HOG, CATTLE AND SHEEP MARKETS MIXED IN DOWNTREND
Dullness in hog trading dragged markets lower with Chicago steady to 5 cents down and top hogs around 3.05 to 3.65. Cattle stayed mostly stagnant while demand flickered. buyers bid lower on weaker classes and higher asks persisted on better steers and yearlings. Sheep prices edged higher as demand remained solid and receipts were light across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St. Louis.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
East St. Louis
East St. Loui
Buffalo
Cinemanats Teres
Livestock Market Roundup From Midwest Auctions
Hog and cattle receipts across multiple markets show steady to higher bids on several classes, with lamb and sheep trades active. Iowa and surrounding states report mixed weights and sizes, with pricing for hogs 140-350 pounds and cattle including calves and yearlings, while trend notes steady to firm for top classes and softer for light buyers.
Chicago Produce Markets Raise Mixed Poultry and Butter Prices
Receipts and on track totals for potatoes and eggs show steady to firmer prices in Chicago and New York markets. Poultry quotations edge higher for butter and eggs amid steady to mixed wholesale demand as regional shipments distribute across states.
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Chicago
Reese
New York
Store of Credit
Hennery
Bond Markets Report Mixed Amid Shaky York Trade
Market notes show uneven activity in New York bonds as traders weigh yields and credits. Analysts cite cautious sentiment and limited liquidity with several issuers guiding prices.
Wheat Prices Rally After Earlier Slump
Wheat futures closed fractionally higher after a noon drop edged prices up. December at 47 cents, near last autumn’s low, while corn also recovered from new lows. The report notes dull trading and minimal impact from currency shifts and grain-futures rules, with limited cash movement and steady provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Liverpool
Department of Agriculture
Grain Movement Reports From Chicago and Minneapolis Markets
Chicago and Minneapolis grain notes show bid quotes for wheat, corn, oats, rye, barley, timothy seed and clover seed. Prices include No 1 hard wheat 43-48 cents, corn values around 21-25 cents, oats 14-15 cents, and durum and white varieties with mixed ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Casio Crain
Sampur
Minneapolis
WHLAT
North West
Duluth
ST Louis
Kansas City
Wall Street Hesitates Ahead of US Steel Directors Meeting
Stocks showed a tentative, uneven trading pattern as investors waited for US Steel to announce its preferred dividend and earnings after Tuesday. Major names such as American Can, Santa Fe, and Union Pacific fluctuated, while Steel preferred rose sharply. News on dividends and inquiries into food stocks influenced the session.
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New York
Stock Exchange
US Steel
Acton
Santa Fe
Wall Street
LOS Stee
Bues
National Biscuit
Wiles
Hershhes
Union Pacific
New York Central
American Telephone
Wail Street
Thas
Hershey
Local hog prices hold steady on markets
Hog prices across the market remained steady with all grades uncharged on Monday. Top hog price reported at 2 dollars 29 cents, while calf and sheep sections show varied quotations by weight and quality. Lambs and heavier lambs priced per category.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Notes and Market Blurbs
A jumble of local items appears to list prices for produce vegetables fruits and dairy plus foreign exchange rates and city notes. Entries include California Valencia oranges grapefruit lemons potatoes lettuce and celery with varied prices and crate figures alongside foreign exchange quotes for multiple nations and cities.
Sioux City Livestock Market Report Summary
Sioux City livestock sales show little change with stockers and feeders up to 25 higher early. yearlings and fed cattle around 760 to 775 dollars. Cows and bulls weak to steady. potential feeder stock, cattle prices varied with many rounds near 2.35 to 3.20 per hundredweight.
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Sioux City
City Briefs and Personal News from Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Shoemakers meet Chamber of Commerce at 8 p.m. Tuesday. L. E. Sheppard reports the theft of a siren from his car near the Elks club. Omaha’s Earl J. Sweeney and Carl Evans of Marshalltown fined for intoxication. Evans ordered to leave the city. John Burns and William Seeley given jail terms for intoxication. Seeley to serve sixty days. Franks Holliday pleads not guilty to assault and battery. case set for Wednesday. Unemployed Proressive League benefit features Add-a-line as thanks for food donors. City council approves $13,870 water bond interest payment due Oct. 1. Objectors oppose Sixth to Eighth street sewer in the alley between 21st and 22nd avenues. Spiros Alex arraigned for desertion. bond not posted. hearing set. he jailed. Constable William Fleming made arrest.
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Earl J. Sweeney
Omaha
Carl Evans
Marshalltown
Evans
John Burns
William Seeley
Justice G. S Lightner
Burns
Seeley
Spiros Alex
G .S Lightner
Alex
William Fleming
Deaths Frances Caviness 83 Cedar Rapids Resident
Frances M. Caviness aged 83 of 1649 C avenue NE died at a local hospital Sunday at 1220 p.m. following a fractured hip and a stroke after attending her sister’s funeral. She was born in Fairfield April 29 1849 and lived in Cedar Rapids three years. Survived by son N. B. Caviness and three grandchildren. Services planned in Fairfield Tuesday at 2 p.m. with burial at Richmond cemetery.
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Frances M. Caviness
C Avenue NE
Riverside
Caviness
Fairfield
Cedar Rapids
Simeon Caviness
N. B. Caviness
Forest W
Milford
Joanne Caviness
Mrs Anna Paxson Rites Set After Cedar Rapids Life
Mrs Anna L Paxson died at University hospital Iowa City at 6 40 am after a short illness. She was born July 23 1861 in Washington IA and lived in Cedar Rapids for 43 years. Survived by husband four daughters and three grandchildren. member Trinity Methodist and Degree of Honor No 2. Funeral Tuesday 2 30 pm at Rohn West Side chapel conducted by Rev E B Frye. Burial Linwood cemetery. Friends may call Monday evening.
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Anna L. Paxson
A. N Paxson
Second Avenue
University Hospital
Iowa City
Washington
Cedar Rapids
J. G. Wood
W .L. Karr
N A. Jacobsen
Independence
E. H. Bleedner
Davenport
William Sherlock
Ben Leinbaugh
Jimmy Puryear
Paxson
Trinity Methodist Church
Rohn West Side Chapel
E B. Frye
Linwood Cemetery
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Shulista dies at home
Richard William, infant son of Mr and Mrs Joseph L. Shulista of 65 Twenty-second Avenue SW, died at 11:15 am Sunday. Private services were held at the Lesinger-Polansky chapel at 5 pm with burial in Bohemian National Cemetery.
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Richard William
Joseph L. Shulista
Twenty-second Avenue
Lesinger-Polansky Chapel
Bohemian National Cemetery
Liddle Family Attends Keota Funeral for G A Lyle
Mr and Mrs George R Liddle of 324 Crescent Street SE traveled to Keota Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Liddles father G A Lyle who died Sunday The Lyle family were among pioneering Scotch settlers in Keota early on.
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George R. Liddle
Crescent Street
Keota
Funeral Services for Alexander MecGarva Set in Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Alexander MecGarva will be held in the Turner chapel at 11 am Tuesday. Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Park.
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Alexander MecGarva
Turner Chapel
Cedar Memorial Park
Reckless hunters inside city to face arrest and gun seizure
Chief of Police Wic Banesh announced that all hunters found within Cedar Lake city limits will be arrested and have their firearms confiscated. He said most shootings are by youths using 22 caliber rifles in the NW and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wic Benesh
Banesh
Cedar Lake
Mussolini backs canceling or cutting U S debts in Europe
Turin reports Premier Mussolini at a public address urges the United States to cancel or reduce Europe debts while reviewing a massive Italian military display. He vows peace for Europe with a four power conference possible and reaffirmed Italy's stay in the league of nations.
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Turin
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Bersagleres Corps
Mussolini
United States
Europe
Duce
Castello Square
Great Britain
France
Germany
League of Nations
Far East
South America
House To Be Wet Eleven To One In 1934 Poll
Washington (UP) A nationwide poll by the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform shows 73rd Congress likely to favor repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment with eleven wets to every dry. The survey covers 607 candidates in 45 states, with 553 wets and 54 drys. party breakdown includes 322 Democrats, 135 Republicans, seven independents among wets.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Women's Organization For National Prohibition Reform
Congress
Anti- Saloon League
League
United Press
Women's Anti-Prohibition Organization
Births at Mercy Hospital Highlight Local Families
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gordon of Mount Vernon welcome a son on October 18 at Mercy hospital. Mr and Mrs Marshall Freeman of 315 Nassau Street greet a son on October 14. Mr and Mrs Oscar Russett of 1483 Wilton Avenue SW welcome a son on October 22. Mr and Mrs Melvin Aker of 421 First Street BW announce a daughter on October 24 at Mercy hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Gordon
Mount Vernon
Mercy Hospital
Marshall Freeman
Nassau Street
Oscar Rus-sett
Wilton Avenue
Melvin Aker
First Street
Platt V Elsbury Jury Awards Damages in Auto Crash Case
In Manchester district court a jury awarded Mrs Fern Platt $2,000 to compensate for injuries from an August 2 1931 collision with John Elsbury near his farm seven miles north of Manchester. The verdict included $60 for medical services and followed a prior March 1932 award later set aside by the judge due to juror visibility concerns. The Platts reside in Edgewood.
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Manchester
Fern Platt
John Elsbury
Elsbury Farm
Platt
Elsbury
Platts
Edgewood
Marion Woman Oleta Lampman Sidwell Dies After Illness
Mrs. O G Sidwell 31 died Sunday night at her parents Cedar Rapids home following a two year illness. Born Oleta Lampman Sept 1 1901 at Jefferson she moved to Marion as an infant and spent most of life there. She was a Methodist and Legion Auxiliary member and married O G Sidwell in 1924, with one daughter Betty Mae. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM at Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters officiating. burial Cedar Memorial.
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O. G. Sidwell
Joe Lampman
Cedar Rapids
Oleta Lampman
Jefferson
Marion
Legion Auxiliary
Marshalltown
Betty Mae
Winicket Camp Fire Holds Library Ceremony With Honors
The Winicket Camp Fire group met in the library auditorium with twenty members and guests. They sang, gave Indian name meanings, discussed flag display and Flag Day, and learned about the battle hymns. June Milner joined the group and several honor beads were awarded to Dorothy Murch, Helene Fiedler, Lois Lehdigh, June Milner, Betty Jean Saunders, Grace Donovan, and Maxine Brooks. A display of handwork and toys was shown before a Christian Endeavor meeting and officers were elected, including George Lawrence as president and Anna Helen Martin as secretary and treasurer. Plans for a joint party with the Conference club were made.
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Winicket
Maxine Brooks
Betty Jean Saunders
June Milner
Lois Lehdigh
Christian Endeavor
Christian Church
George Lawrence
Horace Hoebel
Anna Helen Martin
Doris Snyder
Verle Breed
Betty Reed
Annie Laura Davidson
Christian Endeavor Society
Conference Club
Halloween Party Tied to Church Classes at Blair’s Ferry home
The Taxis class of the Methodist church taught by Mrs Irving Fin ger and the E Pluribus Unum class taught by Mrs Leonard Taylor host a Halloween masquerade party Thursday at 8 p m at Miss Virginia Murray’s Blair's Ferry road home. Prizes for best costumes, small admission, informal invitees include former class attendants and young married folk. RSVP to Miss Harriet Leasure by Thursday noon.
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Taxis
Methodist Church
Irving Finger
Leonard Taylor
Virginia Murray
Blair’s Ferry Road
Harriet Leasure
Flying grandmothers visit Hoover birthplace in West Branch
Two older women pilots Mrs. M. Foster Bain and Mrs. Samuel Dolbear plan a Wednesday visit to President Hoover's birthplace in West Branch. They fly from New York to Iowa City and travel with an engineers wives group to call on Mrs. Mollie Carran, Hoover's former schoolteacher.
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West Branch
Herbert Hoover
Mollie Carran
M. Foster Bain
Samuel Dolbear
New York
Iowa City
Engineers
Engineers’ National Committee
Hoover
Carran
Cedar Rapids
Charles Douchy
Robert McClaughry
Plays With A Revolver Leaves Boy Wounded In Leg
Ernest Smith, 17, of 1327 K Avenue NE, was recovering at St Luke's hospital after a 32 caliber revolver he was playing with exploded. The bullet entered his left thigh and exited at the calf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
K Avenue NE
St. Luke's Hospital
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Stp
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Curtis Wright
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Vint
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Cedar Rapids Shoemakers Association
Chamber of Commerce
L. E. Sheppard
First Avenue NE
Elks Club
Frank Holliday
G. S. Lightner
Eva Holliday
Holliday
Unemployed Progressive League
W A. Swore
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
Twenty-first
Twenty-second Avenues
Frances Caviness
Shulista Babe
Geo. Liddle
McGarva
IL Duce
U.S
Says Haly
Marion News
R. F. Stevens
Savanna, Il
J. F. Coakley
Mark Breed
H. F. Breed
Cyrus Metcalf
Franscis Ward
The
Baptists Church
J. W. Cooper
Grace H Starr
Woman's, Missionary Society of the Christian Church
P. G. Harlan
la Verna Crew
Fred Domer
Marilyn Jeanne
Harry Munson
Ottumwa
Munson
Ruth Domer
City
Cheerful Companions
Cliff Barnes
Madrid
Frank Rowe
New Hallwood
F. A. Shumack
John Cone
Harold J. Rowe
Dorothy Jeanne
H. J. Rowe
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Library
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F. C. H. Schminke
Ackley
William Ambdenstock
Concord
Leone Walmutt
Central City
Grove City
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Neal Miller
Howard
Robins
Henan
D. B. Christie
This City
Margaret Comried
Rawlins
Wyo
Center Point
James Sweeney
University of Iowa
Mrs
J. F. Sweeney
Entre Nous Club
James Fairley
Carol Jean
N. J. Falcon Home
Springville
Glenn
Harry Easterday
Walleen
Melvin Gibson
Malcolm Wyllis
Sigourney
Stanley Halfhill
Los Angeles
John Peters
Carol Roberts
Legion Athletic Park
Marion Post
American Legion
Gilbert Gordon
Homer Buchan
Dick Clark
Frank Williams
Leo Levasseur
Fred Baker
Wisconsin
Baker
Laura Bailey
Helen Gregory
Verna Nicholson
Onslow
H. R. Livingston
Ninth Avenue
Tennyson Club
Clara Reiter
Mary Orelda
Will Markle
J. F. Gleason
Charles Benesdict
LeRoy Houser
Lilian Smith
Lottie Gates
Mothers Club
Bernard Schenken
Fay Bailey
Mrs. Little Gates
California
A. A. Hardin
Seventeenth Street
H. G Stitzel
Will Sheets
Nevada
Jens Cook
Ruth Catherine
Millwood
Bernice Lassen
Graver
Lisbon
Lucile Huss
Minnie Schenken
Eighth Avenue
R. L. Runkle
Bobby
Dorothy
Anamosa
A. B. Black
Margaret Miller
Grinnell
J. Fr. Sweeney
Mrs. Carran
Hoover Birthplace
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