Demand Drives Higher Hog Prices Across Markets
Chicago activity shows an 10 cent rise in hog prices with top at 4.00 and steady cattle bids in Cleveland Pittsburgh and East St Louis. Sheep and lambs firm. receipts tallied across five terminals with mixed cattle and hog demand and notable sales at Chicago and St Paul.
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East St. Louis
Buffalo
ST Paul
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Grain prices slide as dull trade grips markets abroad
In a sluggish session on Friday the Chicago board of trade saw a near stagnant grains market with wheat and oats edging lower while corn demand slowed. Liverpool and Winnipeg held firm, with limited activity and little price movement across cash markets and futures.
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Board of Trade
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Liverpool
New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange
N.Y. Coffee & Sugar
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Chicago Stock Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Monte
Nos Rapley
Tomett
Wall St Stocks Edge Narrow Trade Amid Mixed Moves
Wall Street ended a quiet session with few gains as investors showed caution despite activity in aircrafts and metals. Notable movers included Schenley, Curtis Wright, and U S Steel with mixed or steady prices while rail shares and financials fluctuated and bond and currency markets remained featureless.
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OOS Steel Schenley
Curtis Wright A
Melitare
Santa Be
New Vaart Central
Sazatte Fracas
Appivaannaind Avy Wala
Local Hog Market Rises with Prime Hogs Reaching Highs
The Binclair Hog Market reports gains on Friday with prime hogs in higher grades up to 3.80 per pound. Prices vary by weight from 200 to over 500 pounds, with liberal premiums paid based on quality, and calves and sheep markets shown with price ranges.
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CINCO
Binclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Notices
Fragmentary text shows prices and listings in Cedar Rapids. Mentions stalls, merchants, and items with monetary figures, but details are incomplete and names or locations are unclear.
Bond Market Review Amid Mixed Activity and Fed Influence
The market showed small price fluctuations with light turnover as investors awaited Labor data. Government issues edged lower while high grade corporates ranged, led by strength in United States Steel and Northern Pacific bonds, with Treasury notes holding around established levels.
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Amerenn
Forest Power
Rompine
Bethlehem
Tetera
Bheil Coe Fr
Texas Corp
United Drug
Jolie Fa
Arny
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Nm Point
Herring Dedicates Class Courthouse Ceremony
A crowd gathers as officials dedicate a new courthouse costing about 140000. The event includes remarks by Caney and references to the county supervisor and local government priorities.
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Herring
Southern Travel Wish Ads Seek Gentle Companion
In a Want Ad notice a reader seeks a male companion to join a trip to California. The ad mentions sunny climes and low shared expense, inviting greetings home and companionship for the journey.
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Caledonia
Borah Attacks Crop Cut Program and Recovery Plan
Senator Borah criticizes the crop cut program and recovery measures noting wage rises may be negated by higher prices. He argues monopolistic control over prices, anti trust enforcement, and a rehabilitated banking system are needed to raise purchasing power without harming workers. He says government must curb price power and restore fair distribution.
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Death notices for Thul White Adkins Reynolds in Burlington area
Deaths reported for William J Thul of Burlington and William Thomas White of Independence County Arkansas with details on births, families, and funeral arrangements. Additional notices include Mrs Mary Ellen Adkins and James R Reynolds with service times at Turner chapel, Grinnell, and burial plans at Linwood Rock Creek cemeteries.
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Grinnell
Nelson Dreier
S A Fulton
Des Moinnes
Rock Creek
James R Reynolds
Turner Chapel
Inman of
Shellsburg
Linwood Ceemetery
Patrick Egan 83 longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies in Chicago
Patrick Egan 83 a Cedar Rapids resident and former railroad switchman died at his son John T Egan’s home in Rogers Park Chicago at 4 am Friday. Funeral services will be held at Immaculate Conception church Monday morning. Egan born March 14 1851 in Pittsfield Massachusetts began service with the B C R and N April 1 1888 and worked as switchman through the companys absorption by Rock Island. He retired on a pension February 1 1914.
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Walnut Grove
Independence County
Ark
William Harrison
Jennie L. White
Atkins
Cedar Rapids
Delia van Blair
Mendon Il
Delbert Raymond
Chester White
Mr White
Modern Woodmen of America
Tri State Mutual
Mendonal
Beatty Chapel
W A Montgomery
Linwood Cemetery
Patrick Egan
John T Egan
Rogers Park
Chicago
Immaculate Conception Church
Mr Egan
Pittsfield
Mass
Rock Island Railroad
Nagman
Hoffman Edgar W longtime Rockford auto salesman dies
Funeral services were held in Rockford Wisconsin for Edgar W Hoffman 37 an automobile salesman born in Cedar Rapids who collapsed at home Monday from a heart attack. He lived in Rockford since 1928 from Milwaukee and is survived by his widow Ruth two daughters Gloria and Edith a sister Mrs Isaac F McAllister of Palo and two brothers in law. A public highway project is listed with a 029 acre parcel in section 2 82 8 valued at 75 dollars dated 3 12 34.
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Edgar W Hoffman
Cedar Ryepids
Hoffman
Milwaukee
Wis
Ruth
Gloria
Edith
Isaac F. McAllister
Palo
Marion Lions Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Local Activities
A Marion Lions club and North and South divisions of the Marion Township Farm Bureau sponsored a Thursday meeting in Memorial hall. David Hindman presided while Mrs. David Hindman reported Farm Bureau state fair activities. Speaker B Kline discussed the Roosevelt dollar and urged city–country cooperation for uniform values. Willis Sheets promoted Marion’s recreation center project.
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Lions Club
B Kline
Near Vinton
Farm Bureau
Willis Sheets
Council Bluffs School Takes Forensic Title
Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln high school won state honors in two events at the University of Iowa tournament, taking oratory and extemp speaking. Robert Petersen won oratory with a Eulogy to John Marshall. Addison Kistle led extemp. Fort Dodge and Elkader also placed in various events and other district champions were named.
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Anraham Lincoln High School
Council Bluffs
University of Iowa
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John Marshall
Addison Kistle
Roger McShane Davenport
Samuel Arkoff
Fort Dodge
Jack Watson
Marvin Hansen Davenport
Jack McDonald
Iowa Training School For Boys
Eldora
Elkader Junior College
Ruth Lundt
Betty Bishop
Clarence Relmer
Alexander Perlin
Elkader
Abraham Lincoln High School Council
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Daven Hart
Fort Dodee
Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs
Fort
Iowa Prison Labor Losses Hit New Highs in 1933 Costs
The state auditor reported prison industries ran a net loss of 72 694 88 for the current year after 18 138 92 profit the previous year. The quarry showed a 15 531 19 loss in 1933 and 30 535 42 over three years. Inmate subsistence rose by 82 while operating costs fell 7 44 to 299 73 per person. The quarry is kept only to supply stone for prison walls.
Ad rate guidance for display classifieds in columns
The document explains counting lve words for the first line and six words for each following line to estimate line usage. It provides a rate table to determine the cost for the desired number of consecutive days the Want Ad will run. It emphasizes steady pricing for practical publication planning.
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