Hog Prices Slip Amid Weak Dressed Pork Market
Chicago reports a drop in dressed pork prices curbing hog market gains as receipts rise. Hogs 12 000 cattle 7 000 sheep 9 000 with prices easing from Friday and regional quotes softer in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Representative hog sales show varied weights and steady to lower trends as slaughter lambs and cattle move slowly.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Loringsne
Neceipta
Ventera
Omama
Butchers
Medina Wis
St, Paul
South ST Paul
Ucare West
Cattie
Local Hog Prices Slip Dime On Weaker Market
Local hog market trends show prices down by ten cents across all grades on Monday. Entry data lists varied ranges for hogs calves and cattle with packers and steers affected, reflecting softer demand and price adjustments.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Fragments
A scattered list of grocery and produce items with prices appears, including oranges, lemons, peppers, vegetables, and various fruits. The text shows inconsistent OCR with garbled names and numbers, giving a snapshot of a local market page with summed pricing for multiple items.
Markets in Chicago and New York See Mixed Activity
Readouts show scattered price moves across meats produce and dairy with some declines and others steady. Reports cite consumer staples like eggs butter and pork prices, with occasional gains in specialty items and noted shifts in wholesale receipts and cattle futures.
Bearish mood wins grain pit as prices slip on Monday
Chicago market reports a bear run with prices plunging across grains. Wheat May 91 cents, corn and oats also drop with rye sliding despite scattered support. Provisions ease, but fears over foreign events and cotton declines deepen liquidation.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Met
BeeSao
Grain Movement Report Highlights Wheat and Feed Prices
Grain market wire notes CHIC and Minneapolis reports show white wheat and durum bids, with No 1 and No 4 varieties trading. Prices hover around 12 to 20 dollars per cwt with futures and basis shifts, while market activity mentions Minnesota data, hard amber durum levels, and various U S ports and stations.
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Bethea
Ats
Ube
Wall Street Steady After Morning Declines Amid European Turmoil
U S stocks drifted in a mostly quiet session as concerns over Europe and weak commodities weighed. Heavy losses hit American Telephone General Motors Bethlehem and United States Steel while Public Service of New Jersey and Consolidated Gas showed resistance as trading in shares neared 620000 transfers.
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New York
Europe
American Telephone
US Steel
Montgomery Ward
General Motors
Bethlehem
Columbian Carbon
Public Service of
New Jersey
Consolidated Gas
US. Steel
Joan
Belmum
Wall Street
Sianchot
Ferchend.sers
Sieht
Flour market notes and exchange rate roundup
The snippet lists flour prices in Minneapolis and various foreign exchange quotes. It mentions shipments, bran prices, standard divisions, and a range of international rates including Sweden Denmark Poland and Argentina with numeric figures interspersed.
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Lote
New York
Helens
Sweden
Denmark
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Coechnst Cakin
Rowman A
Montreal
Bond Markets Show Mixed Trading Amid Inflation Tension
In New York the Treasury market barely moved as investors weighed inflation fears and shifting government yields. Traders reported tight volume and cautious sentiment with some notes slipping while others held firm, reflecting cautious activity in the bond market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Honda
B&b
Financial markets drift as foreign issues ease
Monied sentiment softened amid lower foreign prices and scattered declines. Major losers included Baltimore and Ohio Sigs, St Paul, Nickel Platers, and Southern Railway s with declines amid fears of Consolidated Gas and Union Pacific. Some gains appeared in outbound industrials and government bonds, while Liberty loans eased slightly.
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Baltimore and Ohio
St Paul
Southern Railways
Union
Western Taoson
Erie
Bethlehem Steel
Oulltranc
Spring Weather Bounces Back After Weekend Snow in Cedar Rapids
Spring fights through last weekend’s blizzard and drizzle as sunlight erases a one inch snow blanket. Temperatures rise from 28 at midnight to 36 at 9 am with afternoon climbs and readings near 40. Precipitation totals about .07 inches from snow and rain combined. The report cites Chambers Inskeep readings for the Cedar Rapids area.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercury
Chambers Inskeep
Ask Extension Of Water Mains To Enable New Homes To Be Erected
The Mansfield avenue area near Mount Vernon avenue and Memorial drive may get extended water mains to serve a new subdivision. The city council discussed feasibility informally on Monday, with spring construction possible if enough property owners show interest. The plan extends the Mansfield mains south to Meadow Rock Drive then west to Twenty Ninth Street and south on Twenty Month Street to Dalewood Avenue, then west to Memorial drive where the city main exists. The project would cost about $3,500, funded by city finance. Pipe already purchased last fall would be used.
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Mansfield Avenue
Mount Vernon Avenue
Memorial Drive
Meadowrock Drive
Twentyninth Street
Twentymonth Street
Dalewood Ave
Rasley Dies at 80 After Stroke in Cedar Rapids
William C. Rasley of Cedar Rapids died at his son Horace Rasley’s home at 2 30 PM Saturday after a stroke. Born in Columbus Junction, he lived much of his life in Vinton where he ran a shoe repair shop for nearly fifty years. Survived by sons J A and H E in Cedar Rapids Harry in Los Angeles and W P in Minneapolis. Body to Vinton for services at Fry Alcorn chapel Tuesday at 10 30 AM with burial in Vinton.
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William C. Rasley
Cedar Rapids
Horace E. Rasley
Center Point Road
Mr. Rasley
Columbus Junction
Vinton
Ham
J. A
H. E. Rasley
Harry Rasley
Los Angeles
Calif
W. P. Rasley
Minneapolis
Fry-Alcorn
Infant Ethel Hines Dies At Home In Cedar Rapids
Ethel two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Hines died at the family residence 811 Thirteenth Street NE at 410 a m Sunday after a three weeks illness Survived by parents four sisters Beulah Lavonne Frances Blaine and Dennis at home and grandparents Rob Gray of Independence and Mr and Mrs Manley Hines of Minneapolis Funeral services in Turner chapel at 1 pm Tuesday then graveside at Independence at 3 pm The Rev W A Montgomery will officiate Friends may call chapel until noon Tuesday.
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Ethel
Ray Hines
Thirteenth Street
Beulah
Lavonne
Frances
Blaine
Dennis
Rob Gray
Independence
Manley Hines
Minneapolis
Turner Chapel
W. A. Montgomery
American Engineers Kidnapped in Mexico by Bandits
A report to the American embassy states an American engineer named Fowler was kidnapped Sunday at the La Leonora line in Jalapa Zaratecas. Another American, Foster, escaped a similar fate. The raid involved about thirty bandits led by Solis de Jalisco. First names of the captives are not available.
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Mexico City
INS
Fowler
la Leonora Line
Jalapa
Zaratecas
Foster
Solis de
Famed Newspapermen Photographs Unveiled in Ohio
In Columbus the Ohio Suite university school of journalism unveiled autographed portraits of eleven noted editors and writers. The subjects include James M. Cox, Rob ert McCormick, Walter Lippmann, Kent Cooper, Paul Block, Laula Wiley, James A Patterson, Karl Bickel, William Allen White, and others. Portraits were arranged by Prof. James F. Pollard, acting director, showcasing leaders from Dayton, Chicago, New York, Toledo, Emporia, and more.
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Columbus
Ohio Suite University
School of Journalism
James F. Pollard
Sehool
James M. Cox
Dayton
Springfield
Miami
Robert McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Walter Lippmman
Kent Cooper
Associated Preas
Paul Block
Toledo
Laula Wiley
New York Times
J M Aatterson
New York Daily News
Karl Bickel
United Pros Aamociation
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
Gavette
Ey Howard
Cerippa-s
Howard Newspapera
Robert P. Scrippia
Scrippie Howard Newspapera
Births Reported for March at St Luke’s Hospital
Birth notices list a son born March 17 to Mr and Mrs Douglas Grant at St Luke’s hospital 3123 Devenue NE Also a son born March 17 to Mr and Mrs Alfred Srons Coggan at St Luke’s hospital Oak ParkUt a daughter born March 16 to Mr and Mrs Walker Whitmore Whitmore formerly Mil dred Herkner of Cedar Rapids
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Douglas Grant
St. Luke's Hospital, Norn
Alfred Srons
Coggan
St. Luke's Hospital
Oak Park
Mra Walker
Whitmore
Mildred Herkner
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Ann Wallace
James J. Wallace
FHA Mortgage Insurance Urged By Des Moines Official
Carl D. Whitney of Des Moines, FHA Iowa chief valuator, spoke to Cedar Rapids real estate interests urging use of FHA title 2 mortgage insurance to obtain housing loans. He said government grading of risk stabilizes mortgage securities and real estate values, boosts private money, and improves housing standards and neighborhood planning.
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Carl D. Whitney
Des Moines
Federal Housing Administration
Iowa
FHA
Y.M.C.A
Cedar Rapids
Whitney
Demand Too Heavy So Street Dept Refuses Muddy Car Removals
Frank K. Hahn commissioner of public improvements told Cedar Rapids motorists that cars stuck on dirt streets will not be pulled out by the department. Drivers must pay to have their vehicles removed moving forward.
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Frank K. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Public Improvement Department
Hahn
Improvement Department
Four youths sentenced in assault with intent robbery case
Two of six arrested young men faced district court before Judge F. O. Ellison on assault with intent to rob charges. Augustine Murillo received an indeterminate five year term to Anamosa state reformatory, Ralph Stuart an indeterminate five year term to Fort Madison state penitentiary.
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F. O. Ellison
Augustine Murillo
C Avenue
Anamosa State Reformatory
Ralph Stuart
Hull Avenue
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Stuart
J. M. Smith
Eighteenth Street
Whitlam Park
Smith
Roger Myers
Fifth Avenue SE
G. K. Thompson
Ellison
Mason Smith
Fifth Street SE
Merle Leggett
Anamosa
George Wilkes
Delevan Hotel
Wilkes
Smith Robery
Clothing Entanglement Causes Fall At Skelly Service Station
Emma M. Edmonds sues Skelly Oil for 2950 in a personal injury claim. She says her clothing became tangled in barbed shrubs beside a Skelly station at First Avenue and Tenth Street E, causing her to slip and fall on December 18. The case was heard by a district court jury before Judge John T. Moffit.
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John T. Moffit
Emma M. Edmonds
Skelly Oil Company
Skelly
Flrst Avenue
Tenth Street
Woman Is Fined On Drunk Driving Charge
Helen Litsey, 33, pled guilty to drunk driving in district court. Judge F. O. Ellison fined her 300 dollars plus costs, suspended the balance on good behavior with 150 dollars and costs paid, and prohibited vehicle operation for three months. She was arrested March 7 after a collision near A avenue and Sixth street NE, reported by police.
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Helen Litsey
F. O. Ellison
Po-Lce
Sixth Street
Marion man pleads not guilty on liquor charge
Harold Vahl of Marion pled not guilty in district court Monday morning and posted a $300 bond before Judge F. O. Ellison. The charge arose after a Marion garage visit by Federal Agent R. H. Taylor and Deputy Sheriff Dick Pay, who reported seizing one and one half pints of alleged alcohol.
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Harold Vahl
Marion
F. O. Ellison
Vahl
R. H. Taylor
Dick Pay
Marion News Highlights Local Events And Accidents
A Cedar Rapids crash near Dawley street injures Mrs. C J Culver and Dale McEnamy with Dorothy Hrdlicka as a passenger. Others return home after a sister’s death, and a DeMolay banquet honors Legion of Honor members. Various club meetings, parties, and visits populate the community notices.
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C. J. Culver
First Avenue
Marion
Dawley Street
Cedar Rapids
First Avenue E
Dale McEnamy
McEnamy
Dorothy Hrdlicka
Nineteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Striking Color Split Puzzle Baffles Doctors
In Los Angeles a three year old boy named Wilford Price shows two distinct color characteristics. The left side of his hair blue eye and very fair complexion contrast with the right side’s red hair brown eye and darker skin. Doctors cannot explain the split complexions.
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Los Angeles
INS
Wilford Price
Wilford
Stinger Celebrates 90th Birthday In Marion Community
Mrs. Harriet Stinger of 525 South Eleventh Street marked her ninetieth birthday with family visiting for dinner including her brother C. O. Randall and niece Arvilla Randall of Cedar Rapids. A lifelong Marion resident since 1852, she remains active, walking daily when weather permits, and living with her son-in-law and daughter E. E. Parsons.
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Harriet Stinger
South Eleventh Street
Marion
C. O. Randall
Arvilla Randall
Cedar Rapids
Delaware County
Ohio
Martelle
Forty seventh anniversary surprise at Knox home
Former neighbors gathered Saturday evening at the Knox residence east of Marion to celebrate Mr and Mrs William Knoxs forty seventh wedding anniversary. They played five hundred and then enjoyed refreshments with guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Black Miss Eva Black Mr and Mrs Louis White and son Mason George Holsinger Mr and Mrs S L Hiland Mr and Mrs James Leeks and son Darrell Mr and Mrs E F Cherry and daughter Nell and Mr Martin.
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William Knox
Marion
Charles Black
Eva Black
Louis White
Mason
George Holsinger
S. L. Hiland
James Leeks
Darrell
E. F. Cherry
Nell
Mr. Martin
Funeral services for George C Fernow held at Yocom chapel
Funeral services for George C. Fernow, a prominent farmer living east of Marion for over 80 years, were held Saturday afternoon at the Yocom chapel with Rev. W. E. Fisher officiating. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery.
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George Fernow
George C. Fernow
Marion
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Rudolph Fitzgerald
Claude Scott
A. J. Taube
C. E. Blinks
A. L. Bright
W. Z. Jackson
Oak Shade Cemetery
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Ethel Beach
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New York City
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Iowa City
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Public Health Professional Project
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Mrs. Boyd
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C. J. Biddle
Coe College
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Rebekah Lodge No
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Charles
Logansport
Ind
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Ciras
John Lines
Bobby
Ladies Aid Society of
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Linn County
Maggie Taylor
Thomas Taylor
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Jean Lehigh
Brary Auditorium
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