Prices Of Hogs Hold Steady at Chicago Pack Yard Sale
Hogs held steady at Chicago stockyards as about half the offerings went direct to packers. Receipts at major points totalled 44 800 with Chicago steady near Friday. Top prices for desirable hogs reached around 3 85 per hundredweight, with averages near 3 65. East St Louis and Pittsburgh showed mixed moves while Cleveland and Buffalo posted varied receipts and price shifts. Representative hog and sheep sales from Chicago detailed heavy and mixed lots, with steers and cattle also reported in steady to higher ranges as markets absorbed demand.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Chiraco
East Buffalo
East Stupus
Pittsburch
Marriage Licenses Report From Local Office
Local records list several marriage licenses issued today including Krici stane and Rib My oeh Sheehy TeReu Tari kas betty Rammetl frert, with names showing across the county clerk ledger and related financials from Center Por and Asmock of Maton. The list notes couples from Center Por and nearby towns, reflecting standard civil proceedings.
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Krici
TeReu
Betty Rammetlfrert
Corda
Hogs Unchanged On Local Market
Hogs prices stay steady with no grade changes on Monday. Prime hogs top at 3.15, with primes and good packers showing firm values. Calf, sheep, and cattle markets also hold steadier bids across quality ranges amid overall stable market signals.
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Produce Listings
Local Cedar Rapids market page lists wholesale fruits and vegetables with California oranges, grapefruit, lemons, bananas, and other produce prices. Farm staples include wheat, rye, barley, corn, hay, straw, and live poultry with assorted yardage and weights.
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Oriers
Record Wheat Rally Prompts Broad Grain Buying
A midwestern heat wave and dry forecasts sparked heavy buying in grains on the Chicago board of trade. Wheat led gains near week highs, with corn and oats rising as traders priced in continued drought. Provisions also rose as buyers dominated the market and receipts hovered around notable levels.
Wall St Stocks Open lower as market broadens decline
Heavy selling swept New York margins as prices fell across the board with declines of 1 to 5 points. Some recoveries late in the session were limited while trading volume reached about 2,300,000 shares as major issues such as U S Steel and Allied Chemical fluctuated in and out of losses. Wheat prices showed brief strength on weather signals amid a generally unsettled trading day in bonds and utilities.
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New York
U. S Industrial Alcohol
Santa Fe
Allied Chemical
VU S Smelting
U S Steel
Seling
American Telephone
Allied Chemical American Can
American Tobacco
Johns-Manville
Union Pacific
United Aircraft Standard Ous
New Jersey
California
General Motors
Steel Auburn
Case Goodyear
Westinghouse du Pont Consolidated Gas
Public Service of
New Jerse
Central Schenley
U S Industrial Alcohol and Corn Products Consolidated Gas
U S
Markets Report Mixed in Chicago Trading Day
Chicago traders pushed mixed results with modest gains in some sectors and losses in others. The session featured cautious sentiment as investors weighed early gains against unclear guidance from larger markets.
Fresh farm and market prices from Idaho to New York
Receipts and stock descriptions for poultry, eggs, butter, cheese, and produce. Prices vary across categories with mixed colors and standards. Idaho, Louisiana, and Texas markets show moderate to steady supplies and demand. futures for eggs and butter listed for May and June.
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Springs
Idaho
Louisiana
Texas
New York
Ile Bratlers
Chicago
Chicago T
Deaths of Ira Stubbs and family note
L. H. Stubbs of 338 Woodland Drive SE left Monday for Sterling Kansas after word of his father Ira Stubbs death at 96 Sunday night Funeral services likely Wednesday Ira started a mercantile store in West Elkton Ohio before the Civil War which remains in the family now run by son Charles Surviving seven children
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L. H. Stubbs
Woodland Drive
Sterling
Kan
Ira Stubbs
West Elkton
Charles
Stubbs
Kansas
Mrs Howard Davidson dies at 71 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Howard Davidson 71 died at home 836 Sixth Avenue SE at 6 30 p m Sunday after a three year illness. Born Sarah Kine December 15 1862 in Equality Illinois she married Howard Davidson January 23 1881 and moved to Cedar Rapids where she lived since. Survived by husband two sons Clarence and Clyde a brother George King four grandchildren one great grandchild. A son William drowned in the Palisades river in 1910. Member of St Pauls Methodist Church. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m Mercy Hospital conducted by Rev J Renwick McCullough. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at hospital Tuesday 10 to 1 p m.
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Howard Davidson
Sixth Avenue SE
Sarah Kine
Equality
Cedar Rapids
Clarence
Clyde
George King
Bertram
William
Palisades
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Mercy Hospital
J Renwick McCullough
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Matilda Dotson Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Matilda Dotson 77 longtime Cedar Rapids resident, four years in Garrison, died at 7 30 a.m. Monday at her nephew Alexander Lahue’s home in Garrison after a lingering illness. Widow of Vermont Dotson, she leaves three daughters: Mrs Alvin Erickson of Garrison, Mrs Paul Schwartz of Minneapolis, and Rose Dotson of Faribault. Body sent to Beatty chapel Cedar Rapids for funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday with burial in Oak Hall. Friends may visit 7 to 9 p.m Tuesday.
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Matilda Dotson
Cedar Rapids
Garrison
Alexander Lahue
Vermont Dotson
Alvin Erickson
Paul Schwartz
Minneapoli
Minn
Rose Dotson
Faribault
Beatty Chapel
Oak Hall
Cedar Rapids Pensioners and Residents Remembered in Death Notices
Obituaries from Cedar Rapids list Frank Motsch born 1873 in Dubuque died at 1120 am after illness at 1018 Avenue NE. Survived by wife, one daughter, three sisters. funeral arrangements pending. Also Opal D. Keith died at 4:15 am. survived by husband and two children. funeral in Gaffney Moore chapel. Nicholas Mertens, former Preston resident, died at home of his son. services planned in Preston. Frank J. Laposky, 88, retired shop foreman, died after brief illness. survived by daughter Anna, grandson and great granddaughter. body at Barta chapel. Alexander Anderson, 49, Cedar Rapids resident, died after three years in hospital. survived by wife Flora Mae and two daughters. funeral arrangements pending. Mrs. Alfred Petersen funeral scheduled for Tuesday at Turner chapel. burial in Mound cemetery near Watkins. William Kelly, about 80, died at county home. relatives sought by Beatty mortuary. Dr H M Heppersen, BeatriceNebraska, father of Mrs Hugo Block of Baltimore, noted as former Cedar Rapids resident.
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Frank Motsch
Cedar Rapids
Avenue NE
Mr Motsch
Dubuque
M H. Keht
Shenandoah
Carlos Miller
Edith Lawson
Minnie Motsch
Motsch
Immaculate Conception Church
Turner Chapel
Opal D. Keith
Opal Dean Keith
Grover’ Keith
Fifth Street
Burlington
Jack Riggs
de Lois Dean Keith
Grace McCann
Gaffney and Moore
Frank Ward Bunal
Nicholas Mertens
Preston
John Mertens
Fourth Avenue
John Spaus
Chicago
Barbara Sullivan
Fort Dodge
Marie Detterman
Gertrude Black
Frank J. Laposky
Frank J Laposky
Johnson Avenue
Bohemia
Anna E
G F Peceny
Betty Peceny
Sioux City
Cheroker
Barta Chapel
Alexander Anderson
Seventh Street
Independence Hospital
Hospital
Penick and
Ford
Flora Mae Anderson
Alice
Alberta
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mount Olive
Petersen
Alfred Petersen
Newhall
A. Montgomery
Dwight Krimholtz
Cedar Chapter
E. S
Mound Cemetery
Watkins
Friends
Turner Addresses Disabled Veterans Convention
The event brought together leaders from the Women's Relief Corps Spanish War Veterans VFW American Legion and other groups. Afternoon sessions covered committee appointments and speakers from the Des Moines veterans hospital. A parade and banquet planned through Tuesday culminate in installation of new officers and a closing dance. Cedar Rapids events featured a magician after luncheon.
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Women's Relief Corps
Dolph Heune
United Spanish War Veterans Post
Hazel Krail
Spanish War Auxiliary
Florin Francis
V. F. W. Post
Frank Siebert
V. W. Auxiliary
Ed Kopp
Hanford Post
American Legion
Maurice Cahill
Legion Department
Veterans Hospital
Des Moines
Pilicer
Merle Buck
Hotel Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hotel
Dickinson Attacks Cummings Over Tax Case Action
Dickinson accuses Cummings and supporters of pursuing a tax case to gain political leverage and terrorize business leaders, alleging the attorney general leaks details of the Mellon case and bypasses proper legal channels. He disputes the aim of tax collection, urging tax decisions be made by the tax appeals court and condemning administration tyranny.
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Farley
Cummings
Melton
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Federal
Grand Jury
Dickinson
U S. Court of Tax Appeals
Milwaukee Woman Bids to Become Zara Agha Wife
In Istanbul a Milwaukee woman named Elion Hikmann signs a letter offering to become Zara Agha's thirteenth wife. The 164 year old Turk, recovering from illness, has wed eleven of twelve wives and is courted by a 40 year old in Milwaukee as he weighs new romance.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Zara Agha
Elion Hikmann
Milwaukee
Wis
Orang
Miss Hikmann
United States
Roosevelt Seeks Finnish War Debt Settlement Model
Washington (UP) President Roosevelt plans a full settlement of the Finnish war debt hoping it will serve as a model for negotiations with other debtor nations. Speaker Henry T. Rainey said the settlement would be liberal and show the value of negotiating a full settlement to nations not in default. Rainey noted the President would not seek war debt legislation this session.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Henry T. Rainey
Finland
Rainey
Congress
Rhode Island Greets Old-Time Saloon
The restored open saloon in Rhode Island receives new liquor law changes signed by Governor Green. The amended code allows saloons and certain restaurants to sell all classes of intoxicants, bans women from saloons, and sets limits on service capacity and operation under the new regulations.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Green
General Assembly
W C T U Institute and essays read in Marion library
The W C T U Marion unit will host a county institute in the public library auditorium with solos by Billy Campbell and Loraine Cruise. The day’s highlight is contest essay readings from grades five through eight across four districts, one winner per grade.
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W C.T. U
County Institute
Marion
Billy Campbell
Anna Helen Martin
Rain
Loraine Cruise
Rules Land Bank Bondholders Cannot Force Foreclosure
The Supreme Court refused to hear a bondholders' appeal, ruling insolvent joint stock land banks cannot use courts to force foreclosure on bonds. W. E. Brusselback, representing holders of 42 million dollars in Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank bonds, sought foreclosure after receivership. lower courts said bondholders have no judicial remedy and must await estate administration.
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Washington
Supreme Court
W. E. Brusselback
Chicago Joint Stock Land Bank
Federal Farm Loan Board
Russelback
Young Democrats Hold Convention in Des Moines
DES MOINES AP An enthusiastic Iowa Young Democrats convention drew 800 to 900 members plus state officials and party leaders for a one day second annual gathering. District caucuses elected district committeemen and committeewomen as speakers including Guy Clyde L Herring E J Feuling and Ed Breen addressed the crowd. The governor cited the first Democratic administration in Iowa in 40 years.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Young Democrats
Young Democratic
Guy Clyde L. Herring
E. J Feuling
Ed Breen
Fort Dodge
Births in Walker and city communities this May
A series of birth announcements from St Luke's and Mercy hospitals. Included are Melvin Heefner of Walker and spouse with a son born May 6, D M Smith of 2148 Blake Blvd SE with a son on May 6, Wayne C G Stookey of 720 Sixteenth St SE with a daughter May 5, Glenn Phelps Route 1 Palo with a son May 5, Frank H Wagner at 1837 Blake Blvd SE with a daughter born May 7, Albert Nim mer of 417 Center Point Rd NE with a son May 7, Amos Meyers of 1928 E Street SW with a daughter May 5, and William Boland of Fairfax with a daughter May 5.
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Wengen
Wee OP Eien
Melvin Heefner
Walker
St. Luke's Hospital
D M. Smith
Blake Boulevard
Wayne CG Stookey
Sixteenth Street
Glenn Phelps
Palo
St Luke's
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Springville
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Roy Stanton
Whittier
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Monticello
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Eighth Street
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Waukegan, Il
Mart
W. E. Koppenaver
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Louise Hathaway
Marion Country Club
Dal Anderson
Viola
New Hallwood
A. G. Heim Roosevelt
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