Hog Market Activity and Price Trends Amid Flooded Receipts
Chicago hog market remained steady with futures up about a half to one cent as receipts surged. Reports show large weekly arrivals nationwide, with Midwest and Cleveland yards higher on strong slaughter demand and elevated hog supplies from government and farm programs.
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Wits Joint
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Tatros
Grain Prices Dip Early Then Rally In Chicago Markets
Early trade shows grain prices slipping while demand hints spark a late rally. Wheat and corn move off prior levels as investors hedge. CINCINNATI quotation page notes Chicago prices with modest shifts, reflecting mixed hedging and spot activity across grains.
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Ned Ted
Werner
Wall St Stocks Show Mixed Day as Skeptics Fear Pullback
New York stocks edged lower after a cautious session as dealers hesitated over the market's advance. Some encouraging signs emerged in certain sectors while others drifted, with cotton and other commodities offering uneven momentum and little free movement in prices.
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Grain Movement TECUIPLS AND STEPALNTS a'ti Ose
Grain movements and related entries appear in a clipped OCR fragment. The readable portions mention stock furnishers J EF Bennett & Co and a date near June. The text is fragmentary with numerous garbled words and unreadable sections, preventing a clear event or outcome.
Order in Cuba 15 Roosevelt Demand
The report describes alarm and political tension over Cuba with calls for order amid revolts and threats to government authority. It mentions international figures and domestic unrest, noting seizures and responses tied to a broader Caribbean upset and rumors of diplomatic interference.
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Roosevelt
Local Hog Prices Steady in Market Report
Prices for hogs and calves are reported as unchanged with steady demand. Hog prices remain around 6.60 to 7.00 per hundredweight, with various quotes for prime hogs and packers. Calf and lamb values are listed under regional markets with quality grades affecting figures.
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Safay
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Liserat
Freed After 20 Years For Crime He Did Not Commit
Canon City Colorado Marion McAdams a 48 year old firesman with ten dollars to his name is set to leave the state penitentiary after twenty years for a murder he did not commit. He was convicted in Cripple Creek in 1912 for killing a foreman. a companion did the act while McAdams attempted to prevent it. He pled guilty on attorney advice to avoid hanging but maintained innocence. Governor Johnson granted a pardon citing his non guilt and failure to prevent the crime. He has lost contact with his three year old daughter who would bear the stigma of the man she would not know.
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Marion McAdams
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Cripple Creek
E. C Johnson
Household signs up for NRA outreach drive
A convoluted OCR fragment mentions a household signing up for NRA activities. It references Stanford University and a secretary named Paul. The text is garbled with unrelated strings, making specific names, dates, or places unclear.
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Lamson Wakes Stand In His Own Defense
In San Jose David A Tid on Sek St faces a murder case over his wife Allieas Lanan found dead in a Palo Alto campus habor. Witnesses testify about the kinder com and chavsirs while Lamson asserts his innocence during the Wednesday proceedings.
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Two Sere Fined For Drunk Driving
A garbled clipping reports two individuals fined for drunk driving in Iowa. Names and specific charges are unreadable, but the item notes penalties issued by local authorities and mentions the driver sobriety context. The fragment offers no clear dates, locations, or court details.
Farm price boosting urged by hearing
In Des Moines the governor urged Roosevelt to order government farm price fixing to raise agricultural income lagging behind other sectors. He called for radical action to peg farm prices or have the government bid on major crops, linking purchasing power to a broader revival of commerce.
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Roosevelt
Herring
Bravest Kid: Mary Elizabeth Tesker Rescued From Train Wreck
Five year old Mary Elizabeth Tesker of Susquehanna survived a Erie passenger wreck after being buried between two bodies. Lieutenant Otto Krause called her “bravest little kid,” as rescuers pried apart the tangled mass. She waved a weak hand and later recovered at a hospital.
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Otto Krause
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Mary Elizabeth Tesker
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Erie
Krause
Arthur Teskes
Deer Leaves Rocky Tidze After Ten Days At Glen
Watkins Glen AP reports a deer relocated from a rocky tidzone after ten days. Park employees guided the animal down a temporary bridge into the stream, crossed to the opposite bank, and moved toward the south bank. The deer then wandered toward nearby woods.
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Wrwrkins Gaten
Arlington Fayette Tie In Strawberry Point Labor Day Games
At Strawberry Point on Labor Day Arlington and Fayette tied 1 to 1 in a suspenseful twelve inning final that was called at darkness. Morning action saw Fayette beat Manchester 11 to 4 and Strawberry Point beat Fe dwood 15 to 1 while Manchester defeated Independence 6 to 5.
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Anamosa Women Paired For Golf Tournament
Anamosa nineteen women from the Anamosa Country Club played qualifying rounds last week and the first round pairings are listed. Mrs G W Fegan faces Mis S W Russell. Mis C J Tyler meets Mars Remley. Mis K Humpal competes with Mis F Vo Lammer.
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American Association Report On Recent Events
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered references to American Association matters and related notes. The readable parts indicate listings of dates, numbers, and terms, but no clear event, names, or places emerge to establish a coherent news item. The snippet lacks sufficient context for a definite summary.
Gas rates debated for Cedar Rapids influence on Marion
Marion council hears request to adopt Cedar Rapids gas pricing of 90 cents per 1000 cubic feet with a 5 cent surcharge on the first 2000 feet. The council has contracted with Carlton D. Behbonding of Des Moines to handle bond issues for the sewage disposal plant, Chapman and Cutler to provide an approving opinion. The Marion Junior Shakespeare Club closed its series with a guest day program at the public library, featuring readings, dramatic scenes from The Merchant of Venice, and prize awards to Charles Birmingham, James Pope, and Kent Finger.
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Eastern Iowa League Ends In 3-Way Tie
Eastern Iowa amateur league final Sunday games produced a three way tie for the lead as Earlville and New Vienna won to join Bankston Independents idle after completing schedule. New Vienna Cub beat Pleasant Grove 14 8 at Epworth, overcoming an 8 3 Grovers edge in the sixth inning.
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Earlville All Star Fagle Defeats Delhi 21 19 in Baseball
Earlville all star Fagle beat Delhi 21 to 19 on the Earlville diamond Saturday afternoon in an interesting game. Earlville then played Dyersville Sunday at Earlville and won 3 to 2. The Earlville kittenball team played two games with Monticello Sunday, Monticello winning both 12 to 6 and 8 to 5.
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Marengo Veterans Backfield Prospects For Fall Games
Marengo high school drills boost hopes for a strong backfield as veterans Vette andRichard Kell join Zimmerman and Reynolds in practice. Kell, once quarterback, may excel as a line runner while Dye Betlstein and Bartusek provide tackling depth. First game set for Sept 22 versus Montezuma.
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Keith Molesworth Signs with Chicago Bears
Washington based football figure Keith Molesworth re signs with the Chicago Bears after a stint in professional baseball with Galveston. He previously starred as a shortstop with a batting near the three hundred mark.
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Organ Piano Recital Delights Marion Audience
Elinor Kendall Mary Lockwood and Barbara Clark pupils of Miss Ruth Engstrom performed at the Methodist church on Tuesday. Kendall opened with Vox Celles and Song of India. Lockwood showed fine technique while Clark, 13, played without music. A final trio with Bach God nod Ave Maria closed the program. Each musician received a corsage as applause.
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