Hog Prices Jump as Shortage Shrinks Supply in Chicago
Hog markets rise 10 to 15 cents to top 9.25 as receipts run about 11,000 with 4,000 direct. Through the week, hogs total around 96,400 across major markets, the lowest in years. lighter weights show strength while larger weights peak near 9.00 to 9.10. Cattle trade is slow with mixed signals, beef demand weak and steers drawing top quotes around 13.60 for better lots. Sheep and lambs remain steady to softer as packers bid cautiously.
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Chicago
Ave
Dept. Agriculture
Alice Gee
Corauet
Eskinkk Ff
Stegay Ab
Furns
Omana Tinestoure
Omaha
Sta
Lee
Fed
ST Paul
Dust storms lift grain prices on Chicago board
Dust storms across the southwest push wheat futures to new highs on the Chicago board with May around 93 3 4 cents and July near 94 1 2. Corn and oats follow gains as traders note strong overseas demand and firmer Liverpool prices. Cash markets rise modestly as buying interest from eastern houses supports activity amid ongoing dust-related crop anxiety.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Dakotas
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Liverpool
Local hog prices rise a dime across grades
Hog markets strengthen on Wednesday with all grades advancing a tenth. Sinclair Hog Market lists top prices to 8.90 and provides detailed bids for hogs from 140 to 350 pounds, calves, and sheep, with cattle, wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley quotes from Winnipeg and Cedar Rapids offices.
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Sinclair
Sinclair’s
Chicago
Lamson Brothers & Co
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Apnea
Winnipeg
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Mixed in List
Market brief lists wheat oats corn and barley prices alongside hens stags and leghorn stock. Wholesale fruits vegetables oranges and potatoes lemons onions cabbage and celery are priced with quantities and per crate or per unit figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruguce
Markets Update with Commodity Prices and Futures
Live reports from Chicago markets show butter egg futures and poultry lines with prices, stock movements, and storage notes. The text lists commodity quotes, including butter and egg futures, with references to standards, pack sizes, and March trade notes.
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Chicago
World Sugar and Currency Snapshot From New York AP
AP reports a mixed market scene with sugar at 470 cents and various currency and commodity quotes. The piece lists rates for France, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Spain, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Argentina, Brazil, Japan, and North American locations including Montreal and New York.
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SIGAR
New York
Torlign
AP Farman
France
Jrg
Germany
Sweden
Denmack
Finland
Switvesand
Portia
Poland
Czechoslovania
Jucesiovia
Austria
Hongary
Raumania
Grain Movement Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Rates
Chicago cash grain and Minneapolis quotes show wheat, corn, oats, barley, and soybeans with various grades and prices. The listings include No 2 hard wheat at 199, corn No 2 and No 1, oats No 2 across multiple bids, and soybeans near 104, along with barley seed and Timothy hay notes.
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Chicago
Bond Markets Weigh Uncertainties in Transportation Sector
New York AP reports cautious trading as transportation shares create mixed signals. Government issues showed routine activity with Liberty and Home Owned Loan issues steady. Santa Fe and Frisco 4s traded near quoted prices amid modest gains and lower prices overall in several treasuries.
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York
New York
Liberty
Wien
Santa Fe
Attin
Pastal Teleeraph Company
Ametian
Formig Power Se
Detroit Edison
Elre
Busera
Crnodswear
Texas Cyss
Aime
Eta
Foen Jeans
Wall Street Stocks Advance Amid Mixed Trading
U.S. Smelting drops while Coca Cola leads gains. Allied Chemical American Telephone and others rise in late trading as turnover runs about 480000 shares. Railroad finance and European tension keep investors cautious though grains rally.
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New York
U. S
Coca Cola
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
American Dan
du Pont
Europe
Wall Street
Eastman Kodak
DuPont
Penney
Canada Dry
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Iron Age
Wallace
Atlas
Market Report Listings and Quotations From Chicago and Minneapolis
The page shows extensive stock quotations for Adams Exp to Union Carbide with many firms like General Electric, Chrysler, Ford, and Standard Oil listed. Chicago stocks cover utility, steel, and consumer goods names, while the Minneapolis flour market notes higher prices, carloads, and standard middlings. A closing line mentions water-to-bread efficiency, noting more than a thousand pounds of water per pound of bread.
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J E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Exp
Intl Cement
Atlaumley
T and T
Alaska Juneau
Loose Wiles
Ree Rott Mills
Lorillard P
Amn Smelting
Lowsville GE
Amn Steel Fdys
McIntyre Por Aatay
Amn
McKeesport Tin Bn
McKesson
Marshall Fid
Mack Trucks
Nash Motors
Barnsdall
Natl Biscuit
Bendix
Beth
Steel
Natl Steel
NY Central
Bohn Alum
Nh&h
Hordety Fe
Noranda Mines
Borg Warner
Briges
Mfe
North Amn
Brooklyn
Ohio
Otis
S & Ohio
Peoples Gas
Des Ge
Phelps Dodge
St P & P
Phillips Poet
P&p Pf
Proctor Gambel
Chrysler Mtr
Bullman Co
City Ice
Radio Corpa
Coca Cola
Consol
Shell Union
Consol Cins
Simmons Co
Socony
aSu Pac RR
Son Railway
Cream of Whita
Sperry Corp al Crowr Cork
Joe
Curtis Wright
Calif
Deere & Ee
Nat Sterin
Douglas Air
du Font Gon Hi Stone
Webster Aga
Udebaker
Elec Autolite
Tex Corp
Elec
Tex Gulf
Tex Land Tr
Ford England
Timken
Foster Wheeler
Tex
Union Carbide
Gen Baking
Tytinion Pac
Gen Cigars
Graham Paige
Weel
S$ Steel
Great Nor Ore
Warner Bros
Hiram Walker
West_ Union
Houston Oil
Westghouse AB
Howe Sound
Westghouse el
Hudson Motors
White Rock Wapp Motors
Wilson & Ca
Woolworth
Indus Raven
Youngstn
S&t
Inspiration
Chicago
Asbestos
Mtg
Cien Hshold
Heilemann
Berghoft
Libby McNeil
Marshall Fid Ta Butter Bros
Nobi Sparks
Quaker C
Chicago, Corp
Quaker Prd
Tig Come Edison
Townsend Denies He Will Run For President In 1936
Dr. F. E. Townsend, author of the Townsend old age pension plan, says he will not run for president under any circumstances. He denounces Hawks' third party idea with Borah and urges changes within existing major parties. The Townsend plan would grant $200 a month to every American over 60 if spent within thirty days.
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Washington
F. E. Townsend
Townsend
Boston
Charles M. Hawks
William EK. Borah
United States
City Briefs and Personals at Second Evangelical Church
Mrs. Edward Roy of 1825 Oakland Avenue NE is reported improved after a period of critical illness at her Sterling Colorado parents' home. Mr Roy accompanies his wife in Sterling. Church Family Night at Second Evangelical church Thursday at 7 30 features Why The Whole Family Should Worship Together with Albert Truesdale and Alice Brainerd speaking. Next week's meeting will cover questions relating to the Scriptures.
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Edward Roy
Oakland Avenue
Sterling, Colo
Roy
Sterling
Second Evangelical Church
Albert Truesdale
Alice Brainerd
Shueyville Band to Perform Concert Friday
The Shueyville band sponsored by Jefferson township school board under Cliff Berkey will present a concert at the Swisher hall Friday evening. The program includes several duets solos and readings.
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Swisher
Shueyville
School Board of
Jefferson Township
Cliff Berkey
Parish Social at Trinity Methodist Thursday
The Rev Mr and Mrs Harold E Mayo will be assisted in receiving the parish of Trinity Methodist church Thursday evening at 7 30 at the all church social sponsored by them. The committee includes Mr and Mrs E R Owens Mr and Mrs Ed Plummer and Mr and Mrs Roy Ritz. Refreshments are in charge of Misses Betty Cocayne Virginia Stevens Thetis Holmes and Leah Youtzy.
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Harold E. Mayo
Trinity Methodist Church
E. R. Owens
Ed Plummer
Roy Ritz
Betty Cocayne
Virginia Stevens
Thetis Holmes
Leah Youtzy
Membership Campaign Meeting of Knights of Columbus 909
Knights of Columbus council 909 held a special membership drive in their club rooms Tuesday evening approving new applications and reinstatements. Campaign progress suggests completion by April 1 as part of a statewide effort led by Dr William H Redmond of Cedar Rapids with initiation planned for early May before the May 2021 state convention at Dyersville.
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Knights of Columbus Council
Wm. H Redmond
Cedar Rapids
Redmond
Iowa
John H Bormann
Anamosa
Manchester
Monticello
Dyersville
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Des Moines Senate Balks at Division of Real Estate Under Execution
DES MOINES UP The Iowa senate defeated the Shangile bill that would have required splitting land under execution in real estate sales into small tracts to ease redemption. The vote was 24 to 18.
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Des Moines
Iawa
Senate
Plan State Handball Tourney In Des Moines
The fourth annual Iowa open handball tournament will be held in Des Moines with state singles on April 5 6 and 7 and doubles on April 12 13 and 14. Des Moines entries will enter an elimination tournament preceding the state meet.
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Des Moines
Pupils Tested for Tuberculosis in Marion School
In Marion High and Junior High 325 of about 400 pupils received tuberculin tests on Tuesday under a Linn county public health project. Most janitors and teachers were tested. expenses are shared by FERA and the Iowa Tuberculosis Association with local Christmas Seals. Reactors receive follow up exams and X rays as needed. Ruth Walker administers the project from Cedar Rapids. requests may be sent to her at the Public Health Nursing Association in the Memorial Building.
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Marion
Linn County
FERA
Iowa Tuberculosis Association
Christmas Seals
Ruth Walker
Public Health Nursing Association
Memorial Building
Cedar Rapids
Railroads To Regain Passenger Traffic Through Advertising
Chicago AP report says Western Association of Railway Executives will form a $450,000 advertising fund to win back passengers. Chairman Harry Guy Taylor notes newspapers will be first line of attack and the campaign will reach key western cities. Fund backed by twenty five roads west of Chicago St Louis and New Orleans.
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Chicago
Harry Guy Taylor
Western Association of Railway Executives
Taylor
St. Louis
New Orleans
Clipper Takes Water Route To San Diego
Pan-American Clipper departs Miami at 9 15 am on a 3000 mile water route to San Diego California. The flight runs over water except for about 100 miles crossing the Gulf of Mexico and Pacific, via Tehuantepec Isthmus, to Acapulco where the craft will stay overnight. Captain Edwin commands the ship and expects ten hours to reach Acapulco.
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Miami, Fla
United States
San Diego
Calif
Miami
Gulf of Mexico
Pacific
Tehuantepec
Acapulco
Edwin
Four Youths Sentenced to Die in Chair
New York police kill during a Fifth Avenue luggage shop holdup led to four youths being found guilty of first degree murder. Ray K. Orley Amerigo Angellini Newman Raymond and Thomas Gilbride, all aged 20 to 21, were sentenced to die in Sing Sing’s electric chair.
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New York
INS
Fifth Avenue
Sing Sing
General Sessions
Ray K. Orley
Amerigo Angellini
Newman Raymond
Thomas Gilbride
Striking Dairy Farmers Dump Milk on Texas Highways
In Dallas a dairy strike escalated as about 4 000 gallons of milk were dumped onto highways to protest prices. Producers seek 2 80 a hundred pounds, up from roughly 2 50. Trucks en route to Dallas plants were seized and milk dumped Tuesday.
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Dallas
Tex
INS
Daylight Bandits Loot Tulsa Jewelry Store
Two masked bandits held up Ben Goldberg's jewelry store in daylight, looting about $50,000 in diamonds and cash. Goldberg, two clerks and two customers were bound and gagged. the pair fled in a car driven by a confederate.
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Tulsa
Okla
INS
Ben Goldberg
Goldberg
Buchan Named Head of Canadian Govt
Sir George Perley acting prime minister announced John Buchan the British author and MP will be the next governor general of Canada in Ottawa.
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Buchan
Ottawa
George Perley
Canada
John Buchan
Morro Castle Sold as Junk For 33605 Dollars
New York AP reports the liner Morro Castle once part of the American coastwise fleet was sold as junk for 33605 dollars to the Union Shipbuilding Company of Baltimore after its 1934 disaster that claimed 124 lives.
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New York
Morro Castle
Union Shipbuilding Company of
Baltimore
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll for 1935
In Cedar Rapids details are unclear due to damaged text. The fragment references auto toll incidents and counts of accidents and injuries with sporadic numbers, but lacks complete data or identifiable sources to confirm figures or dates.
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Cedar Rapids
Housing plan aims to shift workers from relief projects
Clarence A. Hahn of the Federal Housing Administration outlined a plan to move workers off FERA and CWA programs into a broad home improvement effort. The proposal relies on local cooperation among builders, suppliers, and lenders, and seeks to finance repairs and permanent improvements without new government investment. A Marion committee including Carl Kassler, Earl Welsher, and H. Knight was formed.
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Clarence A. Hahn
Federal Housing Administration
Marion Service Club
Hahn
FERA
CWA
Carl Kassler
Earl Welsher
H. ?. Knight
Local club hosts program with regional history and literature
Mrs. G. O. Pyle of 1008 Eleventh Street led the ristriai club meeting on Tuesday with 15 members. W. G. Koppenhaver presented Boone Grinnell Colfax Newton Nevada and Ames history and Kate Shelley’s 1881 railroad wreck heroism. Mrs. H. O. Allen spoke on James Norman Hall William Zachary Gladwin Emerson Hough and John Scholte Nollen. A library book drive was urged with donations to be sent via Mrs. Pyle.
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G. O. Pyle
Eleventh Street
Theristriai Club
W. G. Koppenhaver
Boone
Grinnell
Colfax
Newton
Nevada
Ames
Kate Shelley
H. O. Allen
James Norman Hall
W. Zollinger
William Zachary Gladwin
Emerson Hough
John Scholte Nollen
Grinnell College
Edward Steiner
Legion Auxiliary
Pyle
Book club luncheon at Mrs. Whitacre home entertains members
Members and guests attended a buffet luncheon at Mrs. Josephine Whitacre’s home on Tuesday. Covers for 18 were arranged at four tables. The program featured an address by Mrs. O. L. Brown, a short story reading, three poems, and songs by Robert Munson Verle Breed Arminta Davidson Lorraine Cruise and accompanist Edna Davis. Committee organizers were Mrs. H. G. Stitzel Mrs. A. A. Hardin and Mrs. Josephine Whitacre.
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Book Club
Josephine Whitacre
O. L. Brown
Rose Heylburt
Robert Munson
Verle Breed
Marion High Looks to Bridge Gap at Parents Night
About 200 parents and school patrons attended the second annual Parents night at Marion High School. Superintendent C B Vernon spoke on education goals including character manners intelligence and health. Attendees visited classrooms saw student exhibits and met teachers before a social period.
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Marion High School
Lincoln School
Supt. C. B. Vernon
Cars Needed To Attend Marion High Music Contest
An appeal seeks volunteers with cars to transport Marion high school students to a pre district music contest to be held Friday and Saturday at Monticello. The school will cover gas oil and admission fees for drivers. Call Rose Wilcox 541 L J Paul Popejoy 439 W or Vernon 287 310 to volunteer.
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Marion High School
Monticello
Rose Wilcox
Paul Popejoy
Supt
Vernon
Chickens Straining City Streets and Local Notices
Complaints to Mayor Pazour over chickens roaming and destroying gardens prompt requests to coop birds. Dog taxes overdue since Feb 1. owners urged to confine pets. Ed Castle urges no rubbish in streets due to overloaded storm sewers. American Legion benefit card party set for Thursday night at the Legion hall. Various local visits and social notes follow along with community ads and meeting notices.
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John H. Pazour
Ed Castle
Marion Post
No. 298
American Legion
Legion Hall
Gazette Want Ads Access Through Mail In
Out of town readers may answer Gazette Want Ads with only a phone number by writing f to the Gazette Want Ad Department.
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Gazette
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Fredericksburg
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Marquette
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Marsion
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H. C. Allen
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This City
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