Hog Prices Steady To Higher On Light Hog Supply
Chicago market saw good demand and light hog receipts with prices mostly steady to higher. Top hogs near 3.90 with bulk 3.45 to 3.85, receipts around 16,000 to 17,000 hogs, cattle steady to weak overall and sheep markets active with mixed gains and steady to higher lambs. Major city receipts listed for Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St Louis with totals near 27,500 hogs and 12,315 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
Pittsburgh Was Steady East Buffalo
East St. Loui
Montanas
Colorados
Market Reports Show Mixed Cattle Hog Movements Across Iowa
The AP US Dept Agriculture tally covers hogs, cattle, and sheep at Omaha Des Moines Sioux City and South St Paul markets. Prices fluctuate with strong hog demand at top $32.50 for 160-250 lb hogs while cattle and sheep receipts rise and fall. early sales trend steady to weak with some markets posting modest gains, others easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommia Livestock
Omaha
US Dept
Associated Press
Mason City
Waterloo
Des Moines
Towa Hog Receie Des Moiies
Wuos Dept
Inan
Minnesota
Don’t Get Up Nights 24¢ Test Cleansing Ad
An advertisement from Morak Pharmacies touts a 24 cent test and cleansing program to ease bladder disturbances, reduce nocturnal awakenings, and improve bowel regularity. It claims fast relief after four days and urges readers to try the product for better sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastor
von Adrumnaist
Morak Pharmacies
Rally lifts grains near top as markets close for Columbus Day
The Chicago board of trade and all domestic grain exchanges will be closed Wednesday for Columbus Day. Wheat and corn rallied to near session highs as stocks lacked pressure, with oats and rye following wheat. Cash prices were mostly unchanged, receipts totaled 8 cars for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Grain movement and cash grain quotes in Chicago and Minneapolis
Grain columns show Chicago cash grain bids for wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley with various No 1 to No 2 grades and prices in cents per bushel. Minneapolis quotations list W2, No 1 dark northern, amber durum, and other wheats with protein grades and delivery months, plus Rye, Oats, and seed oats prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Ted Durum
Wall Street Stocks Revive After Sharp Sell-Off
New York traders saw a smart rebound in Tuesday trading with gains of one to five points in many leading issues. The late session produced the day’s high prices as volume remained light at about 1.8 million shares with notable rises for American Telephone American Can American Tobacco North American Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Santa Fe amid fresh support from domestic and foreign buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone
American Can
American Tobacco
North American
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
B.” Gase
Eastman
U. S. Steel
American Smelting
International Harvester
Dupont
New York Central
Chesapeake and
Chicago Markets Mixed As Futures and Commodities Listed
The page lists futures and commodity prices with varied quotes. Notable items include wheat, flour, bran, and middlings prices, along with international exchange notes and quotes from Chicago and New York markets. The fragmentary text mentions storage mandates and foreign exchange contexts among assorted figures and codes.
Cedar Rapids Wholesale Produce Prices and Items
A fragmented list from Cedar Rapids shows diverse wholesale produce names and prices. The entry includes grains like wheat and oats, corn and barley, dairy items such as cream, eggs, and fruit categories including lemons, grapefruit, apples, strawberries, and potatoes with assorted price points and unit measures. It reads as a market catalog with many OCR garbles and mis-spellings.
Prime Porkers Dip Slightly on Local Market
The best hog grades softened slightly with prime hogs down a nickel on Tuesday. Top price reached 305 dollars while good packers held steady. The Sinclair Hog Market lists several weight ranges with prices from 2.80 to 3.05 per hundredweight and notes liberal premiums for quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Hog Market
Sevsee
Vere
Evelyn Law To Wed Widower In Hollywood Divorce Case
Evelyn Law a former Follies dancer and Dr Julius J Hertz a 50 year old widower were reported to wed after a notice of intention to wed appeared in Reno papers. The couple filed for divorce from Henry Janswick of Hollywood on cruelty grounds. They were married in Philadelphia four years ago.
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Los Angeles
Evelyn Aw
Follies
Julius J Hertz
Miss Law
Reno
Henry Janswick
Hollywood
Philadelphia
Trial of Baumgartner suit starts Wednesday
Louis P. Baumgartner sues R. W. Tenney in district court for 5200 in a personal injury case arising from a Christmas Eve crash at Park Court and Second Avenue SE. A jury was impaneled. Tenney counterclaims for 122.38. Baumgartner alleges injuries including a broken wrist and hand. Judge H. C. Ring presides Wednesday at 9 15 a.m.
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Baumgartner
Louis P. Baumgartner
R. W. Tenney
H. C. Ring
Tenney
Park Court
Second Avenue SE
Murdered Girl Returns Adding New Mystery Link
Mildred Scheidler, 20, of La Porte Indiana, walked into a Los Angeles police station amid a search for her body in Needles California. The case follows a Fresno confession by Arthur Metcalfe, 19, an Indiana farm youth, that he murdered her. Scheidler had hitchhiked with Metcalfe from Indiana to California and remained puzzled by his confession.
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Los Angeles
INL
Mildred Scheidler
la Porte
Ind
Needles
Calif
Fresno
Arthur Metcalfe
Indiana
Metcalfe
Denver Woman Held In Disappearance Case
Mrs. Stella Ross is held for questioning in the deaths of her husband and Erwin C. Thompson of Grand Junction Iowa. Thompson disappeared in Denver while Ross was seen driving his car after returning from Caldwell Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Stella Ross
Erwin C. Thompson
Grand Junction
Reichstag Group Charges Von Papen Over Constitution Violations
Berlin AP reports the foreign relations committee of the Reichstag adopted a motion accusing the Von Papen government of repeated constitutional violations. Observers see it as signaling a possible formal charge of negligence for its refusal to appear before the committee to report on Geneva and Lausanne negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Foreign Relations Committee
Reichstag
von Papen
Geneva
Lausanne
Births Reported From Several Families in October
Birth announcements list a daughter for Milo Melberg of Norway Oct 8 at St Luke's hospital. son for B G Penningroth of Tipton Oct 7 at St Luke's. daughter for Merle O'Conner of Mechanicsville Oct 8 at Mercy hospital. daughter for Frank E Millard of 231 Thirty-second street NE Oct 10 at Mercy. daughter for John Costas of 2000 Bever avenue SE Oct 11 at Mercy. daughter for Cecil Boone of 816 Fifth avenue SE Oct 11 at Mercy.
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Milo Melberg
Norway
St. Luke’s Hospital
B G. Penningroth
Tipton
St Luke's Hospital
Merle O'Conner
Mechanicsville
Mercy Hospital
Frank E Millard
Thirty-second Street
John Costas
Bever Avenue SE
Cecil Boone
Fifth Avenue SE
Markets in Chicago and New York Poultry and Produce Prices
Market reports show mixed gains and steady tones across fresh produce and poultry. Wisconsin Minnesota items, live poultry and eggs hold firm amid moderate shipments. butter rolls higher at New York creamery. dressed poultry and live poultry vary with freight and express rates notes.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Wisconsin
Minnesota Cobblers
South Oaskota
Ohio
Tdlaho
Bond Markets Turn Firmer After Irregular Start In New York
Bond trading in New York regained some ground after a choppy opening. Rail issues led gains with Baltimore and Ohio 4 42s of 1932 rising about 3 points, Illinois Central 4 94s advancing, and several Missouri Pacific Chicago and North Western Milwaukee Santa Fe and Nickel issues posting fractional to broad gains. Industrial bonds steadied with support to weak issues, while International Telephone and Telegraph 4 42 8 rallied over 4 points. Government issues showed modest changes with Liberty bonds at mixed levels and Treasury notes trading near prior levels.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Illinois Central
Missouri Pacific
Chicago
North Westpans
Milwaukee
Santa Fe
Nickelinc
International Telephones and Telegraph Co
American Telephone and Telegraph
Columbia Gas and Electric
Vets Hear Of New Market For Horses And Farm Power
Veterinarians from eastern Iowa and western Illinois gathered for a convention with talks on horse supply and rising prices, plus sessions on animal diseases and prevention. Speakers included Dr. W. L. Boyd, Dr. C. H. Stange, Dr. J. V. Lacroix, and Dr. G. A. Kay. The event featured warnings about uninspected pork and trichinosis, and discussions on cattle, swine, poultry diseases, and a Wednesday business meeting to elect officers.
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Europe
Belgium
Iowa
Illinois
J. A. Barger
Des Moines
W. L. Boyd
University of Minesota
C. H. Stange
Veterinary College
Ames
J. V. Lacroix
Evanston
C. R. Fry
Centerville
J. H. Spence
Clinton
J. J. Gibson
W. E. Stribling
G. A. Kay
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Sinclair Packing Plant
Kay
Bureau of Animal Industry
P. W. Neuzil
Blairstown
Carl Hendrickson
A. R. Menary
Coedar Rapids
Frank G. Elliott
Davenport
Congress
Neuzil
Association
D. M. Campbell
Chicago
W.L. Andrews
Milton
D. F Luckey
Springfield
Frank Breed
Lincoln
Neb
L. A. Merrillat
University of Minnesota
National Authority
Bang
Howard C. H. Kernkamp
Frank D. Patterson
J. V Lacroix
A. T. Kinsley
Kansas City
Deaths J L Peet Killed by Falling Wall at La Harpe
J L Peet former Linn county resident was accidentally killed October 6 in La Harpe Kansas when a brick wall he was demolishing fell on him. His brother Harry Peet was seriously injured and a bystander named Wilson died in the accident. His brother-in-law John S Barnicle and Mrs Barnicle and Mr and Mrs James K Barnicle and Mrs C W Prendergast of Cedar Rapids attended the funeral services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Peet
Linn County
la Harpe
Kan
Harry Peet
Wilson
John 5. Barnicle
Barnicle
James K. Barnicle
C. W. Prendergast
Cedar Rapids
Widow Mrs Lucinda Speake Dies After Illness
Mrs Lucinda Speake widow of John Speake of Center Point died at her son Lloyd F. Speake’s home at 610 Sixteenth Street NE at 10 35 am Tuesday after a lingering illness. Born Marion December 24 1855 she left Linn County in 1886 moved to Kansas returning to Center Point in 1919. Survived by son Lloyd and sister Mrs Susan Mathers of Center Point. Funeral services in Center Point Christian church with time to be announced.
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Lucinda Speake
John Speake
Center Point
Lloyd F. Speake
Sixteenth Street
Aingering
Marion
Linn County
Kansas
Lloyd
Susan Mathers
Christian Church
Funeral services for Mrs. William H Spadt
Mrs Spadt died October 7 and funeral services were held at Turner chapel at 2 pm Monday in charge of Rev W L Duncan pastor of United Brethren church of which she was a member. Readings by the pastor and two hymns were sung by Mrs William Fee and Mrs James F Cowden. Pallbearers included Jo Merritt TY Merritt A J Smith J Frank Smith Sydney Smith Alexander Sampson and Frank Harmon. Burial was in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H Spadt
Turner Chapel
W. L. Duncan
United Brethren Church
Spadt
Jesus
William Fee
James F. Cowden
Jo, TY. Merritt
A. J. Smith
J. Frank Smith
Sydney Smith
Alexander Sampson
Frank Harmon
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Leona Harryman and infant son
Mrs Leona Harryman and her infant son Robert Lyle will be buried at Oak Shade cemetery after funeral services at 321 Tenth street Marion. The Rev Mr Fisher will officiate at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
Marion News Hosts Camp Fire Ceremony and Local Meetings
Marion items report a Camp Fire council fire at the Methodist church with Kathleen Oxley Virginia Smith and Norma Riddick lighting fires and girls reciting Indian names. New members welcomed include Virginia Smith Emma Wallace Barbara Sloss and Barbara June Clay. Various club meetings and social events follow across town including Priscilla Guild Lions club and Ladies Aid activities with notices of visits and upcoming picnics and dances.
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Capella Blue Bird Group
Kathleen Oxley
Virginia Smith
Norma Riddick
Dorothy MacFord
Dawn Chapel
Kathryn McElwain
Maurine Halsey
Emma Wallace
Barbara Sloss
Barbara June Clay
The
Guardian
Mammy Moon
Margaret Zak
Jenn Bowdish
Helen Biddick
Norma Biddick
Ruth Nanscom
Virginia Pyle
Dorothy Mac Ford
Morgey
Mae Ford
Jean Bowsh
Denver Couple Hosts Dinner in Honor of Stout's Wedding
Mr and Mrs W B Koppenhaver entertained at a family dinner for Mr and Mrs Bruce Stout of Denver who wed October 6. Sixteen dined, about thirty attended an evening program of music and readings, with guests from Mechanicsville Martelle and Cedar Rapids. tomorrow the Stouts will dine at W A Bells Cedar Rapids home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
W .B. Koppenhaver
Bruce Stout
Edison Koppenhaver
Howard Mason
Dixie Lee
Elsie Koppenhaver
Eldora Koppenhaver
Mechanicsville
Charles Starry
Lenore
Mary Charlotte
Martelle
W. A. Bell
Helen
Ethel
Henry Shipe
Cedar Rapids
Stout
W. A Bell
Ellis Boulevard
Musical Literary club hosts studies and church plans
Mrs J W Bowman entertained the Musical Literary club with a study on Our American Music from 1620 to 1800 AD. The revival includes biographies, readings, music and a future plan for Cogg an Christian church pastor Rev C J Biddle starting Oct 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bowman
Eighth Avenue
Musical Literary Club
Frances Hildebrand
C. M. Robison
Francis Hopkinson
L. R. Blinks
William Billings
A. EB. Bragg
Charles Wesley
C E. Drummond
Willam Billings
C. J. Biddle
Coggan
Christian Church
Biddle
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Eeee
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FE St Lows
Aeseve
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Sioux City
St Pau
Indianapolis
Buffalo A
Cincinnati
Allison Hotel
Srotx Cry Livestock
PAU LivistToch
South ST Paul
An & A
Trone Fay Tends
Bettee
Dann Sa
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
RALLY
Lamson Brothers and Co
Cedarapids
Merchants National Bank
Duluth
ST Louis
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
Kans City
Sou
Kayser Julius
Kelsey Hayes
Tk Ain Ice Sec Kelvinator
Intl Corp Go
Kennecott
Loco
G Kresse
M & Faye
Breuger & To Os Am Metals
Roger
Lambert
Roll Mills
Aim Steel Faye
Loews, Inc
Tel & Tel
Ogi Am Tobacco
POON
Pais Ain Wat Works
Coutss
McKeesnt
Armicon
Balto Oleghd Mo Pac RR
Mont Ward
Beatrice Cry
Bendin Axe
Murray Corp
Beat and Co
Nash Motors
Bethy Steel
Biscuit
Borden Co
Borg Warner O*nNatl Dairy
Ronk Now
Bucyrus Erie
Nevada
Burroughs
Myers
West
North Amn
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Packard Mus
Ches Corp
Pan-Amn
Eles Gt
Pora Publi
SM Ok Sieben
Fallsbury
Pub 1
Coca
Reyn
Coutl
Erare
Seaboard
Corn
Crucible Steel
Simmonson & Cudahy
Curtis Wright
gSou Pac RR
Beton Chem
Fssue Inc
Lenny Pont
Ian Fast
Sonny Var
Padeott
Stew Warner
Stone Webster
Fisk Rubber
Joe Gair
Trans-America
United Fruit
Gadden Co
Goedyent
Ssieline
Goanty Capper
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Suarner Bros Guesby
Hershey
Weteher el
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Weahtach
Hudson Motors
Yellow Truck
Hupp Motors
Yngstun S & T
Libby McNen
Tors Warner Qs
Marshall Fid
Bly
Butler Bros
Ota Middlewest
Ssalff and Co
Iewer Campan
France
Italy
Holland
Norsas
Strden
Bate
Spain
Greece
Tokia
Shanehny
Montreal
Mexico City
Ile
Heynery Eags
Froltte
Calilornie
California
Breda
Michigan
Evelyn Law
Court House News
Charles M. Cole
Cole
University Hospital
Iowa City
Reichstag Group
NEW York Bonds
Liberty Bonds
United States
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
This County
Mrs. Lucinda Speake
Marion News
Priscilla Club
Stanley Marak
Robert Mitchell
Frank Winsor
Miles City,Mont
R. EB. Lehigh
Winsor
Masonic Temple
A. A Schenken
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Charles T. Rowe
Lions Club
J. J. Ives
Mrs
A. J. Keyes
Martha Keyes
Mount Vernon
Jennie Vandercook
Wibaux, Mont
Methodist Church
Comforter
Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
C. B. Vernon
Naomi Martin
Marquette
Virginia Nichols
Miss Nichols
C. W. Martin
Owen Fernow
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
Marion Blue Ribbon Marines
S. L. Hanscom
Muscatine Muskies
Emma Kendall
Ninth Avenue
Priscilla Guild
Congregational Church
Ladies Sodality
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Thomas Taylor
Mary Hanna
Taylor
Tennyson
Albert A. Schenken
Celan Rollins
Lfe
Emma Klein
H R. Livingston
Ladies Aid Society of
Prairie Chapel
George Smith
Pine County
Marion Linn
T. A Cunningham
Madame Schumann-Heink
Addie Schumack
Cary Club
Dora Elson
E. W. Griffiths
Herman Koch
Marie
Ellen
Genevieve
Central City
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Murch
North Thirteenth Street
Wilma Jackson
Center Junction
Mrs. W. T. Jackson
Minnie Whitcomb
W Falcon
Springville
George Booth
J J Booth
Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
Ernest Allen
Gazette
AD Bates
Ad Department
Eeees Klinefelter
Anna Elizabeth
Helen Steadman
Marguerite Young
Ralph Kiinefelter
LeRoy Kiinefelter
Meresorts
Griffith Farm
Daniels Park
Mike Cira
Lady's
Versonals
Goo Housekeeping
Persoanal
Dial
Salere Man
Xochange
Todd Salex
Cedar Rauids
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