Hog Prices Fall as Receipts Stay Heavy at Chicago Stockyards
Chicago hog prices slipped about ten cents with heavy receipts across 12 markets. Chicago dealers reported top hogs around 4.75 and average prices near 4.45, while cattle and sheep also showed mixed movement amid large consignments. Cleveland and Pittsburgh posted slight changes, with East Buffalo and East St Louis showing steadier trends.
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Chicaga
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Allews
East Buffalo
East St Lowis
East St. Louis
Chicago Produce and Market Quotes
Produce markets in Chicago show steady to unchanged prices across butter eggs and poultry. Receipts and demand remain mixed with steady to slow trading. Wisconsin and Minnesota produce steady with modest demand and crate pricing noted for Bliss Triumphs and other items. Local futures reflect small shifts in egg and butter contracts with March and June maturities.
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Ciicago
Chicago
Wwe
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Red River
Ohias
Joann Possers
Crates Bliss
New York
Aterace
Ney
Idaho
Dull session marks Chicago grain pit trade on Friday
Chicago grain pit trading stayed slow with narrow price limits and light commission activity. Wheat finished slightly higher around 86 for Mary delivery, corn firm with May near 50 cents, oats steady near prior levels, and receipts mixed as markets awaited Washington developments and Liverpool prices.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Yestercass
Washington
Liverpool
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts Across Major Markets
Grain receipts and shipments data summarize wheat and corn movements among Chicago Minneapolis St Louis and Kansas City. Totals include figures for wheat corn oats and other grains with regional cash receipts and shipping activity across Duluth Chicago and Milwaukee areas.
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Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Zen & Sk
Owais
Wall Street Stocks Mixed With Some Gains and Losses
Wall Street traders saw little overall movement with some specialties firm while aircraft and industrials drifted. U S Smelting and McIntyre climbed about a point, United Aircraft down nearly two, and Canadian Pacific plus Patino Mines notable movers amid broad trading of roughly 1.35 million shares.
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Meisntyre
Kellevnator
Canadian Pacific
United Aircraft
Dominion
International Nickel
Patino Mines
McIntyre
Homestake
Dresser Manufacturing
Hayes
Liggett & Myers
U.S
Duffy Of Camera Clan Sentenced To Months In Jail
Duffy, connected to the Camera Clan, was sentenced to months in jail by a federal judge after pleading guilty to failing to file an income tax return for 1930. The government alleged income of 34000 dollars and noted related financial obligations.
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Camera Clan
York
Duff
Gorm
Allon
Eharpe
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Judie Wiltam Bondy
Leawehy
Duffs
House of Detention
Gang Slays Truck Driver In Holdup At Richmond
Four armed bandits held up a Federal Reserve bank truck en route to Broad Street station in Richmond Thursday night and killed the driver Bond Hab age 45, escaping with a pouch containing checks and several bills. The truck contained a large sum of currency.
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Prime hog market steadies after nickel rise in Friday trade
Local market reports show prime hogs edging higher with a nickel advance in the latest prices. The prime top returns to $400, while good packers hold steady as buyers and sellers adjust to the slight uptick.
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Sinclair
Aoa Marbet
Angora cat kidnapped and returned for bargain reward
Mrs A H Koubek reported her Angora cat missing and placed a yard sign offering a reward. A man appeared asking $25 for the cat’s return but after bargaining he agreed to take $2 and brought the cat home.
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Kansas City
A H Koubek
County Attorney Warns Linn County Beer Deniers
County Attorney G K Thompson issued a strong warning that four per cent beer cannot be sold until the Iowa House bill becomes law after engrossment governor signature and official publication. Deputy sheriffs searched a local vendor with a warrant and found two cases but no sales evidence. The proprietor said he knew selling would be illegal and had made no sales.
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Judge Quieted Marion Real Estate Title in Summers Suit
District Judge A. B. Clark Thursday quieted title in Marion real estate in John Summers. The court also ordered Emmett Peacock and Bernice Peacock to execute a warranty deed to the premises, subject to certain liens. Summers alleged the Peacocks had not recorded a transfer under a purchase contract.
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A. B. Clark
Marion
John Summers
Emmett Peacock
Bernice Peacock
Summers
Peacocks
Schley Divorce Action Dismissed in District Court
Leo B. Schley filed for divorce from Minnie B. Schley in 1932 and the petition, filed November 16, 1932, was dismissed by the plaintiff before Judge A. B. Clark. The couple married in 1915.
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Leo B. Schley
Minnie B. Schley
A. B. Clark
Judge Dismisses Car Crash Suit In District Court
Judge H. C Ring dismissed a $125 auto damage action by Charles Bode against Mitchell S. Smith and the $80.55 counter claim after overruling both sides motions to dismiss. Costs will be split. The crash occurred on Second Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues SE on Jan 19, 1931.
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District
Charles Bode
Mitchell S. Smith
Smith
Bode
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Fourth and
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Divorce Granted to Gladys Chapman in District Court
Judge A B Clark granted Gladys Chapman a divorce from Russell Chapman on cruel and inhuman treatment. Russell Chapman was adjudged in default. Custody of a minor son awarded to the plaintiff and property rights settled. The marriage occurred in 1928.
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A. B Clark
Gladys Chapman
Russell Chapman
Johnson Learns Who Governor of Pennsylvania Is
PHILADELPHIA (UP) General Hugh S. Johnson said he knew Pennsylvania’s governor. In a labor meeting Mrs. Cornelius Bryce Pinchot asserted the governor is Gifford Pinchot, praising his support for the national recovery program and his call to enforce steel and coke regulations.
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Philadelphia
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Pennsylvania
Cornelis Bryce Pinchot
Gifford Pinchot
Artist Model With Broken Back Placed In New Barrel Bed
Catherine Swageerty a 21 year old artist model from Chicago suffers a broken back after a car crash. Doctors propose weeks in plaster but devise a barrel bed to preserve her Venus like figure. The device holds her head and feet lower than the torso, elevating the middle to resemble a barrel while she rests.
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Chicago
Catherine Swageerty
Catherine
Frances Willard Hospital
Carver
James A Valentine
Katherine
Funeral services for Mrs Mallie E Downs in Vinton
Funeral services for Mrs Mallie E Downs of Vinton will be held at the Vinton Methodist church at 2 PM Saturday. The Rev Charlies E Fort will officiate and burial will follow in Vinton cemetery.
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Vinton
Vinton Methodist Church
Charlies E Fort
Bural
Hold Rites For Monona Settler Aged 102
Special to The Gazette Monona funeral services were held for Jacob Sherbonda who died March 7 at 102 in the log cabin home near Monona where he lived most of his life. He came here ninety nine years ago with his parents and his family reared thirteen children in the cabin. His wife died several years ago. Indians once pitched tepees nearby to dig ginseng as stage coaches passed by the door.
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Monona
Jacob Sherbonda
Sherbonda
Linn Board Keeps Cara Jacobs In Linn County Relief
Linn county supervisors by resolution raised Miss Cara Jacobs salary to 300 dollars a month and matched California relief director Roy Branson to keep her as Linn county relief director. Miss Jacobs, who assumed the post last Sept 1, will stay at the helm as California offered a rapid departure. The board praised her efficiency and valued her services during the county relief program. She has social work experience in Madison Chicago Ul New York.
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Linn County
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California
Roy Branson
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Slayer Convicted In One Day Trial
Charles E. Graham, 49, was found guilty of the double ax murder of Mrs. Vernie Glazier and George Morris. The trial began Thursday morning and concluded Thursday night, setting a county record for speed in murder trials. he was sentenced to be executed at the state penitentiary in Colorado.
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Colo
Ins
Charles E. Graham
Colorado State Penitentiary
Vernie Glazier
George Morris
Does the skin breathe or absorb through contact
Personal Health Service by William Brady argues against the skin as a respiratory or absorption pathway. He notes medical consensus that the skin does not breathe, and medicines are not absorbed through intact skin but via inhalation or puncture. He criticizes misinformed schooling and quack theories.
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Quack Doctor Literature and Nostrum Promotion
Snoring and health advice letters from Dr Brady 1934
Readers ask about insect control and snoring remedies. Dr Brady answers brief health letters on nasal hygiene, iodine suggestions, and personal health questions, noting limited responses due to high volume and requesting a stamped self addressed envelope for letters.
Marion gets 6000 dollar PWA grant for sewer plant
The public works administration in Washington approved a 6000 grant toward Marion’s sewer disposal plant cost. Marion has spent 35000 on the project excluding work-relief labor, with construction aided by NRAs labor. An earlier 20000 grant and loan request was amended to grant only after 16000 in local bonds were sold. A sinking fund over years will help retire the debt by 1846.
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Washington, D. C
Marion
Associated Press
Decemer
PWA
Missionary Meeting and society notes from Marion
The Congregational Ladies Missionary society met at Mrs Ed Sigfred home with 25 members present. Talks covered the Missionary Herald and merger of Congregational magazines. A Jade Cross of Lu Chang play was presented by six women. Next meeting set for April 5 at Mrs Josephine Whitaker home. Various local notices follow, including visits, travels, and club events through Wilton Junction and Calmar.
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H. O. Allen
Missionary Herald
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America
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Lu Chang
Hunter Kennard
Tacoma
Wash
Josephine Whitaker
R. J Kendall
J. T. Christie
Neal Bunting
Emma Wallace
Frank Gillilan
John Birmingham
Addie Shumack
Fifth Avenue
Marion Shakespeare Club
Albert Bragg
Lillian Bleakly
Hattie Frager
H. G Stitzel
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