Hog market clears surplus after weeklong deadlock in Chicago
After over a week of stall, hog supplies tightened as Chicago yard activity surged. AP reports total receipts near 62,300 across four markets with Chicago taking about 30,000 and trading around 5 to 10 cents below Saturday’s close. top bid for choice hogs was 4.25 with an average near 4.10. Separate notes show cattle and sheep varied by region, with Chicago firming on steers and yearlings while Weavers remained slow. East St Louis and St Louis regions posted mixed quotes on hogs and cattle.
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Chicago AP
Union
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East St
St. Louis
ST Paul
Suauchter Lambs
J. E. Bennett & Co
W. H Jump
Sidi
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Inspiration
Allegheny Corp
Cement
Allied Chem
Hiary
Alls Chalmers
Nickel
Amerada Corp
Wiles
Amn
Ip McKesson
Rob Gan
Wien
Gymicron Ark
Ark
Atlantir Rte
Auburn Auto
Murray Corp An
Ona
Motors
Oak
Bethy Stee
UTM
Central
Weener
Daranda Mies
Waynear
Statoons
Biedig
Keith Ate
Fevn
Eave
Staheard
Benes Inc
Sinan
Prisca
Warner G
Alene Webster
Rowatty
Stinepaker
Dehn Capper
Starrett
Llec
America
Man
Foy Kam
Cien Laking
United Prat
UN Cas Co
Fren Foutiers
Um Gas Imp
Cien Dink Ant & Ind Ale Aire Gien Motors
Pipe
Rysie
Ae UF Rubber
Cuilette & oR ty _ & Smett ng
Cambey Bos
UBR Steel
Gilden
Afadiom
Goldsich
Warner Toe
Gondvent
Warren Tirosary
Wanworth
Klershev Vhor
Houston
Younesta Sar
Howe Sound
Zenith Radio
Hudson Motors
Libby McNeil
Bendix
Avni
Berehott
Marshall
Rore Warner
Sparks
Cottier Bros
Burrell Cae
Produce Markets Mixed Prices Across Items In Chicago Area
Market notes show varied bids for butter eggs poultry and potatoes with steady to slow activity. Milk and creamery products trade on center stage as receipts and shipments reflect fluctuating demand across Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and Idaho with price ranges noted for No 1 Wisconsin whites and Idaho russets.
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HMAGO
Chicago
Specia
Dirkens
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Flour Market Notices and Sugar Futures Summary
Fragmentary market notes list Minneapolis flour prices and shipments versus New York raw sugar trends. References include standard middlings and refined sugar futures with near-months and implied price movements, plus incomplete figures and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
York
Cedar Rapids Market Summary of Grain Prices
Grain price list from Cedar Rapids shows Wheat at 5 cents per bushel, Rye 4 cents, Corn around 5 cents, and various produce values including fresh hay and Valencia fruits noted. The note mentions cattle prices, local stalls, and general commodity quotes with several unclear seller tags and illegible figures.
Supreme Court declines to rule on military training ban
Washington aborts ruling on whether states can bar students from colleges for refusing mandatory military training. Maryland student Otis Coale, denied admission to the University of Maryland for conscientious objection, sues as a Maryland taxpayer, arguing infringements on religious liberty and constitutional rights. The court finds no federal question in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
S Tates
Maldives
Fants Ho Coale
Maryland
University of Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
Coales
Grain Prices Edge Higher as World Demand Supports Market
Grain futures rise slightly on Monday with wheat up 1 1 2 to 2 cents and corn and oats firming. Liverpool activity steady as foreign exchange supports prices. cash wheat, corn, and oats receipts reported with modest gains and ongoing buying on dips.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Board of Trade
Eroauchi Sumeken
Agis Ft.ares
Issa
Amders al C.c
Lara
Grain Movement WHEAT RECEIPTS CHICAGO INS
Grain receipts and movement data from Chicago and surrounding areas show wheat receipts, shipments, and cash quotes across multiple markets. Price levels viably recorded for Minneapolis, Chicago, St Louis, and Kansas City with cash and futures activity noted in several lines.
Wall Street Stocks Drift as Market Opens Quiet Amid Mixed Rallies
Stocks started dull on Monday with a modest rally of about four points in some equities but trading cooled quickly. American Can, US Steel Preferred and Common led gains while government securities fell. notable activity centered on industrials, auto makers, and utilities as investors awaited monetary developments and gold price moves.
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RFC
US Steel
American Tobacco
Liggett & Myers B
Chrysler General Motors
Western Union du Pont
Consolidated
Bond Market Tussle and Mixed Entries Dominate New York Review
The New York market review notes uneven prices and varied activity across bonds and stocks. It highlights modest gains in some corporate issues like the American Telephone Group and Allegheny, while Treasury issues show mixed movements amid broader trading in foreign exchange and international listings.
NO CHANGES MADE IN LOCAL PORKERS
Hog prices steady on local market for fourth day with top at 360 dollars. Sinclair Hog Market notes prime hogs near 380 or 358, packers at 283 to 400 for various weights, with premiums over base quotes. Lamb market shows limited activity and prices around 200 for lamb offerings.
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Sinclair
Rees Skains
Brecht
Deaths Mrs Harriett Nandell 76 Widow of Robert Nandell
Mrs Harriett Nandell 76 widow of Robert Nandell died at a local hospital after a lingering illness. Born in Sullivan county New York June 1 1857 she lived in Cedar Rapids 43 years. She leaves seven children and nineteen grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday 2 30 pm Beatty chapel by Rev E B Hove with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Harriet O. Walker Nandell
Robert Nandell
Pan
Sullivan County
Novy
Cedar Rapids
Surying
Charles
Gleason
Robert
W. J. Prokop
Thomas Nandell
T C. Stocking
Chicago
F. W. Peterson
Perry
Wallace Walker
Cleveland
O. Edward Walker
Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Mason
Anna Niermeyer
Trinity Methodist Church
Beatty Chapel
Obituary of Orland J Knapp Former Telegraph Operator
Orland J Knapp aged 68 died at a local hospital at 6 a.m. Monday after a long illness. He was born in Bertram and lived in Cedar Rapids twenty five years before moving to Lakeland Florida last May returning recently. Survived by two daughters Mrs Wiliam Konen Cedar Rapids and Mrs V Young of Chicago and two step-daughters in Florida, two brothers William of Marion and Arthur of Chicago, and three sisters Mrs Anna Phillips Stevenson Mich Mrs R A Brown Vermilion S D and Mrs A W Kane Clinton. Funeral services will be in the Beatty chapel with time to be announced and burial in Campbell cemetery six miles east of Cedar Rapids on the Lincoln highway. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Orland J Knapp
North Western Railroad
Bertram
Cedar Rapids
Gome
Lakeland
Fla
Wiliam Konen
V. Young
Chicago
Kern dies. Cedar Rapids native in St Louis burial planned
Fred E. Kern former Cedar Rapids resident died at a St Louis hospital last Saturday. He was son of pioneer Kern Baking founders and worked with his brother George in the company. Survived by wife Bertha Thompson and brother George in California. Turner Chapel service at 2 pm Tuesday. burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Fred E. Kern
Ceder Rapids
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
St. Lows
Mr. Kern
Kern Baking Company
George
Bertha Thompson
California
Turner Chapel
First Church of Christ Scientist
Oak Hill Cemetery
Willard E. Grimes Dies After Long Cedar Rapids Life
Willard Edmond Grimes died at his home 120 Twenty-ninth street SE at 1220 p.m. Sunday. Born August 2, 1860 in Marion he lived in the area his whole life. He worked over thirty years at Sinclair Packing Company retiring in 1925. He is survived by wife Alice B Coates two daughters Regena Millburn and Jessie Miller two grandchildren Dorothy and Edward J Miller all of Cedar Rapids and a brother John Grimes of Marion. He was a member of Mr Hermon Jodee AF and AM and the Foresters of America. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Willard Edmond Grimes
Twenty-ninth Street
Marion
Sinclair Packing Company
Alice B Coates
Regena Millburn
Jessie Miller
Dorothy
Edward J Miller
Cedar Rapids
John Grimes
Hermon Jodee
F and A. M
The
Foresters of America
Turner Chapel
Mrs Grace Holmes Dies After Lingering Illness
Grace Holmes 50 widow of Peter Holmes died at her Cedar Rapids residence at 10 am Monday after a lingering illness. Born May 30 1873 in Grinnell she lived here 17 years. Survived by husband seven children Donald Edward Lester Eugene Earl Mrs Arthur Miner and Mrs Earl Walker. Beatty chapel to conduct services at 2 30 pm Wednesday with burial in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
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Grace Holmes
Peter Holmes
Avenue NW
Holmes
Grinnell
Cedar Rapids
Donald
Edward
Lester
Eugene Earl
Arthur Miner
Earl Walker
Chicago
Beatty Chapel
E. F Austin
Linwood Cemetery
Miss Eneatha Kenyon Dies After Week Long Illness
Miss Eneatha Kenyon a 1931 University of Iowa graduate and former Waterloo resident died Saturday at her Omaha home after a week’s illness. Funeral services will be held in Waterloo Tuesday. Mrs Fred Wentz and family traveled from Kinross after the death of Mrs Wentz’s brother George Sears November 15. Also noted is the death of Mrs Nettie Baker at 60 after ten weeks of illness with survivors listed.
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Eneatha Kenyon
University of Iowa
Omaha
Cornelia Anderson
Ridgeway Drive
Miss Kenyon
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Fred Wentz
Eleventh
Kinross
Went
George W Sears
Lodgc
South English
Bernarr MacFadden Files Divorce Suit in New Jersey
Publisher Bernarr MacFadden and his wife Mery MacFadden filed divorce actions in New Jersey chancery court charging each other with misconduct.
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Trenton
Bernarr MacFadden
Mery
New Jersey
Court of Chancery
Oach
568 Jobless to Work Under Civil Works Plan in Linn County
Linn county and Cedar Rapids join the federal civil works program to immediately remove 568 workers from relief rolls and place them on local projects at fifty cents an hour. Gov. Clyde Herring and state officials back the move with targets of 55 workers to start and 125 to enroll by Tuesday, with checks to be issued by Thanksgiving.
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Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Civil Works Plan
Linn County Emergency Relief Committee
Cora Jacobs
Re- Vel
Lillian Landmesser
William H Behrens
F. E. Young
Clyde Herring
State Emergency Relief Committee
Des Moines
Court House
L. J. Zika
Free Employment Bureau
River Road
Otis
Civil Works Administration
Federal Emergency Public Works Board
Miss Jacobs
Citizen
Zika
Hawthorne Drive
Stumptown
Weing
R. F C
Citizens Unemployment Relief Committee
W H Stepanek
David G. Bleakley
Chicago
Hart Killing Suspect Likely to Plea Insanity
San Jose California authorities expect Thomas S H Thurmond to plead insanity when he and Jack Holmes go on trial for abducting Brooke Hart, a wealthy youth. Prosecution plans a swift case as divers recover Hart's hat and a pillow slip near Steinberger Slough, aiding the investigation into the motive and method of the crime.
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San Jose
Calif
Thomas S H. Thurmond
Brooke Hart
J M
Jack) Holmes
William Emig
Fred L. Thomas
Herbert Bridges
Hart
San Francisco Bay
Milk Distributors Still Are Disagreed in Cedar Rapids
The producers and distributors committee working on a fluid milk code in Cedar Rapids again failed to reach an agreement Monday afternoon. A follow up meeting was held Monday evening at the Cedar Rapids Co operative to thrash out the issue. The group has met repeatedly in the past two weeks with Independent producers and large distributors at odds over terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producers and Distributors Committee
Cedar Rapids
Marion News Briefs and Local Social Notes
Marion residents hear of winter departures and visit numerous family gatherings. A missionary play is planned at the Baptist church, while anniversary celebrations, dances, and social events fill the week. Community members, church groups, and clubs share updates on illness, travel, and hospitality across Marion and nearby towns.
Iowa sets up corn loan program with 99 county boards
Iowa Agriculture Secretary Ray Murray announced preparatory steps for a corn warehousing loan system. Ten thousand warehouse certificates are being printed and metal seals produced for launch. Blanks and farms will be available December 1. Participants must be original producers or buyers meeting price and acreage reduction requirements, with corn pledged in sound, sealed cribs under state act.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ray Murray
Murray
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Pope's Organ Doubts Russia Religious Promises
Osservatore Romano questions the value of Soviet promises on religious freedom after Washington recognized Soviet Russia. The Holy See newspaper says even explicit recognition may not meet American expectations and cites Litvinoff’s remarks on religious rights in the Soviet constitution as insubstantial in practice.
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Vatican City
Soviet Russia
Osservatore Romano
Holy See
Washington
Russia
America
M. Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Einstein Property Seized by German Authorities
Berlin AP report states secret police ordered seizure of all property of Dr Albert Einstein and Mrs Einstein under the law for confiscation of communist property. The notice in Reichsanzeige lists mobile and immobile assets including bank accounts and deposits, to be confiscated for the Prussian state.
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Berlin
Albert Einstein
Einstein
Reichsanaleger
College Bred Turkey To Grace Roosevelt Thanksgiving Table
Merced California dispatch reports President Roosevelt will host a college bred turkey at Thanksgiving. M M Relman of the International Turkey Growers association announced he sent a telegram to the President describing a bird raised by Michigan State College and to be shipped via express from Lake City to Warm Springs, Georgia, in November.
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Merced
Calif
Ins
Roosevelt
M. M. Relman
International Turkey Growers’ Association
Michigan State College
Lake City
Michigan
Warm Springs
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E Disbrow
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Dan Steele
New York City
S. J Marsh
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Harrison Hess
J D Anderson
George Baker
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Bernarr MacFaddens
Marion News
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C. Carpenter
St. Petersburg
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H B. Leasure
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Robins
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Fred van Buren
Findley
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H. P. Smith
Kewanee
Men's Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Irving Finger
L. R. Blackledge
Eighth Avenue
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Merle Bach
Center Point
Leo Levasseur
Frank Yester
West Branch
Fred Brenneman
Brenneman
C. A. Nelson
Mavis
Ollie Cochran
St. Luke's Hospital
Cochran
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Yocom
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Ms. Barcley DeWees
Whittier
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J. Howard Jones
Des Plaines, Ill
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R. B. Eckhart
Verto Reichert
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A. C. Sloss
Henry Grunewald
Blairstown
Dan Lilie
Central City
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Mary Hanna
Ida Lillie
Jane Lillie
Clark Drenter
Barbara Ellen
Davenport
Virginia Murray
Bil
George Hutton
Fifth Avenue
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Effie B. Miller
Ralph Seager
H. G. Stitzel
G. O Pyle
L. R. Blinks
Ashton
Stitzel
Herbert Parker
Order of Eastern Star
Frank Haas
Garrison
Charles J. Haas
Josephine Whitacre
Hope Pudney
Norwich
N. Y
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Lost Nation
Minnie
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Whitcomb
Pudney
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Netoppen
Guardian
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Lyman Smith
George and
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C. N. Owen
J. B. Howell
Edward Hines
Spencer
Pear) Bulkley
Tenth Avenue
Cornerstones Society of the Presbyterian Church
Kensington
Howard Carpenter
Walter Lowe
C. G. Carpenter
Helen Bell
W B. Kep. Penhaver
Loraine Circle
Rder
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Congregational Sunday School
Hubertrained
and Wallace
James J. Conny
Norman
Irene Carpenter
Iowa City
Max Voris
Vinton
A J Keyes
Mount Vernon
Martha Keyes
College
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