Hog Market Active After Mixed Weekend Trading
Chicago hog receipts total 70,000 with a market mostly steady but slightly lower than Saturday’s bid estimates. Prices hovered around 450 top and 340 average with regional shifts in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East St Louis indicating mixed demand across meat markets.
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Market Snapshot of Produce Receipts and Futures
Chicago and New York markets show steady receipts across eggs poultry and dairy with mixed freight and truck movements. Prices for potatoes onions and russets vary by grade while futures for Chicago produce and refrigeration futures reflect modest declines and steady demand at week’s end.
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Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain Prices and Vegetables
Grain prices and miscellaneous market items listed for Cedar Rapids include hay straw and corn at various cents per unit, with fresh produce such as oranges California Valencias and grapefruits priced, plus Jonathan apples and other roots. The fragmentary OCR shows standard market entries and unit figures, reflecting a local mercantile listing.
Damaged Farmers Terminal Elevator Fire Reported
Fire raged at a large terminal elevator causing extensive damage. Officials stated the blaze began near the ground level and spread to several lift rooms. Investigations continue as damages are assessed for the enormous facility and nearby operations.
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Department of TeteoWtah
Man Held on Warrant Faces Second Charge
A man already in jail faces a second charge after a warrant issued by a district court led to his arrest. The case concerns alleged assault and intent to commit a crime and the suspect was brought to court as part of ongoing proceedings. In another note, a local committee reported tomato and produce donations during a recent Maquoketa gathering.
Inflation Talk Lifts Grains in Chicago Market
Market notes show inflation talk pushing prices for wheat corn and oats higher in Chicago pits though gains were modest. Traders awaited government crop forecasts as receipts tracked near normal levels and provisions eased.
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Chicago
Wallace
Liverpool
Minnesota
Board of Trade
Wall St Stocks Drift Amid Mixed Totals On Monday
U S markets posted a sluggish session with selective gains in alcohols grains and some industrials while bonds showed uneven moves. Notable shifts included National Distillers US Industrial Alcohol Schenley and Union Pacific among movers, with broad activity in railroads and utilities and a cautious tone prevailing in European futures.
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American Telephone
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Allied Chemical
du Pont
Loew
Grain Movement and Price Listings From Chicago Market
A scanned Chicago AP grain page lists WHEAT varieties including No 2 red and white, No 2 mined, mixed grades, and CORN single and mixed lots with receipts, cash prices, and percentages. It shows Minneapolis and Montana entries with per cent and per vert rates, and oats notes among the listed grains.
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Timothy
Minneapolis
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Bard Montasa
Etrive
Bond Markets New York Roundup Shows Mixed Trading
The New York AP wire reports a mixed bond market session with yields fluctuating as traders react to domestic economic signals and Treasury movements. Prices for Treasuries moved slightly, while corporate issues faced varied demand amid uncertainty over future rate guidance.
Local Hog Prices Hold Steady In Market
Market reports show hog prices steady with top at 370 dollars. Calf and sheep prices listed with weights and quotes. quality lambs and buck lambs appear in the 70 to 196 pound range and around 400 dollars for the lighter calves.
Court house news opens September term in district court
The September term opened Monday at 9 a.m with Judge I Ring of Cedar Rapids presiding and Judges A B Clark and John T Moffit present. The grand jury met for the first time since last March 9 with foreman J L Krall and six members from various counties. The petit jury is set to report Sept 19 at 9 a.m and law and equity assignments will be made by the judges on consecutive days.
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Cedar Rapids
A. B. Clark
John T Moffit
Tipton
J. L. Krall
Fairfax
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Palo
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DeLancey
Prairieburg
Charles Maier
Alpurnett
Harry Kerr
Coggon
D C Snyder
Center
Will of Mary E Heins awards Cedar Rapids group $100
Mary E Heins of Cedar Rapids died Sept 1 and her probate was opened in district court Monday. St John’s Guild of St John’s church Cedar Rapids receives $100 while the remainder goes to granddaughter Marjorie A Palmer White named executrix. Springville store break in reports enter through a window. several pairs of shoes stolen. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon investigated Saturday night.
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Cedar Rapids
St. John's Guild of
St John's Church of
Marjorie A Palmer White
Springville
Paul Sterner
Larry Condon
Farmers’ Co-operative
Three more boys added to missing list in city report
Police headquarters reported three more boys missing after Lester, 14, left home Saturday with two companions. Lester is about 95 pounds with light hair and a green shirt. Also listed are Russell Crews and Kenneth Byers, with descriptions and addresses on Second Street NW.
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Pat Denin
Second Street
Lester
Russell Crews
Kenneth Byers
City Briefs And Personals Highlight Local Incidents
William Stepanek of near Swisher was arraigned on a desertion charge before Justice Lightner. detained then released on bond after being nabbed at a Cou Falls dance by Constable Fleming. Albert Schultz reported his wife Lydia injured when his car hit a horse on highway 30 near Newhall junction. two horses were wandering. Izetta Murfield, 29, divorced Homer E. Murfield, 29, on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment in district court. Gerald McElwain, 20, received a suspended ten dollar fine for larceny after a spare tire was found in his car near a west side dance pavilion. Marvin Hanson, 20, accompanying McElwain, was released.
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Near Swisher
G S. Lightner
Albert Schultz
Fifth Avenue SW
Joseph
Petrus Mondey
Lydia Schultz
Schultz
Newha'l Road
Izetta Murfield
Homer E. Murfield
John T Moffit
Jones County
Gerald McElwain
B Avenue NW
Justice G 5S Lightner
John Miller
Marion McElwain
Miller
McElwain
West Side
Marvin Hanson
C Avenue NW
McElwan
Hupp and Others Lose Licenses in Reckless Driving Cases
William Hupp Jr. pled guilty to reckless driving in police court and had his license suspended for 30 days with fine suspended. Jess Vernon and Ernest Weeds also faced fines for speeding, with William DePriest receiving the same. Drivers surrendered licenses for 15 days in each case, and fines accompanied the suspensions.
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William Hupp, Jr
First Street
Hupp
Jess Vernon
Fifteenth Avenue
Ernest Weeds
Mount Vernon Avenue
William DePriest
Ninth Street
Ottumwa Names Gas Company Employees At Sales Conference
Seventy five employees from the Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa Gas companies gathered at the Hotel Roosevelt for a sales conference. Representatives from all departments attended and a banquet Monday night featured Carl Serby of Cleveland and Clarence Siegel of Electrolux as speakers. Manufacturers' reps demonstrated appliances and discussed new products.
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Cleveland
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Electrolux Company
Fransville Ind
Death of infant Garth M. Keister at St Luke's Hospital
Four month old Garth M W Keister, son of Mr and Mrs Donald M Keister of Hillside Drive NW, died at 9 35 pm at St Luke's Hospital. Survived by sister Beverly Ann and grandmother Mrs J E Dowards. Funeral held in Turner Chapel at noon Monday conducted by Rev FF Austin. Burial in Linwood Cemetery.
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Des Moines
Coe College opens 53rd academic year with new dean
Opening ceremony at Sinclair chapel featured J M Dinwiddie 80 year old treasurer and Dean Harve Geiger who urged broader vision and leadership training. Geiger warned against excessive specialization while stressing independent thought and college unity. Registrar John F Yothers reported initial enrollment near 600, below 1930 peak.
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Harve Geiger
W Stookey
Robert Little
First Presbyterian Church
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Geiger
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Doe
Thousands Visit Site Of Proposed Lake Lot Sale
About 3000 people visited the lake site between Iowa City and Cedar Rapids near Solon to view private lots for sale to fund the 800 acre purchase. An observer counted 900 cars as visitors. Lot sales begin Tuesday with a tent office on site attended by Iowa City Chamber of Commerce members and Cedar Rapids interests.
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Cedar Rapids
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Kidnap Case Ends With Hastings Arrests
A 25 year old Harold Dick and 17 year old Louie Oliver were arrested in Hastings Nebraska after disappearing with a girl from an Eagle Grove Iowa tourist camp. The girl, daughter of an Illinois couple, was found living with Dick. Police planned to question the couple about the case this evening.
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Louie Oliver
Eagle Grove
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Zoning Change Request Denied On Highway 161 South
Charles Landergatt’s petition to rezone a site on Highway 161 at the south city limits for a commercial building was denied by the city council after the plan commission recommendation. The petition included waivers from 70 percent of affected property owners amid local objections.
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Highway 161
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City Plan Commission
Search Made For Missing Mount Vernon Man
Police were asked Monday forenoon to locate Sterling Burkhart of Mount Vernon who left his home Saturday at noon and has not been seen. Burkhart is 30, five feet ten, with a thin face, Roman nose, black hair and dark complexion. He wore overalls a jacket and a cap.
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Mount Vernon
Burkhart
Birth Announcement for Margaret Mary Wivans
Born Saturday to Mr and Mrs John Wivans rural route 4 Marion a daughter named Margaret Mary.
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Mariona
Margaret Mary
Marion News Z T Kramer Observe 60th Wedding Date
Mr and Mrs Z Kramer of 1405 Fifth Avenue quietly celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Marion. They married in September 1873 and have lived here most of their lives. They have four Kramer children and seven grandchildren with four great grandchildren.
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Bridge Jumper Dan Carone Dies From Washington Bridge Leap
New York KP reports Dan Carone, a noted bridge jumper with prior leaps from Brooklyn and London bridges, died after leaping from the George Washington Bridge 250 feet above the Hudson. Photographers captured the ascent as he removed outerwear to a bathing suit before the jump, but the body was not recovered. He becomes the third stunt jumper killed leaping from a bridge.
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Two Dead in Denver Flood with Townwide Damage
Denver faced a second major flood in a month as Platte River and Cherry Creek overflowed after heavy rain. Two deaths are reported, Mrs Elizabeth James 86 and her grandson Benny James, with extensive property loss and cleanup underway.
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