Hog Prices Edge Up With Active Deliberate Market
Chicago hog market reports active steady trade with top declines and Friday receipts estimated near 15 thousand hogs. Sales show receipts across major legs including Cleveland and East St Louis, with the undercurrent of steady to lower moves and price averages around 4.15 in Chicago and 5.30 on steers.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Lews
IMIX
Purciiens
Ile Tig
East St Louis
Bittsburgh
Ferder
Naive Lambs
Mostry
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Wall St Stocks Rise After Moderate Early Profit Taking
The market extended gains after an initial pullback as metals and oils led a broad advance. Case and Allied Chemical jumped over five points, American Telephone surged nearly 4, with Standard Oil of California and Union Pacific also rising amid mixed bond activity and gold price moves.
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New York
Allied Chemical
American Telephone
Standard Oil
California
Union Pacific
McIntyre
U. S. Steel
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Deere
New Jersey
Western Union
Homestake
Ois
Atlantic Refining
Houston
Seaboard
Case
Santa Fe
International Harvester
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
du Font
General Electric
Goodyear
Johns Manville
Sears Roebuck
U. S
American Commercial Alcohol
Chicago Livestack cattle prices and market notes
Market report details hogs and cattle with prices, weights, and trends. Listings cover sow, boar, steer, heifer, and calf quotes, plus loading, packing, and grading notes. Regional figures indicate typical ranges and activity for midweek trading.
Government gold price fix sends grain futures higher in Chicago
A government price of 31.36 dollars per ounce for newly mined gold spurred buying on the Chicago Board of Trade. May wheat rose to 9.135 cents, a high for the current move, as foreign markets followed the local gain amid higher sterling and stocks. Processing tax to hit corn November 5 tempered demand.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Liverpool
Washington
Chicago Produce Markets Report Summary
Chicago markets show steady to firm receipts across butter eggs potatoes and poultry. Butter prices hold. eggs receipts 631 steady. Wisconsin round whites and Red River cobblers priced. Potatoes on track with steady U S shipments. Minnesota and Idaho russets listed. Poultry steady with live chickens and turkeys unchanged. New York butter and related futures noted. refrigeration standards referenced.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Red River
Minnesota
Colorado
McClures
Idaho
Rock Springs
New York
Prodice
Turkies
Local Hog Prices Steady on Local Market
Hog prices across grades are unchanged with prime top at 370. Sinclair market shows various weights from 240 to 480 pounds with packers and feeders listed, calf market ranges from 130 to 190 pounds around 30 to 75, spring lambs at 70 to 100 pounds around 5.0.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Hogs
Grain items include hay price notes with straw and hog feed terms. Lists hogs, hens, and Creamery products with varied weights and prices. Adds Sugar Market notes from New York with raw sugar futures and refined prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grain Movement Chicago Market Rates
Grain prices listed for Chicago including Wheat No 2 red 88¢, Corn No 2 mixed around 48 to 44 cents, No 2 white and No 3 white varieties, Buckwheat and Barley shown with prices, Timothy seed and Clover seed also reflected with quoted figures, indicating commodity quotes and seeds trade data.
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Chicago
Bond Markets Mixed With Indifferent Demand In New York
In New York, government bonds showed little firm interest with irregular trading and muted activity across Treasuries and liberty issues. Prices edged for some issues while traders weighed a cautious tone as yields shifted and quotes on several notes varied.
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New
World Trade Figures Include Varied Currencies in Listings
The clipping lists global prices and currencies from multiple nations, mentioning 93 percent purity goods, midco prices, and a range of nations such as Sweden, Norway, Spain, Austria, Brazil, and Mexico. Names like New York and Montreal appear as identifiers alongside numeric values and weights.
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Torlign
York
Braz
Mexico
Montreal
New York
Legion Post elects officers for coming year
Riverside report lists Commander Joseph P Pailliotet Vice Commander Ernest Hoops Adjutant and Finance Officer HE Doud Sergeant at Arms Dierald Weite Historian Mr Wilkinson officers elected for the upcoming year at the American Legion post meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
American Legion
Joseph P Pailliotet
Ernest Hoops
HE. Doud
Dierald Weite
Mr . Wilkinson
Train in Two Crossing Accidents on Same Run
A Rock Island train from Sioux Falls arrived three hours late due to two collisions. At Orleans a truck struck the train killing Mr and Mrs P O Miller of Orleans. Near Ocheydan the train hit a farm wagon loaded with corn. no injuries were reported.
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Rock Island
Sioux Falls
Orleans
P OM Miller
Ocheyvdan
Millers Survive Second Crash as Truck Is Demolished
The second accident left the Millers unharmed but destroyed their truck. A load of corn stalled on a crossing, blocking traffic and prompting an emergency response.
City Briefs and Personals Spark Community Notices
Cafeteria supper at Central Park church and a fried chicken supper for 25c. The Women's Progressive club meets at Mrs. Fay Workman 915 N Street SW Thursday at 2 pm. A benefit card party for the unemployed is set for Moose hall Thursday at 2:30 pm. Mary Waltman of Walker and Anton L Naso Jr 327 Nassau St SE were fined $10 and costs for speeding. A fire in Elmer Hurst attic at 922 Eighth St SE caused minor damage. Ed Svoboda 1225 Third St SW was fined $25 for speeding on First Ave E.
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Women's Progressive Club
Fay Workman
N Street
Mary Waltman
Walker
Anton L. Naso, Jr
Nassau Street SE
Wre
Elmer Hurst
Eighth Street SE
Ed Svoboda
Third Street
First Avenue E
Big Dee-Cornell Homecoming Game Promotion
Businesses invited to cash in on homecoming weekend by advertising in the Want Ads classification 4-A. Local venues urged to attract hundreds attending the event and boost sales with timely promotions.
Bankruptcy Pleas Filed in Federal Court
Donald N. Cram a telegrapher of Cedar Rapids and Joseph W Pose kany a Chelsea farmer filed petitions in bankruptcy in federal court here. Cram listed debts of 813 and assets of 3313 with 2500 exempt. the farmer showed debts of 8674 and assets of 1300.
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Donald N. Cram
Cedar Rapids
Joseph W. Posekany
Chelsea Farmer
Cram
Miss Alma Hartz Named State Red Cross Delegate
Miss Alma Hartz supervisor of public health nursing and Iowa Red Cross nursing activities chairman was named a state delegate to the national Red Cross convention in Washington in April at the Iowa Association of Registered Nurses meeting in Sioux City last weekend.
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Alma Hartz
Public Health Nursing Bureau
Red Cross Nursing Activities
Iowa
Red Cross Convention
Washington
Iowa Association of Registered Nurses
Sioux City
Pastor Rejoins Bucyrus Church for Centennial
The Rev. E. J. Wykle, former Olivet Presbyterian pastor, accepts invitation from First Presbyterian Bucyrus Ohio to return and participate in the hundredth anniversary program. Activities start Sunday Oct 22 and run through Oct 29 with a series of events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Wykle
Olivet Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Bucyrus
Ohio
Nabbed On Girls Complaints
Marvin Gillham 24 of 153014 Fourth avenue SE was fined 100 dollars and costs in police court on a disorderly conduct charge sparked by detectives Bailey and Marshall investigating indecent advances to seven girls aged 7 to 13. Gillham admitted guilt to Assistant Chief Al Mikota.
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Marvin Gillham
Fourth Avenue SE
Bailey and
Marshall
Gillham
al Mikota
Niles Joins Louie’s Clothes Sales Force in Cedar Rapids
For twelve years J B Niles has worked in clothing sales in Cedar Rapids and eastern Iowa and previously ran a store at Anamosa. He joins Louife’s Clothes shop on Second avenue and Second street.
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Louie
J B Niles
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Louife
Second Avenue
Second Street
Mr. Niles
Anamosa
Death notices and funeral services for local residents
Funeral services were held for Ira E. Otto at Oak Hill cemetery in Cedar Rapids with cremation after a Sept. 3 death in San Mateo California. Survived by wife, son Gordon, four sisters, a brother and cousin. Also announced were the passing of Anna Sedlak born 1862 and Dorothy Wallgren with services at the Jacobson home and burial at St John’s cemetery.
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Oak Hill
Ira E. Otto
F C Waples
Forest Drive
Otto
San Mateo
Calif
W .L. Patterson
Gowrie
Gordon
Waples
Cedar Rapids
G L. Clayton
Fallon
Nev
James Neil
Long Grove
W L. Patterson
W Otto
Detroit
Mich
Howard Henderson
Births and ad blurb note two newborns
A daughter Beverly Ann born October 21 to Clyde Duede of 228 First Avenue East. A daughter to Adrian Vermeersch of 2505 A Avenue NE in Mercy Hospital on October 19. An advertisement promotes extra cash via Want Ad methods.
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Clyde Duede
First Avenue E
Beverly Ann
Adrian Vermheersch
A Avenue NE
Mercy Hospital
Reception Group Named for Farm and City Dinner
Cedar Rapids Mayor W H Stepanek will head a 32 member reception committee of local businessmen to greet farmer guests arriving at the Shrine temple Thursday night for the city farm dinner. C A Cobb national agricultural official will discuss corn and hog reduction. Cobb will travel from Ames after a daylong conference with county agents. Arthur Poe will preside. Otto Ambroz handles entertainment plans.
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W. H. Stepanek
Cedar Rapids
Shrine Temple
C A. Cobb
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Cobb
Agricultural Adjustment Division
Ames
Mayor Stepanek
Allen Nash
A. L. Killian
Gus W. Mineck
Perry C. Rude
Leland C. Miler
B. J. Newburger
Harry Hedges
John A. Limback
Benjamin M. Tait
J. B. Miller
R. H. Allen
E. J. Larimer
George Laird
Henry Kling
H. N. Boyson
J. H. Horan
Frank C. Welch
E. L. MankKibben
John C. Reid
John M. Piper
C. E. Collins
M. Unzeitig
Morris Sanford
Max Alberts
Floyd Ellwood
J. J. Studer
A. J. Cassel
S. W. Wilder
A. L. Smulekoff
Paul Huston
Walter E. Miller
S. E. Coquillette
Arthur Poe
Christmas Seal Sale discussed by Newcomb in Iowa meeting
C L Newcomb national director of the Christmas Seal Sale campaign spoke at the Hotel Montrose with seal sale representatives from ten Iowa counties including Linn Cedar Wapello Jackson Clinton Johnson Poweshiek Muscatine Des Moines and Jones counties. He warned of possible TB increases amid economic hardship and noted the program keeps 95 cents of every dollar locally while five cents supports national TB research and projects.
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C. L. Newcomb
New York City
Montrose
Iowa
Linn
Cedar
Wapello
Jackson
Clinton
Johnson
Poweshiek
Muscatine
Des Moines
Jones
Mr. Newcomb
United States
National Tuberculosis Association
Newcomb
Cedar Rapids
Texas
West
Iowa Ice Dealers Meet In Cedar Rapids On NRA Code
About sixty Iowa ice dealers gathered in Cedar Rapids for a called meeting of the Iowa Association of Ice Industries at the Hotel Roosevelt. R. C. Rankin of Lawrence Kan regional adviser spoke as officers including J. A. Young John Rebo and John O. King attended.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Iown Association of Ice Industres
Hotel Roosevelt
R. C Rankin
Lawrences
Kan
J. A. Young
Waterloo
John Rebo
Fort Madison
John O. King
Centerville
Cedar Rapids Couples Receive Marriage Licenses
Ralph E Briles and Bertha Harris of Cedar Rapids. Milton W Waite of Laverne and Mabel C Scholz of Guttenberg. Lawrence Rohrbacher and Margaret K Griffin both of Cedar. Guerin R Cronkhite and Frances McCormick both of Cedar Rapids. Murphy W Davis and Althea Quintard both of Cedar Rapids.
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Ralph E Briles
Bertha Harris
Cedar Rapids
Milton W . Waite
Laverne
Mabel C Scholz
Guttenberg
Lawrence Rohrbacher
Margaret K. Griffin
Guerin R. Cronkhite
Frances McCormick
Murphy W. Davis
Althea Quintard
Farm fall injures man at Ernest Roberts farm
Mike Herren of the Ernest Roberts farm fell about twenty feet from hay in a barn and fractured his left leg below the knee. Dr F H Howard took him to Iowa City for X rays.
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Strawberry Point
Mike Herren
Ernest Roberts
F. H Howard
Iowa City
Funeral of Mrs Patten Held in Marion
Funeral services for Mrs Retta Oakley Patten of Marion were held Thursday at 2:30 in Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters officiating. Burial followed at Oak Shade cemetery. Mrs Patten, born November 9 1867 in Mount Vernon, was married to D E Patten July 10 1883 and lived with her son H D Patten and daughter Mrs W E McFarland for 25 years. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and is survived by two children four granddaughters three brothers and other relatives.
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Anna Sedlak
Frank Sedlak
Tenth Street
Bohemia
United States
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
Frank
Louis
Charles
Marshalltown
William
Hutchinson
Kan
St. Anna
St Wenceslaus Church
Polansky
D. E. Patten
H. D. Patten
W. E. McFarland
Hostesses named for Federated clubs silver teas
Wednesday names announced for the Federated clubs silver teas to be held November 2 from 3 to 5 pm. Proceeds will help keep the public library open through winter. List of hostesses includes Mrs. Howard Leinbaugh Mrs. Wills Jordan Mrs. H N Strader Mrs. A A Schenken Mrs. H R Livingston and others.
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Federated Clubs
Howard Leinbaugh
Wills Jordan
H. N. Strader
A. A. Schenken
H.R. Livingston
H. B. Phillips
Celan
Rollins
A. A. Hardin
M. W. Courtney
F. 8. Skinner
W. R. Barber
A. E. Granger
G. H.clark
Musical Literary club hosts new member Laura Burns
Mrs. J W Bowman welcomed guests at the Musical Literary club meeting held at 1372 Eighth Avenue. New member Laura Burns joins the gathering as the second division presented Chopin preludes, a piano duet, and vocal and piano solos led by Mrs Emery J Miller and accompanist Mrs C E Drummond.
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J. W. Bowman
Eighth Avenue
Musical Literary Club
Laura Burns
Chopin
Emery J. Miller
Renard
Mabel Kearns
Metta Whitcomb
Guy d'Hardelot
Glenn Kinser
C. E. Drummond
Etude
Wollenhaupt
Halloween Party Held by Wunicket Camp Fire Group
The Wunicket Camp Fire group met at Norma Helbig’s home for a Halloween party with seasonally decorated surroundings. A treasure hunt and basement buffet followed, with twelve covers. Meal prep by six members fulfilled firemaker rank duties. guests included Mrs. Harley Breed and Miss Verle Breed.
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Wunicket
Norma Helbig
Glatha Port
Helene Fiedler
Catherine Peckosh
Lois Leidigh
Janet Derflinger
Dorothy Adee
Guardian
Harley Breed
Verle Breed
P. E. O. Convention Reported by Mrs Carson
Mrs O M Carson gave a report on the supreme P. E. O. convention she attended in Kansas City at a CS chapter meeting hosted by Henrietta Robinson. She highlighted Cottey College for Girls in Nevada Missouri as the latest P. E. O. project. Fourteen members and one guest Miss Mary Clement attended and refreshments were served.
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O. M. Carson
Supreme Convention
Kansas City
Henrietta Robinson
Cottey College For Girls
Nevada
Mary Clement
Marion Country Club Directors Re-Elected and New Director
H G C Jensen and G H Clark were re elected directors of Marion Country Club and A P Munsen was elected to replace Dr F S Skinner at a Tuesday stockholders meeting. Yearly reports were given. The Handicraft club meets Friday at 2 pm at Mrs LeRoy Benedicts home.
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H. G C. Jensen
G. H. Clark
Marion Country Club
A. P. Munsen
F. S. Skinner
LeRoy Benedict
Hugh Hutton
October cold snap sinks into mid thirties in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids faced its coldest stretch of October with temperatures dipping to 35 at 9 am amid pale sunshine and light clouds. Daytime highs reached 42 at 4 pm on Tuesday and dropped to 39 and 36 through the night into Wednesday morning.
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Cedar Rapids
Instruments
Chambers-Inskeep Company
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Twelfth Street
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Wyoming, Ia
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Seventh Avenue
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Edwin
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