Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hog prices at the local market remained steady with hogs and slaughter animals largely unchanged on Wednesday. Top quotes held around 6 85 with representative sales for steers cows heifers and lambs showing slight activity and mixed regional tendencies across Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and East St Louis markets.
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Eno
Dula Lack- Ing Sons
Bedaing
Torsay
Ephi
Chicago
Kansas City
Osiaha
St St Louis & SO
San
Fmux
Ann Rann
Fiat
Cleveland
Ovatla Livestock
OMAHA
Hota
Raps
Sable
Paul
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Pricing List
A Cedar Rapids market listing shows varied prices for grains fruits vegetables and livestock. Included are wheat oats corn hens eggs hides beef calves and horses with wholesale figures and assorted per unit costs such as celery peaches and wool, reflecting regional supply values.
Buying of Wheat by Traders Sends Grain Prices Up
Wheat traders bought on the Chicago board, lifting prices with futures up 2 to 2½ cents. Corn rose ½ to 1½ cents, oats gained 1 to 1½ cents as activity varied and reports cited buyish factors, late rains in Iowa and Indiana and limited cash movement. Receipts and deposits were modest, with stocks and price action muted late.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpools
Thesnass
Rotterdam
Busine
Norrr
Un.s
Derabe
Iowa
Indiana
Grain Movement and Chicago Cash Grain Prices
Grain movement updates from Chicago with cash grain prices for wheat, corn, and barley. Receipts and bids show ranges for No 1 northern and dark northern wheat, No 2 and No 3 yellow and white varieties, and protein content impacts. Corn and oats pricing details include bids, deliveries, and delivery months, reflecting current market activity and regional comparisons.
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Minnidapolis
Maineapolis
Montana
Wall Street Advances Hold Steady Amid Mild Rally
Quiet trading and modest gains carried through the session with fractions to around a point for many leading issues. U S Smelting rose up to 3 percent, while United States Steel Santa Fe and American Telephone posted small advances amid light turnover and a roughly 500000 share day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
US Steel
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
American Telephone
Case
Staples
U S
Howe Sound
American
Cerro de Pasco
Allied Chemical
U S_ Steel
Chrysler General Motors
Goodyear
Celanese
U S. Rubber
Armour of Illinois
McLellan Stores
Westinghouse
Western Union
Sears Roebuck
United Aircraft
United Airlines Transport
Boeing Airplane
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Bond Markets Reel Amid Stiff Debates and Frail Bets
In New York trading, Treasury notes fluctuated as bond markets digested political headlines. Thin activity showed few decisive bids with scattered offers, while investors weighed fiscal policy signals from government sources amid uneven liquidity and modest demand for longer maturities.
Steam Market and foreign exchange notes from Chicago and New York
A fragmented market report cites open prices in steam, refrigerator standards, and foreign exchange signals. It lists rates for Denmark, Switzerland, Argentina, Mexico, and other markets, with scattered dates such as Nov 26 and Nov 22. Nonstandard OCR strings and garbled names appear throughout.
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Chicago
NEW York Reign Exchange
Geia
Ueland
Denmark
Suitzerland
Montreal
Markets News From New York Front Ce. Cam
Over AP Hutter Receipts show 27 UAT, prices firmer with mixed quotes for chicken and turkey products. Freight and market signals indicate steady to firm activity across dressed poultry, fowls, and eggs, with notes on receipts, weights, and regional price movements.
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Chfesf
Feros
Mtr
Ewer
Oryerass
Politry
Ponenickens
Cnenanerd
Softball Tourney Set At Ellis Park Sunday
Cedar Rapids Diamondball association voted to shift Labor Day softball ahead to Sunday at Ellis Park. Nine Class A teams boast strong pitching. Class B includes about nineteen or twenty teams. Admission 25 cents, refreshment stand on grounds, top prizes $75 in A and $25 in B, with receipts aiding next year’s diamond project.
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Cedar Rapids Diamondball Association
Ellis Park
Labor Day
Iowa
Youthful Workers Enter British Unemployment Aid Rules
British youths aged 14 to 16 join unemployment insurance contributions under a new rule effective Sept. 3. They and their employers pay four pence weekly toward a 300 million fund, with existing beneficiaries ages 16 to 18 receiving weekly doled benefits. The change funds the scheme by taxing youths before benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Senate Set to Ratify St Lawrence Waterways Pact
Hyde Park NY AP predicted Senate ratification of the St Lawrence waterways treaty at the next session, per Frank P Walsh, head of the New York state power authority. Walsh, touring northwest states, said Roosevelt would resubmit after last session defeat and cited broad gubernatorial support across 23 states led by Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.
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Hyde Park
St. Lawrence
Women Flyers Attempt Fourth Endurance Flight Record
Mary Owens and Jean La Rene Texas airliners launched a fourth attempt to set an endurance flight record from Curtiss Reynolds airport near Glenview, aiming to break the existing mark. The two pilots, each seeking a historic milestone, departed in challenging weather conditions as spectators watched.
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Chicago
Mary Owens
Jean la Rene
Texas Airl
Curtiss-Reynolds
Glenview
Sir Malcolm to race at Daytona next January
Sir Malcolm Campbell, British driver, announced at a Rotary club luncheon in London that he plans to travel to Daytona Beach, Florida, in January to attempt to raise his world speed record beyond 272.108 miles per hour, aiming for more than five miles a minute.
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London
Malcolm Campbell
Daytona Beach
Fla
Malcolm
Rotary Club
Fire guts department store in Kankakee
Flames gutted a downtown department store in Kankakee and damaged two other buildings. Authorities said the total damage approached $200,000 and the fire’s origin was undetermined.
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Kankakee
Mussolini Promises to Remove Women From Italian Industry
Rome AP reports Benito Mussolini plans to pull women workers from Italy's industries. He cites jobs, family building, and population growth as reasons while Popolo d Italia editorial urges elimination of working women, arguing it strengthens male virtue and national population at the expense of unemployment and morality.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Il Duce
Mussolini
Popolo d'Italia
Milan
Poor Relief Budget Boosts Lin County Finances
The 1935 Lin County budget raises soldiers relief to 21 675 up from 21 000 in 1934 while general funds drop from 187 000 to 185 000 and state institution funds rise to 70 000 from 34 000. Court expenses stay 38 000. insane and widow pensions fall, road maintenance declines, and bond funds shrink. Tax levy rises to 902 495 from 754 862 with June 30 1934 fund balance at 181 817 versus 63 672.
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Soldiers’ Relief
County Insane Fund
Court House
North Bergen Bank Robbery Nets $15000 Loot
Six armed men raided the North Bergen Trust Company in New Jersey, fleeing in a blue sedan after firing on pursuing cars. Police estimate the haul at $15,000 as witnesses report shots and a chase ending with an abandoned robbers’ car in west New York.
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North Bergen
N. J (Ap
North Bergen Trust Company
B. W DeWitt
DeWitt
West New York
Radio Schedule Snippet with NBC CBS and Orchestral Bands
A fragmented radio timetable lists multiple networks NBC CBS and WABC WJZ WEAF WENR and WBBM with groups like Kavellin arch Madcaps Dalton Dalley Ann Leaf and Paulina by the sea plus orchestras led by Armand Girard and Hankel. It notes afternoon and evening blocks including Death Valley Days Parade of the Provinces and Jewish new year programs.
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Ralph Kirbery
Leven's Arch
INBC
WEAF
Merry Macs
NBC
WJZ
Honeyboy
Sassafras
NBCI
Kavellin Arch
CAS
WABC
WMT
Rey Barte
Dalley Arch
CBS
WEAP
Ann Leaf
WBBM
Esa Eekins
Lafayette
WIZ Chain
WMAQ
Weeco
Oman
Onbc
Betly
Detrailt Symphony
WLBM
Jack Heller
Chicago Symphony
Mystery Island
Cassmore
America
NBG
Waz Chain
Small
WOC
Orphan Annie
WENR
Round Our Own
Martin Orch
WAZ
Fit
Armand Girard
Buck Rovers
WCCO
Frank Buck
WJZ Wen
Wwoc
Kate Smith
Weco
Walter Pitkin
Leith Stevens Karonles
WLW
Woo
Carson Robison
Npey
Playboys
Berger Orch
Restor Orch
Sosnik Orch
Busse Orch
WABCO
WMT Lope
Ea Hee Rhilharmonic
JZ Chain
Reichman Orch
Fiela Orch
WEREM
Cites Orch
KSTP
Chain Two
Hankel Orch
WBEM
O'Mara
Marion News Wedding Anniversary and Local Moves
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L Estey was celebrated at James Vaughn's home with numerous relatives from Iowa Illinois and California in attendance. A Chicken Pie dinner offered at K V Cafe. Local residents report several moves including Clara Reiter to Iowa City and J E Boyer to 969 Eighth Street along with other Marengo and Cedar Rapids departures.
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Frank L Estey
Keosatqua
John Vaughn
Victor
Vaughn
Dorothy Eddy
D. O. Sherman
Leland
Earl
Vernon, Russell and Lyle
Marengo
James Vaughn
George L. Voss
Robert van Milligan
Thelma Sherman
Marion
Will Vaughn
Darlene
Ferlene
Bert Phillips
Sue McFarlen
John McFarlen
George Jirouch
Lloyd Usher
Mary Horak
Leonard Evans
Cedar Rapids
Marion Folk
Clara Reiter
Mary Orleda
Eighth Avenue
Iowa City
James Foule
Tenth Street
Eighteenth Street
Joe Rader
Harold Houle
Coggan
Thirteenth Street
J. E. Boyer Famly
Eighth Street
Neal Edmunds
Fifth Avenue
Mae Stevick
Sixth Street
John A. Richards
Twelfth Street
J. G. Vernon
Harry Cocker
Seventh Avenue
Seventh Street
W. A. Fee
Albert Dean
M. R. Christianson
Lisbon
Mae Vahl
Eleventh Street
Lions Club
Hallwood Cafe
Hugh Gordon
W. C. Sheets
Frank Lindahl
Coggon
Nicholas Michel
Central Avenue
Railroad Mail Clerks Association
Robert Resta
Newton Owen
California
Fred ©. Meyers
Margaret Echlin
Berea College
Kentucky
Secrist
James
Hoover Pleads for Giving for Needy to Los Angeles
Former President Herbert Hoover spoke to sixty five Los Angeles service clubs urging open hearted giving as a national chest drive began. He warned these are times of a great test and called for devotion and sacrifice to aid urban poor and counter social estrangement from rapid city growth.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover
U S Purchases of Drought Cattle Exceed 4 250 000
Washington reports that drought cattle bought by the government in 21 states surpassed 4.25 million up to August 31. Total payments reached 38,711,870 to about 220,000 farmers, including 14,154,349 in benefits and 24,657,521 in purchases. States listed include Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, and Wisconsin with various counts. Certification updates lift total drought counties to 1,447 across 25 states, with 1,154 emergency and 293 secondary.
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Washington
AAA
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Bootleg Milk Seizure Nets 185 Cans in Chicago Area
Police and health officials seized 185 unmarked cans of milk and cream bound for the Chicago region. The operation occurred at a filling station outside the city on three trucks and trailers. Officers detained the drivers, while the trucks were owned by Weems Trucking of Beloit Wisconsin and traced to Evanston and Watertown based wholesalers.
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Chicago
Board of Health
Henry Becker
Willam J. Gearon
Oliver Hunter
Weems Trucking Company
Beloit
Wis
Paul Geimer
Evanston
Philip McLaughlin
Watertown
Russia and Japan sign pact on shared river navigation
TOKIO AP representatives of Soviet Russia and Manchukuo signed an agreement on Wednesday affecting navigation on the Amur, Sungari and Ussuri rivers. The document says the pact covers technical matters and is not related to politics, though some believe it signals recognition of Manchukuo as a separate state.
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TOKIO
Russia
Manchukuo
Amur
Sungari
Ussuri
Rain cancels park for Linn County Old Settlers Reunion
In case of rain the Linn County Old Settlers reunion Thursday moves to the Methodist church with programs at 10 30 a m and 1 p m. State Treasurer Leo J Wegman will speak in the afternoon. Various church appointments and local visits are noted including re elections, transfers, and social events across Marion Cedar Rapids and Oska loosa with community clubs and notable attendees.
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Linn County
Old Settlers
Methodist Church
Leo J. Wegman
Carl M. Cunningham
Free Methodist Church
Oskaloosa
H. M. Williamson
H. R. Eveland
Toddville
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Pvusbutha
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DES Moines
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Weanesdas
Sao
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Troer
Peeripte
Sinclair Hog Market
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Disbrow
Meredia
Nts National Bank
Owen Mwieh
Harley Sepr
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Minneapolis
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J. E. Bennett & Co
W. A. Jump
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Adams Express
Kelly
Wennecott
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Kresge
Ailesheny Corp
Kroser G& DB
Allied Chem
Lambert
Xectauyre AB
Amn Metals
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Marshall
Byers AM
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Peaney
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Peoples Gas
Canada Dry
Phelps Dodse
Pillsbury
Proctor Gambel
Sve NJ
Gies Goren
Bunman Co
Purity Bke
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Radio Corp’n
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Rep Steel
City Ice
Reyn Tob BR
Col Palmolive
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Soaurhern
Shell Union
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Simmons Co
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Joe Lead
Crucible Steel
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Cudahy
Curtis Wright
Derre & Co
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Yneston S & T
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Avon
Hore Warner
Middlewest
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Sir Malcolm
Daytona
Florida
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Dia Settlers Day
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Fred J. Lang
First Avenue E
Rose Reiter
Jennie Harrison
Long Beach, Calif
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Carrie Schultz
Marion Lodge No
Mrs
Ray Wicken
Dubuque
Hoover
U. S
Japan
Old Settlers’ Reunion
H H. Kimble
Shaw, Kan
William Reep
Charles City
Ben McLeod
Emma Nash
Springville
Ed Sigfred
G. N. Clark
Wednesday
Mason City
George Burns
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Emma_ Klein
A. M. Dray
William Perdue
Mary Jeannette
Grand Rapids
Mich
Perdues
Harry Munson
Milwaukee
Ottumwa
Munson
T. T. Williams
George Hibner
Chatterbox Bridge Club
Earl Beiber
Jennie E. Harrison
Long Beach
Calif
Thomas Park
J. Hardenbrook
Charles Wescott
Helen
Marvin Oxley
Rebekah Lodge
I. Oo
F. Hall
Lillie Alexander
Gladys Ballard
Bertha Barnes
Mabel Beach
Old Settlers Day
Eugene Gerdes
Davenport
Mrs. Sevarts
Lucille Douglas
Joe Boyle
Virginia
Frank L Yost
Frances M Yost
Lot
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