Hog Prices Steady Amid Mixed Regional Receipts
Market news shows mixed cattle and hog receipts across major marts led by Chicago and Omaha. Hogs traded mostly steady with some declines while cattle and vealers showed varied demand. top hog prices near 725 per hundredweight and average around 339. Beef cattle receipts hovered around 7,000, with feeders steady and vealers firm. Iowa and Des Moines reports note similar patterns with several plants active and prices steady to higher on lighter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Ead S. Louis
Utah
Chicago
Bulsco
Ang Batt & Lites
Weber Bote
Omaha
Iowa
Des Moines
USS Dent Agri- Care
Concrestrahon
Kor Tosa
Mineroama
Ihirase
Markets Chronicle Chicago Produce and Commodities
The item lists Chicago AP butter and various produce prices and receipts. It notes creamery specials, potatoes, poultry life receipts, and dairy goods with mixed demand and trading activity. Several regional prices from Minnesota, North Dakota, Colorado and Alberta are cited, reflecting market breadth and current receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagn
Chicago
Orupyyes
Minnesota
Hella
North
Darota Cobbiere
Cotorada McClurex A & No
Seth Dakota
Otis
Grain Movement and Wheat Receipts Across Chicago
Grain movement data shows Chicago and northwest wheat receipts and shipments for a recent holiday period, with figures for last week and last year. The report lists receipts, shipments, car lots, and related freight activity across multiple markets, including Chicago and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Northwest
Grain Prices Edge Higher Then Fall On Busy Chicago Trade
Wheat surged toward the close on the Chicago Board of Trade but then slipped with December wheat at 8.54 cents up on the onturn, while corn stayed in narrow bounds and oats showed light receipts of 14 cars. Cash demand remained firm, with oats and corn trading solidly at times and futures finishing lower on the session amid easing provisions and modest export talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Light Hog Market Conflicts Persist on Local Trade
Lighter prime hogs show slight weakness while heavier hogs rise. Prime top sits at 4.35 with packers bidding up to 310. Calf market at 130 to 190 pounds ranges around 300 to 450. Sweep market notes spring jabs and pigs 70 to 80 pounds priced 500 to 600. Buck jambs listed at 61.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Hog Market
Een
Wall St. Stocks Dull Ahead of Columbus Day Holiday
Indolent markets drifted Wednesday with little decisiveness as Columbus Day closings emptied trading floors. Equities and bonds showed sparse activity with few fractional gains and notable losses after a mixed session led by Johns-Manville and Goodyear while utility stocks held steadier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Johns-Manville
Montgomery Ward
Goodyear
Western Union
American Telephone
Chrysler
U. S. Steel
American Can
U S. Industrial Alcohol
National Distillers
du Pont
New York Central
General Motors
Kiwanis Topics Open Fire Prevention Drive Plan
Community groups discuss fire prevention awareness as Junior Service League and Kiwanis outline a shared week of activities. Initiatives emphasize child safety, education, and improving local readiness through public events and school outreach.
Local Officers Elected At Conference Meeting
The document reports the election of officers at a regional conference. Marlee Lesher of Iowa Panawaa was chosen president with Alfred Tealoof of Des Moines as secretary treasurer. Paynes of Tawa City and Sopko of Cite Yendery elected as president and treasurer in the respective positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dathetan
Marlee Lesher
Lowa Panawaa Perfector
He Geetern
Des Moines
Re Woos Paynes
Tawa City
Birth of Tris Martie to Mr and Mrs Chartes Borris
The couple Mr Chartes Borris and Mrs Chartes Borris of Tenth Street SW greet a daughter named Tris Martie born to their family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartes Borris
Tenth Street
Tris Martie
Deaths Miss Blanche Zelenda longtime Cedar Rapids librarian
Miss Blanche Zelenda 1906 03 31 Cedar Rapids native and longtime public library assistant died at her home 1321 D avenue NE at 2 p m Tuesday after a lingering illness Born in Cedar Rapids she graduated from Washington high school in 1924 and spent about nine years in the local library Surviving are her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Zelenda Cedar Rapids a brother Joseph Jr and grandparents in Cedar Rapids and Czechoslovakia Funeral services will be held at Barta chapel at 2 p m Thursday conducted by Rev Joseph Bren Burial will be Cedar Memorial Park Pallbearers are John Dowd Herbert Deticfs Robert Cahill Thomas Bailey William Revers and Dan Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Zelenda
Public Library
D Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Washington High School
Lbrary
Joseph Zelenda
Joseph
John Ponocny
Josephine Zelenda
Czechoslovakia
Barta Chapel
Joseph Bren
Cedar Memorial Park
John Dowd
Herbert Deticfs
Robert Cahill
Thomas Bailey
Wiliam Revers
Dan Brown
J Leonard Carver World War Vet Dies
Funeral services for J Leonard Carver who died at his home on Forest Drive SE will be held at Immaculate Conception church Friday at 3. Burial follows at Mount Calvary cemetery. Carver a World War I veteran and American Legion member lived in Cedar Rapids thirty years. Survived by wife Lucille a brother and three sisters and nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Leonard Carver
Forest Drive
Immaculate Conception
J Toomey
Mount Caleary Cemetery
Carver
France
American Legion
Palo
Cecar Rapids
Business College
Coecoilese
Penick and
Ford
Lucille
Erwin
Center Point
J F Mann
Los Angeles
Mamie Horse
Cedar Rapids
William O Smith Dead at 46 in Marion Home
William Oscar Smith a 46 year old barber at the Killian beauty shop for eight years died at his home 2805 Fifth avenue Marion at 230 am Wednesday after a period of ill health He is survived by his wife Hazel A two stepsons Howard and Arthur and a daughter in law Dorothy Smith the service will be at the Bural chapel Saturday at 10 am burial will be in Linwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oscar Smith
Killian
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Hazel A
Howard
Arthur
Dorothy Smith
Barta
Bural
Linwood Cemetery
Death of Hollis G Oakley at Cedar Rapids home
Hollis G Oakley aged 17, son of Mrs Aimee Oakley of 308 Sixth street SE, died at noon Wednesday after a two year illness. Born in Elkader, he had lived in Cedar Rapids for fourteen years. Besides his mother, he is survived by a brother, Cecil, of Cedar Rapids. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. friends may visit Gaffney and Moore funeral chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis G Oakley
Aimee Oakley
Sixth Street
Elkader
Cedar Rapids
Cecil
Gaffney and Moore
Funeral services for Mrs L T Arduser at Rohn chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. L. T. Arduser will be held in the Rohn chapel at 2 30 pm Thursday conducted by Rev. J Renwick Mc Culough and assisted by Rev. E. B. Frye. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Arduser
Rohn
J Renwick McCulough
E. B. Frye
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hall
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Hall will be held in Turner chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. The Rev William M Evans and Malta chapter O E S will be in charge. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Turner Chapel
William M Evans
Malta
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Securites Market Closed Thursday in Columbus Day Observance
Major securities and commodity exchanges along with banking and financial institutions will close Thursday for the Columbus Day holiday, aligning with nationwide observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Fresh meat rate ruling may boost Iowa to eastern destinations
The Interstate Commerce Commission set fresh meat rates for less than carload shipments from interior Iowa cities to southeastern markets, tying them to the higher eastbound routes via St Louis. Mason City Waterloo Cedar Rapids Ottumwa and Sioux Falls rates will not exceed the Dubuque Chicago East St Louis St Louis path, with a small gateway surcharge. Cedar Rapids may gain broader relief in future western freight cases, aiding machinery groceries steel and retail shipments.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Cedar Rapids
Mason City
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Sioux Falls
Dubuque
Chicago
East St Louis
St Louis
Hf F Sundberg
Marriage Licenses Issued in Marshalltown Pair
Lloyd L Mills and B Lila Carnell of Marshalltown received marriage licenses, signaling the upcoming union. The couple plans to wed in the near future per local records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. Mills and
B. Lila Carnell
Marshalltown
Bishop McDowell Addresses Grant Washington Students
Bishop W F McDowell urged high school students from Grant and Washington to live for freedom and righteousness in a Memorial Day address. He warned against division and cited historical figures while the St Pauls church pastor introduced him. The joint glee clubs, about 175 voices, sang Send Out Thy Light under Miss Alice Inskeep.
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Lfe
W. F McDowell
Grant
Washington High School
Philp Sydrey
St. Rant
Haverby
Binein
GML
Rae Ely Rene
Carey
Wien
Mirabeau
France
McDowell
Loss of White Spitz Dog Reported in City Briefs
A white spitz three months old with brown ears was reported missing from an automobile parked on Third avenue between First and Second streets SW at noon Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Kloubec of 1406 M Street SW filed the report with police. Lloyd E Hoff and Clifford Peterson of Beloit Wis will continue their Bible study on the second coming of Christ. Mr Peterson is a Moody Bible Institute graduate. The next meeting is at M W Reed 902 Daniels Street NE on Wednesday at 7.0 p.m.
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Third Avenue
First
Second Streets
Frank Kloubec
M Street
Lloyd E. Hoff
Clifford Peterson
Beloit
Wis
Mr. Peterson
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
M. W. Reed
Daniels Street
Cedar Rapids Hiking Club Plans Evening Mystery Hike
The Cedar Rapids Hiking club departs City Hall at 7 15 p m Thursday for a mystery hike led by E I Copeland. Cars transport members to A J Smiths cabin where two groups begin a treasure hunt then reconvene at the cabin. Two prizes will be awarded. each member may bring one guest and a flashlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Firemen Respond to Cedar Rapids Wood Working Roof Fire
Firemen answered an alarm at the Cedar Rapids Wood Working company on B avenue and Sixth street NW at 1:15 PM Wednesday. They found a spark had ignited the boiler room roof, but flames were put out before a large area burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Wood Working Company
B Avenue
Sixth Street
Public library to close Thursday for Zelenda funeral
The public library will close Thursday afternoon for funeral services for Miss Blanche Zelenda who died Tuesday. Zelenda has served on the library staff for nearly ten years. Funeral services begin at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Zelenda
Miss Zelenda
Robbers Targeted Clothes Line on Tuesday Evening
Leroy Rowray of 724 Third Avenue Southwest reported theft from his clothes line between 7 and 8 p.m Tuesday. Items taken include two sheets two pillowcases one skirt one blouse two aprons and women's lingerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po- Nce
Leroy Rowray
Third Avenue
Rowray
Court House News Summary of Local Court Actions
A. B. Clark presided as Clara J. Schafnit of Atalissa sued Harvey F Stewart for 17812.65, claiming injuries from a rear end collision on Highway 6 south of Moscow on August 21, 1932. Deputy Raph Young heard John Wenner of Cedar Rapids workmen compensation claims for arm and shoulder injuries from a December 15, 1931 ladder fall at Rude Auto. Frank Warren withdrew a not guilty plea to forgery and received a conditional sentence up to ten years in Fort Madison for a $45 check case.
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A. B. Clark
Clara J. Schafnit
Atalissa
Harvey F Stewart
Stewart
Moscow
Raph Young
Des Moines
Court House
John Wenner
Cedar Rapids
Rude Auto Company
Frank Warren
H C Ring
Fort Madison
Marion Women Plan November Silver Tea Fund Drive
Marion Federation of Women's Clubs discussed twenty silver tens to be given on November 2 in public Worary beneft. Miss Emma Klein outlined hostesses and urged all city women to attend tea gatherings in neighborhoods or friends' homes. Honor roll clubs paid dues: Shakespeare, Tennyson, Reading Circle, Musical Literary, Cary, Entre Nous. Frances Munn spoke on Cedar Rapids WCA work with girls and community.
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Beneft
Marion Federation of Women'’s Clubs
Emma Klein
Shakespeare
Tennyson
Reading Circle
Musical Literary
Cary
Entre Nous
Miss Klein
Ida B. Wise Smith
Funeral for Mrs. J. J. Smythe Held in Yocom Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. J. J. Smythe who died in Minneapolis were conducted in the Yocom chapel. The minister read hymns by Charles Wesley and Edward Hopper, Psalm 23, passages from John, and Whittier’s The Eternal Goodness. Pallbearers were boyhood friends of Captain William Smythe. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery.
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J. J. Smythe
Minneapolis
Yocom Chapel
H. O. Allen
Congregational Church
Charles Wesley
Jesus
John
John Greenleaf
Whittier
Smythe
Edward Hopper
John Thompson
W K. Lothian
Sigfred
J J. Booth
Elmer Hollingsworth
R. D. Smith
William Smythe
Oak Shade Cemetery
Theristriai club meeting reports and notes
Mrs. Emma Kendall hosted the Theristriai club on Tuesday evening with fifteen members present. A musical number, a business session, and reports on city federation and the study book Epic of America were shared by Mrs. E. J. Esgate and Mrs. A. J. Keyes. Mrs. E. J. Esgate spoke on Personal Observations of A Century of Progress. The next meeting is set for October 24 with Mrs. J. T. Christie hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kendall
Theristriai Club
City Federation Club
E. J. Esgate
America
A. J. Keyes
J. T. Christie
Reception for new district superintendent Glenn Rowley announced
A reception at 6:30 this evening in the Methodist church parlors welcomes the new district superintendent the Rev Glenn Rowley followed by a picnic supper and fellowship meeting. Several church and club events are listed including Sunday school contests prizes for Mary Loretta Fernow Elsie Nelson and Mary Taylor and upcoming meetings of the Mothers club Marion lodge and the Sorosis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Glenn Rowley
Merle Knight
Presbyterian Church
Mary Loretta Fernow
Elsie Nelson
Mary Taylor
Linn County Veterans hold forty fifth reunion in Memorial hall
Eugene Allen of Cedar Rapids was re elected commander at the Linn County Veterans encampment opening in Memorial hall for the forty fifth annual reunion. Officers named include H G Gillian adjutant and Mrs Margaret Leming quartermaster. Visiting Relief Corps members attended as the group enjoyed a noon adjournment for dinner and an evening program.
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Linn County
Memorial Hall
Eugene Allen
Cedar Rapids
H. G. Gillian
Springville
George Bushnell
Margaret Leming
Marion
Relief Corps
Cross Examination In Collins Co Foreclosure Case
Cross examination in the Equitable Life Assurance Society suit against Collins Farm company of Cedar Rapids covered three Cedar county farms. Merrill M. Thompson, former Forest City banker, testified as real estate examiner for Equitable. Thirty eight of 165 farms in the action have been crossed examined so far. The case is before Federal Master in Chancery F F. Faville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Collins Farm Company
Cedar Rapids
Cedar County
H. M. Hayner
Farm Company
Merrill M. Thompson
Forest City
Equitable Company
Thompson
F F. Faville
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Tnd
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Iowa Electric Light
United Light and Railways Co
A. G. Heim Roosevelt
Speen
Life Tnsanaance Company
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American Trust
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Steet Ann Sineathe
Owens UL
Parhard Motors
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Penick & Ford
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Ain Wat Wray
Phelps Dodae
Amn Woolen Isa Philips Prt
Anaconon Cope
Proctor Gambel
Anchor Cap
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Arkhat
Us Pullman Co
Armour
Armour A
A Radio Corp
ZaHem Rand Sree
New Steel Raat Avchison
Auburn Auto
Ars Roebuck
Aviation Coro Gia Server, Inc
Ata
Baldwin Loco
Union
Bato & Ohio
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Helsing
Bendix Ath
Kennecott
Beth Steet
Ink Br. Ware
Libby
Lomiard
Pet Canada
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Mack Trucks
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Miami
Ito
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Tien
Pep Tom Nash
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Simmons
Shelly Oo
PR Sun
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Cyreste
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Jay Dettar
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Amr Agar
Bone Webster
Brudebaker
Thom Starrett
Union Carnide
Kaden
Arn
Lowa Joutherans
Ereet Officers
J. Leonard Carver
William O. Smith
Hollis G. Oakley
Bishop M’dowell
Washington
Bible Study Group
Court House News
Workman
Marion News
Rowley
Mothers Club
George Michel
Florence C. Plondke
Home Economics
Ames
Marion Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Sorosis Club
M. W. Courtney
Earl Miller
Milwaukee Raiilroad Women's Club
John T Christie
Musical Literary Club
M. Maykopol
Viola Allen
Frances Hildebrand
H. R. Palmer
Lula Toms
Robert Braine
L. R. Blinks
George Buzza
Fourth Street
Wolfe
Manchester
A. C. Talbot
Ruth Hanscom
Ruby Seecrist Hanscom
St Luke's Hospital
W G Miner
Polce
West Union
Fayette County
Linn
H. A. Davies
D. M. Finn
Patricia
John Burmingham
Clarion
Tommy
George Wood
Oak Knoll
G. Wood
Dora Ellison
Thirteenth Street
Cary Club
O. G. Waffle
Walter Pitkin
Clara Wilson
Addie Shumack
Gordon Grocery
North Dakota
Red River
Ohio
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Tuckabache Club
William Lutz
Seventh Street
John Pazour
George Burns
Harry
Delta Delt Club
Harley Breed
BE. E. Edwards
R. H. Biddick
Earl Edwards
Vivian Ruth Smith
St. Luke's Hospital
W. E. Smith
Will Elliott
Eighth Avenue
T. T. Williams
Floyde Emmons
Miss Pearl Bulkley
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
W. A. S Club
Charles Breneman
West Eighth Avenue
Hugh Hutton
Mrs
Lloyd White
Bruce Phillips
Harold Phillips
the Presbyterian Church
Claude Scott
Ladies Ald Society of the Presbyterian Church
Marshall Oxley
Twelfth Street
Frank M Hardenbrook
Nora Creighton
Bellevue
Kan
Christian Church
H. C. McConaughy
Hartington, Neb
F. P Dorsey
Collins Co
Cedar Farms
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