Hogs and Cattle Rise on Tuesday Markets
Financial and market notes from Chicago and Sioux City show hogs and cattle advancing on brisk demand. Top hog price reached $26.50 with many loads clearing early, while cattle and calves posted sturdy to higher bids. hogs, sows, and feeders traded up across multiple regional yards with varied weights and degrees of change. Sheep, calves, and cows also moved to mixed gains, with steady to firm tones in several markets and Iowa Des Moines receipts noted alongside Kansas City activity.
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Chicago
USDA
Montana
Colorado
Sioux City
Los
Iowa
Des Moines
Minnesota
Iowna
Kansas City
INS
Omaha
Cedar Rapids hog and cattle market steady on Tuesday
Cedar Rapids market reports steady prices for hogs with prime butchers at 250 and packers at 23.75. Cattle prices show ranges for steers, yearlings, cows and bulls with consistent demand, plus calf and lamb listings and vegetable prices from wholesale sources.
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Cedar Rapids
Renee
Veeas
Sheen Market
Colorado
California
Illinois
Idaho
Stocks Regain Rising Steam in New York Trading
New York stocks resumed October gains after a small Monday setback with modest advances and volumes above a million shares. General Motors led the day with a year-high gain while Chrysler and Studebaker rose. steel stocks showed slight declines. Dow Jones averages listed gains across Industrials, Railroads, and Utilities as traders priced in ongoing optimism and activity remained robust.
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New York
Business Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Steel
Dow-Jones
Utilities
James E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Allis Chalmers
Amp Air L
Johns Manville
Jones Laughlin
Ant Kennecott
Kresee
Kroger G. B
Am‘n Roll Mills
Leonard of
Libby McNeill
Amn Steel Fdys
Libbey Owens
Amn Sue Biz
Myers
Belt
Amn
Wat
Capr
Ark Natene
Ais
Martin Parry
Mathieson Ark Alda Arch
T&s
AU Coast Line Sas
Atlantic Rig
Aviation Corp
Mont Ward
Palawan
Paramount
Hecla
Penick
Ford
Penna RR
Canad. Pac
Penney
Cessna Aire Ave Procter Gamble
Ches
Ohio
Cheo Corp Ity
Chro Gt
Wes
Radio Corp
Chrysler Mtrs
Radio Keith
Rem Rand
Colum
Carbon
Reyn
Coline Geelve
Schenley
Ian Sears Roebuckaly
Servel Inc
Edison Shell Union
Comw
Southern
Simmons Co
Sinclair
Edison
Skelley
Vultee
Conti
Spercy Corp
Lux Jets Ltd
Brew Warner Tai Deere & Co
Btone
Webster
Petey
Gen. Electric
Uni
Gen. Foods
Uni. Airlines
Ge Gee
Uni Gas
Graham Paige
Gren Cansoa
Nor Ore
Nor Ry
Walgreen
Greyhoun
Walworth
Hayes
Profit Cashing Cuts Grain Rise
Chicago reports show profit taking near close reducing advances after a steady session. Wheat rose on commercial buying aided by storage expectations, while corn and soybeans gained on CCC export talks and overnight soybean purchases.
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Lamson Brothers
R Mowrey
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
Holland
Chicago Produce Market Reports and Prices
Chicago market shows steady hens and varied poultry quotes with Plymouth Rock at 36c and ducks around 32-38c. Cheese and butter receipts move lower slightly, eggs steady, New York quotes list several butter, egg, and cheese prices with no major changes.
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Hastings
McGregor
Dubuque
Gordons Ferry
Davenport
Risco
Keokuk
Cedar River
C. Kecoaspee
Chicago
Tupi
Plymouth Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Idaho
Colorado
McClures
U. S
North Dakota
Minnesota
Red River Valley
Bliss
Cobblers
Wisconsin
Bliss Triumphs
New York
Marion News: Houts dies at 73 in Marion home
John D. Houts 73 a retired farmer died at 7 p m Monday at his Marion home after a long illness He was born May 1 1875 Lafayette and married Lillie Hauser March 18 1902 at Alburnett He retired as president of the Alburnett Telephone Co last spring and served on its board Surviving include his wife three brothers a sister and a late February death in Lafayette Services will be in the Yocom chapel Thursday at 2 p m burial in Fayette cemetery Friends may call at the chapel.
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Eighth Street
Marion
Lafayette
Lillie D. Hauser
Alburnett
Houts
Alburnett Telephone Company
Lafayette Evangelical Church
W. C
Greenville
S. J
Parkersburg
H H. Houts
Shell Rock
Wis
Minty Skalitzky
Spencer
W. L. Houts
Yocom Chapel
H. F. Kirchner
R. E. Kerney
Fayette Cemetery
Roosevelt Sophomores Seek Untouched City Title
Roosevelt has clinched the sophomore football championship and will face Wilson Saturday at 10 am in Hayes Field as Franklin meets McKinley. Roosevelt outscored opponents 85 to 15 while the Roughriders have four city wins and beat Iowa City 14 to 2. Franklin and McKinley also collide as the season ends.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
Franklin
McKinley
Clem Carney
Roughriders
Iowa City
Farmer Pleads Guilty To Federal Indictment
Harry Swanson a 45 year old farmer near Estherville pleaded guilty to a two count federal indictment charging forcibly opposing and interfering with two deputy internal revenue agents and attempting to throttle one in an Estherville attorney office. Sentencing set for November 8 as Swanson remains free on bond while another Wesley farmer Edmund Otis, 38, faces a related trial in a separate case.
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Fort Dodge
Harry Swanson
Estherville
Henry N. Graven
Swanson
Liberty
Edmund Otis
Wesley
Internal Revenue
Cal- 24
Frank Burns
Sioux City
F. J. McCarthy
Spencer
Burns
Ake
Woman Dies of Burns When Oil Ignited Bonfire
Alden Iowa AP Miss Hat tie Crisp eighty five poured kerosene on a leaves bonfire causing flames to leap high enough to melt the gold rims on her glasses. She was taken to Ellsworth Memorial hospital at Iowa Falls and died shortly before midnight. The text notes a curious aside about a birds species and their egg hatching nooks.
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Alden
Hattie Crisp
Ellsworth Memorial Hospital
Iowa Falls
Mitchum and companions sued by owner over trespass damage
Nanette Bordeaux files a damage action against Robert Mitchum, Lila Leeds, Vicki Evans, and Robin Ford claiming trespass on her Laurel Canyon home during a narcotics raid last September. She seeks 2500 dollars for burned furniture, destroyed furnishings, and burned walls after sublet without permission.
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Hollywood
INS
Nanette Bordeaux
Robert Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Vicki Evans
Robin Ford
Laurel Canyon
Miss Bordeaux
Virginia Ann Hyland
Ann Stanton
Hyland
Children Stage Mass Cremation Of Comic Books
In Spencer West Virginia 600 grade school children, led by 13 year old David Mace, held a cremation of 2000 comic books. They pledged to avoid reading them, with Mace stating the service aimed to benefit the community and nation. Principal Elizabeth Cordray said students would ask the city council to ban the books from local newsstands, a PTA initiative.
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Spencer
W. Va
David Mace
Mace
Elizabeth Cordray
Parent-Teachers Association
Bankers Decry Growing Federal Control
Des Moines AP Evans Woollen Jr president of the American Bankers Association told the Iowa Bankers Association that the increasing influence of the federal government in citizens lives worries bankers. He warned the trend has reached into the vitals of society and will persist amid international anarchy. E Howard also spoke.
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Des Moines
Evans Woollen, Jr
American Bankers Association
Iowa Bankers Association
Woollen
E. Howard
Hill of Minburn Praises Bankers at Iowa Farm Bureau
Hill of Minburn, president of the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, commended bankers for backing the federation program and noted shared interests as many bankers own farms and farm business constitutes a large bank sector. Iowa Bankers officers were elected for the coming year including Wegman Donhowe Gronstall Cullen Stafford Krouth Wheeljack. Indications were that Harry W. Schaller would face no opposition for the Citizens First National Bank presidency in Storm Lake.
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Hill of
Minburn
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Hill
Bankers
Iowa
American Bankers Association
Leo J. Wegman
Anamosa
A T Donhowe
Des Moines
B. A. Gronstall
Council Bluffs
W. P. Cullen
Burlington
National Bank
Clay W. Stafford
Ames
Savings Bank
Grover S. Krouth
Oskaloosa
State Bank
B. M Wheel Jack
Sioux City
Trust
Harry W. Schaller
Citizens First National Bank
Storm Lake
Iowa Bankers Association
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Rock Rapids
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