Chicago Hog Prices Weakened As Pork Market Slows
Chicago hog prices fell as wholesale pork market weakness dragged receipts. Cattle and sheep markets showed mixed to firmer tones with Chicago receipts around 5,000 hogs and 5,000 cattle. East St Louis and Cincinnati also reported varied activity. Representative sales featured mixed steers, cows and hogs with demand fluctuating amid ongoing holiday effects.
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Chicago
Tee
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St Louis
Cincinnati
East St Loms
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market and Weather Fragments
Fragmentary Cedar Rapids notices and market blurbs list cattle prices and livestock receipts from Omaha and St Louis markets. The clippings mention local weather, power outages, and a Sunday repair note, with scattered figures and locations such as Bel Air and Bairstown.
Foreign grain weakness trims wheat prices on board
Market notes show mixed signals as foreign weakness in grains weighs on prices while strong corn demand supports some lifts. Wheat climbs a few cents, oats steady, rye flat, and cash prices largely unchanged amid light receipts and scattered buying.
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Chicago
Race Tesday
Esso
Mucers
Ouetess
Soe Anes
Market News Roundup From Global and U S Commodities
The notice compiles mixed commodities and futures items across New York Chicago and London markets. It lists prices for raw sugar pork and dairy items and references futures on precious metals and foreign exchanges with varied figures and dates.
Grain Movement Grain Chicago and Minneapolis Markets Report
Chicago AP reports mixed grain quotations with Wheat No 2 red and Corn No 4 showing different bid levels. Minnesota Minneapolis AP notes several car lots of Wheat and Corn with varying offers and shipment statuses.
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Chicago
Ohio and Midwestern Towns Struck by Severe Floods
The Ohio River and tributaries surge, inundating cites in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky as floodwaters push toward the Mississippi. Officials warn bridges and towns face over a million dollars in damage while relief agencies mobilize National Guard and Red Cross aid.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Kontucat
Indeena
Valles
New Redford
Concaprad Red Cross
National EC Pst
Idrita
Madsen
Marriage Licenses Filed In Linn County
Vernon Wesley Nye of Cedar Rapids and Irene Miler applied for marriage licenses. Ziemmmd Ao Salt and Esther Ruitman, both of Linn County, also filed for licenses.
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Vernon Wesley Nye
Cedar Rapers
Irene Miler
Maron
Ziemmmd Ao Salt
Esther Ruitman
Linn County
Birth Notice for Korerr Son at Eaure
A birth is recorded for BM and Mwie Korerr with a son born on March 11 at Eaure 24d. The notice notes a new arrival in the family with minimal details.
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Mwie Korerr
Eaure
Local hog market shows slight weakness Tuesday noon
Hog prices eased with all grades down a nickel. Top price falls to 3.45 while calf and sheep markets show mixed bids for 130 to 190 pound cattle and 75 to 85 pound lambs, with late quotations around 2.50 to 3.50 depending on quality.
Wall St Stocks Ease as Rails Hold Up In Quiet Trade
New York stocks moved slowly with rails showing some firmness in the morning before softening. Industrials and utilities drifted lower by fractions to a few points as trading remained leisurely with about 1,000,000 shares changing hands.
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New York
Consolidated Gas
Union Pack Public Service of
New Jersey
American Sugar Refining
American Telephone
American Tobacco
US Steel
T‘ap
Shorts
Delaware and Hudson
Chesapeake and Ohio
Lawsville
Nashville
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Public Service of New Jersey North American
Westinghouse American Can
Owen Chaois Crown Cork
JU. S Steel
Studebaker
Chrysier
Allied Chemical
Johns-Mannle
Hitler
Joans
Stock Exchange
Storm Brews In Senate Over Budget Measure
DES MOINES AP The Senate debated the executive budget act as protests rose against governor control proposals while the House passed the Stanzel bill eliminating a five mill tax on realty tied to mortgages. The measure, amended to exclude personal property, passed 73 to 26 and applies only to the mortgage portion. Other bills moved included four Senate measures and Strachan motor vehicle fee reductions projected to cut 500000 to 600000 in revenue. The House also repassed the jaywalking ban on primary roads.
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Des Moines
House
Reed
Mahaska
Senate
Brookings Institute
Burlington
National Guard
Hicklin
Strachan
McFarlane
Jay
Emerson Fatally Injured In Auto Skid Collision
C L Emerson 60 of 136 Thirty second street NE died at 10 35 p m Monday from head and internal injuries after his car skidded on highway No 30 between Lisbon and Mechanicsville and struck a maintenance truck driven by Ed Lutz of Stanwood Emerson who formerly founded Emerson Hillbruner Music company was en route with his sister Mrs J N Barnhart of Toronto Ia when the crash occurred near a roadside inn Both Emerson and Mrs Barnhart were knocked unconscious Mrs Barnhart sustained a broken collar bone Funeral arrangements will be announced later and friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Emerson
Ed Lutz
Stanwood
Lutz
Tipton
Barnhart
Cedar County
Frank
de Soto
Fred
Lisbon
W. A
L. B
Mount Vernon
P. T. Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Wounded War Veteran Found Dead in Cedar Rapids
Harry J Smith 39, World War I veteran, was found dead in his Cedar Rapids room at 7 05 am Tuesday with a small gal plate burner lit. Coroner Vorpahl ruled death by own action. No inquest planned. Smith’s relatives are unknown locally. letters show a sister in Smithfield Texas and ties to Wilton Junction. He was discharged Sept 5 1919 at Camp Dodge. Body moved to Beattys mortuary and then to Wilton Junction.
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Harry J Smith
First Street
R. A. Vorpahl
Smith
Cedar Rapids
Vorpah
R. C. McCormick
Smithfield
Texas
Wilton Junction
Argonne Drive
Camp Dodge
Beatty's Mortuary
GM and Treasury Back New Detroit Bank Charter
The National Bank of Detroit, with 25 million dollars capital, was announced as a new bank by the Reconstruction Corporation and Alfred P Sloan of General Motors. Secretary Woodin approved and GM underwrote 12.5 million in common stock while the Reconstruction Finance Corporation funded the remaining preferred stock. It will absorb assets from First National Bank and Guardian National Bank of Commerce and become the first bank chartered under the emergency bank act.
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Washington
National Bank of Detroit
Reconstruction Corporation
Alfred P Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Woodin
First National Bank
Guardian National Bank of Commerce of Detroit
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal agents seize two gallons of liquor from suspect vehicle
A man identifying himself as Howard Henderson, 31, of 853 First Avenue San Francisco was arrested at 3:35 p.m. Tuesday by federal agents who found two gallon tins of alleged alcohol in his car. The machine was confiscated and Henderson jailed on a charge of illegal transportation of liquor.
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Howard Henderson
First Avenue SF
Henderson
Extradition Sheds Light On 1921 Fire Arson Case
Vincent Cerame Terzo, 43, of Chicago, indicted in Linn county for arson to defraud insurers, waives extradition after Chicago charge prior. Cedar Rapids County Attorney prepares papers for Governor Herring. Terzo allegedly set fire to a near finished apartment building in 1921 to collect insurance. he admits insuring five fires but says they were accidents. Also news briefs include civil actions in Tipton and a Coggon high school orchestra concert and sub district music contest.
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Vincent Cerame Terzo
Chicago
Linn County
Grand
Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
G K Thompson
Clyde L. Herring Terzo
Terzo
Too Many Nickels Trigger Bankrobber Confession in Cedar Rapids
Harold Jones of Sioux City, 20, confessed to breaking into a Kaiser Goldstein grocery after changing $3 in nickels at the depot. A massive nickel haul alerted a night clerk and a police patrolman, leading to the arrest before the crime was fully uncovered. He faces up to ten years at Anamosa state reformatory on the breaking and entering charge.
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Cedar Rapids
Harold Jones
Sioux City
Jones
Charles T. Stanley
William Milke
Milke
Kaiser Goldstein
Anamosa State Reformatory
F. O Ellison
G. K. Thompson
Deaths Mary St. Clair Danielson 50 found dead in Cedar Rapids
Miss Mary St. Clair Danielson 50 formerly of Vinton and AberDeen South Dakota was found dead in bed at Cedar Rapids about 9 a m Tuesday Coroner R A Vorpahl ruled natural causes She had been an invalid for months and had lived with Mrs Pearle Mills at 804 Fourth Avenue SE before returning to Vinton where her body will be taken
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Mary St. Clair Danielson
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Pearle Mills
Fourth Avenue SE
R. A Vorpahl
Miss Danielson
Aberdeen
S. D
Vorpahl
Mrs. Mills
Death of W H Scott Former Cedar Rapids Resident
Word has reached of the death Tuesday morning of W H Scott 91 a former Cedar Rapids resident who died at the home of his daughter Mrs Emma Hamiston in Audubon He had been ill about a year and a half Born in England he would have turned 92 on July 1 He leaves a daughter and a Des Moines granddaughter and was a grand-uncle of Mrs R A Houser of this city.
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W H Scott
Cedar Rapids
Emma Hamiston
Audubon
Scott
England
Auditon
Des Moines
R A Houser
Mrs Ellen Van Buren's Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen Van Buren will be held Wednesday at 3 30 am in the Turner chapel with Rev Robert Little in charge. Burial will follow in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Ellen van Buren
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Oak Hill Cemetery
EB. J. Mentzer
Yocom Chapel
W. FE. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Marion Legion and civic groups host spring activities
Marion Legion units and the Auxiliary held a Monday meeting after a picnic supper for about 100. Plans covered poppy day talks, fundraisers, a district stag party, charity teas, and birthday projects. Community clubs, church groups, and residents planned dinners, drives, and a birthday tea with mixed social and service aims.
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Marion Post
American Legion
Legion Hall
Marion Post and Auxiliary
Joe Boyle
Della Senninger
Oakdale
Walter van Fossen
Anne Kendall
Coggan
Knoxville
Henry Haegg
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Marion
Legion
Pergolesis Stabat Mater sung by Coe College women
The Coe College women’s glee club will perform Pergolesis Stabat Mater at Marion Presbyterian Church on Thursday at 8 p.m. The program includes chorus and solo numbers with performers Marianne Dvorak Mary Jane Griffin Ida May Dunlap Eunice Bentley Virginian Kunins Catherine Adams directing Margaret Cain pianist Ruth Kemp organist.
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Pergolesi
Coe College Womens
Marion Presbyterian Church
St. Luigi di Palazzo
Naples
Bernus Pirks
Marianne Dvorak
Mary Jane Griffin
Ida May Dunlap
Pro_ Peccatis
Eunice Bentley
Virginian Kuning
Miss Bentley
Miss Kunins
Miss Kuning
Catherine M. Adams
Margaret Cain
Ruth Kemp
Excelsior club meetings and community notices blend
The Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club met at the Dunn home with guests including the Goodyear and Thomas families. A new refreshment committee was named for April 21 at the Graham home. Elmer and L. Owen mourn the death of their son A B Owen in a San Bernardino crash. A Baptist service on the Life of Christ was led by Rev Bridwell, with lessons from Gospel chapters. Mrs E D Manson to host a costume lesson Thursday on Blairs Ferry road. Pleasant Grove district women invited. Sorosis club host R E Leidigh Thursday at 7:30.
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Martin's Creek
Elmer Barnhart
Barnharts
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
Harry Dunn
George Goodyear
Will Thomas
Evelyn
Guy Martin
Vera Stewart
Arlyne Graham
Dunn
Irving Drake
Frank Webber
Russell Singleton
Summer Jordan
D. I. Hoskins
Norris Stewart
F. N. Webber
Elmer Graham
E. D. Manson
Blairs Ferry Road
Pleasant Grove
Roosevelt plans 200 000 new jobs program outlined
Roosevelt proposes a 200000 man public works corps focused on forestry soil erosion flood control and related projects. The bill sponsored by Senator Robinson and Senator Wagner calls for unobligated public works funds and land purchases or condemnations with open hearings set to start Thursday.
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Roosevelt
Robinson
Wagner
New York
Education and Labor Committee
Treasury
Neiter
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Fred Lang
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Near West Union
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Keet
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Hopkinton
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Murray Home
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Frank Higgins
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Excelsior Club
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L. K. Owen
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Jarius
Jesus
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White House
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