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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1933

Page

6

Rain prices slip under market factors in Chicago

Last minute selling of September wheat by a local commission house near the Jaws of the day left wheat and related grains lower. Corn, oats, rye, and barley moved modestly with cash demand from mills about 300 000 bushels Tuesday and 72 000 more early Wednesday. Liverpool and stock action influenced sentiment as traders eyed the farm relief bill and bank holiday reopenings.

Chicago Board of Trade Liverpool

Livestock market report from St Paul and St Louis

AP dispatch details cattle receipts and price ranges for St Paul area with steer yearling ranges to 550 and beef cows to 275, hogs around 3.80 per pound for 230-325 lb, sheep bids depressed with lambs 5.00 to 5.75, and separate St Louis figures listing hogs at 40 per cwt and cattle and sheep receipts near 1590 and 2590 respectively.

Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Buffalo St. Louis Packers Cincinnati Pittsburch East Buffalo East St Lons Cimcinanti ST Pale South ST Paul US Dept Agriculture ST Louis Oman Tinestock Omaha Vernier Freders Searce Pnt St Pers Neeb Cher Shearng Lambs Scong

Market Report: Livestock Prices Move at Sioux City Sale

The Sioux City sale shows cattle and hogs trading with steady demand. Feeder cattle bring up to 450 dollars, cows around 900, sows near 290, while hogs and heifers fetch prices in the 300 to 400 dollar range, with receipts around 10,900.

Chicago Omaha Kansas City Sioux City Engheed Packers Brevat Og Les Asengs

Local Iowa Figures Mentioned in Fragments

Fragmentary OCR lists numbers and names including DES MOINES and MASON CITY with monetary figures and partial titles. The readable text bits reference associated press items and city names, but no coherent event or narrative emerges from the fragments.

Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices

A list of miscellaneous Cedar Rapids prices for grains fruits vegetables and supplies. Items include wheat oats rye barley corn syrup potatoes and various produce with cents per unit and dollar amounts noting suppliers and bulk quantities.

Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Listings

AP weathered grain notes show Chicago cash wheat and corn bids with No 2 red and mixed lots at fractions, No 9 Strom values, No 3 yellow and white bids, oats at No 2 white and No 3 white, sample trade and feed quotes. Minneapolis receipts fall to 145 carlots vs last year, with detailed protein grades for dark northern and amber durum wheats, plus No 2 amber durum and red durum bids. corn and oats price points listed.

Chicago Minneapolis Sitac

Local Hog Market Slips With Midweek Decline

The local hog market remains weaker with a 5 cent drop Tuesday followed by another decline Wednesday, lowering the top to 3.35. Calf market shows Choice 140-180 lbs at 3.50 to 4.50, Good to Choice 130-190 lbs at 2.50 to 3.50, and sheep markets listing Jambs 75-85 lbs at 3.50 to 4.50 with other grades by quality.

Wall Street stocks slip as rail losses offset gains

Wall Street opened firmer but drifted lower in late trading as rail shares fell. Union Pacific slid nearly four points while American Telephone General Electric and Santa Fe declined. Consolidated Gas and New York Central edged down. Turnover neared 900000 shares.

NEW York Union Pacific American Telephone Allied Chemical Corn Products Santa Fe US Steel Consolidated Gas New York Central North American Public Service of New Jersey United Gas Improvement Pennsylvania Chesapeake and Ohio Case American Sugar International Harvester American Can American Tobacco Unity New York State Floyd L Carlisle Consoldated Gas Niagara Hudson Lehman Wall Street

Bond Market Rally Mixed Across Irregular Trading

New York bond dealings showed uneven movement with government and corporate issues trading in fractional ranges. Treasuries touched varying yields as investors sought returns amid shifting demand and uncertain near term policy signals.

Tua Ry Bonds in New York Market Report

Market notes show U S bonds traded in New York with varied prices and yields. Treasury issues include notes with June and April maturities, and rates range around several tens to hundreds of dollars per bond.

New York

Market Notes Mixed Hogs Cattle and Sugar Prices

Rumors of market shifts as hogs and cattle receipts show varied demand. Feeder steers steady to lower. beef prices mixed. Sugar futures drift with raw sugar market in New York facing little change.

New York

Extradition sought for Vincent C Terzo on 1922 arson charge

Assistant County Attorney Robert W. Greene in Des Moines obtained extradition papers for Vincent C Terzo, 43, Chicago, from Governor Clyde L. Herring. Terzo faces a 1922 indictment for burning an apartment building to defraud insurers. He is held in Illinois on a fugitive warrant with a March 31 hearing, to be presented to Gov. Horner by local officials.

Robert W. Greene Des Moines Vincent C Terzo Chicago Clyde L. Herring Terzo Illinois Henry Horner

Attaches Receipts of Des Moines Orpheum Under Local Judgment

Security Realty of Cedar Rapids attached Saturday and Sunday receipts of the Des Moines Orpheum theater to satisfy about $6,000 in a district court judgment against Sioux City Theaters and the Des Moines Orpheum company. The suit sought rent due on the local theater. The attachment was served by the Polk county sheriff at Des Moines.

Security Realty Company Cedar Rapids Des Moines Orpheum Theater Sioux City Theaters Corporation Des Moines Orpheum Company Polk County Des Moines

Kepler Seeks Rescission of Keokuk County Land Sale

In district court Judge A B Clark heard Carl M Kepler sue P W Moffett seeking rescission of a 132 acre Keokuk county land sale from Sept 24. Kepler says securities placed with Charles L Benesh in escrow were not returned and Moffett failed to convey title.

A.B Clark District Court Carl M. Kepler

Judge Ring Recovers At Home From Heart Attack

Judge H C Ring of the district court is recovering at his home after suffering a heart attack Tuesday evening. He will rest at home for several days.

Judge Ring H C Ring District Court Ring

Plaintiffs Hear Marak Brothers Suit in District Court

Judge F Ellison heard plaintiffs testimony in a $129 account suit by Marak Brothers against Maude Hansen and R I Hansen in district court. Plaintiffs claim the amount is due from a disc plaw purchase. defendants say a settlement occurred in 1930.

F . Ellison Marak Brothers Maude Hansen R. I Hansen

Settlement in Laton Dix Estate Attachment Case

A landlord’s attachment action involving Alpheus Dix and Lee Dix as executors of the Laton T Dix estate against Mrs. Cora Taylor R F Taylor and W Taylor was settled in district court before Judge T Moffit by stipulation.

Alpheus Dix Lee Dix Laton T Dix Cora Taylor R. F. Taylor W. Taylor T. Moffit H C. Ring District Court C. J. Cash Chris Specht Joe Holub, Jr

Granted Divorce for Lillian Sweeney on cruelty grounds

In district court Judge H. C. Ring granted Lillian L. Sweeney a divorce from John A. Sweeney on cruelty and inhuman treatment. The decree restored her maiden name Lillian Cuhel. the couple wed in 1927.

Lillian L. Sweeney John A. Sweeney H. C. Ring Lillian Cuhel

Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Poultry Grains and Eggs

Live poultry prices steady with hens and turkeys mixed. roosters and ducks listed. Potatoes show improved demand and liberal supplies. butter and logs firm. New York eggs and butter prices stabilize. Chicago futures reflect mixed movements in eggs and butter with storage standards noted.

Chicago Perent Wisconsin Idaho McCluree South Dakota Minnesota Michigan New York NEW York -Ap

Farm Relief Bill Passes House With Bond Trade Plan

Agriculture Committee Chairman Rainey outlines a measure allowing mortgage holders to swap notes for government bonds at a lower interest rate. Farmers and small homeowners could repay obligations over many years with no net government cost, bonds up to 30 billion dollars, retired as debts are paid.

House Agriculture Committee Rainey

Roosevelt to propose farm mortgage relief program this week

President Roosevelt will urge Congress to back a mortgage relief plan for farms and small homes. Key figures Morgenthau Jr and W S Myers finalize refinanced credit bill while consulting Senator Robinson. Plan contemplates arbitration and bond authorizations under existing federal farm credit agencies.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Henry Morgenthau, Jr Farm Board W. S. Myers Morgenthau

Death of Joseph Pearson After City Auto Accident

Joseph Pearson aged 526 Seventh Street SW died in a local hospital at 12 45 p m Wednesday from injuries from a crash Friday evening at First Street and Third Avenue SE. He was walking with Mr and Mrs Harvey Smart who also lived with him. the driver Glenn Andrews 723 Third Street SW said rain on his windshield prevented seeing the pedestrians. Pearson never regained consciousness and suffered a severe head injury and internal injuries. Mrs Smart was injured and confined to home after hospital treatment. Pearson's body was taken to Rohn west side funeral home.

Joseph Pearson Seventh Street First Street Third Avenue Pearson Harvey Smart Glenn Andrews Third Street Andrews

Emerson Funeral Services Planned for Friday

Charles L. Emerson's funeral will be held at 1 30 Pm in Turner chapel with burial in Masillon following services. The body will be transported to Masillon after the ceremony.

C. L. Emerson Charles L. Emerson Turner Chapel Masillon

Prisoner Burned To Death In Cell In Winnebago County Jail

Ed Mee Lee, 38, a former city water superintendent, was burned to death in a jail cell Tuesday night in Winnebago county jail. Deputies said he likely started the fire and had been fatally burned before officers reached the cell. The fire forced evacuation of all prisoners from the fifth floor cell block of the county courthouse. McLee had been arrested for drunkenness.

Rockford, HI Ed Mee- Lee Winnebago County McLee

Hoppe Takes Narrow Lead Over Cochran in Balkline Duel

In a Chicago match Willie Hoppe of New York led Welker Cochran by five points after 185 innings of balkline play, the veteran champion totaling 200 points to Cochran’s 195.

Chicago INS Willie Hoppe Balkline New York Welker Cochran

Irregular Foreign Exchange Rates Across Nations

The report lists nominal exchange figures for many countries and cities including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Austria Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Romania Argentina Brazil Japan China Canada Mexico City and more with percentages and unit values. The data reflects irregular demand in cents and various currencies with mixed notation and notations like N and % appearing throughout.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Austria Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Roumania Argentine Brazil Tokio Montreal Mexico City

Marion Women Learn Home Skills at Farm Bureau Lesson

A Marion home management class held at the Warren Kemp residence covered tailoring and accessories with lessons by Mrs. George Touro and Mrs. Raymond Etzel. Attendees included numerous area women from Hillsdale Sunnyside and Robins, with 34 patterns cut.

Farm Bureau Warren Kemp George Touro Raymond Etzel Robert Hagerman Big Head Robert Sloan Sunnyside Clifford Etzel Earl Domer W. J. Kemp Ida Kemp Floyd Emmons A. van Wert A. Seusley Edith Esther Michel Gaylene Howe Hillsdale Glenn Dahms

Town Marriage Law To Die Saturday

Des Moines AP reports the five day marriage license law will be repealed and become operative upon publication. The secretary of state's office says the repeal act was passed by the legislature and will take effect next Saturday.

Des Moines Secretary of State

Judge Herrick To Address Iowa Drys Convention

Judge Allen Herrick of Polk county court Des Moines will be the keynoter at the Iowa drys convention in Des Moines next Monday and Tuesday He will speak Monday evening on Resist Repeal Dr D W Morehouse president of Drake University will introduce the Des Moines judge

Des Moines Allen Herrick Polk County Court Iowa

Ralph Jones Appointed Athletic Director At Lake Forest

Ralph Jones a longtime coach at Wabash Purdue Illinois and Lake Forest academy has been named athletic director of Lake Forest college succeeding J D MacIntosh who resigned The new Lake Forest director has been coach of the Chicago Bears for the last three years and helped win the league title last fall

Chicago Ralph Jones Lake Forest College Lake Forest Jones J. D. MacIntosh Chicago Bears Bears Wabash Purdue Ilinois Lake Forest Academy

Senate calls for duty on black strap molasses

The Iowa Senate urged Congress to set an import duty on black strap molasses equal to a 55 cent per bushel corn price at Chicago. The concurrent resolution seeks support from representatives and requests federal legislation to promote grain production and ethanol for motor fuel blends.

Des Moines Iowa State Senate Congress Chicago The National Congress

Birth Announcement for Ludeman Son at Mercy Hospital

A son was born on March 21 at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs George Ludeman of 1353 I Avenue NE.

Pot Mercy Hospital George Ludeman I Avenue

Lozier elected steering committee member for Iowa Missouri and Minnesota

Washington Iowa representative Eicher lost a strong contest as Rep Lozier of Missouri secured a seat on the house steering committee to represent the Democrats of Iowa Missouri and Minnesota amid a vigorous challenge from Rep Eicher of Washington Iowa backed by the united Iowa delegation.

Washington Dp. C Lozier Iowa Missouri Minnesota E. Eicher United Iowa

Death of Nineman William Robins Reported North of Manchester

William Robins aged 65 of Lamont a Nineman was found dead four miles north of Manchester Tuesday afternoon cause of death listed as heart attack survived by his widow. Wyoming marriage of Ella Lorenzen and Alva Larkey performed at the Presbyterian church in Morrison Illinois with Rev C H Becker officiating. The couple attended by Mr and Mrs Herman Hintz of Wyoming. Lorenzen daughter of Arstens and Mrs Lorenzen lives near Wyoming worked in R Fishwild and Son Store. Larkey son of late Mr and Mrs Frank Larkey grew up eight miles north of Wyoming and has worked with his brother on the farm where the couple will reside.

Manchester William Robins Lamont Here Wyoming Ella Lorenzen Alva Larkey Onslow Presbyterian Parsonage Morrison C. H. Becker Herman Hintz Larkey Arstens P. Lorenzen R. Fishwild and Son Mr. Larkey Frank Larkey

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