Hog Market Steady With Irregular Points Across Regions
Hog markets were mostly steady with light trading on Tuesday. Receipts were large in places, with Chicago and East Buffalo showing varied moves. top hog price reached 340 with bulk around 310 to 340. Cattle and sheep prices fluctuated as demand stayed light and markets edged lower in parts.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittshurch
Buffalo
East St
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
St Louis
Markets Show Mixed Prices Across New York Food Items
A compact market roundup from New York describes varied pricing for meats, poultry, dairy, and produce. Listings note receipts, steady trends, and notable quotes on poultry and butter, with references to freight and shipment timings.
Bond Markets See Shaky New York Trading Day
A fragmented New York bond market reads mixed signals as traders weigh rates and yields. Agents report uneven activity with small price moves and cautious bets ahead of key economic data, leaving sentiment unsettled.
Wapello High Books Seventeen Cage Games
Wapello High lists seventeen upcoming cage games with details on the schedule and participants. The page notes include repeated lines and stray text but indicate a focus on athletic events and team matchups for the season.
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Wapello High Books
Wheat Prices Rally After Record Lows Amid Market Pressure
Wheat futures opened near record lows then recovered as traders faced pressure from uncertain export demand and harvest timing. December and Chicago markets saw cautious buying while cash oats and rye held firm amid mixed signals.
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Chicago
Nia
Anc
Feo
America
Cuba
Abia
Local hog and calf markets show steady prices
Hog prices remain steady with no changes across grades since Friday and top hogs holding at 270 dollars. Calf market reports values around 350 dollars for 130 to 190 pound calves, with various grades listed and prices varying by quality. Sheep market notes include lighter and heavier weights at quality-based values.
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Towa
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterton Prime
Des Moines
Good Packers
DES Moines Stenny
Early Iowa City Teachers to Address Young Republicans
Sunier of Iowa City and another early presidential teacher will speak briefly to the Young Republican club Monday night. They plan to depart Iowa City Tuesday morning for Omaha.
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Sunier
Iowa City
Young Republican Club
Omaha
Wall Street stocks mixed as market narrows trading range
Wall Street steadies with a narrow session and small losses early. Union Pacific and Auburn eased near 2 points while US Steel and Allied Chemical see modest dips. by midafternoon most major shares hover near Saturday’s close as GM dividend outlook looms.
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New York
American Telephone American Dan Santa Fe
DuPort and Drug
Allied
Chennai
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Uo S Steel
National Biscuit
Auburn
US Steel
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Gas
Santa Fe
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Wallstreet
U S Steel
Wall Street
Grain Movement and Local Notices from Wyoming and Williamsburg
Fire destroyed a 100-ton alfalfa hay stack at Herman Brunscheen’s farm two miles south of Wyoming as wind fanned flames. Pleasant Ridge community club elected Pauline Waggy president with officers named. Williamsburg mourns Mary J Jones age 80, survived by ten children and others. Local events include Belle Plaine high school comedy The Beetle and funeral for John Dvorak. Riverside rededicates the 76 year old St Stanislaus church building with mass and memorial service.
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Wyoming
Herman Brunscheen
Wyoming Fire Company
Pauline Waggy
Pleasant Ridge
Lucy Saxon
Sadie Tasker
Lutie Poole
Wyoaming
Wyoming's
Williamsburg
Mary J Jones
John W
Martha Jones
Uttea N
Town County
David A Jones
Unt
Edwin
Des Moines
Frank
Ralph W . Clark A
Leo Franks
Fairfield
Frank Butler
Ruth A Jones
Phoenix
Ariz
Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine High School
Redman National Hall
Buren C Robbins
Enclish
Donald Gatrell
Lois Warriner
Dale Williams
Junior Mattox
Wayne Oliphant
Sybil McCune
Gayle Malcolm
Phillis Kepner Taylore Essham
Marjorie Driscoll
Arnold Vratny
Hary Long
Florence Johnson
Purple Masquers Club
High School Boys
Clarence Bird
Albert Sullivan
Catherine Wingard
John Dvorak
Iowa
First Congregational Church
Vinton Lee
Dvorak
Charles
Kathryn Dvorak
Czechoslovakia
Tama County
Francis Sikir
Toledo
Anna Kriva
Elberon
Joseph Dvorak
Edward Weaver
Charles Weaver
Vining Evangelical Church
Riverside
St Stanislaus
Father Trageser
Hulls
Tesch Takes Stand In Murder Trial Plea Of Self Defense
In Manchester a defendant named Tesch testified in a murder trial claiming self defense. The jury heard details of an incident involving Hank and property as the state referenced refermatorys MR 19a, with arguments about admissibility and testimony.
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Tesch
Manchester
Peter Dean
Howard Bom
Pea
Hook
Wee Bee
Flying Grandmothers Visit Hoover Teachers in Iowa City
AP report notes two elderly visitors Carrying Hoover campaign cards arriving in Iowa City for a partial tour. Mrs Bain and Mrs Dowbeat plan to meet local supporters and visit Mrs Carril of West Branch and Mrs Stephen, aiming to boost campaign visibility before returning to Chicago.
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Iowa City
Hoover
HO Pfester Bain
Samuel Dowbeat
Hoovtes Cardudacy
M Bain
Dothear
Aebtiy Poneto
Om Osesant
Chiepsa
Mothe Carrill
West Branch
Stephen
Deaths Josephine Maddock longtime Cedar Rapids resident
Josephine B Maddock wife of Roy J Maddock of 217 First Avenue W died at home at 1250 pm Sunday from heart trouble with possible complications. Born January 4 1885 in Brainerd Minnesota she married Roy B Maddock in Topeka Kansas May 31 1906. Survived by sister Alice Blakesly of Omaha Nebraska and numerous Cedar Rapids area affiliations funeral 2 pm Tuesday Turner chapel Rev Arthur A Brooks, burial Cedar Memorial Park.
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Roy J. Maddock
First Avenue
Maddock
Josephine B. Jones
Brainerd
Minn
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Topeka
Kan
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White Shrine
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King's Daughters
Anister
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Omaha
Neb
Turner Chapel
Arthur A. Brooks
Cedar Memorial Park
Thomas P Jones Dies Former Local Resident in Dubuque
Thomas P Jones of Dubuque and former Cedar Rapids resident died at Mercy hospital in Dubuque at 7 pm Sunday. Born November 24 1883 in Cedar Rapids he graduated from Washington High School and worked for Rock Island Railroad then Milwaukee in Dubuque as foreman for 15 years. He is survived by his son Paul F Jones, grandson Bobby Jones, brother J W Jones and four sisters Mrs F J Cain Mrs F F Lammers Mrs William Ludwig and Mrs Paul H Huston. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Cedar Rapids
Mercy Hospital
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Washington High School
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Johnson Avenue
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J W Jones
F J Cain
Des Moines
F F Lammers
Chicago
William Ludwig
Louisville
Paul H. Huston
Monahan Mortuary
Thomas Mims
Thirteenth Avenue SE
University Hospital
Iowan City
Nancy
Thomas
Detroit
Edwin
Timothy
Clara Nolan
Burl
Lela Feaster
Boulder Cola
Rosshe Hill
Kenosha
Wis
Florence Johnson
Eva Williams
Denver Cole
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Oak Hil Cemetery
Death notices from Cedar Rapids area families
Obituaries and funeral notices for John Beck of Homestead and his family, Mrs Peter M Byrne of Cedar Rapids, and Thomas Mims of Cedar Rapids with details on birth, marriage, survivors, and upcoming services and burials in Muscatine, Cedar Rapids, and Denver.
Belle Plaine Cards Lick Pershing Eleven
Belle Plaine Cardinals defeated Pershing Bulldogs 32 to 6 in a Sunday football game. Captains and players Fritz Draner Ned Straw Charles Bradford and Crus Burk led a strong backfield and steady line play throughout the contest.
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Gazette Belle Plaine
Cardinals
Pleven
Pershing Is. Bulldogs
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Crus Burk
Mace Oursuing
Ned Strawhorn Qaerack
Charles Bradford
C.aveanilla Wall
Brooklyn
Moinnes Bulldogs
Wellman High Defeats Richland Eleven in KeeWaah Conf
Wellman High downed Richland Eleven 18 to 7 in a KeeWaah conference football game played Friday. Wellman scored two rushing touchdowns and held the Richland back until the late third and fourth quarters. Captain Gadlove Karr and Bu’startst led Wellman’s line while Morgan and Jancek starred on defense.
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Wellman
Richland Foot- Inn
Richland
Garaner
Goodwin
Weuran
Gadlove Karr
Bond
Morgan
Janecek
Pioneer Mankato Dentist Dr Elwin Hawes Dies at 77
Dr Elwin L Hawes 77 a longtime Mankato dentist died at his home Sunday noon word received by Dr Frederick Murray Hawes had been in poor health for years He visited Cedar Rapids His wife Sarella Murray of this city survives along with three children Elwin Jr of Duluth Dr Andrew Murray Hawes of Mankato and Mrs George Horner of Monmouth NL
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Mankato
Minn
Frederick
Murray
Hawes
Cedar Rapids
Sarella Mt Murray
Elwin, Jr
Duluth
Andrew Murray Hawes
George Horner
Monmouth
Hedrick High Beats Brooklyn 31 to 6 in Friday Football
Hedrick High School routed Brooklyn 31 to 6 on Friday at Aridiron. Hedrick’s fifteenth straight win secures the game as the first Brooklyn score of the season, with Hedrick the stronger side throughout.
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The
Gazette
Brooklyn
Hedrick
Belle Plaine Beats Marengo High 39 13 at Emers ey Field
Belle Plaine eleven defeated Marengo high 39 to 13 on Emers ey field Friday. Marengo suffered its first loss after five straight victories. Norland Rusk had two standout runs a 75 yard kickoff dash and a 35 yard score. Next game is against Marion here November 4.
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The
Gazette
Belle Plaine
Belle Plaine High School
Marengo High
Emersey
Marengo Boys
Norland Rusk
Belle Pinine
Marion
Halloween Parties and Community Notes in Marion
A detailed Marion social page notes Halloween parties at Mrs. R. B. Eckhart’s and the Netoppen Camp Fire group site, with costumes and games. It lists numerous Cedar Rapids residents visiting Marion, church and club events, and illness updates, including Mrs. Lizzie Carpenter bedridden and Max D. Lake’s death in Portland.
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Wunicket
Helene Fiedler
Mrs. J. B. Albrook Dies In Pasadena
Mrs. J B Albrook 81 widow of Dr J B Albrook a former Iowa clergyman died in Pasadena California after a paralytic stroke She was mother of Mrs Horace Alden Miller of Mount Vernon and had lived in California since August Funeral services were held in Pasadena on Sunday.
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J. B Albrook
J. B. Albrook
Iowa
Pasadena
Calif
Albrook
Horace Alden Miller
Ingleside Club of
Washington High to Battle West Chester Demons
West Chester, the Washington high league champions for 1932, will face the Washington Demons at Case field Friday night. West Chester has won all its games this season and has yet to allow a goal line crossing. Washington has tied several games but has not recorded a win this season.
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Washington
West Chester
Washington High School Demons
Case Field
West Chester Crew
Farm er Wins 2000 Judgment Against Marion Savings Bank
Linn county farmer C B Chismore won a 2000 judgment in district court after a long trial over an alleged oral contract for real estate resale. The jury returned a sealed verdict at 9 20 p m after nearly 11 hours of deliberation. Judge H C Ring opened the decision Monday morning. Chismore had sought 13781 44 dollars and 44 cents and the bank plans to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Chismore
Linn County
Marion Savings Bank
H. C. Ring
Chilmore
Sp Preme
Accounting sought in cream hauling dispute in Iowa court
S. A. Sampica of Anamosa sues in district court for an accounting from Cedar Rapids Co-Operative Dairy under an oral cream hauling agreement dated May 21 1929. He calls the accounts mutual and intricate and says an audit will show about 1200 dollars owed. He asks the court to order an accounting and appoint a referee.
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S. A. Sampica
Anamosa
Cedar Rapids
Trial Opens Over Limestone Hauling Contract Dispute
Perry Myers sues Anne Woibishek for breach of contract over hauling and distributing 500 tons of limestone from her Ely area farm. The trial began Monday morning in district court before Judge H C Ring Myers seeks $217.33 in damages and related relief.
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Perry Myers
Anne Woibishek
H.C. Ring Myers
Ely
Fort Dodge arson suspect arrested in Cedar Rapids
J C O Dickerson of Fort Dodge was arrested on an arson charge for burning an automobile owned by the Gralek garage of Fort Dodge near Marion on July 19. Sheriff Joseph Petrus and Deputy Dick Preston brought him to Cedar Rapids Sunday night. he posted $2,000 bail and was released. He is wanted in connection with the burning incident.
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J C O Dickerson
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Petrus
Dick Preston Dickerson
Marion
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