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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1933
Page
15
Chicago hog buyers faced weak demand with prices about ten cents lower than Friday. Receipts across markets topped 190000 cattle hogs and sheep with Chicago and St Louis showing light to moderate volumes. Packers reported uneven demand with feeders weaker and lambs arriving for next week.
The article details livestock trade across markets with figures on cows, sheep, lambs, and hogs. It notes price trends, regional comparisons from Chicago Pittsburgh Buffalo St Louis and other hubs, and reports on head counts and weight ranges for varied species.
A damaged OCR fragment provides scattered letters and phrases with no clear names, dates, or locations. The readable content does not establish the event or participants.
A jumble of tickers, stock names, andNumerous entities appear in a fragmented OCR passage. Names include McKeesport, Armour, Packard Motors, Seaboard, Natl Biscuit, Read across multiple firms and sectors. The text collates prices and listings with unclear context, conveying a snapshot of a historical market page.
A report from a farm near Dytea references an injury incident at Nevo Ouphant's land northwest of Dytea. The event involved a tensilage cutter and associated equipment, with injuries described and unclear details about the casualty’s condition.
A chaotic session in New York cotton trading ends with a dramatic crash and disrupted prices. Traders and officials seek to restore order as volumes surge and market integrity questions rise.
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Cedar Rapids Iowa include Emma B Fesler 78 wife of William H Fesler died at 912 First Avenue W after short illness born Lafayette Indiana 1855 married 1879 moved Cedar Rapids 46 years ago survived by husband five children ten grandchildren one great grandchild and church and lodge memberships services set Beatty chapel 2 pm Monday. Ralph W Newton manly born 1893 died in Cedar Rapids at noon survived by widow infant son mother two brothers memberships. Mrs Susan Vanish funeral 3 30 pm Sunday Janeba Brosh chapel burial Bohemian National cemetery. other family notices and burial信息
Friends of W H Cavanaugh and his wife plan a farewell dinner at Olivet Presbyterian Church on Monday evening. Willard Hayes says the event is for players and their friends, not officials, due to a misunderstanding about the scope. Cavanaugh has promoted both diamondball and hockey in Cedar Rapids and will leave the city this month with tickets priced at 25 cents.
In Emporia Kansas hotels may continue employing college students for room and board without violating NRA regulations. The College of Emporia secured an official stance easing employer fears of losing blue eagle status if collegians are used this fall.
Miss Grace Rawhegh, a teacher, brought enough chewing gum for twenty nine pupils, giving each three sticks and telling them to chew freely to forget the extreme heat.
Mrs Hastacen testified in San Francisco about a conversation with a cigar store owner. The witness described a man named Joseph Hashagen and a girl named Mione in relation to the case and discussions about sleep and meals.
County officials, led by Miss Cora Janss and County Attorney GQ Thomp ant, outlined a shift from a commissary to a retail order system for unemployment relief. Recipients receive grocery fuel and clothing orders with fixed weekly amounts based on family size and eligibility. The plan, paying 30 cents per hour for up to 30 hours weekly, aims to streamline distribution under state and federal relief guidelines.
Alfred C. Read Jr. says he will tell all as defense witness in the trial over Claire Windsor’s alleged $100000 affections suit against her. Read’s wife Marian Read testified of threats and kidnapping during an attempted reconciliation, including an auto pistol incident in the mountains.
Roy Anderson and Mrs Ellen Anderson were each fined 500 dollars and costs by Judge H C Ring for maintaining a liquor nuisance following a police raid at 329 Ninth Avenue SE Friday night. A half gallon of alleged whisky was found. 150 day sentence for nonpayment was suspended on good behavior.
The First Congregational Christian Endeavor society will elect officers Sunday after a 6 p.m. supper. The Rev N. C. Dreier will speak at the event. Fellowship Supper follows. Trinity Lutheran church on First Avenue at Fourteenth Street will hold an annual fellowship supper Sunday at 5 p.m. on the church lawn. Newcomers and regular members are invited.
Canberra dispatch notes Nauru, a tiny Pacific island, has no public debt and revenues of 98 342 with expenditures 75 014, leaving accumulated funds of 124 746. The 8.43 square mile territory with 2316 residents relies on phosphate exports as the main local industry.
Clarence A. Cramer and Rose Van Patter both of Cedar Rapids. Evers B. Washburn of Iowa City and Ruth S. Burchard of Cedar Rapids. F. Russell Wolfe of Toledo and D. Walker of Cedar Rapids.
Kate Vetberry 84 obituary notes in Marion with relatives listed and church services planned. Community news covers meetings of the Literary Society, Oh I O F and Rebekah lodge events, a funeral at Yocom chapel, and multiple visits and travels among Marion residents with names and places.
Vancouver faces a paradox as US end of dry laws could spur rum runners to ship liquor into Canada. If US excise tax remains high or low, profitable cross border trade may revive fleets of rum boats. Canadian officials watch the RCMP patrol boat Adversus reassigned to BC waters amid rum-running rumors.
Capt Paul Koenig commander of the U boat Deutschland who pierced the 1916 naval blockade died Saturday of a heart attack at 66. Koenig earned acclaim for evading Allied blockade tactics and reached Baltimore on July 10 1916 before the United States entered World War I.
A 73 year old inmate James Perdue from Warren county farm near Monmouth hitchhiked to Chicago to catch the World’s Fair. Police provided shelter then transported him away from the city.
The list details service times and leaders for Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Free Methodist, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran, and neighborhood chapel congregations. It notes Bible schools, morning worship, sermons, and youth activities with pastors and superintendents named.
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