Hogs Fall as Buyers Refuse Trade Amid Lower Prices in Chicago
Chicago hog market loosened as buyers avoided higher bids with prices cut 10 to 15 cents from Monday. Weights over 200 pounds ranged to $9.60, 140-200 pounds $9.00 to $9.55, packing sows about $8.80 to $8.90. receipts 13,000. Cattle steady to slightly higher with top cattle at $14.00. calves added activity, yearlings solid. Iowa hog receipts show 11,600 for 24 hours, prices eased 5-15 cents. Des Moines and Waterloo report similar dips across weight classes.
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Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
Tapi
Dent Agriculture
Minnesota
PRLSS
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Certs Tower
Certs
Austin
Austin Minn
Chicago Livestock
API
U 5 Dept Agriculture
Hevfers
Abo
ST. Paul
ST Paul
Gonde
Mondovich
Hogs weaker on local market across all grades
Local market hog prices slip with all grades down five cents. Sinclair hog prices show good hogs by weight bands with 140-150 Ibs around 8.05 to 8.30, 150-160 Ibs near 8.68, and other ranges listed for packers and calves. Cattle and sheep markets also indicate steady to weaker trends with varied quotes by weight and class.
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Sinclair Tog Market
Sinclairs
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices and Listings
A garbled Cedar Rapids page lists various farm goods and wholesale items with prices. Entries include grain types such as oats rye barley corn shelled and ear, live stock weights for hens stags leghorns and cocks, eggs wholesale fruits vegetables and canned goods with scattered prices for lemons oranges peppers and other produce. The text reads like a miscellaneous market inventory with numerous typos and misprints.
Grain Movement and Prices from Minneapolis Market Report
A detailed grain market snapshot from Minneapolis includes Wheat No 2 cash at 95954, Corn No 4 and No 4 stocks, Oats samples improving, Rye no sales, Soybeans No 2 at 1.00, Barley 12, Timothy and Clover seed prices, and lard values. Receipts and protein specs for Wheat and Corn show varied bids, with durum and hard red varieties noted and multiple lots (No 1 and No 2) described.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Uae
Grain Prices Jump and Drift on Chicago Board
Grain prices moved nervously over a wide range on the Chicago board as sentiment shifted. Wheat finished 33 cents lower to 1% cents. corn and oats mixed with only slight gains or losses. cash prices unchanged with light receipts and about 56,000 bushels of cash grain sold in early trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Washington
Foreign Exchange
Liverpool
Bond Market Shifts Amid Weak Demand in New York
New York traders faced a softer bond atmosphere as Treasury issues and government securities moved at reduced volume. Prices for Liberty, Treasury and corporate issues showed small gains or steady quotes, while foreign demand remained uncertain and some industrial sectors softened.
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New York
AP | Dame + corporation
Washington
Freeleeh Moerdas
Industra
National Dairy S
IML
Treasury
Community Center Plans Hotel for Cherokee Smoky Park Visitors
A community center on the Cherokee reservation in North Carolina will include a hotel to accommodate tourists visiting the Smoky Mountain National Park. The project aims to boost regional tourism and provide lodging for guests.
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North Carolina
Smoky iMountan National Park
Wall St. Stocks Show Ragged Demeanor Amid Selloff
Spasmodic selling left the market looking irregular as U S Steel, American Telephone and Standard of New Jersey resisted declines while Case, Du Pont, American Can, Johns Manville fell about a point. American Sugar and Owens-Illinois dropped about 4 and 5 points with heavy late volume.
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New York
U. S Steel
American Telephone
Standard
N.J
Case
DuPont
American Can
Johns Manville
American Sugar
Owens Ilinois
United Fruit
Union Pacific
U. S
du Pont
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Westinghouse Electric
Western Union
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Pennsylvania
N. Y. Central
Roosevelt
Congress
Huey Denies Filibuster Blocking Job Aid Bill
In Washington a demand by Senator Logan to end debate on the 4.88 billion work relief bill triggered denials from Senator Long that he is filibustering for an unknown aim. Senator Costigan proposed broadening the bill to include useful public works while Chairman Glass defended its wide scope.
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Washington
Logan
Senate
Long
Costigan
Colo
Glass
Appropriations Committee
Ouida Keeton Sentenced to Life for Mississippi Murder
In Laurel Mississippi Ouida Keeton 33 was found guilty of murder in the death of her mother Daisy Keeton who had been missing since January 19 Her punishment was life imprisonment Carter her former employer was indicted and held in Jackson as the state claimed a pair of legs belonged to the missing woman
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Laurel
Ouida Keeton
Daisy Keeton
Miss Keeton
W. M. Carter
Carter
Jackson
Temperatures Rally After 21 Degree Morning in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids saw a 21 degree low at 7 am with a rapid climb to 30 by 10 am and 37 by 1 15 pm under fair skies. Monday's highs reached 34 at 2 30 pm with 29 at 7 pm and 25 at midnight as clouds then increased.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Death of Rock Island conductor George W. Smith
George Wallace Smith veteran Rock Island conductor died at home 1237 Third Avenue SE at 6:10 am Tuesday after two months illness. Born January 17, 1877 in State Center Iowa, he worked for B R N starting 1896, lived in Estherville Worthington then Cedar Rapids, preferred Minnesota division later. Survived by wife Stella and son Wallace Franklin Smith. Funeral Thursday at Turner chapel at 2 pm Burial details not provided. He held multiple fraternal memberships including Crescent lodge A F and A M No 25 Iowa Consistory No 2 El Kabir Shrine Cedar chapter O E S Gethsemane White Shrine No 1 and Order of Railway Conductors.
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George Wallace Smith
Rock Island
Third Avenue SE
State Center
Iowa
B . R. and
Cedar Rapids
Estherville
Worthington
Minn
Minnesota
Stella B .Crarer
Ellsworth
Wallace Franklin Smith
Crescent Lodge
A. F
A. M
el Kabir
Cedar Chapter
Gethsemane White
Order of Railway
Turner Chapel
Obituary notices for Carl Peterson and Clare Neighbour
Carl Peterson of Cedar Rapids died at 5 p.m. Monday after illness since Jan 1 at a local hospital. He was born July 6 1882 in Menomonie Wisconsin and lived in Cedar Rapids since 1923. Survived by widow Claudia son Ole parents Ole Peterson and Mrs Christina Peterson, three sisters and three brothers. The Gaffney Moore chapel will hold service at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Clare L Neighbour 42 former Cedar Rapids resident died at Kansas City General Hospital at 1 p.m. Sunday after an operation. He left a widow and five children Marion Willard Joyce Enid Bonnie, all at home, plus three sisters and a brother. The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids for funeral announcements later.
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Eighth Avenue SE
Menomonie
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Claudia
Ole
Ole Peterson
Wheeler
Inga Tischman
Ragna Hansen
Eau Claire
Clare L. Neighbour
Independence
General Hospital
Kansas City
Center Point
Marion
Willard
Joyce
Enid
Bonnie
Neva Neighbour
Detroi
Mich
Olga
Eileen
Funeral services for Patrick Minihan Moynihan at St Patrick’s Fairfax
Funeral services for Patrick Moynihan, who died recently, will be held at St Patrick’s Church Fairfax on Wednesday at 9 am conducted by Rev Father J Buzynski. Burial follows at Mount Calvary Cemetery Fairfax. He is survived by brother Michael of Cedar Rapids. Friends may call Tuesday evening at Monahan chapel from which the funeral party departs at 8 15 am Wednesday. Report name Moynihan in The Gazette yesterday.
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Patrick Minihan
Independence
St Patricks Church
Fairfax
J. Buzynski
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Michael
Cedar Rapids
Monahan Chapel
Moynihan
Funeral rites for Mrs Kilda J Reed set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Kilda Jean Reed will be held in the Turner chapel Wednesday at 2 pm with the Rev Blaine R Hyten officiating. Burial will follow at Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call at the Turner chapel until 9 pm Tuesday.
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Kilda Jean Reed
Turner Chapel
Blaine R Hyten
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Emma Farr in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Mrs Emma F Farr are set for 2 p.m. on Wednesday at the Beatty chapel conducted by Rev Harold E Mayo. Burial will follow at Oak Hall cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel Tuesday evening from 7 to 9.
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Emma F Farr
Beatty Chapel
Harold E Mayo
Oak Hall Cemetery
Robert Boyd Funeral Services at Grace Episcopal
Funeral services for Robert Boyd will be held Wednesday at 10 am in Grace Episcopal church conducted by Father Mc Laughlin. Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial Park.
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Robert Boyd
Grace Episcopal Church
Father McLaughlin
Cedar Memorial Park
Wallace and Newlin elected to Marion school board
Wallace wins a three year term on the Marion school board with 301 votes while Fred C. Newlin is reelected by one vote over A R McElwain 266 to 265. A total of 438 votes were cast and election judges and a clerk were named.
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James J. Wallace
Fred C. Newlin
A. R. McElwain
Marion
A. A. Schenken
H. G. Stitzel
A. E. Granger
Iowa House Passes Bill Legalizing Pay Cuts to Officials
The Iowa House approved a measure ratifying compensation for state county and township officers after the supreme court deemed pay cuts unconstitutional. The bill excludes judges and now heads to the Senate where it was previously deferred. Lawmakers also debated a wheat and corn importation limit and introduced 45 new measures, including a progressive income tax plan.
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Forty-fifth General Assembly
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Keokuk
Supreme
District Courts
Senate
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Ben Doran
Boone
Congress
Doran
New CCC Quota Enrolled in Linn County
A new quota of civilian conservation corps workers will be enrolled in Linn county and depart for CCC camps between April 1 and 6. Miss Cora Jacobs, Linn county relief director, said honorably discharged CCC veterans may re-enroll, with relief families’ men given priority.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Linn County
CCC
Cora Jacobs
Births Report From Local Addresses and Mercy Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Earl at Waveland drive NW a ten pound son Andrew Charles. Born to Mr and Mrs John Kazimour Otis road SE a son March 9 at Mercy hospital. Born to Dr and Mrs J Norman Bickert 1916 Glenway drive SE a daughter March 11 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shifflet 720 Sixth street SE a son March 11 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Castek of Fairfax a son March 11 at Mercy hospital.
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Waveland Drive
Andrew Charles
John Kazimour
Otis Road
Mercy Hospital
J. Norman Bickert
Glenway Drive
Kenneth Shifflet
Sixth Street
Louis Castek
Fairfax
Second School Concert Tonight At Marion High
A large crowd attended the first concert by Marion high school’s vocal and instrumental departments in the Lincoln building. The second concert begins at 7 30 with a small admission fee. Tonight’s program features many solos and small groups led by Miss Rose Wilcox and Paul Popejoy, with juniors, chorus, and band pieces.
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Marion High School
Lincoln
Monticello
Boys’ Glee Club
Helen Pyle
Robert Kennedy
Grass Quartet
Arminta Davidson
Boys’ Quartet
Lorraine Cruise
Lillian Ann Harding
Girls’ Glee Club
Masons Observe Same Hour Meeting Led by Iowa Grand Master
About eighty Masons from Marion lodge No 6 and Trojan lodge No 548 gathered Monday for the Every Mason in Lodge at the Same Hour event called by Burton H Saxton Iowa grand master Past masters from both lodges were featured in the program with addresses The Marion Nature and Garden club and several other local groups held meetings and activities throughout the day including tomorrows events and hospital notes involving local residents.
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Marion Lodge
A. F
A. M
Trojan Lodge
Burton H. Saxton
Iowa
Trojan Lodges
H. F. Breed
No. 6
John M. Thompson
Trojan
C. J. Biddle
Cedar Rapids
John M. Walters
Mrs George Lines Dies After Three Months Ill
Mrs. George Lines aged 86 dies after a three month illness in Cedar Rapids Hospital. She was born Oct 6 1874 in Savanna Illinois and lived in Marion. She leaves George Lines, three sons John Frank Fred, a daughter Leta Rose McCune, two sisters and other relatives. Funeral services are set for Yocom chapel Wednesday at 2 pm with burial in Savanna. A benefit card party and local notices follow in Grove City Rebekah lodge activities.
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George Lines
Seventeenth Street
Cedar Rapids
Ella Belle Smith
Frank Smith
Savanna
Til
Marion
George Lines Dee
George
Nelleta
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