Hog Market Slows but Steady at Major U.S. Yards
Reports from Omaha and Chicago show hog prices holding with top bids around 4.60 while averages hover near 4.30. Receipts in Omaha and Des Moines run high with steady to modestly higher bids for select weights and grades. cattle, sheep and feeder trades also show varied strength across markets.
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Markets Update From Chicago Produce and New York Prices
Chicago AP reports butter eggs and poultry prices with receipts and market terms. EGGS receipts 34 743 with unchanged prices. POULTRY live trucks firm with leghorn roosters and rock broilers quoted. POTATOES receipts 102 with steady to firm stock. New York AP notes egg and butter prices with mixed creamery and standardized lots and futures for March.
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Rock Springs
Cedar Rapids Market Price List Summary
Local Cedar Rapids vendors publish price details for produce meats and groceries. The list includes multiple items with varied prices such as canned goods, greens, and staples. Units and exact items are partially obscured but indicate wholesale and consumer price points.
President's Stand Sends Grains Down On Exchange Bill Debate
Chicago reports indicate wheat and corn fell as much as two cents on Tuesday as President Roosevelt signaled opposition to the Fletcher-Ray exchange control bill. Wheat and corn closed 1% to 1% cents lower, oats 4 to 1% cents lower, with May futures at their lowest since January and December respectively. Market activity showed limited outside interest and a slow, unsettled session driven by policy stance and ongoing weather concerns.
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Wall Street opens sharply lower amid regulatory bill push
New York AP reports an opening stock sell-off with major averages dropping 1 to 3 points before late trading steadied. US Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, American Telephone, U S Smelting and others fell while Allied Chemical and US Industrial Alcohol slid about 4. Transfers reached about 1.6 million shares as bonds and commodities also lost ground.
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Bond Markets Signal Mixed Activity Amid Volatile Trading
The market snapshot shows uneven demand across bonds with cautious sentiment from traders. Yields move in narrow ranges as investors weigh inflation data and Federal policy signals while seeking haven assets and income from treasuries and corporates.
Hogs priced down on local market after quiet period
Local hog prices weakened after a lull with a 5 cent drop across all grades Tuesday at noon. Top hog price now 3.75 dollars. Calf market shows prices for 130-190 lb cattle at 306475 dollars. Sheep market reports fed lambs 80-90 lb at around 78 dollars, with superintendent Buck noting lamb values at about 1 dollar, etc.
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Elderly Farmers Near Elkader Robbed Claim Dillinger Identity
Near Elkader Iowa two elderly farmers were bound and robbed of about $100 after bandits entered the Wiegand farm Monday night. One robber carried a machine gun and claimed to be the outlaw John Dillinger after the victims identified him from photos. The Wiegand family and their housekeeper were present.
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Deaths Mrs S S Stockwell Former Cedar Rapids Teacher
Mrs S S Stockwell,a former Cedar Rapids resident and Van Buren school teacher, died at her Marquette Michigan home after a brief illness. Born near Stanwood, she later moved to Cedar Rapids, taught seven years, married S S Stockwell in 1903, and is survived by two daughters, her mother, two brothers, and a sister. Funeral and burial will be in Marquette.
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Funeral for Gerald Ireland to be Wednesday
Funeral services for Gerald Ireland will be held in the Beatty chapel Wednesday at 2 pm with the Rev Blaine Hyten officiating. Burial will follow in Cedar Memorial Park. Pallbearers are Howard Wilfon Robert Sweitzer John Stark Walter Simon William Brown and Cyril Noon. Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 pm at the chapel.
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Mrs. John U. McCurley Dies in Austin Minnesota
Helena E Simons born near Youngstown Ohio in 1847 married to John U McCurley after the Civil War. They settled on a farm near Columbus Junction Louisa County. Surviving grandchildren include Anna McCurley Cedar Rapids Lloyd McCurley Williamsburg Gaylord Gladwin Kenneth Wayne G F Morgan Austin Minn. Funeral at Reformed Church Columbus Junction with burial Columbus City.
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Cedar Rapids
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Death of John Thompson a former Cedar Rapids resident
John Thompson of near Jefferson died after a short illness. Survived by widow Elsie Davis, two daughters Marian and Virginia, and many from Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns plan to attend the Wednesday 2 p.m. funeral at Jefferson.
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Death of Allen R DeVore in Cedar Rapids area
Allen R DeVore died at the family home 1416 Seventh Avenue SE at 4d am Tuesday after a long illness. He was born August 30 1851 in Cardington Ohio and moved to Iowa in his early manhood. He married February 17 1879 in Batavia. For twelve years he lived in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are five daughters Nona and Vernal DeVore in Los Angeles California Gertrude and Garnett at home and Mrs J Puech of Birch Tree Missouri and one son Guy DeVore of Batavia plus twelve grandchildren. The body was taken to Campbell Funeral Home Eldon and burial will be in Batavia.
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Garnett
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DOROTHY TONE DIES AFTER brief illness in Kansas City
Dorothy Tone 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs James Nolan Polo Missouri died at a Kansas City hospital after a brief illness. Survived by her parents one sister Margarette and grandparents J W Nolan Cedar Rapids and Carrie L Whipple Brooklyn NY. Christian Science services planned in Turner chapel at 11 am Wednesday, Cedar Memorial park burial. Twin daughters of Mr and Mrs R J Macnamara also honored with services in Turner chapel at 2 pm Tuesday. cremation to follow. Survivors include both parents two sisters Joyce Marie and Florence Ann and Gustafson grandparents Minneapolis Minnesota plus several uncles and aunts.
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Brooklyn N. Y
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Flour Market Notes From Minneapolis Auction
Market report from Minneapolis shows flour prices down by a few cents per barrel with lower futures and bundled shipments. Cotton sacks rising to 98 pounds while bran and standard products list price declines and varied auction lots.
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Wrigley Co. Creates Job Assurance Plan for 2000 Workers
William Wrigley Jr. Co. stockholders approve a plan to set aside 1 million for employment assurance. 2000 workers will receive up to 80 percent of their pay during idle periods, with minimums of 18 dollars weekly for women and 28 dollars for men. The program spans at least fourteen weeks, backed by Philip K. Wrigley.
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Maggots Promote Bone Healing In Orthopedic Study
Dallas report details Dr George E Bennett of Johns Hopkins presenting maggot therapy for osteomyelitis at the Dallas Southern Clinical Society. The method, based on Dr William S Baer’s wartime work, uses thousands of sterile maggots to clean infected bone tissue over six to eight weeks without spreading infection.
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Roosevelt backs Lea Norris plan to amend presidential election
President Roosevelt's approval of the Lea Norris constitutional amendment to change presidential election method was presented to the house rules committee. Rep Jeffers said the President authorized him to state support and readiness to see the proposition move through this session. The plan would submit a new amendment to states for ratification by three fourths within seven years.
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Children's Playhouse Destroyed by Fire
Two structures burned on Tuesday. A children's playhouse near C H Seaton at 126 Thirty-second Street SE was destroyed after children reportedly started a stove fire. An unoccupied grass-fed shack near Glass and Wenig Roads NE also burned at 1:15 PM. Firefighters later contained a roof fire at E E Borgstedt’s home 648 Eighteenth Avenue SW.
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Tipton Science Class Tours Gazette Plant and Local Firms
Twenty five Tipton high school science students led by instructor HE Hendrickson toured The Gazette plant Tuesday afternoon to observe newspaper production. They also visited the TM Sinclair and Company plant Quaker Oats and the Iowa Electric Light and Power company plant.
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Marion Woman Pioneer Dies at 86 in Marshalltown
Mrs. Moses J. Teeters, 86, a Marion pioneer, died Monday at the Woman's hospital of the Soldiers' Home in Marshalltown after years of illness. Born Evilenn Grassfield in New York on May 2, 1847, she moved west with her parents at age three. She married Moses J. Teeters in 1868. he died in 1918. Survived by daughter Nellie Ranck of Kansas City and two grandchildren, she was active in the Methodist church and Robert Mitchell Woman's Relief Corps No. 126. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Mrs Insull Appeals to US for British Visa
Mrs Samuel Insull of Athens appealed to Lincoln MacVeagh United States minister to Greece for aid in obtaining a British passport visa and a French residence permit in place of her transit visa. The British government refused the passport visa without reason. Lawyer George Xiros said the US legation bore responsibility and threatened to go to the League of Nations. She wants to go to England or France and remain there rather than be restricted to transit status.
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Wagner Agrees To Revise Labor Board Bill
Senator Robert F. Wagner said he would revise his labor board bill with at least one concession to opponents. The change would allow employers to initiate company unions only if intended to aid labor and without employer control. He aims to have a redrafted version for President Roosevelt to study before his fishing trip.
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Wall Collapse Kills Four in Vera Cruz Mexico
Four men died and eight were injured when a wall at a municipal building under construction collapsed in Vera Cruz Mexico. Authorities investigate the incident and identify victims and casualties.
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