Hog Market Gains Seen on Rising Demand and Prices
Chicago reports renewed hog price strength as demand improves and receipts rise. Prices move to top around 375 with weights 180 pounds and above showing early gains. cattle and sheep sections show duller trade and varied conditions across Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East St. Louis markets.
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Ayr
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Hog Receipts Edge Higher as Markets Open in Chicago
Chicago list shows hog receipts around 10000 with openings leading to higher quotes for several grades. Prices around 40 470 and 3603 75 reflect active trading and direct sales ongoing in the market.
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Chicago
Bearish factors push down grain prices on the Board
Scattered liquidation in December wheat and weakness in stocks weighed on the Board of Trade on Thursday. Corn oats rye and barley followed the trend with declines from 1 to 2 cents for various contracts as liquidity faded and old contracts moved. Exports and receipts varied across wheat corn and oats with nearby prices easing.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Englsh
Grain Movement and Market Notes in Minneapolis Area
Grain prices and movement details show shifts in corn and wheat markets with references to protein content and storage notes. Several entries mention durum and white corn varieties, with prices in cents per bushel and related quality terms. the fragmentary text indicates ongoing trading activity in Montana Minnesota and neighboring regions.
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Menniatolis
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Cnet
Montana
Ain der Guru
Wall Street Stocks Drift Through Quiet Trading
Wall Street shuf fled between small gains and losses with a heavy undertone as traders speculated on foreign debt and steel production. Major names like American Tobacco and US Steel dipped while American Can and General Electric held firmer. overall volume was light with prices uneven and inconclusive.
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Anaconda
Case Consolidated Gas
Eastman National Biscuit
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New York Central
US Industrial Alcohol Union Pacific
Liggett and Myers B
Lackawanna USA
Steel Anneconda
Corn Products
Consolidated Gas
National Biscuit
Hogs Strengthen on Local Market Prices Rise
Hog prices advanced on Thursday with all grades up a nickel. The top quote climbed to 2.90 dollars per hundredweight.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A local Cedar Rapids listing shows grain prices for Wheat Oats Rye Barley Corn and hay prices plus wholesale fruits vegetables and produce items including California citrus apples and pears. It also lists hides furs and small animal pelts with price ranges for various species and grades.
Bond Markets in New York See Mixed Trading Amid Sluggish Volume
In New York bonds trading stayed thin with buyers and sellers on opposite sides and prices fluctuating. The foreign debt outlook remained delicate as lawmakers consider extending or delaying payments, while a few rail and transportation bonds showed small movements. Liberty bonds and U.S. Treasury issues closed with modest gains or declines as markets weighed issuer risk and global factors.
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Allegheny Corp
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
Altnoia Central
Paramount Publix
Warner Bross
Texas Corp
Shell Union
Dodecros
Dean Phillips proposes seven point bank plan for farmers
Lincoln AP report says Dean C A Phillips of the University of Iowa outlined a seven point program at a Nebraska conference to restore farmer credit and confidence in banks. The plan calls for partial government backing of deposits up to 75 80 percent and includes stricter chartering, higher bank capital minimums, multi member boards, broader director duties, limited branch banking, and capital to loan ratios.
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Dean C A Phillips
University of Iowan
Phillips
University of Nebraska
Woman Wins 154 in Personal Injury Suit
Sadie Thompson was awarded 154 in a district court jury verdict accusing Andrew Haddy and Thomas Haddy over a December 24 crash at Tenth Avenue and Tenth Street SE. The accident involved a car driven by Saymond Black and another owned by Thomas Haddy. Thompson was a passenger in the Tack car. Trial began Wednesday before Judge FP Ellison.
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Andrew Haddy
Thomas Haddy
Saymond Black
Andrew Saddy
Thomas Hriddy
Tenth Avenue
Tenth Street
Jude FP
O Ellison
Births Report From St Luke’s Mercy Hospitals
The notice records multiple newborns: a twin birth to Mi and Mrs John Elgin at St Luke’s on November at 101 Fifth Street NW. a son to Mr and Mrs James Wirb Wirbs Avenue on November at St Luke’s. a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clarence Woreinert of Aperingville at St Luke’s on May 14. a daughter to Beth and Mr and Mrs Joe Coys Grove of Walker on November 16. a son to Mr and Mrs Walter Namara of Newbatl at Mercy Hospital on November 18.
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St Luke's Hospital
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Eon
van St Lukes Hospital
Clarence WoReinert
Apeningville
St Lukes Hospital
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Joe Coysgrove
Walker
Mari- Ion Joanne
Mercy Hospital
Walter Mee- Namara
Newbatll
Aoson Walterge
Minnesota farm board co operative under fire in hearings
Chicago testimony accuses Land O Lakes Creameries of competing with private firms and using government loans to slash prices in butter and dairy goods. Leach cites $8.5 million borrowed and $3.27 million owed, plus added ventures in butter packing, dairy machinery, and transport. Clinton editor Eastland denies railroad publicity claims as auditor Schuster supports him.
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Hoover Roosevelt to Confer Tuesday
Roosevelt rejects coalition government and resignations while discussing a Washington conference. He warns three intertwined issues debt disarmament and tariffs will not be solved quickly and outlines a cautious, barter based approach to international trade and farm protection.
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Chicago Banker Is Sued By Ex Husband Of Alleged Sweetheart
In Chicago courts on Thursday Judge John R. Caverly heard claims by a husband that Norman W. Harris promised $800 monthly income for life to support his wife Dorothy Funk Clark of Maas sen Wis after she met Harris at a rendezvous and wrote her husband that she was favorably inclined toward him. Clark, formerly Dorothy Funk of Des Moines, was divorced a year ago and the father seeks custody of the children.
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Wis
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Dorothy Funk
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Keith motion picture actor files voluntary bankruptcy
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed Thursday in federal court for actor Keith motion picture. The petition lists liabilities of 6760 dollars and assets of 1930 dollars.
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New York
Marion exhibits shawls and quilts from many nations
A Marion exhibit at the Masonic Temple showcased shawls from Austria Cuba Spain and other countries. Notable pieces include 100 to 125 year olds from Czechoslovakia Scotland China and Russia with talks on shawl history by A E Blinks. The event drew about 100 attendees from Marion Cedar Rapids and beyond.
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Cedar Rapids
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Marion
Cedar Rapds
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Pittsburgh
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Joyce Anangst
Chicago
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Savanna
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Springville
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C. N. Owen
George C. Oxley
Mayor McKee Declares War on Tammany at City Dinner
Mayor McKee denounces corruption in New York City government during a Chamber of Commerce dinner. He criticizes the Board of Estimate over subway financing and urges reform, saying the people will not tolerate abuses and waste.
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Young Couple Steal Calamus Automobile
A young couple reportedly stole a Calamus automobile near Calamus, with witnesses seeing four men flee and a key left in the coupe. The incident occurred on a May night as police search the area, while a registration card and other details are being investigated.
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Deaths Mrs Kuehne Cedar Falls Station Agent’s Wife
Mrs Kuehne wife of the Rock Island station agent at Cedar Falls died at her home there early Thursday after a brief illness. Mr Kuehne is well known here and word of the death came from Cedar Falls.
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Kuehne
Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Paul Sramek and Lucille McDonald both of Cedar Rapids. Otto Gilpatrick of Cedar Rapids and Virginia Sullivan of Clinton obtained marriage licenses in the area.
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Cedar Rapids
Otto Gilpatrick
Virginia Sullivan
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