Chicago Hog Prices Turn Up on Mixed Market Day
Hog prices rose in Chicago as demand improved and receipts fell, with the top at 4.20 and average around 4.05. Markets elsewhere were mostly steady or weaker, including Cleveland dull, Pittsburgh weak, and East St Louis showing mixed results amid large showings.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
S. Lou.s
C.ncinnati
East Buffao
East St. Laws
Nnati
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinnati
St Louis
HOGS RECEIPTS AND CATTLE MARKET SUMMARY
Sioux City reports hogs with receipts around 22 000 at Chicago AP market showing higher crests and packers, with prices from 3.40 to 4.15 per pound for various weight classes. Cattle trading slow, fed steers and yearlings down slightly, with values around 4.50 to 5.00 for selected weights. general tone of steady to weak undertone.
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Chicago
INS
Kansas City
Omaha
East St Louis
St Joseph
Sioux City
St Pau
Omedium and
Ashe
Sinclair H
Ces Secor
Che-ee
Unclear OCR financial listing with scattered names and figures
Fragmented text shows monetary amounts, names, and legal terms embedded in a damaged page. It references diverse figures such as 375 and 319.35, mentions to gay person and steers, and includes court and fee language, but lacks coherent narrative or identifiables.
Kansas City Fancy Market Prices and Listings Summary
Fragmentary OCR shows a Kansas City market page with prices for meats from cattle to poultry and likely stalls or vendors. Figures include 8.50 a unit, 425 and 275 dollar values, various lots and veneers, with references to sheep, steer, and other livestock along with vendor notes and stock-sale terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ate
Cemion
Hoyts
Stan
Arminsa
Beoogy
Enes
Seth
Grains Lose Part Of Earlier Gains On Chicago Board
On the Chicago Board of Trade wheat retreated from an early two cent gain as commission houses and locals sold into the dip. May corn rose slightly but other grains fell or softened with oats and rye following the trend.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Prices
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat No 1 red at 56¢, corn values mixed across grades, oats and rye listed with dull demand. Minneapolis bids mirror higher cash wheat with No 1 northern at 51 1/2 to 52 1/2 and amber durum figures, futures for May July September noted, along with assorted corn and oats prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
ST Louis
Kansas
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets list live poultry receipts from 23 trucks and 12 cents to 14 cents for various cuts. Fresh produce including potatoes and onions shows mixed on hand stock and current receipts. New York and Minnesota items noted with grade and price ranges. Egg, butter, and cheese futures quoted with March and April contracts, with storage, packing, and standard stance referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Odemoert
Idaho
Farey
Barry Obos
Bond Markets Recap Amid Treasury Movements and Rates
The article outlines a turbulent session on U.S. Treasury markets with shifts in yields, demand dynamics, and policy signals. It notes changing liquidity conditions, trading activity in government securities, and references to key rate expectations and market participants.
Livestock market items and receipts in St Joseph listing
A fragmentary listing from St Joseph shows livestock receipts and related sales notes with prices and lots. It references cattle and poultry items, yard totals, and vendor mentions, but details are incomplete and OCR truncated.
Local Hog Market Sees Upward Trend in Prices
Local hog prices move higher with a 5 cent rise across all grades on Thursday, lifting top price to 3.40.
Wall Street Stocks Rally Fades After Early Gains
New York stocks opened strong with gains near two points as United Aircraft American Telephone and Consolidated Gas led early advances. By midday the market cooled but held most of the earlier uptick as rails awaited policy moves and U.S. Steel cut salaries by about 10 percent for time off without pay.
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New York
United Aircraft
American Sear Refining
Case Allied Chema
New York Central
Union Paercarg Louissne
Nashville
NFW
YORK +AP
Shorts
Cove
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
U. S
Dun and Bradstreet
U.S Steel Corporation
Deaths in Norway and Cedar Rapids Claim Two Lives
James Cleghorn retired farmer of Norway Iowa died at home after a brief illness born October 12 1845 in Lanarkshire Scotland immigrated as a child lived near Norway 78 years survived by widow two sons James W and Walter L two grandchildren James G and Lucille E and four nieces and a nephew all of Pittsburgh funeral set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Turner chapel Rev W G McCrory to officiate burial in Fairfax cemetery Emma Z Karst 86 widow of Charles W Karst died at 519 Eighth St SW Cedar Rapids after long illness born Hillsboro April 28 1846 lived in Cedar Rapids 45 years husband a railroad conductor killed in 1892 survived by four children Ralph Mrs A M Spicher Cedar Rapids Mrs Eva Lathrop Des Moines Mrs Adah Davis Chicago three grandchildren and five great grandchildren funeral at Beatty chapel 2 p.m. Saturday burial Linwood cemetery.
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James Cleghorn
Norway
Iowa
Lanarkshire
Scotland
James W
Walter L
James G
Lucille E. Cleghorn
Joseph McCalmont
Gilenshaw
Emma_ Shearer
Mary
Ada Park
Andrew Park
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church
Turner Chapel
W. G. McCrory
Fairfax Cemetery
Emma Z. Karst
Charles W. Karst
Eighth Street
Hillsboro
Cedar Rapids
Karst
Ladies Auxilary
The
Ralph
A M. Spicher
Eva Lathrop
Des Moines
Adah Davis
Chicago
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Iowa House Budget Report Warns of Deep Cuts to Education
Representative Baker condemns the appropriations committee for drastic annual cuts totaling 1,334,158 to educational institutions and 211,261 to hospital funding. He asserts the reductions will cripple instructional quality and worsen hospital waiting lists, noting capital spending has been negligible and fixed operating costs remain. He adds the board expects final action may differ from the recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
House Committee On Appropriations
House
Baker
Marion area celebrates fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs T J Graham observed their fiftieth at home five miles northeast of Marion. The couple have lived there over thirty years and raised two children. Nearby anniversaries in Mrs Graham’s family were noted from Cedar Rapids and Palo.
Obituary for Joseph Pearson Cedar Rapids resident dies from car crash injuries
Joseph Pearson aged 83 of Cedar Rapids died from injuries after being struck by a car last Friday. Born January 31, 1863 in Indiana, he lived five years in Cedar Rapids, formerly of Bla rstown and Bl rstown. Survived by widow, three sons Vernal Ottumwa Clarence Van Horne and Harry Keystone, and five daughters Mamie Mc Coy Whittier Dora Meeker Agency Lola Comfort Meridian Ida Effie Oneyear Sheridan Ida with one daughter Ella deceased in 1888. He joined the Second Christian church during a revival. Funeral arrangements to be announced. visitors may call at Rohn West Side funeral home.
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Joseph Pearson
Seventh Street
Indiana
Cedar Rapids
Dora Meeker
Agency
Lola Comfort
Meridian
Ida
Effie Oneyear
Ida Meadows
Sheridan
Wye
Ella Pearson
Pearson
Second Christian Church
Rohn
Baby Skersick Dies at 8 Days in Local Hospital
Charles L Skersick eight day old son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Charles Skersick died at 11 50 p m Wednesday at a local hospital. Survivors include his parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Skersick and Mr and Mrs Charles Mentzer. Burial in Dunkard cemetery under the Turner chapel at 10 a m Friday with Dr Miller officiating. Also Mrs Anna Kulper widow of John Kulper died at her Cedar Rapids home at 12 15 a m Thursday born Mehlinburg Germany Oct 15 1858 she had lived near Marion for 52 years surviving two sons W J and J C Kulper and brother in law C H Kulper. Burial Shiloh cemetery with the Rev John J Gent at 3 30 p m Friday.
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Skersick Babe
Charles L. Skersick
Lewis Charles Skersick
Charles Skersick
Charles Mentzer
Turner Chapel
Miller
Dunkard
Anna Kulper
John Kulper
Cedar Rapids
Mehlinburg
Germany
W. J
J. C. Kulper
C. H Kulper
Marion
Japan insists on keeping Pacific islands amid mandate dispute
Tokyo asserts its claim to 1600 Pacific islands as vital naval backbone. The navy ministry circulated a pamphlet rejecting surrender of the former German colonies, saying the mandate effectively meant annexation and that Japan will not relinquish the islands despite Allied conferences and Wilson's objections.
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Tokio
Japan
Adolph Hitler
Germany
League of Nations
Great Britain
Wilson
Pacific Islands
France
Twenty Named on City Election Boards Across Wards
The city announces election officials for Monday March 27 with five persons per ward to spread work and cap expenses. Ward one judges are Turner Guzzle Fal con and clerks Howell Beall. ward two judges Oxley Brown Kieckhaefer and clerks Pyle Stark. ward three judges Bristol Eckhart Ryan and clerks Rinard Carrington. ward four judges Bailey Cooper Schultz and clerks DeWald Coon. Voting sites: ward one city jail ward two rear of Dr Crew office ward three Legion hotel ward four fire station.
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W. J. Turner
Charles Guzzle
C. W. Falcon
Grace Howell
Chfford Beall
Marvin Oxley
Lee Brown
Otto Kieckhaefer
G. QO. Pyle
George Stark
O. W. Bristol
Earl F. Eckhart
Wiliam Ryan
Maude Rinard
Mabel Carrington
J. M. Bailey
C. L. Cooper
P. F. Schultz
C. L. DeWald
Mirie Coon
A. E. Crew
Third Ward
Legion Hotel
Fourth Ward
Coe College Glee Club Concert Tonight in Marion Church
The Coe College women's glee club directed by Miss Catherine M. Adams will present Pergolesi Sta bat Mater at Marion Presbyterian church tonight at 8. Mrs Minnie Timpson hosted a surprise party for her daughter Pauline's sixteenth birthday with gifts and friends listed.
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Coe College Women’s Glee Club
Marion Presbyterian Church
Pergolesi
Catherine M. Adams
Minnie Timpson
Pauline
Dorothy Drake
Virginia Wild
Blanche Hamm
Vivien Duede
Alice Phelps
Gail Spense
Edna Davis
Gladys Brenneman
Alta Farley
Mary Bisek
Love Affair Blamed By Accused Officer
Lieut Norman Baillie Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders faces a court martial over alleged military secrets exposure. He says a Berlin acquaintance and a German woman named Marie Louise drew him into the affair and into accepting 90 pounds, while prosecutors say a German agent paid for his disclosures.
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London
INL
Norman Baillie- Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Berlin
Emerson Charles L Funeral services Friday in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Charles L Emerson will be held Friday at 1 30 pm in the Turner chapel. The Rev J R McCullough will lead the service and burial will follow in Massillon Iowa.
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Co. L. Emerson Funeral
Charles L. Emerson
Turner Chapel
J. R McCullough
Massillon
Iowa
Death of Harry Hawkins Reported in Houston
The Order Of Railway Conductors learned Thursday that Harry Hawkins, 57, a member, was found dead in Houston Texas. It was reported his mother lives in Cedar Rapids and other relatives may reside there. The Gazette was asked to help locate Hawkins survivors.
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Harry Hawkins
Houston
Tex
Hawkins
Cedar Rapids
One Injured In Two Auto Accidents
Police reported two minor crashes on Thursday. H. M Frueh bumped by M. J. Stanek on Third Street SW. Frueh suffered a bumped head. Rosemary Fuller ran from behind a parked car into Robert Stull’s rear fender but was uninjured.
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M. J. Stanek
Fourteenth Street
H. M Frueh
K Street
Stanek
Third Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Robert Stull
Fourth Avenue
Sixth Street
Sixth Avenue
Rosemary Fuller
A. J Puller
Tremor Strikes Eastern Peloponnesus and Islands
A powerful earthquake jolted the eastern Peloponnese region and nearby Ionian islands on Thursday causing substantial damage. Reported casualties stood at 110 with several structures rendered uninhabitable.
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Greece
Athens
Peloponnesus Peninsula
Ionian Sea
Tremor Felt in Los Angeles Briefly Shakes City
A slight tremor was felt in Los Angeles at 12 40 am Thursday lasting less than three seconds and causing no damage.
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Los Angeles
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain prices list for Cedar Rapids including wheat oats rye barley and corn. Hay straw and produce prices noted with weights and per unit costs among fruits vegetables and meats. Includes live poultry prices and hides with assorted dairy and seafood items.
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California
Marion Nature and Garden Club Names Committees
The Marion group met at Mrs. Norman Waffle’s home. President Mrs. A A Schenken announced committees for program delegates and alternates to the Federation of Women’s Clubs and noted a Federation report. Miss Alta Emerson spoke on planting vegetables and Mrs. Waffle demonstrated making magazine file covers.
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
Norman Waffle
A. A. Schenken
A. P. Munsen
K. M. Saunders
Federation of Women's Clubs
Paul Kriger
L. A. Levasseur
Ralph Seager
Joe Roeder
Lilian Bleakly
Flower
William Bleakly
Clyde Derflinger
A H. Rundquist
George Hutton
Oliver Tilton
Paul Kruger
Alta Emerson
Steel Corp Cuts Hours Of White Collar Workers
U S Steel on Thursday announced a 10 percent salary reduction by cutting working hours for officials and white collar workers. Wages remain unchanged, and the move follows similar time off plans adopted by other steel companies in the past year.
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New York
INS
U. S. Steel Corporation
Flour and Sugar Market Briefs In Early Trading
In Minneapolis flour shipments hold at 26.497 pure bran and 78 standard middlings at 1050 while New York raw sugar edges up slightly to 298, with futures unchanged and refined sugar steady. The morning market notes reflect muted movement across sugar and flour contracts with no major shifts.
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Minneapolis
New York
37 Breweries Get Permits for 3.2 Beer in Midwest
Chicago area firms lead 37 breweries nationwide granted temporary 3.2 beer permits. The list includes six Chicago breweries and plants in Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin under Prohibition Administrator E C Yellowley.
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Chicago
INS
Prohibition
E. C. Yellowley
Tenois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Doctor injured in crash carries on to operatio n
BELOIT Kan UP on his way here to perform a scheduled operation Dr John H Outland's car turned over and he sustained two cracked ribs He continued the trip and operated on schedule.
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Beloit
Kan
John H Outland
Delay In Harriman Case To Be Probed
Ferdinand Pecora announced he would act within twenty four hours in an investigation of Harriman National Bank and Trust Company now under a conservator. He will confer with U S Attorney George Z Medalie amid depositor demands that he delayed inquiry. Joseph W Harriman, former bank chairman, is under arrest.
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New York
ULP
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Pecora
U.S
George Z. Medalie
Medalie
Department of Justice
Joseph W. Harriman
Births Reported for Schlueter Gillick Hoffman Families
A daughter, Janice Ann, was born March 14 to Mr and Mrs Frank Schiueter of Solon. A son, Edward Earl, arrived March 20 to Mr and Mrs Earl M Gillick of 330 Rockford Ave SW. A son, Frank Ernest, was born March 12 to Mr and Mrs Frank B Hoffman of 106 Fourth Ave SW.
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Weeee
Frank Schiueter of
Solon
Janice Ann
Earl M. Gillick
Rockford Avenue
Edward Earl
Frank B. Hoffman
Fourth Avenue
Frank Ernest
Local Pair Admit Hog and Chicken Theft Guilty
Laverne Minnesota Frank Schroer and Ferdinand Pachol pled guilty to hog and chicken thefts in Nobles County and were sentenced to one to ten years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverne, Minn
Frank Schroer
Ferdinand Pachol
Nobles County
Marion School Notes Broad Overview of Class Activities
Irving notes show first and second graders using new science readers Animal and Plant Life and making animal and plant booklets. Fifth and sixth graders read library books with resumes posted on a bulletin board. Sixth graders compare Bonaparte and Cromwell. Ralph Morgan won a fifth grade spelling contest. Attendance is perfect for the last week. Several new students moved in and visitors were recorded.
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Irving
Bonaparte
Cromwell
Ralph Morgan
Bobbie Rogers
Cedar Rapids
Thomas
Richard Shay
Oelwein
William Williams
Kenwood
Joe Dumbalton
Dick Lee
Frank Murch
AN Hyde
Verto Reichert
Louise
Leon
Marilyn Fontaine
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Geo. J. Naxera & Co
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JW. Jefferson
Mth Avenue
12Th Street
Aetna Ize
H. C. Burleson Agency
Merch
Nat'l Bank
Sioty City
Tivestock
Chicago Livestock
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Steven Hs
Stnerer
Feeder
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Mason City
Lamsen Brothers and Co
Ceca
York
Rene
Pete Bay
Tate
Abe Fc
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Tridge
Pat
Texas
Apia
Sears
Wall St
Kans City
Elvinator
Kennecott
Kresse
Int! Corp
Krorer G & B
Lambert Loco
Lehn & Fink Lehigh Vatley
Lis & Myers
Loews Ig Carbonic ., Inc
McKeesport
McKesson Rod
Am Wat Works
Am Wonlen
Miami Copper
Ark Nat Gas
Kans _ Tex
Armour
Pac
Atchison I
Mont Ward
Atlanic
Mullins
Auburn Auto
Murray Corp
Avation
Ash Motors
Baldwin Lero
Natl Biscultayiva Balto
Barnsdéa's
Datry
Beatrice Cry
Hendx
Pow & L
Best & Co
Natl Steel
Beth Steel
Nexvada Copper
Borden Co
NY Central
Warner NH & H
Briegs Mig
Noranda Mines
Brooklyn
North West
Ac Burroughs Aderft
Nor
North
Cera
Cra Real
Palmolive Oy
Cuartys
Cnergy
Warner
Stane Webster
He Peatan
Bridebaiee F
Itz Montors
America
Ford Freiard Tren Carbide
Cias Co
Enods
Pope Fry
Gren
Ridarn
Poé
en&S&a
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Corn
Torlion Tachange
Geeranvy
Holland
Derearkors
Lion Pss
Pulind
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Tarecinesa
Austria
Ararti Mae
Kate Shacha
Mexico
Emma Karst
Marion News
T. J. Grahams
T. J. Graham
John Drake
Palo
James Graham
Eliza Drake
Battle Creek
Anthon
Oliver Graham
Frank Plummer
Graham Farm
Mr. Graham
Mrs. Graham
Marion Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Harlan Knight
A. M. Hamiston
Dr. Kendall
Ralph Fitzgerald
Don Hunsehker
Sam Fulkerson
A. E B. Granger
Richard Clark
Paul Fiedler
Harsold Ballard
Ross Morlan
Miss Kemp
Frank J. Harden
Laura Bailey
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
John M. Walters
E. J. Esquate
H. G. Stitzel
Bernard Schenken
G. H. Clark
E. J. Esgate
W. S. Winter
A. E. Blinks
Effie B. Miller
W. A. Hanscom
Harry Snell
Frank Minor
Howard M. Titus
Horace
Marvin Edison
Brooks Drug
Third Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Horace Edison
Edison
Robert Mitchell
Woman's Relief Corps No. 126
Christian Church
Ladies Union
Marion Lodge No. 6
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
Canton
Patriarchs
I. O. O. F. Hall
Arthur Newman
Reading Circle
C. E. Blinks
Sorosis Club
R. E. Lehdigh
Marion Shakespeare Club
George Miller
Emma Klein
Curtis Lee Son
Mr. and
Mrs
del Norris
L. S. Biddick
Rocheford
Charles R. Biddick
M. H. Biddick
R. H. Biddick
Theola Gordon
Gilbert Gordon
St. Luke's Hospital
Theristrial Club
W. E. Fisher
Ed Sigfred
Glee Club
Clara Reiter
University Hospital
Iowa City
John Crew
Irvin Ford
Tenth Street
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Frank Flack
Celan Rollins
S. A. Fontaine
Steel Corporation
Doctor
Harriman
Farm Tiieves
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