Hog Prices Hit 10.05 As Demand Slows In Chicago
Chicago hog market shows a top of 10.05 per hundredweight on a small, 10,000 head week with 3,000 direct sales. Trading slowed from Tuesday while overall receipts remained light. pork loins firm near March highs and dressed pork prices supported hog values. Other cattle and sheep markets in Des Moines Des Moines Des Moines Omaha St Paul show varied gains and steady to higher reads in regional yardings.
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Chicago
Iowa
Des Moines
S Dept Agricultures
Minnesota
At & Am
Goodparkine
Iinsi
Kansas City
Omaha
Sinclair
Singieros
Leste
Inc
Steers
Merkaceacr
Elsighis Commission
AER
California
Veto Message Fails to Move Grain Market On Chicago Board
President's veto message failed to affect grain prices on the Chicago Board of Trade. Wheat ended a fractional decline while corn and oats fluctuated with light volume. Traders delayed aggressive moves awaiting the veto and weather remained mixed with modest receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Iowa
Local hog prices rise to new high levels
Hot prices reached new highs on Wednesday with all grades advancing five cents. The top price is reported at 9.60 dollars.
Grain and Produce Prices from Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
A busy market report shows grain and produce quotes across Chicago and Minneapolis. Wheat prices for cash and futures, corn, oats, rye, and rye-related items alongside fresh produce like oranges lemons and bananas are listed with assorted quality grades and prices. Also notes tobacco and hides values, and vital statistics for infant deaths in Kentucky in 1924.
Wall St Stocks Hold Steady Amid Bonus Controversy
New York stocks remained calm as the soldiers bonus dispute unfolded in Washington. Markets were steady to firm with some profit taking, grains narrow and bonds trading in a restricted range. Several issue gains and losses are noted among majors, with silver futures firming and Europe mirroring price moves.
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New York
National Capital
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Liggett and Myers
London
Montreal
Chicago Livestock Market Report and Prices
The Chicago livestock report shows hog receipts about 10060 with direct hogs steady to up 5 cents and various weight ranges priced from 9.49 to 10.50 per hundredweight, cattle receipts around 9000 with calves and yearlings at a standstill and bids 25 cents or more lower. Slaughter cattle and vealers are broadly weaker with steers and heifers varying by weight, price ranges from about 10.00 to 31.50 per hundredweight across categories.
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ST. Paul
South ST Paul
IU S. Dept Agricultures
Omaha
Wit
Chicago
Markets See Steady Tones Amid Mixed Produce Notes
Chicago area markets report steady receipts across eggs poultry and potatoes with mixed prices. Fresh eggs show unsettled firsts and secondaries while poultry receipts include hens rock fryers and broilers with varied per unit gains and losses. Potatoes on track receipts 102 and shipments 525 indicate cautious demand amid stock notes and veteran market tone.
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Cincago Fronuce
Chicago
Lezhorn
Rock Springs
Lechorn
Old Stock
Wisconsin
Market Odds and Product Line Amid Deserted Auction Rows
A garbled page notes varied goods from dairy to poultry and eggs with scattered figures. Mentions include heavy ts and butter receipts, cheese and creamery items, and miscellaneous crates, with prices and stock terms embedded in confusing OCR text.
Funeral for John R. Bun Held in Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for John R. Bun former assistant manager at the Kresge store in Cedar Rapids were set for Thursday at 10 am in the Barta chapel. The Rev Melvin L. Welke will officiate with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery, Mount Hermon lodge A F and A M conducting graveside rites. Friends may view Wednesday evening at the chapel.
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John RE. Bun
Kresge Company
Ce- Gsr Rapids
Lincoln
Barta
Melvin L. Welke
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mount Hermon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Widow Margaret Holmes Dies in Cedar Rapids at 78
Mrs Margaret Stewart Holmes widow of George W Holmes died at 7 30 a m Wednesday at her daughter s home 2224 Grande Ave SE Cedar Rapids after several weeks illness She born May 20 1857 in Benton County lived in Cedar Rapids 32 years Survived by daughter Mrs G L Schoonover son G Stewart Holmes two grandsons Billy and James Holmes brother John D Stewart and sisters Alice Stewart and Mrs Fanny Buchanan both of Norway Iowa Married November 1886 Funeral at Turner chapel 11 a m Thursday Rev Robert Little officiating burial at Waterloo Friends may call at Turner chapel
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Margaret Stewart Holmes
George W. Holmes
George L. Schoonover
Grande Avenue
Holmes
Benton County
Cedar Rapids
G. L. Schoonover
G. Stewart Holmes
Billy
James Holmes
John D. Stewart
Alice Stewart
Fanny Buchanan
Norway
George Holmes
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Waterloo
Turmer Chapel
Death notice for Frank M. Hakes in Cedar Rapids region
Frank M. Hakes died at 1 05 p m Tuesday after a long illness. Born December 10 1852 in Jones county he lived in Cedar Rapids forty years. He worked at S L Dows company for thirteen years and at Figley company for seventeen years. Survived by three sisters Mrs Insty Moni of Vinton Mrs Lillie Underwee of Ameamesce and Mrs Derisa Uncerwesd of Cedar Rapids. Funeral set for Friday at Turner chapel with burial in Merweh cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Frank M. Hakes
Jones County
Cedar Rapids
S. L. Dows
Figley Company
Cader Rapiz
Wwe
Oretters
Cader
Mies Zarl Wacesh Dies After Long Illness
The obituary notes Zarl Wacesh died at 38 from unspecified illness at home on Banner Street near Rennse tingaring Alhess. She was married to Ch. 1905 and leaves children Clarenna and Wace dares. Survivors include William, Whontes Deich, and others in Maesa City and Casas Rapide. Funeral arrangements follow.
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Tingaring Alhess
Dsen Marth
Ragete
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Wace Dares
Caday Kaguts
Tus
Trinhers
William
Whontes
Hots
Maesa City
Anithres
Aiea Oak Tovnisa
Mfrs
Inka Este
Casas Rapide
Cicada
Somer Nacre Tase 60 Catar Rapids Memorial Service
A memorial service will be held for Cetn incewet an epayaton in Peveninea and Mops. The event includes a church service at 134 p.m. with cremation to follow. No towers are requested to be sent.
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NS Kopteanks Somer
Funeral services for Mrs Sadie Warren
Funeral services for Mrs Sadie Warren will be held in the Turner chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. R N Coolidge. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Sadie Warren
Turner Chapel
R. N. Coolidge
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral service for Merlyn Medinger at home address
The funeral for Merlyn Dewayne Medinger will be held at the home 230 Cottavye Grove avenue at 9 a.m. Thursday conducted by Rev. Father J D Kearn. Burial follows at Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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Merlyn Dewayne Medinger
Cottavye Grove Avenue
J. D. Kearn
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Births at St Luke's Mercy hospital and city homes
Birth notices list several new arrivals. A son born May 22 to FE Carey and wife of Marion. A son born May 21 to Lester J Thompson at St Luke's hospital. Four daughters, first May 21 to F Dd Pugh at St Luke's. A daughter May 20 named Margaret Ann to Marlon Sisco. A daughter May 21 named Kindred Joan to Milo J Barta at Mercy hospital.
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FE. V. Carey
Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Lester J. Thompson
Eighteenth Street
St. Luke'n Hospital
F. Dd. Pugh
Sixteenth Street
Marlon Sisco
Sixth Avenue
Margaret Ann
Mercy Hospital
Milo J. Barta
Jarreet
Kindred
Joan
Marion alumni banquet set for Friday evening at Methodist church
The Marion items list an alumni banquet program for Friday at 6 30 pm in the Methodist church with an invocation piano and vocal solos and a class song by 1935. Reception and nominating committees are named and dancing follows in the high school gym. Preparations aim for 200 alumni. Nearby groups schedule meetings and community news includes births birthdays and club events.
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Lulu B. Secrist
Frank Flack
Margaret Reinheimer
Robert Kennedy
Robert Munson
Laura Tripp Burns
A. E. Granger
Catherine Crane
Carrie Davis Reichert
Ruby Secrist
Hanscom
Richard Starry
Iowa Young Democrats elects secretary at state convention
Miss Catherine Lafferty was elected secretary of the Young Democrats club of Iowa. D Goodyear of Mount Vernon was named delegate to the national convention in Milwaukee with Maurine Christian of Springville as alternate. Marion attendees included Mr and Mrs LeRoy Davin Miss Marian Hines and Miss Laura Brutsman.
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N. A. Baker
Theristrial Club
H. O. Allen
Josephine Whitacre
J. B. Howell
Mary Clements
Emma Kendall
J. T. Christie
H. C. Allen
W. E. Fisher
Iowa
Catherine Lafferty
Young Democrats Club
D. Goodyear
Mount Vernon
Milwaukee
Maurine Christian
Springville
Marion
LeRoy Davin
Marian Hines
Laura Brutsman
Illinois Relief Bill Clears House To Raise Sales Tax
The Illinois House approved the administration plan to raise the sales tax to three percent by a 90 to 55 vote, well above the constitutional threshold. The bill moves to the Senate for concurrence, with Governor Horner expected to sign promptly.
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Springville
Iinois House
Senate
Horner
Dancer Convicted Of Killing Youth Dancer Convicted Of Killing Youth
Bonnie Hill 23, a nightclub performer, is found guilty of manslaughter in the stabbing death of John Irving Pierce a Jackson Mississippi writer. The verdict was delivered by a New Orleans jury early Wednesday.
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New Orleans
Bonnie Hill
John Irving Pierce
Jackson, Miss
French Cabinet Seeks Full Financial Powers from Parliament
Paris AP reports the government plans to ask Parliament for full financial powers to handle the budget crisis, a move echoing Premier Georges Clemenceau or Poincaré era powers in 1926.
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Paris
Bzrmond Poincare
Kenwood Merchants Seek Games in Local Market
Waeswold merchants show appetite for games amid unclear figures. Contact Tm Cae Dunlop at 2:2281 to discuss possible arrangements and terms.
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Kenwood Merchants
Dunlop
Bond Markets Review Signals Mixed 1930s Style Trading
A jumbled market report notes wary trading in bonds with references to Liberty and Treasury issues, prices quoted such as Liberty 1st 108.8 and Treasury 45 around 111, while discussions mention corporate debt and mixed activity across divisions. The piece evokes a historical press tone with scattered figures and uneven demand.
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York
Apt-—-V
Leserty
Liberty First Tae
Treasury
Treasury Zee
Treasury Ee
Mixed US Commodity Markets Include Sugar Wool and Flour
Sugar futures hold around 3.25 to 3.40 with bids up to 3.45 while refined sugar remains steady. Wool prices in Boston rise on strong demand. Dutch and French wools show varied gains. Foreign exchange rates edge higher for several European currencies. Flour in Minneapolis stays unchanged as shipments reach over 15,000. Notes mention footballs from the 1934 season being smaller than 1933.
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New York
Tapi—Ray Sugar
kDota
Trade and Commission House
Gazette Want Ad Rates and Publication Guidance
Classified note explains how to count words for a set solid small type ad and estimate lines to determine cost. It provides a rate table for consecutive days and mentions a 1 cent surcharge for out of town blind ads.
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Local ads mix seeks rewards and bargains across listings
A dense page of faded classified lines offers a twenty five dollar reward for tips leading to arrests tied to misleading want ads. Readily advertised items include trusses, abdominal belts, elastic hosiery, discounted drugs, graduation gifts, and various services from a long list of local businesses and vendors.
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Isi Foods C.R Knitting Co
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1St St
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