Hog Price Rally Lifts Chicago Open as Receipts Climb
Hog markets opened steady to higher with gains of 10 to 25 cents as large receipts arrived. Chicago buyers pushed prices to 410 to 415 for 190 to 290 pound hogs, while cattle and sheep trades also showed strength in late sessions across Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo Cincinnati and St Louis.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cincinatti
Chicaco
Cleveland
Pittsborgh
St Louis
Cincinnati
Chengo
Pittsburch
Buffilo
Lois
East St. Lois
Tradt
Chace
Neve
Ineher
Chiypers
Clesvelind
Ted Toda
Pat Buren
Omaha
Earry Sachs
Bimiy
Strome
Strane
Amods
Local Market Prices and Item Listings Glimpse
Readable fragments show various prices for meats, goods, and services across locations. Mentions include Waterloo and Mason City items, packers, nets, and diverse small sums. overall content resembles a busy vendors page with numeric totals and unit prices.
Hog Receipts at 25 Concentration Yards and 7 Parking
Area hog receipts for 48 hours ending Monday show 300, down from 61500 a week earlier and 46690 a year ago. Markets report higher trading activity and strong demand for light weights, with values and quotes for various hog weights and cattle offerings across St Louis and surrounding markets. Strong receipts and price activity in hogs, cattle, and feeders noted, with buyers seeking higher packer bids and steady to higher demand through the period.
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Inehest
California
Chicago
CS Dept
Tawa
Minnesota
Were &F
Ube
ST Louis
Bond Markets and Turmoil Across New York Treasuries
A scrambled markets summary referencing bonds and Treasuries in New York with mentions of traders, prices, and market activity. The text names various entities and indicators and notes volatility and tender activity amid uncertain conditions.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Trade List Scrambled
Grain and fruit figures list prices and items such as wheat hay straw crates potatoes and various produce. Entries include prices like 500 and 300, with goods from California and New York noted in a fragmented ledger style.
Corn Leads Grains As Prices Hit 1933 Highs On Market
Corn again led the grain complex on the Chicago Board of Trade with new 1933 highs across deliveries. Wheat fluctuated and closed down from Friday’s finish as demand cooled, while oats rye and barley moved modestly. Lard prices rose on strong hog and corn markets amid active cash grain trading. Receipts varied across commodities with ongoing field delays influencing activity.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Washington News
Grain Movement In Minnesota North Dakota Wheat Prices
Grain receipts and cash prices for wheat corn oats timothy and clover seed in Minnesota North Dakota and Montana are listed with market movements and bids. Prices show varied values across regions, with several reports of No 2 and No 4 grades and futures-like notes. detail focuses on cash grain activity and comparisons to prior year readings.
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Timothy Sefid
Curt
Commencement Exercises Set for Lamont High School
Lamont High School will hold commencement exercises on May 26. Two seniors, listed by name, will receive diplomas amid the class of many graduates including Aileen Adams Ina Barr Neva Bowden Annabelle Brewer and others.
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Tavmont
Lamont Hich School
Aileen Adams
Ina Barr
Neva Bowden
Annabelle Brewer
Mary Cashen
Althea Dickenson
Delma Dopp
Wa Mae Emmons
Norma Goldsmith
Nadvne Hoag
Bessie Jones
Kathryn Newton
Alice O'Brien
Delma Potter
Genevieve Remling
Edna Seedorff
Gwendolyn Seward
Mariane Singer
Mildred Streicher
Raymond Barta
Cecil Busenbark
Forrest Cumberland
Wall Street Advances and Declines Amid Roosevelt Address
Stocks fluctuated with fractional gains in late trading while several major issues slipped. American Can, DuPont, and United Fruit posted gains, while Allied Chemical and Union Pacific fell. Roosevelt's address and gold standard rumors influenced sentiment as steel operations looked to improve.
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Santa Fe
American Can
Louisville & Nashville
New York Central
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
du Pont
American Telephone
Case
Roosevelt
France
American Telephone DuPont
United Fruit
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National Steel
Goodyear
General Motors
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Owens Times
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England
Steel
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Local Hog Market Succeeds with Higher Prices
Hogs gain strength after a 15 cent rise across grades. Prime hogs in various weight ranges reach up to 3.50, with prices listed for 180 to 550 pounds. Calf market shows choice 140 to 180 pounds around 4.00, and lambs at 80 to 95 pounds between 4.50 and 5.00, with other grades priced by quality.
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Sinclair OG
Chicago Produce Market Report Snapshot
Market receipts and pricing across potatoes poultry butter eggs and cheese show steady to moderate trading. Regional notes include Wisconsin Minnesota Idaho Texas and Louisiana items with varied quotational levels and futures for eggs and butter in Chicago and New York markets.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Alabama
New York
Wenak Express
Wenak Express: Broilers
Hennery Exchange
Midwestern Exchange
Husband Believed Dead In War Proves Living and Remarries
Harold Tyerman of Cedar Rapids obtained a district court annullment decree with his wife Anna Winifred Tyerman after learning her first husband J J Burton Willison, who served in the Canadian army in Vancouver, British Columbia, was alive. Willison disappeared after 1915, presumed dead, before Mrs. Tyerman and Harold Tyerman wed in 1930.
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John T Moffit
Harold Tyerman
Cedar Rapids
Anna Winifred Tyerman
Tyerman
Canada
J. J. Burton Willison
Tyermans
Raiders Nab Two In Downtown Liquor Raid
Russell Milburn and Marvin OBrien, both 25 and 28, arrested by a police raiding squad at 1:50 am after officers visited Milburn’s downtown room responding to reports of an intoxicated man sleeping in a hall. Milburn charged with maintaining a liquor nuisance. OBrien fined $10 and costs for intoxication. A pint of alcohol was described as seized as evidence along with four empty gallon cans and seventeen empty pint bottles.
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Russell Milburn
Marvin Obrien
B Avenue NE
Milburn
O'Brien
Two Get 30 Days In Jail For Shoplifting
Charies Grant of Bay City Michigan and Hilary Lane of Decatur Illinois pled guilty to larceny in Justice G S Lightner's court. They accepted thirty day jail sentences in lieu of $100 fines.
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Charies Grant
Bay City
Mich
Hilary Lane
Decatur
G S Lightner
Birth notices from Mercy Hospital include four newborns
Four families report births at Mercy Hospital with new daughters and sons. George and Mrs Rubev announce a daughter on May 7 at 422 Second Street SW. Fred and Mrs Redies welcome a son on May 5 at 1126 First Avenue E. Guy and Mrs Jones announce a daughter on May 7 at 296 Twenty-fifth Street SE. Nels J Lee and Mrs Lee welcome a son on May 7 at 544 Ninth Street SW. Frederick J Crawford and Mrs Crawford of Rockford Illinois report a daughter Sheryl Ann born Saturday in Rockford. Mrs Crawford is formerly Thelma Reynolds of this city.
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George Rubev
Second Street
Mercy Hospital
Fred Redies
First Avenue
Guy Jones
Twenty-fifth Street
Nels J Lee
Ninth Street
Mercy
Sheryl Ann
Rockford
Crawford
Thelma Reynolds
This City
Center Point Man Held For Bootlegging Scene
F B Fetters 41 of Center Point was brought to the Linn county jail Sunday on a bootlegging charge. Fetters was arrested by the Center Point constable. The will of Fred Verink 70 of 401 Twenty sixth street SE, died May 3, admitted to probate in district court Monday by Judge A B Clark. The entire estate goes to widow Mary Verink who is executrix. The will dated May 15, 1919.
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Center Point
Fetters
Linn County
Fred Verink
Twenty -Sixth Street
A B Clark
Jis
Judge J J Lenihan Resigns From Canal Zone Bench
Federal Judge James J Lenihan of the Panama Canal Zone resigns effective immediately to resume legal practice in Washington. A Cedar Rapids native and brother of Rev D J Lenihan of St Patrick's, he was named assistant attorney general in 1921 and later chief attorney of the court of claims before his 1929 Canal Zone judgeship.
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Panama Canal Zone
Cedar Rapids
D. J Lenihan
St. Patrick’s Church
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Washington
Lenihan
Harding
Court of Claims
President Coolidge
Canal Zone
Fool’s gold hoax found in city quarry
In a city limestone quarry a pocket of quartz formed in rock sparked a rush as workers grabbed glittering pieces claiming gold. Some kept the shiny rocks, others mocked the idea of fool’s gold, and wiser heads dismissed the glitter as a quartz pocket.
Colorado Solons Stage Fist Fight
Colorado legislator T Mitchell Burns returned to the Denver chamber with a black eye after a Sunday session. Peers charged Burns acted in bad faith aiding the defeat of a bill to appropriate 175000 dollars for a fish hatchery, then delivered a punch to eye area.
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Denver
INS
T. Mitchell Burns
Colorado
Preston
Burns
Freighter Jamaica Sank After Scheldt Collision
The Jamaica a Stockholm loaded freighter collided with the Antwerp steamer Marines in the Scheldt near Flushing Holland. The Jamaica sank quickly but all sixteen crew members were rescued.
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Scheldt
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Malloy Nominated as Assistant Attorney General
President Roosevelt named Pat Malloy of Tulsa as assistant attorney general and Richard C. P. Thomas of Kentucky as district judge for the Panama Canal Zone. Malloy built his reputation in Oklahoma as a prosecuting attorney.
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Justice Dept. Washington
Roosevelt Monday
Pat Malloy
Richard C. P. Thomas
Kentucky
Panama Canal Zone
Tulsa
Linn County Farmer Held On Perjury Charge
Frank Griffin aged 58 living seven miles north of Cedar Rapids on Highway 11 was lodged in Linn County jail at 445 p.m. Monday on a warrant alleging perjury issued by Justice G S Lightner. Bond was set at $1,500.
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Frank Griffin
Cedar Rapids
W. J. Fleming
G S. Lightner
William Buchanan Pioneer Dies at Home on Vinton Road
William Buchanan born August 15 1854 in Cedar Rapids died at his Vinton road home at 1245 a m Monday after a three year illness. Survived by wife Alma Turner children Edith Meyer Fred and Clarence Buchanan Delbert Turner and other relatives. Funeral at Turner chapel Wednesday 2 pm with Masonic lodge St Clair No 164 Norfolk to conduct graveside rites at Fairfax cemetery.
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Vinton Road
Cedar Rapids
Norway
Belle Mitchell
Edith Meyer
Fred
Clarence Buchanan
Floyd
Alma Turner
Delbert Turner
George
John
Ames
Buchanan
St. Clair No. 164
Turner Chapel
J R. McCullough
Fairfax Cemetery
St. Clair Lodge
Death of Mrs Marie Jasna in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Marie Jasna 69 died at 1625 B Street SW at 3 a m Monday after a short illness. Born in Bohemia January 2 1864 she came to Cedar Rapids twenty one years ago. Surviving are six children and four grandchildren. Funeral at Janeba and Brosh chapel 2 p m Wednesday conducted by J C Stepan with burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Tuesday.
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Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Jasa
Bessie
Joseph
Frank
Charles
Jerry
Marie Sprynel
Ludmila Jasa
Janeba and Brosh
J C Stepan
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for J A Spaight held Tuesday
Funeral services for J A Spaight who died suddenly at his home 1736 A avenue NE will be held at 2 p m Tuesday in the Beatty chapel conducted by Rev Blaine Hyten. Burial will be in Linwood.
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J A Spaight
Avenue NE
Beatty Chapel
Blaine Hyten
Linwood
D. E. Voris 83 Former Marion Attorney Dies
D E Voris longtime Linn county bar figure and former Marion attorney died at his Fairhope Alabama home after a short illness. He was 83 and had been a Benton county pioneer before moving to Vinton and Marion. Survived by wife Mary Dukes Voris died 1897 and Mary Bell Voris 1899 marriage. Funeral plans in Marion announced.
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Vinton
Linn County
Fairhope
Ala
Voris
Benton County
Iowa
Greenwood
Ind
Tilford Academy
Traer
Mary Dukes
Lucy Bell
Marion
Voris and Haas
C J Haas
Hans
Haas
J. E. Davis
J. D. Griffin
Methodist Church
Marion Veterinarian Dr Stevenson Dies at 77
Dr H N Stevenson a Marion veterinarian age 77 died Sunday night at the Perry home of a daughter Mrs Miles White Funeral services set for Perry Tuesday morning and the body to be brought to Marion for burial in Dunkard cemetery with brief services there Also notes on local club meetings visitors and talks at the Marion Nature and Garden club and the Woman's Relief Corps chapter with guests from Louisville and Chicago and pending visits in town
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H N Stevenson
Marion
Perry
Miles White
Dunkard
J E. Benz
Viola
Louisville
Norman Waffle
Gladbrook
Industries Move to Raise Wages Across Several Firms
United with inflation and wage pressures, major manufacturers announce 5 percent wage increases for workers at American Airways Inc Auburn Automobile Lycoming Stinson Duesenberg Spencer LGS Columbia Central Limousine. Norwalk Tire and Rubber adds 5 percent bonus for weekly earnings to support purchasing power. Colombian Peanut mills plan 10 to 20 percent wage hikes for over 2,000 workers.
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Auburn Automobile Company
Lycoming Manufacturing Company
Stinson Aircraft Corporation
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Spencer Heater Company
LGS Devices Corporation
Columbia Axle Company
Central Manufacturing Company
The
Limousine Body Company
Roosevelt
Cord
Norwalk, Conn
LLP
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company
Six Die in Family Fire at Wilcox Home
Rapid City SD. AP Six members of the Wilcox family died in an early morning blaze caused by a blast when the father tried to start the stove with kerosene. The dead include Mr and Mrs John W Wilcox and four children Clara Luella 7 Carrie Rose 4 Betty Jane 3 and Francene Eugenia under a year. Three others Charles 12 Delmar 9 and Johnnie 11 escaped.
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SDPD
John W. Wilcox
Clara Luella
Carrie Rose
Betty Jane
Francene Eugenia
Charles
Delmar
Johnnie
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