Hog Prices Edge Higher Across Markets
Prices for hogs rise on multiple markets with Chicago topping around 84.00 and overall activity showing gains of 5 to 15 cents in several regions. East Buffalo and Cleveland saw varied gains as buyers and sellers adjusted to light to moderate supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
I & Loms
Ceve
East Buffa
MIKO
Fast & Loms
Cleveland
Pittsoureh
Otal Scotts
Sheen
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Snips
Local paper notes mixed items from Cedar Rapids including produce, vegetables, and oddities. The clipping references straw, vegetables, and various goods amidst a miscellaneous market roundup.
Grain Prices Drop at Chicago After Advanced Opening
Prices for wheat and corn fell as Chicago markets opened on Tuesday after a Labor Day holiday. Argentine drought and weak crop reports abroad weighed on futures, with wheat down about two cents from Friday’s close and corn unable to gain above the prior level. Provisions also eased as traders awaited further market developments amid scattered selling and erratic moves.
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Chicago
Australia
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Tewa
Wall Street Week Slump Persists After Three Day Pause
New York stocks and commodities show a wan, cautious tone after a three day recess. Trading remains light with little selling pressure while several major issues drift and grain and bond markets move unevenly amid uncertain recovery prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Sterling
American Can
US Steel
Allied Chemical
Estern Union
Johns-Manville
Case International Harvester Deere
Chrisler
Union Carbide
Columbia Carbon du Pont
United Aircraft
Sears Roebuck
Sandard Oil of
New Jersey
Texas Gaff Standard
Calfornia
Aron Pacific
New York Central
Uss Smelting National Distillers
Battimore
Ohio
Pennsylvan
Bankers hear Jones urge credit for NRA push
Jones tells Chicago bankers that credit is essential to advance the NRA program. The talk centers on financing banks and business support with a focus on securing backing before the program’s next steps.
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Jones
House Destroyed By Fire Leaves Owner No Time To Escape
Lester Sebetka awoke to basement flames at 12 10 am on a Tuesday and leapt from a second story window to escape. Firefighters fought a blaze fed by stored wood as spectators filled a narrow lane and a distant hydrant hampered efforts. the home and contents, insured for 3 800, were destroyed.
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Lester Sebetka
Sebetka
Aremen
Hhs
Fremen
Sebeka
Sebbetka
Ife
Minnesota
Rebels in Cuba Take Power as Government Collapses
The U S destroyer McFarland reached Cuba as rebels seize key sites around Santiago. Dr De Cespedes leaves the palace under pressure while a five member committee assumes control, with Grau and other leaders backing a new program to stabilize the country.
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Tervent
McFarland
Cespedes
Temoatas
Serienais
Notal
de Cespedes
Santa Clara
Animace
Pelace
Dr de Cespears
Crepedis
Christie Voe Leads Investment Bankers Group
Christie Voe is selected to lead a national investment banking organization. The appointment, announced by the housing events committee, designates Voe as head effective during the upcoming annual convention in October.
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Christie Voe
Fined for Assault and Battery in District Court
John Coon of Aice faced a district court charge for assault and battery. The case was heard before Judge Ringe with a test of witnesses. Coon was fined 25 dollars and costs with an additional payment of 29 dollars ordered.
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John Coon
Aice
Jace EE
Ringe
Asgatuc
Bates
Teats
Aoseglc
Des Moines Firm Wins Culvert Pipe Bid
The Town Culvert and Pipe Company of Des Moines won the contract for 1680 feet of steel and concrete culvert pipe, lower bid $3,286.04, to be delivered from the Cedar Rapids plant. The only other bid came from Adler Concrete Culvert Company of Waterloo.
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Des Moines
Wits
Sper
Cedar Raplas
Waterloo
Births in Marion and surrounding areas
Birth announcements list a son born Sept 3 at St Lukes Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harvey Gi of 1474 Tenth Street Marion. a daughter born Sept 5 at St ate Hospital to Mr and Mrs George W Thompson of 22rd Mount Vernon Avenue. a son born Sept 4 at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Pierrette Graheam of 333 That Tenth Avenue SW. a twin daughter born Sept 4 to Mr and Mrs Wayne England of 420 Ge Avenue M oat Mercy Hospital. additional notices mention a birth and related acknowledgments.
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Harvey Gi
Tenth Street
Marion
St Lukes Hospital
George W Thompson
Mount Vernon Avenue
State Hospital
Pierrette Graheam
Tenth Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Wayne England
Ge Avenue M Oat Mercy Hospital
HON Brook &l
Luedas
Mro
M ¢ Cannor
Santi
Death of Joseph F Sonka at Higley building office
Joseph F Sonka 54 died at his home after a heart attack while seated in an attorney's office on the Higley building sixth floor. Autopsy planned by Dr. C. J. Stark. Survived by wife Josephine, son Joseph Jr, two grandchildren, three brothers and a sister. Funeral time to be announced.
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Joseph F Sonka
Johnson Avenue NW
Higley
C. J. Stark
Barta
Sonka
Stark
Josephine
Joseph, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Leonard
Leland
John
William
Frank Sonka
Frank Strand
Barta Chapel
Mrs Caroline Beal Riedel Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Caroline Beal Riedel widow of August Riedel died at her daughter Mrs P E Lowe’s Cedar Rapids home after a long illness. Born in Germany in 1847 she came to the United States 22 years ago settling in Fayette County and later lived with her daughter in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are three children Mrs PB Lowe Cedar Rapids Mrs Mary Hatfield Anaheim California and R F Beal Billings Mort. Funeral set for 2 pm Thursday at the German Lutheran church Hasvkeve with burial Randalia cemetery. She will be moved to the home 9923 C avenue NE Wednesday afternoon. Funeral arrangements by Daneha and Brush chapel.
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Caroline Beal Riedel
August Riedel
P E Lowe
C Avenue
Germany
United States
Fayette County
Cedar Rapids
PB. Lowe
Mary Hatfield
Anaheim Calif
R F. Beal
Billings
Daneha
Brush
Hasvkeve
Randalia
Manchester
Fred Logan
West Manchester
Shelly Undertaking
M. C. Powers
Oakland Cemetery
Nettie Stone
Clayton County
Elkport
Edgewood
Alan
Timothy Musgrove
Springfield
Ray Fuller
Letha
Ray Winsor
Waterloo
Dora Landis
Lillian Logan
Dale
Frank Stone
Minnie Hines
Osborne
Joseph Bailey
Laura Harness
Minnesota
Mae Pratt
William Stone
Montana
Independence
Edgar H Glynn
H W. Glynn
Ottumwa
Center Point
Alice Jones
Earlville
Des Moines Securities Company
Des Moines
West Liberty
Gibson
Sam Buckman
Ben Whittington
Solon
Central City
Gladys Norris
Great Neck
N.Y
Maude Norris
Atlantic City
Maude Moles
Kansas City
Eva Finson
Columbus
Dorothy Hatch
Tipton
Velma Hill
Pearl Goldsberry
Centerville
Plorence Moses
Flossie Graffi
Barnabas Ford
Park
Ruth Gater
Florence Koch
Cassie Ford
Mary Hanna
Ellen Doolittle
Dona Jean Shannon
Viola Sandhagen
A C Sandhagen
Dundee
Otis Thompson
Funeral services announced for Ella FP Bix and Charlotte Funk
Funeral services for Ella FP Bix will be held at Beatty chapel at 2 30 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev William Whalson. Burial at Linwood cemetery. Mrs Charlotte Funk will have services at Gaff ney and Moore chapel at 2 30 pm Thursday with burial at Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at the chapels. Also noted is death of Mrs FE Reynolds former Standard Oil manager in Cedar Rapids. funeral at 4 pm Wednesday in Ottumwa per notice to Benjamie Tait.
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Ella FP Bixby
Beatty Chapel
William Whalson
Linwood Cemetery
Funk
Charlotte Funk
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Robert Little
Oak Hill Cemetery
FE. P. Reynolds
E P Reynolds
Standard Oil Company
Cedar Rapids
Reynolds
Ottumwa
Benjamie Tait
Blake Boulevard
Packers Seek Low Hog Processing Tax Plan
William S Cuthero for Armour and the Institute of American Meat Packers supported a processing tax scheme. They proposed a half-cent per pound live weight hog tax and a 15 cent per 100 pounds floor tax to raise about 36 million dollars for the agricultural adjustment program with gradual yearly collections and bonuses for surplus. John Wrath of Waterloo warned such a heavy tax would be a catastrophe.
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Wiliam S Cuthero
Armour Aid Companys
Institute of Amercan Meat Packers
Thomas F Wilson
Wilson and
Compaatl
Agricultural Adjustment Admonstration
Approshite
Chithero
John Wrath
Waterloo
Tapacker
American lecturer Kaltenborn struck by Germans in Berlin crowd
Rolf Kaltenborn son of H V Kaltenborn, a well known American lecturer on international affairs, was hit by civilian bystanders as he and family members left a naval storm troopers parade to glance in a shop window. The incident was reported on Tuesday.
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Berlin
Rolf Kaltenborn
H V Kaltenborn
Widow Blanche Barrow Granted Ten Year Sentence
PLATTE CITY Mo AP widow Blanche Barrow wife of outlaw Marvin Barrow pleaded guilty to assault with intent to kill for actions during a July 19 escape attempt involving Barrow Clyde Barrow and other accomplices. The case stemmed from a shootout with officers at a tourist camp near the rear.
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Platte City
Blanche Barrow
Marvin Barrow
Dallas
Tex
Clyde
Barrow
Pena Ice
Rabe Pe Cryes
Council Orders Sewage Plant Plans and Fees
The council authorized Green company to prepare wastewater plant plans with a cap of 2500 dollars for planning and final estimates. Payment will be a percentage of construction cost, with planning costs deducted from that percentage. Mayor Stepanek touted optimistic loan prospects as Cedar Rapids seeks federal funds, while Zika urged readiness despite possible grant hurdles. Chicago reps from Wilson and company are to meet next Monday on the treatment system portion.
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Green Company
Zika
Stepanek
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Wilson and Company
Iowa Coal Freight Rates Cut Under Joint Line Plan
The railroad commission approves a unified schedule cutting freight charges on coal. Reductions vary by haul length from 5 to 350 miles, with notable gains for short lines. A 200 mile joint haul shows 14 percent cut on lump coal and 7 percent on fine coal. two equal 100 mile hauls yield 29 percent lump and 17 percent fine reductions.
Consumers fight price fixing in NRA codes
Washington officials report the Consumers Advisory Board of the NRA will challenge price fixing provisions in permanent codes for retail trades. Substitutes will target unfair price cutting, delaying the master code for 5 million retailers.
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Washington
Consumers’ Advisory Board
NRA
Charles C Rumsey
E. H Harriman
Need For Evasion Of Cigaret Tax George Taylor
Two informations filed by County Attorney G K Thompson allege that George Taylor sold cigarettes without the required state revenue stamps. Bonds set at $500 each, judge JT C Ring approved the filings. Taylor is to report Wednesday.
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George Taylor
Fourteenth Avenue SE Grocer
G K Thompson
Towa
Taylor
JT C Ring
Notable Nativity and Sudden News for James Kackett
A historic note speaks of sudden news influencing plans and travels on Us day, with planetary aspects hinting at change. It marks birthdays for those born, especially James Kackett, an actor, described as bright, practical, industrious, and faithful in labor.
Iowa in Brief Reports From Manchester Independence and Central City
Multiple short notices record deaths in West Manchester and Independence, a $5000 bond suit in Manchester, a Gibson family reunion in West Liberty, student relocations from Central City, a Barnabas Ford descendants gathering, a Manchester wedding, and a dynamite tree blasting near Stanwood. Key names include Mrs. Fred Logan and Edgar Glynn with dates and locations across Iowa.
Manchester Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
More than 100 relatives and friends attended the John N Power golden wedding anniversary at their home three miles southeast of Manchester. The Rev. William M Evans officiated, a Lohengrin wedding march was played, a 20 pound wedding cake was served, and a program of recitations and songs followed.
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Manchester
John N Power
Here
Dane
Bobby Power
Berniece Power
Dorothy Minkler
Lucila Lucille Power
Willis Power
William M Evans
Cedar Rapids
J N Power
Don Minkler
Childen Barton Power
Pearley Power
Moh Power
Austin Power
Lester Minkler
Ray Connell
Bert Hamblin
William Brauer
Mildred McCusker
A. W Stearns
Bryce
L N Rainhead
J O Helmrich
Ernest Power
Waterloo
Nett Waynes
Jack Haynes
St Charles
James Binslawn
Ben Zumwalit
Sarah Taylor
Kenneth Taylor
Frank
William Power
James TB Power
Andrew Loesbe
Loren Taylor
Harold Taylor Collins
Flemming R Blowfield
Central Civ
Cernilda Bortner
Emmett D Power
Roy Dighten
Hopkinton
Mack Kearns
Fredereksburge
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Joe Athe
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Pree
Rentes
Eas
Eady Barbers Canton
Wall St
J. E Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bans
Coy Corp
R & Ca
Steet
Atra la Owens
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Chicigo
Fu_ats
Lamson Bretne
Panaser
Cedar Rayids
Exerc
Asarette
H Jones
Banke Yoo Tien
Fem
Brent Stock Partie
Rosa
Cuba
Robert EF Chitie
Red Co
America
Hourea
Evenos
Law
Mrs
Caroline Riedel
W.C. Albright
Dattona Beach
Fla
Wil C Albricht
Ttv
Wic Albright
Liman Bros
Albricht
Everal
Jack
Daytona Beach
Ella Bixby
Iowa
Board OF Consumers
Ryan Methodist Church
Ina Lorraine Locke
Walter Locke
Gale Kennon
H Morrow
Margaret Locke
Harold Locke
Harold Dale Locke
Inez Warren
Charles City
Virginia Locke
Ryan
Flossy Kennon
Lisbon
Genevieve Kemble
James K [Ackett
Iowa News
Stanwood
Charles Sister Farm
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