Hog Prices Continue Advance Across Markets
The report shows hog prices advancing with top cattle dealers at around 850 and average cattle prices near 320. Regions including Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh and East Buffalo show varied weakness and steadiness, while hog receipts and pounds traded rise, reflecting overall market strength tempered by regional shifts.
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Arou
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Lou
Chicago
East Strouts
Liquidation Drives Grain Prices Lower On Chicago Board
The Chicago board of trade saw liquidation by longs push grain prices down with wheat easing and corn and oats mixed. In late trading prices reversed slightly as commission houses absorbed long offers, while cash markets showed little change and receipts remained modest.
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Chicago
Longs
Chicago Board of Trade
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Canada
Hog Market Strength Lifts Local Prices Despite Mixed Livestock
Local hogs rise with all grades up 15 cents pushing top price to 6.40 while packer quotes reach 5.60. Cattle weaken amid slight gains in poultry and eggs. feeder and lamb markets show varying gains and premiums. Chicago receipts indicate higher hogs pricing with mix of direct and regional quotes.
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Omaha Livestock
OMAHA
Marr Packers
S.cw
Stace
Weanesca
Sinclair Hog Market
Eheicr
Unscrambled Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Clipping
Fragmentary Cedar Rapids misc item shows garbled text about entries and figures. No clear person, organization, date, or event can be determined from the readable portions.
Grain Movements and Cash Grain Prices in Chicago
OCR fragments show observations of cash wheat and corn prices in Chicago, with notes on futures bids, grade distinctions, and barley and byproducts. Mentions include No 2 and No 3 wheat, low offers, and mixed quotes across several lots.
Bond Market Wrap Courts Slow Gains in Mixed Trading
The daily bond market activity shows uneven moves with yields edging slightly higher amid cautious trading. Investors weigh inflation signs and federal policy hints as municipal and corporate issues trade steady.
Wall Street Dull Early Then Modestly Higher On Thursday
Mixed trade on the New York STOCKS market with fractional gains and narrow changes led by strength in US Steel Du Pont and American Can. Ex dividend issues like American Telephone held near unchanged while US Smelting rose nearly two points and Case advanced. Transfers around 350 000 shares and several major names including Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck Chrysler Consolidated Gas Cerro de Pasco and Cel others showed small gains amid a tentative rally.
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New York
American Telephone
Steel
du Pont
American Can
Rhode Island
U. S&s
Case
Twin Cities Rapid Transit
U 5
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
Continental Can
Corn Products
Westinghouse
Santa Fe
NY Central
Southern Pacific
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
J. E. Bennett & Co
Merchants National Bank
Adams Express
Hupp Motors
Central
Indus Rayon
Alaska Juneau
Intl Cement
Allegheny Corpnetq
Allied Chem
Nickel
All Chalmers
Tel & Tel
Amerada Corp
Johns Mansille
Amn Can
Kans City
Souza
Amn Car & P
Kelly Spartd
Amn
Kelvinator
Kennecott
Amn Int! Corp
Kresge Slime
Amn Loco
Kroger
Amn Metals
Lambert
Amn Pow & Lid
Lehish Vailey
Amn Rad & SS iefeLehn Fink
Amn Roll Mills
Amn Smelting
Bibby
Amn Steel
McIntyre
Amn Walwee Ig McKesson Rob
Amn Woolen
Marshal Pid
W. Paper I
Mack Trucks
Matteson Alk
Nat GA
Tex Monsanto al Armee Bid
Tg Mont Ward
Archieson T&sp
Murray Corpn
Prlaaiar
Rie'sear
Nash Motors
Aviation Corp
Natl
Biscuit Bus Baldwin Loco
Natl Cash Ree
Balto & Ohio
Natl Dairy Prd
Barnsdall
Natl Distris
Beatrice Cry
Bendix Ava
Natl Steel
Best & Co
N Y Central
Beth Steel
Penick Ford
Penney
Peoples Gos
Ches & Ohta
Aza
Phelps Dodae
Phillips Pet
SUP & P
Plymouth
Cheo Rio
Piz Pullman Co
Chrysler Mtr
Radio Corpa
City
Tee & F
Radio Kerth
Col Carbon
Col Gas & Elect Rent Rand
Rep Stee
Reyn
Reyn Tob
Comw
Southern Jha Seaboard Oil
Congoleum
Sears Paebuck
Consol Cigars
Sertel Inc
Consol Gas
Shell Union Fi
Conso
Simmons Co . O
Contl
Socony Var
Motors
Contl On
du Pont den
Tex Bull
Eastman Kodak
Glidden Conay
U S
U S Steel
Giaadrich
Ui Pal
Ciethany
Graham Paige
Union
Wwearehaus
Weaghouse
Wilson
Tome Fesen
Baitt & Co
Iowa Textile Mills Ground to Halt by Vestile Strike
Textile workers across Iowa confront a Vestile strike crippling rutton industry plants. Factories pause operations as labor action spreads through Pewee, Pradoo, and local hubs, with production losses and wage disputes dominating the scene.
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Iowa
Wallace Predicts Prosperity For Drought Area This Winter
Secretary Wallace told United Press there will be relief and cash for farmers in the drought states totaling about 587.6 million dollars with upfront payments already totaling 282.9 million. He said livestock feed remains the main issue though hogs require less feed, and Progams will include CCC camps, work relief, and 950 thousand workers on relief projects. An expanded drought relief effort is planned for this winter.
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Enitor
Henry W. Wallace
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
United Press
Wallace
CCC
Wenenes
Weer AM Eed BQ AU
Harry L. Hopkins
Walace
Civilian Conservation Corps
Drought Relief Fund
Quintuplets Recover From Intestinal Trouble
In Callander Ontario the Dionee quintuplets are recovering from mild intestinal toxemia. Four of the five girls show weight gains from fractions of an ounce to three ounces. Anette remains seven pounds two ounces, down two and a half ounces from yesterday. Dr Dafoe says no alarm, slight improvement seen in all. Yvonne weighs eight pounds one and a half ounces, Cecile six pounds fifteen and three quarter ounces, Emille five pounds ten and three quarter ounces, Marle five pounds eight ounces.
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Callander
Dionee
Annette
D A Dafoe
Yvonne
Cecile
Emille
Marle
Columbo's Mother Unaware Of Son's Death
Insurance payment of 348000 remains unclaimed as Mrs Jula Columbo, unaware of Russ Columbo's death, believes he is alive on a film location. Her other children hold the check issued to her as beneficiary.
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Hollywood
Russ Columbo
Stull
Jula Columbo
Aimee Semple McPherson Plans Biblical Drama Premiere
Chicago report states Aimee Semple McPherson expects about 100000 attendees at the premiere of The Fiery Furnace at Olympic Stadium Los Angeles. She will supervise the writing and staging of the drama to be shown in vacant studios nationwide with her 21000 member Angeles Temple group involved.
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Chicago
Aimee Semple McPherson
Olympic Stadium
Los Angeles
Foursquare Gospel
Aimie
Angeles Temple
Farley To Address Iowa Postmasters
Postmaster General Farley will address Iowa postmasters in Council Bluffs next Wednesday September 19. He plans a Midwest speaking tour with stops in Omaha the Dakotas and Minneapolis before ending with a speech for the Illinois state Democratic campaign. The Council Bluffs talk will be before the Iowa State Postmasters association and will avoid political topics.
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Wasitington
Farley
Council Bluffs
Post Office Department
Omaha
Dakotas
Minneapolis
Illinois
Iowa
Two Nabbed For Larceny Demand Hearing Of Case
Oscar Peterson 37 of 1410 Tenth street BE and Milford Myers 29 of 1234 Tenth street SE were arrested for larceny Thursday afternoon by Constable Woof Fleming and demanded a hearing when arraigned.
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Oscar Peterson
Tenth Street
Milford Myers
Woof Fleming
Cedar Rapids Named 1935 M E Conference Site
Cedar Rapids was chosen as the 1935 meeting place for the Upper Iowa Methodist Conference now meeting in Waterloo. The district includes 220 churches with Dr A A Brooks of St Pauls Cedar Rapids issuing the invitation aided by J P Van Horn. Chalke reported a net gain of 647 members and 1500 baptisms across the churches, noting shift toward church schools and new combined Sunday services in four towns.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Upper Iowa Methodist Conference
A. A Brooks
St. Paul's
Garden Show Planned For Saturday At I O O F
Marion Nature and Garden club plans a benefit flower and garden show Saturday in Marion at the I O O F building corner of Seventh Ave and Twelfth St. A silver offering will be taken and ribbons awarded for top collections of flowers, vegetables and specific crops.
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
Library
Seventh Avenue
Twelfth Street
A. Rundquist
A. A. Schenken
Miss Billie Humphreys Teaches Dance in Marion
Miss Billie Humphreys, formerly of the Russian Ballet School Minneapolis, will be in Marion on Saturday September 15 at the W R C hall from 230 to 530 to meet those interested in dancing lessons. Private and class lessons in tap toe ballet classical interpretive musical comedy character and ballroom dancing are available with special prices for a six week term.
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Billie Humphreys
Russian Ballet School
Minneapolis
Marion
Ministers Divide Sunday Service Into Three Parts
Ministers split the united Sunday service into worship, preaching, and teaching segments. The arrangement emphasizes shared worship, sermon, and instruction within the congregation.
Labor Chief Attacks Manufacturers Over NLRA Ruling
President William Green of the American Federation of Labor criticizes the National Association of Manufacturers for defying the National Labor Relations Board ruling in the Houde Engineering case. He cites refusals to bargain and instructions to ignore the decision as a blatant challenge to the government and a cause of industrial unrest and strikes.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Manufacturers
National Labor Relations Board
Houde
Houde Engineering Company
Buffalo
Houde Company
Green
National Manufacturers’ Association
National Labor Relations ‘Board
Hue
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Detroit, Mich
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Josephine Lillie
Wichita
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Methodist Sunday School
A E. Blinks
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Carl Stickney
Sterling
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Pleasant Grove School No. 5
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Iowa City
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McHenry
Clark
Northwestern University
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East Orange
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Milwaukee
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Gabel Casino
Oors West Paramount Theatre
Viking
P. S. Hall
Hi-Ho Tavern
Nile
Fauerbach
Foxhead
Songer
Bill Donnelly Broadcasting Orchestra
Little Bohemia
Jith Ave
Union A Peer and Union Music
Rainbow Inn
Sheftics
Siechert
Cou Falls
PLAZA
Royal Canadians
MT Vernon Ave
Jack Richards
Marion Wilbur's
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Old Audietorium
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16Th Ave
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Abrams Beer Parlor
1St St
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Mandalay Inn
Ard
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Miller
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Ian Joe
Sushestre Jerry
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Ton Winter
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