Hog Market Decline Pressures Prices Across Regions
The Associated Press reports a weaker hog market with Chicago prices down and top swine near 4.50, while hog receipts reach 31,800 in Chicago and other cities show varied shifts. Cattle and sheep movements also reflect steady to stronger trends, with scattered gains in lamb prices and mixed regional demand.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Wall Street Grain and Metals Market Summary
Buoyancy in metals lifts New York market with gains for U S Smelting McIntyre Dome Alaska Juneau and related stocks. Gold policy talk and French politics add uncertainty while bonds vary. transfers reach about 1.6 million shares.
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New York
U. S
Homestake
U.S. Smelting
McIntyre Porcupine
Dome
American Smelting
Alaska Juneau
Case
Goodyear
U. S. Steel
N. Y. Central
Western Union
Continental Can
Deere
Wall Street
Bond Market Irregularities Signal Uncertain Treasury Tone
The New York bond market showed mixed moves with limited gains in a few issues while overall trading reflected uncertainty over government policy and currency expectations. Prices drifted within narrow ranges as traders weighed anticipated administration steps and monetary signals.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Produce and Market Prices
A fragment list shows Cedar Rapids market items with prices for vegetables and groceries. Items include celery, cabbage, red grapes, and various produce with rough price figures and quantities. The text reads like a scanned store ledger or advertisement page.
Mt Pleasant Bankers Enter Not Guilty Plea
Mt Pleas ant bankers Earl Heare and Waldo Phelps of the State Toast and Savings Bank of Mt Pleasant entered not guilty pleas Tuesday to charges in connection with alleged bank irregularities. Hale did not set dates. Heare faced counts of diverting funds and making false entries. Phelps, cashier, faced charges of making false statements and exhibiting false papers.
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Mount Pleasant
Earl Heare
Waldo Phelps
Ticere
State Toast and Savings Bank of
Mone Pleasant
Peasan
Nicer
Phelps Att
Ares
Wheat Fluctuates Wide on Chicago Board Prices
The wheat market moved in a wide range Tuesday with futures slipping then rising to near Monday's close. Lack of government buying, profit taking, and cautious buyers amid unsettled global factors drove the session while corn and oats followed wheat's trend and receipts varied.
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Chicago
Washington
Sterling
Liverpool
Markets Show Mixed Poultry Prices And Grains Across Regions
The items list Poultry receipts and live poultry prices with steady to mixed changes. Prices for chickens turkeys ducks and roosters are reported with regional notes from Minnesota New York and Chicago markets. Dairy butter and eggs futures and storage standards are also touched on with unsettled pricing reflected.
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York
Sordes
Sten
Foreign fashions and world markets in a New York listing
An AP style digest shows prices and exchange figures for fashion and goods across countries. The list includes Britain Greece Portugal Spain Argentina Brazil and Shanghai with currency values and related notes.
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New York
Fere
Britain
Fernane
Heland
Nor Wa
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Creche
Mann
Austria
Honghene
Siam Meier City
Flour and sugar markets report steady prices in key cities
In Minneapolis AP reports flour at 25 cents higher with 98 pound cotton sacks and shipments around 22 426 barrels. Pure bran prices near 149 to 1500 per unit while standard and mixed goods show small changes. In New York AP raw sugar remains quiet and unchanged at 320 with futures steady and refined sugar at 460 for granulated, second hands offered at 450.
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Minneapolis
New York
Farm Strikers Halt Trucker At Moville
The national agricultural strike to push for higher prices spreads in the Midwest with Wisconsin and Iowa active. In central Wisconsin 100 farmers invaded a cheese plant, dumped 10,000 pounds of milk, and blockaded routes to Stratford and Abbotsford plants.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Iowa
Omaha
Sioux City
Milo Reno
Des Moines
Kankakee
National Farmers Holiday Association
Wisconsin Co-Operative Milk Pool
Milan
Wis
Laabs
Stratford
Abbotsford
Council Bluffs
Roosevelt orders control of imports and gold purchases
The Roosevelt administration wields new powers to curb foreign competition and steer world trade. The Reconstruction Finance Corp will make its first fixed price gold purchase Wednesday with Morgenthau and Jones at the Treasury to decide volume and price. A broader currency plan aims to lift domestic prices and trigger inflationary market moves.
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NRA
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Treasury
Acheson
Federal Reserve System
London
Paris
Mr Roosevelt
The
Stock Exchange
Soe
Rock Island Suit Under Advisement
Federal Judge James H Wilkerson took under advisement a petition by bondholders and the railroad for appointment of a trustee for the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific line, which entered bankruptcy for reorganization.
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Chicago
James H Wilkerson
R. F
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
City Briefs and Personals: Local Weddings and Events
A church supper at First Baptist is advertised for 25 cents on Wednesday. John Krejel of 190 Fourteenth Avenue Southwest, an employee at the T. M. Sinclair plant, married Monday in Iowa City to Mabel M. Linge. Justice B F. Carter officiated.
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John Krejel
Fourteenth Avenue
T. M. Sinclair
Iowa City
Mabel M Linge
Justice B F. Carter
Grove City Rebekah Lodge
J. O. O. F. Hall
Ruth Booze
Bertha Barnes
Anna Granger
Mary Breneman
May Willams
Julia Dollmire
Helen Chislett
Minnie Burns Wingert
Sadie Snyder
Clementine Schminke
Lydia DeWald
Mary Newman
Althea Seager
Manette Starbuck
Gertrude Mitchell
Mary Parker Bishop
Joseph Vowles
H. E. Newman
Susie Stewart
Barbara Gordon
Marshall Swayne
Charles DeWald
Cora Snyder
Joseph Rubek
Josephine Rubek
Ida Leasure
Emma Parker
Mary Brenneman
Ethel] Gorsuch
Myrtie Buck
C. E. Gordon
Julia Hochreiter
Altan Taylor
Pearl Smith
Anna Beyer
Addie Bush
John Anderson
Elizabeth Snyder
Effie Biggs
Mabel Beach
C. F. Breneman
Marion
Guardian
Fred Lang
First Avenue
Kathryn McElwain
Jean Dye
Barbara June Clay
Roberta Saunders
Dr. Rose
Belle Plaine
Evangeline E. Grim
Schubert Chapel
T. M. Nielson
Christ Methodist Church
Evangeline E. Milner
R. W
Mary Ann Milner
Johnson Town
Iowa
Douglas H. Grim
Clarence
Methodist Church
Harry R. Grim
Mary Jane Grim
J. K. Milner
Eliaholme
Calif
Tom H. Milner
Benton County
John C. Milner
Harry Oakley Tueseday
Retta Patten
Monmouth
Patten
Pearl Bulkley
Tenth Avenue
Tennyson Club
Willam Bleakly
King Arthur
George C. Oxley
Arthur
Emma Kleih
Hogs and calf markets ease on local trade
Hogs are weaker on the local market with prime grades down 15 cents and good packers 10 cents lower. Prime top slips to 370 dollars. Calf market ranges from good to choice 130 to 190 pounds at 300 dollars. Spring lambs 70 to 80 pounds about 300 cents per pound for quality buck lambs around 1.00 dollar.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Goodhogs
Good Sons
Omaha
Des Moines
U S Dept Agriculture
Iowa
Minnesota
Sinclair
Cremiu
Pata
Oga
Hartzell Denied Originating Drake Estate Promotion
In Sioux City a federal court heard Hartzell deny he started the Drake estate scheme. His attorney Goltz said Hartzell only pursued England after his family and neighbors invested, while the government contends he originated the plan.
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Sioux City
Oscar M. Hartzell
England
Drake
Carlos Goltz
Hartzell
Goltz
John S. Pratt
United States
Iowa
Missouri
Iowa News in Brief: Church anniversaries and folk events
In Benton and Jackson counties readers note community milestones. Parker's Grove church marked birth anniversaries for Harvey Hartz Beulah Meek and Bill Alden with about 55 attendees. Maquoketa hosts Carl Holtzs fiftieth wedding anniversary celebrations. Red Oak township Farm Bureau elected Henry Busching of Stanwood as president with officers named for the coming year.
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Shellsburg
Parker's Grove
Harvey Hartz
Eden Township
Benton County
Beulah Meek
Bill Alden
Dan Pangborn
Warren Pangborn
John T. Meek
C. W. Meek
Ruth Bellamy
Jake Leib
Glen McClintock
Clair McClintock
Carl Swanson
Orrie Primrose
Arthur Henderson
Lloyd Meek
James Meek
John Alden
Lawrence
James Maxwell
Dorothy
Buddy Peacock
Hubert Walker
Maquoreta
M*r
Carl Holtz
Emma Wendell
Newton
Frieda Moeller
Minnie Haylock
L. M. Holtz
Neupomeran
Germany
America
Hurstville
Welton
Preston
Maquoketa
Holtz
Louise Fischer
Stralsund
Ae Holtz
Mecklenerg
Timton
Henry Busching
Stanwood
Red Oak Township
30 Die in French Express Train Wreck Near Saint Eller
Thirty dead and 36 injured as the Paris Cherbourg express derailed near Saint Eller nine miles from Evreux. The engine and four cars left tracks into the Rouloir river. fireman and engineer perished. Most victims were French. cause unavailable. Funeral in Belle Plaine for Evangeline Grim.
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Evreux
France
Cherbourg
Saint Eller
Rouloir
High School Homecoming and Dry Creek Club Meeting
High school hosts homecoming football Friday at 3 30 with Vinton as opponent and a dance in the gymnasium with a small admission fee. Large crowd expected. Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary club met at Memorial hall with Mrs Bayanovsky hosting and plans for a Thanksgiving dinner.
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Agin High School
Vinton
Dry Creek Club
Ed Bayanovsky
Dry Creek Agriculture and Literary Club
Memorial Hall
J. W. Frazee
Harlan Starry
Ivan Gillmore
Earl Brockman
Edith Hagerman
Vireginia
Mildred Sloan
Dorothy Jean Ratliff
Myles Sutera
Burton Emmons
Raymond Beebe
Reading
Mildred Kindig
Ila Mae
Verna Jean Burr
Ruth Ditch
Jean Frazee
Wilbur Clark
Charlotte Slife
Big Head School
A. E. Aller
North Liberty
Carl Ditch
Ruth
Toddville
Joe
Cedar
Joe Ee Sutera
Robins
A. FE
Burr
J. R. Starry
Florence
Charelotte Slife
Marion
Farm Group Meets Highlights Local Welfare Activities
Mrs H W Erwin led Cary club programs on Farm Bureau Demonstration in North Marion township. Members shared a playlet, craft exhibits, and household hints as Des Moines delegate Frank Webber reported on the state convention.
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H. W. Erwin
North Marion Township
Farm Bureau Women’s Department
Cary Club
Addie Shumack
Farm Bureau
Irvin Scott
Clyde Scott
Cheer
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Twelfth Street
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