Hog Prices Top at 5 45 as Receipts Shrink
Chicago hog prices surge to the season high as limited receipts support an advance to around 5 45 per cwt with bids 10 to 20 cents higher. Cattle and sheep activity mixed across markets including Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St Louis and Omaha with overall receipts about 23 000 across five markets and cattle at Chicago around 5 25.
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East Buffalo
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East St. Louis
Omaha
S Dent Agriculture
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Kansas City
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Lawson
St Joseph
Sioux City
Pauaaa
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Inna
Wheat Prices Edge Up Ahead of Roosevelt Speech
Grain trade activity focused on President Roosevelt’s planned speech in New York. Wheat futures closed firmer with Dec at 90 3/4 cents and May at 94 1/4 to 95, as buyers purchased 1,250,000 bushels of Canadian wheat and weather favored threshing in the Canadian prairies. Corn and oats saw modest moves while provisions varied.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
New York
Winnipeg
Local Hog Prices Rise Across Markets
Hog prices on the local market climb with all grades up 10 cents. Top quote reaches 4.65 per hundredweight led by Sinclair Hog Market with Prime hogs across weight classes and premiums based on quality. Calf and sheep markets show modest gains for light lambs and buck lambs amid quality adjustments.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Cood Packers
Ottumwa
Mason City
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
A mixed listing of farm commodities and wholesale prices in Cedar Rapids. Wheat oats rye barley corn hay straw heavy hens leghorn hens eggs wholesale fruits vegetables citrus and potatoes with varied unit prices and bulk quantities.
Grain Market Jumbles With Mixed Corn and Wheat Prices
Market notes show fluctuating bids for corn and wheat with irregular pricing. Trade chatter mentions barley and other cereals, while buyers and sellers await clearer signals from regional exchanges.
Wall Street Stocks Rally On Short Covering
Stocks rose briskly in New York as traders covered shorts and re accumulated, lifting shares 1 to 4 points before volume faded. Metals and rail issues led gains with Union Pacific and Homestake Mining among notable movers while prices stayed relatively firm despite a soft pace and late dullness.
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Securities
Staples
Union Pacific
National Distillers
American Commercial Alcohol, Celanese
Allied Chemical
Germany Moves To End Press Freedom
Berlin reports the cabinet approved the first section of a Goebbels drafted press law aimed at ending press freedom in the Reich. It defines editors as editorial staff and requires Aryan citizenship and German blood, with state oversight and possible press courts to bar editors from the profession.
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Joseph Goebbels
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Reich
Legion Calls for National Unity Against Bonus Payments
National Commander Louis A Johnson urged legionnaires to back the program of country before self and warned against fighting the National Economy Act. A legislative committee rejected six states resolutions calling for immediate bonus payments and instead urged cancellation of interest on loans tied to veterans notes.
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New Mexico State Department
Johnson
Louis A Johnson
Legionnaires
Legion
Illinois
Mussouri
South Dakota
Texas
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Wright Patman
Two Killed in Army Plane Crash Near Annapolis
An army twin motored plane en route from Langley Field Virginia to Middletown Pennsylvania crashed in a field northwest of Annapolis on Wednesday killing two men. The dead are Second Lieutenant Richard C Booker of Phoebus Virginia and enlisted man William L Rhoads of Hampton Virginia. The craft went into a spin and struck a tree.
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Langley Field
Middletown
Richard C Booker
Phoebus
William L Rhoads
Hampton V
Four Men Injured in Ambridge Steel Strike Clash
At the Spang-Chalfant Seamless Tube plant in Ambridge Pennsylvania four men were injured during a strike clash. Three workers were beaten and one picket shot. one worker was reported in serious condition. About 400 pickets confronted employees entering the plant as deputies aided workers.
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Ambridge Steel Plant
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Sherifs
One Killed In Clash At Indiana Mine
A worker was killed and another severely beaten at the Star burn coal mine near Shelburn Indiana during a clash between picketers and non union men. Frank Stadler and Wilford were named among the picketers. the mine superintendent Crede Fitzpatrick drove an automobile that struck and killed Wilford, per Sullivan county sheriff reports.
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Cleve Lewellen
Sullivan County
Iowa In Brief Covers Obits From Central City to Monticello
Central City John William Craft died at 69 after a long illness. Funeral at the Craft home with burial in Jordan’s Grove cemetery. George W. Corley pioneer of Montour buried after funeral services. Mollie E Helgerson Schmidt wife of Rev Otto Schmidt dies in Decorah. Rochester University of Iowa players staged Confessional at homecoming. Harriet Schultz 23 Zwingle burns from gasoline incident. Earl Martin Farley arrested Manchester for intoxication after car crash. Postville pioneer John P Welzel dies paralytic stroke. Charles Woodis former Tipton merchant buried in Tipton. Mrs James Clendenennen 68 of Earlville dies. funeral in Earlville. Monticello rehearsals for The Hoodoo comedy by junior class.
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Freda Eilers
Cedar Entry Dominates Waterloo Show Across Classes
Cedar entry wins grand, reserve grand, and junior championships at Waterloo dairy show. Iowa State College takes mare foal class. Steh! brothers win yearling mare. Lavender Lady earns grand champion Jersey cow and calf. Ayrshire grand champion Westburn Spicy Lass 4th Imp from Sycamore farms. Guernsey group wins top titles with Lynbrook Monarchs Secret and Highland Place Monsieur. In canning, Mrs. W. E. Sanders tops with 21 firsts. More than 900 cans entered. Holstein Brown Swiss judging set for Thursday.
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Sycamore
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Unions Urge Roosevelt Action On Public Works Speed
Eight national and international unions urged the President to speed the public works program or remove officials in charge. They argued laxity or inefficiency wastes the 3.3 billion fund, leaving many industrial workers in want, with the resolution signed by several trades and unions and referred to a committee.
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Testimony In Terzo Arson Fraud Trial Begins
State's evidence opens in district court before Judge H C Ring and a jury in the arson fraud case of Vincent Cerame Terzo 45 of Brooklyn New York accused of setting fire to an almost completed southwest side apartment building in late 1921 to defraud insurers FE W Winter the former Cedar Rapids and now Davenport electrical contractor testified as the first witness A jury was impaneled before Judge A B Clark to hear Weldon Kepler's $6290 personal injury suit against J G Wilson stemming from a July 3 1931 automobile collision at Estherville with plaintiff claiming a permanent injury to his left arm.
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New York City
W Winter Electrical Contractor
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
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Estherville
Lindberghs Fly From Norway To England
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrived at Woolston seaplane airport in Southampton after a flight from Stavanger Norway. It was Col Lindbergh’s first England visit since his famous New York to Paris transatlantic flight.
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Paris
Chumbley Wins Transcontinental Night Flying Race
New York City pilot Chumbley won the trans continental night air race finishing at Roosevelt Field after taking off from Wichita Tuesday night. His elapsed time for the Wichita to Roosevelt leg was 12 hours 9 minutes with a total Los Angeles to New York trip of 24 hours 26 minutes earning $1,500 and the trophy.
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API
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M . Chumbley
New York City
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New York
Gets Life Term For Ogden Bank Holdup
Thaddeus Riner a 21 year old Sioux City man and preacher's son confessed to robbing the First National Bank at Ogden near Boone last Saturday He pleaded guilty to entering a bank with intent to rob He was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary at Fort Madison and will begin serving immediately.
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Marion completes sewage plant loan grant secured
Washington allocates Marion a 20000 loan and grant for the sewage disposal plant with 5000 grant and 15000 loan backed by 4 per cent special tax bonds. Construction supervision is by the Howard R Green company of Cedar Rapids as work proceeds with RFPC funds and county help. The OOP club opens its year with a dinner at Mrs Vaughn's home and plans a Buy America program.
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Vera Carson
Ruth Lemnbaugh
Lulu B. Secrist
America
Martha Elliott
Marion Social Clubs Hear New Officers and Meetings
Mrs. Frank Straley was elected Ameigo club president at Mrs. Ed Sigfred’s home. The U.S. Circle plans a Oct 11 meeting with Mrs. Harold Scott. rural Marion township teachers hold a 6:30 picnic at Miss Lucille Huff’s home. Prairie Union club hosts at Frank Plummer home and other organizations meet across Marion with various programs and guest travels.
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C. B. Vernon
Los Angeles
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U.S
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R. W. Singleton
Carl Wiley
Marion Township
Lucille Huff
Prairie Union Club
Frank Plummer
Notices to bidders for concrete box culvert project
Sealed bids will be received at the office of the County Auditor Cedar Rapids Linn County Town until 10 30 o clock A M October 7 1933 for the purchase of 48 3 Cubic Yards Concrete for a concrete box culvert on Project No 10 of the 2 year Road Program Section 12 84 8 in Mooroe Township Bridge No 2451 Bids opened after closing. A certified check or cashier's check amounting to five percent of bid payable to the County Auditor must accompany each bid. If awarded and the bidder fails to execute a contract and file a bond within ten days after acceptance the check is forfeited. The County Board may waive technicalities and reject bids. All contracts require Public Works Engineer approval. Proposals on County furnished forms only. Cedar Rapids Iowa October 3 1933 ROBT M VESELY County Auditor
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Linn
Mooroe Township
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