Hog Prices Steady as Light Receipts Amid Cold Weather
Chicago reports light hog receipts and cooler temperatures helping prices to hold steady with some strength in select spots. Top hog price near 3.90 with most sales 3.75 to 3.85 and roaster pigs around 4.00 while Cleveland and East Buffalo show steadier to higher quotes. Cattle markets drift to dull with light demand. early top weighty steers at 9.50 and totals around 9,950 across regions. market activity generally steady to weak as buyers pull back.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East
East St. Louis
Sas Gece Oe
O. v
MIX. & Butchers
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
A Cedar Rapids list shows varied prices for staples and produce. Items include lemons at 12.00, bananas at 5.26 per crate, California preserves at 6.25, and cabbages around 1.60. Other entries cover straw, potatoes, apples, and select standards with small unit changes.
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California
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Price Range Report
Omaha dispatch shows livestock receipts at 5,500 direct, with feeder and butcher cattle prices mainly steady. Calves 3,000. fed steers and yearlings slow but steady. stocker and feeder activity light. heifers 5.50 to 6.75. grass cows 325 to 400. cutter grades 1.50 to 2.25. bull and veal demand strong.
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Omaha
0. S. Desk
Agriculture
OGS
Gene Steady
Hog Receipts Report From Des Moines Area Markets
U S Department of Agriculture reports combined hog receipts across interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for the 24 hours ending 8 a m Thursday at 18 head. Revenue compared to week ago shows 17 300 dollars and year earlier 20 000 dollars. Buyers paid 3 45 per cwt for the bulk weight around 190 260 pounds depending on distance hauled. Prices quoted vary by weight from light under 160 pounds to heavy 290 pounds and sow categories with typical ranges for light 140 160 pounds at 2 00 to 2 60, 160 180 pounds at 3 10 to 3 40, 220 250 pounds around 3 20 to 3 45, 250 290 pounds near 3 10 to 3 45, 290 350 pounds 2 70 to 3 30, sows 275 350 pounds 2 55 to 2 90 and 425 550 pounds around 2 00 to 2 70.
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TOWA
Des Moines
U. S. Dept. Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Associated Press
Maso’ City
Ottumwa
Fis
Good Packers
Fair Packers
Aera
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Mixed on Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs receipts 500 with prices steady to lower. top 3.75, 140-270 lb bulk 3.50 to 3.70, 100-140 lb 3.50 to 3.70, sows 2.65 to 3.25. Cattle receipts 2,000 with a slow market and steady on all classes, Kansas grassers 5.00, steers and heifers around 4.00, low cutters 1.25 to 1.33. Sheep market steady with lambs to 5.75, bulk 5.25 to 5.50, fat ewes 1.50.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Iowa Hog Prices Report From Thursday Markets
AP dispatch lists Iowa hog prices with regional quotes from Maso City Ottumwa and Lacaners. It shows varying weights from 160 pounds to over 350, including good and fair packers, with prices ranging roughly from 2.40 to 3.25 dollars per hundredweight and noted state-wide unchanged values.
Bond Market Moves Erratically in New York Trading
The New York bond market swung with erratic moves as call money fell to 1 percent the lowest since May 1931, boosting sentiment. Speculative loans rose in early trades while low‑price railroads rallied briefly before ceding gains. Baltimore and Ohio bonds led a rally with convertible 4s and 6s gaining. Several issues from Santa Fe, Canadian Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, Illinois Central, New York Central, Nickel Plate, and Southern lines posted modest gains. Utilities like American Telephone and Consolidated Gas showed strength along with Duquesne Light.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Bonds
Santa Fe
Ifk
Chesapeake and Ohio
Illinois Central
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Fone Staraaen
Southern Pacific
Southern
Missouri Pacific Group
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
Duquesne Light
Liberty Bonds closing prices in New York market
United States government debt figures show Liberty bonds ending mixed with 4s and 4% issues trading near par. Prices listed include Liberty 342s at 101.20 and 4s around 107. Treasury notes at 100.26 with June maturity. Chicago receipts show two cars of goods arriving unchanged.
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Liberty
New York
United States Government
Yicemge
Treasury
Grain prices slide as Chicago market signals weak demand
Wheat drops to a new seasonal low, down about 1 percent as corn oats and rye ease. Provisions rise slightly while Liverpool sustains a late selling tilt. Rain in Argentina and holiday quiet limit activity with no exports reported and cash prices shown lower across grains.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Argentina
Grain Movement Across Minneapolis And Chicago Prices Bargain
Grain market notes show receipts 260 cars in Minneapolis with cash wheat values ranging from 50 to 56 cents for various grades and proteins, corn and oats prices listed, while Chicago cash grain reports wheat across multiple classes with values from about 44 to 49 cents for different grades and a rye section. Seasonal terms and byproduct prices such as timothy seed and clover seed accompany the market brief.
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Minneapolis
LIS I(ap
Chicago
Yeathern
Ped Seer Zaane
Sen
Poultry and Produce Market Report Chicago
Live poultry prices show small trucks weak with hens and turkeys at varied cents per pound. Potatoes and creamery products list receipts, shipments, and grade prices. regional carlot and local fresh graded firsts notes included.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
U. S&s
Idaho
Market Report York Produce Prices Hold Steady
AP report shows butter receipts at 18 319 and firmer prices around 21 6 to 72 cents, eggs receipts 36 360 with mixed colors and 21 to 22 cents per dozen, and poultry prices steady to weak with chick ens d r e unchanged and meat prices fluctuating as markets digest supplies.
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York
Eversul
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Foreign Exchange Rates From Markets Abroad
A garbled AP summary lists various currency rates and figures for Britain Italy Germany Norway Sweden Switzerland Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia Mexico City and others. It includes percentages and odd decimals, with unclear context and several unreadable segments.
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IGN Oesee Fore
New York
Britain
Italy
Bellum
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Land
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Geetreel
Mexico City
Local hog market shows slight advance on prices
Hogs gain modestly on the local market with all grades up five cents on Thursday. Prime grade tops at 3.10 dollars. Lambs heavier, buyers note pickup in market activity.
Wall Street Stocks Slip After Morning Rally Fades
The New York market fell about 1 to 5 points in a quiet session, erasing most of Tuesday's gains. Leading declines included American Telephone, Consolidated Gas, U S Steel, Allied Chemical, and Santa Fe, with rail car loadings mildly up and calls loans renewed at 1 percent for the first time in over a year.
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New York
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Consolidated Gas
Public Service of N. J
Case
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Age Motors
Chrysler
U. S
North American
American Can
U. S. Steel
Johns Manville
Allied Chemical, Drug
International Harvester
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Wool
Continental Can
Deaths William Vanhorn 83 in local home
William Vanhorn 83 died at his daughter Mrs Orlenn Johnsons home Memorial drive SE at 11 25 p m Wednesday after a nine month illness He born March 10 1849 in Louisa county married Isabelle E Rippey Sept 6 1871 to this union six children were born with two others and the mother predeceased him Survived by three other children George Ree Grav ity Lee W Vanhorn Innaigee Neb Bessie L Fulton Caldwell along with thirteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren a brother Jess Vanhorn of Atlanissa a sister Mary Lumbek of Parson Kan and other relatives Funeral at Beatty chapel 2 p m Friday Rev E E Russell officiating Burial Linwood cemetery Friends may call 7 9 p m Thursday.
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William Vanhorn
Orlenn
Johnson
Memorial Drive
Jesse
Elizabeth Vanhorn
Louisa County
Isabelle E. Rippey
Muscatine County
Free Methodist Church
Church of the Nazarene
George Ree
Gravity
Lee W. Vanhorn
Innaigee Neb
Bessie L. Fulton
Caldwell, Oo
Beece
Jess Vanhorn
Atlanissa
Mary Lumbeck
Parson
Kan
Beatty Chapel
E. E. Russell
Linwood Cemetery
Mrs Loder M Vanarsdale Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Loder M Vanarsdale 40 wife of George Vanarsdale of Waterloo died at her daughter Mrs Sam Simmons 729 H street SW at 5 am Thursday after a long illness. Survived by ten children. Funeral services will be held at Mount Zion Baptist church at a time to be announced.
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Loder M. Vanarsdale
George Vanarsdale
Waterloo
Sam Simmons
H Street
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Raymond Hutton Dies at 901 Sixth Street SE
Raymond Hutton died at his home 901 Sixth Street SE at 6 10 a.m. after a six month illness. He was born September 19 1896 in Cedar Rapids and lived there all his life. Surviving are his mother Mrs Alice Hutton of Cedar Rapids and three sisters Mrs William Sloan of Phoenix Arizona Mrs A A Wood and Mrs Viana Dahn of this city plus several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements have not been made. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Raymond Hutton
Sixth Street
Cedar Rapids
Alice Hutton
William Sloan
Phoenix, Ariz
A. A. Wood
Viana Dahn
Turner Chapel
Death of E H Stevens prompts Marshalltown funeral
Mrs. W C Osborne of 820 a avenue SW learns of her brother in law E H Stevens sudden death in Eldora after a stroke Wednesday night. Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon in Marshalltown with burial at Riverside Cemetery there.
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W. C. Osborne
Inlaw
E. H. Stevens
Eldora
Marshalltown
Riverside Cemetery
Infant Myrtle Breiholz Dies in Local Hospital
Myrtle Phyllis Breiholz, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Breiholz of 700 Eighth Avenue SE, died Tuesday afternoon at a local hospital. Brief services were held in the Barte chapel Thursday at 2 p.m.
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Myrtle Phyllis Breiholz
Arthur Breiholz
Eighth Avenue SE
Barte Chapel
Hoover hears veterans plea for bonus in Washington
Read as July turmoil unfolds, veterans of the American Expeditionary Force seek immediate government action. They request clothing and bedding supplies, a daily food ration, and loaned comforts for winter.
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Hoover
Washington
Columbia
Cedar Rapids Couple Applies for Marriage License
Robert Heslop and Vivian Phillips of Cedar Rapids applied for a marriage license. The article notes California’s fish industry in 1931 surpassed 25 million dollars in value.
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Robert Heslop
Vivian Phillips
Cedar Rapids
California
Mills Warns Against Any Change Now
Ogden L. Mills secretary of the treasury warned in Minneapolis that the nation faces a great fear over the economy if a Democratic president is elected. Speaking at a Republican rally, Mills urged voters to back Roosevelt’s policies, criticizing the Democratic platform as vague and excessive spending proposals. He noted federal outlays and defended current fiscal restraint while contrasting Democratic calls for more spending with the administration’s claimed gains.
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Minneapolis
Ogden L. Mills
Mills
California
Roosevelt
Democratic House of Representatives
Taber urges co op marketing for farm relief
L. J. Taber national Grange leader calls for cooperative marketing and collective bargaining to stabilize agriculture. He urges Congress to amend the marketing act, revamp rural credit, and promote efficient distribution while condemning violence in farm protests.
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L. J. Taber
Newton
the Grange
Iowa Grange
Taber
Congress
Guardsmen Enforce Peace In Mine Area
Armed national guardsmen enforced orders against public picket lines in Taylorville Ul. as tensions rose from four un toward incidents. A miner who opened fire on besieging pickets was wounded in a reprisal.
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Taylorville
National
Elect New President In Marion Club Rounds
West Marion Garden club elected Mrs. Louis White president at a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. George McBride’s home. Members moved monthly meetings to the second Wednesday and planned a woods trip and a weiner roast after a program on perennials and bulb care.
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West Marion
Mount Vernon topic highlighted at Marion Linn D A R meeting
Mrs Leonard G Hewett presented Washington as the program subject at a Marion Linn Chapter D A R gathering held at Mrs T A Cunninghams home on Sixth avenue. She noted Mount Vernon visits and was joined by Miss Mary Durham Mrs C R Biddick and Mrs Otto Schluter with Effie Miller assisting. The November meeting will be at Mrs J W Bowman with Miss Adeliza Daniels assisting. Miss Mary Durham attended as a guest.
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Washington
Leonard G. Hewett
Marion Linn
T. A. Cunningham
Sixth Avenue
Hewett
Mount Vernon
Mary Durham
C. R. Biddick
Otto Schluter
Effie Miller
J. W. Bowman
Adeliza Daniels
Revival Planned at Cedar Rapids Baptist Church
Plans are complete for revival services led by Rev. J. W. Cooper of Cedar Rapids at the local Baptist church. Cyrus Metcalf of Cedar Rapids will oversee the music. The revival runs from October 19 to October 30 with Mr. Cooper delivering the Sunday evening sermon.
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The
Baptist Church
J. W. Cooper
Cedar Rapids
Cyrus Metcalf
Cooper
Rural Garden Club Meeting Postponed Indefinitely
The Rural Garden club meeting set for Thursday at Mrs. William Ambdenstock’s home has been postponed indefinitely.
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Rural Garden Club
William Ambdenstock
Concord Club Meeting Friday at Kendall Gibson Home
The Concord club will meet Friday night at the home of Kendall Gibson. Ray Anderson, Gazette farm editor, will speak.
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Concord Club
Kendall Gibson
Ray Anderson
Gazette Farm
Marion Blue Ribbon Marines Benefit Dance At Shadowland
A large crowd attended the benefit dance by the Marion Blue Ribbon Marines football team at Shadowland Wednesday evening. Plans were made for the third dance in the series next Wednesday. Mrs L A Levasseur will host Friday at 2 30 pm to the Reading Circle with Mrs Robert Oxley leading the program.
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Marion Blue Ribbon Marines
Shadowland
L. A. Levasseur
Fourteenth Street
Reading Circle
Robert Oxley
Eastern Iowa Vets Convention Closes After Two-Day Session
The East ern Iowa Veterinary association wrapped up a two day meeting as Dr W L Boyd of the University of Minnesota spoke on cattle diseases and acid poisoning from Sudan grass. President A H Quin Jr and State Exec Secretary C L Campbell outlined last years work and future plans.
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Eastern Iowa Veterinary Association
W. L. Boyd
University of Minnesota
Boyd
Bang
A. H. Quin, Jr
State Association
C. L. Campbell
Des Moines
A. T. Kinsley
Kansas City
J. V. Lecroix
Evanston, Ill
Brookhart Accuses Spangler on Ballot Arrangement
Senator Smith W. Brookhart charges Harrison E. Spangler with dictating party positions on the general election ballot. He cites 1924 plans and says the Progressive Party should not be placed third in 1932, alleging pressure on the secretary of state to favor the Republican ticket.
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Waterloo
Harrison E. Spangler
Republican National
Smith W. Brookhart
Progressive Party
Brookhart
Democratic Party
White House
Waukon Attorney Suspended A Year
WAUKON AP Suspended one year from practice in the state was ordered for attorney A. E. Sheridan of Waukon by a three-judge court. Sheridan faced professional conduct charges in a petition seeking disbarment filed months earlier.
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Waukon
A. E. Sheridan
Sheridan
Death of O. K. Mauck noted in Marion
O K Mauck died at University hospital Iowa City Thursday morning after nine weeks there and years of declining health following a stroke. He is survived by his wife and two daughters Mrs Rex King of Marion and Grace Lockhart of Iowa City.
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Marion
O. K. Mauck
University Hospital
Iowa City
Omitted Grandparents Listed for Phyllis Snyder
The Sunday Gazette omits the names of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Springer of near Robins from the grandparents list for Phyllis Snyder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snyder. Pleasant Grove Community club met Tuesday at Elmer Chersey’s home with the Farm Bureau quartet and Lucile Albaugh piano solo. Mr. and Mrs. Louis White spoke about their Minnesota trip. About sixty refreshments were served. The November meeting is scheduled for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevenson’s home.
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R. J. Springer
Near Robins
Phyllis Snyder
Raymond Snyder
Sunday Gazette
Pleasant Grove Community Club
Elmer Chersey
Farm Bureau
Lucile Albaugh
Louis White
Minnesota
Prank Stevenson
Marion O E S members urged to reserve grand banquet seat
Members of Marion chapter No. 183 O E S must reserve for the grand chapter banquet to be held Monday evening Oct 24 at El Kahir Shrine temple Cedar Rapids. Reservations must be made by Friday evening with Mrs Arthur Newman.
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Marion
Grand Chapter
el Kahir Shrine Temple
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Newman
Community Notices and Club Plans Highlight Marion Social Calendar
Mrs. C E McCannon hosts a Friday 12 30 picnic luncheon for W S A members at 397 Seventh avenue. Mrs B C Burrows celebrated a birthday with surprise party and bridge. Various clubs meet with talks on bulbs, garden care, federation reports, and church plans. The Rev C J Biddle outlines future church activities after an annual meeting.
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C. E. McCannon
Seventh Avenue
W. S. A. Club
B. C. Burrows
C. J. Biddle
The
Christian Church
Floyd Emmons
R. E. Lehdigh
Edna Roberts
Clarence Meggers
H. J. Stick
J. B. Emmons
F. A. Rowe
John Reynolds
H. R. Livingston
C. A
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Omaha Livestock
DIAL
Second Ave. E
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Northwest
Duluth
Louis
Rio
Omioe
Teen
Bove “Ion Aereucieees Co
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
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Bank
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Ind Harv
Allied Chem
Ns City
Allis Chalmers
Julius
Amerada Corpn
Kelly Spgid
Amn
Kelsey Hayes
Car & Fdy
Kelvinator
McKesson Rob
Mack Trucks
Magna Copper
Armour ‘A
Mathieson Ark
Arch T & S
May Dept
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Miami Copper
Auburn Auto
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Mo Kans Tex
Baldwin Loco
Mo Pac R R
Balto Ohio
Mont Ward
Barnsdall A
Murray Corpa
Alaska
Tel & Tel
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Beatrice Cry
Nash_ Motors
Bendix Ava
Bay Natl Biscuit
Best and Co
Beth Steel
Natl Dairy P
Borden Co
Natl Distits
Borg Warner
Natl
Pow & Lt
Briggs Mig
Nevada Copper
Brook M
NY Central
Byers AM
Nynhhe
Cal Hecla
North Amn
Cerro de Ches
Chio
Breiholz
Babe
Smith
United States
Office of the
Harbin
Manchuria
Marion News
Council
Betty Wallace
Catherine Bigger
Martha Jane Snell
Jean Lehdigh
Thomas Taylor
Kultsamachick Group
Hanna
Lewaniya Group
Pauline Taylor
Mary Orelda Reiter
Jean Leidigh
Spangler
O O. K. Mauck
Board
R. I. Hanson
Methodist Sunday School
Lloyd Morris
Coe College
Congregational Church
Mrs. Marley Clark
Millard Wetzel
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Harlan Starry
Carl Michel
C. A. Cline
First Avenue
James Corwin
Es Ae A and P
T. T. Williams
Eighth Avenue
Marion Nature and Garden Club
A. A. Schenken
Lula Toms
A. H. Rundquist
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Ben Gill
Hazel Mae Hutton
Center Point
Fred Breneman
Charles Conners
Sigourney
Elbert Kline
St. Luke’s Hospital
Young People’s Club
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Baptist Sunday School
Marie Ee Are
Neill Currie
Evanston
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