Hog Market Fluctuations Trim Prices Across Regions
Erratic hog prices push declines in Chicago to 40 cents and more. Receipts reach about 13 600 with Chicago taking 9 000 while Cleveland and Pittsburgh show mixed weakness. Lamb and sheep trends soften except for scattered raisers led by strong dealers in Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Stocs
Arad Orca
Pag Trad Ag
Ree Win
Stich
Chico
Cowe
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St Letts
Buffalo
LAMBS
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Item Notes
A damaged page fragment from Cedar Rapids includes scattered prices and product listings such as grains vegetables and household goods. The readable bits show small ads or notices with numeric prices like 42 and 700 and 15 cents, suggesting a local marketplace or catalog snippet. No clear event or person is identifiable.
Chicago Produce Market Notes and Prices Amid Mixed Receipts
AP dispatch from Chicago reports unsettled creamery butter receipts across 93 stores with mixed pricing and sporadic demand. Cheese and potatoes show firm to steady prices while futures for butter and storage standards edge higher, reflecting cautious trading in Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Dakota
Ohio
Wu Polliry
Steadshers
Lesrarn
Techorn Cheekene
Bork Epryes Stelle
Ee Poustris
Hapkess Post Spring
Young
O.d Cere- Be
New York
Ahooney
Buster Reece
Chicagh
Bond Market Fluctuations Mark Narrow Trading Day New York
New York bond market shows narrow price moves with some gains in select issues while many corporates experience selling pressure. Higher quality Treasuries hold steadier as traders evaluate secondary offerings and yield shifts across ratings amid cautious demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Bond Review
NEW YORK +APs
Povern
Fermien
Chesapeake
Treveurs
Ara
Grain Prices Jump Limit on Government Purchases
Chicago report notes government purchases halted a slide in December wheat to a new low of 67 1/2 cents. Heavy demand from government, commission houses, and locals sent wheat, corn, and oats up the daily limit. Early trading saw rapid price swings with occasional misalignments between board quotes and pit trades. by close, wheat up 5 cents, corn up 4, oats up 3, with provisions firm.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Chicago Grain Prices and Wheat Corn Rates
Grain movement data from Chicago and Minneapolis shows cash wheat and corn quotes with multiple grades and sample grades. Prices cover No 1 hard to No 6 yellow and white corn and a wide array of barley oats rye and timothy.
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Chicago
State Wins Point In Decorah Murder Trial
In district court in Decorah the state gained a procedural victory when a defense objection to Reg Pearson testimony was overruled. Pearson testified to placeing Claude Mead at the fairground barn the night of the fatal shooting after a horse race dispute. Coroners Iversen and doctors Frithen and Hexom also testified. Mrs Chatian, wife of the defendant, was unable to attend due to botulism poisoning illness.
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Syreial
Giareves
Decorah
Marvind Grattan
Reg Pearson
Decorah Fair Association
Judee Croheen
Pearsons
Claude Mead
Ceratian
Ro Iversen
Afpf Fritehen
Chatian
Aed
Bo Ies
Birth notices and obituaries from Springville area
Birth announcements list several newborns with parents and locations including Meres havwtal and Maurice Jonneen two more children, then a Springville obit for Kimball of Oak Kimball 64 who died after a heat attack. Survivors include Myrtle Tanner wife and six sons and two daughters. Funeral at Presbyterian church and Oak Shade cemetery Marion conducted by Rev Te A Badger.
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Springville
Pumerat Civices
Oak Kimball
Lavina
Badger
Oak Shade
Marion
Kimball
Lewden
Myrtle L Tanner
Blanche Snoth
Siss Luevie
Chicaco
Edward
Clarence
Lone Beach
Warren Ruchard
Rolland
Twarts
Vo Horesmond
Leo Bury
Lacenads
Hogs in Slump on Local Market
Hogs on the local market slumped Tuesday with declines of 25 to 50 cents across grades. Prime top price fell to about 3.90 dollars amid weaker demand and price pressures in the supply chain.
Wall St Dips and Rallies Mark Uneven Trading Session
Stocks showed mixed moves on Tuesday with early gains fading into mid-day selling. Major names drifted, while bonds and commodities were volatile amid broad market uncertainty and talk of fiscal policy and Europe.
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New York
American
Western Union
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers B
Sears Roebuck
Allied Chemical
du Pont
U. S. Smelting
US_ Steel
National Distillers
Chrysler
Case, Deere
American Smelting
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Wall Street
Europe
Local Businessman F. E. Patton Dies After Illness
F. E. Patton of Coggon Cedar Rapids and Vinton died after a prolonged illness at his daughter’s home in Cedar Rapids. He was born June 17 1876 and married Ethel Morse in 1899. Survived by wife two daughters sister and two grandchildren. Masonic funeral services will be held in Vinton and Coggon with burial in Coggon cemetery.
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F .E. Patton
Coggon
Cedar Rapids
Vinton
H. S. Buxton
Eighteenth Street
Frank Edward Patton
James
Mary P. Patton
Ehler
Cedar Falls
Drake University
Ethel L. Morse
Manchester
F. D. Matson
Gas Company of
Patton
No. 62
A. F
A. M. Adoniram
Royal Arch Mansons
P.O. E
Knights of Pythias
Ethel L. Patton
Gwendolyn
Sac City
Louise Henderson
Frank Edwin Buxton
Mary Ethel Buxton
Fry Funeral
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids Masons Honor Floyd Philbrick 33rd Degree
Floyd Philbrick of Cedar Rapids was elected a thirty third degree Mason by the supreme council of Scottish Rite Masons southern jurisdiction meeting in Washington. He was one of 189 Masons nationwide to receive the honorary degree. Also elected knight commander of the court of honor were George Farmer and Harry A. Palmer, both from Cedar Rapids, among 373 honored overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Philbrick
Cedar Rapids
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Southern Jurisdiction
Washington
Associated Press
United States
Court of Honor
George Farmer
Harry A. Palmer
City Briefs and Personalities Highlight Local Happenings
Local notes report Elmer and Mary Olson returning from Chicago with A Century of Progress visit and a mention that Mary Horak denies being the Mars Horak in a police raid. Miss Painter Gave Talk covers Marie Painter substituting at a Northeast Iowa Teachers convention penmanship round table. Also items on Syndicate Clothing ads, Mr Lael Abbott’s return to Cedar Rapids and his role with Cameron and Company, a truck accident injuring Carl Sailor, and a embezzlement case against Frank and Irene Griffin involving mortgaged cows.
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Painter
Marie Painter
Garfield School
Northeast
Iowa
Mary G Hancock
Maquoketa
Lad Abbotts
Lael Abbott
Niles Center
Cedar Rapids
Eastern Boulevard
Abbott
Cameron and Company
Chicago
More Jobs Found in September Return Surges in 17 Sectors
Secretary of Labor Perkins announced that over 620000 people are expected to return to work in September after surveys across seventeen industrial and business groups by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor
S.alistics
Secretary of
Labor
Perkins
Marion Legion Auxiliary installs officers in belated ceremony
Mrs. Ralph Williams officiated as Mrs. Della Senninger became president of the Marion post 298 auxiliary with officers including Mrs. Glenn Pyle and Mrs. H N Strader. Reports, committees, and a 175-attendee picnic followed as delegates named for the Second district convention in Belevue.
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Ralph Williams
Auxiliary
American Legion
Marion Post
Della Senninger
Glenn Pyle
H. N. Strader
Joe Boyle
Celan Rollins
Mary Hines
al Schuler
Richard Clark
Neal Miller
William Bleakly
Harlan Knight
Della Senninfer
John Clay
Cedar Rapids
Coggon
Marion Auxiary
Belevue
Joe Roeder
Te Marion Legion Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Paris
Frances
George Cathcart
Ontario
Calif
Senninger
Oakdale
Gravel Contracts Set for East Iowa Awarded by Iowa Highway Commission
Contracts totaling 980672.31 were announced for eastern Iowa paving gravel and bridge work. Awards cover 32.35 miles of paving in eight counties and 201 miles of gravel surfacing in fifteen counties, with multiple projects in Clinton Dubuque Jackson Washington and Cedar Rapids areas assigned to firms including Hagg Construction C Weaver and Clarence C Putman.
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AMES
Iowa Highway Commission
Fremont
Iowa
Clinton
Jackson
U. S
Baker and Patton
Carlile
Delaware
Dubuque
Colesburg
Luxemburg
Hacgg Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque County
Jackson County
Hacge Construction Company
Maquoketa
Sabula
C. Weaver
Iowa Falls
Maquoketa River
Carlisle
Bellevue
Clarence C Putman
Clarence C. Putman
Washington County
Wellman
Dane Company
Iowa City
Dr H N Strader Elected Legion Commander in Marion
Dr H N Strader veterinary surgeon of Marion and former bovine tuberculosis eradication head in Linn Benton Jones Scott and Clinton counties was elected commander of Marion post 298 American Legion. New officers include Al Schuler Harold Phillips Allen R McElwain Lee Fitzgerald Elmer Sewell Walter Van Fossen Carl McCalley H R Livingston Z N Lundy Carl J Kassler.
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Marion Post
American Legion
Jones County Legion
Wyoming
Linn County
Allen R. McElwain
H N Strader
al Schuler
Alburnett
H. N. Strader
Marion
Linn
Benton
Jones
Scott
Clinton
Strader
Medical Reserve Corps
Omaha Dee
Robert Vesely
Hanford
Cedar Rapids
Harold Phillips
Lee Fitzgerald
Elmer Sewell
Walter van Fossen
Carl McCalley
H. R. Livingston
Z. N. Lundy
Carl J. Kassler
Elmer Kudrie
Country Club
John Pazour
William Blenkly
Fred Ross
Lertenants
Gene Miller
Jerry Mann
Dye
Service
Lowe, and
Patridge
Potter Garage
Legion Pool
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Timaess
Tamago
Catnie
Oman
Tivestoon
Omaha
Caitip
CMG
ATA Crass
Ading Ll. Boron
Wea
Posey
Tan Pishkere
Dow ES Moines
DES Moines AP ( & Dept Agrt
Choice
Neature
Vicks Shire
Kansas City
St Louis
Anana
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Bondholders Protective Committee
First National Bank
Oklahoma City
Okla
Eoor
NRW
Taport Gorn Trier
Tortign Exchange
Fionee
Bonn
Lamson Brothers and Co
E. Disbrow
Merchants National Bank
Judy
Atinneapolis
Cassie Grain
Minneapolis
Chicaso
Minacapes
Carey Tyre E
Fleur
Louis Wheat
Kansas
Kansas Cury
Eee Senate
Gena
Mrooane
Jonneen
Mroard
Tony
Vrat Ape
Fdwoards
Ma Marin Koons
Sinclair
Wall St
J E Bennett & Co
Merchants National Banc Guidins
Tulsdaa
Adams Faprees
Aras Chalmers
Kan
Brone Shoe
Julius
Aim Gan
Kelly
Car & Fdy
Zita Felvinator
Am For Power
Locus Inc
Mr. Sith T's Vouse Wales
Smetin
Lorillard P
Steel
Reste Gas A
Toh
Macna
Mathieson AK
Ainers
Bato
Brarmsdal
North Ann Ik
Brown
Preetar Gambel
Gr Wan
Pullman Co
M& Pop
Reno Capo
Radio Krih
Pope
Ower
Tex C
Ter St
Crete
Timsen
Fee Mart
GTS
Crdar Memorial Park
Assa
Pau Foo
Ruth I
Sid Linger
Acuna Taw
Cdar
Menor Park
F. E. Patton
Tru
Elmer G Olson
Sixth Street
Mary Horak
Fourth Street
Mars Horak
Second Avenue
Syndicate Clothing Company
Syndicate
Carl Sailor
Fifth Avenue
Fourteenth
Sailor
J F Gaston
Fifth Axemnue
Saar
Frank B
Irene GriMn
Second Street
A S. Reed
John Traylor
O S Cox
Cox
Griffins
Maria Helen Petrie
Marion News
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Wiliams
William Bleskly
Paul Fiedler
Richard Biddick
Gilbert Gordon
Lillian Bleakly
Carl Owen
James Pringle
Esther Kassier
Nellieve Borah
Joy Boyle
Arthur Newman
George M. Hibner
Frank Minor
Betty Kudrle
Gladys Ballard
Leon Blinks
John Cone
William Bileakly
A R. McElwain
H. N Strader
W. R Barber
Luella Hutton
Verne Balster
Richard Clark, Jr
C W Biggs
Hattie Perrin
Ralph Seager
Lottie Benedict
Sophia Johnson
Dorothy Cherry
Carl Cherry
Eugene Seelig
Charles Izer
Cecille Remington
Albert Thompson
Anamosa
Donald Harlan
Carl McGowan
Kathryn Heffron
Donald Wallace
Rex King
Harra Lee Rockey
A C Sloss
Tenth Street
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Bunco
Edythe McGowan
W. McKune
Margaret Yates
Clayton Hanson
Ellyn McGowan
Burdena Cunningham
Maron
Sunny Bob
Hanscom
Warren Hanscom
W. A. Hanscom
QO. G. Waffle
Norman
Hedrick
Extension Department
University of Iowa
Mothers Club
Nicholas Michel
Central Avenue
J. H Fielman
Newhall
J. C. Barnhart
West Branch
S. A. Fontaine
Lincoln Drive
Frank Hensing
Paso Robles
Mr. Hensing
H. W. Wiggins
O. O. P. Club
J. M. Walters
Ninth Street
Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society
Martha Gillesple
Robert Oxley
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
Memorial Hall
Ed Bayanovsky
Clarence Elson
Lake Preston
S. D
G. R. Hagerman Homme
B. C. Busby
Mr. Busby
Mildred Titus
L. A. Levasseur
Earl Biggs
Catherine Reinheimer
Alice Wallace
Mary Jane Davis
Jane Scott
Geraldine Brenneman
Helen Cooney
Jane Edwards
Loma Helbig
Gladys Klopp
Entre Nous Club
James E. Bromwell
Mrs
DR. Strader
Legion
C E. Mitchell
Pleasant Grove School
Blairs Ferry Road
F. E. Witter
Roscoe, S. D
Fred Domer
G. L. Martin
Helen
Clarence Reinhard
William Campbell Monday
John A. Reinhard
University Hospital
Bonnie
Mae
Jackie
Presbyterian Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Clara Wilson
Twelfth Street
George Miller
Lena Pratt
Sears
Alaska
Hugh Hutton
India
Prairie Chapel Ladies Aid
Eae Ao
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