Record of Hog Market Prices and Livestock Receipts
Chicago and regional markets show steady to higher hog prices with strong demand. Receipts or slaughter totals rose in several cities, including Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East St Louis, while Chicago trading was slow on steers and cattle with generally firmer bids.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Louis Ako
Cincinnati
Fia Aye
Avense
Cheveland
Venters
Duriyer Chalee
Pearce
Chieago
Grain prices slip amid scattered sales on Tuesday
Scattered sales pulled grain prices lower after a Monday rally fading amid mixed sentiment. Wheat held a firm tone briefly before turning weaker, corn and oats eased, and traders noted cautious positions as public participation waned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stength
Bond Markets and Speculative Trading Amid Disorderly NY Cash
An assortment of phrases outlines chaotic bond market activity in New York with references to semi speculative trading, rapid movements, and attempts to assess risk. Mentions various entities and scattered numbers, hinting at volatile flows and unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain Movement and Market Notes Across Regions
Grain movement updates show prices and activity in Chicago, Minneapolis, Addis Ababa, and related markets. References to Cooperatives, forecasts, and supply concerns appear alongside notes on coal and protein trades.
Fragmented Text Scrape From A Local Market Column
A garbled OCR fragment describes market items and names with scattered brands and locations. It mentions New York and various unclear product terms while resembling a fragmented newspaper market or trades section with scattered proper nouns and numbers.
Local porkers inch higher on market with 5 cent advance
Hog market notes a 5 cent increase across all grades. Top quoted at 3.55 per cwt for prime hogs with various weight ranges and quality grades listed. Sheep sections show selective gains and price bands by grade. Market sections cite CALP MARKET updates and price spreads for different carcass classes.
Wall Street Stocks Drift With Late Decline On Tuesday
Wall Street rallied early with gains of about one to two points but the day ended with a broad late slump erasing most of the early advance. Key names including General Motors DuPont American Can Allied Chemical Case and Union Pacific showed notable moves while trading volume hovered around two million shares as the market absorbed foreign exchange shifts and gold and French bonds activity.
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NEW York
American Telephone
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel du Font
Consolidated Gas and Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
New York Central
Liggett and
Rlyers B
Case
General Motors
DuPont
American Can
Allied Chemical
Case International Harvester
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe U
Smelting
Anaconda
Kennecott
Standard Oil of
N. J
US Steel
Chrysler
Motors
Continental
US Steels
Dr. Bailey Attends Iowa Medical Society Meeting
Dr. Fred W. Bailey will travel to Des Moines Wednesday noon to attend the Iowa State Medical Society meeting and return Thursday evening. Police court fines issued to Marvin Turner Harry Hicks and N W Bowlby. Mr and Mrs D T Stanley left for Los Angeles. Fred Westerfield freed on a disturbing the peace charge after pleading not guilty. Cedar Rapids Gun Club annual meeting set for 8 p m Wednesday at room 409 Dows Building.
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Fred W. Bailey
Des Moines
Iowa State Medical Society
Speeders
Marvin Turner
Mount Vernon
Harry Hicks
Waverly
N. W. Bowlby
Davenport
Fred Westerfield
First Street NW
Tne
Letha Hummer
G Avenue NW
The
Cedar Rapids Gun Club
Dows Building
DINE or DANCE Ad Class 4 A in Want Ads
In the Want Ads under classification 4 A readers can find ads inviting dining and dancing events. The notices advertise social gatherings with meals and entertainment, guiding attendees to venues and times.
University graduates to receive commissions in June smoker
Lieut. Col. Converse R. Lewis heads a smoker in Iowa City Saturday night to honor Iowa university graduates who will be commissioned as reserve officers in June. Lieut. Jack Donnell announced Tuesday at the 349th Infantry headquarters that all reserve officers in Linn County are invited.
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Iowa University
Converse R. Lewis
University
Iowa City
Linn County
Jack Donnell
349Th Infantry
Man Receives Two 30 Day Terms for False Uttering Checks
Paul Mohr, 37, of 219 Seventh Street NE, was sentenced by Justice Lightner to two consecutive thirty day terms in county jail after pleading guilty to charges of false uttering of checks. He was arrested by Cletus Rock of the Linn County Protective Association and Deputy Sheriff Condon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mohr
Seventh Street
Justice G
Lightner
Mohr
Cletus J. Rock
Linn County Protective Association
Condon
Fetters
Center Point
H. C. Ring
Joseph A. Petrus
Larry Condon
Russell Millburn
Ring
Milburn
State Supreme Court
Red Cross seeks Mrs. Russell McElroy missing since 1924
Mrs Metta Burd executive secretary of the Red Cross asks for information on the whereabouts of Mrs Russell McElroy formerly Gladys Malkey a Negress. The United States veteran bureau is searching. She married McElroy in Cedar Rapids on October 2 1924 and is the daughter of Munroe Malkey of Texas.
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Metta Burd
The
Red Cross
Russell McElroy
Gladys Malkey
United States Veteran Bureau
McElroy
Cedar Rapids
Munroe Malkey
Texas
Equitable Leader Thomas Parkinson Honored at Chicago Dinner
Lee Gillis district manager for Equitable Life Assurance will attend a dinner in Chicago honoring Thomas J. Parkinson president of the society. Gillis invited for Iowa’s best all around agency record in April amid widespread recognition within the Equitable Assurance society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gillis
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Thomas J. Parkinson
Chicago
Gillis
Iowa
Equitable Assurance Society
Mercy hospital troupe entertains at Iowa theater
Mercy hospital Sisters and ambulatory patients enjoyed a Monday morning show by Bill Robinson and a 16 member colored revue. The program featured Robinson a tap dancer and storyteller Ada Brown the Negro Kate Smith and the minstrel choir as the engagement at the Iowa theater concluded that night.
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Mercy Hospital
Bill Robinson
Iowa
Robinson
Story teNer
Ada Brown
Kate Smith
Record of Early Heavy Strawberry Movement by Rock Island
The Rock Island reports an unusually early and heavy strawberry movement from Louisiana and Arkansas. Since May 1, sixty seven express car loads have moved to Cedar Rapids and onward from here. In April thirty six cars and this month seven special trains have carried fruit. Reports indicate the crop is a little advanced and unusually heavy.
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Rock Island Railroad
Lowsiana
Arkansas
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Deaths William Buchanan Funeral Held in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for William Buchanan are set for 2 pm Wednesday in Turner chapel conducted by Rev. J R McCullough. Burial will follow at Fairfax cemetery with St Clair lodge A F and A M M of Norway in charge at the grave.
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William Buchanan
Turner Chapel
J R MrcCullough
Fairfax Cemetery
St Clair Lodge
A MM
Norway
Birth Announcement for Nelson's New Son
A son was born May 8 at St. Luke's hospital to Mr and Mrs R A Nelson of 208 Seventh Avenue Mount Vernon.
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R. A Nelson
Seventh Avenue
Mount Vernon
St. Luke's Hospital
George F. Schultz
Cary Club
C. B. Vernon
Alice Freeman Palmer
George H. Palmer
Harvard
Wellesley College
Addie Shumack
Unclear International Exchange Rates Amidst 20th Century Trade Talks
Fragmented OCR notes list varied currency values and country names including Britain France Italy Germany Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Austria Romania Argentina Brazil Mexico and cities like Montreal New York. The document reflects exchange rate figures and misreads, with numerous typographical errors and inconsistent formatting.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Beismuin
Germany
Ie Tioliand
Jugoslavia
Austria
Roumania
Eentine
Brazil
Takia
Shandal
Honekone
Mexico City
Montreal
Cedar Rapids Market Notice Grain Hay and Produce Prices
Miscellaneous Cedar Rapids prices for grain 254 lb 30c mill 28c hay. passes, wild hay 5.00, baled straw 5.00. hens 9c, old roasters 6c, leghorns 6c. cream 1c. assorted fruits vegetables including oranges lemons steel potatoes bananas lettuce celery cauliflower cabbage crate prices listed. no clear date or seller details.
Federal officers inspect Coe College ROTC unit
Annual federal inspection of Coe College military department and ROTC unit, commanded by Major C A Russell, concluded with a review by Lieut Col G F Dailey of Council Bluffs. Cadet Col Robert Packard led the unit in review as instructors and the Coe band performed.
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Coe College Military Department
C. A. Russell
G F. N. Dailey
Council Bluffs
R. H. McMaster
Omana
Field
R.O.T
Seventh Corps
Coe College
Russell
Vesely
Military Department
Paul J. Vevia
P. D. Pugh
R. Robinson
Robert Packard
Centerville
Wakes Up After Party Missing 17 Dollars Suspect
Jerry Jirinec reports he woke at a party to find his girlfriend and a man named Albert DeLoach had left with his $17. Jirinec says the trio drank, he passed out, and the money vanished by 4:30 a.m. Tuesday. Detectives questioned the girlfriend and DeLoach at their known addresses.
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Jerry Jirinec
First Street
Jirinec
Jirinee
Albert DeLoach
Sixth Street
DeLoach
Stanley and
Bailey
Martial law lifted in Crawford and Plymouth counties
Gov. Clyde L. Herring announced martial law will end and civil courts resume in Crawford and Plymouth counties at 9 am Thursday. In Le Mars Col. Glenn C. Haynes said two National Guard companies will be withdrawn Thursday, leaving two units on duty after talks with Adjutant General Charles Grahl and Attorney General E. L. O'Connor.
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Des Moines
Clyde L. Herring
Crawford
Plymouth
LE Mars
Glenn C. Haynes
National Guard
Haynes
Charles Grahl
E. L. O'Connor
Funeral Services for D. E. Voris in Marion
Funeral services for D. E. Voris Linn county attorney formerly of Marion who died in Fairhope Alabama will be held Wednesday at 9 p m at the Marion Methodist church with Rev John M Walters in charge Burial will be in Cedar Rapids crematorium Friends may call Tuesday 7 to 9 p m at the crematorium service site
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D. E. Voris
Linn County
Marion
Fairhope
Ala
Methodist
John M. Walters
Gaffney and Moore Crematorium
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Dysart Man Frank Clark Elected Tama County Schools Supt
Oledo Ben Frank Clark of Dysart was elected Tama county superintendent of schools Tuesday succeeding Mary A. Richards. Clark, already Dysart superintendent, won 18 votes while Richards received 13. Elected to the county board of education were C. F. Harris, O. J. Spears, Charles Gary, B. F. Thomas and R. T. Smith.
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Gazett Oledo
Ben Frank Clark
Dysart
Tama County
Mary A. Richards
Clark
Mrs. Richards
County Board of Education
C. .F. Harris
O. J. Spears
Charles Gary
B. F. Thomas
R. T. Smith
Immaculate Conception School Music Week Program
The second through sixth grade pupils at Immaculate Conception School presented a Monday musical for parents and friends. Louise Buck introduced each number. Soloists performed on marimba, violin, and piano, with many names listed, and the Junior Orchestra joined in several pieces.
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Immaculate Conception
Louise Buck
Jeanne Raher
Bonnie Mae Diebold
Gloria Zemanek
Mary Ethel Marych
Virginia Richter
Rita Marco
Patrician Kelly
Billie Jennings
Shirley Zemanek
Thomas Raher
Carmen Murillo
Lorraine Priest
Anthony Pusateri
Glennis Hofford
Robert Giltrap
Donald Giltrap
Mary Ethel Hurych
Fred Flemming
Gus Pusateri
Marino Pusateri
Robert Taylor
Owner Of Derby Winner Sued For 3 Million Dollars
The Idle Hour farm owner Col E R Bradley faces a suit for over 3 million dollars filed in Fayette county. M J Brennan revenue agent cites stock and bonds omitted from tax assessments for the past ten years claiming delinquent state and county taxes on July 1 each year.
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Lexington
Col. E R. Bradley
Fayette County
M J Brennan
Colonel Bradley
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