Hogs Prices Drift Lower at Chicago Market Amid Scarce Supplies
Chicago reports weak hog prices despite tight supply on Friday with only 6 000 hogs entered yards. Bulk sale for medium weight hogs at 9.10 to 9.20 dollars, top at 9.25, down five cents from Thursday. Cattle market largely cleanup with steady prices and light demand. lambs show slight strength. Receipts near 10 000 across hogs cattle and sheep.
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Chicago
Amt
Avs. Amt
Sinclair Hog Market
Sinclair’s
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices for Grains Produce
Grain and produce prices listed for Cedar Rapids items including wheat oats barley and corn. Wholesale fruits vegetables and groceries priced per unit with quantities and varieties such as Texas grapefruit lemons potatoes bananas strawberries head lettuce celery onions and hides and horse products noted.
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Texas
Local hog prices steady with top at 8.80 dollars
Local market hog prices remain unchanged for a second day. All grades hold steady with the top price reported at 8.80 dollars.
Unclear market listings echo Chicago Produce and Poultry
Fragmented OCR of Chicago market notices shows prices for eggs poultry potatoes and related goods with scattered vendor names and regional references. The garbled text hints at receipts, standards, and regional centers across Chicago Detroit Idaho and New York markets.
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Chicago
Sistas
C .Cca
Lesnar Tadente
Idaho
Michigan
Staan Visseta
Eambinatian Arade
Lamuatana Riss
Land Sartiey
Ya. TV Autnania Bhise Teusone
Agaist
Market and exchange notes in early American press
Fragmentary market summary listing currency and commodity figures with foreign exchange rates and domestic prices. Mentions New York AP wire, Brann, and various items including oil, grains, and metals with scattered figures and dates.
Mary Lavalle Dies From Burns in Boston Fire
Mary Lavalle, two year old daughter of painter John Lavalle, died Friday from severe burns suffered last Tuesday when a fire at the family home in Back Ray devastated the residence. The tragedy adds to the fire toll cited in early reports.
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Boston
Mary Lavalle
John Lavalle
Burns
Wheat and Corn Prices Dip Ahead of Crop Report
Chicago traders trimmed prices on Friday ahead of the government crop report. Wheat fell 14 cents to May at 97 cents, corn eased 1 to 1.5 cents, May around 88 cents, and oats dropped about 4 to 5 cents. Despite early gains from stock strength and Liverpool, profit taking cooled sessions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
China
Northwest
United States
Seaboard
Utilities Lift Wall St as Markets Rally Amid Mixed Trade
New York stocks rose led by utilities with American Telephone and Public Service of New Jersey advancing 1 to 2 points. Gains narrowed late with mixed moves across U S Steel General Motors Chrysler and copper shares while bonds and overseas exchanges showed little direction.
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New York
American Telephone
Peoples Gas
Public Service of
New Jersey
Pullman
American Can
Union Carbide
Corn Products
United Fruit
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Standard Oils
California
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Douglas Aircraft
U. S
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
U. S. Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Inland Steel McKeesport Tin Plate
Johns Manville
New
Congress
Merrot
Renewede Psrucapszen
Government bond market steadies in early trading
Bond prices move little as federal issues show muted activity while major issues trade narrowly. Prices gain slightly on select rails and utilities with small shifts across American Telephone, Chile Copper, New York Central, Nickel Plate, Southern Railway, United Fruit, and Pennsylvania general 4s.
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York
New York
Telephone Ss
Poatal Telestandy Ss
American Telephone
Chile
New York Central
Dun
North American Co
Southern Railwaya
Untas Pacine
United Drie Sa Amore Ube
Colombia Gas and Electric Sa
Pentsylvania General
Resolution endorses Wallace to weaken farm act
Draft resolution approved to oppose the act seen as harming agriculture and national recovery. Cedar Rapids and Des Moines meetings planned with state, county, and contract signers to coordinate a Wallace meeting with his aides and regional representatives.
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Wallace
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Hursh
Marengo
Ben Neal
Mount Vernon
M. F. Sullivan
Iowa City
R. C. McElhinney
Dysart
Herman Franzenberg
Keystone
Walter Rothlisberger
Fayette
Frank Bliss
South English
Lawrence Lorenzen
Wyoming
Julius Wiese
Bennett
C. E. Drummy
Ryan
Robert Lyon
Tracer
Ivan Trottnow
J. T. McGarry
Victor
Glenn Hope
Glenn Burr
West Liberty
Ray Scivers
Anamosa
S. M. Wiley
Center Point
R. B. Booth
John Wager
Central City
Harry Dunn
Marion
John Dunn
Coggan
R. H. Domer
Clarence
Warren Winch
Hopkinton
Des Moines
State
Alfred Williams
Villisca
Raymond Sayre
Acksath
LeRoy Pease
Cheroee
Deaths Nineteen Twenties Parker Family Mourns
Death notices for Cedar Rapids area residents report J M Parker died April 18 in a Honolulu Army hospital after surgery failed to help. The Parker family had moved from Davenport to Cedar Rapids decades ago and family members are listed along with funeral plans and memorial details for others.
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J. M. Parker
Cedar Rapids
Army Hospital
Honolulu
Ward
Mr. Parker
Parker
Gilbert
Parkers
Hawaii
Iowa City
Davenport
Joel Parker
Swensan
Sarton-Perker Tempenr
Jewelers
Gm- Mar
Biuriington
Aoy
Cena- Fanids Iue
Asaveralec
Vooof Nain
Wits Wor
Pengusty
Turner Chapel
Wesley Pospishil
Veterans’ Hospital
New Moines
Welke
Oak Hill
Pospishil
Linn County
Josephine Pospishil
Barbara Stinson
I. M. Ditch
Robins
Joe Stark
Marion
William Pospishil
Emma Nazerka
United States Army
Eighty-first Field Artillery
Cedar Rapids Pump Company
Hunger marchers depart Illinois capitol after adjournment
Several hundred hunger marchers from communities hit by relief station closings left the state Capitol area Friday as the legislature adjourned until next week. The dejected group trudged back to destitute families amid warnings of a potential new famine siege.
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Springfield, Ill
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State Capitol
Statehouse
Gazette Want Ad Rate Table Fragments
Rate table shows consecutive day prices for Want Ads with partial figures and extra 10 cent charge for out of town blind ads. It notes out of town sellers may answer by mailing a letter to the Gazette Want Ad Department.
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THE
Gazette
Garvette
Aix
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United States
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Classified want ads page items and services listing
Numerous classified ads present including w ant ads for trusses abdominal belts and medical aids, wedding gifts, luggage, leather goods, and household items. Local businesses advertise sporting goods carpets cleaning services and freight moving with contact details and prices. The page notes a reward for information leading to arrests and emphasizes scammers targeted by want ads.
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the Gazette
A. Kriz & Son
Harper's
5Th Ave
Smithsonian
Richards Col
Phy Allied van Line, Inc
City
C. E
6Th St
Hawkeye Stamp Co
Glasgow
Chicago
Kenwood
Kissich Co
Ard
Denovo
Gardener's
C. R. Knitting Co
2Nd &T
Griffith
Matt Co
EE CO
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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Youasta S&t
Hlocks Herghott Co
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Cent
Marshall
Sparks Citcawn Carp
Priia_ Co
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Liberty
Treasury
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Setauen
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Frank Kriz
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Alan Leacrex
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Inetgze Vernott
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Robert Jonnasen
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W A Montgomery
New Londont
Rohn Chapel
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Illinois
Waterloo Building
Crogulsnoe
Lillian Suchy
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Perm
Expoper& Marvel Beauty
Kresge’s
Helene Beauty Shop
Johnson Barber and Beauty Shop
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Mabeline Beauty Shop
Carl
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Weiss Beauty Shop
Cinderella
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LaVerne Bty
Glenn Durkee
Wey Po
Novak Heating CO
Kutehera & Co
Fred Young
Reas
John Vredeveld
Moore
Bess
Russell's
2Nd Ave
3Rd Ave
Elec
Superior Motor Winding Co
Stalker Electric
Fowler Electric Co
ELFC
Etty Hale
1St St. SW
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Roosevelt Hotel
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Allen Motor
D Ave
10Th St
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Maloy Leibsohn Motors, Inc
Allen Motor Company
Dial
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Cahn Ave
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A. J. Barth
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PF Ave
Legion Hotel
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ABC
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Chevrolet Coach Trust
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Raps Chevrolet CO
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