Hog Prices Rise at Chicago Stockyards Amid Busy Trade
Chicago hog market advanced about ten cents with top quotes near 6.10 as totals show large receipts at five terminals. Cattle and sheep runs also described, with steady to stronger prices and mixed regional activity across Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis markets.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
ALES
INS
Kansans
Omaha
St Joseph
Sioux City
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Local Hog Market Sees Prices Mostly Ten Cents Higher
Hog prices rise across the local market with most grades up a dime. Top hogs reach 5.65, Sinclair market reports, listing detailed prices by weight for good hogs and packers across 130 to 500 pounds and calf to cattle segments with varying quality.
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ST. Paul
South
S&t
Los
Qmana Livestock
Omaha
Dept. Agriculture
Towa
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Mood
Mason
City
Sinclair OG
Bincingt
Ss Fiack
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings Fray With Odd Prices
A dense page from a Cedar Rapids listing shows assorted farm goods and produce with sporadic prices for items like wheat, corn, hens, leghorns, cabbage, celery, oranges, potatoes, tobacco, and other staples. It also mentions animals and miscellaneous items such as mink, skunk, raccoon, and civet cat listings, reflecting a crowded, low-clarity market section.
Grain Movement Shows Chicago Cash Grain Prices
Chicago and Minneapolis cash grain quotes list No 1 hard red wheat and No 2 yellow corn with varying bids. For wheat prices range around 1.00 to 1.15 per bushel and for corn around 0.92 to 1.02 per bushel with notes on protein content and regional bids. Also listed are rye timothy and clover seed values, lard grades, and miscellaneous seed products.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
CASIT
Sac
Montana
Wall St Stocks End Mixed Ahead Of Holiday Trading
The New York market showed a firm tone with late gains in utilities and metals after scattered forenoon selling. Major advances included American Telephone U S Steel Public Service of New Jersey U S Smelting Case Union Pacific and International Cement with transfers around 1 100 000 shares as traders eyed tomorrow’s holiday.
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New York
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Public Service of New Jersey
U. S. Smelting
Case
Union Pacific
International Cement
Chrysler
International Harvester
Douglas
Allied Chemical
Atlantic Coast Line
Du_ Pont
Spiegel-May-Stern
George W. Helme
American Can
Republic Steel
Bethlehem
General Aviators
Deere
Santa Fe
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
Socony-Vacuum
New York City
Macy
New York Central
Standard of
N. J
Sugar Market Noted Edges in New York Trade
Sugar prices rise in New York with uncharged Tate 1 to 2 points higher. Futures markets in Chicago show mixed results as standards and coffee futures trade at varied levels. Wheat and flour markets report prices around 7.30 to 7.40 per bushel with standard middlings and bran listed amid carrier shipments and sack prices.
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Suga
New York
Edward R Dorsey Killed in Shanghai Area Crash
Edward R Dorsey former US Army AI Corps lieutenant was killed late Wednesday when his lipline chehed at Hungyao airfield.
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Shanghai
Edward R Dorsey
United States Army Ai Corps
Hungyao Aire
Cash corn hits $1.06 as grain market rises
Chicago reports cash corn advancing to a peak not seen since August 1929 with No. 1 white corn at 1.06 per bushel. December corn climbs amid strong wheat and oat gains as receipts show a sharp contrast to prior years and speculation increases in futures.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Argentine
Commission House
Argentina
Chicago Produce Market Briefs Include Butter Eggs and Potatoes
Receipts for butter show steady creamery specials and various grades with prices around 90 to 93 for extras. Eggs list current receipts 1 164 and refrigerator firsts at 26 to 29 cents per dozen. Potatoes report 82 arrivals with US shipments totaling 362 and mixed quality grades. poultry receipts total 44 trucks with declines and modest price changes across leghorn hens and turkeys.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Colorado
Dressed Poultry Prices and Eggs Report from New York
New York AP report shows steady dressed poultry prices with ducks at 17 to 18 cents, capons 6-7 pounds, and young ducks heavy 14 to 15 cents. Eggs receipts 22,043 steady with mixed colors. butter receipts 8,236 unsettled. cheese quiet. live poultry steady to weak with various express prices for chicks broilers and fowls.
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New York
Bond Listings Show Liberty and Treasury Notes Trading
J S Bonds New York list shows Am U bonds closed Liberty 3 percent at 10320 with Liberty first 444s at 1023.19 and fourth 4448 at 10325. Treasury 4 percent 48 47 52 at 11240 and Treasury 4s 44 54 at 10730. Treasury 339s 40 43 at June 10317 and Treasury Jas 46 49 at 101.30. Treasury 51 55 at 100 50.
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J. S. Bonds
New York
Am—U
Liberty
Treasury
Justice Stearns to Protest Election Returns in Rapids Township
Justice Henry A. Stearns, defeated independent candidate for justice of the peace in Rapids township, said he would file a protest with the county auditor over the official returns declaring Almon S. Reed and W. J. Grunwald elected. He argues his name belonged only to the unexpired term after being appointed, not the full term, and voters may have mistaken his ballot position.
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Henry A. Stearns
Justice of the Peace
Rapids Township
Almon S. Reed
W. J. Grunewald
Justice Stearns
George Lightner
Stearns
Board of Supervisors
Lord Ashley Granted Divorce From Lady Ashley
Lord Ashley was granted a divorce nisi from Lady Ashley. Douglas Fairbanks was named co respondent with costs awarded against Fairbanks, estimated around 10000 dollars. The case featured two witnesses including Fairbanks secretary George Edwards.
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London
Lord Ashley
Lady Ashley
Sylvia Hawkes
Douglas Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Lord
Boyd Merriman
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Fairbank
George Edwards
Edwards
Rochester Hotel
Hyde Park Hotel
Strange fever grips "human guinea pig" doctor
Dr Charles Armstrong renowned for donating blood to create serum for parrot fever patients fell ill with a mysterious fever at the naval hospital. Doctors weighed whether he contracted sleeping sickness. his case echoes earlier dengue and parrot fever research. He has a nontypical rash and intermittent fevers.
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Washington
Charles Armstrong
Naval Hospital
National Institute of Health Laboratory
St. Louis
William Borah
Norris pushes drive for Twenty second amendment direct vote
Senator George H Norris famed for the Twentieth amendment to end the electoral college and move inaugurations to January 20 proposed a Twenty second amendment abolishing the electoral college and mandating direct elections for president and vice president. The measure failed in the last Senate 52 to 29 requiring two thirds.
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Washington
INS
George H. Norris
Norris
Congress
Senate
Bond Market Holds Quiet While Some Issues Rally
In New York trading the low priced bond list showed few reactionary moves though many issues stayed strong on active buying. Government issues held near Tuesday's advances as St Paul, New York Central and Nickel Plate posted gains while Home Loans 4s slipped and Home Owners loan 2s faded. A stray line notes casein based products from milk as a miscellaneous item.
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New York
U. S
St. Paul
New York Central
Southern Railways
Fedeiniiat
Marion News Reports On New Recreation Field Progress
Local service club heard updates on the Marion recreation field with over $1,200 spent for ground and track setup. Committees will meet to finish planning. decorations and a potential Christmas carols broadcast are also under consideration.
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Marion Service Club
Service Club
Steinmetz to plead unwritten law in bride and priest slaying
New York report says 22 year old divinity student Joseph L Steinmetz will claim unwritten law as his defense after killing his bride and a Catholic priest in a hotel room. He is held without bail on murder charges as his attorney Meyer Machlis reviews the case.
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New York
Joseph L. Steinmetz
Meyer Machlis
Steinmetz
Death Notices for Vaclav Charipar Age 65 Cedar Rapids
Vaclav F. Charipar 65 of 1432 C street SW died at a local hospital at 7 40 p m Tuesday after a short illness. Born in Bohemia Sept 28 1869 he came to Cedar Rapids as a child and lived here ever since. He married Marie Motycka in 1890 and had three daughters Grace McKinstry Esther Dye and Bess Buckingham. Surviving relatives include two sisters a brother and a half brother and two grandchildren. He worked 32 years at Rock Island shops and 12 years for Cedar Rapids public schools. He was a Modern Woodmen member. The body is at Barta chapel with funeral arrangements pending. friends may call Thursday evening.
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Vaclav F. Charipar
C Street
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Marie Motycka
Grace McKinstry
Esther Dye
Bess Buckingham
Minneapolis
Minn
Joe Zeithammer
Mary Moldan
Oak Park
Joe Charipar
Frank Benesh
Mount Vernon
Esther Potter
Chicago
Robert McKinstry
Funeral for Hassan Sheronick Thursday at Turner Chapel
Hassan Sheronick funeral set for Thursday at 2 p.m. in Turner chapel with Rev. Hussien Karoub of Detroit presiding. Burial follows at Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at 1100 Sixth Street NW Wednesday evening and until 11 a.m. Thursday.
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Sheronick
Hassan Sheronick
Turner Chapel
Hussien Karoub
Detroit
Mich
Cedar Memorial Park
Sixth Street NW
Born to Trimble Ragan and Stewart Families
A baby boy named James Warren weighing seven pounds born to Mr. and Mrs. John Trimble at 1207 First Street SW on Wednesday. A daughter born November 24 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ragan of 107 Sixth Avenue SW. A son born November 27 at St Luke's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stewart of Center Point.
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John Trimble
First Street
James Warren
E. E. Ragan
Sixth Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
L. C Stewart
Center Point
Old Heidelberg and Marion venues host diverse Thanksgiving dances
A chaotic roster of theaters halls and taverns lists numerous dances and musical acts for Thanksgiving week across Marion. Highlights include Arnold Seichert and Miss Crane’s accordion act, Baby Band at New Deal Tavern, and Stanley's Entertainers at 329 12th Ave SE, with multiple beer gardens and turkey prize events noted.
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C.S.P
Hall
Pilsenban
Cervenka
King of the Ivories
Little America
Sid_Ave
Lafayette Cafe
Plantation Inn
Joe’s Joy Boys
Jerry's Accordion Boys
Field House
Ellig Blvd
Wyoming Wranglers
4Th Ave
Columbia Hall
Stone City
Old Heidelberg
de Blatz Parkway
Z. C. B. J. Hall
Skersick
Walt Seichert
Mack
Marion the Plaza
Jerry
Accordion Boys
AL Gerardi
Lincoln Room
2Nd Ave
West End of Ave. Bridge
Snecini
Marion
Arnold Seichert
Mi8s
Abrams Beer
1St St. NE
New Deal
10Th St
Club Royale
Moose Hall
Jay Davis
St. George's Church
28Th
12Th
OLA
ACES
Legion Hotel
Don Forbes
Joe Navratil
Beer Garden
Little Barrel Inn
Eddi Kataskia
Little Bohemia
Dick Chase
P Ave
Dick's
Fred Litsey
Mgr Porter's Orch
Jack's Inn
505
Ave
Stanley
12Th Ave
Thornwood
Union Music
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Lamson Brothers 4. Co. E Disbrow
Merchants National Bank
Winniteg Pen Wihlat
Northwest
Duluth
Wheat &T Louis
Wien Kanbas Orty
Escaie
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
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Adams Express
Atetals
Lehigh Valley
Kibby Owens
Myers
Ant Hell Mills
Loews. Inc
Steel Nest
Lorillard Pj
McIntyre Por
McKeesport
Bill McKesson
St. Marshall
Ark
Nat Gas
Mathieson Ark
Dept Sto
Mir
Atchison 'T
Auburn Auto
Mo Pac Resie
Caterpillar
Elec
Gomi Credit
Radio Keith
Southern
Reading
Congoleum
Consol
Mi Seiboard
Sears
Energy Berit
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Igz
Shell Union
Simmons, Co
Bae
Curtis Wright
Sperry
Deere. Co
Brave
Bourias Air
Standard Gas
du Pont de
Stand
Calif
Eastman Kodak
Bion and Frish, Raton
Stew Farner
Elec Autolite
Stone Webster
Sie Studebaker
Tex Corpn
Elec Bond
Tex Oulf
Pee Land CT
Ain Tidewater
England
Timken Det
Freeport Tex
Timken
Trans America
Gen Baking
Gen Foods
Uni Air Lines
Sas
Coronen Motors
Uni Foundiers
Gillette
Gimbel Bros
faUni Gas Co
Glidden Cops
Ween
Hazel Atlas
Hershey Choc
Westahse
Airam Walker
Westahse el
Howe Sorhid
Woolworth
Mwadson Motors
ljupn_ Motors
Wis Central
Ynusta
Cuicago
Bendix Ave
Verghoft
Libby McNeil
Por
Warner’ Ev
Abe Mineani
Zie
Iain
Dros Wes Cherry
Gotsie
Cord Corpn
Ohlman & Sons Company, Inc
Bave, Cas
Soria
Dee 2
Minnfapolis
Hinghe Ca Sud
Ashley
Doug
Marion News
D. H. Smith
Eighteenth Street
Louise
Marilyn Nickerson
Mary Fredericks
Jo Marie Peck
Margaret Wallace
Donna McCalley
Jane Anne Grayston
Kathryn Kassler
Layce Schenken
Glatha White
Geraldine
Richard Smith
Mrs. H. N. Strader
New Hampton
M. W. Courtney
Fifth Avenue
Book Club
Josephine Whitacre
Pitcairn's Island
James Norman Hall
Charles Nordoff
Whitacre
L. R. Blackledge
Eighth Avenue
Canton Marion
I. C. O. F. Hall
J. H. Woodside
Pauline Edaburn
Richard Clark
Della Senninger
Oakdale Sanatorium
The
Legion Auxiliary
Dora Morgan of
Hopkinton
James Fairley
Oxford Club
Methodist Church
John M. Walters
Electra Circle of the King’s Daughters
F. A Peterson
K-V Cafe
G. M. Hibner
John Junior Knapp
Iola Knapp
John Knapp
St. Luke’s Hospital
James
Callie Knapp
Janet Lothian
Iowa State College
Ames
Mrs. W. K. Lothian
Fred Lutz
Child Study Club
Joe Dumbolton
Louis Mekota
Dorothy Arlene Levasseur
Leo Levasseur
Lincoln
Paul Popejoy
Union
Christian Church
Miss Rose Wilcox
Cedar Falls
George Oxley
Sumner
Maurice Kattzoff
Coe College
Howard Ellison
Edna Roberts
Donald Bragg
Gaylord Ward
N. A. Baker
Fourteenth Street
Theristrial Club
George C. Oxley
Iowa
Burlington
Muscatine
L. R. Wilson
Carrie Fernow
W. E. Fisher
Marion High School
Anamosa
Thomas Park
American Legion
Earl Welcher
Waucoma
Mary Baker
R. Lee Taylor
Perry
Fred Blakeslee
Defiance
Mr. Blakeslee
Kenneth Jordan
James Jordan
Perkins Hospital
Iowa City
Harold Scott
Eleventh Street
Mothers Club
Chauncey O'Kelly
Freda Mary Smith
Lowell McConaughy
Louise McConaughy
Robert Titus
la Verna Titus
Cornell College
Howard Titus
Frank Shively
Betty
Milwaukee
R. O. Shively
Riddick
Eastman
L. L. Dolson
W. C. Suhr
Banjos
Lions Club
Nicholas Michel
Marion Lodge No. 6
A. M
Masonic Temple
B. Christians
George Kaiser
Dubuque
Eliott Hutton
Iowa State Teachers College
George Hutton
Gazette
Lnes
the Gazette
Ada
United States
Malla
John Ir. Lapes
Dial
Iowa Theater Sun
P.m
Mary Gardner
Cnji Bus. College
Beery
Vernon Ave
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