 75. Some small plants suspended hog slaughter, others concentrated in western points. Cattle and lamb markets mixed with receipts and various classes described. hogs lead gain as market broadens.
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Chicago
FED Westerns
Grain prices move lazily in narrow Chicago range
Chicago grain values drifted within a thin band as traders weighed monetary discussions and bearish Argentine news. Wheat held near unchanged to up modestly May at 96 14 cents, corn fell about 14 cents May 82, oats steady to marginally higher May 49, with cash prices steady and limited receipts. Provisions firmed on the hog market, while sentiment reflected Liverpool and Argentine export fears amid a dry southwestern belt.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
United States
Liverpool
Argentina
Chicago Livestock Hogs and Cattle Receipts Report
Chicago market listings show hog receipts at about 11 000 with direct sales around 7 000 and mixed price gains 5 to 10 cents. cattle receipts near 3 000 with calves around 1 000 and broad price movements including steady to weak bids and several declines across steer heifers cows and bulls. regional notes also reference Des Moines Omaha and Austin markets with varied weights and packing margins.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
US_ Dept
Ng Aod E. Gn
Local hog prices rise ten cents in all grades
Hog prices on the local market recovered Thursday losses with a ten cent advance on Friday across all grades. The top price rose to 950 dollars.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local listings show grain prices for Wheat Oats Rye Barley and Corn along with produce and animal prices. Hens, cocks, leghorn, springs, and various other poultry prices are listed, plus wholesale fruits vegetables and cured hides. Also noted are prices for oysters and animal byproducts and horse pricing in a dense city market snapshot.
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Loe Springs
Leghorn Springs
Texas
Bond Market Fluctuations Shift Amid Mixed US Issuances
New York bonds show a steady to firm tone with moderate gains in prime and secondary ratings. U S government actions weighed on trading while corporate issues advanced in a thinner market. notable quotes include American Telephone 5s near 2 percent, Paul Ss around 5, and Union Pacific 4s easing. Gains were more frequent in the securities sector though overall activity remained cautious.
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New York
Rae
Prink
Trass Actios
Baltes
Olio
Sr Paul Ss
Erie
International
New York Central
North Amerian
Ern Railwas
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Lider Nnderite Offeranes
Union Pacific
Mmtol
Amalier Lasses
Canadyear
Nebel Plate
Armour
Centus Pt
Insars
Terces
Markets CHICAGO PROD or CHICAGO tAP)-REULVER Receipts 7 TOT frm creamery specials
Receipts and shipments across markets show steady to moderate supplies with varied demand. Dairy items like creamery products and butter futures note price movements. eggs, potatoes, and meats feature alongside wholesale details and storage notes. Regional mentions include Wisconsin, Idaho, Florida, and New York markets with multiple product notes.
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Chicago
Reulver
Cate TV Ser
Uae
Pomgar
Povliry -Tive
Lesborn
Wisconsin
Idaho
Florida
Grain Movement and Minneapolis Wheat Receipts Report
Grain movement notes Chicago cash grain bids for wheat and corn across No 1 to No 3 grades, oats and rye with prices and sample descriptions. Minneapolis cash grain market reports wheat receipts 90 cars versus 31 year ago, with No 1 northern and dark northern soybeans, protein percentages, and durum and amber dur price details plus flour shipments and standard middlings.
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Chicago
Misstapolis
Minneapolis
Ward
Ostya
Montana
Liquor Probe Action Halted Until Monday
DES MOINES AP members of the legislative committee investigating the liquor control commission were to confer with Floyd A Page Friday as the inquiry was temporarily halted Page has been studying testimony taken during the first week of sessions The investigation will probably be resumed Monday after a future course of action is formed and additional witnesses subpoenaed.
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Des Moines
Liquoer Control Commission
Floyd
Page
Wall Street Steady With Modest Gains Across Sectors
Wall Street opened with firm but uneven tone as metals utilities and scattered industials led small advances while Du Pont General Motors and Santa Fe mostly held. Trading remained dull with about 450000 shares changing hands and several big names like Eastman Kodak Coca Cola and American Telephone posting fractional gains.
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New York
U. S
McIntyre Porcupine
Dome
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Eastman Kodak
Coca Cola
du Pont
General Motors
Santa Fe
Johns Manville
Union Pacific
General Electric
Wall Street
Coca-Cola
Continental Can
American Can
Case
Proctor and Gamble
Texas Gulf
American Bank Note
Public Service of New Jersey
U. S Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Noranda
Southern Pacific
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
State Income Tax Adviser Schedule in Linn County
Max Cadwallader a field auditor for the state board of assessment and review will be available for conferences across Linn county for the rest of March He announced Friday March 13 he will attend First Trust and Savings Bank March 13 United States Bank Cedar Rapids March 15 Lisbon March 18 Mount Vernon March 19 Coggon Central City March 20 Springville Manon March 21 Walker Center Point in the afternoon Morning appointments in the listed towns.
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Max Cadwallader
State Board of Assessment and Review
Linn County
First Trust and Savings Bank
United State Bank
Cedar Rapids
Lisbon
Mount Vernon
Coggon
Central City
Cadwallader
Springville
Manon
Walker
Center Point
Birth announced for Ronald Eldon Thenh at Center Point
A son, Ronald Eldon, was born to Mr and Mrs Wes Louis Thenh at R28 Center Point Road NF.
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Wes Louis Thenh
Wis
R28
Center Point Road Nf, Wire
Ronald Eldon
Roosevelt Faces Senate Fight Over Four Billion Work Relief Bill
The Senate moves to strike at Roosevelt's 4.88 billion work relief plan with a Republican amendment to delay 4 billion until new taxes are levied and a Democratic push to cut the appropriation to 1.88 billion. Senators Townsend Adams Byrd Glass back competing approaches to fiscal policy and deficit fears loom.
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Washington
INS
Roosevelt
Senate
Townsend
Delaware
Adams
Colorado
Byrd
Virginia
Glass
Senate Appropriations Committee
Liquor raid on McLain property by sheriff team
Sheriff James H. Smith and deputies Dick Payn and Roy Radebaugh raided Francis McLain’s premises at 160812 FE avenue NE late Thursday seizing whisky and alcohol. The cache included a half gallon bottle two-thirds full two pints and two half-pints of home made whisky and several other bottles. A search warrant issued by Justice W J Grunewald was used and a charge of illegal possession of alcoholic liquor probably will be filed.
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James H. Smith
Dick Payn
Roy Radebaugh
Francis McLain
FE Avenue NE
W. J. Grunewald County
Delinquent Tax Properties Sold In Linn County Sale
Linn County conducts a second bid of delinquent tax properties with Milo Sedlacek in charge. About fifteen properties were removed from the list and the sale adjourned to May 6 at 10 am. Earlier bidding yielded receipts of 5705.27 from fifty four properties. Helen Litsey, 33, was granted time to plead after a drunk driving arrest and posted a $500 bond following a collision near A avenue and Sixth Street NE.
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Linn County
Milo Sedlacek
Helen Litsey
District Court
F. O Ellison
Sixth Street
Cooper Records Judge Allows Withdrawal of Case Files
Harold M. Cooper liquor control chairman and Boardman Cartwright Marsh alltown law firm representing him were allowed to withdraw case files by Judge H C Ring on a February jury conviction for violating the state liquor control act. Attorneys will prepare an abstract for presenting to the state supreme court on appeal at the May term. Pleads Not Guilty Hoyt Longstaff charged with drunk driving pled not guilty in district court before Judge F Elson. Des Moines man, 39, accused after his car struck a traffic signal at First street and Third avenue SW Feb 18.
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Cooper Records
H C
Boardman and Cartwright
Marshalltown Law
Harold M. Cooper
Liquor Control Chairman
Atetorneys
State Supreme Court
Hoyt Longstaff
Des Moines
F . Elson
First Street
Third Avenue
Rob ert Boone Case Dismissed On State Motion
A robbery charge against Robert Boone, 23, was dismissed by Judge F. Edson Friday for lack of evidence. Boone had been picked up February 26 as a suspect in a January 31 holdup at a Ninth Street SE beer parlor.
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Robert Boone
F . Ejdson
Boone
Ninth Street SE
Settle Insurance Suit Involving Ireland Policy Dispute
A two count $300 suit of Math Ireland against Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. over two policies on Gerald Ireland has been settled in district court and dismissed by the plaintiff. Ireland died March 25, 1934, following injuries received March 1.
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Math Ireland
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Gerald Ireland
Ireland
Divorces Granted in District Court on Cruelty Grounds
Lucie Hamilton and James Hamilton divorce granted. Margaret Waggener and Albert Waggener divorce granted. Charlotte L Edwards and Jean H Edwards divorce granted. Marion Sawyer and Richard D Sawyer divorce granted. Marriages dated 1930, 1922, 1930, 1932. Gertrude Edna McNichol awarded divorce from Randolph D McNichol on desertion grounds. parties married in 1929. Judges A B Clark and F O...
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Lucie Hamilton
James Hamilton
Margaret Waggener
Albert Wagegener
Charlotte L. Edwards
Jean H. Edwards
Marion Sawyer
Richard D Sawyer
Hamiltons
Waggeners
Edwards
Sawyers
Gertrude Edna McNichol
Randolph D McNichol
Clark
F. O
Matvechuk Divorce Sought for Cruel Treatment in Iowa City
Mary Matvechuk seeks a divorce from Fred Matvechuk on cruel and inhuman grounds. They were married in Iowa City on August 20, 1933. Also, W Boland won a $220 default judgment in district court Friday against Ed Sonne doing business as the Packing House Market, in an account suit before Judge H C Ring.
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Mary Matvechuk
Fred Matvechuk
Iowa City
W Boland
H C. Ring
Ed Sonne
Packing House Market
Mor genthau Pushes Bills to Curb Liquor Smuggling
Secretary Morgenthau told the House Ways and Means Committee that liquor smuggling has reached alarming proportions and urged approving drastic anti smuggling legislation. He estimated over 2,250,000 gallons are smuggled into the United States costing $30,190,933 annually in taxes and duties.
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Washington
INS
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
House
Ways and Means Committee
Canada Plans Drought Aid and Major Dam Scheme
Ottawa plans a $90 million program to rehabilitate 10 million acres in western Canada. Experts will guide Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta farmers on crop choices moisture conservation and windbreak tree and grass planting. The plan includes constructing over 100 dams for water storage.
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Ottawa, Ont
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Department of Agriculture
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Real estate transfers list from Cedar Rapids and surrounding counties
Eugene M Stone and wife convey lot in Stark's Ist add Cedar Rapids to Ruth S Marshall for 1 dollar and affection. Linn county sheriff transfers to M W O'Riley estate guardian for Margaret Alston deed valued at 10 877 50. Jones county sheriff transfers to Levi A Bird and Anna C Bird land including parts of sections 16 85 6 and 25 85 5 valued at 27000. R W Hubbard and wife convey Cedar Rapids lot 16 replat S C Bevers 2nd add with alley reservation for 1 dollar and value of consideration recorded.
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Eugene M Stone
Ruth S Marshall
Stark
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
M. W. O'Riley
Margaret Alston
Incomp
J. J. Dolan
Margaret
Alston
Jones County
Levi A
Anna C Bird
Sherff
Hubbard
Joe
Valcon
Bomb explodes in Cuban church kills police chief
In Cardenas Cuba a bomb hit a Catholic church on Friday killing Delfin Acosta the citys police chief and injuring others. The blast stunned residents as authorities investigated the attack and identified potential suspects.
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Cardenas Cuba
Delfin Acosta
Deaths in Viola and Cedar Rapids area noted
Obituary notices report Delbert M Brown 88 a Viola farmer and Civil War veteran dying at University Hospital Iowa City after brief illness born in Ohio Feb 28 1847 longtime Viola resident and survivor list includes children grandchildren and great grandchild with services set in Viola Methodist church burial at Wilcox cemetery American Legion to handle grave services Elizabeth Ann Middleton Williams dies in Chicago born Aug 13 1852 in Northamptonshire England husband George Williams and daughter lineage noted with survivors in Cedar Rapids Chicago Winnipeg Vancouver and other cities service details at Gaffney Moore chapel Oak Hill Cemetery observed with arrangements and hours listed for viewing
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Delbert M Brown
Viola
University Hospital
Iowa City
Jefferson City
Ohio
Brown Township
Zacha Klinefelter
Anamosa
Fannie DeWald
Ottawa
Kan
Susan Leitch
George Williams
Cedar Rapids
T. W. Thomas
Chicago
Elizabeth Ann Middleton
Northamptonshire
England
Canada
Grand Trunk Railroad
Andrew Kydd
William Williams
Thomas
George
George S. Middleton
Winnipeg
John Leys
Vancouver
B. C
John C. Oakes
Davenport
William T. Ellis
Salina
Louise Williams
Kathleen
Merilyn
John Oakes
Karen Ellis
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
J. Renwick McCullough
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet Savage held at Turner chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Harriet Savage will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 p.m. Saturday with the Rev. A. M. McLaughlin officiating. Burial will follow in Linwood Cemetery.
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Savage
Harriet Savage
Turner Chapel
A. M. McLaughlin
Linwood Cemetery
Eshleman Funeral Services Set for Sunday in Batavia
Funeral services for Samuel J Eshleman will be held in Batavia Iowa on Sunday with burial in Dunkard cemetery nearby. The body will depart from the Turner chapel early Saturday and friends may call there until 9 p.m Friday.
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Eshleman
Samuel J Eshleman
Batavia
Dunkard
Turner Chapel
Mrs Bloom of Lisbon Dies After Monthlong Illness
Mrs Samuel Bloom and Mrs Lucille S Bloom of Lisbon died at University Hospital Iowa City at 1110 am Thursday after a monthlong illness. Born January 9 1912 in Cedar Rapids she lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Lisbon two years ago. Survived by husband parents infant son Myron Glenn sister Estella and brothers Wesley Charles and Edwin Krejci all of Cedar Rapids. Body is at Polansky chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Samuel Bloom
Lucille S Bloom
Lisbon
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Anton Krejci
Myron Glenn
Estella
Wesley
Charles
Edwin Krejci
Polansky Chapel
Death of Anton W. Kopecky in Cedar Rapids
Anton W Kopecky died in a local hospital at 5 45 p m Thursday after a brief illness He was born November 22 1867 in Col lege township Linn county and lived in Cedar Rapids eighteen years He is survived by his wife Mary a son Frank J Kopecky a daughter Mrs John J Sebetka a granddaughter Marie Kopecky and a sister Mrs Mary Janko Funeral services will be held at the Polansky chapel at 8 30 am Monday and at 9 o clock in the morning
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Anton W. Konecky
Anton W . Kopecky
Eighth Street
College Township
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Mary
Frank J. A. Kopecky
John J Sebetka
Marie Kopecky
Gazette Want Ad Policy and Charge Notice
A newspaper notice outlines extra charges for out of town blind ads and limits on incorrect insertions. It notes that readers with only phone numbers can respond by writing to The Gazette Want Ad Department and specifies the Gazette’s lack of responsibility for more than one incorrect insertion per advertisement.
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Lnes
Unes
Gazette
the Gazette
St Wenceslaus Church Service Led By Rev Voja cek
Burial set in St Johns cemetery with Rev Father August Voja cek officiating. Friends may visit at the chapel from 7 to 9 p m. Also mention of Town Securities Corp and a land transfer involving H B Helscher and Kenwood Park, with a date 12 7 34.
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St. Wenceslaus’ Church
August Vojacek
St. John's Cemetery
Pe Chapel
Sunsay
Town Securities Corp. (Inc
H. B. Helscher
Hart’s
Kenwood
Bereavement Thank You and Lost Items Notices
Announcement expresses gratitude for aid during bereavement for John Kessling and his Amaonas relatives. Also lists several lost items including a white wrist watch between 4th Street West and King's Club, a black traveling bag, an Irish Red Cocker pup, and $19 in cash in downtown on Thursday with rewards offered and contact numbers.
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John Kessling
Amaonas
4Th St W
King's Club
Montrose Hotel
Personal ads and services in The Gazette list
A collage of local notices offers rewards for immorality in want ads, plus vendors and services: trusses, abdominal belts, and hosiery. tax preparation with 13 years’ experience. magazine club plans. Women's Exchange food items. needlepoint and yarn crafts. coats, suits, tailor services. medical pilo care. pre season fishing tackle sale. tailoring and knitting. spring wear. stamp sales. equipment upgrades. transfer services. pencil repair and roof estimates.
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