Hog Prices Steady To Higher Chicago Top At 5.35
Unofficial Monday receipts show hogs in Chicago steady to higher with Friday’s averages. Top on choice hogs reached 5.35, around 4.30 on average, while East St. Louis and Pittsburgh markets varied with gains and holdovers. Cattle and sheep receipts and prices fluctuated, with Chicago cattle about 25 cents lower for the week and sheep stronger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
East St. Louis
D & Butch's
Des Moines
Towa
Minnesota
Eeegha
INS
Arkets
ORS
Kansas
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Peas
L & Tent
Braden
Bucks
Therones
Chicago cattle and hog markets shift as receipts rise
Cattle receipts rise with fed steers and yearlings mostly weaker by 25 to 40 cents. cows and bulls also down. Sheep and hog markets show mixed trends with fat lambs firmer and some larger declines in lighter hogs. top prices touch around 690 to 690 for yearlings, while sow and feeder value varies across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U 5S
Dept Agriculture
Werah
Muchueek
Omameia Pivestochr
Omaha AP
Ty AM Tower
Voan
Strane
STFC
Foreign exchange rates and commodity notes in New York
Mixed foreign exchange values show cents per unit for major currencies with additional mentions of Tokio Shanghai Hongkong and Montreal. The report also lists flour market figures in Minneapolis with price notes for various sacks and goods including cotton, beans, and standard shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Spain
Greece
Poland
Austria
Brazil
Shanghai
Hongkong
Montreal
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Miscellaneous Goods Listing
A Cobbled notice from Cedar Rapids lists diverse items including grains such as wheat and barley, feed prices, heavy and light poultry and roosters, and farm produce prices. It also shows wholesale fruits and vegetables with several fruit types and local produce prices, plus hides and farm equipment notes.
Markets Report From Chicago Commodities and Receipts
The Chicago markets show receipts across meats dairy poultry and produce with prices steady to firm. Reports list beef pork and butter receipts and futures while noting no major price changes amid mixed supply conditions and ongoing stock levels.
Grain Market Reverses losses in late rally
Chicago traders saw erratic price action with an initial advance tied to a government loan plan, followed by broad liquidation that pushed wheat corn and oats to season lows. A late rally recovered losses leaving wheat up modestly and corn and oats mixed as provisions stayed unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Summary
Chicago cash grain quotes show mixed bids across corn wheat oats rye barley timothy and clover seed. Prices listed include No 2 mixed corn around 44c, No 2 yellow corn near 38c, No 1 yellow about 37c, No 3 yellow 35c, No 2 white oats 28c, and timothy and clover seed priced at 75 and 12 dollars per cwt respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wall Street Stocks Drift in Slow Saturday Trading
Wall Street trading moved at a snail's pace as grains and other commodities caused irregularity. Stocks dipped and rallied listlessly with transfers near 600,000 shares. alcohols and specialties showed mild support while overall activity remained dull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Schenley
American Commercial Alcohol
New York Traction
Celanese
Industrial Rayon
Case
Bond Markets Report Quiet Trading In Government Securities
New York bonds closed with Liberty issues trading near par. Liberty 3s at 102, Liberty First 4% at 103, Treasury 4s around 47 to 52, and various Treasury notes quoted between 101 and 106.10. Treasury 3s and 3qs shown mixed results as markets eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty
Treasury
Lindberghs Remain Mystery Guests Of Kin In Wales
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh stayed as mystery guests at the home of Aubrey Morgan in St Brides Superb Ely Wales. Reporters encamped for days seeking the couple’s plans while the Lindberghs avoided photos and interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindberghs
Wales
ST Bride's Super-Ely
INS
Charles A Lindbergh
Aubrey Morgan
Lindbergh
Mrs. Lindberghs
Landis Named to Federal Trade Commission
President Roosevelt announced the appointment of Prof James M Landis of Harvard Law School to the Federal Trade Commission replacing Raymond Stevens whose term expired in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
James M Landis
Harvard Law School
Federal Trade Commission
Raymond Stevens
Missionaries dispute Chinese malaria death claims in Kiangsi
Foreign missionaries returning from Kiangsi province deny government reports that malaria is killing thousands. They say the figures are false and intended to solicit foreign relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow China
Naional
Kiangsi
Embassy romance ends in ceremony as Grew daughter weds Lyon
Miss Elizabeth Sturgis Grew daughter of U S Ambassador Joseph Clark Grew and Mrs Grew and Cecil Burton Lyon third secretary at the American embassy were married Saturday in the embassy In France drivers of all public vehicles and motor trucks must submit to a physical examination Drivers of private cars who have caused an accident must also have an examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Elizabeth Sturgis Grew
United States
Joseph Clark Grew
Grew
Cecil Burton Lyon
France
Adeliza Daniels
Eighth Avenue
Elizabeth Irving
Pasadena
Calif
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Oscar Byam
Merle McEnany
Harry Blackford
Earle Brockman
City
Snell
Belle Plaine
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs are steady on the focal market with no changes in any grades. The top price holds at 4.60 while calf and sheep markets show mixed values and lighter lambs bring around 5.00 to 7.60 per hundredweight, based on quality.
Will Rogers on Chicago American Legion resolutions
Will Rogers notes the Chicago American Legion’s unanimous support for sound money. He argues the public cares about the dollar’s value and mocks those who argue on economics, urging clear monetary understanding.
City Briefs And Personals In Ames And Council Bluffs
Mr and Mrs A G Charter 314 A avenue NW returned from Ames and near Council Bluffs where Mr Charter was four weeks on business. 8 O Clock Tonight closes Want Ads in the Big Sunday Gazette. Judge Powell collected licenses from four motorists who preferred walking to fines. Frank Volak surrendered for thirty days on reckless driving. D R Rogers lost his for thirty days for speeding. Charles Diggens Jr and Elmer Perrigo were deprived of driving rights for fifteen days each for speeding. Fines of ten dollars and costs for speeding were levied against Wendell Delzell and W C Ravier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Charter
A Avenue NW
Ames
Council Bluffs
Charter
Thomas B. Powell
Frank Volak
Nineteenth Avenue SW
D.R. Rogers
Fifth Avenue SE
Charles Diggens, Jr
Eleventh Street NW
Elmer Perrigo
First Avenue E
Wendell Delzell
Bever Avenue
W. C. Ravier
Second Street
Court House News Dismissals In Auto Crash Actions
A $7,500 damage suit over Ed Waddington's death from a vehicle crash near Marion Feb 10 1932 was dismissed with prejudice on settlement before Judge A B Clark. Several other auto crash actions were resolved or dismissed with prejudice, including Norma Hurst v Richard H Buresh and related cases, with judgments or confessed offers summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Waddington
Ivan Larson
Waddington
Highway No. 161
Marion
A. B Clark
Willam Waddington
Larson
Norma Hurst
H C Ring
Richard H Buresh
Buresh
First Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street E
Alice Hurst
Clara Miller
Ring
Tom Smiths
Andrew Lorenzen
Clark
First Street
Eighth Avenue
Abbie Hatfield
Cedar Rapids
Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Mark Van Anthony Jr and Cecile Parmeter both of Cedar Rapids Carl McClean and Daisy West both of Cedar Rapids Frank Joens and Martha Kuncl Irvin Fleerschinger and Letha Eggers, both of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark van Anthony Jr
Cecile Parmeter
Cedar Rapids
Carl McClean
Daisy West
Frank Joens
Martha Kuncl
Irvin Fleerschinger
Letha Eggers
Deaths of Mrs Ella O'Donnell and Joseph Kroupa
Mrs Ella O'Donnell aged 71 widow of Patrick O'Donnell died at Cedar Rapids hospital Friday afternoon after a short illness. Survived by three sons Edward Joseph Felix and six grandchildren. funeral Monday at 9am at Immaculate Conception Church with Msgr Toomey. burial Mount Calvary. Joseph Kroupa former Cedar Rapids resident died in Czechoslovakia on September 14 after a lingering illness. had lived in Cedar Rapids 25 years and returned to his homeland in 1921.
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Ella O'Donnell
Patrick O'Donnell
Third Street
Parnell
Cedar Rapids
Edward
Burlington
Joseph
Felix
Edward Bradley
Wagner, S. D
Immaculate Conception
Msgr J . Toomey
Mount Calvary
Joseph Kroupa
Frances Hodge
Eleventh Street
Czechoslovakia
Two Men Indicted In Warburton Case
Los Angeles based report states Martin Block and Russell Brown were indicted by a grand jury for the September 16 robbery of John Warburton a noted British matinee idol and Hollywood actor. Both men remained jailed after failing to post 25 000 bonds each. Deputy DA Percy Hammon said two others Alice White and Sidney Bartlett were not implicated in the grand jury testimony. A separate line notes a Scottish woman has lived in the same Stirlingshire home for sixty three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
INS
Martin Block
Russell Brown
John Warburton
Holylwood
Warburton
Percy Hammon
Alice White
Sidney Bartlett
Studies Recognition of Soviet Russia
President Roosevelt weighs a cautious memorandum on recognizing Soviet Russia amid opposition from the American Legion and American Federation of Labor. A final decision may come after negotiations on several points. Russia seeks diplomatic recognition and credits to buy goods, while the U.S. seeks guarantees and repudiation reversals before full commercial ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Russia
M. Litvinoff
America
Sexton Elected Head of Linn County Reserve Officers
Capt. Charles R. Sexton was elected president of the Linn County Reserve Officers for 1933 34 at the Montrose hotel dinner meeting. Thomas F. Suchomel was former president and Col. John R. Gardner was elected vice president. Officers include Lieut. G B Nemec secretary and Lieut. B R Averill treasurer. Col. Mull spoke on the battle of Tennenberg and the German trap that surrounded a 175 000 strong Russian army, yielding 90 000 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Sexton
Linn County Reserve Officers
Montrose Hotel
Sexton
Thomas F. Suchomel
John R. Gardner
Lisbon
G. B. Nemec
Jack Donnell
B. R. Averill
L. A. Kessler
O. W. Mull
Tennenberg
Col. Mull
Code For Farmers To Be Laid Before Roosevelt Today
A code for America's 6,000,000 farmers was to be presented to President Roosevelt by farm groups led by Kennedy of the National Farmers Union and John Bosch of the National Farmers Holiday Association. They met NRA officials and Wallace, Peek, and other farm authorities and reported broad support and feasibility. The plan envisions a nine member national council and fair labor provisions including a ten hour day for farm labor and monthly hour caps, with wage scale talks possible with the AFL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Roosevelt
Eye Kennedy
National Farmers Union
John Bosch
National Farmers Holiday Association
NRA
Henry A. Wallace
George N Peek
AAA
Sen. Frazier
Rep
N D
White House
Middle West
Kennedy
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
American Federation of Labor
Lupe Velez and Weissmuller Puzzle Hollywood
In Los Angeles AP reports Lupe Velez says she will marry Johnny Weissmuller within four days. Weissmuller, recently divorced from Bobbe Arnst, counters that he will stay out of trouble. The pair have been close friends for months with Weissmuller replacing Gary Cooper in Velez’s affections.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Weissmuller
Lupe Velez
Hollywood
Miss Velez
Weissmuller
Bobbe Arnst
Gary Cooper
International Phone Head Dies In Paris
Hernand Behn president and co founder of International Telephone and Telegraph died in Paris at St. Jean de Luz after a four week battle with illness. He was 53 years old. Behn and his brother Sosthenes built the company into a major global telecom empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hernand Behn
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
St. Jean de Luz
Behn
Sosthenes
Marion social items highlight visits and events
Mrs. Fred Kilmeyer hosted guests including Mrs. Charles Webster and daughter Carol from Oakland California. The Hazel Ridge school held a wiener roast with families and neighbors attending. Barn yard frolics at the Methodist church attracted a large crowd with dances and skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kilmeyer
Charles Webster
Carol
Oakland
Calif
Roland Schrimper
Gerald Byron
Richard
Merlen Schrimper
John
Marie Quaas
Nellie Bigger
Howard Schrimper
Fred du Mont
Hazel Ridge
Louis White Timber
Elmer Davis
Mary Jane
George
William Kassler
Geraldine
Milton Pflughaupt
Dorothy
Arlene
Robert
Helen
Margaret
Arlene Terpkosh
Evelyn Fillmore
Anna Mary
Betty Jean Coonrod
Edythe McGowan
Louis White
Mason
Carl McGowan
Ellyn, Glenn
Alice McGowan
Emaline Ratcliffe
Dan Miller
Barn Yard
Methodist Church
Ralph Hanson
Marion
J. L. Papes
Bernice Reynolds
Betty Murphey
Clarabelle Goodyear
Esther Price
Virginia Murray
Iva C. Hess
Eleanor Hanson
Ruth Russell
Marion Area Churches Weekly Services and Schedules
A list of Sunday services for multiple churches in Marion including Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and Neighborhood Chapel. It details pastors, Sunday schools, worship times, sermon subjects, youth programs, and special events such as harvest social and candle light service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bridwell
Raymond Eckhart
St. Joseph's
T. J. McElliott
Seremon Subject
F. S. Skinner
Gerald Thomas
Norman Waffle
Cedar Rapids
Harvest Home
Free Methodist
H. M. Williamson
Methodist Episcopal
John M. Walters
Howard M. Ti
Tus
Church of Youth
Epworth League
Dr. Walters
W. Fisher
W. B. Sebern
Irvin Ford
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Carl E. Krog
William Mathis
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Sheen
Kansas City
U. S. Dept Agriculture
Tate
Jowa Hog Fricks
KY Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
ST Joseph Livestock
ST Joseph
API
U 8 Dept. Agriculture
Chicago Livestock
Sioux City
IUS Dept
Gratin
Nétice
Frances
California
Prodece
APL
Rutter
Edo
RABO
Sevenias
Cemnard
Perawe
S&s
Wiseanen
Minnpsatn Narthy Dan
Red Rover
Mayne Land
Ohios
Waltry
Tritris Chic AG
Lamson Beathere and Co. R. Eg
Disbrow
Cedar Rapida
Merchants National Bane
Northe West
Duluth
ST Louis
Wall St
J. Z. Bennett
Elephone
Merchants National Tone
Adams Express
Indus Rayon
Papo Utron
Allegheny Corp
Allied Chem
Intl Nickel
Allis Chalmers
Inti Tetfel
Amerada Corpn
Johns Manville
Amn
Loews, Inc
Lorthard
Amn Steel Fdys
McKeesport
McKesson Rob Ha
Mathieson Ark
Miami Copper
Kans Tex
Amnaconda
Mont
Ark Nat Gas
Murray Corp
Armour Pfd
Nash Motors
Armour A
Biscuit
Armour
Reth Steel No. Barn Nor Pac
Bohn Alum
North Am
Os Ray Borden Co
Ohio Owl
Borg Warner
Qils Steel
Briegs Miz
Panta Nt
Brooklyn
Burroughs
Penick & Ford
Byers AM
Penn RR
Cal Heels
Peoples Gas
Phelps Hatterly
Proctor Gambel
Cerro de Pasco
Pullman Co
Ohio
Real Silk Oil
Coca Cola
Reyn
Seahoard Oil
Attace Garbo
Sears Roehicka
Elec
Senica
Shell Union
Shell Union A8, Comw Southern
Simmons Co
Concoleuum
Skelly Onl
Consol Ins
Sacany
Consol Ou
Gansol
Sperry A Corn Products
Crown Ars
Gas Curtis Wright
B .Rand
Dame Mines
Frisea
United Gene Ars Sey Warne
Jose Webster
Eastman Kodak
Studebaker Bt Eee Samos T Stites Motors
Unt Corp
Gien Foods
Gillette SR
Gimbel Bros
Glidden Co
Soren Aoodyear
Graham Paige
UKPYA
Warner Bros
Warren Bros
Ween Union
Gulf Stae Steel
Weetghouse
Hershey
Westahouse el
Houston Oj
Wilson and Co
Chicago Corp
Quaker Prowse
Cord Corp
Swift Aed
Tan
G Horsemann
Swift
Griesby
Us&s
Gersum
Lynch Corn Tite Yates
James M. Landis
Federal Trade Board
Sinclair
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Will
BIG Sunday Gazette
Dial 2
Court House News
Ann Ore Nee
Mie
Stirlingshire
Scotland
Soviet Russia
International
Marion News
Ben Gill
Lucie Munier
Bernita Sebern
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. EB. Krog
Merle Whitcomb
Monticello
Minnie
Metta Whitcomb
Central City
Will Craft
L. J. Craft
Sarah O'Kelley
John O'Kelley
Jerry Akers
Roy
Mary
Julia Akers
Deep River
Wis
Douglas Ross
Irma Langhoff
Walter Morrison
Mount Vernon
Jinen Am
Oss
Fred Langhoff
Edith Holdt
Wesley Baremore
Bloomington, Il
Little Brown Church
Nashua
Baremore
Langhoff
Irving Finger
Iowa City
Edith Lehrerman
L. O. Dickey
Marion Shakespeare Club
Addie Shumack
J L. Papes
Shumack
Albert Bragg
Delbert Pugh
Ida Hall
Hope Pudney
Norwich
N. X
Anamosa
Marion Inter
Marion High School
Will Coons
la Plata
J. G. Coons
J. C. Fulkerson
Harold Peck
Iowa Halls
Depot Cafe
L. C. Smith
Friday
Harley Breed
Kate Fuessley
Center Point
Alice Krapf
Shadowland
Dick Zimmer
Carl Case
Fred Beebe
Springville
W. E. Fisher
Eleanor Fisher
Wilfred Bell
Near Coggan
Louisa Bell
Clyde Kearns
Valentine Kearns
Wiliam Kearns
Mabel Kearns
M. E. Francis
Emma Reber
Perry
Mrs
Willarth
Sunday School
Catherine Crane
Harold Horn
Methodist Sunday School
Florence Scott
Everett Rhodes
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Rhodes
Scott
Donald Drake
Nettle Northrop
Mrs. Drake
J. Northrop
Millard Wetzel
Eleanor and
Iane Hanson
Dorothy Wetzel
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ethel Hart
Charlotte Shelver
Olin
Pearl Fowler
Entre Nous Club
William Elliott
Marion Churches
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Brookfield
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