Hogs Prices Jump Amid Fresh Live Pork Demand
Prices of hogs rose about 25 cents as fresh demand for live pork lifted markets nationwide. Reports show weekly receipts at major markets around 32,800 with Chicago up about 25 cents, top prices near 750, and steady to higher quotes in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and East Buffalo. Cattle and sheep activity also noted with mixed demand and varied prices across regions.
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Fridary
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Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
Ave. Ni . Amt
MIX & Butchers
Buffalo
East St. Louis
Bond Markets and Debt Issues Highlight Week
A blurred market report notes shifts in bonds including Treasuries and mortgage securities. It mentions fractions and yields, with references to federal issues, home owners loans, and mixed contents across instruments.
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Warregular
Posinda
Abre
Ft and Co
Miscellaneous market notes on seed, hogs, sugar and hay
Prices per ton timothy No 1 ten dollars, clover No 1 seventeen to eighteen dollars for new cuts. Hogs receipts seven thousand, prices mostly 30 packers inactive. Sugar market shows refined at about four eighty, raw at two eighty six futures down. Hay receipts twelve cars with hay and feed prices around twenty-two to twenty-eight dollars.
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Tomtdo
Omaha
Omaha Fapi
U. S
Local Hog Prices Rise on Market Wide Move
Local hog prices push higher with all grades up 13 cents. Top for choice hog lands at 6.75 while packer top hits 585. Grain and feed quotes from Chicago Minneapolis include mixed corn oats and several barley and seed values, with softening notes on some white oats and amber durum.
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Associated Press
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Minneapolis
Sinclair Log
Lamson Brothers and Cosbrow
Aitie
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Yank Builld
Rte
Northe
Duluth
ST LO
Kansas
Grain prices rise on weaker visible supply report
Wheat and corn futures advanced as a larger than expected drop in domestic visible wheat supplies spurred buying. Prices moved higher across grains with December options attracting demand. Reports from Winnipeg and Liverpool showed mixed responses while cash markets remained steady amid light receipts.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
Chicago Stock Yards
Iowa
Kansas
Wall St. Stocks Inch Up After Quiet Trading Session
The New York market staged a mild recovery after early dips as metals held firm. U S Smelting rose about five points while U S Industrial Alcohol fell, then rebounded. Transfers neared 700000 shares as many issues slid to multi year lows in a cautious session.
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Cedar Rapids Market Prices For Grain Fruits And Produce
A fragmented Cedar Rapids retail list shows misc prices for grains oats rye corn and soy products. It notes wholesale fruits vegetables and vegetables with figures such as 425 and 2 dollars for various items and references to produce including peaches and corn. overall the page reads as a market price column with erratic OCR.
Markets CHICAGO PRODUCE REPORT
Chicago based market notes show steady receipts across butter eggs cheese and poultry with moderate demand. Key items include Wisconsin cobbiers US No 1 1.20 to 4.20 per dozen, Minnesota cobbiers US No 1 around 1.60 to 1.95, Idaho mussets US No 1 1.60 to 1.95, and creamery butter around 2.84 to 2.92 per pound with firsts and seconds noted.
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Idaho
Mussets US
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WerIs
Chamberlain warns against government control of business
Chamberlain argues against government interference echoing historic eras from Asia Minor to Europe. He cites Adam Smith’s belief in protection and initiative to spur capital, noting England’s past and America’s rise from modest beginnings to vast wealth and widespread mobility. He asserts the New Deal should not curb individual enterprise.
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Asia Minor
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Greece
Europe
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Mr Chamberlain
Smith
San Francisco
Deaths: Hasek and Osborn prominent Cedar Rapids residents
Hasek 59 longtime gymnast and veteran of Spanish American War, former mail carrier, died after pneumonia. Survived by wife Mary four daughters two brothers a sister and multiple associations. Osborn 43 daughter of W C Osborn died after brief illness, Cedar Rapids resident twenty three years, member of Business and Professional Women’s Club. Funeral Tuesday in Turner chapel with burial at Oak Hill.
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Fourth Street
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
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Yvonne
Betty Jane
Milvey
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E Hi. Pirkel
National Federation of Letter Carriers
The
Dows Camp
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FT O
Barta Chapel
Nellie Osborn
W. C Osborn
Eighth Avenue
Business and Professional Women's Club
R. E. Osborn
J. W Osborn
San Francisco
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O. B. Chrysler
Turner Chapel
L. D. Stubbs
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples in Iowa Area
Frederick J. Kriz of Iowa City and Marguerite Conner of Mechanicsville. Floyd R. Hughson and Dana Ormsby, Cedar Rapids. Prosper L. Gewulf of Cedar Rapids and Frances B. Baker of Vinton.
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Iowa City
Marguerite Conner
Mechanicsville
Floyd R. Hughson
Dana Ormsby
Cedar Rapids
Prosper L. GeWulf
Frances B. Baker
Vinton
Manchester undertaker buys Tirrill house for funeral home
Clarence A. Brown, local undertaker, has purchased the former R. W. Tirrill residence to convert into a funeral home. The property, part of the Tirrill estate, fronts Tirrill Park and was built by Tirrill at a cost of $28,000.
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Clarence A. Brown
R. W Tirrill
R. W. Tirrill
Tirrill Park
Thrill
Marion flower show honors awarded in varied contests
Marion Nature and Garden club sponsored a flower show with first prize to Mrs. A A Schenken for fifty two varieties and multiple firsts for largest vegetables and collections including dahlias tomatoes apples pears and Irish potatoes. Guests visited St Paul Davenport Lisbon Salem Ore and North Eleventh Street as Priscilla guild plans a Wednesday picnic luncheon hosted by Mrs Harry Wiggins and Miss Josephine Wiggins.
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Emma Klein
Marion Nature and Garden Club
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A. A. Hardin
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Roy Todd
Alta Emerson
Percy Hutton
Sophia Coenen
John Clay
Leo Brown
Oliver Tilton
Perry Hutton
Coxcomb
Mary Hanna
Grace Todd
Priscilla Guild of the Congregational Church
Harry Wiggins
Josephine Wiggins
Charles A. Ward
Roosevelt Jr Scolds Host For Five Speeches In One Day
Theodore Roosevelt Jr protested mildy in Des Moines after arriving for one speech and being scheduled for five. Introduced a second time by Harrison E. Spangler national committeeman he quipped you ought to be enough of a farmer to know that you cant milk a cow all day.
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Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
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Spangler
Columbus Junction Farmer Killed By Train
Special to The Gazette Columbus Junction Henry Simmons 28 farmer near here was killed by a Milwaukee train Saturday night east of Gladwin while walking home from Hugh Boyd farm. Body found 8 a.m. Sunday coroner called it accidental. Survived by widow Leona Boyd two sons Dallas and Richard parents Fred and Mrs. Simmons brother Cecil and sister Mrs. Almond Woodruff.
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Gladwin
Hugh Boyd
J H. Collins
Letts
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Leona Boyd
Dallas
Richard
Fred Simmons
Cecil
Almond Woodruff
Denmark
Woman Burned On Hands In Explosion Of Gasoline Stove
A Sunday sequence of four fire calls included two gasoline stove explosions. Mrs. A. L. Dulin, 7120 Avenue NW, suffered superficial burns and received first aid as the blaze remained confined to the stove. Earl S. Piersall, 1133 C Avenue NW, reported a stove blast with damage limited to the appliance. Earlier that day a low water sprinkler activation at Williams and Hunting Plant, 455 First Street SW, caused no fire. Company No. 6 also answered a cat in a tree call on Eighteenth Street SE.
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Eighteenth Street
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80 Bushels of Corn Stolen Near Palo
Charles Jones reports eighty bushels of corn stolen from cribs on his farm near Lincoln church southwest of Palo between Sept. 9 and Sept. 16. About seventy bushels from a Wire crib and ten from an old schoolhouse. Clues indicate sacks used. Deputy Roy Radebaugh investigated. W. F. Shadle reports a tire and rim stolen from his car last Friday while attending a Viola celebration.
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Thirty-fourth Street
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Lincoln Church
Palo
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W. F. Shadle
Viola
Former Alburnett Girl Is Married At Boxholm
Evelyn Roths of Boxholm, formerly Alburnett, wed Merlin Winter of Hinton at the Boxholm Evangelical church in a 2 30 ceremony. The couple, graduates and teachers, will reside in Hinton after Oct 15 and run a dairy and farm business. The ceremony was attended by about 300 guests including family from Alburnett and Hinton.
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George Roths
Alburnett
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Hinton
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Bernice
Mildred Winter
John Roths
Paul Blakely
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Little Yvonne Walter
Jackie Smith
Roths
le Mars High School
Iowa State Teachers College
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