Prices Of Hogs Firm In Chicago Market
Chicago market shows hog prices steady at the stockyards with top at 6.05 and average around 5.75. receipts total 50,400 across five terminals with Chicago handling 34,000. Cattle and sheep also move with mixed changes as east markets show steady to higher notes and weights.
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Cleveland
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East St. Louis
Mno Ave Am
Imix, & Butchers
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Howe
Ehoter
Nowe
Renee
Omaha
API
Us&s Dept Ag
Goa
Spirited buying lifts corn prices on Chicago board
Commission houses boosted corn futures to new high ground as buyers returned after Armistice day. Wheat finished near unchanged to up modestly amid world market softness and frost threats in Argentina. Local operators followed and bought corn, keeping oats mixed and provisions steady.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Commission Houses
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Hog Prices Remain Firm Top At 9.65
Hog prices on the local market held steady with small gains in good hogs weighing 200 to 220 pounds. The peak price reached 9.65, while cattle prices showed a tendency to decline or hold flat amid mixed demand across grades and weights.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Grain and produce prices listed for Wheat Oats Barley Corn and mixed items like hens and springs. Wholesale fruits vegetables and local grain hides and horses priced with varied per unit or crate values.
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California
Chicago Produce Market a Mix of Steady Receipts and Varied Prices
AP reports mixed receipts and prices across Chicago markets including 42 unsettled specials, 130 extras, and 1921 20c units with firmer carrots at 28¢ and turkeys steady. Livestock shows hens and leghorns at irregulars, with graded potatoes and various dairy items noted. overall supplies appear steady with selective price shifts.
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Chicago
Rautter
Bral Demard
Voss Ne
Sinde Idaho Russete
Stent & Ne
Swan Cie
Wastireten
Fragments Describe Old Market Prices and Produce
Fragmentary note details pricing for Flole Matket items in Minneapolis. Mentions standard middlings and a barrel price, with garbled figures and units. No clear event or names beyond locations.
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Minneapolis
Atente
Wall St Stocks Mixed as Utilities Drag While Metals Hold
Wall Street showed a spotty day with utilities easing and metals and specialties firm. U.S. Steel and New York Central steadied as declines hit American Telephone and Consolidated Gas, with gains seen in Briggs Manufacturing Johns Manville and U.S. Smelting as transfers neared 1.1 million shares.
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Libby McNeil
Hee Mice Ee Mars
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Ambwit Taull
Sugar Market and Foreign Exchange Roundup
Sugar prices rose slightly amid firm refined trends while foreign exchange rates edge up. Reports show mixed bids in major currencies with modest gains for the pound, marks, and yen, and currency values quoted against the dollar in several markets.
Flynn Said Likely New Movie Czar for Roosevelt Era
New York reports Edward J. Flynn of the Bronx appears slated to replace Will Hays as movie czar. The White House ally may accept a $125,000 annual retainer from RKO interests, though a decision is not yet made.
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Sns
Roosevelt
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Will H. Hays
Evening Journal
Flynn
Farley
White House
Council Orders Storm Sewer In B Street SW
City council approves $1534.50 for a storm sewer on B street SW from Seventeenth to Twenty-first avenues. Construction to begin when pipes arrive. FERA funds totaling $3000 cover materials and labor for workers, with the city providing foremen and engineers. Drainage will aid the area between C street SW and the Cedar river.
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Council
B Street
Seventeenth
Twenty-first Avenues
Department of Public Improvements
C Street
Cedar River
FERA
Deaths John Morrissey 77 former Anamosa farmer
John Morrissey a Jones county native and former Anamosa resident died in Milwaukee after a long illness. He will be buried at Holy Cross cemetery after funeral services at St Patrick's church Anamosa. Surviving are his wife three sons one daughter eight grandchildren and a brother. He was 77 years old born October 12 1857.
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Jones County
Anamosa
Milwaukee
Wis
Cedar Rapids
St. Patrick’s Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Morrissey
Marquette University
Leo A
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Chicago
Clifford
William Ramm
Paul
William
Order of Foresters
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Leo A. Morrissey
Fifth Avenue SE
Mr. Morrissey
Monahan
Widow Mary Moses of Cedar Rapids Dies After Illness
Mrs. Mary Moses widow of Charles Moses died at her daughter Mrs. H B Garrison 710 Eighth avenue SE at 4 45 a m Tuesday after a lingering illness She was born in Bohemia Sept 17 1859 came to the United States at four with parents and settled on a farm near Ely She lived in Cedar Rapids most of her life survived by three daughters Mrs Blanche Melton Omaha Mrs H B Garrison Birmingham Ala and Mrs C Keeline Birmingham Ala one granddaughter Mrs Gladys Dugan Omaha and two brothers Joseph Truhlar Harting ton Neb and Oldrich Truhlar Ely Funeral services at 2 p m Thursday at Polansky chapel conducted by Theodore Hlubucek Burial in Bohemian National cemetery
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Charles Moses
H. B. Garrison
Eighth Avenue SE
Moses
Bohemia
United States
Ely
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Blanche Melton
C. Keeline
Birmingham
Ala
Gladys Dugan
Joseph Truhlar
Hartington
Neb
Oldrich Truhlar
Polansky Chapel
Theodore Hlubucek
Bohemian National Cemetery
Funeral services for George B. Nunn moved to Friday
Funeral services for George B. Nunn will be held at 2 p m Friday at Turner's chapel instead of Wednesday as announced in Monday's Gazette. The change was requested so sister Mrs Rose H Johnson could travel from Phoenix Arizona. Rev Charles F Edwards will conduct the services and burial will be in Linwood cemetery
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George B. Nunn
Turner’s Chapel
Rose H. Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Charles F. Edwards
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Cedar Rapids woman grounds funeral at Oxford Junction
Mrs. Maude Jackson Lang, well known in Cedar Rapids, died in Ta coma Washington. Dr Letitia B Runyon received word and plans to bring Lang's body to Oxford Junction for burial.
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Letitia B. Runyon
American Trust Building
Tacoma
Wash
Maude Jackson Lang
Cedar Rapids
Four Children Die in Inkster Stove Explosion
Four children aged four weeks to five years died in Inkster when an oil stove exploded while they were home alone. Father Gus Wendt was at work and the mother was away at the time.
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Detroit
Inkster
Gus Wendt
Bond Market Mixed With Sparse Activity In Early Trading
New York bond market shows no uniform trend with limited trading in most sectors. Treasuries moved little as investors weighed Treasury foreign exchange action, while a handful of corporate issues posted small gains or declines.
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New York
IAP
U.S. Treasury Group
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Wall Street
American
Santa Fe
International Telephone Ss
Kansas Gas and Electric
Postal Telegraph
Standard Oil of
Chile
Moves to Extend Illinois Sales Tax to Permanence
Governor Horner calls a fourth Illinois special session focused on permanent extension of the sales tax. The session aims to set groundwork for relief financing budget balancing and revenue reform following a Democratic conference in French Lick Indiana.
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Springfield
Illinois
Horner
French Lick
Ind
Stork Not Expected In Quintuplets Home
NORTH BAY Ontario UP reports Mr and Mrs Oliva Dionne, parents of the famous quintuplets, say they have enough children for now and Mrs Dionne is not expectant. Dr Allan R DuFoe who delivered the quintuplets confirms the family's position.
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North Bay
Ont
Oliva Dionne
Canada
United States
Dionne
Allan R. DuFoe
Kindling Thieves Blamed After House Collapse Killing Boy
In Chicago an old condemned two story frame house collapsed Monday night killing 14 year old Bruno Sak who was at play inside the weakened structure. Police blame kindling wood thieves for removing materials that weakened the building.
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Rumor Mdivani May Wed Dorothy Dunbar
Hollywood reports Dorothy Dunbar and Serge Mdivani traveling to Paris by different routes. Both refuse to confirm rumors they may wed abroad.
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Dorothy Dunbar
Hollywood
Max. Baer
Serge Mdivani
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Paris
Middle Amana Group Tours Gazette Plant
W. C. Heinze led seven boys from Middle Amana on a Tuesday afternoon tour of The Gazette plant. The group included Elmer Kraus John Retting George Kraus Theodore Heinze Lester Rind Herbert Dittmer and Willie Heinrichs.
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Middle Amana
Gazette Plant
Elmer Kraus
John Retting
George Kraus
Theodore Heinze
Lester Rind
Herbert Dittmer
Willie Heinrichs
Sewell Pleads Not Guilty in County Assault Case
Reuben Sewell 37 of 621 C Avenue NE is charged with two counts of assault with intent to commit murder after firing shotguns at his home and at police. Bond set at 2500 on each count. true informations filed by County Attorney G. K. Thompson. One charge stems from firing into R. L. Sheldon home. the other from firing at officers.
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Reuben. Sewell
C Avenue NE
Sewell
John T. Moffit
G. K. Thompson
R. L. Sheldon
Four Wills Admitted To Probate In Court
Four wills were admitted to probate in district court Tuesday. Luella Boyd died October 16 and named Mary Ellen Moody Boyd as executrix with multiple relatives as beneficiaries. the will was written March 25, 1928. Lucie Louise Munier and George F. Munier were named beneficiaries and executors under Louise C. Munier’s will, made July 20, 1921. C. S. Heskett’s Cedar Rapids will, dated September 6, 1933, named Lillian Heskett and Jack Heskett with Lillian as executrix. Mary C. Douda’s Cedar Rapids will, dated October 1932, left the estate to her husband Joseph J. Douda with United States Bank named executor.
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Testatrix
Mary Ellen Moody Boyd
Lucy Moody Boyd
Clifford Boyd Burr
John Kelsey Burr, Jr
Theodosia Burr
Jane Elliott Davis
Mary Luella Linscott
Joseph J. Douda
United State Bank
Pleads Not Guilty in Drunk Driving Case
Adolph Johnson 25 of Covington pleaded not guilty in district court before Judge John T. Moffit on a drunk driving charge. Patrolman Earl Davis arrested him on November 7 after Johnson's car allegedly narrowly missed hitting a machine driven by the officer. Bond set at 500 dollars.
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Covington
Earl Davis
Johnson
John T. Moffit
Birth of a Son for Mack Family at 415 First Street
A son named Fred Junior was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Mack of 415 First Street SW on November 13.
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Edward Mack
First Street
Fred Junior
Decorah Train Service Restored to 1869 Start
The Milwaukee line to Decorah resumes service to its original pattern with one train in and out both morning and afternoon starting Sunday. Once five daily trains ran before autos and buses, while the Rock Island ran three trains each way. now one remains on that line.
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Milwaukee Railroad
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Rock Island
Marion O E S honors past matrons and patrons
Marion chapter No. 183 O E S honored its past matrons and patrons at the Masorfic temple with guests, gifts, and a renewal of obligations. The event featured Ruth Oxley as worthy matron and A R McElwain as worthy patron, plus music and refreshments for about 200 attendees from Cedar Rapids, Marion, and surrounding towns.
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Kathleen Newman
Ruth Lembaugh
Robert Grapengeter
Roland Goudy
Maquoketa
Paul Clark
Grand Chapter
Secretaries’ Association of Grand Chapter
Cedar Rapids
Grand Sentinel
Marion
Stella Sandrock
Grand Adah
Ruth Oxley
Grand Esther
Abbie Sheldon
Bess Manilaw
North Carolina
Anna Abbey
Virginia
Elna Rohwedder
Olin
Eleanor Sawyer
Service Club Sponsors Homecoming Football Game
The Marion Service club will sponsor the homecoming game Friday at 3 p.m. as Marion high school meets Monticello at Thomas Park. Merchants are asked to close during the game to help. a larger crowd is expected than the opening game. Several injured Marion stars may return to the lineup for Friday. A parade, stunts, and an all high school dance complete the day’s activities.
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Monticello
Thomas Park
Marion
Students Hear Major Russell at Marion High Assembly
Major Carl Russell, professor at Coe College, told Marion High School students war is mud and gore not glory. He urged preparedness for defense and promoted peace through caution. James Bramwell of Cedar Rapids spoke for the Junior Red Cross drive and the Marion chapter plan. he is a local freshman and Mrs. Shumack’s nephew.
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Carl Russell
Coe College
Marion High School
James Bramwell
Cedar Rapids
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Washington
Rise and spread of fascism and Naziism described by Dr Sage
Dr L L Sage of Iowa State Teachers college spoke to the Teachers club at Lincoln school on Monday. He traced revolutions in Germany and Italy and argued that early political scientists lacked sufficient philosophy to solve modern difficulties. He outlined utopian socialist plans and Karl Marx's dream, noting the Russian experiment drew from Marx ideas. The talk reviewed the rise of Hitler and Mussolini.
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Correction: Mother's Club Meeting Time and Host
The Mother's club meeting is moved to Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs Chauncey O Kelly with Mrs George Michel in charge. Mr and Mrs Harold Peck Monday entertained at dinner honoring Mrs Arnold Minnig of Denver and Mrs T T Williams of this city. guests included Mrs Floyd Emmons, Mr and Mrs J B Howell and J C Fulkerson.
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Robert Perryman
Long Beach
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Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
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Ralph Seager
Ivanhoe Club
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George Michel
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Fire destroys Hudelson Orphans Home building in Centralia
A furnace blast likely caused a fire that consumed the main building of the Hudelson orphans home near Centralia Illinois. The blaze, at Ir south of here, gutted the structure housing about 75 children and a Baptist mission was involved in the facility serving the orphans.
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Ill
Hudelson Orphans
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