Cattle and Hog Market Receipts and Prices Mixed In Chicago
Chicago reporting mixed cattle and hog trade as receipts dwindled and demand shows improvement Yet prices vary by class with hogs up 10 to 20 cents in spots and cattle broadly steady to higher The Midwest volumes include Chicago 23200 to 550 average and notable gains for strictly choice stock while other markets like Cleveland East Buffalo East St Louis and Cincinnati show steadier tones Total receipts and specific bid data are listed for several markets with representative sales for steers cows and heifers and dull lamb markets in Chicago and surrounding areas.
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Chicago
Congress
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Buffalo
East St Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Aeceren
Nee i. Ae
East ST Louis Livestock
EAST
Hog and cattle market rounds up broad demand
Hog prices steady to higher as demand remains strong for choice steers and yearlings. Cattle receipts around 8 900 with feeders and bulls steady to strong. vealers and slaughter cows mixed. Sheep and lamb markets show selective gains with spring lambs and clipper stock paying higher in several markets including Omaha and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaita
Omaha
Hicher
Meat Price Listings by City and Range in Early 20th Century
Prices for beef cuts and weights listed per city including Mason City Ottumwa Waterloo Des Moines and grid and packers terms. Figures show price per hundredweight and per pound with varied weights from 140 to 380 pounds and multiple quality grades.
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Associated Press
Joua Marrets
Mason City
Ottumwa
Bond Markets Show Mixed U S Government Debt Activity
In New York the bond market reflected cautious trading as investors weighed Treasury issues and corporate securities. Government notes and bills moved modestly with some gains in higher grade issues while speculative papers slipped, amid profit-taking and expectations of action on policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fenery
New Seark
Aed
Cape
Japan
Wheat Rallies After Early Dip on Bullish Crop News
Chicago wheat prices rise as private crop reports boost optimism for winter and spring yields. Corn, oats, rye advance with cash markets firm. late inflation bill delay weighs on sentiment while rainfall delays field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Buenos Aires
Liverpool
Grain Movement Report From Chicago Markets
The Chicago market notes mixed wheat and oats pricing with No 2 white oats at 25, No 3 redescription at 28, and No 4 white at 21. Prices for timothy, clover, and other grains appear with cash bids and futures mentions including No 1 northern spring wheat and dark northern spring wheat, alongside corn and rye offerings. The report also references rail shipments with 179 cars of wheat and various basis terms, reflecting ongoing movement and pricing across grains.
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Chicago
CSU
Snie Rapley
Timothy
Mins Tapotis
Minneapolis
Sear
Aso
Montana
Chicacgo
Caro
Toaa
Chicago Produce Market Roundup Shows Steady Prices Across Goods
Live poultry and eggs hold steady as receipts remain ample at major markets. Butter and dressed poultry see firm to unchanged pricing while futures edge modestly higher on storage standards.
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Wescomsin Road
ATV
Texas
New York
Chicago
Hay Market Notes and Flour Prices in Chicago and Minneapolis
Market brief shows hay with a single car traded and price near 795 for caprawstar commodity futures up modestly. Flour in Minneapolis lists refined early at 450 and mixed grain components with standard middlings around 13.50 per hundredweight and bran around 33.50, with assorted inner car patterns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Wall St Stocks Tumble as Rails Lead Broad Gains
Wall Street steadied after an early dip as rail shares boosted the market with gains in carriers. Major rail groups rose while U S Steel and American Telephone declined slightly. volume neared 3.6 million shares with mixed moves across utilities and other sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Santa Fe
Delawire
Hudson
Union Pacific
Louisville
Foreign Exchange Rates In New York Market Report
Foreign exchange demand strong in New York with quotes across many currencies. The report lists rates for Great Britain France Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Tokio Shanghai Mexico City Montreal and New York Montreal exchanges.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Czecho
Apts Braz
Shanghai
Honekone
Mexico
Citwest
Montreal
Beetles Found Worldwide With New Species Constantly Discovered
Beetles inhabit every region of the globe with about 100000 classified species and new varieties being identified continually.
Will Rogers on rakes, markets, and tolerance in New York
In a 1933 column from New York, Will Rogers muses that markets swing daily and people cope with their own rackets. He notes most livelihoods seem nonessential save the farmer, urges tolerance, and teases New Yorkers as likable rascals even when skimming.
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New York
N. Y
U. S
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Goings On
Dr. Kerr, chiropractor, dial 20302. Flora E. Todd of Edgewood was in the city Monday en route to Fresno. John Ford, 66, fined $10 and costs for intoxication in police court. G. C. Greenwalt, exsecretary of state, arrested for speeding at 51 mph on R avenue NW. Plumbers notified. Leonard Berry sets office 9 am to 4 pm after three-fourths time. Dan Roddy to work 8 am to 3 pm. Goat theft reported at 1012 Seventeenth street NE. chain left behind. Anna Phillips, 20, injures finger at Wilson and Co packing plant. tendon severed, taken to St Luke’s hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Z. Bennett & Co
W. H. Jump
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hershey
Adams Mills
Aska Juneau
Hupp Motors
Arlegneny Corpn
Centsal
Uae
Kennecott Copres
Amn
Mach & F
Kroser Petes Teoane Amn Metals
Lambert Ai Amn
Pow & L
Ene Alley
Hell Mills
Cc & Fink
Uis & Myers
Ai Amn Melting Liq Carbonic
Amn Bteel
S Inc
Tel & Tel
Lorillard Po
Louisville ‘Gas
Wat
McKeesport
Woo
McKesson Rob
Mack Trucks
Andes Copper
Mathieson al
Armour
Miami Copper
2Mont Ward
Ataton Corp
Baden Loco
Murray Corp
Heredia
Arnrda
Beatrice Cry
Bendix Ayn
Best & Con
Gays
Steel Very Borden Co
Nevada Copper
Bere Warner
Central
Mir Gan Y
NW & HH
Hrouhl
Tay
Noranda Mines
Uestus Ene
Nort Boroughs
Nor Sea Mae
Hyeis
North Am
Cal & Heela
Canada
Gus Bley
Pacco 1
Steeera Caterpillar
Owens Ti Gi
Sasa Packard Mtrs
Pasco
Ohio
Ren Ford
Caron
Consol
Simmons Co
Glaskelly
Stuiz Motors Fee Autoute
Erie Bond & S
Tex Corpn
Free Pou & Liex Gulf
Tex Land
Ford Eneland Gy Timken
Foster Wheeler
Fox Film_A
Freeport
Tex Go
Union Pac
Cen Amon Tank
Val Aircraft
Cerars
Gen Foods
Ame Gas Co
Giulette SR Smelting
Gimbel Bros Steel
Glidden Co
Uul Pla
Venda Sues Ie
Goodrich
Wabash Ror
Warner Bros
Cennery Ag Fee Mame
Graham Paige
Wes'n Union
Granby Conner A
Westenouse
Great Nor Ore
Corn Edison
Suitt and Co
Grigsby Grunow
US Radio
G. C. Greenwalt
R Avenue NW
Leonard Berry
Dan Roddy
George Rees
Seventeenth Street
Anna Phillips
Third Street
Wilson and Company
St. Luke's Hospital
D Rapaport
Ninth Street SE
Roy Long
Centerville
E. S. Freeman
Davenport
A. G Heim
Fifth Avenue SE
N. W
Entertain Kiwanis Guests by Glee Club Performance
Washington high school girls glee club under Miss Jess M Chaney will perform at the Kiwanis club meeting Wednesday in the Montrose hotel. Rian Dow Fort Dodge district lieutenant governor will attend and give a short talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School Girls’ Glee Club
Jess M. Chaney
Kiwanis Club
Montrose Hotel
Rian Dow
Fort Dodge
Leutenant
Iowa-Nebraska
Deaths Mrs Nancy J Williamson Cedar Rapids native
Mrs Nancy J Williamson daughter of Martin Moore early Cedar Rapids settler died April 29 at her daughter Mrs Clyde C Maben of Wayne Michigan. Survived by daughters Mrs Maben and Miss Effie Williamson and two granddaughters Mary Elizabeth and Patricia Maben. Funeral held at Maben home then St John s Episcopal Wayne burial at Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J Williamson
Martin Moore
Cedar Rapids
Clyde C Maben
Wayne
Mich
Williamson
Mrs. Maben
Effie Williamson
M P Williamson
C S
St. Regis
Mary Elizabeth
Patricia Maben
Maben
St. John’s Episcopal Church of
Joseph Motejl Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM
Funeral services for Joseph Motejl will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the Bohemian Reformed church conducted by Rev Frank Helmich and English services by Rev Melvin Welke. Pallbearers from the Masonic lodge and graveside rites at Bohemian National cemetery by the lodge. The body lay at the Janeba and Brosh chapel then home 1428 Second Street SW with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday.
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Joseph Motejl
Bohemian Reformed Church
Frank Helmich
Melvin Welke
Masonic Lodge
Bohemian National Cemetery
Janeba and Brosh
Second Street
Cora Garretson
Methodist
Martelle
E. D. Armstrong
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Norwich
Births Reported for W. G. Neill and Clyde Sawyer Families
A son, William J., was born in Chicago on Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Neill, grandson of local Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Neill. Meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sawyer welcomed twins Dixie Ann and Thomas Charles at Mercy Hospital on Tuesday.
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William J
Chicago
W. G Neill
Neill
W. J Neill
Clyde Sawyer
Ellis Boulevard
Mercy Hospital
Dixie Ann
Thomas Charles
Union Electrical Workers Walk Out Over Wage Dispute
Cedar Ri ds electrical union members walk out after rejecting a 95 to 80 cents an hour wage cut. Negotiations froze after a Sunday meeting and no resumption time was given. Contractors say the reduction is needed to boost business while workers fear the offer is excessive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical Contractors Association
Dispute Over 30-Hour Week Delays Bill Action
Washington figures clash over a national 30 hour work week. Standard Oil’s Walter Teagle backs a 32 hour six month plan. Burns says the bill will not reach House floor until Roosevelt emergency measures pass. Connery warns the labor committee to proceed with its own action.
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Washington
INS
Congress
Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
House Labor Committee
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Burns
Tennessee
Connery
House
Roosevelt
Labor Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Reid Succeeds McGrath On Chamber Board
The Chamber of Commerce board accepted the resignation of D. E. McGrath former sales manager of Three Minute Cereals now in Milwaukee and elected John C. Reid general manager of Three Minute to fill the term expiring September 1934.
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Reid
McGrath
Chamber of Commerce
D. E. McGrath
Three Minute Cereals Company
Milwaukee
John C. Reid
Three Minute Company
Frances Byers Sues Ted Durant Over Unwarranted Arrest
Frances Byers seeks a $10,000 judgment in district court against Ted Durant alleging an unwarranted arrest. She claims Durant charged her before Justice A. S Reed on January 13 with taking $100, and that the charge was dismissed because the complaining witness did not appear at the January 23 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Byers
Ted Durant
Durant
A. S Reed
Judge Denies Simonsen Motions In Separate Maintenance Case
Judge H C Ring in district court Tuesday morning denied Ingeman Simonsen's request to set aside a separate maintenance decree and to vacate a support money judgment awarded to Evelyn May Simonsen in district court on April 18. Simonsen claimed he was not notified of the hearing. The couple was married at Anamosa in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H .C. Ring
Ingeman Simonsen
Evelyn May Simonsen
Simonsen
Anamosa
Late Claim Against Stropple Estate Before Judge
A $2,591 claim against Rudolph Stropple's estate faced court review in district court with Judge John T. Mofit presiding. Claimant W. Jd. Grunewald sought permission to file after the statutory deadline. Stropple, a Cedar Rapids man, died June 7, 1926 and Grunewald filed the claim April 18, 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Stropple
John T. Mofit
W. Jd. Grunewald
Stropple
Cedar Rapids
Grunewald
Walton Sues For Loan Judgment In District Court
L. Jane Walton sues in district court for 110.60 and 149 on a promissory note and loan allegedly made to defendant Kittie A. Daubenmier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Jane Walton
Kittie A. Daubenmier
Receiver Sues Under Lease for 2120 Judgment
L. A. Andrew as receiver of Springville Savings Bank seeks a 2120 judgment in district court against the M. R. Sterner and Chris Jenson estates in a lease action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Andrew
Springville Savings Bank
M. R. Sterner
Chris Jenson
Promissory Note Suits and Divorce Filed in District Court
Sue On Notes. Promissory note suits filed in district court include Anton Stout against A E Burr and Clara R Burr for 650 dollars and C J Williams against Susan J Anderson for 1350 dollars. William M Busland seeks divorce from Mary A Busland on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. married February 25, 1930. Brown Sheet Iron and Steel Co seeks a 360 dollar judgment in district court against State Oil Co under a conditional sales contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Stout
A E Burr
Clara R. Burr
C. J. Williams
Susan J. Anderson
William M. Busland
Mary A. Busland
Brown Sheet Iron and Steel Company
Sewage Plant Work Nears Completion In Marion
About eighty workers this week at the Marion sewer project financed by the RFC and city sewer fund. Concrete on the septic tank nearly finished. Filter bed excavation done and footings poured. Drain tile to be laid and pipe connections to the old tank underway. Dry Creek Club met with an eighty person turnout in Memorial hall and a program featuring readings music and recitations.
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Marion
Dry Creek Club
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
Memorial Hall
Harlan Starry
Alice Frederick
James Frazee
Jean
Emagene Dukek
Earl Dukek
Eleanor Maier
Irma Maier
June Cunningham
Virginia Jackson
Clarence Rhinehard
Annie Laura Davidson
J. W. Frazee
Ellyn McGowan
Lydia Gillesmore
Paul and
Mildred Hickman
Clarence Rhinchard
George Touro
Eloise
Lyle Touro
Mar« Jon
Eleanor
Neva
Irma Mailer
Geneva White
Emugene
Marjorie Dukek
Alburnett
S. Starry
Cedar Rapids
Marion chapter presents Sardines in Masonic Temple play
The past matrons of Marion chapter No.183 O E S staged a one act play Sardines set in Mrs. Mattie Eaton's living room in Herring Port with cast including Mrs. George C. Oxley and Mrs. R Lee Taylor. A large crowd attended and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Masonic Temple
Mattie Eaton
George C. Oxley
Eaton
Carroll
New York
R. Lee Taylor
Lucy Watkins
G. O. Pyle
Lizzie Pike
Frank S. Keith
Alfreda Doolittle
Walter Kennedy
Methodist Ladies Aid Divisions Plan Wednesday Meetings
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church schedules Wednesday gatherings. Comforter division hosted by Mrs Harold Howe. Sunshine with Mrs W G Mitchell at 463 Fourteenth street. True Blue with Mrs C C Carpenter and others. Rainbow with Mrs M H Biddick. Endeavor hosted by Mrs Frank Straley. Gleaners with Mrs Verne Clemans. Keystone hosted by Mrs W E Peddycourt at 898 Eighth street. Loyal division at 2 30 with Mrs C F Breneman. Officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Harold Howe
Sunshine
W. G. Mitchell
Fourteenth Street
C. C. Carpenter
Eighth Avenue
H. G. Millen
Donald Wolfe
George McDowell
Frank Fairley
Ministerial Union Plans Mass Meeting on Eighteenth Amendment
The Ministerial Union met Tuesday at the Marion Community club to organize a mass gathering in support of the Eighteenth amendment. The Lincoln school auditorium will host the event Sunday at 8 p.m. An out of town speaker will be secured.
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Frank Cole
Cornell College
Library
Marion High School
Fred Stack
Des Moines
Church of God
M. A Hollingsworth
Dubuque
R. BE. Lehdigh
L. C. Dow
J. J. Booth
Dow
Marion Masonic Temple Association
Masonic Temple
Community Bible — Study Group
Eighth Avenue
Catherine Schulz
Marengo
Howard Martin
Tueseday
Marion Community Club
Lincoln School
Methodist Church Family Night Postponed for Farewell Dinner
The Davenport district farewell party honoring Dr. and Mrs. Earle A. Baker of Mount Vernon moves from Wednesday to Friday. A picnic supper will be served in the church dining room following Dr. Baker finishing his term as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Methodist Church
Earle A. Baker
Mount Vernon
Baker
Davenport
City Council appoints chiefs and approves fund transfer
Elmer King is reappointed fire chief and Tom Barkwill named assistant chief after a Monday council meeting. A resolution transfers 2000 from the improvement fund to the sewer fund. In social notes, families from Perry Centerville Anamosa Cedar Rapids and Marion are pictured attending events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer King
Tom Barkwill
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Ith Ave
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Poe
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British Stabilization Fund
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Will Rogers
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Dial
Flora E. Todd
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Fifth Avenue
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T. R. Stephenson
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Frank Shonka
Center Point Road
R. A. Vorpahl
Union Electrical Workers
Court House News
O. F. Paulson
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Tom Costas
Second Avenue SE
Marion News
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Bobby Kerns
Barbara Armstrong
Joe Derflinger
Billy Kramer
Lois Mitchell
Richard
Donald
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William Kearns
Skippy Saylor
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Frank Saylor
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Guardian
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First Avenue
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Sixth Avenue
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Fred Bebee
Springville
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Order of Eastern Star
Arthur Newman
John Thompson
George Schultz
Robert Cessford
Ira Overfelt
Lois
Gunnison
Utah
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Christian Church
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Thomas Park
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Tulsa
Oklo
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Entre Nous Club
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P E. O
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Perry
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J. R. Brown
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Lang
Rural Garden Club
Fred McShane
A. H. Rundquist
Linn
Dorothy Fillmore
Marion Country Club
O. G. Waffle
Burlington
Congregational Church
State Convention of Congregational Churches
Howard Rian
Ralph Maxson
William Sheets
Nevada, Mo
Jens Cook
J. F. Gleason
L. C. Weineke
Twentieth Street
Third Avenue
G. C. Miller
Mr. Miller
Mrs. Kortson
Bertha Williams
Jack Wrigley
Justice of the Peace Co. E, Drummond
Archie Scott
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