Hog Prices Peak Again at $5 in Chicago Market
The hog market rose to $5 top in Chicago with steady to higher prices across markets. Receipts totaled about 112,500 nationally with Chicago leading, while Cleveland Pittsburgh East Buffalo and St Louis showed varied gains and steady demand for hogs and sheep.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Strone
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
St. Louis
East St
Cincinnati
Go Sur
Acre
Sf Louis
St, Louis
Wheat and oats hit highest marks in Chicago trade
Chicago prices for wheat and oats rose to their highest levels since August 11 amid inflation talk and a stronger gold price. Wheat gained about 13 cents, oats up modestly, with corn uneven and provisions rising on inflation expectations. Cash wheat and corn showed small gains as early receipts decreased from the prior week.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Treasury Department
General Commission House
Board of Trade
Sears
Liverpool
Grain Movement and Market Notes from Local Page
Grain movement details appear scattered with prices and names unreadable. The fragment mentions producers Marguerite Moore and Iva Jopri and a center part. No coherent events or outcomes are identifiable from the legible text.
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Marguerite Mi
Moore Ee Warrer
Iva Jopr
Fane
Pee Aye Orate Pena
Crean Raye
Aber
Patiane
Cera Ray
Wall Street Dials Shuffle Amid Variable Market Moves
Stocks and staples moved irregularly as inflation concerns persisted after a sharp slump in international dollar rates. Mining and oil led gains early, but metals cooled. utilities and rails eased. Major issues like Homestake Mining and U S Smelting rose, while giants such as U S Steel fell.
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New York
Petroleum Group
McIntyre Porcupine
Dome
International Nickel
American Can
Allied Chemical
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Continental
Seaboard
U. S
American Telephone
du Pont
Western Union
General Motors
Liggett and Myers
Bethlehem Steel
Consolidated Gas
Union Pacific
North American
Public Service of
Chicago Markets Align With Weak Mixed Produce Notes
Markets across Chicago and New York show mixed receipts and steady to varied pricing. Butter, eggs, and poultry sectors display fluctuating quotes while potatoes, cheese, and fish markets reflect uneven demand and regional shifts.
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New York
Tahoe
Data
Local Hog Prices Rise in Dime Advance Across Grades
Market report shows a 10 cent increase in all hog grades on Monday, lifting top price to 4.00. Calf market notes good to choice cattle 130-190 lbs around 400 to 600. Lambs in the shear market listed at 70-80 lbs with buck lambs priced from 100 to 3.
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Chicago
Twich
Wright
Iowa
Associated Bress Waterlook Ness
Nor. Nether Sane
Mason City
Des Moines
Trial of Elmer S Huckins Assigned for Oct 3
Elmer S Huckins of Milwaukee Wisconsin faces a district court trial for cheating by false pretenses. The case stems from an indictment and prior 1930 conviction reversed by the state supreme court and sent back for retrial. Huckins and his son were linked to a 52 and 26 per cent investment venture amid federal mail fraud inquiries.
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Elmer S. Huckins
Milwaukee
Wis
H. C. Ring
Huckins
State Supreme Court
Linn Court
George E. Huckins
Terzo Will Contest Arson Indictment Withdrawal Petition
Terzo Will Contest Terzo, 45, of Brooklyn, N Y, seeks to withdraw a 1922 not guilty plea to an arson fraud indictment filed August 24 in district court before Judge John T Moffit. His lawyers claim he lacked counsel at the plea and was unaware of his right to demur or object. The petition cites grounds to object to the indictment.
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Cerame Terzo
Brooklyn
N. Y
John T Moffit
Terzo
F. A. Heald
J. J Hronik
Paralta Man Ileginfritz Arraigned on Bootlegging Charge
Glenn Ileginfritz of Paralta pled not guilty to bootlegging in district court before Judge H C Ring. Bond was set at 500 dollars after a true information was filed by County Attorney G K Thompson. He was arrested Saturday by Sheriff Joe Petrus on a bench warrant issued by Judge Ring.
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Glenn Ileginfritz
Paralta
H. C. Ring
G. K. Thompson
Ileginfritz
Joe Petrus
Falls Asleep At Wheel Causes Crash injures Marion Driver
Darrell Stanton aged 22 of Marion fell asleep at the wheel on First avenue at Twentieth street East and his car struck a telephone pole at 4 50 am Sunday. J L Stoddard a milk truck driver took Stanton to St Lukes hospital where he received first aid for facial cuts and was released.
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Darrell Stanton
Marion
First Avenue
Twentieth Street
J. L. Stoddard
Ninth Street
Stanton
St. Lukes Hospital
Corn Belt Savings Bank Pays Out $20,000 in Dividends
Twenty thousand of sixty thousand dollars in dividends from the Corn Belt Savings Bank had been paid out by 230 p.m. Monday to about 400 persons or firms. Ten percent dividend checks were issued starting at 9 a.m. and continue until 1,800 depositors are paid. The bank office remains open 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. to complete payments under supervision of examiner Ben F Summerwill.
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Corn Belt Savings Bank
T. J. Wilkinson
Willontinue
Independent
Ben F Summerwill
Board to contest hospital audit changes in audit plan
Opposition to state auditor cost measures and handling of hospital funds is expected to be voiced by the state board of education. Governor Hermazs nine member committee urged reforms to indigent care, county cost sharing, and use of county judges to place patients. Linn county protests a new quota plan amid ongoing university accounts scrutiny.
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Iowa City
University Hospital
State Board of Audit
Hermazs
State Board of Education
Board of Education and Hospital Administration
Linn County
Pa Tthe University
Arthur Young and Company of Chicago
Audhor
Permanent Writ Against Bread Weight Law Granted
Federal Judge Charles A Dewey granted a permanent injunction restraining state officers from enforcing the town bread weight law in Des Moines. The three judge panel previously ruled the law unconstitutional and had issued a temporary injunction. The law required bread baked in loaves to weigh specific amounts with a 10 percent tolerance or 3 percent variance, which bakers argued made compliance impossible.
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Des Moines
Judee
Charles A Dewey
Juddee Dewey
WS Kenyon
Circuit
Dective
Creorge Scott
Iowa
Teele Banking Companies
Woman Prisoner Stages Near Riot At Police Station
A crowd gathered outside the city jail as Mrs. Fred Kramer staged a one woman riot at the station. She was brought in after being found asleep near a railroad track and jailed for intoxication with a $10 fine plus costs after police court.
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Fred Kramer
Tenth Avenue
Frank Bukaceck
Lena Glidden
Credit Restoration Not Inflation Urged Says Carne
R F Carne Iowa representative of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged restoration of bank credit to business rather than inflating currency. He spoke to Rotary club members at the Hotel Roosevelt, arguing for long term government bonds and call in of short term bonds to free about 9.7 billion dollars for business, despite some loss in frozen paper valued at face.
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United States Chamber of Commercce
R. F Carne
Iowa
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Chamber
United States Chamber of Commerce
Carne
Porcupine Shot Near Oxford by Local Driver
Elmer Grauer on Oxford road near Lew E Waencer residence spotted a strange animal. Wag ner shot the animal, a seven pound porcupine rarely seen in eastern Iowa. The specimen will likely go to the University of Iowa museum.
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the Gazette
Oxford
Lew E Waencer
Elmer Grauer
Wagner
Iowa
University of Iowa Museum
Deaths Mrs Inez A Boomer
Mrs Inez M Boomer 50 of Chicago wife of Jesse Boomer died at her brother J W Russell 1219 Center Point Road NE Cedar Rapids after a lingering illness Born in Linn county she lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Chicago then returned three months ago Survived by husband son Albert Russell of Chicago granddaughter Lois Russell mother Mrs Mary Russell Cedar Rapids and four brothers Clarence Fred John Russell Cedar Rapids Ernest Russell Willard Funeral at Beatty chapel 2 pm Tuesday Rev Nelson Dreier burial Linwood Cemetery calling hours 7 to 9 pm Monday
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Inez M. Boomer
Chicago
Jesse Boomer
J W Russell
Center Point Road
Boomer
Linn County
Cedar Rapids
Albert Refsnider
Lois Refsni
Funeral services for August Schulte at St Michael church
Funeral services for August Schulte, injured in an automobile crash at Norway and dying at a local hospital Saturday night, will be held Tuesday at 9 30 am at St Michael's church in Norway with Rev William Kunkle officiating. Burial will be in St Michael's cemetery. He was 45 and survived by his wife four children John Elsie Ida Mae Jessie Ann four brothers and three sisters. The body rests at Mrs William Schulte's home near Norway.
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August Schulte
Norway
St Michael's Church
William Kunkle
St Michael's Cemetery
Schulte
John
Elsie
Ida Mae
Jessie Ann
Watkins
Charles
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
Frank
George Hibben
Richard Pickard
John Frese
Wiliam Schulte
Infant Daughter of Moyer Family Dies in Orient
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Weldon Moyer of Orient died at a local hospital at 130 p m Sunday. Private funeral services were to be held at 4 p m Monday with Rev W M Evans officiating. Burial would be in Oak Hill Cemetery. She is survived by her parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs James C Loomis Cedar Rapids and Mrs Lucy A Moyer Orient, plus four aunts and two uncles in Cedar Rapids.
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Weldon Moyer
Orient
W M. Evans
Oak Hill Cemetery
James C Loomis
Cedar Rapids
Lucy A Moyer
Mrs Ida Eckenroad Dies After Illness in Cedar Rapids
Mrs Ida Eckenroad died at a local hospital at 11 20 am Monday after a brief illness. A Cedar Rapids resident for several years she leaves three brothers Harold Uare of Cedar Rapids Julius and Noah Hage of Davenport and three sisters Selmao Lillian Hace of Newhall and Mrs Stella Olson of Norway. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Avenue NE
Cedar Rapids
Harold Uare
Julius
Noah Hage
Davenport
Selmao
Lillian Hace
Newhall
Stella Olson
Norway
Thieves’ Den Found in Rooming House With Loot
Police uncovered a rooming house stash containing items including a $10000 viola an electrical camera and a piece described as peking ese as part of a thieves den discovery.
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New York
Marion resident F W Prior celebrates eightieth birthday
Marion veteran engineer on the Milwaukee railroad for most of fifty years marks his eightieth birthday with a family dinner hosted by L F Prior and Miss Nevah Prior. Other local notes include birthday celebrations, visits, club meetings, and community events across Marion and nearby towns.
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F W Prior
Marion
Milwaukee Railroad
L. F Prior
Nevah Prior
Death of Mrs Anna McComb Orlandi at Marion
Mrs Anna McComb Orlandi 37 died Sunday at her Marion home after a long illness following a stroke. Born in Austria on September 9, 1896 she came to the U S as a child and lived in Chicago before moving to Marion four years ago. She married Earl Orlandi in June 1927 and is survived by her son Edgar McComb of Marion and a sister-in-law Mrs Rose Hrpsha of Joliet. She belonged to the WB A lodge of Port Huron. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 3 p m in the Yocom chapel with Rev W E Fisher of the Presbyterian church officiating. Burial will be in Oak Shade cemetery.
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Anna McComb Orlandi
Marion
Austria
United States
Chicago
Earl Orlandi
Edgar McComb
Rose Hrpsha
Joliet, NL
Orlandi
Port Huron
Midh
Yocom Chapel
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Oak Shade Cemetery
Public library board keeps three day week hours
The public library board meets to extend hours to three days weekly on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. L R Blinks joins the board replacing Dr J J Booth who resigns. Library committee lists five members and officers include F A Shumack president Elmer Hollingsworth vice president Mrs Robert Cessford secretary and Emery J Miller treasurer. Recent social notes cover visits birthdays dinners and church meetings across Cedar Rapids Marion and nearby towns.
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Public Library Board
L. R. Blinks
J. J. Booth
C. N. Owen
H. G. Millen
F. S. Skinner
J. T. Grayston
F. A. Shumack
U S Dollar Falls to New Low Against French Franc
In New York on Monday the U S dollar slid to 6 77 cents per franc while the franc rose to 5 96 cents as many foreign currencies strengthened in local trading.
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U. S
New York
United States
France
Pleasant Fortieth Anniversary for Domers at Marion Farm
Mr and Mrs John Domer celebrated their fortieth wedding anniversary with about fifty guests. Born in 1867 and 1875 the pair lived in Linn County most of their lives apart from Missouri and Palo. They wed in 1893 in Palo and honeymooned at the Chicago World's Fair before settling in Marion. They raised six children and spent the last 26 years on a farm two miles north of Marion.
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Mr Domer
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Missouri
Martha Engel Domer
Muscatine
Palo
Chicago
Marion
Domer
Donier
Ruby Sawyer
Onieta Myers
Pearl Jordan
Central City
Earl Doner
Lottie
Esther
Frey Sheets
Haro'd Sheets
Center Point
George Sheety
Betty
Ceda- Rapids
Barney Tritle
Harry True
Merle ‘Tribe
Diane
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Persia, Ia
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