Chicago hog prices steady amid mixed regional declines
Across major U S hog markets only Chicago held steady with top hogs at 5.80 while Cleveland and Pittsburgh eased 10 to 35 cents. East Buffalo and East St Louis varied, with totals around 32,500 at five terminals and Chicago accounting for 19,000. Sheep and cattle prices showed mixed movements as receipts rose.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
MIX & Butchers Fis
East St Louis
Buffalo
Kansas Ciy
Omaha
St Loui
Joseph
Bionx City
St Pau
Bane
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Sinclair
Sinclair's
We.eees
Seeerpf
ST Bota
Hog Prices Slip Across Local Market As Hog Market Declines
Local hog market trends lower with a 10 cent drop across grades. Sinclair 106 Market lists prices for truck hogs and calves, cattle and sheep markets show steady or varying values across weight ranges and classifications.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Prices and Produce Listings
Local Cedar Rapids notice lists wholesale fruits vegetables and farm goods with prices for oranges lemons potatoes cabbage onions celery head lettuce and beans. Also includes hides and calf prices and horse values among other listed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Fragment
Grain movement notes show Chicago cash grain prices for wheat and corn with various grades including No 2 red and No 2 hard wheat and No 2 yellow corn. Prices appear as scattered figures like 108 for No 2 hard and 70 for corn plus other grade references and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Foreton T Exchange New York Peres barge to ote
Scrambled OCR text mentions New York, exchange, barge activity, and various disjoint phrases. The readable segments hint at financial or shipping notes but lack coherent events, dates, or clear entities to form a solid summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peres
Shanaha
New York
No York
Corn Leads Firm Grain Market On Chicago Board
Corn assumed leadership of grains on the Chicago board of trade as prices firmed. Wheat closed higher, December contracts around 1.01, corn up about 1 3/4, December near 78 1/2 cents, and oats rising modestly. Reports cited drought and insect damage as feed shortages. traders noted strong corn support amid small lot commission buying and pressure from world markets.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Belt Commission
Kansas
Nebraska
Northwest
Southwest
Rotterdam
Liverpool
Wall Street Rallies Persist Amid Metal Stocks Gains
Stocks leveled and advanced into higher territory after a broad rally led by metal issues. U S Smelting climbed around five points with further gains for Cerro de Pasco and American Smelting. big names like Case Loews Johns Manville and DuPont posted modest gains as transfers neared 650000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S
Case
Cerro de Pasco
Loews
Johns- Manville
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
American Smelting
Howe
Paramount
Santa Fe
Spiegel-May-Stern
Macy
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Delaware and Hudson
Chrysler
Loew's
DuPont
Continental Can
American Can
American Tobacco B
Liggett and Myers B. Johns Manville
Columbian Carbon
Bond Markets Edge Higher in Spotty Trade
New York government securities showed broadly firmer prices on Tuesday with uneven demand across issues. The 3 4s of 1940s traded around 103 24, Liberties fluctuated, and various issues like Treasuries and high grade bonds posted modest gains amid thin turnout and scattered selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SW York
New York
Tims
Baltimore
Oia
St Rant 'S
Nickey Pate
Pennsvisani
Cedar Rapids Couples Apply for Marriage Licenses
Jack Karebeer and Rosetta Whenands of Cedar Rapids apply with Joe F Yanda and Florence A Indra, both of Cedar Rapids, for marriage licenses. Romant L Batchelder of Alburtne and Frances A Kolamk of Cedar Rapids also listed among applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Karebeer
Rosetta Whenands
Cedar Rapids
Joe F Yanda
Florence A Indra
Romant L Batchelder
Alburnett
Frances A. Kolamk
Tracy and Woman Held in Secret Custody in Murder Case
Tracy of Manchester and Mrs. Flossie Fear of Farley are in secret custody awaiting arraignment on murder charges tied to an alleged hired slaying of Tracy's wife. Sheriff Utley would not explain the transfer, citing safety. A search continues for Adolph Berg of Delhi, named in a statement as the $1,000 payer for the murder plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Delaware County
Harry Utley
Reginald Tracy
Flossie
Farley
Tracy
Utley
County Gas
Adolph Berg
Delhi
Mrs Fear
Inquiry orders Morro Castle officers to show cause
The U S steamboat inspection service panel orders Acting Captain Warms and four subordinates to show cause on Oct 29 why their licenses should not be suspended or revoked after a fire on the Ward liner Morro Castle near Asbury Park. The report cites five negligence charges including delay of SOS and failing to deploy lifeboats and fire doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. S. Steamboat Inspection Service
Morro Castle
William F. Warms
Asbury Park
Karl C. Neilson
James Smith
Warms
Eben S. Abbott
Clarence Hackney
Harold Hanson
Antonio Bujia
Deaths Laura Harmon wife of local dentist dies in California
Laura V. Harmon née Hynds died at her daughter Alice Carrs home in Los Angeles California at 3 30 am Tuesday after a year long illness She was born February 23 1871 in Cedar Rapids and lived most of her life there She is survived by her husband daughter two grandchildren and several siblings Burial is planned at Grand View Mausoleum Glendale California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Harmon
W. R. Harmon
Alice Harmon Carr
Los Angeles
Calif
Laura V. Hynds
Cedar Rapids
Ephorum and
Alice Hynds
California
Harmon
Alice H. Carr
Charles Robert Carr
Peggy Anna Carr
Folowing
Fred Hynds
Marshalltown
Addie Debe
Waterloo
Mabel Whitehill
Fort Dodge
J S. Hynds
Mason City
Daisy Turner
Manly
Theodore Hynds
City
Grand View Mausoleum
Glendale
Mrs Liza Dunn Dies Aged 87 In Linn County
Mrs Liza Dunn aged 87 died at the home of Henry Sage north of Alburnett at 10 45 am Tuesday after a two week illness. Born May 29 1847 in Portsmouth she moved to Linn County 67 years ago and lived in Marion Ely Cedar Rapids over the years. Survived by three children Arthur Dunn Cedar Rapids Laura Knox and Elmer F Dunn Nashville Tenn eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Liza Dunn
Henry Sage
Alburnett
Portsmouth
Linn County
Marion
Myron Dunn
Ely
Cedar Rapids
Obituary for Elwood E. Moore of Cedar Rapids
Elwood Emerson Moore 21 of Cedar Rapids died Monday at 5 05 p.m. after a three weeks illness at a local hospital. He was born January 5 1913 in Cedar Rapids and educated in city schools. He married Mary Hathaway in 1933 and is survived by his wife, daughter Nancy Colleen six months, his father Daniel Moore and mother Verda Moore, a brother Earl and three half brothers Glenn Curtis and Lee Gearhart, and three sisters Vera Turner Ma Scolaro and Rose Hayes. Funeral at Beatty chapel Thursday 2 30 p.m. conducted by Father R J Campbell. Burial in Linwood Cemetery. Friends may call Beatty chapel Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Emerson Moore
Seventh Street
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Moore
Daniel Moore
Mary Hathaway
Nancy Colleen
Verda Moore
Earl
Dubuque
Glenn Gearhart
Curtis Gearhart
Lee Gearhart
Vera Turner
Ma Scolaro
Rose Hayes
Kansas City
Beatty Chapel
R. J. Campbell
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs Paseka in Barta chapel services
Funeral services for Mrs Tillie Paseka wife of Frank Paseka of 1215 First Street SW are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m in the Barta chapel conducted by Theodore B Hlubucek. The Praha Rebekah lodge will staff the burial at Bohemian National Cemetery with pallbearers Henry Jensen Milton Hasek Milo Simanek William Klepach Edwin Seda and Charles Hermancek. She leaves her husband a daughter sisters and brothers and her mother Mrs Barbara Schultz of Cedar Rapids. She was a Cesky Vlastenky lodge member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Paseka
Frank Paseka
First Street
Barta Chapel
Theodore B Hlubucek
Praha Rebekah
Bohemian National Cemetery
Henry Jensen
Milton Hasek
Milo Simanek
William Klepach
Edwin Seda
Charles Hermancek
Barbara Schultz
Cedar Rapids
Cesky Vlastenky Lodge
Anna Nap
Fragments Talk of Lodge Dedication and Funeral Plans
Friends may call at the chapel Tuesday evening as the first report notes rstek lodge. The note references a lodge dedication and related funeral arrangements.
Pioneer Cedar Rapids resident Krejci dies in Detroit
Joseph F. Krejci 87 a longtime Cedar Rapids immigrant from Bohemia died at his Detroit home Monday night. He came to Cedar Rapids in 1867 and lived there many years. Survived by three sons two daughters and several nieces and nephews. His sister Mrs Barbara Zbanek Cedar Rapids died last August. Funeral services and burial will be in Detroit Thursday.
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Joseph F. Krejci
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
Mich
Bohemia
Barbara Zbanek
Mrs John T Larson Dies After Month Long Illness
Mrs John T Larson 70 died at her daughter Mrs J Magnuson 1213 Tenth St SE at 3 am Tuesday after a month long illness. Born in Norway May 30 1864 she was predeceased by her husband in May 1934 and is survived by six children two sons in Canada three daughters and two sons in the U.S. including Mrs Mant Anderson Cedar Rapids Miss Helen Egland Beloit Mrs J E Johnson Dilke Sask Hans Egland Midale Sask Canada Harry Egland Wilmar Minn one brother Hans Grobedahl Ossian seventeen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral arrangements forthcoming.
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John T. Larson
J. ,Magnuson
Tenth Street
Norway
Europe
Magnuson
Mant Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Helen Egland
Beloit
J. E. Johnson
Dilke
Saskatchewan
Canada
Hans Egland
Midale
Harry Egland
Wilmar
Minn
Hans Grobedahl
Ossian
Turner Chapel
George T. Munn dies. Cedar Rapids born railroad engineer
George Thomas Munn, a pensioned Rock Island railroad engineer and former Cedar Rapids resident, died in Rock Island Illinois. He joined the BCR and N rail road in 1873 as a car repairer, became fireman in 1883, engineer in 1889, and retired with pension in 1914 before moving to Rock Island. He leaves three children Otto of Clarion Iowa Eva Freeman of Moline and Sarah at home. The body will be brought to Cedar Rapids for graveside services at Linwood Cemetery at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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George Thomas Munn
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Ill
B. C. R. and N. Railroad
Otto
Clarion
Eva Freeman
Moline
Infant John Thomas Coffey Dies. Funeral Held
John Thomas Coffey infant son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Coffey of 813 E avenue NW died at a local hospital at 6 p.m. Monday. Funeral services were held in the Monahan chapel at 11 a.m. Tuesday conducted by Rev Father D J Lenihan. Burial was in Mount Calvary cemetery.
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John Thomas
Wilbur Coffey
E Avenue NW
Monahan Chapel
D. J. Lenihan
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Illinois Central Service Booster club meeting set
A meeting of the Illinois Central Service Booster club will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the yard office at D avenue and Fifth street NE. Refreshments will be served. Mrs W J Neill is in Mason City for the state Rebekah assembly until Thursday. Hans Nickel spoke on Germany experiences at the Canopus club luncheon at the Roosevelt. Praha Rebekah lodge members asked to attend Tillie Paseka funeral at the Barta chapel Wednesday at 2 p.m. Cheery Leeper was fined 10 dollars for assault and battery. Leeper was arrested Monday afternoon by Constable John Taylor.
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Illinois Central Service Booster Club
D Avenue
Fifth Street
W. J. Neill
Sixth Street
Mason City
Rebekah Assembly
Hans Nickel
Hotel Roosevelt
Germany
Canopus Club
The
Roosevelt
Praha Rebekah
Tillie Paseka
Barta Chapel
Cheery Leeper
Tenth Avenue SE
Justice A. S. Reed
Leeper
Leonard Ronnenberg
John Taylor
Grant Wood Returns from East as Judge in Wanamaker Shows
Grant Wood travels from Philadelphia and New York City where he judged art shows sponsored by Wanamaker stores. On the Chicago leg his portrait at the Art Institute, including his painting Daughters of the Revolution, is featured in the Chicago Tribune Tuesday edition.
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Grant Wood
Philadelphia
New York City
Wanamaker
Chicago
Mr. Wood
Art Institute
Chicago Tribune
Mrs. Neff Denies Involvement in Davenport Collision
Irene Neff of 115 Twenty-fourth street SE said Tuesday that her car did not strike the rear of F. B. Douglas's vehicle at the Third avenue and First street SW intersection Sunday evening. Douglas at 521 Second avenue SW reported he had stopped for a traffic light and Neff claimed her car was in the garage at that time.
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Howard
Irene) Neff
Twenty-fourth Street
F. B. Douglas
Second Avenue
Third Avenue
First Street
Douglas
Neff
City Collects Fines From Dowd Dairy Driver and Several Offenders
The city collected 10 from Dowd dairy at 3801 Mount Vernon avenue SE on two charges of failing to stop for a school sign. Fine of 5 and costs on the second charge and 2 and costs on the first. Parking offenses yielded 2 and costs from H L Mealey 1810 Fifth avenue SE J F Suchy 116 Sixteenth avenue SW Louise A Whelihan 1618 Third avenue SE Robert Strickell 1841 E avenue NE Edward Davidson 1502 Tenth street SE Glenn Davis 862 Eleventh street NE and H M McIntosh 1529 A avenue NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowd Dairy
Mount Vernon Avenue
H. L. Mealey
Fifth Avenue
J. F. Suchy
Sixteenth Avenue
Louise A. Whelihan
Third Avenue
Robert Strickell
Light Co Awarded 2207 From J W Hopp in Iowa Suit
A district court jury awarded Iowa Electric Light and Power $2 207 81 from J W Hopp and J W Hopp Construction in a contract and account suit before Judge H C Ring. The trial spanned from morning until 2 30 p m and involved a powerhouse and pumphouse built at Toledo for the plaintiff.
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A. District Court
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
J. W. Hopp
J. W
Marion Legion elects Richard M. Clark commander in 298 post
Richard M. Clark of 420 Ninth street was elected commander of Marion post 298 of the American Legion. He was nominated in September with no opposition after eight months overseas service. William Bleakly and Carl J. Kassler were elected vice commanders others re elected or appointed to key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Clark
Ninth Street
Marion Post
American Legion
Mr. Clark
William Bleakly
Carl J. Kassler
Allen R. McElwain
R. Lee Fitzgerald
Carl McCalley
George Hill
Elmer Seevil
H. N. Strader
Z. N. Lundy
al Schueler
Ed. Kopp
Cedar Rapids
R. J. Williams
Post
National Legion
Miami
Glenn Larkin
Marion
Clark
Anna Mae Lafferty Weds Stephen L Davin in St Josephs Church
A Tuesday morning wedding at St Josephs Catholic church united Anna Mae Lafferty and Stephen LeRoy Davin. The couple, from Cedar Rapids and local addresses, were married by Rev T J McElliott with attendants Catherine Lafferty and James Davin. A reception followed for thirty guests at the Lafferty home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Anna Mae Lafferty
Frank Owen Lafferty
Eighth Avenue
Stephen LeRoy Davin
M. J. Davin
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids
T. J. McElliott
Catherine Lafferty
James Davin
Johanna Hill
John Clark
Elaine Jones
Perry
Edward Lafferty
Omaha
Murder Defendant Escapes From Cell
Walter Mika, accused in the slaying of Policeman William Wilson, escaped Tuesday from the county prison hours before a scheduled Wednesday trial in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Walter Mika
William Wilson
Marion and Pleasant Grove Notices and Appointments
Mrs. R W Lockhart installed Marion unit officers with Glenn Pyle as president and Della Senninger elected delegate to the Miami national convention. Membership drive scored 76 with McElwain team at 45. District delegates named for Clinton on Nov 13. Nature Study club elected officers at Pleasant Grove No 5. Several local visits and hospital arrangements noted.
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R. W. Lockhart
American Legion Auxiliary
Marion
Glenn Pyle
H.N. Strader
Richard Clark
Celan Rollins
J. W. Bowdish, Jr
Mary Hines
al Schueler
Neal Miller
Della Senninger
Joe Roeder
Miami
A. R. McElwain
McElwain
Clinton
H. N. Strader
William Bleakly
Dayton Lininger
Joe Boyle
Ina Dye Minor
Nature Study Club of
Pleasant Grove School No. 5
Minor Wilkinson
Arthur Chudzimski
Lowell Parks
Faye Parks
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Rawlins
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Iowa State College
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Savanna
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Calderwood
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Young Republicans
Montrose Hotel
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