Hog Prices Fall Amid Slow Demand and Abundant Supply
Chicago and other markets reported sluggish directions as receipts rose and buyers stayed cautious. Hogs topped at about 1.30 to 1.33, with bulk prices near 3.20 to 3.30, while cattle and sheep showed steadier tones with uneven spot strength across cities like Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St Louis
Ain
East
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Kansas City
Omar Ease
Sono
Ann St Joseph
Sinuwy City
St Paul
Gan
Vidianapolis
Ann Snag
Markets Show Mixed Trends Across Produce and Dairy
The market report notes varied receipts and prices for cheese butter and milk products, highlighting changes in New York and Midwest regions. It lists cheese and dairy receipts, storage standards, and midwestern pricing, with broad activity across fresh and processed dairy goods.
Bond Markets and Liberty Bonds Prices by New York AP report
The AP reports broad bond market trends in New York with notes on corporate issues and the Treasury curve. It lists Liberty bonds and Treasury maturities with observed price levels including Liberty 1s at 101.26 and Treasuries around 107.30 for 4s 187?52 and 96.17 for 3s 51-55, reflecting investor demand and rate pressures.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
United States
Liberty
Treasury
Wheat Dips Near All Time Low Amid Dull Trading
Wheat fluctuated unevenly on the Chicago Board of Trade settling near its record low after early declines. Corn hit new yearly lows, oats and rye eased, and cash prices were mostly unchanged as liquidation and deferred purchases dominated a quiet session amid weak outside markets.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Grain Movement in Chicago and Minneapolis Cash Grain Markets
The report lists cash grain prices and notes for wheat corn oats and barley across Chicago and Minneapolis. It includes bids for No 2 and No 4 white wheat yellow corn and various durum varieties, with protein percentages and shipment terms where available.
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Chic Ngo
Chicago
Coles
Wed
Minneapolis
Wall St. Stocks Show Mild Gains Amid Dry Trading
U S shares edges higher with fractional gains in late trading led by standard of New Jersey and Union Pacific while International Business Machines slipped about four points before partial recovery. Coca Cola, Case, and American Telephone rose up to a point as market mood remained steady and volume hovered near five hundred thousand shares.
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Case
American Can Cern
Standard of New Jersey
Union Pacific
New York Central US
Steel
American Telephone
Pennsylvania
Anaconda Kennecott
General Electric
International Business Machine
Stock Exchange
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Southern Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylania
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Westing~ House
General Motors
United Aircraft
American Telephone Case
National Biscuit
Coca Cola
Coolidge Transportation Committee
Pacific Northwest
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Local Advertisements
Scattered small ads show grain rates produce prices and vegetable varieties. Listings include wholesale grocer tones and varied prices such as $90 and $840, typifying a busy market page with miscellaneous items and clerical notes.
Local Hog Prices In Five Cent Drop Reported
Hog prices on the local market weakened with all races down five cents. The Sinclair Hog Market shows prices around 265 dollars, with other market notes and specific grade figures scattered in the regional report.
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Aio Nickel
Indictment of Mass Handling Poor Relief by Miss Tyler
Miss Ina Tyler of the University of Iowa social welfare department criticized mass relief in Linn county. She urged individualized aid and scientific administration to prevent morale collapse, costlier outbreaks, and lingering public charges, detailing investigative steps and supervision as remedies.
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University of Iowa
Canopus Club
Roosevelt Hotel
Miss Tyler
Linn County
Tyler Beleves
Deaths James Edwin Vause former officer and surveyor dies
James Edwin Vause died at 255 Thirteenth Street NW at 815 am Tuesday after a long illness. Born July 24 1863 in Ashville Ohio he worked as a surveyor in Milwaukee and Chicago and lived in Cedar Rapids for 23 years. He served as vice-president of EIHI Park Stone company for sixteen years before retiring seven years ago. He is survived by his wife and a sister Mrs Agnes Sawyer of Ashville Ohio. A daughter Agnes Elizabeth died March 4 1932. Funeral to be announced later.
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Ashville
Ohio
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Eihi Park Stone Company
Agnes Sawyer
Agnes Elizabeth
Funeral services for Florence Kasper held Wednesday
Funeral for Florence Kasper murdered in a Sunday night auto crash will be at Hus Memorial church at 2 PM with Rev. Joseph Bren and Rev. John Gent presiding. Burial is in Bohemian National cemetery. She leaves parents John and Mrs Kasper a sister Mrs Lilian Swanson and nephew John Swanson ill of Cedar Rapids. Alma Kasper preceded her in death five years ago.
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Joseph Bren
John Gent
Bohemian National Cemetery
Barta Chapel
John Kasper
Lilian Swanon
John Swanson
Cedar Rapids
Alma
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Washington High School
Anna Castek
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Chicago
South Side Commercial Club
Joseph Mekota
Castek
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Fairfax Township
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Charles
Jordan Castek
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Frank Cerveny
Fairfax
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Josephine Dvorak, Swisher
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Mary Dvorak el
Agnes Loufek Davenport
Rose Doupnik
Emma Havek
Juha Petrak
Obituary Notices for Jacob Bale Funeral Details
The body of Jacob Bale will be taken to Ashton Tl for services at 930 am Wednesday with burial to follow. Friends may call at Beatty chapel from 7 to 9 pm Tuesday.
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Ashton Tl
Beatty Chapel
Judge Denies Injunction Against Iowa Firetric Plant Plan
Judge P J Whaker denies an injunction to restrain Grand dune non from building a municipal debt plant. The court finds constitutional rights of Iowa Firetric Laight and Power not impaired. Voters approved May special election expenditure not to exceed 85,000 for the work, with plant costs to be paid from earnings.
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Jefferson, Ia
P J Whaker
Iowa Firetric Laight and Power Company
Grand Dunenon
Dispute Over Cotton Patch Ends in Double Death in Rutledge
In Rutledge Tennessee a land dispute over a patch of cotton led to two deaths. Constable Jim Bates shot and killed Bill Kincaid a young farmer. Kincaid's brother-in-law Lon Bray then killed Bates in the resulting confrontation.
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Rutledge
Bill Kincaid
Jim Bates
Bates
Lon Bray
Kincaid
Marion Hears of Deaths and Community Notices
Marion and surrounding area report several obituaries and community events. Alexander Hamilton Paul, 79, dies at Kramer home. funeral Thursday in Yocom chapel. Chris Specht, 42, dies in Mercy hospital Anamosa. funeral Wednesday at Anamosa Congregational church. Next Monday night parents’ night at the high school and junior high. other notes include club meetings, visitors, and local engagements.
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Lincoln School
Community Notes and Social Events from Local Churches
The Laura Bailey Auxiliary met at Mrs. Fred Newlin's home with Miss Sarah Gilmore in charge and Miss Lula Toms singing three solos. Two new members joined. Plans set for December 19 at Mrs. Frank Minor’s. refreshments for nineteen members and two guests. Funeral attendees from Center Point, Urbana, Alburnett, Alice, Martelle, and Vinton listed. Philathea class Christmas party planned at Mrs. Clara Reiter’s with a 6 pm picnic and silver offering. Tea after Kensington by Marion chapter No. 1830 OB S hosted by Mrs. Howard Levnbaugh and Mrs. Willis Jordan. Mrs Dayton Lininger visiting Coggon. Rev J J. Snyder of Elgin a guest at L A Levasseur’s home.
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Methodist Church
Fred Newlin
Sarah Gilmore
Howard Titus
China
Lula Toms
Harry Horn
Bernard Schenken
Frank Minor
E. D. Armstrong
Cora Garretson
Christan Church
Clara Reiter
Kensington
Marion
O B. S
Masonic Temple
Howard Levnbaugh
Willis Jordan
Death Of Zinovieff Denied At Moscow
Reports from Berlin and Moscow stirred after an embassy announcement claimed Gregory G Zinovieff died in Moscow. United Press dispatches cited denial by the government news agency and said Zinovieff was alive. The Soviet embassy later conceded the death notice was erroneous.
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Moscow
Gregory G Zinovieff
United Press
Zinovieff
Two Iowa Women Battle Bandits in Robbery
Mrs Minnie Clements and Miss Esther Cedarquist of Madrid reported they were held up by two highwaymen. One man stepped from a car and ordered Mrs Clements to stop but she sped up and fired. he wrested the gun, forced them to the rear seat, and robbed them after driving to a by road. Cedarquist was beaten while seeking help. both hid jewelry during the attack.
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Miss Cedarquist
Seize Two Planes In Liquor Smuggling Ring
Federal officers seized two large fast airplanes in Los Angeles used to transport holiday liquor from Mexico into California. Each plane carried 150 gallons of alcohol. Pilot Jack Hampson was captured while the other pilot escaped as authorities searched for ten more aircraft in the fleet.
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Los Angeles
INL
Mexico
California
Jack Hampson
Arizona Declares End of Prohibition Following Vote
Arizona officially becomes a wet state as the governor signs a proclamation voiding the dry law and state constitution amendments after a two to one repeal vote in the general election. The 1914 dry law is declared dead.
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Phoenix, Ariz
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Arizona
George W P. Hunt
Birth announced for Mary Edythe Frame at 1105 Ninth Street NW
Mr and Mrs John Frame of 1105 Ninth Street NW welcome a daughter named Mary Edythe born to their family. The birth notice provides parents and address with the new arrival.
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Laurens
Harold Ford
Oliver Tilton
Callie Knapp
M. S. Knapp
Central City
John Frame
Ninth Street
Mary Edythe
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