Hog Prices Slip Amid Record Hog Receipts In Chicago Yard News
Increased hog supplies at Chicago stockyards lowered prices with top hogs around 7.35 dollars and averages near 6.60. Receipts across major markets totaled about 26 800 head with Chicago alone taking in 16 000. cattle, sheep and other livestock also shown steady to higher in places.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St. Louis
East Buffalo
East Buffralo
Dept
Oracle
Grain Prices Drift in Narrow Chicago Trading Range
Wheat and corn showed a slim range on the Chicago board of trade with wheat down about 0.15 to 0.25 cent, corn and oats near unchanged. Liverpool noted weakness while a government offer to buy North Pacific coast soft wheat drew attention. cash activity remained limited as receipts varied and underlying demand stayed tepid.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Chicago Produce Market Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago produce markets report receipts across dairy and poultry lines with mixed grade eggs and butter futures. The text notes prices for butter creamers and various poultry categories including broilers, fowls, turkeys, ducks, and roasters, along with refrigeration standards and freight terms.
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Chicago
Local Hog Market Sees 5 Cent Drop on Tuesday
Hog prices eased on the local market with all grades down five cents. Top for choice hogs falls to 670 dollars, packer top at 580. Cattle market up 25 cents. Lamb and calf values shown for various weight ranges. Prices vary by quality and condition.
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Iowa
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Sinclair
Wall Street Stocks Drift With Small Gains Across Board
U S Steel preferred rises while key names like Santa Fe Du Pont and GM hold steady to modestly higher. Trading slows with about 500000 shares moved as bond pressure eases and a spotty list shows mixed gains in U S government securities and several high and low priced issues.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Santa Fe
du Pont
U. S. Steel
General Motors
U. S
McLellan
Loew's
Paramount
Warner Bros. and
Fox
Union Pacific
Eastman Kodak
U. S. Steel Common
Howe Sound
American Telephone
Chrysler
Consolidated Gas
Allied Chemical
Case
Goodyear
Johns, Manville
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Local market listing shows grain items with bid prices for wheat rye barley corn and oats, while poultry hens and leghorn varieties are priced per pound. Wholesale fruits vegetables and oceanic produce include California Valencia lemons bananas lettuce celery peaches cabbage onions and carrots with various price points and unit listings.
Market Notice of Raw Sugar and Flour Prices
Fragmentary NY AP market snippet lists raw sugar and flour prices with scattered figures and shop names. Includes mentions of Stannard middlings and various price values, but details are incomplete and unclear.
Grain movement prices and receipts at Minneapolis and Chicago markets
Grain and seed prices listed for wheat corn oats and barley across Chicago and Minneapolis. Includes No 2 red and No 1 hard wheat prices, futures-like quotes, and various seed values with receipts and cash notes.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Northern S
Montana
Amber Duran
Bond Market Shifts Amid Quiet Trading in New York
In New York on Tuesday the bond market held a firmer tone after recent sagging sessions. General corporate and government issues moved little with some fractions gained on select issues including Liberty and Treasury notes. Several utilities and industrials attracted modest buying, while prices held steady to small advances across several issuers.
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New York
Treasury
Liberty
Baltimore
Ohio
Postal Telegraph
Shell Union
Chesapeake and Obie Flas
North Ameri
Cans
Southern Railway
United Drug
Jowrrd
Way Markt Chicago Fap Hay Recorrs 7 Cars
The fragment lists figures for loans and commodities, mentioning car counts and prices such as 294130 and 266,328 with various top values. It references green and soft fresten, oats, wheat, and a Southeastern promise with percentages, resembling a disrupted market notice.
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Chicago
London wagers on yacht race and ammo inquiry
Will Rogers notes London awaits day two of yacht racing with seriousness. He says writers showed bad sportsmanship not owners and mentions a planned ammunition sale investigation as ammunition remains a major export. A Harlem colored show is highlighted as the best act in London.
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London
Harlem
Will
Nome Fire Ravages City Spurring Urgent Aid
Fire destroyed much of Nome starting at the Golden Gate hotel. Eskimos perished and many residents were injured or homeless. Federal aid from the Red Cross and government promised, with ships and planes needed to bring food and materials before ice blocks all routes. The Northland set to hurry from Dutch Harbor to assist.
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Rex M. Swartz
Red Cross
American Companies
Golden Gate Hotel
Federal
Merchants Bank
Eskimos
Front Street
Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Fairbanks
Victoria
Coast Guard
Northland
Dutch Harbor
Alaska City
Aleutian Islands
Coast Guard Dispatches Ships to Nome Fire Zone
Three cutters Northland Chejan and Shoshone moved at full speed to aid Nome Alaska after its fire disaster. Six other vessels stood by ready to assist if needed.
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Washington
Coast Guard
Alaskan
Nome
Unalaska
Northland
Che Jan
Shoshone
Arms firm accused of breaking peace pact with Germany
Senate hearing cites Joseph Green letter alleging U S officials warned against exporting military aircraft to Germany. It notes United Aircraft and Transport sold 1.445 million dollars of equipment to German firms in eight months, while Nye claims German plane production could reach 100 aircraft monthly and 2000 ships by 1934. Sperry shipments of pilots and gyros are said to equip 50 planes monthly.
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Nye
Germany
Sperry Company
Reds Blank Giants In Opener 2 To 0
In New York, Cincinnati Reds blanked the New York Giants 2 to 0 to win the first game of a doubleheader. Chick Hafey hit his 18th homer with Jim Bottomley aboard in the tenth inning to provide the deciding run, as Benny Frey outpitched Fred Fitzsimmons.
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New York
Chick Hafey
Jim Bottomley
Benny Frey
Fred Fitzsimmons
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Dunn Appointed United States Attorney for Northern Iowa
Mason City AP reports E G Dunn a local lawyer active in state Democratic politics was named United States attorney for the Northern district of Iowa. He will succeed Harry M Reed of Waterloo whose resignation takes effect September 1.
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Mason City
E. G. Dunn
United States
Iowa
Harry M. Reed
Waterloo
Reed
Ruth Hale, Ex-Wife of Heywood Broun, Dies at 48
Ruth Hale, former wife of columnist Heywood Broun, died at Doctors Hospital after a three week illness. She was 48 years old.
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New York
Ruth Hale
Heywood Broun
Doctors Hospital
Marion Legion officers nominated for October election
Marion post American Legion named Richard Clark as commander and a slate of officers for their October 15 meeting. A fall shoot was planned, and a volunteer committee formed. Nearby social events included a wedding announcement for Naomi Bott and Kenneth Bott at the Little Brown church near Nashua, with several Marion residents attending.
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Clyde Martin
Naomi Vivian
Kenneth G. Bott
George Bott
Cedar Rapids
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William Kent
Richard Campbell
Charles City
Bott
Marion High School
Town Electric Light and Power Company
Mrs. Bott
Shaver Road
Pay For Feeding Excess Pigs To Be 5 To 6 Cents
Des Moines AP reports the Iowa Emergency Relief Administration concentrates excess pigs in seven counties Dallas Freemont Woodbury Cedar Mahaska Keokuk and Delaware. Farmers will be paid five to six cents per head monthly for feeding the pigs until they are large enough for relief needs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
W. J. Albers
Iowa Emergency Relief Administration
Dallas
Fremont
Woodbury
Cedar
Mahaska
Keokuk
Delaware
Mesquakies Approve School Agreement
At a Mesquakie mass meeting the Student-Parent association approved a compromise plan for education above third grade. Children will attend the Montour public school with two buses and Miss Louisa Harple to inspect lunches. Federal funds are not available this year, with plans for expansion deferred to next year.
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Tama
Mesquakie Student-Parent Association
Montour
Louisa Harple
W. Carson Ryan
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington
Horace Powshick
Student-Parent Association
Amos Morgan
Boy Is Injured In Auto Collision
Henry Matejka Jr. aged four, of 620 Twelfth Avenue SW, suffered head bruises at 4 30 p m Monday after the car carrying him and his father collided with a machine driven by George Atwood of Troy Mills at Third Avenue and First Street SE. Neither driver was injured. Later, autos driven by Mike Simitz and J L Stoddard collided at Third Street and Fifth Avenue SE at 9 25 p m Monday. no injuries were reported except an unidentified woman with Stoddard who had a bruised lip.
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Henry Matejka, Jr
Twelfth Avenue
Third Avenue
First Street
George Atwood
Troy Mills
Mike Simitz
Bever Avenue
J. L. Stoddard
Ninth Street
Third Street
Fifth Avenue SE
Stoddard
Mercury Holds As More Rain Falls
Cedar Rapids saw fair skies after Monday night rain totaling .33 inches per Cham bers Imskeep readings. Monday high reached 70 at 3 pm with 60 at 7 pm and 54 at midnight, a 24 hour low of 51 at 7 am and 60 at 9 am, with a 71 value at 2:45 pm.
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Cedar Rapids
Chambers Imskeep Company
Dairy Files Suit To Test Power Of AAA
Hillcrest Dairy of Des Moines filed an answer to an injunction suit by the government asserting the AAA was a legislative attempt to vest Secretary Henry A. Wallace with dictatorial power. The case, heard before Judge Charles A. Dewey, centers on alleged violations of the AAA license provisions for the Des Moines sales arena.
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Des Moines
INS
AAA
Hillcrest Dairy
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Federal District Court
Charles A. Dewey
Births Reported at St Luke's Hospital
Born to Mr and Mrs Harvey Co McClary 335 Crescent Street SE a daughter Sept 18 at St Luke's hospital Born to Mr and Mrs C W Porter 1569 First Avenue East Mason Sept 17 at St Luke's hospital Born to Mr and Mrs R C Wassmer Route No 2 Central City a daughter Sept 18 at St Luke's hospital
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Crescent Street
St. Luke's Hospital
C W. Porter
First Avenue
E. Ason
R. C Wassmer
Central City
Mrs Glenn Pyle Heads Auxiliary To Legion
Mrs. Glenn Pyle elected president of the Auxiliary to Marion Post 298 American Legion after a post and Auxiliary picnic. Officers named include H N Strader first vice president and Richard Clark second vice president. The group planned street curb painting, a December cookie shipment to Knoxville veterans hospital, a Kensington bridge event, a Des Moines state convention recap, and an October membership contest. Gold star mothers attended, with Mayor John Pazour praising veterans cemeteries in France.
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Legion
Marion Post
American Legion
Post
H. N. Strader
Richard Clark
Celan Rollins
Jack Bowedish
Mary Hines
al Schueler
Neal Miller
Della Senninger
R. J. Williams
John Clay
Arthur Newman
Knoxville Veterans’ Hospital
Kensington
A. L. McElwain
J. C. Boyle
Des Moines
A. R. McFelwain
Gold Star
John Pazour
France
Ina Dye Minor
Veteran railroaders convention to open at Sherman hotel
The Milwaukee railroad veteran employer convention opens Thursday at the Sherman hotel in Chicago. Eligible to attend are employees with twenty five years service. Attendees from Marion include John T. Raymond and several couples with the Rowe McElwain Cessford Barber Murphy Law Miller Cornelius names listed.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Sherman Hotel
Chicago
Marlon
John T. Raymond
Charles T. Rowe
G. W. McElwain
Robert Cessford
W. R. Barber
Harry Murphy
John Law
Guy Miller
F B. Cornelius
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Clark Russell
Central Avenue
Russell
William H. Bridwell
Ninth Avenue
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Fourth Avenue
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Josephine Ingram
Ruth Crew
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Carrie Sholes
North Tenth Street
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Minot
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Hunt Mortuary
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Order of Eastern Star
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Boy
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Terre Haute, Ind
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Yin
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Indianola
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Une
Wvant
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