Hog Prices Hit New 1932 High As Receipts Lag
Hog market tops at $5.55 per cwt the highest since July 1932 with Monday top quotes and light receipts across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis. Total five market receipts run around 39 710 with Chicago at 25 000 and average price near 45 25. Sheep and cattle activity also noted with mixed trends and strong to higher bids in several cities.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
MIX. & Butchers
Tvo
East St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Joseph
Ang
Paul Ang
Indianapolis
Gar Freie Ureh van Breffalo
Cinecinnati Ae
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Notes
Prices and market notes from Cedar Rapids and Kansas City wholesale fruit and cattle bids. Hogs receipts and daily averages listed for various weights, with top prices cited. Cattle and stocker feeders show steady to stronger bids, including red yearlings and calves. Also references to California produce stands and wholesale suppliers in the period.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Dow
Late rallies lift grain prices from early low levels
Chicago AP reports late Monday rallies pushed grains higher from early lows. Traders speculated on a Washington announcement by the comptroller of the currency boosting grain outlooks. Corn led gains while wheat fell from gains and oats eased modestly amid light receipts.
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Chicago
Washington
Wall Street Holds Narrow Moves in Listless Trading
New York stocks lacked a definite trend as markets opened with cautious shifts. Industrials and alcohol stocks gained briefly, then paused as metals softened. hog prices at Chicago rose to a fresh peak, while bonds posted mixed results and the dollar strengthened against Sterling.
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New York
Case
U.S, Steel
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Johns-Manville Chrysler
Allied Chemical
American Can
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Santa Fe
New York Central
Union Pacific
Pennsylvania
National Distillers
U.S
Schenley
American Commercial Alcohol
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
St Joseph
Chicago
Local Hog Prices Edge Up on Market Report
Hogs rise slightly on the local market with all grades up a nickel. Prime top reaches 4.65 dollars. Calf market for 130 to 190 pounds ranges from 3.00 to 25.00 dollars. Sheep market shows spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds at 50 to 60 dollars, with buck lambs around 61 dollars.
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Sinclair
Untitled birth notice from St Lukes hospital
A birth is recorded at St Lukes hospital for a child born on October 45 to Mr and Mrs FOC Hadi TAP. The notification references seventeen street SW and includes garbled lines stating parent names and hospital details.
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Bueke Nan
Daehter
St Lukes
Haspro
Mro
Foc Hadi
Tares Boo
Record Claim of 393 MPH Air Speed in Seaplane Test
Ancona officials claim a new air speed record for Col Gushemo Cassineth after he piloted a 2400 horsepower Macchi seaplane over a two mile course in 94 seconds. The test reported a speed of 393 miles per hour in a single run.
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Ancona Traly
INS
Merday
Col Gushemo Cassineth
Col Caussineth
Deaths Frances Stoddard Arduser
Frances Stoddard Arduser wife of Dr L T Arduser died at 5 15 pm Sunday in Minneapolis after a stroke suffered Saturday. Born June 16 1878 in Cedar Rapids she was a bookkeeper for six years with Aetna Life Insurance. She married Dr L T Arduser on October 6 1908 and they lived in Minneapolis Montpelier Ind and Cedar Rapids. Surviving are her husband a daughter Mary Frances a stepdaughter Lisle Arduser two brothers and a sister. Body to Cedar Rapids with details to follow.
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Frances Stoddard Arduser
L. T. Arduser
Fourteenth Street
Minneapolis
Old Second Presbyterian Church
Westminster Church
Mary Frances
Lisle H Arduser
Spelman College
Atlanta
Charles C Stoddard
New York City
J W. Stoddard
Ie Hugh
Mrs May McKee longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies
Mrs May McKee widow of J S McKee died at her home 137 Twenty-ninth Street SE at 415 am Sunday born February 7 1856 in Canastota NY she lived in Cedar Rapids 47 years Survived by two daughters six sons four step children a brother and a host of relatives Funeral services will be held at Turner chapel at 2 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev George M McConkey with burial in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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May McKee
J. S. McKee
Twenty-ninth Street
Canastota
Cedar Rapids
Elting Ottley
Jack Nourse
Kansas City
C W. Lutz
H E. Lutz
Hope
Kan
A. M and
F McKee
L. J McKee
Mossington
H D. McKee
Marysville
Calif
O A Boniface
Fay Smith
Chicago
G W McKee Ceath Rapids
J W Smythe
Hawaii
L. J. Brockway
Syracuse
N Y
McKee
Kenwood Methodist Church
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Turner Chapel
George M McConkey
Oak Hall Cemetery
Matt Huston
Avenue
Weing Road
Jackson County
Cedar Rounds
Charles O Wunston
Jennie M Bates
Omaha
Sherman Huston
Brattchapel
W A Montgomers
Oak MW
Hogan
H Avenue NW
P Russell
Ho Lampman
New York City
LL. P Russell
Wuaerl Peterson
Frank Hubbard
Monticello
Harriet Gould
Crdit Rajynds
Billy
Calforma
Mrs. Mary Morehouse Dies At 82 In Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Mary M. Morehouse died at 6 20 p.m. Sunday at her daughter’s home 361 Woodland Drive SE after a short illness. Born September 24 1851 in Jackson County she had lived in Cedar Rapids since 1904. Her husband Fred FE Morehouse died March 10 1932. Survived by daughter Florence L. McRaith and three grandchildren John Mary Jane and James McRaith. Funeral arrangements pending with church affiliation Immaculate Conception.
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Florence L. McRaith
Woodland Drive
Jackson County
Cedar Rapids
Fred FE Morehouse
McRaith
John
Jane
James McRaith
Morehouse
Immaculate Conception
Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids area
Obituaries for Mrs Lena Reuther widow of Jacob Reuther died at home at 845 am. born May 28 1877 at Lesterville, resided in the city twelve years. Survived by two daughters Ida and Dorothy, two brothers John and Ludwig Savier. Funeral details to be announced. Also listed are death announcements for Matt Huston 74, Lena Hogan 76, Mrs Mary E Hall 49 with family survivors and funeral plans.
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Jacob Reuther
Avenue NW
Iondas
Lesterville St
Ida
Dorothy
John
Ludwig Savier
Lester
Reuther
Lutheran Church
Turner Chapel
Funeral Plans For Local Civic Members Unfold
Funeral services will be held in the Turner chapel for members of the Malta chapter O E S and the White Shrine of Jerusalem Cedar Rapids. Exact time to be announced later.
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Methodist Church of
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Malta
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Cedar Rapids
Turner Chapel
Mrs Marie Shimek 1855 78 Dies In Cedar Rapids
Mrs Marie Shimek aged 78 died at 1700 Fifteenth avenue SE Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness. Born in Bohemia March 25 1855 she came to Cedar Rapids twenty years ago. Survived by five children and fourteen grandchildren. Body at Polansky funeral chapel awaiting arrangements.
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Marie Shimek
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
Thomas Sloup
Louis Dunek
Joseph Shimek
Louis Brazda
Rudolph Vavra
Polansky
Cedar Rapids Community Players Plan Nativity On City Streets
Cedar Rapids Community Players announce a Christmas week nativity production first in the United States, staged on city streets daily with a chorus. Albert McCleery says the group aims to bring Broadway and Chicago-style productions to Cedar Rapids, with free workshop shows for season-ticket holders and a new community center at the Hotel Montrose basement.
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Cedar Rapids
Albert McCleery
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
United States
France
McCleery
Cedar Rapids Community Players
Montrose
Judson to Preside at Baptist Pastors Conference in Muscatine
The Rev. Russell F. Judson pastor of the First Baptist church and president of the Baptist conference will preside Tuesday and Wednesday at the pastors conference held in Muscatine in connection with the six day state convention for Baptist laymen and clergymen from Iowa. He will deliver an address at 8 p m Tuesday. Speakers include Dr Edward A Steiner Grinnell College W G Boyle New York City Rev George D Allison Wilmette Ill Mrs George Caleb Moore New York City and the Rev H Virgin Chicago.
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Russell F. Judson
First Baptist Church
Baptist Conference
Muscatine
Iowa
Judson
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
W. G Boyle
New York
Highway Commission District Office Moves to Waterloo
The sixth district office, long based in Cedar Rapids, will move to Waterloo to streamline current and upcoming highway projects. AP dispatch from Waterloo quotes H A Maine of the commission. C R Livingston was out after noon. Two other district offices will also relocate: the third district from Sioux City to Cherokee and the fourth from Council Bluffs to Atlantic.
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State Highway Commission
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Associated Press
H A. Maine
C R. Livingston
Nice
Sioux City
Cherokee
Council Bluffs
Atantic
Bakers Pay Farmers 3 Million More A Week
Henry Stude of Chicago said at the American Bakers association convention that the baking industry is paying farmers 3.5 million dollars more weekly than last March. He warned against unwarranted price allegations and said the proposed bakers code would not fix bread prices.
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Chicago
Henry Stude
National Bakers‘ Council
American Bakers Association
Stade
Washington
Three Powers Stand Firm Against German Rearming Demand
London reports that Britain backs France and the United States against Germany’s push to rearm. The cabinet met in a special session to oppose adjournment of the disarmament conference. Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon to Geneva with authority to respond if needed.
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London
Great Britain
France
United States
Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
Geneva
Herriot On Road to Recovery Said By AP
Former French premier Edouard Herriot, gravely ill at his Lyon home since late September, is definitely on the road to recovery, according to reports on Monday.
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LYON
France
Edouard Herriot
Marion club winners entertained by Josing clubs program
Winners in the Federated club attendance contest were entertained by the Josing clubs in Memorial hall. A Mothers club reading by Mrs L R Boettcher featured costumes and readings with both vintage and modern dresses displayed by many club members. Refreshments followed for about a hundred women as committees and guest clubs were noted.
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Henry Miller
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Doris Hutton
Chandler Boettcher
Verne Balster
Neal Bunting
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Mary Forbes
Sid Cary
Bert Nedrow
Bernard Schenken
Robert Hess
George Mitchell
Barbara Bowser
Loyce Schenken
James Fairley
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Edna Davis
My Old Kentucky Home
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Fay Bailey
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George Whitney
Walter Winter
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E. J. Estate
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Iowa hog prices hit $5.05 top again
Iowa hog prices reached a top of 5.05 dollars on Monday marking the third time this year the market has touched that level. The 5.05 price was achieved during the sensational rise last May and again last Wednesday, the federal stock market news office reports.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Federal Stock Market News Office
Nissen Sues Over Crash With Transit Trucks
John Nissen of Olin seeks 15000 in district court for damages and personal injury from a rear collision on highway 30 west of Malta Illinois. He alleges a Reliable Transit truck owned by Cornelia Bronseman and driven by William Wright injured him while transporting hogs. A jury was impaneled to hear Aller’s 5000 damage suit against E J Gilmore Aller for grand larceny alleged December 23.
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Olin
Reliable Transit Company
John W. Bronsema
Chicago
Cornelia Bronsema
Nissen
John W Bronsema
William Wright
Malta
Ill
Cornelia Bronseman
A B. Clark
A. H. Aller
E. J. Gilmore Aller
Gilmore
Aller
Bolivian Loans to Wage War Probed by Senators
Senate investigators plan a probe into Dillon, Read and Company loans to Bolivia in 1928 totaling 23 million dollars, some used to prep for informal warfare against Paraguay. The 14 million prior issue also on record, with further questions about a 25 million 1922 loan to the Central Railroad of Brazil.
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Joan
Marriage Licenses Issued for Paul Speake Vernice Bean
Paul Speake and Vernice Bean, both of Cedar Rapids, obtained marriage licenses.
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Paul Speake
Vernice Bean
Cedar Rapids
Portugal elected to fifteenth seat on League Council
The League of Nations assembly on Monday elected Portugal to the newly created fifteenth seat on the League Council.
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Geneva
API
League of Nations Assembly
Portugal
League Council
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