Prices Of Hogs Fall On Weaker Demand In Chicago Markets
Chicago hog prices edged lower as demand slackened and receipts remained sizable with moderate trading. Prices ranged from 3.30 to 3.50 at top markets, while cattle values were broadly steady to down slightly amid abundant supplies. regional yards reported mixed interest and totals across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis.
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Pittsburgh
Tassieads
Buta
St. Louis
Cleveland
East
Ee Oss
Otto
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iowa
MOG
Des Moines
Ap' ¢Us Dept Agricuture
Interior
Minnesota
At & Am
Kansas City
Omaha
St Loouis
Joseph
Sioux City
St Paul
Indianapolis
San Wittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
INS
Guy Butchers
Markets and Livestock Prices Amid Mixed Readings
The report shows butter, sugar, and cheese price notes alongside cattle and sheep market figures. Steers and heifers listings include various lots with averages and amounts, while lambs and sheep markets show gains in several regions. Chicago and Cleveland activity is cited, with overall steady to firm tendencies and regional price shifts.
Trial Of Russell Case For Safe Cracking Begna Ta Disha
Trial details for Russell and Saunders on charges of safe cracking. The county attorney notes both pleaded not guilty. The case stems from an incident at the Springville creamery on May 13 and arrests were made by Sheriff Joseph A Petrus and Deputy Sneam.
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Russell Case
Begna Ta Disha
MAPAE
Sanders
Mei
Springville
Case
Saunders
Sherr
Joseph A Petrus
Sneam Lo
A. Condon
Bonds Edge Higher and Lower Amid Hoover Roosevelt Talks
The New York bond market opened sluggish Tuesday with few moves in high grade issues while semi speculative issues fluctuated. European and war debt uncertainties kept foreign obligations soft. Australian maturities dropped and some British, German, and French bonds fell. United States government securities remained mostly steady with modest shifts in select issues.
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New York
Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Germany
France
Duquesne
Shell Union
International Telephone Western
Union
Delaware and Hudson
Youngstown
United States Government
Rural market roundup with cattle hogs and hay prices
Receipts and prices across Iowa markets show cattle receipts around 3000 and sheep 2000. Hog prices mix with 230 to 350 pound ranges and feeder trends described. hay and flour markets note mixed wholesale quotes, with regional bids and commodity movements in East St. Louis and Chicago reports.
Cedar Rapids Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables Ledger
Fragmentary Cedar Rapids listing shows assorted produce and wholesale items with prices. Entries include fruits vegetables grains and beverages with scattered brand-like names and numeric values, reflecting a busy market page. Specifics are unclear due to OCR garble and missing context.
Grain Market Rumors Highlight Mixed Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain figures show mixed values across wheat corn oats and barley with varied protein content and district classifications. Prices listed include No 2 yellow and No 1 northern wheat along with durum amber durum and white oats and rye notes, while timothy seed clover seed lard bellies and other commodity items appear in the market rundown.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Montana
Wall Street Sees Narrow Gains in Uneven Trading
Wall Street opened higher then in a late session drifted with small gains and widespread fractional moves. Major issues like American Telephone and American Tobacco edged higher while Coca Cola fell sharply and volume stayed near 500000 shares. Sentiment remained cautious as traders watched a tight range and war debt worries without consensus on remedies.
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NFW
York
Sterl Americar
Canara American ‘Telephone
Santa Fe Union Parane Consolidated Gas
American Tobacco
Coca Cola
WEW
Wall Street
American Telephone
Santa Fe Case Consolidated Cins International Harvester
Safeway
US Steel
Woolworth
U S Street
Seaboard
Wall Streets
Hog market slips with lower hog prices and mixed calf bids
The local hog market weakened on Tuesday with all grades down a dime and top prices around 275 dollars. Prime hogs across various weight ranges show declines. liberal premiums paid for quality hogs. Calf market bids range from 3.50 to 4.50 per 100 pounds with grades set by quality. Sheep markets list choice lambs at 3.50 to 4.00, with higher weights priced by quality.
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Fe Hines
Bedium
Iowa
Mason
Ottumwa
Sinclair
Wseeeaee
Trucker Bosey fined in liquor case after fatal road incident
Louis F Bosey a Prairieburg area trucker was fined 300 plus costs after pleading illegal transportation of intoxicating liquors. a coroner’s inquest cleared him of criminal blame in the Oct 2 accident that killed Henry Henderson. Bosey admitted selling whisky and beer at his home bar while drivers reported his vehicle overturning on Hendersons roadster. Harry Benton of Prairieburg received 200 and costs after a 60 day jail sentence for illegal transport of intoxicating liquor following an Oct 6 arrest by federal agents who found home brew wine and alcohol.
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Prairieburg
John T. Moffit
Bosey
Roy Radebaugh
Larry Condon
Henry Henderson
Hendersons
Henderson
Moffit
Bosey Seaves
Linn County
Dubuque
Harry Benton
Pratrieburg
Moff
Iquor
Benton
Petersburg Woman Wins $750 Slander Judgment
Judge John T. Moffit awards Leoma Lasche of Petersburg a default judgment of 750 dollars against Mrs. McCallan in district court. Lasche, a Petersburg store manager, claimed defaming telephone conversations.
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Leoma Lasche
Petersburg
MscCallan
Miss Lasche
Judge Overrules Bowman Versus Achter Directed Verdict Motion
In district court Judge F Ellison overruled a defense motion seeking a directed verdict in the real estate commission suit filed by John A Bowman against Emme Achter. Defense evidence was slated to begin Tuesday as the case proceeded.
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Emme Achter
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District Court
Inland Waterways head defends mission and returns
Maj. Gen. T. Q. Ashburn, president of Inland Waterways, told the Mississippi Valley association that the government operation nears its end and the fleet will be handed to private hands. He argued against criticisms of taxpayer cost, citing net profits and significant savings while praising waterways as a joint ally to railroads to revive the nation’s internal economy.
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Inland Waterways Corporation
Ashburn
United States
Fay Chosen Captain of Michigan Eleven
Stanley Fay, Detroit, selected captain of Michigan's 1933 football team by fellow players. The two year varsity halfback has been discussed as a potential successor to Harry Newman at quarterback, strengthening leadership for the coming season.
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Mich
Stanley Fay
Detroit
University of Michigan
Fay
Harry Newman
Births Reach Dayton Family in Glendale California
Elizabeth Dayton at the Home for Aged Women received word of a great grandson born Friday to Bert Dayton and his wife in Glendale California. Bert is son of William and distant Cedar Rapids relatives now in Glendale. he is grandson of Elizabeth Dayton. Separately, word came of a daughter born November 19 to George A. Tracy and wife in Detroit. Kathryn Walter is Mrs. Tracy’s maiden name, daughter of A. N. Walter of 436 Fifth Avenue SW.
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Elizabeth Dayton
Herbert Dayton
Glendale
Calif
William Daston
Cedar Rapids
George A. Tracy
Detroit
Tracy
Kathryn
American Legion committees named at Marion post meeting
Marion notes report American Legion Commander Elmer Wudtle appointed year committees including Finance Weary Miller ZN Trumndy and TR. Olvingston. publicity R J Willits. cemetery A R McElwail MY oR Livingston and H F Wrateht. service W A Jackson. Americanism G O Pyle. legal F L Williams La BR Fitzgerald D H Smith. welfare John Larkin W H Balster and Joe Roeder. Many social items follow including birthday celebrations and club meetings with local residents and members.
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Americ Legion
Elmer W Wudtle
Legion Rall
Weary Miller
ZN. Trumndy
TR. Olvingstons
Pole
N. Gundy
Elmer Lee- Amm
Karl Welsher
R. J. Willits
A. R. McElwail
MY Or. Livingston
H. F. Wr
Citizens’ Unemployment Relief Organization
Four year old Bud Fisher found safe after desert ordeal
Gila Bend Arizona AP Bud Fisher a four year old from San Antonio Texas wandered away Friday afternoon while camping on the outskirts of Gila Bend. He survived three days in the desert sleeping under bushes and seeking his parents. Indian guides located him Monday night fifteen miles south of Gila Bend. his parents Mr. and Mrs Jack Fisher were en route to Los Angeles.
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Gila Bend
Ariz
Bud Fisher
San Antonio
Tex
Here
Mamma
Papa
Bud
Jack Fisher
Los Angeles
Deaths of Mrs Sarah C Richards 86 in Cedar Rapids area
Mrs. Sarah C Richards 86 a Linn county native died Monday at her son C C Richards home in Sterling Illinois Funeral services are set for Sterling at 10 a m Wednesday with burial in Linwood Cedar Rapids at 3 p m She is survived by her son one brother S P Leverich Marion and five grandchildren including Mrs H S Foster Fort Worth D H Richards Mrs E W Penney Otho R Richards and Helen Richards all of Cedar Rapids
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Cedar Rapids
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Sterling
Linwood Cemetery
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Linn County
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S. P. Leverich
Marion
H. S. Foster
Fort Worth
Tex
D. H. Richards
E. W. Penney
Chicago
Otho R. Richards
Helen Richards
Ward McAllister Son of Local Folk Dies in Oskaloosa
Ward Wythington McAllister six year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank W McAllister of Oskaloosa and former Cedar Rapids residents died late Monday after several weeks illness from bronchial pneumonia Funeral plans were not yet set when the message arrived The family left Cedar Rapids about three years ago
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Frank W. McAllister
Oskaloosa
Cedar Rapids
Death of Frank Skyor at 74 in Cedar Rapids
Frank Skyor 74 of 2223 C Street SW Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 7 p.m. Monday after long illness. Born in Bohemia October 26 1858 he came to the U S at age seven and lived most of his life in Cedar Rapids. Survived by five children George L Mrs R M Hawkins Frank J Milo J and Emil all of Cedar Rapids four grandchildren a sister Mrs Anton Matyk Cedar Rapids a brother George Skyor Boise City Idaho and a step brother Charles Tichy Cedar Rapids. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m in the Barta chapel conducted by Rev F D Chada burial in Bohemian National Cemetery. Friends may call Thursday evening.
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Bohemia
United States
Cedar Rapids
George L
R. M. Hawkins
Frank J
Milo J
Emil
Anton Matyk
George Skvor
Boise City
Ida
Charles Tichy
Barta Chapel
F. D Chada
Bohemian National Cemetery
Death notices for Kovarik and Tull families in Protovin area
Frank J Kovarik, 75, father of Joseph Kovarik, died suddenly of a heart attack at his daughter’s home in Protovin Sunday at 11 30 p m. He was born in Spillville and lived in Protovin. Survived by five sons and one daughter. Funeral at Holy Trinity church Tuesday 10 a m. Burial in Protovia cemetery. Annabel Amona Tull, 10 weeks old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Tull, died at 3 45 p m Monday at 1016 M Avenue NW. Brief services at Beatty chapel Tuesday 3 p m. Burial in Linwood cemetery.
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Frank J Kovarik
Joseph Kovarik
Seventh Avenue
Charles Kalishek
Protovin
Kovarik
Spillville
Holy Trinity Church
Protovia
Annabel Amona Tull
Clarence Tull
M Avenue NW
Beatty Chapel
Linwood Cemetery
Mother of Sixteen Takes Twelfth Husband in Columbia
Monroe Louisiana reports Mrs Carolyn McManus Hatfield 57, mother of sixteen, has wed J E Mc Manus in Columbia. She now carries a long list of married names, identified as Louisiana's most married woman.
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Carolyn Hatfield
J. E. McManus
Columbia
Louisiana
Local club hosts New England program and hospital updates
Mrs Mayme McKean hosted the Cary club with roll call quotations on New England. Speakers covered The Pilgrims' influence on America and a tribute to New Hampshire by Senator Moses. Several members and guests attended. Community events include Thanksgiving baskets donations, a St Joseph church chicken dinner, a Legion poultry shoot, and church activities.
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Twelfth Street
Cary Club
New England
L. M. Phelps
America
New
O. G. Waffle
New Hampshire
Granite State
Moses
Malcolm Blinks
Pittsburgh
Ed Allen
Ida McCoy
C. F. Price
Tragic Rifle Play Claims Boy’s Life in Cumberland
In Cumberland Wisconsin George Webb four-year-old son of Fred Webb of Barronett died in a hospital after injuries from a rifle discharge while he was playing.
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Cumberland
Wis
George
Fred Webb
Barronett
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