Chicago Hog Prices Rise Despite Slow Trade in Dairy Yard Markets
Hog prices at Chicago stockyards advanced about a dime in a slow market as receipts show steady-to-slightly higher bids. Reports detail mixed bids across weight classes with tops around 7.40 for select lots and steady cattle and sheep activity in Des Moines and other regional yards.
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TOWA
Des Moines
Api—Ius Dept Agricultures
Iowa
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St Louis
API
Iu S Dept. Agriculturer
Bull, Tyemarks Okc
Omaha
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Hogs on the local market show steady prices with no grade changes on Wednesday. The top choice hogs at 6.70 dollars, Sinclair Hog Market lists current ranges for various weights and packer categories with liberal premiums for quality and condition.
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Sinclair
Grain Prices Edge Upslump Amid Sudden Stock Rally
Chicago traders faced scattered liquidation as stocks surged causing a mixed grain move. Wheat priced around the prior close with declines early but turned firmer on Winnipeg strength. corn and oats fell modestly while soybeans suffered from heavy rains. Local cash prices stayed unchanged with light receipts across the board.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Canada
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Listings
Grain prices for wheat oats rye barley corn and mill feed listed. Live poultry prices with weights and various hens cocks and leghorn prices. Wholesale fruits vegetables and prices for oranges lemons potatoes bananas lettuce celery cabbage onions peaches. Cured hides and horse prices with grade distinctions.
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Lerghorns
Ile
Chicago Produce Markets Report Mixed Prices and Steady Livestock
Chicago markets show firmer butter receipts and steady refrigeration futures. Potatoes, cheese and live poultry receipts mix with moderate demand as cases and prices vary across the board in this AP market bulletin.
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Ciicago
Chicago
UW & Na
Minnesota Cabblers
Bond Markets Show Improved Tone Across Treasury and Corporate Issues
New York bond traders reported a firmer tone with notable gains in Treasury issues and improved activity in corporate listings. federal 3s rose to 98 10, 4s to 100 8, and farm 3s advanced while home loan bonds also advanced. rails like Southern Pacific and Eric Ssarre saw gains as foreign issues generally firmed.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Willinik
S O
Treasury
Federal Farm
Home Loan
Dee Thatrow
Ted
Southern Pacific
Eric Ssarre
Tle Foreien Lst
Grain Movement Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain bids show No 2 red wheat around 1 02 to 1 04 with various soft and hard red values. Corn bids list No 1 mixed around 7 to 8 cents and No 1 yellow near 79 to 80 cents. Oats and barley prices appear in the 53 to 65 cent range with Timothy and clover listed separately. Minneapolis cash grain notes include wheat values near 1 14 to 1 18 with protein details and durum bids around 1 42 to 1 50.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Bufalo
East St. Lous
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Merchants National Bank
Timothy Sed
Minneapolis
J. B. Bennett & Co
Adams Express
Howe Sound
Q Hudson Mtts
Hupp Motors
Alaska
Juneau Pallls Central Soos Lite
Allesheny Corp
Indus Rayona Allied Chem
Harvie
Alls Chalmers
Nicke
Amerada Corp
Intl
Tel
Tel Oe
Johns Manville
Car & Fdy
Kans City
Kelly Spifd
Elvinator
Kennecott
Kresse
Kroger G & Eobert
Rad & Snow & Lite
Lehigh Valley
Tors Am Roll Mills
Libby Owens, Am Smelting
Lig & Myers
Steel Fdys
Ws, Incwey
Tell& Tel
Lorillard Po
Mont Ward
Murray Caron
Atlantic Aér
Nash Motors
Auburn Auto
Biscuit . Aviation Corp
Cash Res
Baldwin Loco
Datry Prod
Balto & Ohio
Natl
Distirs
Barnsdall
Pow & Tz
Beatrice Cry
Nath Steg
Bendix
Centra
Best & Co
NY & Fi
Beth Steel
Noranda Mines
Bohn Alum
Nor
Borden Co
North Amn
Borg Warner
Ohio
Brigas Mia
Otis Elev
Brooklyn T
Owens Ill
Byers
Burroughs Adg
Otis Steel
Packard Mtra
Patino Mines
Cal & Hecla
Penick
Ford
Canada
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet Ae
Caterpillar
Pillsbury Ase
Cerro de Pasco
Plymouth
Proctor Gambel
Ches & Chio
Pullman Co
KO & N
Radio Corpn
Chro RI «& P
Radio Keith
Chrysler Mitt
Reading
Rand City Ice & Fuel
Eyn Tobigi
Ueeeneeee
Consol Gas Vory
Sou
Consol Ou Spee Af
Sperry Corp
Cub Amn
Cudahy Pke
Stew Warner
Curtis Wright
Stone Webster
Sty Deere, Covenes
Studebaker
del L
Tiiisey
Tex Corp
Dome Mines
Tex Gul S
Douglas Air
Tex Land Tr . du Font de
Thompson
Eastman Kodak
Fox Film “A
Freeport
Tex
Unt Gas Co
Amn
Imp
Gen Baking Ty
Ind Air
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors Gas US
Gillette Ss R
Gimbel Bros
Warner Brossily Glidden Co A
Wes
Maryld
Wes'n Union
Goodrich
Westrhouse
Goodyear
Granby
Woolworth
Worth Pump
Hiram Walker
Youngstn
S&t
Iellem
Lynch Corp
Butler Brosberg Warner
Marshall
Sparks
Hay Market and Foreign Exchange Roundup
A mixed Chicago hay market lists top lots and pricing for several hay varieties and cutting stages. Foreign exchange rates in New York show steady demand with multiple country quotes including Great Britain France Italy and Germany, alongside commodity prices for sugar and flour markets in Minneapolis and New York.
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jaroslavia
Austria
Hungary
Roumania
Argentine
Firazit
Shanghai
Hongkong
Mexico City
Montreal
New
Wall Street Stocks Endure Quiet Rally Amid Modest Gains
U S Smelting and Allied Chemical rose about 3 points with several others advancing 1 to 3 points in early trading. Trading was light as bonds firmed and commodities dipped in later hours, while many issues showed limited fresh news driving the rally.
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NEW York
U. S. Smelting
Allied Chemical
U.S. Steel Common
Preferred
Case
Howe Sound
American Telephone
U.S
Homestake
U. S. Steel
du Pont
American Can
Continental Can
Johns Manville
American Tobacco
Liggett and Myers B
International Harvester
Cerro de Pasco
California Packing
United Fruit
Armour
I-R-T
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Selecting Jury in Kacere Manslaughter Trial Opens
Examinations of prospective jurors began Wednesday in Cedar Rapids for the Charles Kacere manslaughter trial. Kacere faces charges stemming from a Sept. 17, 1933 automobile crash that killed six people. Judge J. J. Clark denied defense motions to strike the bill of particulars in whole or part and to limit the state to one item.
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Waverly
Charles Kacere
Cedar Rapids
Kacere
J. J. Clark
Bids Called for Water System at Martelle and County Furnishings
DES MOINES AP Bids for two public works projects were called for Wednesday. A Martelle water system contract ten miles southeast of Anamosa will be let in the afternoon at PWA offices. Bids for Cass county courthouse furnishings in Atlantic are due Thursday afternoon.
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DES Moines
Public Works Administration
Martelle
Atlantic
Anamosa
PWA
Cass County
Primary Returns Highlight Wisconsin and Mississippi Results
Wisconsin voters show Senator La Follette leading with 107 438 votes across 2519 precincts while John B. Chapple and John M. Callahan lead their respective party tickets in other races. Mississippi Democrats rerun a Senate race with Bilbo 96548 to Stephens 91186 and two congressmen losing their seats as Ford defeats Busby.
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Fred R. Zimmerman
James N. Tittemore
Zimmerman
Greene
la Follette
John B. Chapple
John M. Callahan
Callahan
Francis E. McGovern
Charles E. Hammersley
W. D. Carroll
Gertrude Bowler
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
United States
T. G. Bilbo
Hubert D. Stephens
Bilbo
Stephens
Jeff Busby
Russell Ellzey
Busby
A. L. Ford
Ackerman
Ford
Ellzey
Dan R. McGehee
Robert C. Dunn
Thomas L. Bailey
House of Representatives
Ross A. Collins
Dunn
Bailey
Collins
State rests case against Thompson in Wolz murder trial
Special to The Gazette reports the state rested its case against Tony Thompson of St. Louis for the murder of Oakville farmer Martin Wolz. Paul Hake testified he joined Thompson and Eddie Tallent on a trip from St. Louis to rob Wolz, but said he was not in the house during the murder. Tallent has been sentenced. Hake awaits trial. Five witnesses, including Wolz’s housekeeper, identified Thompson as the slayer.
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Wapello
Tony Thompson
St. Louis
Martin Wolz
Oakville
Paul Hake
Thompson
Eddie Tallent
Rob Wolz
Wolz
Tallent
Hake
Nazi Church Head Threatens Enemies With State Action
Hanover Germany INS reports Reichbishop Ludwig Mueller warned of drastic state measures to control the Protestant church dispute. He pledged interior church rights would stand but exterior conflicts could trigger government intervention. He charged Jews with killing Jesus and urged Christians to unite despite potential personal privations.
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Hanover
Germany
INS
Reichbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Reichsleader
Adolf Hitler
Mueller
Hitler
Reichsbishop
Jesus
Deaths include stroke victim Henry Smith at downtown hotel
Henry Smith aged 73 was found dead from a stroke in his hotel room on 107 A avenue NE at 830 pm Tuesday. Coroner R A Vorpahl said he had been dead four or five hours. Survived by son Clarence of Detroit and a Willamsburg L C O F lodge member. Body to Beatty funeral home and Williamsburg for services and burial. Then obituary notes about George Johnson killed in a collision with extended family details.
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Henry Smith
Avenue NE
R. A Vorpahl
Smith
Clarence
Detroit
Beatty Funeral
L.c.0f
Willamsburg
Williamsburg
Geo. Johnson
George Johnson
Peter Johnson
Carroll County
Audubon County
Cedar Rapids
Jessie L. Bixby
George Peter
Mary Hansen
Alice Jordan
Martha Owen
Beulah Borkowski
Lorrene Johnson
Glen
Marion Man Dies After Five Weeks Ill at Greeley Farm
Miles D Brotemarkle 63 died at his farm home one mile south of Greeley after a five week illness. He was born in Walnut Illinois April 30 1871 and married Anna J Milliken in 1892. The family moved to Iowa in 1905 and later to Marion. Survived by widow three daughters two sons five grandchildren and one sister. Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday at Greeley Methodist Church. Burial Oak Shade Cemetery Marion with graveside rites at 3:30 p.m.
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Miles D. Brotemarkle
Greeley
Mr. Brotemarkle
James Henry and
Elizabeth Brotemarkle
Walnut
Ill
Anna J. Milliken
Iowa
Marion
Harry Dunn
George Goodyear
Chester S. Cornelius
Cedar Rapids
Darius
West Palm Beach
Fia
Watseka
Methodist
Paul Pease
Oak Shade Cemetery
Club luncheon honors Theristriai winners and guests
Winners and losers of the Theristriai club contest were entertained at a luncheon at New Hallwood on Tuesday. Mrs. H G Stitzel hosted at 998 Eighth Avenue, with flowers in club colors and a winner’s vs losers game.
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New Hallwood
H. G. Stitzel
Eighth Avenue
Josephine Whitacre
Clair L. Woodward
Dickinson
N. D
H. O. Allen
Emma Kendall
E. S. Sigfred
H. Stitzel
E. I. Sigfred
H. C. Allen
Woodward
Milo Gray
Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses
Walter W. Mather and Hilda Gertrude Schilckle of Cedar Rapids. Raymond Bartels of Dubuque and Mary Lex of Walker. Emil Nemec of Ely and Mildred L. Zitek of Cedar Rapids received marriage licenses.
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Walter W. Mather
Hilda Gertrude Schilckle
Cedar Rapids
Raymond Bartels
Dubuque
Mary Lex
Walker
Emil Nemec
Ely
Mildred L. Zitek
Leone Maxine AlBaugh and James D Callahan wed in Davenport
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Albaugh announce the marriage of their daughter Leone Maxine to James D Callahan son of Mr and Mrs T J Callahan of St Louis The ceremony took place on Sept 18 in Davenport Attendants were Mr and Mrs G M Miller of Marion The couple will reside with the bride's parents.
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Wilbur Albaugh
Leone Maxine
James D. Callahan
T. J. Callahan
St. Louis
Davenport
G. M. Miller
Marion
Local residents note purchases and travels in area
John L. Owen bought the oil station on Seventh avenue at Seventh street. Mrs. L. K. Owen recovers from illness. Mrs. Lucy A. Cooper dies in LaGrange, a former Marion resident and sister in law to Mrs. S. R. Crowner. Numerous social visits and travels are listed with names including Sayde Scott Ina Dye Minor Jayne Schoeder Lua Toms and others. Medical updates mention H. Massingale relapse and several illnesses.
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John L. Owen
Seventh Avenue
Seventh Street
Lucy A. Cooper
LaGrange
John Austin
Central City
Sayde Scott
Los Angeles
Ina Dye Minor
Jayne Schoeder
Boone
Lions Club Guest Night and Community Notices
Lions Club hosted guest night at 855 Central Avenue with two long tables and fall flowers. Hugh Gordon led the event naming charter members and announcing a new program committee. D A R meeting attendees traveled to Manchester for northeastern Iowa meet. A Mothers Group organized with officers named and biweekly meetings planned. Birth reported at Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids. Several residents moved or traveled for education or family events.
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Lions Club
Nicholas Michell
Central Avenue
Hugh Gordon
Harley Breed
W. C. Sheets
J. L. Papes
M. Biddick
Marion Linn
Otto Schinter
Cedar Rapids
Elmer Hollingsworth
R. d. Kendall
Adaliza Daniels
Manchester
Iowa
J. Miller
J. T. Gallivan
Pearl Bulkley
Fred Lutz
Sixth Street
Louis Mekota
Leroy Benedict
Jack Ratliff
Forrest Blackford
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