Hog price shifts and mixed results across major markets
Chicago hogs were unevenly steady with light demand and partial recoveries from late declines. Cattle and sheep markets showed a divided trend, with Chicago and East Buffalo steadier on some cuts while others weakened. totals and representative sales across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East St Louis and Cincinnati were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pytsouren
Buda
St Louis
Cintinart
Flere
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
Pitsburgh
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Corn Prices Edge Higher On Wheat Drop Despite Losses
Chicago UP Wheat closed marginally lower amid persistent liquidation and weak support while corn initially gained on favorable weather but pared the early strength and finished with small gains wiped out. Other grains moved with wheat. cash oats weaker, receipts tallied, and market notes show mixed Sessions and price shifts across corn and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Markets Report From CHICAGO Produce and Meat Receipts
Chicago receipts show live poultry and meats with mixed demand. Leghorn hens roosters turkeys ducks and broilers listed with varied prices while butter potatos and other items appear unsettled amid trading activity and storage concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
API
Wei Co
Aourdas
Stern
Ts' Alaboigy
Aera
Texas
Bond Markets and Market Movements in 74 Page Fragment
Readable fragments show bond market mentions and interest in central banks. The text references yields and parity alongside names and numbers, suggesting a snapshot of market sentiment and policy analysis amid mixed data and uncertain timing.
Grain Movement Te Tale of Caste Chains
A fragmented report discusses a caste chain theme with references to power and social structure. Names and places are unclear but imply a historical context of movement and control within a community. The article hints at tensions arising from hierarchy and mobility restrictions.
Wall Street Slips Amid Quiet Trading On Monday
Stocks drifted lower in quiet Monday dealings as oils and mining shares faltered late. Losses ranged to about two points with several big names down. Trading was light with volume near 2.2 million shares as traders weighed recent advance against possible market cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
du Pont
Crown Cork
American Telephone
Santa Fe Tc S Steel
General Motors
International Nickel
American Tobacco
Ligeett
Mrers
Bo Alsed Chemical
American Can
U. S Steel
National Biscuit
Cruz, Proctor and Gamble
General Foods
Seaboard
Houston
Dome and
McIntyre
Wall Street
Jesse H Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
CEDAR RAPIDS Miscellaneous Produce and Prices
A noisy OCR fragment lists items and prices in Cedar Rapids market notes. It mentions straw bales, hens, and various fruits and vegetables with scattered prices and garbled product names, including grapefruits oranges bananas potatoes lettuce and cabbage, plus crate references and odd amounts. The legible items are inconsistent and several lines are illegible.
Pork market edges lower as prices drop on all grades
Hog prices continued weak on the lead market with a dime reduction across all grades. Top price now sits at 4.40 dollars.
Funeral services for Mrs Prout held Tuesday at church
Funeral services for Mrs Mary F Prout wife of Fred Prout senior will be held Tuesday at 9 am in the Immaculate Conception church in charge of Msgr J Toomey Burial will be in Mount Calvary cemetery Mrs Prout died suddenly at her home 410 Twentieth street SE early Saturday She had lived in Cedar Rapids for thirty two years She was president of Slovan chapter of the Home Steaders and secretary of chapter No 196 Independent Order of Foresters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F Prout
Fred Prout
Immaculate Conception
Msgr. J. Toomey
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Ellen Norberg Christofferson Resch
Fred T Resch
H R. May
Fifteenth Street
Ostergotland
Sweden
J O Norber
Cedar Rapids
Marie Stanfield
Scarland H
Elsie May
Oscar Christ
Deaths Mrs May M Sandoe of Marshalltown
Funeral services for Mrs May M Sandoe of Marshalltown mother of Mrs Carl F Jordan 2121 Linden drive SE were to be held Monday at 1 am in Marshalltown She died Friday evening in Marshalltown after visiting Cedar Rapids many times Mrs Jordan had stayed at her mother's home for two weeks and Mr Jordan went to Marshalltown to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May M Sandoe
Marshalltown
Carl F Jordan
Linden Drive
Sandoe
Cedar Rapids
Jordan
Homse
May
J. W. Frazee
D. R. Medwery
Lawrence Petersutt
Alburnett
F. Badham
Charles Manfield
Jay Manfield
D. L. Moothart
D. M. McEnany
Dale
Marion
Wop. McCreery
Luther F Broberg Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM
Funeral services for Luther F Broberg will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Tuesday. The Rev Father Campbell will officiate and burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Members of the Elks are asked to meet at 130 to attend the services and Elks will serve as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther F Broberg
Turner Chapel
Father Campbell
Linwood Cemetery
The
Elks
Death notices and obituaries from Cedar Rapids area
Multiple obituaries and death notices for Ellen Norberg Christofferson Resch and others connected to Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Details include birth in Ostergotland Sweden 1879, surviving family, funeral arrangements at First English Lutheran and Cedar Memorial Park, plus mentions of relatives in California Iowa and Minnesota with extensive family ties and lodge memberships.
Obituary notices for Hoeltje and Langworthy families
Paul Hoeltje linked with Cherry-Burrell Corp. Cedar Rapids born Lewis Hoeltje. survived by sister Virginia Louise and relatives in London St Paul Chicago and Philadelphia. Funeral held Monday at St Paul. Elizabeth Langworthy, 85, Cedar Rapids resident fifty years, died after short illness. Survived by three children, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Husband George Langworthy died twelve years ago. Body at Monahan funeral home awaiting arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Langworthy
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Morgan
Fort Worth
Tex
Louis Kolar
Hunter Funeral Services Set for Tuesday
Funeral services for William J. Hunter will be held at 1:50 pm Tuesday at Turner chapel, conducted by Rev. Edgar J. Wykie. Burial follows at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hunter
William J. Hunter
Turner Chapel
Edgar J. Wykie
Oak Hill Cemetery
Debtor Relief Law Upheld by Cedar Rapids Court
Judge A B Clark in Cedar Rapids district court ruled Iowa s debtor relief law allowing extension of redemption on foreclosed property constitutional in the case of Oscar Wills et al v Agnes Brennan et al The ruling grants possession and extension until March 1 1935 with rent set by the court if needed and finds the act emergency legislation not unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecal
IPTON
A. B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County
Iowa
Oscar Wills
Agnes Brennan
Clark
Carl Swartzlander
L. W. Mathews
Ed Brennan
Hess Fined in Liquor Transport Case at Court
Frank E. Hess, 39, received a 500 dollar fine and costs in district court for illegal transport of intoxicating liquor. A 200 dollar portion was suspended for good behavior. ninety days jail in lieu of payment was imposed. Hess’s commitment was suspended until Sept 1 due to stomach illness. He and Florence Paulsen were arrested Jan 7 near Coggon with ten gallons of liquor in a car. Paulsen pleaded not guilty and awaits trial on a 500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Hess
H. C. Ring
Hess
Florence Paulsen
Coggon
Gheril Joseph A. Petrus
Jay Davis
Mberty
Autos Stolen In Mount Vernon And Marion
Auto thefts were reported in Mount Vernon and Marion over the weekend. A blue Dodge coupe with 1933 license 57-14918 was taken from an unlocked Mount Vernon garage Sunday night, details cite motor DP 7530 and aerial 3684863. A black Chevrolet sedan was reported stolen in Marion Sunday, noted with six red wire wheels and a spare with no tire, scene number 67-10780.
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Mount Vernon
Marion
Joseph A. Petrus
A. M Andreas
Boyle
Seventh Street
Scense
Sheri'n
Clarence Bank Sues Hoyman Over Property Transfers
Clarence Savings Bank seeks to void by court decree note and mortgage transfers from 1%. B Hoyman to his sister Allen Hoyman. Bank claims aggregate transferred property worth $10,000. Transfers dated Jan 30 1932 involved fees paid to Winder collection for a prior Cedar county judgment of $7,441.93 rendered Nov 26 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Bank
Hoyman
H. C. Ring
Clarence Savings Bank
B. Hoyman
Allen Hoyman
Cedar County
District Court Confirms Tractor Title in Replevin Case
Monday in district court Dave E Carlson of Marion won title to a tractor and plow in his replevin suit against Prank Swift doing business as Central City Motor Company and Constable James L Slife. Carlson also secured a $50 judgment for wrongful detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinden
Dave E. Carlson
Marion Jin Carlson
Swift
Central City Motor Company
James L. Slife
Carlson
Slife
Removal Order in Pritchard Estate Case
Judge JW Ring returns an order for removal in a lease action in district court. John F Updike, executor for the E S Pritchard estate, sues Clark and Mary Clark. Premises at 423 Fourth Avenue SW. Defendants adjudged in default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. CG. Ring
E. S. Pritchard
John F Updike
Nin Clark
Mary Clark
Fourth Avenue SW
Marion News Highlights Local Calendar and Sermon Notes
The Marion church scene features Rev C Biddle delivering a senior graduation sermon at the Methodist church, detailing the conflict between flesh and spirit as guiding life. The Marion school band, directed by Paul Popejoy, opens with a 30 minute concert, while local clubs meet across the week, upcoming class day programs, and social notices fill the page with community life and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Biddle
Methodist Church
Christ
Bethany
God
Jesus
Marion
Paul E. Popejoy
John M. Walters
Ministerial Union
Elinor Kendall
Mary Lockwood
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Rose Wilcox
Verle Breed
Kendall
William H. Bridwell
The
Baptist Church
Poppy Day Proclaimed in Marion May 27
Marion Mayor John H. Pazour proclaims Saturday May 27 as Poppy Day urging citizens to wear the American Legion and Auxiliary poppy to honor World War dead. The notice recalls wartime sacrifice and calls for patriotic remembrance in peaceful times. Additional local social notes follow with visits and community club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
John H. Pazour
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
City of
American Legion Auxiliary Memorial
Forestry Workers Will Not Be Sent Out Of This State
Des Moines Iowa Gov Clyde L Herring announced after a call with Robert Fechner chief of the reforestation program that Iowa reforestation army members will stay in state. He said Iowa has enough projects to keep the quota busy and moved to prevent Iowa recruits from being sent to California. The plan now is for about 450 men to be assigned to three Iowa work camps at Keosauqua Lake Wapello and Des Moines area within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
INS
Robert Fechner
National Reforestation Work Organization
Clyde L. Herring
Iowa
Herring
Fort Des Moines
Seventh Army Corps
C. E. Stodter
Sacramento
Calif
California
Miei Keosauqua
Lake Wapello
Cedar Rapids couple obtains marriage license in Cedar Rapids
Howard R. Lee and Goldie Igram both residing in Cedar Rapids apply for a marriage license. Charles C. Voris of Berwyn, T., and Helen M Ryan of Peoria are also noted in the record as applicants. A hunter in California killed an antlered female deer but avoided arrest after the game commissioner deemed it nature's error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard R. Lee
Goldie Igram
Cedar Rapids
Charles C. Voris
Berwyn, T
Helen M Ryan
Peoria
California
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Chico
Phebe
Sora Voaters
Erro Fk
Eredom
Omaha Livestock Omana
Api-U
Dept. Agriculture
Ieee Macerts Lfson
Romeraess
Kansas
Canada
Louis
Joseph
Sioux City
Puestehed
Ty Lasison Brothers and Co
Rx Distros
Edar Rapids
Merchants National Bang
Phaene
Hogn Lea
Seat Ae
Ae Agna
Jay
J. HW
Jefferson
12Th Ave
12Th St
Anna
Tytee
Ernie
Tiberts
Iwnty
Aly
Nore West
Duluth
Dong Pote
Wall St
J. & Bennett 2 Co
Merchants National Banc
Adams
LD Ostene Lovee
Ciro
Troduca
Crean
Sinclair
Mary F. Rrout
Carl Jordan
L. F. Broberg
Ellen Resch
Bessie Barta
Yara Revie Barta
Fred Barta
Pudengya
Beeenth Avenue
Dan
Johnson County
CaGar Hanlin
John
Tag Brothers
Dolin
Danetma
Serene Tragel
Ted Toy
Byenthay
Snyder
Blom County
Toby
Haenby-Tao
Mirnyi
Tayo Risters
Fontatin Ranser
Cabane
Cadar
Tyhaderes Perth
Centralia
Sylvia
Sygher Et Cellar Hentilds
Fryer
HAA
Bern Neseister
Patan Vindlesaia Company
Sterne Saaem Pantin
Hatin
Friends
Cal
Albert M. Dewey
Tar
Tote Sraphiedd
Viatsonvile
Call
Fuuene
Kahite
Tecit Cgreres Haeltr
Jaowis Peeters Oriffio
Sem
Casear Houeltin
Paul
Crdar
GLARK
Court House News
Mt. Vernon
Marion News
J. Biddle
Wry Creek Club
Thomas Taylor
Davenport
William Erwin
Milford, N. J
Iva Lee
Musical Literary Club
Tonteht
Metta Whitcomb
H. O. Allen
Mason City
Willam Biederman
Noble Grand Association
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Lincoln School
Thomas Park
Blue Lodge Masons
Masonic Temple
Trojan Lodge
A. F
A. M
James Shaffer
Jimmy, Jr
Dr. Shaffer
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jens Cook
William Fowler
William Schminke
Atens
Missoula, Mont
Joe Boyle
Arnold Minnig
T. T. Williams
Denver
Joe Roeder
Della Senninger
Millwood
Bernice Lassen
Seventeenth Street
Bertha Mac Golden
Christian Endeavor
Loraine Circle
New Hallwood
R. J. Williams
Linn
Order of DeMolay
Tri-City
Charles L. Hall
Miriam
Madison
Wis
Hall
Herbert O. Allen
Board of Agriculture
State of
Wisconsin
Marion Nature and Garden Club
A. A. Schenken
Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
J. B. Emmons
Linn County
Leon Kopel
Towa
Abraham Kopel
A.W. Bass
Lilian Bleakley
A. G. McBurney
Naomi
San Diego
Bleakly
Orville Hepner
Thomas Hepner
C .R. Biddick
Otto Schluter
Montfort, Wis
Biddick
Ritchie
Theristria Club
Josephine Whitacre
Ed Roechler
New Hampton
Pearl Wilharm
Sumner
H. N. Strader
Howard Titus
Laura Baley
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