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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1933

Page

6

Hog Receipts Light as Chicago Market Rises Still

Top hogs climbed to 5.30 with total receipts across five markets about 21,100. Chicago totaled 9,000 and prices averaged near 3.95. cattle and sheep markets were mixed with steadier to higher action in East St Louis and Pittsburgh assessments.

Chis Cie Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffain East St Louis MIX. & Butchers Chicago Fort Buffalo Ban Huifers Watchy Wallalo East St Suilef Brance Lambs Fleling Lambs

Market Miscellany and Prices From Oceanic Trade Ledger

Nonsensical OCR fragment lists varied prices and items such as cattle stockers and cured goods, with figures like 940 and 675097. References to markets, auctions, and regional trade terms appear, but overall content is garbled and hard to interpret.

NRAO Code Upheld By Judge Against Refining Challenge

A judge upheld the NRAO code in a ruling rejecting a petition by Panima Refining and others seeking to restrain federal officials from enforcing provisions. The decision centers on code compliance and regulatory authority affecting the refining industry.

Tyipr Exhol Po Randoph Bivant Panima Refining Company Yesthata TeVt Athens T Pistriet Southport Refining

Iowa Livestock Market Update and Price Report

The report compiles livestock prices and market activity across Iowa for Monday. It lists prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep, with shifts in values and weight ranges, noting regional variations and comparisons to prior periods.

Grain markets idle as forecasts weigh on prices

Chicago AP reports grain markets idled on Tuesday as traders failed to sustain gains. Bearish unofficial estimates show about 4,000,000 acres of winter wheat may be sown this fall, down 10 percent from last year, pressuring prices. Wheat closed easy with declines, corn mixed, oats down, and provisions up by 35 cents.

Chicago Board of Trade United States

Grain Movement and Seed Prices Report

Grain movement figures show rye, oats, and timothy seed prices with per bushel or ton estimates. Listed seeds include white and 3, 4s rye, clover seed, and bare seed, with noted weights and price ranges such as 796 for Timothy seed and 1100 for clover seed.

Rome

Bond Markets Sees Tepid Start on Friday Trading

The New York bond market opened with a cautious tone as traders weigh scarce support and thin activity. Dealers noted limited price movement and a cautious mood amid overall stable Treasury pricing with several issues trading in narrow ranges.

Local hog prices rise on market with prime top at 4.55

Hog prices move higher on the local market with prime hogs up to 300 pounds 20 cents higher and over 10 cents higher. All packers are 20 cents higher. Prime top reaches 4.55. Calf market shows 130-190 lb calves around 3.50 to 3.55. Lambs in spring range 50 to 60 pounds around 5.50 to 6.76 per cwt with buck lambs at 61.00 noted.

Iowa Associated Press Mason City Sinclair

Wall St stocks drift in neutral market ahead of monetary cues

Stocks moved slowly on Wall Street as traders held in neutral turf waiting for developments in monetary policy. Moderate demand appeared for some metals and certain specialties while rails showed slight weakness. transfers ran near 900,000 shares.

New York

Davis Knew of Lottery Drawing Date Trial Testimony

In New York AP report the trial of James J Davis the Moose organization head and Theodore G Miller secretary centers on whether Davis set the lottery draw date. Wife John Merkle testified as did Miller via a letter saying January 3 was suggested by Davis and that the program would be carried out as discussed in Washington with plans to hold the show just before luncheon.

New York United States James J Dvas Davis Moose Theodore G Miller Moose Propagation Development Tre John Merkle Davis Oon Lows Mead Treadwell Miller Mokle Ge Progam Washington

Decorah Beats Burr Oak 5-2 in Sunday Baseball

Ossie Huarts earned the win for Decorah striking out seven and allowing two hits while Burr Oak managed seven hits. Decorah pitcher stood out with a solid performance as the team posted five runs to Burr Oak's two.

Ossie Orwell Huarts Decorah Decorah Burr Oak Ossie Luther College Des Moines Deosh

Missing Sterling Teen Tommy Hill Seeks Return Home

Tom­my Hill 16, son of Sanford Hill, vanished after being taken to Sterling city limits in a police car on Sept 8 and told to stay out of town or face vagrancy charges. He was last seen with two companions near Sterling with an elderly hobo. officers say he gave a fictitious name to investigators.

Tommy Hill Sanford Hill Third Street Sterling Colo Hill

U. S. and Britain Seek Money Truce

Washington talks begin on war debt negotiations to lay groundwork for a monetary conference in London before year end. Aims include stabilizing the dollar and pound and linking major currencies to ease global monetary stability despite political obstacles.

Washington Great Britain United Press United States London

Claims Farm Credit Loans Now Made At Million A Day

The Farm Credit Administration reports loans issued at a rate of one million dollars per day as President Roosevelt pushes credit expansion. Demand for four hundred million in loans already on file with twelve land banks is beyond capacity, with September totaling 4,390 loans worth 14,021,775 dollars.

Wahington Roosevelt Farm Credit Administration Henry Morgenthau, Jr Elbert S Goss Land Bank

Night Air Derby Flyers Head to Roosevelt Field

Air derby entrants from Glendale Compton and El Paso started departures for Roosevelt Field New York in swift legs Tuesday night. Russell left at 5 pm Root 505 Bowman Jr at 520 pm Merie Nelson followed at 625 pm. First Kansas City refueling at 655 pm with weather clear. Bowman, once believed disqualified, pressed on in hopes of eligibility after a long flight and cockpit gasping excuse.

Wichita Kan Air Russell Glendale Calif Roosevelt Field New York Russell Root Compton Frank D Bowman el Paso Tex Merie Nelson Los Angeles Kansas City Bowman

Warner Waives To Grand Jury In Fatal Crash

Clarence Varner 26 of 1111 J Avenue NE waived to the grand jury on a manslaughter charge after a Sunday automobile crash near Springville that killed 18 year old Lester Flick of Dubuque. Bond set at $1000 and not furnished. Varner drove a truck that struck Flicks bicycle on Highway 161. deputies found the truck lacking brakes and a horn.

Clarence Varner J Avenue NE G S Lightner Springville Lester Flick Dubuque Warner Flicks Sherif Jay Davis

Marconi Honored At World's Fair in Chicago

Senator Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of radio, to receive a gold medal at the Italian pavilion during a Tuesday reception at the World’s Fair. Prince Potenziani will present the award as Italian officials celebrate Marconi’s wireless achievements demonstrated in the Hall of Science.

Chicago Guelielmo Marconi Prince Potenziani Italan Marconi Marconis Marcori

Giants win first series game 4 102

The Giants outhit the Senators ten to five and won 4 to 2 as Hubbell held the Senators in check through most of the game. Key moments included Cronin and Schulte timely hits and strong defense ending with Jackson’s final putout. Myer faced three misplays tying a world series mark as Cruz and Ryan contributed errors.

Ryan Manush Cronin Schulte Jackson Hubbell Joe Kubel Bluege Luke Sewell Werry Giants Senators Hubbel Myer Joe Moore Buddy Sewell Mel Ott Jack Russell al Thomas Ott Terry Kuhel Russell Joe Cronin Washington Pilot Gus Mancuso Goslin Crutz Kubel Crowder Schumacher Goslia Hal Schumacher al Crowder Washington Capital

Hearing On $85,009 Road Bonds Oct 14

Linn county's board of supervisors schedules a budget hearing on the issuance of $85,000 in primary road refunding bonds Oct 14 at 10 am. The issue replaces an $85,000 issue due Nov 1 with $45,000 issued in May 1925 and $40,000 in May 1926. The sale is at the request of the state highway commission due to revenues from license fees being temporarily impounded by law.

Linn County Board of Supervisors

Roosevelt Reaches New York but Misses World Series Game

President Roosevelt arrives in New York after Chicago trip to the Legion convention and Century of Progress exposition. He goes home with Mrs Roosevelt but does not attend the opening World Series game, focusing on national matters.

New York Roosevelt Chicago Mrs Roosevelt

City Briefs And Personal Notices

George Giese charged with false pretenses demanded a hearing before Justice G S Lightner Tuesday. bond set at $500. M Reed of the Cooperative Dairy filed information accusing Giese of taking a can of cream worth $5. Found Not Guilty. Clara Mims Negro of 1122 Thirteenth Ave SE found not guilty on a gambling house charge. Sterling Muller 48 of 909 Ninth St SE pled not guilty to disturbing the peace. case dismissed. Raymond Pence 18 of Vinton, Ralph A Wilkins 38 of Marshalltown, George Hillmer 33, and E C Young 45 fined $10 and costs for intoxication.

George Giese G S. Lightner M Reed Co-operative Dairy Giese Clara Mims Thirteenth Avenue SE Sterling Muller Ninth Street Raymond Pence Vinton Ralph A Wilkins Marshalltown George Hillmer E. C Young

Marion WCTU display and community notes in Iowa town

The Marion itemized report covers a WCTU convention display at the Methodist church with historical uniforms and portraits including Mrs D R Hindman and Mrs L J McClellan. It notes visits, school talks by WCTU members, a Cedar Rapids dinner for Ida B Wise Smith, and various local social events and appointments.

D. R. Hindman N A. Baker R. Lee Taylor C. D. Winter Ida B. Wise Smith WC. T. U Commonwealth Tea Room Cedar Rapids

Birthday celebration at J W Dukek home 75th noted

J W Dukek and wife hosted a family gathering for his seventy fifth birthday on September 30 with children and grandchildren present. Nearby, O H Fahey returned from a trip to Chicago by way of Byron Elgin and Milwaukee after visiting friends and relatives at the World's Fair. City council held routine business including a storm sewer petition and library board appointment. St Pauls Lutheran youth supper planned for Wednesday and Marion Dance Club opens season with a Friday dance at Shadowland. Arthur and Mrs Cahn return from a Minnesota vacation to Cass Lake and Bever Lake.

J. W Dukek Sixth Street Dukek Mr Dukek Earl Dukek Emogene Donald Marjorie Charles Dukek Evelyn Hubert Blackford Ralph Marton Methodist Church O. H. Fahey Chicago Byron Elgin Milwaukee Twelfth Street Leon R. Blinks Public Library Board Arthur Cahn Cass Lake Bever Lake Minn

Lindberghs Brief Stop in Norway En Route Home

Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed in Stavanger Norway at 3 p m after a two hour 40 minute flight from Oslo. They plan to stay one day before continuing their journey home.

Lindberghs Norway Stavanger Charles A Lindbergh Oslo

Roy Stevens fined for intoxicated driving and banned from roads

Roy Stevens 40 was fined 300 dollars plus costs and forbidden to drive for three months by Judge H C Ring after being charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. A 90 day county jail term starts Sept 3 if the fine remains unpaid. Stevens was arrested Sept 3. Mans Lorenz Ahrendsen seeks divorce from Dorothy Ruth Ahrendsen on cruelty grounds and requests custody of two minor children. The couple married in Olin in 1923 and lived together until last August 7.

Roy Stevens H C Ring Stevens Mans Lorenz Ahrendsen Dorothy Ruth Ahrendsen Ahrendsens Olin

Allison Couple Injured In Crash Near Allison

Kepler and Mrs Kepler sustained broken leg and fractured pelvis when a car sideswiped the Oberbrocklings of Luxemberg near Allison Tuesday. The Oberbrocklings and three Kepler boys were unhurt.

Allison Waverly Kepler Alson John Oberbrockling Luxemburg Oberbrocklings

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