Hog Prices Steady as Moderate Hog Receipts Aid Market
Chicago AP notes steady hog prices with a moderate Monday run aiding demand. Packings plants received 9,000 hogs from outside points, with 1,000 state hogs carried over. prices for choice butchers 3.70 to 3.85 plus. Cattle and sheep receipts were sizable, with steady to lower trends overall, and western range cattle contributing heavily to the day’s offerings.
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Chicago
Corn Belt
South St Paul
Pechere
EAST
OWA
Des Moines
API
U 5
Dept. Agriculturer
Iowa
Minnesota
Bond Markets Slide as Mixed Trading Dawns in New York
In a mildly fluctuating session, the bond market shows dull activity with fractional losses across several rail and industrial issues. Notable moves include Chicago and North Western 4 3/4 48s and Missouri Pacific 5 8s and 5 1/2s, while United States government issues firmed with Liberty bonds closing in firmer ranges.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago
North Western
St Paul
Tllinois Central
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Southern
Chile
International Telephone
Postal
Shell Union
Sinclaiy
Germany
United States
Markets Show Mixed Chicago Produce and Poultry Receipts
Chicago market notes report live receipts across poultry and eggs with Frendy hens Leghorn roosters and turkeys among listed items. Butter eggs and potatoes appear in varying shipments with continued steady demand and price references across multiple regional suppliers.
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Chicago
Tapi
Rock Springs
Uo S
Beass
South Dakota
Unclear OCR Item With Goods and Places Fragmented
The passage lists various items, places, numbers, and country names in a garbled OCR fragment. It mentions markets, stores, standard machines, prices like 8008 and 748, dates such as Oct 23, and locations including New York, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Argentina, Mexico City, and Tokyo, suggesting a mixed list of market or trade references without a cohesive event.
Wheat Prices Weak in Sympathy With Market in Stocks
The Chicago board showed wheat weakness as stocks and cotton drifted lower. Wheat closed near the prior level after a light trade and scant attention to routine news. Winnipeg steadied around 50c, while nearby corn hit new season lows then rallied. oats and rye were mostly unchanged. Provisions steadier. Receipts totaled 17 cars. Continuous market action left cash prices mostly unchanged with limited export business.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Wall St Stocks drift lower amid slow Monday trading
Wall Street moved in a dull, heavy zone on Monday with light turnover about 800,000 shares. Major decliners included U S Steel, American Telephone, American Tobacco B, Case, United Aircraft, DuPont, Eastman, Union Pacific and Westinghouse, as the market drifted down before afternoon recovery attempts.
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American Telephone
American Tobacco
B.” Case
United Aircraft
du Font
Eastman
Union Pacific
Westinghouse
North American
Corn Products
Case
U S. Steel
Anaconda
Johns Manville
Santa Fe
Owens Bottle
Wall Street
U.S. Steel
J. E. Bennett & Co
Jump Tanacer
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Adams Express
Alaska
Tel & Tel
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Allied Chem
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Allis Chalmers
Kelsey Hayes
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Tha Kresee
Gore
Kreuger
Krozer G & BS
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Murray Coron
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Borden, Co
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Urices
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Ee P Bis Peoples Gas
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Proctor Garbel
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Sss
Col CarbonaTy Reo Rob Baur
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Southern
Conan
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Stand Ind
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Eastman Kodak
Socony
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Warner
Erie
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Union Pac
Uni
Gen Poods
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Gillette SR
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Goodrich
Goodyear
U S Rubber
Graham Pauwetta
U S Steel
Great
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Woolworth
Ind Rayon
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Inspiration
Yinston S & TU
Rena
Marshall Fid
Hore Warner
Middlewest
Swift
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U S Gypsum
Grigsby Grunow
U S Radio
Grain Movement Across Chicago and Minneapolis Grain Market
Chicago and Minneapolis grain desks report varied bids for wheat, corn, rye, and barley. Prices show No 2 red wheat around 48 cents, No 3 yellow wheat 45 to 47 cents, corn No 2 yellow about 28 to 26 cents, and No 3 white near 14 to 18 cents with oats and rye also listed. Additional notes include lard and bellies price ranges and dairy provisions.
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Chicago
Burke Hent
Minneapolis
Montana
Wholesale profits rise for vegetables in Cedar Rapids market
Mixed market listing shows California produce and local crates for sale. Items include oranges, lemons, grapefruits, apples, lettuce, celery, cabbage, potatoes, and onions with prices and quantities noted. Local sellers advertise wholesale prices and assorted seasonal produce.
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California
Michigan
Hogs Weaken on Local Market with Mixed Hog Prices
Local market reports show hog prices dropping across all grades on Monday. Prime hogs ranged around 270 to 305 dollars with varied weights, while packers offered up to 248 to 500 dollars depending on weight and quality. Calf and ship markets also noted mixed quotations by grade and size.
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Iowa
THI
Associated Press
Towa
Mason City
Amooth
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Des Moines
Sinctain
Births From St Luke and Mercy Hospitals Color Local Notes
Birth announcements record several newborns: a son born Oct at St Luke's to Mr and Mrs L O'Kelly Marion. a son Oct 14 at St Luke's to Mr and Mrs Wo B Gray of Mount Vernon. a son Oct 13 at St Luke's to Mr and Mrs James D Binke of 2340 Linden Drive. a daughter Oct 15 at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs O H Lundquist of 1135 Second Ave SE. a daughter Oct 16 to Mr and Mrs James Barton of 2401 Meadowbrook Dr SE. Also word from Chicago of Keith Cromer born Oct 13 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth J Weir. Keith is the son of Mr and Mrs De Weir of 2043 Blake Boulevard.
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Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
Wo B
Gray
Mount Vernon
James D Binke
Linden Drive
St Luke's Hospital
O. H Lundquist
Second Avenue
Mercy Hospital
James Barton
Meadowbrook Drive
Chicago
Keith Cromer
Kenneth J Weir
That City
Wei
de Weir
Blake Boulevard
The Nuts Are a Help Quincy Ti Tap
Unemployed find abundant nuts in this section and trade them for clothing and provisions, a simple way to obtain essentials. The phrase Where there's a will there's a way reflects the settlers' effort to survive by gathering and exchanging natural resources.
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Quincy
Norris Urges Break With Party Lines in Hoover Critique
Senator Norris argues against party regularity, labeling Herbert Hoover as aligned with big business while presenting past Republicans who criticized Hoover. He accuses Dickinson and other leaders of hypocrisy, cites Hoover’s party switches, and calls for anti bosses, pro people governance and a constitutional shift away from machine influence.
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Senator Dickinson
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Des Moines
House of Representatives
London
Deaths J Gordon Bixby and Aloisia Staab noted
Two deaths reported from Shellsburg and Milwaukee areas. J Gordon Bixby, farmer near Shellsburg, died at 3:45 pm after a two day illness. born June 13, 1881, survived by wife, five daughters, one son, six grandchildren, a sister, two brothers, and an uncle. Funeral at Federated church Shellsburg Wednesday, burial Evergreen cemetery. Aloisia Staab, widow of John Staab, died at Arthur Staab’s home in Cedar Rapids area after months of illness. born November 2, 1855 in Switzerland, came to the U.S. 59 years ago, survived by two sons, one daughter, and three grandchildren. No local services. body to be taken to Milwaukee for burial. friends may visit Turner chapel Monday.
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Shellsburg
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Mary Bixby
Harold C. Inman
Des Moines
Kirk Bixby
Florence Hatfield
Jesse Bixby
Cedar Rapids
Cecil E. Bixby
San Diego
Calif
Jesse W Perry
Bixby
The
Baptist Church
M. W A. No
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L. W. Inman
Evergreen Cemetery
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John Staab
Arthur Staab
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Switzerland
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Wis
Arthur
Herman G Staab
Mercer
Rose Depinet
Erie
Harold Be, Staab
Marcella Depinet Gifford
Cleveland
Ohio
Josie Staab Miller
Los Angeles
Henrietta Staab
Turner Chapel
Mrs Richard Ferreter Dies After Week Long Illness
Mrs Richard Ferreter of Quasque ton died at People's hospital in dependence at 5 40 p m Sunday after a week long illness. Born Ma tilda D Kimm near Norway January 20 1884 she is survived by husband four children Richard Marjorie Loren and Norman all at home four sisters Mrs Mary Zahrt Mrs Louise Nelson both of Spencer Mrs Anna Smith Carpenter SD Mrs Carrie Ward Norway and three brothers Ed Kimm Fairfax William Kimm Norway and Henry Kimm Adair The Catholic church at Monte will hold services at 9 am Wednesday with burial in Fairfax Catholic cemetery.
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Quasqueton
People’s Hospital, Independence
Matilda D. Kimm
Norway
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Loren
Norman
Mary Zahrt
Louise Nelson
Spencer
Anna Smith
Carpenter, S D
Carrie Ward
Ed Kimm
Fairfax
Willam Kimm
Henry Kimm
Adair
Monte
Spider Murtha Gunman Slain in Glendale Crime Scene
New York reports that the notorious gunman known as Spider Murtha was killed after a long manhunt by city detectives. A motorist found him near a Glendale cemetery, badly wounded from four gunshot wounds and ejected from a car. Authorities suspect a young female gunwoman carried out the shooting.
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NEW York
John
Murtha
Glendale
Queen
Woebegone
Marion Blue Ribbon Marines hold scoreless tie at Legion Park
The Marion Blue Ribbon Marines battled Muscatine Muskies to a 0 0 tie Sunday at Legion Athletic park before a fair crowd. Next Sunday Marion travels to Brooklyn for a game and Wednesday hosts a dance at Shadowland to benefit the team.
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Muscatine Muskies
Legion Athletic Park
Muscatine
Brooklyn
Shadowland
Willis announces Avalda wed James Jordan at Galena
Mr and Mrs W M Willis of 950 Eighteenth announce the marriage of their daughter Avalda to James Jordan son of Mr and Mrs S J Jordan near Marion. The ceremony occurred Oct 10 in Galena Iowa. The couple, both Marion high school graduates of 1932, were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Willis and will receive several social affairs in their honor this week.
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Ruth
Marvin F. Beach
E. A. Ballis
Galena
Ill
Howard Beach
Marion
W. M. Willis
Eighteenth Street
Avalda
James Jordan
S. J. Jordan
Willis
Marion High Schoo
Indian Mission Program at Christian Church
The Rev Byron P Adams a Hopi Indian and his two young daughters will present an entertainment at the Christian church Tuesday at 730 pm He a Native of Arizona and minister will give a talk on Indian missions illustrated by stereopticon slides His daughters will assist him No admission fee but a silver offering will be received
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Indian Mission
Byron P. Adams
Christian Church
Adams
Arizona
Appeal To Club Women For Linen Towels Sale
Marion club women urged to support Iowa blind women by buying linen towels through their secretaries or Mrs Walter Morrison Grundy Center Iowa The program provides the sole support for the workers Last year 20000 towels were sold and prices were reduced this year Miss Emma Klein president of the Federation of Women's clubs provides additional information
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Emma Klein
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
Carl Reed
Cresco
Marion
Iowa
Walter Morrison
Grundy Center
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Savanna Defeats Marion in Railroaders Game
Savanna defeated Marion 10 to 9 in a Saturday game at Savanna, tying the series 1-1. Marion pitchers included A D Elder and H B Christiansen with fielders such as Bernard Schenken and Maurice Koffman supporting the lineup. Funeral notices report Leo Emery in Ottumwa after an operation, with L O Dickey planning travel to attend the service.
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Marion Railroad
Savanna Railroaders
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Donald
A. d. Elder
H B_ Christiansen
Bernard Schenken
Maurice Koffman
Joe Strong
F B. Peters
Walter
Ted
Gordon Broussard
D Barnes
G. Astrosk
Cedar Rapids
L. O Dickey
Leo Emery
Ottumwa
Emery Was
W C. Johnson
Miner Trial Draws Toward Deliberation In Poisoning Case
ANAMOSA The jury in the re trial of Mrs. Tilda Miner of Olin for the murder of her husband was expected to begin deliberations late Monday or early Tuesday after attorneys’ concluding statements. Judge J T Moffit ruled that statements obtained by officers from Mrs Miner after her husband’s death from poisoning were admissions and not confessions.
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Tilda Miner
Olin
J .T. Moffit
Miner
J. E. Remsey
C. B. Paul
Prairie Union club hosts readings and recitations night
The Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary club was entertained Friday evening by Rev Mr and Mrs Ernest Allen. Miss Irma Langhoff read, Betty and Bobby Scott recited, Georgiana Ward sang, with a program committee handling games and stunts. Refreshments served to about thirty five. Charles Dronberger is ill at home north of Marion.
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Prairie Union Agriculture and Literary Club
Irma Langhoff
Betty
Bobby Scott
Georgianna Ward
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