Hog And Sheep Prices Higher At Chicago Livestock Yards
Chicago AP reports hogs and sheep price gains on Monday with cattle softer due to liberal supplies. Buyers paid 10 to 23 cents above Friday for choice and good swine. top hog price rose to 9.60, with midweight and light hogs trading around 9.40 to 9.55. Cattle receipts reached about 20,000 with fat steers and yearlings in oversupply and dressed beef markets sluggish. Lambs and sheep were strong, with native lambs and feeder classes trading near the season's high.
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Chicago
Associated Press
ST. Paul
South ST Paul
Tapi
Dept. Agriculturer
Iowa
Des Moines
US Dept. Agriculture
Towa
Minnesota
Wilson Anh CO
Wison's
SRELP
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Produce
Grain market notes from Cedar Rapids list prices for wheat oats rye corn and other produce with varied changes and item descriptions. The document details wholesale terms vegetables fruits and farm products including potatoes peaches apples pears and cabbage along with breed notes for poultry and cattle.
Local Hog Prices Keep Rising on Market
Hogs continue to advance on the local market with all prime hogs 15 cents higher and good packers up 10 cents. Top hog price reaches 910 dollars while the cattle market declines by 25 cents.
Markets Closed on Armistice Day
New York markets were closed Monday in observance of Armistice Day. Trading centers paused as authorities marked the holiday with nationwide commemorations.
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New York
Produce Markets Chicago AP Poultry and Potatoes Steady
Chicago AP reports poultry markets steady with live hens and roosters priced per quality, ducks and geese listed. Potatoes receipts on track with US No 1 and No 2 prices for Idaho Russet Burbanks to Minnesota and Nebraska offerings, prices shown for various grades.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S
Nebraska Bliss
U S
Minnesota
Ohios
Colorado
Miner loses right hand in coal elevator accident
Foster coal worker Boal, of 1208 First Street NW, suffered the loss of his right hand when his arm became entangled in a coal elevator at Manson Coal company, 405 Fifth Avenue SE. He was taken to St Luke's hospital for treatment and is confined there.
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Foster Coal
First Street
Manson Coal Company
Fifth Avenue SE
Boal
St. Luke's Hospital
Columbia College Alumni Honor Edward McPartland
Edward McPartland Cedar Rapids attorney was elected vice president of the Columbia College Alumni Association at a homecoming banquet in Dubuque. The 1926 Columbia graduate led the event with Rev W A Dostal Fort Atkinson elected president and other officers including Rev Clarence Farrelly Laurens and Dr Karl Rieger Freeport elected vice presidents.
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Dubuque
Edward McPartland
Cedar Rapids
Columbia College
Columbia
McPartland
W .A. Dostal
Fort Atkinson
Clarence Farrelly
Laurens
Karl Rieger
Freeport
Deaths of William Chehak and Sarah Jane Dwire Handley
William Chehak 56 a Cedar Rapids area blacksmith died at University of Iowa City Hospital after a year long illness. Survived by wife Elizabeth, three daughters, two grandchildren, and several siblings. Funeral at Barta chapel Wednesday. burial Linwood. Sarah Jane Dwire Handley 72 died suddenly in Riverside California after living there eighteen years. Born near Coggon, survived by husband John Q Handley, daughter Mrs Orville Hepner Cedar Rapids, son Beny Thomas Dwire Riverside, sister Mrs Aley Parsons Riverside. Body to Cedar Rapids for funeral arrangements later.
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William Chehak
Swisher
University Hospital
Iowa City
Johnson County
Elizabeth
Frank Stejskal
Fairfax
Charles Burton
Stanley Kolda
Cedar Rapids
Evelyn Delores Stejskal
Donald Stanley Kolda
Anton Chehak Ely
Mary Jelinck
Lydia Chehak
John Strand Swisher
Fred Chehak
Charles Netolicky
West Branch
Anton Chehak
Barta Chapel
Francis Pokorny
Linwood Cemetery
Sarah Jane Dwire
Handley
John Q_. Handley
Riverside
Calif
Coggon
West Prairie
Orville Hepner
Beny Thomas Dwire
Aley Pare
Cornell
Methodist Church
Cedir Rapids
Local Grocer Charles Carter Dies After Short Illness
Charles Newton Carter grocer died at his residence Sunday at 3 15 am after a brief illness. Born June 21 1876 in Creston he had lived in this city eight months. Survived by wife Nellie Mae two sons Harry E Carter of Salina Calif and Rex Carter of this city a daughter Mrs Owen Morgan of Coralville Heights Iowa City. Body to Turner chapel then Dettrick's chapel Creston with services Tuesday at 2 pm and burial in Graceland cemetery Creston.
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Charles Newton Carter
Funeral services for Mrs Clarence L Clark
Funeral services for Mrs Clarence L Clark will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev Frank H Ward. Burial is planned in Oak Shade cemetery Marion Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Clarence Clark
Clarence L. Clark
Turner Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Oak Shade
Marion
James Fairley
Edwin Beadle
Hoover Seeks 1936 Issues Debate Not Campaign Ambition
Former President Herbert Hoover says his only concern in 1936 is presenting today’s issues to the public. He predicts a Republican victory over Roosevelt if truth reaches voters and urges the party to debate the New Deal openly, stressing fiscal restraint and avoiding a partisan fight. He notes many Democrats may switch support from Roosevelt.
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New York
Hoover
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Rotarians Urge Youth Citizenship and Global Understanding
Willis Edson, governor of the eleventh district, told local Rotarians at Hotel Roosevelt that inspiring youth toward good citizenship is a main Rotary goal this year. He urged sharing the message of good government and freedom, and noted Rotary’s role in international relations through education of youth.
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Rotary International
Willis Edson
Storm Lake
Hotel Roosevelt
Edson
Rotary
Mexico City
Americas
Weather Brief Cedar Rapids Warmth Returns Amid Snow Flurry
Temperatures in Cedar Rapids rose to 32 after a weekend drop from 54 early Sunday. Winds remained sharp with occasional snow, drizzle, and light sleet yielding about 0.5 inches of precipitation per Chambers Inskeep readings.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers
Share-The-Profits Plan Roils SW Chamber Meeting
Harper Sibley president of the United States Chamber of Commerce proposed a profits sharing plan for labor and capital at the southwestern division meeting in Kansas City. Secretary A L Taylor of Cedar Rapids and Arthur Huntington of Cedar Rapids attended. Sibley urged wage-based returns for labor and capital with profits above that shared between both sides, sparking strong debate about the plan.
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Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
A L. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
Sibley
Harper's Magazine
Taylor
Pedestrian Struck by Truck On Otis Road
Charles W H Stern aged 71 of Memorial Drive SE was struck by a truck on Otis Road SE near his home at about 1 P M Monday. He was moved home by Walter Woolridge driver of the truck. Stern’s injuries were described as possible internal injuries and not yet determined at 3 P M.
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Charles WH Stern
Memorial Drive
Otis Road
Stern
Walter Woolridge
Fifteenth Avenue
Marriage Licenses Issued for Ray E Whipple Cleora M Perkinson
Ray E Whipple and Cleora M Perkinson, both of Cedar Rapids, secured marriage licenses in a Cedar Rapids area records filing.
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Ray E Whipple and
Cleora M Perkinson
Cedar Rapids
British Court Finds Conspiracy In 27 Chrysler Stock Case
London AP Justice Atkinson in the king's bench division says a conspiracy occurred in November December 1927 to buy Chrysler shares below value. He limits the conspiracy to Hutchinson Briggs and Fields of Chrysler. He adjourns before delivering judgment against Walter P Chrysler and associates. no link found to cancel the Norfolk franchise.
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London
Justice Akinson
King’s Bench Division
Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
Bernard E Hutchinson
Stephen D. Briggs
Joseph Fields
Chrysler Corporation
Atkinson
Arnold de la Poer
Suffolk Investment Company, Ltd
Canada
Icebound Steamers Located In Frozen Lake Winnipeg Area
Winnipeg reports two missing lake steamers have been located after crews abandoned the ice bound vessels at Pon Island and McBeth Point. Pilot Jack Howe led La Berck's 27 crew on foot toward Gypsumville while Luana's five crew members reached Hodgsom safely after their vessel froze in. Searchers had expanded from Winnipeg and the lake tip as rapid ice formed, trapping the ships in upper Lake Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Man
Jack Howe
la Berc
Gypsumville
Pon Island
Hodgsom
McBeth Point
Five Die in Montreal Mental Hospital Fire
Five insane patients died when a fire swept a wing of St. Jean de Dieu hospital in Montreal on Saturday night. Police, firemen, nurses, nuns, and attendants battled the blaze while rescuing patients. one hundred seventy were saved.
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Montreal
Que
St. Jean de Dieu
Plane crash at Menasha kills two pilots at ball park
In Menasha Wisconsin more than a thousand spectators watched an open biplane crash near the city ball park. Alfred Bauer 25 and Fred Stecker Jr 26 were killed as the plane spiraled toward a residence. Department of commerce investigators opened a probe Monday.
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Menasha
Wis
Fire ignites clothing in stove flue burn at James Lewis home
Firemen responded at 11 am Monday to 1420 C street SW where sparks from a flue started a basket of clothing. Loss was confined to the clothing. Emil J Petranek of 346 Eighteenth street SE, a University of Iowa junior, was elected to Scabbard and Blade. Three American Legion members spoke for Armistice Day observances at Amana, Center Point, and Mount Mercy academy.
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James Lewis
C Street
Emil J Petranek
E. J Petranek
Eighteenth Street
University of Iowa
Scabbard and Blade
American Legion Post
B. D. Silliman
Amana
David Bleakley
Center Point
Otto L. Schluter
Mount Mercy Academy
Fayette Bathing Beach Project Receives Funding Approval
Des Moines reports state works progress administrator L Hill approved $25 413 for eight new works projects in Iowa. The Fayette swimming beach project accounts for 4926 to hire 29 workers, part of a $9427 total cost across seven counties aiding 186 men statewide.
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DES Moines
Towa
L. Hill
Fayette
Local births and a DUI conviction headline
Born to Mr and Mrs George Stratton a daughter Margie Faye at Mercy hospital on Nov 10. Born Monday to Mr and Mrs Clifford Fye a daughter Irma Lorean at 213 Second street NW. Wapello Noah Gage, tried in district court for driving while intoxicated, found guilty by a jury Friday night and will receive sentence No 18. There will be no court this week as Judge Smyth has business in Burlington.
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George Stratton
Thirtieth Street
Margie Faye
Mercy Hopsital
Clifford Fye
Second Street NW
Irma Lorean
Wapello
Noah Gage
Gage
Smyth
Burlington
Armistice services and community notices in Marion
Armistice day services were held in the city park by Marion post No 298 American Legion with a brief prayer by Ed Bayanovsky and a salute by the firing squad. A party will be held tonight. many church groups and clubs hold meetings and lectures through the week including Grove City Rebekah lodge and Prairie Chapel church events.
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Marion Post No
American Legion
Ed Bayanovsky
Legion
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Fragmented OCR: price table snippet with days and values
A partial numeric sequence lists daily and three day rates with dollars and decimals. The readable items include values like 0.68 0.85 and 1.26 1.66 2.10 3.52 84 dollars, implying a price table fragment.
Personal ads and local shop notices crowd the classifieds
The page features miscellaneous notices and ads including a reward for reporting immoral use of Want Ads, buy sell exchange items, hand crafted garments by Lars Bucklin, jewelry offers at Ginsberg's, chiropractic services by Dr. Dolson, made to measure clothing from Glasgow Tailors, diamond rings from Iowa Loan Co, and knitting lessons offered by Kenwood Transfer.
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The
Gazette
Lars Bucklin
6Th St
Jewetry Ginsberg
Van
Nature
Dolson
Paramount Ride
Glasgow Tailors Coats
Iowa Loan Co
Mullin
Kenwood
1St Ave
Roger Graham at Stepman Ballroom in Norway
Roger Graham performs a lively dance showcase at Stepman Ballroom in Norway on Tuesday night. The event features a full evening of social dancing beginning at 10 cents admission.
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Roger Graham
Norway
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2Nd St
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Dempsey's
2Nd Ave
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Ind Ave
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1St St. S. P
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2Nd Ave. E
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