Light Receipts Send Hogs Up to Higher Trade
Chicago top price rose to 0.10 on Tuesday with receipts near 18 000 in Chicago and 28 000 total across five markets. Slaughter cattle and hogs showed varied gains with East Buffalo and East St Louis posting higher quotes while overall demand remained light and steady through the day.
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Grain prices on Chicago board move in narrow range
Grain markets were quiet as the government announced a 330 million dollar relief package for fuel and clothing. Wheat and corn prices drifted with minor gains fading, while oats and provisions fluctuated in a tight trading day.
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Wall Street Stocks Tumble Then Slight Recoveries Across Markets
Wall Street opened amid uncertainty with broad declines led by American Telephone as traders priced in risk. Early losses narrowed as some metals and oils steadied into modest gains while grains and cotton showed little movement and several major stocks barely budged.
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Local Hog Prices Jump in 23 Cent Rise on Market
Local market shows all hog grades up 25 cents on Monday boosting prime hogs to 4.35 and packer hogs to 2.95. Calf and sheep markets listed with 230 190 pound hogs at 3.50 to 5.50, spring lambs 70 80 pounds at 5.50 to 6.50, buck lambs 8 100.
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Local notice page fragment hints at naming and addresses
Fragmentary OCR lists names and streets including Mercy Street and St Luke's, with references to Mr and Mrs Richard and a Vernon area. Mentions of a married couple and multiple street addresses suggest a civic or personal notice page, but many items unreadable.
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Dr Gage Hushed Rotary Talk Raises Nudist Movement Talk
Coe College president Dr Gage spoke at a Rotary luncheon but halted the meeting when a Gazette reporter threatened to publish details. The report suggests Gage touched on nudist themes only as they related to the soul and influence on future generations.
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First NRA Thief In City Is Revealed
Cedar Rapids reports the first NRA thief to come to light staged a robbery at the Roosevelt foundry on 1442 M Street SW. The burglar climbed a side window and carried away 235 dollars worth of cast NRA emblems with nothing else damaged or moved.
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Mrs. Nichols Named Recreation Superintendent
Mrs. Clare Nichols was appointed superintendent of recreation by the city council at a salary of 125 dollars per month. The appointment runs to April 1, aligning with the expiry of Willard Hayes leave of absence.
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Deaths Ida M Dodd YWCA official dies in California
Miss Ida M Dodd longtime YWCA secretary and Cedar Rapids organizer died at her San Pedro California home Sunday noon She would have turned 63 in October Dodd graduated from Coe College in 1894 and served as instructor and library assistant before joining YWCA work Her father Rev Luther Dodd a Iowa Presbyterian minister for fifty years
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Deaths of Clare Bowman and Frank Beatty in Cedar Rapids area
Clare H Bowman, a Wyoming highway engineer and brother of local residents, died suddenly at Casper Wye on September 30. He is survived by widow, two children, and three siblings. Funeral in Casper on Wednesday. Frank P Beatty Sr, Cedar Rapids resident for 43 years, died at home after a long illness. He was born October 18, 1852 in Mascatine County and worked for local railway shops. burial plans include travel to Manchester for final rites.
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Bishop Drumm Recovering After Food Poisoning
Bishop Thomas W Drumm of the Des Moines diocese is recovering in a hospital after a food poisoning attack. Attending physician Dr Harry A Collins says the condition is good and expects release within a few days. A separate note mentions elephant hide used in Sheffield England walls for burnishing cutlery, describing a dark brown woodlike texture.
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Marion W C T U heads to state convention in Marion
Ida B Wise Smith national president elect arrives with Iowa W C T U officers for a Marion preliminary conference ahead of the state convention to be held here Wednesday and Thursday. Meetings set for Tuesday include executive committee and branch gatherings.
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Police Rout Disappearing Boys Out of Town
The report recounts Cedar Rapids police detaining three boys, labeling them vagrants, and sending them east on Highway 30 to be guided away. Parents and residents questioned police actions, noting the boys were properly dressed and not hoboes, with ongoing concerns about handling and investigation.
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Marriage Licenses Granted for Reginald G Touro and Vera Mae Stewart
Reginald G Touro of Cedar Rapids and Vera Mae Stewart of Marion obtained marriage licenses, formalizing their plans to wed in the area. The couple's filings indicate a forthcoming ceremony.
Train Strikes Unidentified Man Near Washington IA
A passenger train hit an unidentified man seated on the tracks twenty five miles east of Washington early Monday. He died at the county hospital. A card found in his pocket bore the address Plummer 1915 Seventh Ave Rockford Tl. He was a middle aged man six feet tall with brown hair. The body is at Jones funeral home weighing about 165 pounds.
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Marion Couple Wed In Home Ceremony
Miss Vera Mae Stewart and Reginald Touro married Sunday at the bride’s home near Marion. Rev. W. E. Fisher officiated. The bride wore wine colored velvet. Pauline Stewart served as maid of honor and Floyd Knapp was best man. The couple will live in Cedar Rapids after October 4. Guests included family members from Marion Martelle and Cedar Rapids. The ceremony was followed by a Chicago trip to A Century of Progress.
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