Hog Prices Ten Cents Lower in Chicago Trading Session
Hog receipts were heavy at the Chicago stock yards with prices steady to about 10 cents lower in a fairly active session. Five terminal data show totals of 38,400 with Chicago receiving 26,000. top hogs around $5.75 and average near $5.50, while cattle and sheep mixed across multiple markets with varied declines and steadys.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
MIX. & Butchers
Salus
INS
East St Louis
Ethan
Todd
Omaha
Opaekorg
Mediv.s
Kansas City
Maha
St. Louis
St Josepn
Hogs Steady in Local Market Hogs Prices Unchanged Across Grades
Local market hogs remain steady with top at 515 dollars. Sinclair market shows varied trucks and hogs by grade with prices ranging from 140 to 320 pounds and packer quotes up to 435 dollars for larger hogs.
Cedar Rapids Grain and Produce Prices Mixed Across Market
Local Cedar Rapids miscellany lists wholesale prices for wheat corn and produce. Prices show wheat around 98c per unit, corn near 69c, hens and leghorn stock priced per dozen and pound ranges, with fruit and vegetables including Valencia oranges and grapefruit noted.
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É&E
Fragmented foreign exchange note with unclear details
A damaged OCR fragment references exchange rates and financial terms but names, dates, and key figures are illegible. The text mentions a stand in a market context and a possible comparison of values, but specifics remain unreadable.
Markets Report Duet of Produce and Poultry Prices
Market notes show mixed demand with turkey and poultry receipts steady. Idaho and Wisconsin produce steady to firm with eggs and dairy prices reflecting standard quality levels.
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Mincago
Wisconsin
Idaho
Rock Shoes
New York
Grain Prices Slip as Profit-Taking Hit Chicago Trade
Traders sold for profit on the Chicago board of trade pushing most grain futures lower. Wheat fell to 1.01 in December while corn and oats slipped. rains in the northwest and southwest and a lower Liverpool market contributed to the bearish mood as traders awaited Washington developments. Receipts were light and cash prices largely unchanged.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Weather Bureau
Liverpool
Washington News
Washington
Wall Street Opens With Rally Then Slips in Late Trading
Wall St stocks showed early gains on Wednesday with a move toward the top end of the three month trading range but failed to push through resistance. Profit taking in metals trimmed advances as U S Smelting dropped two points and California stocks led modestly higher on a day of uneven activity.
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New York
U. S
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Sears Roebuck
Rails
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Loews
Montgomery Ward
Sears
Case
International Harvester
DuPont
Allied Chemical
California
Wall Street
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts and Quotations
Chicago wheat receipts and quotations update with prices from Adams Express, Central addressograph, Russell, Rayon, and numerous listed stocks. The report notes totals around 481 and lists multiple commodity and refinery firms, banks, and rail lines reflecting a busy market mood.
Agnes White seeks divorce from Emmett White in district court
Agnes FE White sues Emmett L White for divorce alleging cruel inhuman treatment. She seeks title to household goods. The couple married September 10 1923 in Hong Kong China. Plans to censor all motion pictures appear in the case.
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Agnes FE. White
Emmett L. White
Hong Kong
China
Cochranes 10000 Bonus From Detroit Club
AP reports Mickey Cochran received a 10000 bonus from the Detroit Baseball Company after guiding the Tigers from the second division to within one win of the world title in his first year as manager and as a player. He has one year left on his contract and reportedly earns 25000 annually. He was bought from the Philadelphia Athletics for 100000 plus a reserve Tiger catcher’s contract.
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Detroit
Mickey Cochrane
Detroit Tigers
Detroit Baseball Company
Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Birth Announcement for James Edward Barnhart
Born to Mr and Mrs R C Barnhart of 3004 Center Point on October 17 a son named James Edward in a local birth notice.
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R. C. Barnhart
Center Point
James Edward
Lamb Freed After Paranoid Insanity Led to Transfer
Stanley Lamb, an escapee from the Independence state hospital, had his twenty year sentence expire and was transferred from Anamosa to the Independence hospital. The state board cited Dr Mackin in 1934 diagnosing insanity with paranoid delusions and recommended treatment, with conditions at the hospital to prevent further escape.
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Stanley Lamb
State Hospital
Independence
Independence Institution
Criminal Insane Department of
Anamosa State Reformatory
State Board of Control
G. K. Thompson
Thompson
Lamb
State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Anamosa Reformatory
Board of Control of State Institutions
Lee County
Holloway
Control Board
F. R. Scholes
Mackin
Department For Criminal Insane
Men’s Reformatory
Board of Control
Criminal Insane Department
Anamosa
Scholes
Independence State
Judge approves extra dividend for Kenwood Savings depositors
Judge F O Ellison in district court authorized an additional 15 percent dividend to Kenwood Savings Bank depositors, raising total payments to 90 percent. Total payouts exceed $90,000 after four redistributions of 40, 15, and two 10 percent dividends. Examiner in charge O F Fryer said further announcements will follow when checks are ready. receivership began October 16, 1931.
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F. O. Ellison
District Court
Kenwood Savings Bank
O F Fryer
Jury Finds Watson Guilty Of Car Theft
A Cedar Rapids district court jury found James Watson, 26, guilty of larceny of a motor vehicle after about two hours of deliberation. The case tied him to a theft with Orland King of a car owned by E. J. Stark on First Street NE last April 28. Watson claimed intoxication.
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H. C. Ring
James Watson
Cedar Rapids
H. C Ring
Watson
Orland King
E. J. Stark
First Street NE
King’s
Specify Claims Allowed In Light Co Hopp Suit
A district court jury awarded Iowa Electric Light and Power $2 207 against J W Hopp and J W Hopp Construction Co of Cedar Rapids in Toledo. The verdict allowed a counterclaim of $1 410 for the defendants and denied $156.66 to the plaintiff. The dispute arose from a contract to build a power house and pump house. The defense conceded $5 601 81 of the plaintiff s material firm claims while the plaintiff conceded $2 074 of the defendants claims.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
H. C. Ring
J. W. Hopp
J. W. Hopp Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Hopp
Toledo
Receiver approves Ely Bank trust quarterly report in district court
The seventh quarterly report of the Ely Trust and Savings Bank receivership, submitted by examiner-in-charge Ben S. Summerwill, was approved by Judge F. O. Ellison in district court on Wednesday. Cash on hand at the close of the quarter was reported as of September 30.
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Ely Bank
Ely Trust and Savings Bank
Ben S. Summerwill
F. O. Ellison
Hears Compensation Case At Des Moines Court
Deputy Industrial Commissioner heard a workman’s compensation case by E. S. Plummer who fractured his right leg August 28 1933 while cutting trees for railroad ties at Amana. He names Webster Lumber company and Roy Gaddis as employers though disputed as to independent contractor status. Also in court, D W Bates seeks 17656 59 judgment against Lucian T Wilcox and Steele H i ere on a secured note.
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Ralph S. Young
Des Moines
E. S. Plummer
Amana
Webster Lumber Company
St. Paul, Minn
Roy Gaddis
Plummer
Contracors
D. W. Bates
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and Trust Company
Lucian T. Wilcox
Steele H. i Eere
Deaths Luella Boyd
Cedar Rapids resident Luella Boyd died at home after a long illness at 11:32 p.m. Tuesday. Born October 25 1863 in Amesville Ohio she lived in Mount Vernon before moving to Cedar Rapids seven years ago. Survived by two sisters a nephew a niece an aunt and cousins. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Friends may call at Turner chapel.
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Luella Boyd
Luca Boyd
Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Miss Boyd
Amesville
Mount Vernon
Clifford Boyd Burr
San Antonio
Tex
Lucy Moody Boyd
John K. Burr
Theodosia Burr
Lucy Adair
Floyd Knapp
City
Ohio
Funeral for Mrs Larson Held in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs John T Larson will be held in Turner chapel at 3 30 p m Thursday conducted by Rev August Cramer Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Larson
John T. Larson
Turner Chapel
August Cramer
Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs Mary Havel dies at 48 in Cedar Rapids
Mary Havel wife of John Havel age 48 of 219 Johnson avenue SW Cedar Rapids died at 10 20 am Wednesday after living in the city since age 14. She left three children Adeline Leona Lumir at home a brother Albert Matousek Cedar Rapids and a sister in Czechoslovakia. Body lies at Barta chapel awaiting funeral arrangements.
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Mary Havel
John Havel
Johnson Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Adeline
Leona
Lumir
Albert Matousek
Czechoslovakia
Barta
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Dunn set Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Eliza Dunn will be held in the Turner chapel Thursday at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel until 9 p.m. Wednesday.
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Dunn
Eliza Dunn
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Des Moines Launches Home Study Plan for Unemployed Grads
In Des Moines Iowa a home study project to provide higher education for thousands of unemployed high school graduates was announced by Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent. Financed by federal emergency relief funds the plan is sponsored by the Iowa College Presidents association the state department of public instruction and school superintendents across Iowa. Study centers run by unemployed teachers will allow graduates to earn college credits accepted by all Iowa colleges. A committee of college presidents including H M Gage O R Latham D W Morehouse R E O'Brien and John S Nollen will cooperate in launching the project with Dr R W Tallman as general supervisor.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Agnes Samuelson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Iowa College Presidents’ Association
State Department of Public Instruction
Miss
Hunger Striker Freed By Judge In Iowa Liquor Case
CLARINDA I IA Lloyd Jewell described as a hunger striker against the Iowa liquor law was freed by a directed verdict on an illegal possession charge. He claimed he bought liquor in Missouri for his own use and protested the Iowa law. Judge E M Millers acquittal surprised prosecutors.
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Clarinda
INL
Lloyd Jewell
Iowa
Jewell
Missouri
E. M. Miller
O R C Leader Speaks at Oklahoma City District Meeting
J A Phillips president of the Order of Railway Conductors spoke at a district social gathering in Oklahoma City Wednesday. Delegates and wives from Oklahoma Texas Kansas Missouri New Mexico Louisiana and Arkansas attended with about two hundred people present. He was accompanied by Mrs Phillips and J E Rogers general secretary treasurer of the ORC.
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J. A. Phillips
First Avenue E
Order of Railway Conductors
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
New Mexico
Louisiana
Arkansas
Associated Press
Phillips
J. E. Rogers
Park Terrace SE
Marion News: Legion Auxiliary names year committees
Mrs Glenn Pyle announces American Legion Auxiliary Marion committees for the year with chairmen for Ways and Means Membership Nominating Poppy Cradle Roll and more. O O P Club discussed biographies Epics of America and America in the Making with officers elected and new appointments noted.
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Glenn ,Pyle
American Legion Auxiliary of
Marion
Ways and Means
Dayton Lininger
Frank Williams
J. W. Bowdish, Jr
C. D. Benedict
Matt Biddick
J. B. Howell
Gilbert Gordon
Ralph Fitzgerald
J. A. Pringle
Paul Feidler
Joe Boyle
Jennie Murray
C. W. Biggs
Ina Dye Minor
John Clay
Arthur Newman
Leon Blinks
Hazel Ross
Celan Rollins
Joe Roeder
W. A. Jackson
Ruth Maier
R. J. Williams
Harold Ballard
Lillian Bleakly
Lee Fitzgerald
Harry Leasure
Chester Cornelius
Harold Phillips
Neal Miller
LeRoy, Barber
Richard Clark
Betty Cutler
Gerald Gordon
Nellieve Rohrer
Edith Gordon
Frank Strothers
Ella Harding
Margaret Leming
S Parley
Oakdale Hospital
Della Senninger
Funeral of Tommy Smoyer in Yocom chapel
Funeral services for Tommy Smoyer aged 3 will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Yocom chapel with Rev. W E Fisher in charge and burial in Cedar Memorial park. He was born November 16, 1930 and is survived by his parents, George Wood of Marion, Mrs C E Beck, and Gerald Smoyer of Cedar Rapids.
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Tommy Smoyer
Ralph Smoyer
Arlene Wood Smoyer
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Memorial Park
Tommy
George Wood
Marion
C. E. Beck
Gerald Smoyer
Cedar Rapids
Ameigo Club Luncheon Shares Iowa History and Arts
The Ameigo club met Tuesday for luncheon with Mrs. Ed Sigfred. autumn verse greeted roll call. Program leader Mrs. Frank Straley presented A Tribute to Town, and members read pieces on The Old Military Road and pioneer Iowa, including works by Briggs Hansen Quick Garland Parrish.
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Ameigo Club
Ed Sigfred
Frank Straley
A. E. Crew
J. J. Booth
Weldon Campbell
Old Military Road
John E. Briggs
Marcus L. Hansen
Iowa City
Dubuque
Iowa
Herbert Quick
Hamlin Garland
John C. Parish
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Win
Fess
Sterone Stardards
Wall St
Samson Brothers and Co
Himager
Merchants National Bank
Aly
Suly Tae
Nur
J. E. Bennett & Co
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He Rayon
Alaska Juneau
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Allied Chem
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Kans City
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Pwr
Kroger G. B
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Libby Owens
Ute Am'n Metals
Myers
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Rad & SS
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Aino Roll Mills
Lorillard BP
Cs Amn Saf Raz
Louille Gas
Eld
MeIntyre
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Sug
Marshall Fld
Tel & Telchutz Mack
Mathieson Ark
Wat
May
Armour A
Monsanto
Mont Ward
Atchison T&sp
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Murray Corp
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Balto Ohio
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Pow & L
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Gene Beth Steel
Sane
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Bohn
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North Am
Ellie Briggs
Onlo
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Otis Steel
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Penick & Ford
Penney, J C
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Chio
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Rem Rand
Col Palmolive Anit Rep Steel
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Eiec
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Server, Inc
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Joe Lead
Tex Lander
Tidewater
Roe
Timken Det
Timken RB
Woese
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Union Carbide
Union Pac
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U S
Esa Ai
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Wilson & Cole
Woolworth
McNett
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Hammore
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Legion Auxiliary
J. M. Walters
Jean Dow
I. O. O. F. Hall
Dorothy Ratliff
Barbara Clark
G. H. Stitzel
H. F. Lockwood
L. C. Dow
O. O. P. Club Meeting
James Tru
Slow Adams
America
John Walters
O. O. P. Club
W. W. Vaughn
Columbus
United States
James J. Wallace
LeRoy Barber
Sara Nott
City Federation of Women's Clubs
FP. J. Cleveland
A. J. Keyes
Martha Keyes
Adaliza ‘Daniels
J. P. Mentzer
Child Study Club
LeRoy Benedict
Harold M. Mullaley
Louis Mekota
Irvin Meythaler
Fern Avery
Marjorie Dvorak
Forrest Blackford
Robert Keely
Marion Chapter
Masonic Hall
Malta Chapter
Colfax Circle
Rebekah Lodge
Minnie Zuhlke
Pearl Smith
Elizabeth Snyder
Susie Stewart
Amelia Schultz
Dorothy Robison
Clementine Schminke
Cora Stark
Harriet Clark
Mary Snyder
Ladies Aid
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The
James Bowman
Clyde Derflinger
India
E. Emme
Alaska
Mary Clemments
Claude Scott
Methodist Church
A. E. Blinks
Ruth Engstrom
Max Voris
C. D. Brewer
Hazel
Charles Brewer
Vinton
Robert Foreman
St. Joseph
Clay Center
Kan
J. T. Christie
Theristrial Club
Katherine Wing
Library
Charles Hickok
England
C. R. Biddick
Julian Dubuque
William Cody
George Whitney
Progressive Party
Ladies Progressive Club
Dry Creek
George Oakley
Robert Sloan Wand
Mirae
George McBride
Oscar Byam
Dinner Methodist Church
Entre Nous Club
Fred Blakeslee
William Elliott
Glenn Easterday
John Zur
George Zier
Hines
Florence Easterday
Harry Easterday
L. Toms
Walton
Mar~ion
Red Cross
John Cone
F. A. Shumack
Palisades-Kepler Park
CCC
C. E. Mitchell
Maples Inn
Monticello
F. T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Memorial Hall
Martin B. Andelfinger
Shellsburg
William Voris
Nelle Crawford
Fairhope
Ala
D. E. Voris
George Gilmore
Ethelyn Oakley
Maquoketa State Park
H. M. Titus
Jeanette
Mildred Titus
C. A. Merkle
Susie Berry
Ames
Robert Titus
Howard Merkle
Myron Berry
Iowa State College
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