Hogs and Cattle Prices Rise Across Midwest Markets
Chicago tops hog market at 4.60 as grain and livestock demand push rising prices. Receipts total around 29,000 across five markets with 17,000 hogs in Chicago. Cleveland and East Buffalo also higher. Sheep and cattle mixed with general strength in cattle, sheep softer in some regions. Iowa and Missouri reports show varied gains and steady activity across packers and feeders.
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Chicago
Cleveland
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Sjolx
Feraer
Ites
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Aeeere
Aso Aeeae
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Farm Items
A fragmented Cedar Rapids page lists grain prices and farm goods. Mentions nay, straw, beef, fish, and assorted produce with obscure figures and units. No clear events or names. the readable fragments suggest a local market listing or notices.
Grain Prices Dip as Selling Near Close Pushes Down
Wheat falls about 23 to 3 cents, corn down around 4 to 4s, oats off 1 54 to 2 cents. Futures slip close to 2 cents under prior finish as Liverpool weakness and unsettled stocks weigh on the market. Government loan news has limited impact amid a dull session with 281000 bushels booked in hours, receipts around 278 cars.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Northwest
Stock Market Commission House
Mav
Future Am
Grain Movement and Prices in Chicago Markets
A fragmented OCR summary shows grain categories including CORN OATS WHEAT and RYE with varied prices and percentages such as 46% 49 and 42. The text references Minneapolis and Chicago areas, specific grain grades like No 1 white and No 2 yellow, and notes on dates and weights in a rough market snapshot.
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Timothy Serio
Minas Apopis
Minneapolis
Sete
Hog Prices Rise on Local Market News
Prime hogs advance a dime to 3.80 at the local market with packers up 15 cents to a top of 2.75. Calf prices range 130-190 pounds at 3.00 to 5.00. Sheep market notes spring lambs 70-80 pounds at 5.00 to 6.00, buck lambs around 1.00.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa- Hoss
Waterloo
Good Packers
Kansas
Cely Tivestock
Kansas City
Dent Agricuture
Sinclair
Nore
Wall Street Slips After Late Trading Quieting
Stocks drifted lower in the final hours with American Telephone Allied Chemical and Case each off about four points U S Steel and New York Central down around two points U S Smelting and McIntyre slipped while transfers neared 1 200 000 shares Homestake Mining rose 13 points and Industrial Alcohol recovered one point Wall Street lips and gold policy analysis mixed as traders awaited the president’s edict and the market steadied near steady margins.
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NEW York
American Telephone
Allied Chemical
Case
U. S&s. Steel
New York Central
U. S. Smelting
McIntyre
R. F C
U 5S
Steel
American Smelting
U. S Smelting
Union Pacific
National Distillers
Consolidated Gas
Chrysler
Longtime Central City Resident Ernest Sigmund Dies in Cedar Rapids
Ernest R Sigmund aged 76 died at his daughter Mrs Earl Dickinsons home 133 Thirty fourth street SE Cedar Rapids at 8715 p m Wednesday after a long illness He was born August 25 1859 in Linn County and married Jane Page in 1880 Surviving are his widow two children Pearl and Mason three brothers Paul Herman and Fred Funeral services at Hatch Funeral Home Central City Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev L E Stubbs Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery Central City
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Ernest R. Sigmund
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Earl Dickinson
Thirty-fourth Street
Linn County
Gattieb Sigmund
Jane Page
Pearl
Mason
Sigmund
Springville
Paul
Herman
Fred
Waubeek
Hatch Funeral Home
L E Stubbs
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Frank Sedlak Sr Held at Home and Church
Funeral services for Mrs Frank Sedlak senior take place at the family home 1037 Tenth Street SE at 8 30 am Friday and 9 am at St Wences laus church conducted by Rev Father A Vojacek Burial in St Johns cemetery Friends may call at the home from 7 to 9 pm Wednesday
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Frank Sedlak
Tenth Street SE
St. Wenceslaus Church
Father A. Vojacek
St. John's Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Fern Winchell
Funeral services for Mrs Fern Winchell who died from injuries in an automobile crash near Byron Illinois will be held at St Patrick s Church at 9 am Friday The Rev Father Lenihan will officiate The body will be taken to Fort Dodge for burial Saturday Friends may call at Monahan Funeral Home The Rosary will be recited at Monahan chapel at 8 pm Thursday by the Rev Father Peters from St Patrick s Church
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Winchell
Fern Winchell
Byron
Ill
St. Patrick's Church
Lenihan
Fort Dodge
Monahan
Father Peters
St. Patrick’s Church
Death of Rock Island brakeman Weatheral at Cedar Rapids home
James Weatheral, 44, a Rock Island brakeman for 23 years and Cedar Rapids resident of 25 years, died at his home 930 Eighth Avenue SE at 11 30 p.m. Wednesday after a short illness. Surviving are his wife Marie two daughters Melita and Alice Cedar Rapids two brothers Eugene and Peter Weatheral Evanston Ill. He belonged to Mount Olivet lodge A F and A M and Mount Zion Baptist church. Funeral arrangements not set. Friends may visit the Gaffney and Moore chapel 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday.
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James Weatheral
Rock Island
Eighth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Marie
Melita
Gary
Alice
Eugene
Peter Weatheral
Evanston
Mount Olivet Lodge
A. F
A M
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Death of George H. Waterbury at 69 in Toddville
George H Waterbury age 69 of Toddville died suddenly from a heart attack at 11 am Thursday while assisting at the Howard Knapp place near Toddville. He had been ill for about two years and is survived by his wife and four children.
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George H Waterbury
Toddville
Howard Knapp Place
Suppress Evidence at Bank Hearing On Cuban Strife
Washington Senate investigators limited publication and held findings in secret due to fears of triggering violence in Cuba. A 1932 Chase National Bank letter from Havana to New York described Machado era graft and $18 million waste alongside a $40 million water works project and a $20 million cash loan tied to a prior $40 million bond issue.
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
T. M. Findlay
Chase National Bank
Havana
L. S Rosenthall
Chase
New York
Machado
Ins
Gerardo Machado
James Bruce
Bruce
2000 Weddings In Italy Mark Fascist Celebration
In Rome 2000 simultaneous weddings planned for Saturday mark the eleventh anniversary of the fascist regime and the start of its twelfth year. 550 couples in Rome will wed with others in districts, culminating in a mass at St Mary’s and a city parade alongside fascist youth lines, then greeting by Mussolini at Dopo Lavoro.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Dopo Lavoro
Foreign exchange rates and cattle receipts from market news
The page lists foreign currencies with rates such as frank France Italy and denmark along with a cattle market update. It notes cattle receipts 2800 and calves 1200 and sheep receipts 1500 in a compact market round up.
Roosevelt to hear report on captive mines labor talks
Washington AP reports President Roosevelt summoned leading operators of Pennsylvania captive coal mines to Washington to report on efforts to settle labor difficulties. Myron Taylor of United States Steel will head the delegation representing steel and iron firms. other attendees were not announced. The president has pressed for a prompt working agreement after prolonged negotiations with miners. Captive mines are owned and run by large industrial firms and not sold on the open market.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
United States Steel Corporation
Steel and Iron
White House
Big Steel
U. S. Foreign Trade Reaches Two-Year High in September
The Commerce Department reports a favorable trade balance of 13 million dollars in September as exports climbed to 160 million, the highest since December 1931, while imports dipped to 147 million. Third-quarter exports rose 25 percent and imports 65 percent from 1932, with net customs receipts up to 32.94 million. Declines in September came from raw hides, coffee, cane sugar from the Philippines, and petroleum.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Philippines
Crashing Through musical comedy to be staged in Memorial hall
Special to The Gazette reports Leo R. Farmer post of the American Legion sponsoring the musical comedy Crashing Through in Memorial hall on November 9 and 10. Home talent will perform and Sam C. Ragan notes cast selection and rehearsals begin this week. NEWHALL and INDEPENDENCE notices follow with brief school and court items, including a 90 day parole for Peter Kearney and a death notice for Mrs Alexander Bryson in Saskatoon, Canada.
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Sigourney
Leo R. Farmer
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Sam C. Ragan
Newhall
HE. Weichman
C. J. Paulsen
Dallas Roseberry
E. Seilhamer
Glen Smoley
Dale Grovert
A. Swanson
Martin Ricolsto
O Ho Huyck
I. E Andrew
Independence
Peter Kearney
Winthrop
Buchanan County
A .B. Lovejoy
James Tramor
Kearney
Alexander Bryson
Estevan
Sask
Canada
New York Man Appointed to Aid German Jewish Refugees
Geneva AP says James G. MacDonald of New York was named high commissioner of Jewish refugees from Germany by the League of Nations. The United States agreed to designate a representative on the autonomous governing body to supervise relief, following Germany's request.
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Geneva
James G. MacDonald
New York
League of Nations
Germany
United States
League
Pennsylvania Days Lose Fight On Vote
Harrisburg court rejects bid to bar Pennsylvania from voting on repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment on November 7. The ruling upholds the McClure act creating a convention of fifteen delegates at large to meet December 5 in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Daphin County
Pennsylvania
Marion Woman Dies After Illness In Home
Mrs. F J Dickey 72 of 1100 Fourteenth Street North died Wednesday evening after four weeks of illness. Born Hattie Ella Burdick in De Kalb Indiana she was the last of eleven siblings. Survived by her husband Francis J Dickey five children ten grandchildren one great grandchild and one son deceased. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Yocom chapel with Rev John M Walters of the Methodist church officiating. Burial Oak Shade Cemetery. Also notes from Free Methodist church district meeting All High School Party at Marion High School Vinton at Thomas Park and a benefit card party for St Josephs Catholic church with detailed committee roles and prizes.
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F. J. Dickey
Fourteenth Street North
de Kalb
Hattie Ella Burdick
Western Iowa
Francis J Dickey
Atlantic
Yocom Chapel
John M. Walters
Methodist Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Oxford church elects officers after Tuesday meeting
Margaret Oldfather was elected president of the Oxford group of the Methodist church at a meeting Tuesday after a picnic at the Walters home. Bernice Reynolds became secretary and Raymond Smith treasurer. Helen Crane heads the leadership committee and Virginia Murray the social committee. Other roles include Mary Lockwood pianist and a pledge committee of Bernice Reynolds Raymond Smith and Marian Van Fossen. Dinner followed for twenty two.
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Margaret Oldfather
Oxford
Methodist Church
John M. Walters
Bernice Reynolds
Howard Merkel
Helen Crane
Virginia Murray
Raymond Smith
Mary Lockwood
Marian van Fossen
Freda Young
Halloween masquerade at Maxwell home in Cedar Rapids
Diana Fret club members and husbands enjoyed a Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A C Maxwell in Cedar Rapids with ghosts at the door, a basement supper, costume prizes, and bridge play. Guests included out of town visitors and many local hosts.
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Diana Fret Club
A. C. Maxwell
Cedar Rapids
James Pringle
James
W E. Cooper
Bethany Circle Hosts Women Club Event at Church
Bethany Circle of the Methodist church met with Mrs John Walters as hostess. Readings by Mary Elizabeth Erwin and piano by Barbara Clark highlighted the evening. E J Esgate led the devotional period and 65 dined served by a large committee. Mary Ellen Granger and Barbara Clark played piano duets during dinner.
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Bethany Circle
John Walters
Methodist Church
Mary Elizabeth Erwin
Barbara Clark
E. J. Esgate
Mary Ellen Granger
George Hutchison
Frank Beach
Carl Secrist
Jesse Scott
J. B. Fosdick
Fred Holsinger
Frank Strother
Hattle Frager
Bertha Harlan
George Reichard
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Pia
Gante
Iowa
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Imterior
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En Labs
Lanmibs
Josip
ST Joseph 'Ap IL
Dept of Culture
Pat Ae
Troan
Sime
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Roe
H.C. Burleson
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Lamson Brothers and Co
E. Isbrow
Cedarapids
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TNS
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Reece
Pest
York
Ian Nore
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Tel & Tel
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Amon Roll Mills
Tincy Owens
Ship Tie
Myers
Ae Burt Edis
Lowes Inc
Lorillard P. Anwarts Ile
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McKeesport Fin
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Al'q
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Armour
Mathieson Ark 38
Miami Con
Atenson T&sp
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Baeduin Lota
Batn & Ohio
Murray Corp
Barnsdail
Burroughs Adz
Norsbys
Thyeney
Caterpu
Prebard
Gambel
Tyrsee
Bern
Baba
Peisen
Nestas
S&s
Cirigsby
Jacksonborg
South Carolina
George H. Waterbury
Italy
Torsign Exchange
Holland
Denmark
Montreal
ST Tolis
Aps
Matty Te Naber
Opus and Sons
U. S
Iowa News
Marion News
Free Methodist Meeting
The
Free Methodist Church
Cedar Falls
Walker
Maquoketa
Mark Shockey
la Verna Cunningham
Marion High School
Vinton High
Thomas Park
George Oxley
Elizabeth Sloss
Margaret Zak
Mary Alsbaugh
Kenneth Winter
Lyle van Fossen
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Mabel Williams
Bob Smith
Clinton Gatewood
Henry Arp
Don Price
LeNora Dippel
Allan King
Dorothy Smith
Melvin Oldfather
Alice Shekelton
Dale Smith
Frances DeLong
Janet Lothian
Harriett McDonnell
Walter Heffron
Margareth Bisek
Devere Fehr
Dick Hart
Robert Titus
Bessie Neff
Charles Barkwell
Jim Reynolds
Marian Burrows
Ladies Sodality
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Banco
Teresa Naso
Verle Breed
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L. C. Welneke
Ed Mulvahill
Robert Stickley
Grace Cira
Laura Brutsman
Nettie Cira
Marian Hines
Catherine Lafferty
Christine Evers
Eliza Cleland
Judd Mentzer
Thermopolis
Wyo
Charles Michel
Will Henderson
Downers Grove
IMS
George Olinger
Presbyterian Church
Ella Miller
Katherine Burroughs
George P Whitney
Ninth Street
Reading Circle
H O Young
Legion Auxiliary
Joe Boyle
Marley Clark
Near Mount Vernon
Harry van Wormer
J W Worley
Spokane, Wash
George
John Olinger
Emma Bright
Charles Barrand
Bobby
Charles
Barbara
Edna Rideley
Rockford, NL
C. J Biddle
Christan Church
Canton Marion
Osceola
Anna M_ Shalla
Town City
Robert Mitchel Womans Relief Corps
T Z Cook Corps
Pearl Walters
Ypsiland
Mich
Emma Holmes
Atchison, Kan
Marion
Evelyn Bowen
Tackabache Club
Marion Post
Wil
Leo Levasseur
Anamosa
W. S. A. Club
Harley Silker
Lyman Pyle
Marshall Swayne
Malvern
Mrs. Pyle
Mr. Swayne
Frank Mentzer
Almond
C. B. F. Michel
Ida Michel
Mentzer
Marion Folk
Incheon
Montrose Hotel
E. Parsons
Lulu
Sada Nott
WG. Koppenhaver
C. B. Fr. Michel
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Gazette Want Ag
E. Om
Cunlainiys
Jarre Goodyt
Mercys Hospital Nurses Sodality
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