Hog Prices Show Weak Trend At Chicago Market
Chicago stockyards saw hog prices range from steady to as much as 20 cents lower on Monday with total receipts around 68 000 at five major terminals. Heavy weights held near Friday's level while lighter lots slipped 10 to 25 cents with top quotes around 6.00 and average near 5.55. cattle and sheep prices showed mixed movement across East Buffalo East St Louis Cleveland and Pittsburgh markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
GALES
INS
ASK
Amt
Butchers
Ayr
East St. Lous
Cwicago Livestock
Ciicago
APT & Dept
Ted Heltefry
Ferder
ST. Paul
ST Paul Tapi
Larely Plain
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Kansas City
St East St Louis
Stonx City
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Grain futures slip as profit taking cools Chicago pits
Wheat futures closed modestly lower with December wheat down about 34 cents and corn down around 1 cent amid profit taking by long holders. Oats eased, cash prices steady, receipts reported, and traders watched rains in the Southwest and Argentina rust damage while brokers supported corn on resting orders.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Liverpool
Argentina
Local Hog Prices Slip On Market Declines
Local hog prices fall ten cents across all grades with the top quoted at 5.50. Market notes list various hog weights from 140 to 340 pounds and packer buy prices, then shift to calf, lamb, and cattle markets with reported steady to improving values for steers, heifers, cows, and bulls across multiple weight ranges.
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Sinclair's
SORIE
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A miscellaneous Cedar Rapids market list shows prices for grain and produce including wheat at 98, oats 52, corn 844, and various poultry, fruits, and vegetables. The sheet also notes hides, furs, and game prices with multiple animal categories such as skunks, raccoons, cats, and other items, all presented in a dated wholesale catalog style.
Market Speechless: Chicago Produce Prices Mixed Across Commodities
AP market notes from Chicago show butter receipts near 194 with varied prices, eggs steady with firsts and specials, poultry demand firm and moving volumes, potatoes on track with 118 receipts and 290 total shipments, and eggs prices influenced by standards and selections across regional reports. Prices span 25 to 34 cents for dairy, poultry items varied, and potato values reflect U S No 1 and combination grades.
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Chicago
Uink Creamery
Mitac
Rock Springs
Uo S
U S
Arnate
Idaho
Colorado
Hiss
Poultry and Eggs Price Fragments From Trade Ledger
fragmented OCR listing live poultry and egg prices with various grades and weights. notes steady to firm movement for chickens and fowls with freight and express rates partly unquoted. key items include firsts seconds and mediums with cents per unit and freight figures.
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Express
Fowls Freight
Roosters Freight and Express LLC
Turkeys Freight
Ducks Freight Wdlic
Wall Street Stocks Edge Higher Then Falters In Early Trading
A forenoon rally in New York stocks faded to profit taking as investors shifted attention to steels tobaccos rails and utilities. Gains by American Tobacco Liggett and Myers and Du Pont were erased while American Telephone and U S Steel held modest gains. Transfers totaled about 1 300 000 shares with rails and utilities in stronger demand and several industrial issues posting modest advances.
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New York
Liggett and Myers and du Pont
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
U. S
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers
Reynolds Tobacco
Speigel- May-Stern
Briggs, McClellan Stores
Wilson and Company Preferred
International Business Machines
Eastman Kodak
U. S. Steel Common
Preferred
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel
National Steel
International Telephone
General Motors
General Electric
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of New Jersey
North American
Safeway Stores
Trans- America
International Cement
U. S. Smelting
Firestone
Bond Markets Lesson in Harsh Numbers and Steady Values
New York bond review notes a calm market with modest gains in some corporate issues and active trading in select Treasuries. Government and home loan issues show slight movements, with little variation from prior sessions as foreign bonds hold steady and IS BONDS rates move within narrow ranges.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Fair Senate
Treasury
May drop cases against Sam Insull move
Attorney General Homer Cummings summoned U.S. Attorney Dwight Green to review pending indictments against Samuel Insull and associates. Green may drop all charges if further prosecution is not demanded. Insull, 75, had just been acquitted in a $143 million mail fraud case.
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Washington
Cummings
United States
Dwight H. Green
Chicago
Samuel Insull
Homer Cummings
U. S
Green
Monarch
Insull
50 Hurt In Car Strike Clashes At Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES INS reports the transit strike entered its third day with about fifty people injured in clashes involving guns bricks and brass knuckles. A three car crash occurred when strikers halted a trolley triggering collisions while non striking workers were attacked and a bus driver reportedly kidnapped. Violence continued as strikers and sympathizers attacked buses and street cars breaking windows and spraying glass. shots fired shattered glass but caused no further damage per police.
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Los Angeles
INS
Los Angeles Railway
Urges Continued Interest In Older Boys In Scouting
Thomas J. Keane of New York City national Sea Scout director urged sustained interest by scoutmasters in older boys during a Cedar Rapids meeting with the Boy Scout executive board. He lauded rising involvement of men with youths and set Sea Scouting’s goal at 40,000 members by year end 1936. Mount Pleasant’s Manly Frazer and five Sea Scout crew members from the Crusader were introduced.
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Thomas J. Keane
New York City
National Sea Scout
Cedar Rapids Area Council
Montrose Hotel
Keane
United States Navy
Middlewest
Manly Frazer
Mount Pleasant
S. S. S. Crusader
Supreme court denies rehearing in Cabrnosh suit
The Iowa Supreme Court refused a rehearing of Richard Cabrnosh’s $25,000 personal injury suit filed in Linn County District Court against Penick and Ford Ltd and Edward Mimms. Cabrnosh alleges severe burns suffered June 28, 1931, at age six after falling into a burning substance dumped at a city dump. The defense says the material did not cause the burns. Judge Clark directed a verdict for the defendants October 12, 1932, and the supreme court affirmed on December 12, 1933.
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The
State Supreme Court
Linn County District Court
Richard Cabrnosh
Vaclav Cabrnosh
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Edward Mimms
Des Moines
Cabrnosh
Penick and Ford
A. B. Clark
Supreme Court
Will Of John C Brown Probated After Contest By Daughters
The will of John C. Brown of Snear Toddville who died May 17 was admitted to probate in district court by Judge John T. Moffit after a contest by his daughters Luella Newman and Perces E. Stehn who were left 200 each. David W. Brown was named executor. The will, dated Oct 14 1931, left the bulk of the estate to the proponent with a $50 grant to another son. A jury had been impaneled but the case was continued after a witness with mumps.
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John C. Brown
Snear Toddville
John T. Moffit
Brown
Luella Newman
Central City
Perces E. Stehn
Marshalltown
H. C. Ring
David W. Brown
Harry W. Brown
Moffit
Harry Brown
Toddville
Deaths Hassan Sheronick Kilell grocery manager dies
Hassan Sheronick manager of the Kilell grocery Cedar Rapids 1100 Sixth street NW died at a local hospital at 3 40 am Monday after a brief illness Born November 15 1882 in Dib Djemene Syria he came to the United States 34 years ago and lived in Cedar Rapids eight years Surviving are two daughters Ammey who died in Syria and Mrs L J Dunigan two brothers Hosan in South America Mohamed in Syria seven cousins and one uncle A Sheronick New York City Friends may call at Turner chapel Funeral announcements will be made later
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Hassan Sheronick
Kilell
Sixth Street
Dib Djemene
Syria
Cedar Rapids
Ammey
L. J. Dunigan
Hosan Sheronick
Mrs Ruzena Truhlicka Dies at 74 in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ruzena Truhlicka 74 wife of John Truhlicka of Belle avenue SW died at home at 5 p m Sunday after ill health. Born in Bohemia she came to Cedar Rapids forty eight years ago and lived here since. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Marie McGuinn and step daughter Miss Josephine Adams both of St Paul a son Frank Thomas preceded in death Nov 5 1934 at Retsel Washington. Member Cesky Vlastenky Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm in Janeba and Brosh chapel conducted by Theodore B Hlubacek burial in Bohemian National cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the chapel.
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Ruzena Truhlicka
John Truhlicka
Belle Avenue
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Marie McGuinn
Josephine Adams
St. Paul
Frank Thomas
Cedar Rapids native dies in California suburb
Mrs Mate Koontz Tuttle died suddenly November 23 from a heart attack at her East San Gabriel home, a Los Angeles suburb. Born in Cedar Rapids, she was daughter of Dr S C Koontz, pioneer Linn county physician. Her brother Albert Koontz worked at the B C R N railroad office in town. She moved to California 27 years ago and lived in East San Gabriel 26 years. Survived by husband Frank F Tuttle and two cousins Paul Carpenter and Laura Smith of Los Angeles.
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Cedar Rapids
East San Gabriel
Los Angeles
Calif
S. C. Koontz
Linn County
Albert Koontz
B. C
R. and
California
Frank F. Tuttle
Paul Carpenter
Laura Smith
Death notice for Harry Bud Copp in Cedar Rapids
Harry Bud Copp of 1336 Third street NW died at 6 a m Monday. Born May 6 1863 in Jackson county Iowa he lived in Cedar Rapids for 40 years. Survived by sister Mrs Charles Patterman two nieces Mrs M P Mally and Mrs L F Davis four nephews Matt Houston Emery Houston Charles Patterman and Donald Copp. Funeral arrangements pending friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Harry Bud Copp
Third Street
Jackson County
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Charles Patterman
M. P. Mally
L. F. Davis
Matt Houston
Emery Houston
Donald Copp
Manly
Turner Chapel
McCord Former Iowa Bankers Leader Dies in Betendorf
The body of J H McCord former president of the state bankers association of Iowa died at the Masonic home at Betendorf. His funeral was set for 2 p m in Spencer with burial there. He leaves his wife and two children and two brothers Dr J B McCord Durban Natal South Africa and Robert L McCord Sac City.
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State Bankers Association of Iowa
Bettendorf
Spencer
J. B. McCord
Durban
Natal
South Africa
Robert L. McCord
Sac City
Dexter Read Dies at Age Three and a Half in St Joseph
Dexter Read son of Mr and Mrs Maurice B Read of St Joseph Michigan died after brief illness. Funeral services and burial planned for Clarence Monday afternoon. Mrs Read formerly Alberta Hoyman daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Hoyman 1840 Seventh Avenue SE Cedar Rapids natives and Coc college graduates.
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Dexter Read
Maurice B. Read
St. Joseph
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Coc College
Clarence
Audubon School Chief M. M. McIntire Dies in Rochester
M. M. McIntire, superintendent of schools at Audubon, died in a Rochester Minnesota hospital late Sunday. information reached Mrs. J. S. Reid of Cedar Rapids via her daughter Mrs. Laura McIntire of Des Moines, a daughter-in-law of the late educator who had many Cedar Rapids friends.
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M. M. McIntire
Audubon
Rochester, Minn
J. S. Reid
Fifth Avenue SE
Reid
Laura McIntire
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
McIntire
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Harman in Solon
Funeral services for Mrs Anna Fiala Harman will be held shortly after 2 p.m. Tuesday at Solon conducted by the Rev E F Austin. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery at Solon.
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Anna Fiala Harman
Solon
E. F. Austin
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Grace Carey Wolf Dies After Operation In Dennison
Mrs Grace Carey Wolf wife of W W Wolf of Dennison died suddenly Sunday morning after an operation Her sister in law Mrs C H Stuart reports She was a former resident of Tipton and Mount Vernon Funeral services are set for Dennison Tuesday with burial at Tipton Wednesday and many friends here mourn her loss
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Grace Carey Wolf
W. W. Wolf
Dennison
C. H. Stuart
Tipton
Mount Vernion
Funeral services for Mrs Williams held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Mil dred Elizabeth Williams will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Turner chapel conducted by Rev. Frank H. Ward. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may visit the chapel until 9 p.m. tonight.
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Williams
Mildred Elizabeth Williams
Turner Chapel
Frank H. Ward
Linwood Cemetery
Tony
Two Newborn Sons Reported at Mercy Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Kadlee at 730 Fourteenth Street SE a son on November 24 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs Charles Davis at 1258 B Avenue NE a son on November 26 at Mercy hospital.
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Joseph Kadlee
Fourteenth Street
Mercy Hospital
Charles Davis
B Avenue NE
Narrow Marion crash leaves four shaken near Indian Creek
Four youths escaped injury after Melvin Timms of Alburnett drove into the span between Marion street car and highway bridges at Indian Creek. Slippery pavement and blinding headlights from another car were cited. Passengers Paul Pickering Anna Usher and Helen Ruby also from Alburnett or Cedar Rapids. A wrecker freed the car, leaving one wheel on track. Also notes Grove City Rebekah lodge meets 7 30 p m at I C O F hall and church rehearsals and a concert at Lincoln school.
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Melvin Timms
Alburnett
Indian Creek
Marion
Paul Pickering
Anna Usher
Helen Ruby
Cedar Rapids
Margaret Sullavan and Wyler wed in Yuma ceremony
Hollywood wedding report says actress Margaret Sullavan and director William Wyler flew to Yuma Arizona where Justice of the Peace Earl E Freeman married them. The couple kept plans secret until recognition by friends and then returned to Hollywood by plane.
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Hollywood
Margaret Sullavan
William Wyler
Yuma
Ariz
Earl E. Freeman
Central City Man Held After Report Of Fight
Frank Power, 50, of Central City route No 3, was jailed Saturday at 10 p m for investigation after a report of a fight near Central City. Power, who had facial injuries, was picked up by Marshal O H Myers. Other men involved were not found.
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Frank Power
Central City
Sheriff's Office
Power
O. H. Myers
Report alleges utility group aided UI engineering dean
Washington AP says the Federal Trade Commission report to the Senate claims the National Electric Light Association helped Dean William C. Raymond of the University of Iowa in obtaining financial and circulation support for his public utility textbook as part of a goodwill campaign. It also notes Frank G. Pierce of the Iowa League of Municipalities challenged professors over alleged private-company ties, based on A N Ford reports funded by the Iowa committee on public utilities information, which examined municipal light rates.
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Pierce
A. N. Ford
University of Iowa
Towa Committee On Public Utilities Information
Ford
Iowa
Oelwein Man Drops Dead While Hunting
Jesse Mullan aged 58 collapsed while hunting near Wadena likely from a heart attack caused by exhaustion. His brother Henry Mullan and John Thield of Oelwein were with him. The funeral is planned for Wednesday at the Christian church.
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Oelwein
Jesse Mullan
Wadena
Henry Mullan
John Thield
Christian Church
Prairie Chapel church marks sixtieth anniversary
About 150 people attended a Sunday homecoming for Prairie Chapel church marking 60 years since its organization. Rev. Hubert Thomas presided. three minute talks by Frank Plummer and others reflected on what the home church means. Morning sermons by former pastors Rev. James Baltz and Rev. S. Smith covered church needs today. Music included a duet by Miss Carolyn Gillmore and Darrell Gillmore and a solo by Miss Madeline Batchelder. A picnic lunch followed. Numerous former choir members participated in the afternoon service and welcome remarks were given by J. A. Napier. Additional talks and city-wide addresses followed during the day. A schedule of local church activities and community notices appear throughout.
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Prairie Chapel Church
Hubert Thomas
Frank Plummer
Marshall Stickney
Central City
Ada Hindman
Springville
Clyde Scott
Marion
James Baltz
Mount Vernon
5. S. Smith
Carolyn Gillmore
Darrell Gillmore
Madeline Batchelder
Loren Craft
Frank Minor
Carl Wiley
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