Hog Prices Fall as Receipts Rise Across Markets
Heavy hog receipts Thursday pushed Chicago prices lower from Wednesday with tops at 5.25 and an average around 4.20. Cattle and sheep activity varied by city with Chicago and Omaha showing slower trade, modest gains for fat lambs, and mixed outcomes across Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East St. Louis.
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Cleveland
Pittsburch
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
St. Louis
South &T Paris
Freders
Cuicwo
Bono
Rene
Emda
Sioux City
US Deptarte Culture
Hesaty Butchers Packing Son
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Omaha
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St Joseph
St Aul
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Pittsbure
Cincinnati
Cedar Rapids couples obtain marriage licenses
Virzil Houghton and Delores Scol Innbeth of Cedar Rapids wed Ford of Cedar Rapids with Daisy A Wisenart of Center Paint listed in the licenses.
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Virzil Houghton
Delores Scol- Innbeth
Cedar Rapids
Ned Ford
Daisy A Wisenart
Center
Hogs show weakness in local market prices
Local hog market trends fade as prime prices slip to 435 dollars per hundredweight and lighter cuts drop by five cents across grades. Prices vary by quality and condition as buyers note weaker demand and shifting packer activity.
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Sinclair Hog Market
Zac San
DRA Bae
Yao Phe
Tod Pecker
Grain Market Summary From Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain movement reports show cash grain prices in Chicago and Minneapolis with bids for wheat corn oats and barley. Prices reflect bids and receipts with notes on protein content and delivery months including rye and timothy with barley futures and feed oats prominent in market chatter.
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Chicago
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Farm Goods Listing
Local advertisement lists mixed farm commodities in Cedar Rapids including grain such as wheat oats and rye with prices. It also details livestock items like Leghorn hens spring chickens and various fruit and produce including oranges lemons Jonathan apples pears peaches and oysters in half gallons.
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Liquidations Force Drop in Wheat and Grains
Chicago market reports show wheat sliding nearly two cents per bushel amid a liquidation wave. Prices closed weak with December at 89 9/16, May at 93 3/4, corn down modestly, oats down about 1 1/4, and provisions mixed. News mentions Roosevelt's monetary policy address and Liverpool market weakness, with receipts modest and cash prices largely unchanged.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
Roosevelt
New York
Liverpool
Wall Street Holds Gains Amid Cautious Trading
Wall Street tempered its Friday rally as investors kept one eye on Washington and the other on the market. Commodities were largely listless, bonds mixed, and utility shares resisted while many equity groups retrenched from prior advances. Consolidated Gas Public Service of New Jersey and North American gained about half a point as traders watched varied price movements across a broad list of stocks and sectors.
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Wall Street
Washington
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of
New Jersey
North American
Markets Report From New York and Chicago Produce Lines
The market summary covers receipts and prices across commodities including poultry eggs and butter in New York and Chicago. It notes steady or altered movement, with futures showing price levels for flour and other staples, alongside storage and shipment standards reflected by AP pipes and regional trading signals.
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Ainehan Et Biater
Cicago
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Births at Mercy Hospital Highlight Local Families
October births announced for three families at Mercy Hospital. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Wene Satinsky at 3042 Center Point Road NE on October 3. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ted Nesper at 2022 A Avenue NE on October 4. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Connes at Sixth Avenue SE on October Saturday.
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Wene Satinsky
Center Point Road
Mercy Hospital
Ted Nesper
Avenue
Mercs Hospital
Daugher
Lioyd Connes
Sixth Avenue
Bond Market Slips Amid Mixed Speculation And Rates
The New York AP report notes a modest advance in the bond market followed by resistance in speculative sectors as government and corporate securities moved toward varied levels. Treasury notes and 4s traded near prior ranges while Liberte and other issues showed mixed performance as investors weighed inflation and demand.
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SPW York Bond Review
NEW York
Plot to Mar Warburton Face Draws Grand Jury Action
Los Angeles grand jury to hear a probe of a plot to disfigure film actor John Warburton after an alleged remark about actress Alice White. Witnesses include Sidney Bartlett Dave Miller Martin Block Russell Brown and other theater figures. details in an unusual mixed docket featuring cemetery notices and patent references.
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Grand Jury
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Sidney Bartlett
Finner
Dave Miller
Chicago
Martin Block
Russell B Brown
Dharecs Poller
Block
Brown
Bartlett
Nazis Denounced by Labor Speaker at AFL Convention
At the AFL convention a British Trades Union Congress delegate James Bowtn argued international financiers back Hitler to crush democracy. Rowan cited Einstein’s brown book alleging Hitler financing by industrialists and claimed a small, sinister conspiracy by former ruling classes seeks to regain power after defeat in the war.
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Trades Union Congress
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Rowan
Albert Einstein
Hitler
Henry Ford
Hayes Elected Ad Legion Commander At Convention
Hayes was elected national commander by acclamation after a strong showing by supporters. The platform urged crime curbs, tighter immigration limits, and a robust national defense including a 14,000 officer army, 165,000 enlisted, a 210,000 strong National Guard, and expanded air force and training programs. Louis A Johnson will return to law practice in Clarksburg, West Virginia.
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America
National Guard
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Louis A Johnson
Clarksburg
Former Wisconsin Boy Sheriff Gets 15 Years In Prison
Lyall Wright, once dubbed the Juneau county boy sheriff, was found guilty as an accessory to the New Lisbon state bank robbery on July 10. Judge E W Crosby sentenced him to 15 to 30 years in the state prison.
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Maulton
Wis
Lyall Wright
Juneau County
New Lisbon
E. W Crosby
Pedregal to Form Cabinet in Spain
Madrid reports Jose Manuel Pedregal accepted the president's invitation to form a new cabinet to replace the fallen government of Alejandro Lerroux. Evidence says the move aims to restore stability as Spain faces political crisis and ongoing reforms.
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Spain
Madrid
Jose Manuel Pedregal
Alejandro Lerroux
Faville Seeks More Testimony in Collins Farm Suit
Federal Master F F Faville ordered corroborating testimony on the 165 Collins Farms in Cedar Rapids as Equitable Life sues for a $3,000,000 foreclosure. Banker M M Thompson described farm conditions, but admitted some details came from tenants and that fertilization status was uncertain.
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F. F. Faville
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States
New York
Collins Farms Company
Cedar Rapids
Equitable Company
M. M.thompson
Forest City
H. M. Havner
Thompson
Fayille
John D Jr Calls For Less Lawlessness In Prohibition
John D Jr argues law must reflect public will and not coercion. Rockefeller, a teetotaler, says total abstinence is wisest but the 18th Amendment failed. the next best aim is temperance and smarter lawmaking grounded in what people will obey.
Vinton Man Fined 300 for Drunken Driving
Maurice Grovert 29 of Vinton was fined 300 and costs in district court for drunk driving. He was banned from driving for three months after a head on collision with a Nebraska car on highway 30 near Cedar Rapids. Supporting witnesses noted Grovert attempted to pass another vehicle when the crash occurred. Woodhill and Harlan suffered minor injuries.
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Vinton
H C. Ring
G K. Thompson
Grovert
George Woodhill
Walthill
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Jay Davis
Edward Harlan
Woodhill
Marion WCTU raises 844.50 at bank offering service
The state convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a morning service in Marion, collecting 844.50 including a 25 gift from president Ida B. Wise Smith. The event featured a sacrament, prayers, a vocal duet, a demonstration The Crucible, and talks on thankfulness and temperance.
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W.C.T U
Ida B. Wise Smith
Lucile Shadle
Verle Breed
Matilda Sanborn
la Verna Crew
Emma Amburn Arnold
H. Johnson
John Barleycorn
Dan Polling
Winifred Barnes
Benedict
Des Moines
Maurice Nelson
Earlham
W. C.T. U. Champion
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Observe Curfew Hour on Cadillac Mountain
On Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park New England enforces a curfew each night. Ranger stops at the mountain road junction with Eagle Lake road and chains the road to prevent motorists from driving after dark. John D Rockefeller Jr. financed the road up the mountain and donated it to the government.
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Mount Desert Island
New England
Cadillac Mountain
Acadia National Park
Maine
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Mountain Road
Eagle Lake Road
Crazed by Fall Ends Life in Windmill Drop
In Taops Minnesota a 55 year old farmer Joseph Gilgenbach reportedly crazed after a sixty foot fall from a windmill walked into his home and told his wife I think I'm going crazy then seized a shotgun and killed himself. A physician said he had head injuries but no broken bones.
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Taops, Minn
Joseph Gilgenbach
Death notices for Mrs. Nancy Dunahoo and Americus V. King
Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy Dunahoo are set for Friday at 11 a.m. in the Roiin West Side chapel with Rev. E. B Prye and Cedar Rebekah lodge assisting, burial in Columbus City after calling hours Thursday. Separately, funeral services for Americus V. King are planned for Friday at 2 p.m. in the Beatty chapel, with the Rev. Frye officiating and burial in Linwood cemetery.
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Nancy Dunahoo
Roiin West Side
E. B Prye
Cedar Rebekah Lodge
Columbus City
A. V. King
Americus V King
Beatty Chapel
Local Life Notes and Visits Highlight Busy Week
A Cedar Rapids gathering and many travels fill the week. William Franks undergoes surgery at St Luke's with complications from a wall scratch. Several attend the WCTU convention in Iowa City and the Century of Progress in Chicago. 4-H teams head to Waterloo for a Dairy Cattle Congress while Lions discuss fellowship through service clubs.
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St. Luke's Hospital
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St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Linn
Eleanor Hanson
Dorothy Wetzel
Iane Hanson
Waterloo
Haive
W. M. Wetzel
Lions Club
Hallwood Cafe
C. A. Beems
Cedar Rapids
One Death Reported As Los Angeles Hottest Day Of Year
A heat wave in Los Angeles reached 100 degrees marking the hottest day of the year. Herman Fisher, 65, died of a heart attack attributed to the high temperatures suffered on a pass bench. Nearby cities reported highs of 103 in Pasadena, Burbank, and Glendale, and 104 in Riverside as the desert blast swept across Southern California.
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Herman Fisher
Desert
California
Pasadena
Burbank
Glendalg
Riverside
Mercury
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