Hogs Hold Gains Across Markets Amid Mixed U S Trade
Chicago hog market tops at 473 earlier Wednesday with week’s high set. receipts total around 8,000 head. Pittsburgh trade weaker. East St Louis and Omaha show gains while Sioux City and Kansas City report steady to higher hog prices and cattle steady. Sheep receipts near 25,600 with lambs steady to higher in Chicago market.
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Chicago
Case
Walace
Pittsburgh
Varas
East St Louis
Cleveland
East Buffalo
St Lons
Buffalo
Omaha
Strang
Sioux City
Dept Agriculture
Searlings
Laan Press
Amas
Seadt
Inflation Talk Lifts Grain Prices Then They Recede
Inflation talk boosts early grain trading with sharp gains, then prices pull back. Winnipeg market notes declines checked by fixed minimums since August. corn and oats trade mixed, cash prices higher but gains erode as session progresses.
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Chicago
Stely
Winnipeg
Shack
Ature
Winnipec
Cea
Efarnar
Washington
Atx
Wornypeg
Umbung A
Liverpool
Grain Movement Wheat Receipts and Market Notes
Wheat receipts and grain movements across Chicago Minneapolis and Kansas City with cash grain details for wheat corn oats and rye. Includes prices and notes on protein content and market higher or lower comparisons and regional shipments.
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Chicago
Chicaro
North
Duluth
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Ny Ieern
Births Incomplete Record Notices From Local Hospital
A fragmented birth notice reports a daughter born September at Lukes Hospital and another birth at Cog 21 to Mrs Fb Wo Dion. The record mentions Hoyle WME Coren and a school superintendent role in Cog. Further details are unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Mio Howe
Schoo
Dion
Lukes Hospital
Local porkers push prices higher on brisk market
The local pork market shows continued strength with all prime grades up a nickel and good packers rising a dime. Prime hog prices reach 3.90 dollars as demand remains robust.
Wall Street Stocks Rally Under New York Trading Tone
Wall Street firmed into a rally with gains of 1 to 3 points and broader activity expanding late. Industrials led early advances while rails softened. U S Steel slowed though major names like Chrysler GM and Westinghouse hit new highs amid inflationary vibes and hopes for business growth this fall.
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New York
Chicago
Winnipeg
American Commercial
U .S
Owens-Illinois Homestake
Alaska
Juneau
McIntyre
U. S
Chrysler
General Motors
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Jonas Manville
du Pont
Case Deere Harvester
New York Central
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
American Telephone
Wall Street
Washington
Stock Exchange
Ask Dismissal Of Suit Enjoining Fayette Democrats Reorganization
Albert Paul of Oelwein the Fayette county democratic chairman asked dismissal of a suit enjoining forty four members of the county committee from meeting for reorganization. The temporary injunction obtained in Superior court at Oelwein July 21 was transferred to district court on a change of venue.
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West Union
Albert Paul
Oelwein
Fayette County
Democratic County Committee
Oelwe
Death Notices Mrs Ed Wood Killed in Minneapolis Crash
Mrs. Ed Wood former Cedar Rapids resident died after an auto collision in Minneapolis. She crossed the street and died twenty minutes later. Widow of Ed Wood a Rock Island engineer. Survived by two sisters Mrs Leslie Faulks and Mrs John Alles of Minneapolis. Burial in Chicago beside her husband.
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Ed Wood
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Bert Shafer
Fifth Avenue
Wood
Rock Island
Leslie Faulks
John Alles
Chicago
Mrs Lucey Kiester Dies In Cedar Rapids After Illness
Mrs Lucey Howard Kiester widow of George F Kiester died at 750 am Thursday at her home 1008 A avenue NW Cedar Rapids after a long illness She was born March 20 1862 near Blairstown and married Aug 25 1895 in Keokuk county She lived in Cedar Rapids for thirty years Her husband died last January She leaves two daughters Mrs R C Hopwood and Nina Kiester and a son P A Kiester all of Cedar Rapids She was a member of Star of Maine Rebekahs and Winter Temple Pythian Sisters Funeral will be announced later Friends may call at the Gaffney and Moore chapel
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Lucey Howard Kiester
George F Kiester
Blairstown
Keokuk County
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Hopwood
Nina Kiester
P A. Kiester
Kiester
Star of Maine Rebekahs
Winter Temple
Pythian Sisters
Gaffney and Moore Chapel
Death notices and funeral services from Cedar Rapids area
Mrs Lillian Frances Rasplicka aged 36 died at a local hospital after a brief illness. She was born in Bohemia and came to Cedar Rapids at age 8. she is survived by husband John and four children John Jr Maryann Dorothy and William all at home. Funeral details will be announced. Glenn G Johnson learned of the death of his father J A Johnson of Los Angeles and left for California. Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Jane Hennessy wife of Dr F A W Hennessy were held at St Aloysius Church Calmar with burial in the Catholic cemetery. Margaret was born November 6 1893 in Cambria Wisconsin and was a graduate nurse of St Luke's. she married Dr Hennessy October 24 1918 and leaves her husband daughter Marian and father David Edwards.
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Lillian Frances Rasplicka
John Rasplicka
Third Avenue West Road
Bohemia
Cedar Rapids
John
Maryann
Dorothy
William
Barta Chapel
Glenn G. Johnson
Marshall Field Company
J A. Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
J. A. Johnson
Business
Hennessy
Margaret Jane Hennessy
F. A W Hennessy
St Aloysius Church
Calmar
A S. Pickett
Margaret Jane Edwards
Cambria
Wis
St. Luke's Hospital
Dr Hennessy
Marian
David Edwarda
Jockey Westrope Sets Record With 213 Wins
Salem Haines reports sixteen year old Jack Westrope rode his 213th winner at Rockingham Park to break Johnny Gilbert's season record. Westrope aboard Green Tree Stables Night's End leads toward around 300 wins with more than three months left in the meet.
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Salem
Jack Westrope
Young Jack
Rockingham Park
Johnny Gilbert
Westrane
Greentree
Camp Aien
Marion Linn Chapter D A R Holds First Meeting
Marion Linn Chapter D A R held a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs J d Ives home with nineteen guests. Misses Mary Durham and Louisse Durham attended. Mrs Otto Schlu ter outlined year’s activities and district meeting plans for Sept 22 in Cedar Rapids hosted by Ashley chapter.
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Marion Linn
J. d. Ives
Mary Durham
Louisse Durham
Otto Schluter
Northeast
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Ashley Chapter
W. G. Koppenhaver
Tropical Storms Reported Forming
A tropical disturbance 450 miles northeast of Nassau and 500 miles southwest of Bermuda moves northwest to west north west at 12 mph with gales and hurricane force winds near the center. A second disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico 150 miles north of Frontera moves west northwest at 12 mph. Mariners told to exercise caution.
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Washington
Ins
Nassau
Bermuda
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mexico
Frontera
Mexico
Boy Tries to Die To Avoid Castor Oil
In Red Bank New Jersey an eight year old boy Edmund Sickels attempted suicide to avoid medicine. He found a revolver hidden by his brother Donald and fired it at his chest but his condition remained serious Thursday.
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J. RB. Bennett & Co
Aump
Merchants National
Bulldine
Adams
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Ady Rumely
Owe Sound
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Alaska Juneau
Hupp Motors
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Ws Central
Enem
Vaindus Rayons
Ams
Amerada Corp
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Harvon
Intl
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T and
Johns Manville
Kans City
Amn Ice
Kayser Julius
Dat Corp
Keliy Speid
Amn Mac
Kennecott
Kresee S
Kreger
Lambert
Amn Roll Mills
Lebish Valley
Lehn A Fink
Libby
Amn Steel
Lillard
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Amn Waren
Roy Ba
Amn Zeer
Mack Trucxe
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Ate ‘ Ste Armour
Miami Copper
Arinn
Armour B
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Atenisan
Morar Weers
Agburs
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Beth Steet Tan
Central
Canada
Packard
Ford
Dean
Dillsbury
Procter Gambel and
Par Polman Ca
Chisser
Real Bt Rem Rand
Joca Coans
Paimaive Seahnnars
Cela
Beare Roehurk Aac
Carhon Ata Serera
Dryas Tee Ag
Cory Statr
Nest Amr
Criocago
Nate
Red Bank
N. J
Edmund Sickels
Edmund
Donald
Cedar Rapids Grain Prices Read Like Uneven Scrawl
Mixed, unreadable OCR from Cedar Rapids lists grain figures for wheat and corn, with varied prices per bushel. Several line fragments mention futures, regional sellers, and assorted figures, yielding a garbled snapshot of a grain market page.
Bond Market Review Signals Mixed Moves Across Sectors
The bond market shows varied activity with some sectors advancing while others pull back as traders eye the next potential call date. Various issuers including Baltimore and Chicago firms move cautiously amid forward pricing pressures and modest trading expansion.
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New York
Thurdas
Baltimore
St Paul Chieaza
Weete Norte
Sun Central
United
Sroun
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Virginia
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Public Library
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
Clarence Reiter
Thomas Park
John Clay
Boy
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Colgate’s
TTR Ty
Pr. C. Lassen
Gym Sox
Frank Drew Co
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