Hog Market Slump Persists Amid Weak Demand Across Regions
Weak demand keeps hog prices down in Chicago and other markets with only small gains in a few lots. Receipts remain light while overall prices slide. cattle and sheep also show varied firming and softness across multiple cities including Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo Cincinnati and St Louis with totals around 21 700 Chicago and 6 405 cattle head reported.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cincinnati
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Smalu
St Louis
Steacs
Smad Kilers
Cn Cinnati
Steace
Eaen
Pittsburer
Buaio
S&s
Senrra Run
Fragmented Foreign Exchange Note Scrambled in Print
OCR reads as mixed letters and numbers on foreign exchange misc entries with unclear figures and stray words. The readable parts mention rates, perhaps currency values or market terms, but lack coherent data or names to identify an event.
Grain Prices Slip On Lack Of Support On Chicago Board
Wheat fluctuated nervously on the Chicago board with a close well under Wednesday as late firmness and eastern selling added pressure. Corn and oats followed the trend with uncertain moves while cash prices held steady and receipts varied.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Bond Markets Amid Turbulence Reported in Early Trading
Traders watched early activity as yields moved on several issues amid shifting sentiment. Analysts noted mixed results across segments with gains in some credits while others lagged as markets priced in policy hints.
Local Produce and Poultry Receipts Across Markets
The report lists varied receipts across markets including pork and poultry. Wisconsin, Illinois, and New York shipments show numerous lots of fresh eggs poultry and butter amid fluctuating prices. Beef and pork items are noted with freight terms and standard grades.
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Nsw
Pacific Coast
Local Hogs Holdsteady Prices At Market
Hogs remain steady on the local market with no grade changes since Tuesday. Top price holds at 3.30 per hundredweight as observers note stable demand and seller activity.
Wall Street Stocks Steady After Early Irregularity
New York trading paused with slight net gains as sugar and alcohol issues firmed. Drug led declines, while United Aircraft and Macy showed mixed results amid ongoing railroad program interest and hopes for a silver program.
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NEW York
Santa Fe
National
Corn
American Telephone
U_S_ Steel
American Can
New York Central
Union Pacific
National Biscuit
Public Service of
New Jersey
Great Western
U. S
Wall Street
Washington
R. H. Macy
United Aircraft
Palm Sunday confirmations planned for 27 youths
Twenty seven young people from Lutheran and Evangelical churches in Lowden Victor Mensing Harold Hoffmeier Allen Schneider Reuben Deke Carol Burmeister Walter Seebeck Leora Hein Myra Malotzki Lucille Dreyer Lee Milota Henry Griesbach Ralph Brendes Carl Otte Lawrence Burmeister Leroy Kreinbring Wilmar th Mensing Richard Mensing Leona Irene Gade Dorothy Jorgensen Wilma Viola Ruchotzki Betty Andresen Margaret Kinnan Fern Toerber Eleanor Mensing Doris Pancratz to be examined next Sunday and confirmed on Palm Sunday in two local churches.
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West Main Street
Peterson
Madison
People's Hospital
Man Rescued From Old Mine Hole Dies
John Chestock Jr aged 28 died in Ashland Hospital from injuries after being entombed for four days in an abandoned mine at Mount Carmel. He was trapped seventy five feet below ground and rescued late Wednesday by workers after more than 100 hours of labor.
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Mount Carmel Pa
John Chestock Jr
Ashland
Chestock
Iowa Budget Battle Cuts Education Funding Across Agencies
Lawmakers battled over amendments to the Iowa budget with large majorities opposing Mercer’s proposals to restore or expand funding. The education department faced a $1,937,348 cut, while allocations for Iowa University and Iowa State College were debated. Several other line items gained small boosts after contentious votes.
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Mercer
Iowa University
Johnson
Iowa
Illinois
Linn
Gallagher
Morgan Firm Faces Senate Probe Over Capital Setup
Ferdinand Pecora, counsel for Morgan & Co, says the firm refused to disclose capital setup details and offered limited answers on seven of twenty three questions. The committee, in secret session, pressed deposits as a key issue. John W. Davis represents Morgan amid possible extensions to Mellon aluminum and Van Sweringens railroad interests.
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Ferdinand Pecora
Morgan and Company
Pecora
House of Morgan
Senate
John W. Davis
Mellon Aluminum
van Sweringen Brothers
Beserged After He Shoots At Group Halting His Work
In Virginia Minnesota a farmer John Wyberg Markham barricaded himself Thursday afternoon after shooting and wounding Oscar Carlson. About fifteen farmers had stopped Wyberg from cleaning a county road culvert. Wyberg then returned and fired wounding Carlson in the leg. Deputies from Duluth Hibbing and Virginia dispersed the group. Wyberg and his wife and son were inside.
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Virginia
Minn
API
John Wyberg
Markham
Oscar Carlson
Wyberg
Carlson
Carleon
Duluth
Hibbing
Four Nazis Arrested For Beating Cabaret Owner
In Berlin on Thursday police arrested five men, four in nazi storm troop uniforms and one civilian, for beating Juan Fuchs an American cabaret proprietor. Two uniforms were released while the rest were held for immediate trial before a summary court. U S Consul General Messersmith praised police for protecting foreigners.
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Berlin
AINS
United States
George H. Messersmith
Juan Fuchs
Messersmith
WCTU Institute Set With Afternoon Verse and Evening Rally
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its annual institute in Marion at the public library auditorium. Afternoon sessions begin 2:30 PM with song and devotional led by Mrs. A. E. Blinks, followed by short addresses from Mrs. Belle Delzell and Mrs. Edward Sisam, with plans announced for Linn county institute. The evening mass meeting features Rev. Ermil B. Frye of Cedar Rapids as speaker on temperance work in Washington, with piano by Ruth Engstrom students.
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The
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
A. E. Blinks
Belle Delzell
Edward Sisam
S. B. Miller
Linn County Institute
Mabel Kearns
Minnie Whitcomb
Des Moines
Ermil B. Frye
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Ruth Engstrom
Jail City Officials in Coal Mine War
Mayor Murphy Smith and two city officials were jailed by sheriff deputies after a fire officials called part of a coal mine conflict. The arrests hit Otiscont mine central area under martial law as county officers control governance. Water Commissioner A G Carr Fire Chief Walter Miaski also were taken in, amid violence tied to United Mine Workers leaders and Underground Union organizing efforts. Arrests linked to the Ward and Donaldson killings in West Frankfort, with Moulin charged and Harris held as a witness.
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Auiglet
U. UP
Murphy Smith
Sheriffa
Bikey
Otiscont
A. G. Carr
Walter Miaski
Sire
Ray Edmundson
Don Moulin
United Mine Workers Union
Progressive Miners
Benton
Moulin
Charles Harris
West Frankfort
John Ward
Progressive
Elmer Donaldson
United Mine Worker
Ward
Harris
Waterloo Pioneer Woman Dies at 85 in Florida
Mrs. Jennie C. Ricker, 85, widow of Moses Ricker and longtime Waterloo resident, died Thursday in West Palm Beach, Florida. The body will be brought to Waterloo for burial. She was a daughter of P. H. Conger, an Iowa pioneer who served as Sioux Indian agent at Yankton and as Yellowstone park superintendent.
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Ilinois
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Reinbeck
Tama County
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Lincoln
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Dysart
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Springville
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Here
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Paul G Miler
Aurora
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Moses Ricker
West Palm Beach
Fila
Marion School Notes Reflect Busy Week Activities
Lincoln notes show eighth grade program at 1 10 p m with music reads plays and readings. Second graders built a farm and planted oats and corn. Civil War ancestor lists, spelling contest winner Donald Davin, fire drill speed, and move of two students to Cedar Rapids are recorded with staff and visitors listed.
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Katherine van Fossen
Nadine Dove
William Foweler
Helen Cooney
Lorraine Keenen
Jom Stewart
Jacob Snell
John Granger
Charles Hagerman
Joe Cira
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Charles Oxley
Norman Johnson
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Allen Mc
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Ina Fitzsimmons
Mary Kulish
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Betty Petrusch
Warren Hanson
Betty Peck
Virginia Munter
Helen Johnson
Donald Davin
Richard Schrimper
Tommy Benedict
Roberet Mullaley
Charlotte Castle
June Dee Wees
Marilyn Fontaine
Marion Kinkead
Robert Dailey
Thomas Grayston
Raymond Spencer
Urbana
O. O. Kieckhaefer
Ay Hanscom
Franknor
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