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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1933

Page

4

Hog Market and Grain Prices Edge Up Amid Steady Cattle Trade

Chicago bids higher on hogs with gains in grain markets boosting prices. Cattle receipts total about 19,000 with Chicago handling 13,325 and top hog prices near 750, while East Buffalo and East St Louis show mixed activity and lambs rise slightly.

Chicago Troy Ste Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo East St. Louis East St Lews Ida Lee East ST Louis

Chicago Produce Market Report Highlights Varied Prices

Receipts and prices for butter, poultry, potatoes, and other goods show mixed changes across Chicago markets. Butter futures steady with modest gains. eggs and cheese largely unchanged. poultry supplies steady with steady demand. North Dakota and Montana whites and reds noted with selective price movements.

Chicago Tata North Dakota Seth Dekuta Far Chias Wortly York New York Rutter Carey

Bond Markets Review Headlines and Tumbles in Mixed Trade

Market notes show fluctuating bond prices amid cautious trading as investors weigh yields and inflation signals. Analysts at major firms discuss duration risk, corporate issuance, and shifts in demand across Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities.

Grain prices surge on aggressive market buying

Chicago wheat futures climbed sharply as buyers drove December wheat from 6776 to 774 cents. Corn fluctuated with early strength fading. oats rose modestly while rye weakened. Provisions also traded moderately with lard gaining early but slipping later.

Chicago Board of Trade Rte

Wall Street Stocks Slip After Brief Recovery Rally

U S stocks sag as trading doldrums return after a brief rebound driven by grain rally. Wheat and corn move narrowly. several major names show losses while bonds fluctuate and oil price plans spark cautious optimism among observers.

Market News and Local Notes Amid Rainy Week

Fragmentary text shows market listings and local notices with partial dates and names. It references customers and vendors, weather, and street activity, but full context is unclear.

Huston Names Mechkibben Aid In Treasury Policy Shake Up

The Treasury announces Mechkibben as assistant to the secretary, replacing Clark who resigns to prepare for a trip to Fort Worth. Mechkibben, a longtime banker, steps into the role as Huston and Harold W Dale take field department duties. Clark departs for McGregor before leaving for Texas to join a government project.

Biel Capres Otaere Tue Day McGregor Fort Worth Tex Clark Huston Harold W Dale Will Seceed Clark

Marriage Licenses for Hane Petersen and Agnes Nowachek

Hane HO Petersen of Oxford Junction and Agnes R Nowachek of Wee Wee, W B Smalling and Etta Bates, both of Waterlou, receive marriage licenses.

Hane HO Petersen Oxford Junction Agnes R Nowachek Wee Wee W Smalling Etta Bates Waterlou

Ruling Sought on Postponing December Tax Sale

Des Moines with AP report says Gay Clyde Herring asked the attorney general for guidance on postponing full tax sales set for December 4. County treasurers seek delay due to likely inadequate bids. preliminary view says law fixes December's first Monday as sale date but allows adjournment without bids.

Des Moines Clyde Herring

Hogs Unchanged on Local Market Report

Local market notes show hog prices steady with no grade changes on Wednesday. Top price remains around 3,990 with calf and sheep行情 figures listed for various weights, including spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds and buck lambs at 61.00.

Sinclain Sereeeeeen SR

Boy Hit While Crossing In Front Of School

Robert Charipar nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Emil Charipar of 916 Eighth street SE suffered a deep gash in the back of his head at 1145 a m Wednesday after dodging between cars and into a moving vehicle near Immaculate Conception school on Fourth avenue SE Mercy hospital treated him and he was returned home L T Connolly driver reported the accident and said he was on his way to the same school to pick up his own son A patrolman guards the intersection during school hours but the crash occurred near the block center.

Robert Charipar Emil Charipar Eighth Street Imaculate Conception School Fourth Avenue SE Eighth Tenth Mercy Hospital L. T. Connolly Sixth Avenue SE Fourth Avenue Tenth Street SE Tenth Street Trafic

Jury rules for defendant in Marion auto crash case

A jury in Judge H. C Ring's court found for the defendant in the case of J. C. Miller of Marion versus S. J. and J. M. Jordan seeking 9250 for personal injuries. The verdict, read Wednesday morning, followed a sealed decision returned after a session that began Tuesday. Miller alleged injuries from a car collision at Seventh Avenue and Twelfth Street in Marion on June 16, 1932.

H. C Ring J. C. Miller Marion S.J J M. Jordan Miller Jordan Seventh Avenue Twelfth Street Stingley Mildred William Crawford A B Clark W J Barntrover Fifth Avenue Sixteenth Street SE

Dolan Sues Vesely for 10000 Damages in Car Injury Case

Former Cedar Rapids fire chief Dolan sues William Vesely in district court seeking 10000 for injuries from a March 16 collision at First Ave and Third St SE. Dolan alleges he was dragged about fifty feet and suffered brain concussion leg and rib fractures. Other items note dismissals divorces liens adjourned trials and arrests.

Dolan Paul Dolan Cedar Rapids

Killing Frost Hits Cedar Rapids With 37 Degree Low

Frost killed late summer vegetation in Cedar Rapids as temperatures dropped to 37 degrees at 7 am on Tuesday after a 39 degree low at midnight. Skies cleared after .09 inches of rain, with a Tuesday high of 46 and 41 at 7 pm. The 58 degree afternoon followed pleasant autumn weather on Wednesday.

Cedar Rapids Mercury

RFC Inspecting Closed Banks For Report On Loan

Des Moines Iowa preliminary steps toward a possible 20 000 000 loan to liquidate public funds in closed and restricted banks were underway Gov Clyde L Herring announced RFC examiners were inspecting bank assets for a preliminary report The report will be rated by RFC workers and reviewed in Chicago and Washington The governor said about half of the funds tied up are public school money with state holdings about 2 500 000 and the rest held by counties municipalities and minor subdivisions.

Des Moines Iowa Clyde L. Herring Reconstruction Finance Corporation Examiners Chicago Washington Corporation

Deamer Explains School Building Plan To Kiwanis

Arthur C Deamer superintendent of schools addressed the Kiwanis club at Hotel Montrose on a plan to convert junior high schools into six year high schools. The project would use a 30 percent federal grant and 70 percent loan, contingent on a $590 000 bond issue to be put to voters in a special election October 25. He illustrated enrollment, added rooms, costs, floor plans and architect drawings with lantern slides.

Board of Education Kiwanis Club Hotel Montrose Arthur C Deamer Deamer

School Project To Be Explained To Federation Of Labor

A Cedar Rapids Federation of Labor meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in Labor hall will discuss and analyze the special election next Wednesday Oct 25 on a bond issue for additions to four junior high schools to serve high school purposes. If approved and a 30 percent government grant secured, the enhancement benefits skilled trades and common labor alike.

Cedar Rapids

Red Cross Starts Distribution Of Government Underwear In Linn County

The Red Cross will begin distributing government provided underwear and hosiery to Linn County residents at the YMCA on Wednesday afternoon. Tickets are required and issued after county Red Cross investigations with referrals from relief offices, schools, and teachers. Later, limited overalls and prints for shirts and dresses will be added, sewn by volunteers.

Red Cross Linn County YMCA Court House

Deaths Mrs Barbara Fox Widow of John H Fox

Mrs Barbara Fox of 220 Highland Drive died at her daughter’s home near Atkins at 2 20 a m Wednesday She was born April 20 1868 in Reichnecht Germany and came to the United States in 1881 She lived in Cedar Rapids thirteen years and was widowed in 1930 Surviving are two sons three daughters eight grandchildren three sisters and four brothers Funeral services will be at Trinity Lutheran Church Friday at 2 p m Friends may call at Turner Chapel.

Barbara Fox Highland Drive John H Fox William Schminke Atkins Reichnecht Germany Cedar Rapids John J Harry G Fox William Fowler Marion William Schininke C W Hacrther Marie Schneider New York Rose Hoppel M_. Rinderknecht George Fritz Mitchell Martin Fritz St. Helena Calif Gottlieb Fritz Sumner Charles Fritz Little Rock Trinity Lutheran Church

Two-day-old George Irvin Fitzgerald dies at home

George Irvin Fitzgerald Jr the two day old son of Mr and Mrs George Fitzgerald Jr 1712 Fifteenth Avenue SE died at the home at 730 2 Wednesday The infant is survived by his parents grandparents Mr and Mrs George Fitzgerald Sr Cedar Rapids and Mr and Mrs I E McSpadden Mr Vernon The body is at Polansky funeral chapel pending arrangements The note also mentions Tokio Japan with one store for every twenty eight inhabitants.

George Irvin George Fitzgerald Jr Fifteenth Avenue SE George Fitzgerald Sr Cedar Rapids I E. McSpadden Vernon Polansky

Pleasant Grove clubs host meetings and events in Marion

Marion residents enjoyed a string of club gatherings. Pleasant Grove met at Blair's Ferry road with 17 families present, while O P and Brookings Institute notes surfaced at a meeting with Mrs. Walters. Additional events included Methodist class dinners, birthday celebrations, a Century of Progress exhibit, and upcoming football and church activities across Marion.

Widespread Kemp Family Picnic Honors Verne and Bert Kemp

Mrs. X N Kemp and daughter Elda hosted a family picnic dinner on Tuesday in honor of Verne and Bert Kemp of Maxbass North Dakota. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Herman Koch Mr and Mrs Dan Lillie near Central City Mr and Mrs Irvin Kemp Morley Mrs Ida Kemp Mr and Mrs Warren Kemp Mrs Ida Lillie Mrs Mary Hanna and her daughter Eleanor and son Edward from this city.

X. N. Kemp Elda Verne Bert Kemp Maxbass N. D Herman Koch Dan Lillie Central City Irvin Kemp Morley Ida Kemp Warren Kemp Ida Lillie Mary Hanna Eleanor Edward City

City Fire Chief to Inspect Fire Hazards Monthly

Mayor John Pazour announces Fire Chief Elmer King will monthly inspect business houses and public buildings. He asks residents to check attics basements and other possible firetraps. King will report findings to Councilman Ned Jones chair of fire and public buildings committee.

John Pazour Elmer King King Ned Jones Marion

Explosion damages Graz provincial HQ doorway

An explosion wrecked the doorway of the Graz provincial headquarters on Wednesday. No injuries were reported.

Graz Austria

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