Hog Markets Hold Steady Before Holiday Demand
Chicago and regional markets show a fair degree of activity with receipts around 12,690 across cities including Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis. Beef steers and yearlings steady to 25-30 cents lower in places while feeder buyers push prices up for select lots. lambs and sheep rise in many markets with Chicago choice lambs scarce and Cleveland and East Buffalo advancing 25-40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maiersiely
Ishooet
Easi SL Lay Bana
Seady
C.eveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Cleveland
East St. Louis
ST Louis
Stf Louis
Selling of Long Wheat Brings Drop in Grain Prices
Illinois and Missouri markets report lower grain prices as long wheat sales dominate trading. Receipts include hogs at 6500 and cattle, with steady to higher bids on lighter weights, while hogs show strength in certain weight ranges. Prices vary by region and class, with ongoing market weakness in overseas influences and a cautious outlook for futures and cash sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
White House
Earl
Livernan
Ehadies
Wall Street Stocks Edge Down Near Session Close
Wall Street slid toward the close with losses around 1 to 3 points as rails and major industrials went lower. Shares in US Steel, DuPont, Eastman, American Can and Consolidated Gas fell, while wheat eased and copper demand stayed quiet amid dull trading and slight market listlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
U. S. Steel
DuPont and
Eastman
American Can
American Telephone Case
Consolidated Gas
National Biscuit
Loews
Auburn
AlHed Chemical
American Telephone
American Tobacco B. Santa Fe
Corn Products
McKeesport National Biscuit
Westinghouse Electric
Case
Loew
Coca Cola
US Steel
Bethlehem, Drug
New Haven
Consolidated
General Motors
Baltimore and Ohio
General Electric
St. Paul
Chicago and
North Western
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
San Francisco
St Louis
Bond Markets and Commodities Ripple Through 1920s Trade
A compressed report notes shifting bond markets and financial activity across major players. It mentions SEY TORE and FW and Foret figures, with references to companies such as Standard Oil and Duquesne Leobt. The piece highlights foreign exchange, commodity prices, and the broader economic climate amid evolving debt and investment dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orveste
Stepoore
Aloe
New York
Caenepouke
Atretuan
Derghenes
Duquesne Leobt
Standard Oil
Yonge
Bobe
Grain Movement and Cash Grain Prices in Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain listings show No 2 and No 1 wheat varieties with mixes and percentages, No 2 yellow corn at various prices, rye and timothy reed values, and clover seed and lardy prices. Notable bids include No 1 northern wheat around 47 1/2 cents, corn around 14 to 23 1/4 cents, and rye near 25 1/2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gales Harley
Timothy Reed
Minneapolis
Montana
Harley
Cedar Rapids Grocery Items and Market Quotes
A fragmented Cedar Rapids grocery list shows varied prices for grains, meats, produce, and misc goods. The column includes mention of wheat, lard, mink and coon fur pricing, and foreign exchange quotes with numerous firm names and commodity identifiers interspersed throughout.
Market receipts and bond prices in Minneapolis and New York
AP reports varied market items including two car receipts in Minneapolis and flour shipments totaling 25 038 units, with bran priced at 00 and middlings at 8. Liberty bonds closed mixed with Liberty First at 127 and Liberty Fourth at 84, while Treasuries ranged from 44 to 49 for 3s and around 0.97 for 3s with June maturity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Tiberty
New York
United States
Hogs Steady On Local Market Amid Steady Prices
Hogs are unchanged on the local market with no grade changes on Wednesday. Top price holds at 2.75 dollars. Calf market shows Choice 140-180 Ibs around 3.50 dollars. Good to Choice 130-190 Ibs also near 3.50. Sheep markets list Choice lambs 75-85 Ibs at 3.50 to 24.50. heavier lambs priced by quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Dept Agriculture
Sinclair Hog Market
Foe Aeae
Demeneee
Berae
Vows
Chicago Produce and Markets Report with Poultry Prices
Chicago markets show steady live poultry receipts with hens and leghorn prices around 10 to 12 cents, turkeys 12 to 18 cents, ducks 9 to 10 cents, and geese around 9 to 44 cents. Potatoes weak on russets, Wisconsin round whites 65 to 75 cents. butter and eggs mixed with varied receipts. New York eggs unsettled with mixed color grades and private store sales. dressed poultry weak. sugar steady near 3.00 per cwt. futures for eggs and butter show slight declines and mixed storage prices.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Leghorn
U. S
Wisconsin
Mid- Iowa
Idaho
New York
Heanery
Arm
Court House News: Two $10,000 Damage Suits Filed and Settled
Maxine Rochford of Batavia Indiana and W H Bradbury of West York Illinois sued H G Stitzel Ann Jordan and Helen Gregory allied with Marion for wrongful arrest and malicious prosecution. They alleged contract work for a Marion church society in 1929 and that Stitzel was induced to file false charges. The charges were dismissed for want of prosecution after temporary detention in Grinnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Rochford
Batavia
W. H. Bradbury
West York
Ill
H. G Stitzel
Ann Jordan
Helen Gregory
Ally
Marion
A. B. Clark
Stitzel
Grinnell
Charge Of Leaving Place Of Accident Is Dismissed
Harry Brown Jr 18 faced a district court charge for leaving the scene after his car struck 10 year old Virginia Hillock at Sixteenth Street and Bover Avenue SE. Judge John T Moffit dismissed the charge on county attorney’s recommendation after the girl’s family sought dismissal upon payment of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown, Jr
John T. Moffit
Brown
Virginia Hillock
Sixteenth Street
Bover Avenue
Johnson
Cavros Suit Dismissed in District Court
Paul Cavros filed a contract action in district court against Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omaha. The suit, based on a life Insurance policy on George S. Michelakis who died September 18, Cavros claimed substitution as beneficiary in February 1930 and sought 805 dollars, but the case was dismissed by the plaintiff before Judge F Ellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cavros
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omaha
F . Ellison
Iness
George
Michelakis
Cavros
Foreclosure Ordered on Life Insurance Policies
Judge John T. Moffit in district court ordered foreclosure of a pledge on two life insurance policies assigned by Mary Gould Robbins to George W. Sams to secure a promissory note. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of Newark, New Jersey was directed to pay $479.29 as render value to Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company as administrator of the George W. Sams estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Ias
Mary Gould Robbins
George W. Sams
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company of
Newark
N. J
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and ‘Trust
George W. Toms
Ruebel suit against Central Life and bank dismissed with prejudice
Chace M Ruebel filed a contract action in district court against Central Life Assurance Society and First National Bank of Webster City. The case was dismissed with prejudice by the plaintiff before Judge H C Ring after seeking a $500 judgment under an alleged insurance contract of Russell Ruebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chace M Ruebel
Central Life Assurance Society
First National Bank of
Webster City
H C Ring
Russell Ruebel
Judgment awards in two lease actions set by judges
Charles Shepard wins 120 in district court against Bertha L. Lantz with attached property confirmed by Judge J. C. Ring. H. E. Pfeiffer and Company gains 484 against Emma B Harns in a lease suit with attachment confirmed by Judge John T. Moffit. Sheriff Joseph A. Petrus traces ownership of a car in Linn County on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shepard
Bertha L. Lantz
J. C. Ring
H. E. Pfeiffer and Company
Emma B Harns
John T Moffit
Joseph A. Petrus
Linn
Car Found Abandoned Near Victor Belongs to Iowa Man
County license found abandoned near Victor is identified as belonging to W. Dumphy of Iowa City. Sheriff Petrus notified Johnson County officials to inform Dumphy of his car’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
W. Dumphy
Iowa City
Petrus
Johnson County
Dumphy
Bowman Awarded Fifty Dollars In Real Estate Suit
A district court jury under Judge F Q Ellison awarded John Bowman $50 in his real estate commission suit against Miss Emma Achter. Bowman claimed Achter caused him to negotiate with Henry Ball for Cedar Rapids properties with a $200 commission demand. Trial began Friday morning. The Burns Mortgage company received a $21,000 district court judgment by Judge F O Ellison against J Norman Bickert on twelve promissory notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
District Court
F. QO. Ellison
John Bowman
Emma Achter
Miss Achter
Henry Ball
Exchange of
Cedar Rapids Properties
Ball
Burns Mortgage Company
F. O. Ellison
J. Norman Bickert
Confer On Troubles In Use Of Unemployed As Dance Hall Policemen
City hall session brings together unemployed police, city council members, and Danceland manager Frank Brookhiser. Dan Kruidenier, public safety commissioner, explains difficulties with the program and foresees improved cooperation. No immediate changes to the present arrangement are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kruidenier
Frank Brookhiser
Danceland
Kruldenier
Brookhiser
Fuller
Special Police
Deaths Mrs Anna Lane Pioneer Family Dies
Mrs Anna Lane 608 McKinley St SE Cedar Rapids resident for 30 years died at home Wednesday morning after a heart attack. Born February 16 1857 in Clayton County she was nearly 76. Survived by three daughters Mrs Paul Siebert Mrs Carl Goodwin of Cedar Rapids and Mrs H W Busselle of Colorado Springs a niece brother and sister. Active in St Pauls Methodist and various clubs she was known for philanthropy and love of children. Body at Beatty funeral home pending arrangements.
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Anna Lane
McKinley Street
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Clayton County
Micheal
Marie Kirchmer
Paul A. Siebert
Carl Goodwin
H. W. Busselle
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank J. Burianek
Michael Kirchmer
Sedgwick
Kan
Julius Sauer
Rochester
Minn
Lane
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Jolly Sixteen Club
FLA. U
Beatty
Death of George Allard 82 in Cedar Rapids
George Allard aged 82 died at his son Samuel H Allard’s home in Cedar Rapids at 4 pm Tuesday after a stroke Monday. Born Sept 6 1850 in Vermont, he lived in Cedar and Johnson counties before moving to Cedar Rapids in 1901. Survived by son Samuel six grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. funeral Friday 2 pm Beatty chapel, Rev S E Wright officiating. Burial Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the chapel.
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George Allard
Samuel H. Allard
H Avenue NW
Vermont
Iowa
Cedar
Johnson Counties
Cedar Rapids
Mary Ellen Hughes Allard
Samuel
George H. Allard
William Sewell
A. H Gundiing
HD. Barnes
George E. Osborne
Lee Osborne
Kansas
Beatty Chapel
E. Wright Burlat
Cedar Memorial Park
Funeral services for Ward Wryth Ington McAllister
Funeral services for Ward Wryth Ington McAllister six year old son of Mr and Mrs Frank W McAllister former Cedar Rapids residents will be held Friday at 1 46 am in the Wilcox Garland funeral home at Gaksloosa George Brice pastor of the Presbyterian church of Orkaleen will preside The body will be taken to Morrison Indiana for burial
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Ward Wryth- Ington McAllister
Frank W. McAliister
Cedar Rapids
Oskaloven
Wilcoz-Cinrland
Gaksloosa
Bey George Brice
Orkaleen
Morrinon
Weather Update Shows Moderate, Gray Skies Across City
The report notes a moderate weather pattern with gray skies and partly cloudy intervals. Temperatures ranged from the mid thirties with readings near 34 at 7 am, rising to 36 by early afternoon, and holding around 35 at 2:30 pm.
Cedar Rapids Hiking Club Plans Reorganization Meeting
Members of the Cedar Rapids hiking club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday in the summer garden office at city hall to reorganize the group into a General recreation club and continue weekly meetings through the winter. The aim is to maintain activities until evening hikes are feasible again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Trotzky Arrives in Esbjerg on Denmark Lecture Tour
Exiled Bolshevist leader Leon Trotzky arrived Wednesday afternoon at Esbjerg en route to Copenhagen to lecture, amid his long exile after the Russian Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotzky
Denmark
Esbjerg
VNS
Leon Trotzky
Copenhagen
Excelsior Club Meets at Wiley Home Near Marion
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary club met Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wiley near Marion with fifteen families represented. D I Hoskins presided, and a refreshments committee was named. Program included a reading, a talk The Man with the Hoe, and a piano solo by Miss Catherine Wiley. Plans made for December 19 at Frank Webber's home with a picnic dinner and grab bag. Attendance reached forty five. guests included Mr. C C Scott and Rev J M Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Agriculture and Literary Club
Carl Wiley
Marion
D. I. Hoskins
Nellie Creglow
Oscar Martin
Elmer Graham
Catherine Wiley
Man With the
Hoe
John M. Walters
Farewell Buffet Honors Mrs. C. O. Ingersoll by P. E. O.
Chapter CS of P. E. O. hosted Mrs. C. O. Ingersoll as honor guest at a candlelit farewell buffet at 776 Twelfth Street. Thirty guests attended. yellow and white were the colors. gold star place cards marked the event. Mrs. Herbert Allen and Miss Mary Clement attended. Mrs. J. T. Grayston reviewed Earth Horizons. Mrs. George Reichard became treasurer, succeeding Mrs. Ingersoll, who received a pewter teapot from the chapter.
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C. O. Ingersoll
Orn Crowner
Twelfth Street
Herbert Allen
Mary Clement
J. T. Grayston
Earth Horizons
Mary Austin
George Reichard
Ingersoll
Grace H Starr division meets at Vaughn home
The Grace H Starr division of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Arthur Vaughn's home on Tuesday. Mrs. E C Hamm led the program continuing the Indian study with readings on Twice Born Indians by Minnie Timson Esther Luse and Frank Lindahl. A letter from Rev Byron Adams missionary to Hopi Arizona was read by Luse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace H. Starr
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Arthur Vaughn
E. C. Hamm
Minnie Timson
Esther Luse
Frank Lindahl
Byron Adams
Arizona
Luse
R. E. Leidigh
Cedar Rapids
Edna Roberts
Marion Blue Ribbon Marines fall to Cyclones 7 to 0
The Marion Blue Ribbon Marines were defeated 7 to 0 by the Cedar Rapides Cyclones in a Legion Athletic Park football game to aid Marion unemployed. Attendance was small. Local visits and Thanksgiving plans fill the week with friends and relatives arriving from Chicago Milwaukee Waterloo Ames and Grundy Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Blue Ribbon Marines
Cedar Rapides Cyclones
Legion Athletic Park
Marion
Marriage Licenses Report From Cedar County
Howard G Wellton and Ruth F Varus listed in Cedar County marriage license records. Other entries include Hoth at Geday lapids Museedayes of Hoetnavile and Dore Bevotel of Central Cuty and more couples such as Merrill tA Binh and Dorothy Mae Pils with Linn county ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Wellton
Ruth F. Varus
Hoth
Museedayes
Hoetnavile
Dore Bevotel
Central Cuty
Raanrd Kapedka
Tien Drennen
Cedar Haplda
Ilewarkh
Cedar Lapids
Merrill Ta Binh
Dorothy Mae Pils
Nell
Nell Af Cadar Mapida, Hivennes Asjplled Kur, Wiliam§. Moulay
Rbewab J. Ramsey
Linn County
Turkey hen nests eggs in snowdrift near Ladoga
A Ladoga Indiana turkey hen sat on a nest of eggs buried in a snowdrift. The nest and hen were moved to a poultry house, and eight poults were reported thriving. Eggs endured freezing conditions with an average temperature of 15 degrees during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladoga
Ind
Oklahoma Governor Murray Credits Mustache for Vision
Oklahoma City AP reports Governor Ralph and his nickname Ralfalfa Bill claim his keen sight is tied to his handlebar mustache. He jokes that shaving the mustache would weaken his eyes. The comments add a light portrait of the governor’s persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ralfalfa Bill’ Murray
Roosevelt Says Off The Record At Press Dinner
President elect Roosevelt spoke extemporaneously to five hundred reporters at the National Press Club dinner but nothing was written. The event invited presidents and others to speak off the record under pledge of non quotation. Speaker John N Garner attended as an honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
National Press Club
John N. Garner
Head Of Ill-Fated Crew Tries death by own action
YREKA California INS report says Fong Hoo Soo foreman for a San Francisco mining company attempted to slash his throat in grief over eight Chinese workers who died when a cable ferry overturned in the Klamath river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yreka
Calif
INS
Fong Hoo Soo
San Francisco
Klamath River
Births At Mercy Hospital In City Families
Jerald William Noy born to Mr and Mrs George McRoberts 921 Gaves me NW. Nancy Lee Noy born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Franc 1519 First Street SW. John Arthur born to Mr and Mrs John Shadle 1244 Third Avenue SE at Mercy Hospital.
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George McRoberts
Gaves Me
Jerald William
Noy
Ernest Franc
First Street
Nancy Lee
John Shadle
Third Avenue
John Arthur
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Rock Island
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Wymore, Neb
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Atkins
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Blairs Ferry Road
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Ninth Street
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Gene Miller
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Ames
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Eighth Avenue
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Eugene
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Milwaukee
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Skinner
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Cedar Falls
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Entre Nous Club
D. L. Moothart
J. H. Moothart
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Cooper
Grundy Center
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