Hog and cattle market trends across major U S grading yards
Chicago hog prices held steady with a weak Monday close as receipts at five terminals totaled 29 300 with top hogs at 6 35 and cattle prices largely steady despite mixed regional moves Cleveland Pittsburgh and other markets eased 15 to 30 cents while Des Moines Mason City Omaha and Austin reported varied dockets and prices for hogs and cattle across interior markets
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
MIX & Butchers
East St. Louis
No. Ave
Ars Amt
East St. Loui
TOWA
Des Moines
US. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Ins
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
St Joseph
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Werk
Aga
Sinclair Nog
Sinclair's
North
Duluth Good Packers
Monnerands
Our
Idarket Steed
Minneapolis
Local Hog Prices Decline Further Amid Market Slump
Local hog prices continue lower with best grades down a dime to a top of 5.80 and packers bidding 15 cents lower, top at 5.00.
Grain Market Rates and Wheat Prices From Minneapolis Cash Trade
Minneapolis cash grain report shows Wheat receipts and prices for No 2 red and No 1 yellow, No 2 white, oats and rye values with samples and protein notes. Also lists durum and amber durum futures, corn and barley bids, seed costs, and lard prices reflecting a mixed grain market snapshot.
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Timothy Seelid
Minneapolis
Montana
Wheat prices slump as sellers flood Chicago pits
Winnipeg prices slid with December wheat at 99 cents, the lowest since July 13, while corn and oats moved modestly. The Canadian government withdrew support, signaling possible market disruption, as traders anticipated a shift in marketing machinery and Winnipeg exchange activity.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Chicago Board of Trade
Canada
Mlichhinery
Wall Street Rises Modestly After Monday Decline
A mild recovery followed Monday's drop with gains in metals and several major companies. U S Smelting American Smelting and McIntyre Porcupine rose, while US Steel American Telephone Santa Fe and General Motors edged higher amid broad but cautious trading and about 400 000 shares changing hands.
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New York
American
McIntyre
U. S&s
US Steel
American Telephone
Santa Fe
General Motors
Equities
Winnipeg
U. S
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices
Grain market notes from Cedar Rapids list wholesale rates and price details. fragmented lines mention bags, 4 percent figures, and various price references without complete context.
Chicago Markets Report Mixed with Freight and Prices
The page lists assorted commodity prices and market notes from Chicago including potatoes, rutter, meats, and futures. It mentions trucks, freight costs, and price movements across grains and produce, with references to storage and delivery terms.
Charles James Tries to End Life in Jail After Murder Trial
Charles James a 60 year old Cairo man and former Louisa county defendant in a second degree murder case shot his wife then attempted suicide in Muscatine county jail by headbutting a radiator. He had earlier shot himself after the crime and was moved to Fort Madison penitentiary.
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Muscatine
Charles James
Cairo
Louisa County
Muscatine County
James
Fort Madison
George Oakes
Buchanan County farmers receive 6527 from corn checks
Special to The Gazette reports eighty eight corn hog checks totaling 6527 37 arriving Monday for Buchanan County contract signers. The county’s farmers have now received 331364 23 overall.
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Buchanan
Deaths Elmer Higby former Cedar Rapids contractor
Elmer E. Higby died at his home 531 Tenth Street SW at 6 15 p m Monday after a brief illness. Born April 24 1862 in Janesville Wisconsin he lived in Cedar Rapids 33 years and worked as a contractor. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Percy Woolwine and Mrs Otto Lowe of Cedar Rapids three grandchildren two brothers Leonard H Higby Granda Island Neb and George H Higby Long Beach Calif one sister Mrs Will Mowrer Rock Falls Tl Funeral arrangements to be announced Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Elmer E. Higby
Tenth Street
Janesville
Wis
Cedar Rapids
Percy Woolwine
Otto Lowe
Leonard H. Higby
Granda Island Neb
George H. Higby
Long Beach
Calif
Will Mowrer
Rock Falls
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Charlies Southwick set for Wednesday
Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel at 1 30 p m Wednesday with Rev A A Brooks and Crescent lodge officiating. Burial follows at Olin with grave side rites at 3 30 p m. Master Masons to assemble at the Masonic hall by 1 p m for body attendance.
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Charlies Southwick
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Crescent Lodge
Olin
Masonic Hall
Funeral services for Lillian M. Asch in Beatty chapel
Funeral services for Lillian M. Asch will be held at 3 30 p m Wednesday in the Beatty chapel conducted by Rev Harold E Mayo of Trinity Methodist church a member for years. She belonged to Malta chapter O E Y S. The body will go to Blairstown for burial. Friends may call at the F M Davis home five miles west of Cedar Rapids until Wednesday noon.
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Lillian M. Asch
Beatty Chapel
Harold E. Mayo
Trinity Methodist Church
Miss Asch
Malta
O Eys
Blairstown
F M. Davis
Cedar Rapids
Services for Mrs. Anna Vupil Set at Two Sites
Funeral services will be at the Jerry Libal home 2757 Iowa avenue SE at 1 30 p m for the family with extended services at Jan Hus Memorial church at 2 p m conducted by Rev Joseph Bren Burial is in Bohemian National cemetery A correction notes one granddaughter name should read Joyce Blaine not Jayne Blaine Libal.
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Anna Vupil
Jerry Libal
Iowa Avenue SE
Jan Hus
Joseph Bren
Bohemian National Cemetery
Joyce Blaine
Jayne Blaine Libal
Jury to Try Insull Tentatively Choosen Jury to Try Insull
Seventeen defendants including Samuel Insull and Harold L Stuart sit in court as a tentative jury is selected for federal fraud charges. The defense led by Floyd E Thompson argues the case amid potential 125 year sentences and $250 000 fines per defendant. Insull asserts he never touched another man's money while blaming 1929 mistakes.
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Insull
Harold L. Stuart
Halsey, Stuart and Company
Insull Securities
Samuel Insull, Jr
Stanley Field
Marshall Field
Chicago
Charles B. Stuart
Corporation Securities Company
Insull Utilities Empire
Frank K. Schrader
Corporation Securities
Charles W. Sills
Fred H. Scheel
Utility Securities Company
Robert W. Waite
Frank R. Evers
Utility Pegceleas
George A. Kemp
Utility Securities
Waldo F. Tobey
Clarence R. Whitworth
Edward J. Doyle
Commonwealth Edison Company
Clarence T. MacNeille
Philip J. McEnroe
John E. O'Keefe
Martin Insull
Samuel
Canada
Floyd E Thompson
County Signs Iowa State Savings Bank Payment Agreement
The Linn county board of supervisors signed an agreement with Iowa State Savings Bank under the depositors plan to reorganize and pay depositors forty five percent of deposits. The county’s deposits total about $55 600.
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Iowa State Savings Bank
Linn County Board of Supervisors
Elevator refutes 13th passenger Baker
In South Bend Indiana a superstitious elevator operator would not admit Newton D Baker former secretary of war as he would have been the thirteenth rider. His identity was unknown to the operator so he waited for another car.
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South Bend
Ind
Newton D. Baker
Baker
Sugar Market News Quiet on Refined Sugar Rates
AP reports sugar prices steady with refined at ten points, while foreign exchange rates show varied cent values for Britain France Italy and others. Markets include Argentina Norway Sweden and Hong Kong with multiple currency figures and cross rates noted in New York and Montreal exchanges.
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Sugar Market
Sugar Quiet Pubares
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Hungary
Argentina
Hongkong
Menleo City
Montreal
Witnesses Shatter Hauptmann's Alibi in Lindbergh Kidnap Case
New Jersey and New York prepare for Hauptmann extradition or trial on extortion charges. DA Foley meets with Governor Moore and AG Wilentz to decide where Hauptmann will face trial. Billy Fawcett vows to oppose extradition. Betty Gow uncovers a key trail clue near Sourland mountains aiding the manhunt.
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New York
INS
Samuel J. Foley
Bronx
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
A. Harry Moore
David T. Wilentz
Hauptmann
Charles A. Lindbergh
James M. Fawcett
Carpenter
Albany
Herbert H. Lehman
Fawcett
Foley
James B. Sprachey
John A. Connelly
Phillip Goodheart
Betty Gow
Sourland Mountains
Col
Marion Service Club Budget Discussion and Upcoming Meetings
The Marion Service club reviewed its expense budget at a Monday session led by first vice-president Z. N. Lundy. Officers elected last spring will stay in place for the year as the group plans regular meetings on the first and fourth Tuesdays, with the first regular session set for Oct 9 at 7:30 p.m. at the club rooms.
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Marion Service Club
Z. N. Lundy
Sam Fulkerson
N. Lundy
W. C. Sheets
DeWitt Smith
L. O. Dickey
A. C. Sloss
Karl Kendall
Delta Sigma Delta
Marton High School
Adelaide Steenbergen
Robert Munson
Jeanette Titus
Margaret Albaugh
William Reed
Marion
Farewell Party For Richard Russy Moves To Florida
Miss Lillian Ann Harding hosted a farewell party for Richard Russy who is moving to Florida. Twenty guests enjoyed dances at five tables with high scores by Barbara Clark and Robert Newlin and consolation by Betty Wallace and Robert Maxson. Attendees included Harriette French Jean Lehdigh Barbara Clark Betty Wallace Mary Ellen Ford Mary Ellen Granger Lucille Cone Lilian Harlan Martha Jane Snell John Walters Richard Little Robert Maxson Bernard Ringland Lyle Manson Robert Hense James Fry Carlton Oxley and Robert Newlin.
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Lillian Ann Harding
Richard Russey
Florida
Barbara Clark
Robert Newlin
Betty Wallace
Robert Maxson
Harriette French
Jean Lehdigh
Mary Ellen Ford
Mary Ellen Granger
Lucille Cone
Lilian Harlan
Martha Jane Snell
John Walters
Richard Little
Bernard Ringland
Lyle
Birthday celebration honors two hostesses with games and gifts
Twenty friends surprised Mrs. Harlan Dye and Mrs. James Dunlap at Mrs. Dye's mother's home Monday. A two course luncheon followed by bridge and five hundred. High bridges scores went to Mrs. Dye and Mrs. Dunlap. high five hundred to Mrs. Charles Benedict and Mrs. Roy Houser. Gifts were presented to the two honored guests. Miss Mary Orelda Reiter of Iowa City visited Mrs. P. G. Harlan for the weekend.
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Gwendolyn Newlin
Margaret Oldfather
Ruth Rundquist
Ava Goodyear
Jean Jess
Bernice Hilleridge
Agnes Cary
Hilda Stirm
Harlan Dye
James Dunlap
Ickes Seeks Substantial New PWA Public Works Aid
Secretary Ickes told reporters he plans another large public works appropriation from the next Congress to sustain employment until private industry can resume full hiring. He clarified reports of a 1 billion dollar figure and said no amount has been decided. He noted about 200 million is needed for next year’s projects, mainly in reclamation power and flood control in the west, while most of the 3.7 billion previously available has been used, now backed by a revolving fund via bonds and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Washington
Ickes
Congress
PWA
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Educators Push For Wholesome Radio Programs
Washington AP educators urged the FCC to expand non commercial educational radio and limit advertising driven content. Dr Joy E. Morgan and Dr Arthur G. Crane described public demand for wholesome educational broadcasts and criticized current programs as degrading to children. They cited educational time under two and a half percent of total radio airtime.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Commission
National Committee On Education By Radio
Joy E. Morgan
Morgan
Arthur G. Crane
University of Wyoming
Dynamite Freight Train Bombed Near Pulaski
A coal freight train traveling from disputed mines was attacked early Tuesday two miles south of Pulaski Illinois. Investigators found detonating wires in a nearby cornfield and noted the blast used dynamite sparked by a battery, blowing five cars off the Illinois Central line.
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MT. Pulaski
Illinois Central
Here
Bank Robbers Strike Wallingford Bank for Over $20000
Five men robbed the Wallingford Bank and Trust company taking more than $20,000. They forced cashier George Wilkinson to open the safe while a teller was held at gunpoint. The bandits fled in an automobile.
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Wallingford, Conn
INS
Wallingford Bank and Trust Company
George Wilkinson
Anna Luby
Dressler Home Sold to Chicago Merchant in Hollywood
The late Marie Dressler’s Hollywood residence sold to Robert Mandel a Chicago merchant. The transaction received approval from Superior Court Commissioner J W Mullin Jr. Mandel bought the property as a winter home for 31500 dollars.
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Hollywood
Marie Dressler
Robert Mandel
Chicago
Superior Court
J. W. Mullin
Mandel
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Blairs Ferry Road
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