Prices Of Hogs Fall Despite Rise In Other Lines
Hog prices slip as large hog supplies overwhelm the market while cattle and sheep receipts show mixed movement in Chicago and other centers. Five markets report total receipts around 55,200 with hogs at about 4.00 to 4.35 in top ranges and cattle steady to higher on light steers and yearlings.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
No. Ave
Atk Amt
Imix & Butchers
East St. Lous
Riz Bae i
Liza Aan
BS Grr
Eh Ae Weaver
Polaid Graniveaisey
ST Acl Livestock
South St Pv
Oytae
Jew Better Ata
Pieter Os Oket
Bonn
Lowa
Des Moines
Intenor
Iowa
Minnesota
Ram
Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets and Regions
Market reports show Pittsburgh steady with 3,300 head, East Buffalo lower with 5,800, East St Louis 3,000, and no early sales. Prices for lambs, feeding lambs, hogs, and cattle vary by region with declines in some areas and steady demand elsewhere.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St Louis Oe
St Joseph
Fiaux City
al Paul Wees
Indianapolis
Tmittsburgh
Buffalo
C.neimmnat
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
Local Market Quotes and Industrial Names Appear in OCR Data
The fragment shows varied market listings and company names. It mentions prices for Logal Pog items and references numerous firms such as Mack Trucks Allied Chem Am Can Am For Power and Cleveland tariffs, with scattered figures and vehicle brands, all in a dense, garbled OCR line.
Markets Face Mixed Receipts and Price Shifts in Chicago
Receipts for butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes show varied movement with steady to modest declines in poultry and strong demand for potatoes. Butter and creamery items post mixed prices while egg and poultry markets report distribution on track and on farm.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Wisconsin
New York Produce Prices and Stock Notes
An archival market snapshot lists butter creamery receipts and cheese results with prices, plus eggs and poultry data. It notes fresh versus frozen items, packing stock, and varied quality grades across dairy and market categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bond Markets Shift Amid Global Turmoil and Local Signals
Financial notices outline reforms in bond markets with mentions of New York, Europe, and several financial terms. The fragmentary notes reference trading positions, yields, and regulatory actions amid broader market volatility and policy shifts.
Gold Buying News Lifts Grains Then Prices Ease
Government announcement to buy gold spurred U S grain futures with wheat rising and corn and oats reacting. Prices steadied later as stocks fell and selling intensified near close. Cash bids and Liverpool prices showed modest gains amid wide daily volatility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade Mondey
Liverpool
Aimes
Painleve, Former French Premier, Dies at 69 in Paris
Paul Painleve dies after a long illness in Paris. He served as French premier three times and as minister of aviation and war. He will lie in state and be buried with full national honors in the Pantheon. He helped name Ferdinand Foch and welcomed Lindbergh in 1927.
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Paris
France
Paul Painleve
Pantheon
Painleve
Ferdinand Foch
Salonica
Charles A Lindbergh
New York-Paris
Lindbergh
Ile
Wall Street stocks swing as markets react to gold market entry
New York stocks slipped in the final hour amid a selling flurry that cut early gains by 1 to 3 points. Despite a brief revival as the U.S. announced entry into foreign gold markets, prices drifted dullly with mixed demand. Major movers included American Smelting U.S. Steel and American Telephone with gains and losses scattered among other large issues.
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New York
Steel
American Telephone
Case
Union Pacific Santa Fe US Smelting
Western Union
National Distillers
Allied Chemical
United States
MeIntyre Porcupine
Alaska
Juneau Dome
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
N. Y. Central
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
International Harvester
Johns Manville
American Can
Funeral services held for Mrs Ellen Newens at Beatty chapel
Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Monday for Mrs Ellen Newens, 89, who died early Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs R E Shank. The service, conducted by Rev John Gent, took place at Beatty chapel with burial in Linwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Newens
R. E. Shank
Seventeeth Street
Beatty Chapel
John Gent
Linwood Cemetery
Four Hurt After Town City Collision At Tenth Avenue
At 3 45 p m Sunday two cars collided at Tenth avenue and Ninth street SE. Merwin Dunshee of Town City escaped injury while Hazel Fritz 825 Fourth Street SW suffered a dislocated elbow and facial bruises. Mrs Kruse 546 Forest drive SE and companions received head injuries bruises and minor injuries.
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Tenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Merwin Dunshee
Town City
N. W Kruse
Forest Drive
Dunshee
Hazel Fritz
Fourth Street
Mercy Hospital
Court records reveal drunk driving arrest in district court
Charles Randall, 48, of 1122 Fifteenth Avenue SE, pled not guilty Monday after Motorcycle Patrolman Albert Wilson followed him four blocks in First Avenue E. County Attorney G Thompson filed a true information alleging drunk driving.
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Charles Randall
Fifteenth Avenue SE
Albert Wilson
First Avenue E
H. C Ring
G . Thompson
Wilson
Vigortone files counter-claim against Fisher in suit
The Vigortone company says Edwind Fisher failed to enter numerous transactions as secretary treasurer and manager. It seeks an accounting and judgment for the full amount due, and asks dismissal of Fisher’s suit.
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Fenton
Vigortone Company
Edwind Fisher
Fisher
Omar Shaw
Births Announcement for Five New Daughters
Five families welcome newborn daughters. Joanne Shirley Kurth was born October 28 to Mr and Mrs George Kurth at 428 F Avenue NW weighing seven pounds. Betty Jane Cook arrived to Mr and Mrs William Cook at 1807 N Street SW on a Sunday. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred Wost at 1834 Madison Street NE Mercy Hospital on October 27. A daughter to Mr and Mrs Nathan Kazebier at 1431 Second Avenue SE St Luke's Hospital on October 29. A daughter to Mr and Mrs El Voracek at 1206 First Street SW at St Luke's Hospital.
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George Kurth
F Avenue
Joanne Shirley
William Cook
Betty Jane
Fred Wost
Madison Street
Mercy Hospital
Nathan Kazebier
Second Avenue
St Luke's Hospital
EL. Voracek
First Street
State Board of Health Approves Sewage Plant Plans
The city council on Monday received approval from the state board of health for the plans and specifications for the first two units of the sewage plant, with construction to start in early November.
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State Board of Health
States to Remain Dry After National Prohibition Repeal
United Press surveys indicate nineteen states will stay dry after repeal on December 6. They will launch campaigns to restore prohibition in some form while other states adopt liquor control plans and regulate packaged sales and on premise consumption. Stronger nationwide provisions are debated by church leaders and officials in Detroit and across the states.
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United Press
Detroit
Jamies Cannon, Jr
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Mississippi
Nebraska
North
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Tennessee
Utah
West Virginia
Wyoming
South Dakota
Vermont
California
Connecticut
Legislative committees study control plans across states
Legislative committees in Illinois Iowa Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Ohio Oregon Rhode Island Virginia Wisconsin Colorado Louisiana Pennsylvania Maryland and Maine examine control methods as they plan sessions to work out approaches.
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Illinois
Iowa
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Ohio
Oregon
Rhode Island
Virginia
Wisconsin
Colorado
Lousiana
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Maine
Sister Of Judge Clark Injured in Wisconsin Crash
Mrs George B Dutton sister of Judge A B Clark sustained a severe brain concussion in a collision near Platteville Wisconsin. She was found unconscious beside her car and later recovered partial consciousness at Platteville hospital while her son George B Dutton a student at the Frank Lloyd Wright architectural school visited her.
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George B Dutton
Country Club Parkway
A B Clark
Platteville
Judge Clark
Dutton
Spring Green
Wis
Frank Lloyd Wright Architectural School
Auto Falls From Rail Trestle Injuries Minor
Alfred Gottley of Thirty-second Street NE escaped serious injury when his car rolled from a nine foot Illinois Central railroad trestle one and a half miles east of Central City around 6 30 p m Sunday The car landed on its top and Gottley had mistaken directions causing him to turn onto the track Deputies Davis and Condon investigated for the sheriff's office.
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Alfred Gottley
Thirty-second Street
Central City
Ottley
Sheriff’s Office
Man Ends Life After Quarrel With Girl
Independence area report says Paul Lawless 22 shot himself Monday on Ras Bearbower farm eleven miles south of town. He had been husking corn and went to the house for a shotgun after seeing a pheasant. Bearbower’s son found the body. Lawless had told him of a quarrel with his girl earlier that morning.
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Independence
APY
Paul Lawless
Ras Bearbower
Bearbower
Boarhower
Lawless
Forty One Acres Not Seventy Five in Husking Bee Tract
The notice states 41 acres on the Mrs Alfred Stapley farm three miles west of Springville where neighbors planned a husking bee. The reported yield was 2,000 bushels. A reference mentions the largest Gothic cathedral in Seville, Spain.
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Alfred Stapley
Springville
Whittier
Halloween Party Highlights Marion Handicraft Club
Marion news notes a backward Halloween party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess with 25 guests and prizes for five hundred. Other items include club meetings, social visits, moves, and upcoming sales and events across Marion and nearby areas.
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Handicraft Club
Robert Hess
Louis Mekota
LeRoy Benedict
Harry Adee
Jack Ratliff
Hugh Hutton
Everett Gibson
Marion meeting for muk producers at Psaf keeles MITT club
Community notices cover a Wednesday 8 p m meeting for muk producers of Marion at the Psaf keeles MITT club. Local social items list birthdays dinners visitors and club notices from Marion Iowa with several residents mentioned.
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Muk
Marion
Psaf
Keeles
MITT
Special group to aid Iowa corn plan
Norman Draper representative of the Institute of American Meat Packers told a hearing that hog processing taxes set at 50 cents per hundredweight on November 5 will rise to 2 dollars by February 1. He said packers incurred 15 million dollars in losses last year and cannot absorb the tax which is expected to raise 348 million dollars.
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Norman Draper
Washington
Institute of American Meat Packers
Nant Odyksauadicis
Ios
Hog Tax Debate Shapes Livestock Prices and Consumption
Analysts warn that a processing tax on hogs and compensatory taxes on cattle and sheep could lower hog prices if consumers do not reduce buying. If consumer power rises, hog prices may stay steady. Packers note a 15 percent pork price rise previously cut consumption by about 15 percent.
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Akre-Thond
Draper
NRA
F E. Mellin
Denver
American Livestock Association
City Briefs and People Personalities
W J Marek of rural route two received first aid at St Luke's hospital at 8 a.m Monday after a horse kicked him, fracturing his right leg. He was released after a cast was placed on the leg.
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W J
Marek
St Luke's Hospital
Park Chemist Reports Wells Meet Standards for Medal
C O Bates reports city wells meet requirements set by Lyman L Mitchell a freshman in the college of law at the University of Town son of Mr and Mrs JG Mitchel 1630 Park avenue SE has earned the second war military scholastic medal from the Reserve Officers Training Corps at the university a bar is awarded each semester the student maintains the medal which is the highest honor from the military department.
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Lyman L Mitchell
College of Law
University of Town
JG Mitchel
Park Avenue
Reserve Oficers Training Corps
Military Department
Rock Island Man Arrested Here On Embezzlement Count
J F Bond aged 27 of Rock Island was arrested here at 10 05 pm Sunday on an embezzlement warrant. He waived extradition and the Rock Island sheriff said he would return the prisoner at once. No details of the charge were released.
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J F Bond
Rock Island
Bond
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Wwestock Receipts
Westocke
Weber
Hutk
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Cood Sons
ST Louis
Cedar Rapids
Lamson Brothers and Co
Merchants National Bank
Owen Yieh Taw Clee
Tite
Aden Eis
Pune
Sarraspo
Adams Express
Keisinator
Inu Corn
Kennecott
Mach & F
Ktorer G
Egl Aw
McKessan Ou
Ats
Wat
Seine
Mathinsan Aik
Alichor
Matty Kinsley
Ataanr
Ment Ward
Armour
Vie Mureat Coronay Te & OS
Nash Motors
Athiete
Beeneet
Huth Wastire
Mendie Avi
Yepatiat
Novanda Mines
Nu Pacia
Bere Warner
Mfe M. Ouse
Brooklyne
Owane
Henin Ale Peoples Cins Savin Sas
Phelps Doduer
Radio Corpy
Roedie
Ourvar
Rey Steel
Seabeara
Renre Roebuck
Corbon
SNE Ns Co
Rat
Epon
Warthy
Yrestan S & Tig
Chicago Stacks
Barbine
Cory
Hejemann
Grigsos
Tyt
Nems Gems
Uae
SPC
CIO Vgo
Wall St
J. E. Bennett & Co
Court House
Vieyveles
Lisbon
FE J Duffy
Sheff Joseph
Petrus
Nam
Center Paint Bank Report
Linn
Savimes Bank of
Center Point
Hf C Ring
W Pates
Bankness
O U Conwell
Wil
Barbara Fox
H C Ring
Testatrixs
John J Fox
Rose Lia Fowler
Hilda M Schininke
Marie M
Heather John J Fox
Rose I. Fowler
Delaware
New Mexico
State Commission
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Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Arizona
Mune
Stanley Husking
Seville
Spain
Marion News
Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
E. E. Badham
Howard Lembaugh
Willis Jordan
Fifth Avenue
George Miller
William Sheets
Nevada, Mo
Mrs
Jens Cook
John Haeussler
Mount Vernon
Sid Stickney
Florence Wetzel
True Blue
The
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
George Stark
Seventh Avenue
Billy Anderson
West Branch
Dean Hampton
Minnie Schenken
Eighth Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
the Methodist Church
H G. Millen
Earlville
Howard Rion
Ethel Rion
Sioux City
Marion Shakespeare Club
H N. Strader
Jasoree P. Whitney
Robert Hyde
Clarence
A Cc, Hyde
Coe College
Rainbow
E. D Armstrong
Faye Bailey
A. C, Oss
Leo Levasseur
W. G Koppenhaver
American Legion
Levasseur Farm
Dorothy Schultz
Gilman
Irene Schultz
Carrie Reichert
Schultz
Mrs. C. E. McCannon
C. E. Reiter
Sam Shanklin
Dickeyville, WI
Ruth Merrott
Ruby Neff
Century of Progress
V H. Balster
Minneapolis
H C. McConaughy
Robert Dean
Hartington, Neb
Ami Allen
David
T J Davis
John Titus Sunday
Gerald Gordon
Geraldine
Muriel
Lawrence Gordon
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Federation of Clubs
A F E Granger
G H Clark
W G Buck
Nashua
Harmon Hall
Ben Hall
Paul Hall
Greene
Max- Ine Hall
F S
Skinner
Elizabeth Mansfield Irving
Pasadena
Cali
James J. Wallace
Elda M Kemp
Charles Breneman
Woman’s Christan Temperance Unions
Linn County
Miss Kemp
Breneman
Marion Anton
Philip and
Russell Anton
Ralph I Hanson
R. S Hanson
Warren
Elsie Bowman
North Liberty
Heo Wanson
Dorothy Hanson Or
Swisher
R J Hanson
Carolyn Kahler
Theodore Kahler
Near Maren
Evelyn Coppock
Sprineville
Vivien Holm
Sandula
Gleaners
Sunshine
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
J M Walters
Newell Trimble
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Joe Dunlap
Floyd Emermons
City Park Wells O. K
C O Bates
Ed Stefan
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