Hog Prices Rise Amid Modestly Active Trade In Cattle Markets
In a moderately active session, hogs advanced about 10 cents from Friday with over 200 pound weights peaking near 9.75. Limited supply, around 13 000 new animals including 7 000 direct, fueled the uptick as outside markets showed strength up to 20 cents higher. Cattle receipts reached 12 000, with fat lambs weak early and sheep holding steady as slaughter lamb bids hovered below 8.75.
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Grain Movement and Wheat Prices in Chicago Cash Market
Grain movement reports show Chicago cash grain activity with wheat sales around 82 cents to 85 cents for various No 3 and No 4 classes and mixed lots. Receipts and prices for dark northern, protein levels, and related wheat futures are noted, with several price figures and lots listed for May and July contracts.
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Local Hog Market Edges Up on Monday Trade
Hog prices rose 5 to 10 cents in granous grades with top at 9.55. Sinclair Hog Market lists truck hogs by weight and grade, including good hogs 140-180 lbs at 55 cents and various bands up to 290 lbs. Calf and sale market data follow, alongside cattle and sheep figures and packer price ranges for different weight classes.
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Goods
A Cedar Rapids listing shows prices for grains including wheat oats rye and barley with dozens of entries. It also lists wholesale fruits vegetables and produce such as oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes and lettuce along with hides tonics and other goods and their prices.
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Ile Leehorn
Texas
Bond Markets Show Mixed Trading Amid Treasury Outlook
Early activity in lightweight bond markets saw small volume and unclear direction as investors weighed potential devaluation concerns and the Treasury’s rate path. Dealers noted tentative demand for refunding issues while government securities futures showed modest gains and stayed cautious.
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Grain prices fall sharply on Chicago trading floor
Bearish sentiment drives a broad selloff at the Chicago Board of Trade with wheat down about 15 percent, corn off 2 to 2 1/2 cents, and oats down 4 percent as May wheat and July corn hit new season lows amid scattered precipitation worries and ongoing foreign exchange volatility.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Market News Briefs on Sugar Prices and Fees
A brief market note from New York reports raw sugar form fees and meduately price movements. It mentions refined sugar and slight edits to pricing terms.
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New York
Cotton Price Drop Triggers Weaker Wall Street Session
The New York stock market retreated after a wide cotton price break. Major issues such as U S Steel Bethlehem National Distillers Cerro De Pasco and Union Pacific fell fractions to about two points, while transfers reached roughly 680000 shares.
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Pennsylvania
Chrysler
American Smelting
Westinghouse Electric
Market Notes From Adams Express and Major Stocks
A dense list of stock prices and quotations appears from Adams Express and major exchanges. The page catalogs prices for numerous companies across sectors including steel, automotive, chemicals, and utilities, with entries for names like Caterpillar, Ford, General Electric, Sears Roebuck, U.S. Steel, and more. The compilation reflects daily market activity with bid and ask figures and notable movers in the Chicago and national markets.
Pope Pius Calls Secret Consistory To Meet April 1
Vatican officials announce a secret consistory set for April 1 to approve the canonization of Thomas More and Bishop John Fisher. Cardinal Pacelli to be named Camerlengo as the papal see awaits a new pope. The sacred college is expected to be expanded from 51 to near 70 members.
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Henry
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John Fisher
Rochester
More
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Council Refuses Plea To Reopen Club Harlem
Jesse Taylor appears before the city council to reopen Club Harlem at 329 Ninth Avenue SE after its liquor license was revoked following a raid. The council rejects the request unless Taylor applies for an active proprietor permit. he cites about 225 tied up as a stake but lacks funds to qualify.
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Jesse Taylor
Second Street
Harlem
Ninth Avenue SE
George Turner
Taylor
Deaths Robert Boyd longtime Quaker Oats employee
Robert Boyd master mechanic at the Quaker Oats plant died after a paralytic stroke at home 239 Sinclair avenue SE Cedar Rapids at 6 45 am Monday He born March 21 1865 in Dumfrie Scotland came to America 45 years ago lived in Cedar Rapids 34 years Survived by widow a son William A Boyd of Memphis three daughters Lillian Hopker Grace Stroppel Flora and four grandchildren Also sisters Mary Bagnall Scotland Margaret Ross Scotland Nellie Campbell New York state brothers James Akron Charles Scotland Funeral announcements to be announced Turner chapel closed to visitors
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Quaker Oats Company
Sinclair Avenue
Dumphrie
Scotland
America
Cedar Rapids
William A. Boyd
Memphis
Tenn
Lillian Hopker
Grace Stroppel
Flora Boyd
Mary Bagnall
Cleveland
Margaret Ross
Nellie Campbell
New York State
James
Akron
Charles
Boyd
Order of Scottish Clan
Chicago
Modern Woodmen
Ben Hur
Scot Society of
Grace Episcopal Church
Turner Chapel
Funeral of John Kennedy at Springville Wednesday
Funeral services for John Kennedy, 75, retired farmer of Mount Vernon, who died in a Cedar Rapids hospital, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Springville.
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Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids
Methodist Church
Springville
Mrs Kilda Reed Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs Kilda Jean Reed born June 25 1870 in Kentucky died at 902 B avenue NW Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Survived by husband John W Reed two daughters Mrs Edward Buresh and Mrs Elmer Vorel both of Fairfax three sons Vernon Everett and Thomas all of Cedar Rapids ten grandchildren and a member of the Christian church. Friends may call at a later date.
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John Reed
B Avenue NW
Kentucky
Cedar Rapids
John W. Reed
Edward Buresh
Elmer Vorel
Fairfax
Vernon
Everett
Thomas
Christian Church
Turner Chapel
Mrs Emma Farr Rites Set. 79 Die In Cedar Rapids
Emma F Farr aged 79 died at the family home 124 Fifth Street SW Cedar Rapids at 9 39 am Monday after a long illness She was born in New York June 8 1855 and lived in Cedar Rapids over forty years Survived by husband M F Farr two children Mrs Roy Pratt Cedar Rapids Roy J Farr Chicago one sister Mrs Edward A Nixon Chicago and a grandson Douglas Pratt Milwaukee Funeral services will be held in Beatty chapel with time to be announced Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery
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M F Farr
Fifth Street
New York State
Cedar Rapids
Addiiion
Roy Pratt
Roy J. Farr
Chicago
Edward A Nixon
Douglas Pratt
Milwaukee
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Joel F Grimes Owen at Cedar Rapids home
Joel F Grimes Owen died at his Cedar Rapids parents home after a long illness. He was born September 14 1906 in Clio Iowa and lived in Cedar Rapids fifteen years. Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel Tuesday at 11 am with Rev Baumgartner officiating. The body will be taken to day for further services and burial. friends may call Turner chapel until noon Tuesday.
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D S. Barton
Seventh Street
Clio
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Deaths: Wilbur Payton former Cedar Rapids resident
Wilbur Thomas Payton 22 of Fair Grove Missouri died March 6 at his home after a short illness. He lived here several years before moving to Missouri seven years ago. Survived by his parents Mr and Mrs W T Payton a brother Jack of Fair Grove and sister Mrs Freda Stanfield of Springfield Missouri. Services and burial held in Fair Grove.
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Cedar Rapids
Fair Grove
Carl Reese
Eighth Avenue
Missouri
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Jack
Freda Stanfield
Springfield
Death of Patrick C Moynihan 87 Independence Iowa
Patrick C Moynihan 87 died at Independence after a long farming life. A Cedar Rapids resident since 1924 he was born in La Salle Illinois to Garnett and Catherine Moynihan. He farmed at Fairfax for ten years and later farmed in Nebraska. Burial will be at Fairfax Wednesday with viewing at Monahan chapelTuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
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Iown
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Local Woman’s Uncle G E Hancock Dies in Akron
Mrs Kenneth E Cornell of 848 Sixteenth Street SE was notified Sunday of the death of her uncle G. E. Hancock. He died Saturday at the home of his son Edward in Akron Ohio. Funeral services were to be held at 1:30 p m Monday in Rockford Edward Hancock was formerly in charge of the collector s office.
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Marion Man Fatally Injured Falling From Barn Roof
Lank D. Hendrickson aged 57 of Marion died after a twenty foot fall from a barn roof while carrying shingles on a farm north west of Alburnett. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Yo com chapel Marion with burial in Center Point cemetery. Hendrickson born March 1 1877 married Maude Sherman Dee 1902. Survived by wife a daughter Oma Kruger son Marion five brothers four sisters and an uncle. He belonged to Marion lodge A F and A M Marion chapter O E S Methodist church and Knights of Pythias. Died Sunday at Cedar Rapids hospital after injury.
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New York
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Irish native Timothy Curtin dies after brief illness
Timothy Curtin 88 died at 10 45 p m Saturday at his daughter's home 1925 Eighth avenue after a brief illness Born in Ladysbridge County Cork Ireland January 27 1847 he came to the United States as a young man He was married to Anna Montford who preceded him in death Survived by son James Carlin Marion and daughter Mrs Frank Lafferty Marion and three grandchildren Funeral services will be held at St Joseph s Catholic church Tuesday at 9 a m with Rev T J Mc Elliott officiating Burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery Also invited are all women to a Federation of Women s Clubs meeting Tuesday at 2 30 in the public library auditorium Demonstration of hooked rugs by Mrs C A Dykes and singing by Mrs M Olive Lucas and Mrs Glenn Kinser The Grove City Rebekah lodge No 35 degree staff are asked to meet for practice after the lodge meeting tonight at 7 30 in I O O F hall.
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Escanaba
Mich
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Hamer Babe Dies at Four Days Old
Michael Jacob Hamer four day old son of Mr and Mrs William Hamer of 954 Sixteenth Avenue SW died at a local hospital Sunday at 430 PM. Survived by three brothers Allen David and Morgan at home. Funeral services held at Turner chapel Monday 230 PM conducted by Dr S B Miller.
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William Hamer
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Fish Tries To End Life On Eve Of Murder Trial
In White Plains New York Albert Fish 65 goes on trial for the Grace Budd murder. The grandfatherly figure admits sexual aberrations and faces possible death if found sane. On the eve of trial he attempted suicide by tearing at his abdomen with a sharpened bone. Earlier he was found with alcohol soaked cotton in his body.
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New Yorker Falls 11 Stories to Death at Palmer House
In Chicago Louis C. Moeckel age about 51 from New York City leaped or fell from a 17th floor window of the Palmer House hotel. His body landed on a sixth floor court roof. Papers on him show he had been named executive secretary of the metal bed and spring division of the National Association of Bedding Manufacturers by the national code authority.
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Birth at St Luke's Hospital linked to Massachusetts tax plan
Dee Hungerford was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hungerford of Latimer Iowa on March 10 at St Luke's hospital. The item notes Massachusetts plans a one dollar annual tax on all male citizens over 20 to support indigent aid and the old age pension system.
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High School Music Programs Tonight at Lincoln Auditorium
The first of two high school music programs is set for 7 30 pm in the Lincoln school auditorium with a small admission fee. Featured performers include the boys glee club Carrie Hanson baritone girls sextet Lyla Manson tuba woodwind sextet Donald Bragg trombone mixed chorus Billy Campbell tenor girls glee club Robert Manson bass and the concert band. A second program will be Tuesday evening with mostly different numbers except for the large groups.
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Marion School Election Opens Polls to 7 Tonight
Polls for the Marion school election are open in the Marion Service Club office until 7 pm with three candidates for two directorships Fred Newlin James J Wallace and A R McElwain as Dr H G Stitzel declines reelection. Also notes community club meetings and visits among local clubs and residents.
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James J. Wallace
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Negro Executed for Death of Two Girls in Virginia
Philip Jones, a Black man, was executed in the electric chair at Virginia State Penitentiary for the murder of two white girls in Clifton Forge last November. The case drew regional attention as authorities confirmed the sentence was carried out Monday morning.
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Virginia State Penitentiary
Clifton Forge
Hagerman gets ten year term in depot break in case
Phillip Hagerman 28 of Chicago received an indeterminate ten year sentence in Fort Madison state penitentiary after a district court hearing. He was arrested 1 40 am Sunday by railroad agent Jim Tolson on the Milwaukee depot second floor for breaking and entering. Evidence included hundreds of dollars in checks made out to various people dated March 2, a master padlock key and a file end likely used as a punch. He admitted prior time at Anamosa for grand larceny.
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Gazette Want Ads Offer Mail-Reply for Outsider Readers
Out-of-town readers may respond to Gazette Want Ads by writing a letter to The Gazette Want Ad Department. The note explains that only phone numbers are provided in the ads for cross-checking and follow-up.
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