Hog Receipts Drive Slump in Chicago Live Hogs
Chicago AP reports thursday receipts 16 000 hogs with 7 000 direct and overall prices 8 50 to 8 70 for top hogs, down 25c from Wednesday and over a dollar below recent peak. Steers, cows and lambs show weakness with mix of bids and tops noted across cattle and sheep markets.
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Chicago
Wight Hogs
No. Ave. Amt
Fed Western Lambs
FED Westerns
API
Ius Dept. Agriculture
Iite
Arly
ST. Paul
SOUTH ST _ PAUL
AP US
Dent Agriculture
Atrang Wetchts
Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason Coity
Omaha
APK
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Local hog prices slump presses top to eight fifty
Local pork market shows continued decline with Wednesday cuts of 25 to 35 cents across various grades driving the top price to 8.50.
Dust storms lift wheat prices on Chicago grain market
Dust storms swept the winter wheat belt from South Dakota to Texas Panhandle boosting grain values on the Chicago board. Wheat May rose to 93 42 cents with other grains Gained modestly as traders eyed crop damage risk and Liverpool gains supported futures.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Black Hill
South Dakota
Texas Panhandle
Kansas
Nebraska
Grain Exchange
Texas
Kansas City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Grain and farm products listed with mixed unit prices for Wheat Oats Rye Barley Corn hens springs cocks hens eggs and hides. Also wholesale fruit and vegetables including oranges navels Texas grapefruit lemons potatoes bananas celery cabbage onions oysters and hides with various price points and unit measures.
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Texas
Chicago Produce Markets Summary
Chicago market notes show butter receipts and steady prices with various creamery and firsts grades. eggs receipts 15 045 and unchanged prices. live poultry receipts 19 trucks with mixed prices across hens, rock, leghorn, and turkeys. potatoes receipts 9 on track and US No 1 russets with varied prices and weak to moderate demand. New York butter cheese and live poultry prices steady. Chicago futures show butter March to November quotes and egg futures with March storage firsts.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Reese
Wisconsin
Michigan
Idaho
Florida
Bliss
New York
Bond Markets Steady Amid Mixed Trading on Wednesday
New York bond listings showed steadiness across most issues with few recording strong trading interest. U S government bonds closed firmer with Liberty and Treasury notes posting modest gains as European debt reassessed after earlier weakness.
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New York
Armour and Company
Santa Fe
International Telephone 5S Postal Telegraphs
Erie 5S
U. Ss. Bonds
US Bonds
Liberty 3
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
Grain Market Roundup From Minneapolis to Chicago Declines Mixed
Chicago cash grain quotes list Wheat No 2 hard at 84, Corn No 2 yellow 83 to 80s, No 3 yellow 79 80, Oats No 3 white 46, Soy Beans No 2 yellow 102 nominal. Minneapolis listing shows Wheat receipts 6 cars vs 8 year ago, No 1 northern 1065⁄4, dark northern 111⁄4, protein levels 10 to 14 percent, Durum prices up to 1293.01, May 1013, July 987 1? cents.
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Misneapolis
Minneapolis
Chicago
North‘west
Duluth
Minnespolis
J E. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Tel & Tel
Johns Manville
Alaska Juneau
Kayser, Julius
Allegheny Corp
Kelly Spsid
Alfred Chen
Kelvinator
Allis Chalmers
Kennecott Cop
Amerada
McKeesport
Amn Sus
Monsanto
Ward Atchison Tsf
Atlantic
Murray Corp
Auburn Auto
Nash “Motors
Aviation Corpo
Natl Biscuit
Baldwin Loco
Balto & Ohio
Barnsdall
Beatrice Cry
Anatl
Bendix
Nuit Steel
Beth Steel
Beein Seoe
Borden. Co
Bite Pigues Wise
Briges Mfg
Phelps Dodge
Ches & Oftta
Philips Pet
Pillsbury
P&p
Plymouth Oi
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler Mtr
OB City Ice & Fuel 21 Ragio Corp 22, 44S Coca Cola
Elec
Credit
Reyn Boo
Seaboard Oi
Southern
Asears Roebuck
Congoleum
Servel. Inc
Shedl Union
Conti Bek Agg
Simmons To
Motors
Geely
Son
Crown
Cork
Son Railway
Crucible St
Sperry Corp
Cub
Joe Lead
Curtis Wright
Deere
del LW
Thompson
Erie
Tidewater
Pisk
Vatimken
Ford England
Steunt
United Fruit
Gen Gas
Unt Gas Co
Gen Motors
Glidden Co
Ley B Steel
Goodrich
Bate Ils Central
Worth Pump
Indus Rayon
Yellow Truck
Inti Cement
Sugar Market Notes and Foreign Exchange Rates
AP market notes list raw sugar futures and refined prices mostly unchanged, with flour at Minneapolis and carload lots. Foreign exchange circulars show bid offers for Britain, France, Germany, Italy, and other currencies, including Tokyo and Shanghai rates.
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Minneapolis
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslasia
Austria
Hungary
Brazil
Shanghai
Honekone
Mexico City
Montreal
Streamliner To Be Named Mark Twain
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad named its fourth streamlined train The Mark Twain with coaches titled Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer. The train operates through Hannibal, Missouri.
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Streamliner
Mark Twain
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Hannibal
Wall St. Stocks Hold Near Tuesday Prices Amid Cautious Trading
Wall Street stayed near Tuesday’s closes with Coca Cola lifting markets by over seven points late in the session. U S Steel and American Telephone were near unchanged as overall turnover ran about 450000 shares amid shifts between Washington and Europe and mixed bond and grain movements.
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Coca Cola
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
General Moors
Wall Street
Washington
Europe
Middle West
American Water Works
Public Service of
Standard
N. J
Wild chase ends in chest and back wounds for suspect
Eighteen year old Joseph Rudy fled in a stolen car through Chicago streets in a five mile pursuit by a police squad. He was wounded by bullets after crashing into a post and later lay in Bridewell hospital with abdominal back and left hand wounds.
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Chicago
INS
Joseph Rudy
Bridewell Hospital
Rudy
Junior High to Stage Play “When a Man Tarries”
The Troy Mills junior high class presents the play When a Man Tarries Saturday night in the school auditorium directed by Miss Louise Hronik. Wilbur Powell stars as Toby Rogers with cast members Leslie Washburn Charles McCright Andrew Andrews Ruth Price Virginia Palmer Mary Burke Margaret Fisher Helen Attwood and Olive Wagner in the ensemble.
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Troy Mills
Louise Hronik
Wilbur Powell
Toby Rogers
Lester Washburn
Charles McCright
Andrew Andrews
Ruth Price
Virginia Palmer
Mary Burke
Margaret Fisher
Helen Attwood
Olive Wagner
Darrow Attacks NRA Principles Before Senate Panel
Clarence Darrow warned the senate finance committee that the NRA favored big business at the expense of the small fellow and blamed distribution failures for the Depression era woes. He urged rethinking economic recovery theories including the Industrial Recovery Act. Sidney Hillman cautioned that failing to renew the act could worsen unemployment beyond 1932-33 levels.
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NRA
Review Board
Darrow
Washington (Ap
Sidney Hillman
NRA Board
Senate Finance Committee
Marion picnic in Sycamore Grove park Los Angeles
The Marion news notes a March 10 picnic in Sycamore Grove park Los Angeles with many Iowa natives and visitors listed by name. Other community events include club meetings, a Masonic Lodge degree, speaking contests, dinners, and planned gatherings in Marion and nearby areas.
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Marion
Sycamore Grove Park
Los Angeles
Ruth Oxley
California
Glenn Mott
Roy Patterson
T. Murray
Cora Starbuck
Jack
George van Tassell
Claude L. van Tassell
Spencer J. Brown
Lottie Gates
Sarah Parmenter
O. R. Gould
Mary Gould Robbins
W. B. Nelson
Frank Grandle
Helen
Charles Grandle
A. E. Bachus
Bernice
Lou Thompson
Ed Brunner
Genevieve Niles
Geneva Kurtz
W. A. Robins
Minnie Schenken
John
Max Hakes
Rose Hakes
E. B. Mott
Velma Levasseur Eidom
J. G. Parmenter
Claude W. Clark
C. E. Drummond
E. A. Drummond
George Waln
Lon Maxwell
F. J. Brown
M. J. Rowley
William Ross
Albert J. Arp
R. T. Parmenter
D. E. Crowell
Marcia Blair
C. W. Clark
Aley Parsons
Marjorie Carpenter
Roy H. Weis
al Hanson
John Fairley
Lyle R. Curtis
J. R. Eidom
Harry Ross
T. G. White
John W. Brown
Co. J. Wilson
H. H. van Fossen
Mary E. McGowan
Nellie S. Hazen
Nita Lee Tummey
Mary Parkhurst
Muriel Lee Slaughter
Cecil Ross
Mary Durham
Louise Durham
Gayle Weis
Addabelle McGowan
Davey Delivers New Charge Against PWA
Governor Martin L. Davey released an affidavit by Columbus resident Roma Hendricks alleging two Franklin County relief workers forced an illegal birth control operation on a pregnant woman last summer. The affidavit states the operation aimed to prevent birth and that one case worker admitted advising birth control and directing Hendricks to a Columbus clinic.
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Columbus, O
Martin L. Davey
Columbus
Franklin County
Roma Hendricks
Hendricks
Ohio Democratic Party Officials Deny Shakedown Charges
Three affidavits allege a systematic shakedown run by men in Ohio Democratic circles. Poulson, chairman of the state committee, says about 20000 dollars was raised since the November election and denies any promises of favors. Poulson, John McCombe, and Jack North were summoned to the Franklin county grand jury, as were the affiants William McNamara Tom Jones and Kenneth Aller and Probate Judge George Nye.
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Columbus
Democratic Party
Ohio
Francis W. Poulson
Democratic State Executive Committee
Poulson
John McCombe
Ravenna
Jack North
Franklin County Grand Jury
William McNamara
Tom Jones
Relief Commission
Kenneth Aller
George Nye
Pike County
Former Convict Slain At Moberly
In Moberly Missouri two ex inmates were involved in a gunfight with night chief J P Mize who was shot in the leg. The slain man Joe Eagan 28 previously served time for criminal assault. Marcus Evans 34 wounded in the arm and captured. The incident followed a robbery warning at a roadhouse. Evans said they were drunk and did not know what they were doing.
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Moberly
J. P. Mize
Joe Eagan
Missouri
Marcus Evans
Mize
Evans
Charles Harding
Mike
Eagan
Murray County Considers Voluntary Bankruptcy Action
Murray county in western Minnesota voted to file for voluntary bankruptcy amid debts totaling about a million dollars. Commissioners named Frank Murphy of Wheaton as counsel to negotiate with creditors and pursue federal court proceedings, citing inability to meet burdensome debts.
Community Notices and Attending Meetings
Mrs W G Koppenhaver and Miss Ruth Walker travel to Des Moines for state Tuberculosis and medical associations convention with Koppenhaver speaking on Christmas Seal sale. Chitaga Camp Fire group meets at 4 p m in the public library. Several local families travel after a death in Cedar Rapids. Various social and club gatherings listed including bridge and Ladies Aid. Bobby Lines ill with pneumonia with his mother improving. Patsy Lee receiving treatment at local home. Din ner guests Josephine Smith and Eddie Shields attended and county table tennis tourney held at the high school gym.
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W. G. Koppenhaver
Ruth Walker
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
The
Tuberculosis Association
Iowa Sanatorium Association
Iowa Heart Association
Koppenhaver
Florence B. Chapman
Josephine Smith
Eddie Shields
Ruth Neill
Burns Cites Tax Rise as Sign of Business Upturn
Washington AP report notes Speaker Burns citing a Treasury forecast showing March income tax collections up about 29 percent from a year earlier. He says the rise signals healthier business conditions and notes Congress should finish its work and go home soon.
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Burns
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Funeral services held for Bertha Kuch in Williamsburg
Bertha Kuch died Monday at Mount Pleasant. Funeral Wednesday with Rev. James Hodgson presiding. Born July 5, 1904 on a local farm, she was daughter of John and Olga Romberg Kuch. She attended Cedar Rapids Business College and worked in Nevada. Survived by brothers Albert Kuch and Earl Jones and sisters Mrs. Charles Thomas, Miss Mary Kuch, Miss Martha Kuch.
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Williamsburg
Bertha Kuch
Mount Pleasant
James Hodgson
John
Olga Romberg Kuch
Here
Cedar Rapids Business College
Nevada
Folowing
Albert Kuch
Charles Thomas
Mary Kuch
Earl Jones
Martha Kuch
Long Beach
Calif
School board reorganization names new leaders
ST. RAWBERRY POINT The school board met Monday evening and reorganized for the coming year. Carl W Bull elected president with Chris Miersen G J Gil F J Mantz and William Reinerts as other members. E M Tanruther chosen superintendent for the sixth year.
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Strawberry Point
Carl W. Bull
Chris Miersen
G. J. Gil
F. J. Mantz
William Reinerts
E. M . Tanruther
Classifieds and services ads with rewards and offerings
A Gazette notice offers a $25 reward for information leading to arrests of those exploiting Want Ads for immoral acts or fraud. The page lists services and goods for sale or use, including trusses and belts, loans, jewelry, watches, magazine offers, and a new cab company opening, with multiple business names and contact details.
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The
Gazette
May
Ginsberg
1St St
Ginsberg's
Harper's Bazaar
Choice
McDonald
RED Top Cab Co
Dial
St. SE
Smithsonian
Richards Col. Phy
Kenwood
Miss Gott
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Tere
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the Gazette
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Marion News
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Entre Nous Club
Eighth Avenue
James Bramwell
X. N. Kemp
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Masonic Temple
Lucile Holsinger
Denver
Herbert Kullander
H. B. Leibaugh
O. O. P. Club
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America
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Martin’s Creek Community Club
Bert Dean
Seventh Avenue
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Robert Boxwell
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Fred Louis of
Harlan
W. B. Carpenter
John Wenger
Monticello
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George Reichard
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C. B. Vernon
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Keystone
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F. L. Anderson
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Iowa State College
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W. J. Hutchiss
Picayune and
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George Michel
Robert Muhlhausen
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Linn County
Lions Club
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LeRoy Benedict
Edwin Beadle
Mildred Dow Voss
Pauline Nase
Postville
Teresa
Coalfax Circle
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Clyde Derflinger
Davey
PWA
Chitaga
Public Library
R. W. Ford
Wyn
Carl Ford
Storm Lake
F. W. Armstrong
Mr. Ford
Armstrong
J. E. Homans
F. T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Memorial Hall
Ed Sigfred
Ninth Avenue
William Fowler
Tenth Street
Ladies Aid Society
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bobby Lines
John Lines
Mrs Lines
A. J. Michel
Atkins
C. E. Strickell
Patsy Lee
Derflinger
Myrtle Snyder
Hines
Mnes
Ta_Hines
Mal
Gsefette
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1St Ave
C. R
Dine
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Ath St
Embassy
Tehursday
Suno
Iowa City Road
Ae Ree
Blue Plate
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Sam's Serenaders
Lincoln Alleys
Ambassadors
Silver Palace Union Musta Union
Old Mountaineers
Pishbows Jc
Frank
Mack
Arion
Scotty
Marlon
Lacy
Jack's Tavern
Blatz
Joe Navratil
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Jack and Jill
Little Barrel Inn
Eenre’ Inn
Srd Ave
Morek
1St
12Th Ave
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