Hog Markets Strength Amid Reduced Supply Pushes Up Prices
Livestock markets show price gains as reduced hog supply tightens availability. Chicago and Cleveland reports note steady to higher prices for slaughter steers and a generally stronger sheep market with active demand, while receipts lag and buyers hesitate.
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Ueavy
Chicago
Cleveland
East Buffalo
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Mast Buffalo
East St. Louis
Buffalo
East St Louis
Grain prices fall after early rise amid erratic trade
Market notes show prices for grains recoiling from an initial advance with uneven mid session moves. Traders cite hedging pressure and country movement while cash prices drift lower and receipts vary, reflecting a quiet market environment.
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Massie
Unclear OCR Item on Patents and ShipmentsValue
Fragmentary notes describe patents and shipments with monetary figures including 830000. The text names individuals and firms in a garbled way, offering no clear event or outcome to report.
Cattle and Hog Receipts Steady Amid Mixed Market Signals
Livestock prices show a slow, unsettled trend with moderate supply. Slaughter steer bids range around 875 to 980 dollars. cows and bulls softer, feeders active. Hog receipts at Des Moines and Kansas City mixed with light weight and heavier demand, while sheep and lambs show steady demand with varying bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sar
Poultry market notes from Idaho and Chicago futures
Fragmented OCR lists poultry varieties and prices including Leghorn hens roosters ducks and turkeys. Mentions Chicago produce futures and various standards with vague dates and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Nediver Ohlos
Idaho Rangers
Aleady
Leghorn Drollers Nopertt
Orenicrysapecinix
Ceildac
Chais
Al-Av
Wall Street Recovers Some Losses After Late Gains
Stocks fluctuated with rails advancing briefly and industrials easing losses. New York Central, Lackawanna, and Pennsylvania rose while American Telephone and US Steel slipped. rail car loadings rose 17 to 18 percent for the week ended Sept. 17 ahead of eastern trunk line consolidation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
API
New York Central
Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
American ‘Telephone
US 8 Steel
American Can
Case
Santa
Union Pacific
Mee Chan
Inter American Telephone
American Water Works
United Corp
Consolidated Gas
U.S Steel
Bethlehem
Allied Chemical
United Aircraft
American Smelting
Harvester
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Priday
Eastern Trunk Line
Grain Movements and Quotations from Chicago Markets
Grain items show Minnyapolious cash wheat and corn prices with a dense listing of commodities and quotes from Chicago markets. The page includes extensive price ledger entries, notices of furnished by J E Bennett & Co, bankers, and telephony contact details, along with a long list of stocks and bond quotations and industry names.
Bond Markets Sees Rise Amid Mixed Bond Activity
New York bond market shows uneven moves with some issues steady while others slip. Liberty bonds and Treasury issues display varied prices as investors react to supply and demand conditions across government and corporate securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Bonds
New York
Marketwire summary of New York and Chicago produce
New York markets report mixed receipts for creamery products and grain with ranges in price. Wheat futures show steady gains while raw sugar remains unchanged. poultry shipments move by freight and express services. Chicago market notes potatoes and corn steadiness with bundled freight figures and regional price ranges.
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New York
Neales
Wheats
Sestern Henrere
Ile
Nine Teens Drowned in Amazon Steamer Wreck
Rio de Janeiro AP reports nine teenage passengers drowned when a small steamer wrecked on the Amazon near Maranhao. Local authorities searched the scene as survivors were rescued and continued to cope with the loss.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Maranhao
Amazon
Trouble Brewing In Illinois Miner Strife Returns
In Christian county Illinois trouble threatened as guards keep order after a week. Captain Meacham requested a machine gun company to report by midnight as Peabody Coal plans to reopen Langley field No. 5 mine with 300 union men backing a $5 daily wage, opposed by strikers seeking $6.10. Pickets feared if the mine opens.
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Taylorville
Ill
Christian County
National Guard
Carl J. Meacham
Springfeld
Peabody Coal Company
Sauerkraut Day Draws Record Lisbon Crowd
Lisbon held its annual Sauerkraut day with about 5 000 people at noon and again in the evening. Five thousand sandwiches and 180 gallons of kraut were served. U S senator candidate Henry Field spoke in the afternoon and Democratic hopeful N G Kraschel appeared in the evening amid sports and vaudeville programs.
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Lisbon
Henry Field
U S
N. G. Kraschel
Field
Jealous Husband Kills Man And Self In Wisconsin Shooting
In La Crosse a jealous husband trapped a car in a narrow lane and opened fire. Paul Josten died, W H Smith was killed, Mrs Josten wounded, George Sullivan operated on, Mrs Sullivan and Walter Kriese escaped. Frances Josten was critically wounded. Helen, a bystander, disappeared.
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Josten
George Sullivan
Fargo
N. D
Sullivan
Walter Kriese
St. Paul
Helen
Iowa Grocers Elect Steinberg Treasurer and Leaders
Sam J. Steinberg of Council Bluffs was elected president of the Iowa Grocers and Meat Dealers association at its convention’s final session. William Ehlers of Davenport became vice president and August Sunderbrook of Cedar Rapids was named treasurer. The group approved a resolution condemning county operation of food commissaries for poor relief.
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Des Moines
Sam J. Steinberg
Council Bluffs
Iown State Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
William Ehlers
Davenport
August Sunderbrook
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Favored for 1933 Association Convention
Des Moines reports Cedar Rapids is the likely site for the 1933 association convention with a final decision due October 1 at a directors meeting in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Hogs Unchanged on Local Market
Local hog prices held steady with no changes on Thursday. Top price remained $3.65, with Prime hogs listed across various weight ranges up to 600 pounds and packers paying premiums by quality. Lamb markets show choice lambs at 75 to 85 pounds and higher weights priced by quality.
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Omnia Livestock
OMAHA
Dept. Agriculture
HOUS
Sinclair
Cedar Rapids Market Prices and Local News
Wheat oats barley corn and hay prices listed amid miscellaneous market items. Also notes on fruit prices and produce like Valencia oranges and lemons. A separate local item reports Register Carl Prigden of Kinston North Carolina refused a marriage license to a Negro couple due to short fee payment.
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Register of Deeds
Carl Prigden
Kinston
N. C
Roosevelt Appeal Promotes Progressive Vote In City
The governor praised a new leadership and urged unity across parties to end inaction. Roosevelt pledged honest effort to restore trade with the Orient and fix tariff issues while noting the need for farmer support and a shift to a new deal. A seventeen gun salute welcomed Roosevelt as his special train arrived and a rapid city tour followed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
James Rolph
Moose Lottery Show Mails Used In Moose Lotta ry
Testimony identified lottery tickets printed in 1931 by Reed's firm ordered by Bernard C. McGuire of New York. McGuire and Theodore G. Miller cited as Moose charity ball promoters. Miller invoked privilege. Shipping receipts in Scranton tied tickets to parcel post. prizes claimed include £200 and $5,000 for buyers Mary Mychelin and others.
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Reed
McGuire
Order of Moose
New York
Betty Danvers
McLain
Scranton
Henry A. Burdon
Paula Shotto
Chicagoan elected commander at Grand Army encampment
Capt William P. Wright of Chicago was unanimously elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the 65th national encampment in Grand Rapids Michigan with no opposition. Russell C. Martin was named senior vice commander after L C Coffin withdrew. The 1922 encampment will be in St Paul Minnesota.
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Springfield
Willam P. Wright
Chicago
Grand Army of the Republic
Wright
Russel C. Martin
Los Angeles
H I Merrill
Wichita
Kan
Samuel P. Town
Philadelphia
Martin
Cenior
L. C. Coffin
Ilahoma
St. Paul
Minn
Grand Rapids
Mich
Memorial plan for Lincoln site approved by Grand Army group
Springfield NKAPH A committee of the Grand Army of the Republic votes to fund a 255000 memorial near Abraham Lincoln's tomb in Oak Ridge cemetery. If approved at the sixty sixth encampment, a stone amphitheater would be embedded in a hillside glen behind the granite obelisk.
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Springfield
Nkaph
Grand Army of the Republic
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Tamalowa
Marion Congregational farewell for Rev Alcock and events
Members and friends of the Congregational church invite a farewell party for Rev James Alcock and his wife at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Mrs Belle North’s home. Alcock will preach his farewell sermon in Marion Sunday. The notice also covers lodge talks, bazaars, a Rainbow installation, Priscilla Guild meeting notes, and local social announcements.
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Congregational Church
James Alcock
Belle North
Alcock
Marion
U.S. Tax Revenue Pushes Down Deficit on New Rates
Treasury data show August tax receipts from gasoline, energy, checks and stock transfers totaling about 79.94 million, up from July. Officials expect further gains under the 1932 act as tax collections rise and delayed excise taxes are paid, helping reduce the deficit from its July level.
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Treasury
Brewster's Wife Sues for 100000 in Alienation Case
Mrs. Fs tele A Cohen, daughter of a Philadelphia manufacturer, sues Corliss Palmer Brewster claiming she alienated her husband Eugene V Brewster. The suit alleges secret meetings with the Georgia beauty prize winner from Oct 1931 to Sept 1932 and seeks 4109,000 in damages.
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Los Angeler
Fstele A. Cohen
Philadelphia
Corliss Palmer Brewster
Georgia
Eugene V Brewster
Albert J. Cohen
Cohens
Foreign Exchange Rates Show Mixed Global Demand
The New York market reports irregular demand across currencies. Values cited include Great Britain at 392 1 16, France 392 1 16, Italy 1239, and Germany 2381 with various cross rates for Sweden, Norway, Spain, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Austria, and Argentina among others.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Austria
Montreal
Erer
Suyer Pesor
Birthday Dinner Honors Harry Horn at Home
Relatives gathered at 1990 Eighth Avenue Wednesday evening for a birthday dinner for Harry Horn. Nineteen guests enjoyed a picnic supper and visiting. Troops No. 35 and 38 of Marion sponsor a three act play Crashing Through at Lincoln auditorium October 6 and 7 to raise funds for the scout unit.
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Harry Horn
Eighth Avenue
Robert Oxley
Harrison Oxley
Esther Mac
Annabelle
Mary Louise
Betty
Glenn O. Pyle
Helen
Virginia
Bernard Schenken
Loyce
Rudolph
Harold
Boy Scouts of America
Marion
Lincoln Auditorium
Marion Community Canning Drive And Local Notices
Harry Wiggins donates three bushels of tomatoes and John Johnson six bushels of beans with more vegetables to come if jars and syrup pails are supplied. Mildred Titus at the Marion Community club is coordinating donations. Mrs. S. C. Lawson leaves midweek for Wynne Ark due to her brother's illness. T. A. Cunningham’s health improves. Marion residents will attend an institute at Trinity Methodist church in Cedar Rapids for youth workers with Doris Snyder in charge of afternoon worship. sessions run 9:30 a.m. to about 3:45 p.m. Public invited. Kyle Fleisher travels to Wisconsin on business. Mrs. Louis Mekota will lead a Handicraft club lesson at LeRoy Benedict’s home Friday at 2 p.m. Pauline Nevills moves to Marion from Alburnett, residing at 482 Seventh Street. Marion Marines players asked to meet at Legion Park Thursday and Friday at 5:30 p.m. for scrimmage and signal drill. High School Epworth League cabinet urged to meet at Mary Lockwood’s home Thursday at 7:30 p.m. DINE and DANCE column notes entertainment options. Mrs. C. B. Sholes and her brother John Kennedy visit Alexandria Minnesota. Christian Madeanover meeting at the Christian Church Sunday at 6:40 p.m. follows a post offices plan with the topic Getting Off on Good Fort. Young church members invited. Mr. and Mrs. John Vale of Los Angeles visiting en route home after visits in Minneapolis. Mrs. Vale formerly Winifred Foster of Marion. Mrs. Carrie Reichert hosts Ladies Aid at 610 Tenth Street. annual bazaar planned. Mrs. O. L. Brown presents readings. Gleaners served seventy-one refreshments.
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Harry Wiggins
John Johnson
Mildred Titus
Marion Community Club
Marion
Trinity Methodist Church
Cedar Rapids
Doris Snyder
Reno Plans Des Moines Protest Parade for Hoover Campaign
In Des Moines on October 4, Milo Reno and the National Farmers Holiday association call for a 20 000 farmer parade to impress President Hoover with farm prices. The non selling campaign began August 8 and spread to eleven states as farmers consider withholding non perishable goods from markets. Federal decree bans highway picketing, yet holiday leaders prepare outposts on roads.
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Des Moines
Hoover
Milo Reno
National Farmers Holiday Association
Iowa Farmers Union
Iowa
Holiday Association
Montevideo
Minn
Minnesota
Ward
North Dakota
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Ilinois
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A. R
Beatrice Tyson
Flushing, . Y
National Woman's Relief Corps
G A. R
Marion News
Party For
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HW. L. Young
Grand Lodge
F. T. Fox Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Congregational Bazaar
Harry Rockey
Mercy Hospital, Cedar Rapids
Osceola Lodge
ILO O. F
Fifth Ave
Sarah Gilmore
Miller, S. D
John Troy
Martin J. Flanigan
Mr. Flanigan
Aberdeen
Pye
Dr. Drummond
E. L. Sinclair
San Francisco
Celan Rollins
Eighteenth Street
Reading Circle
Thomas Park
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Annie Laura Davidson
Priscilla Guild
J. N. North
North
Cora Starbuck
Josephine Wiggins
L. C. Low
U.S
Brewster
Scouts
S. C. Lawson
Wynne, Ark
T. A. Cunningham
Kyle Fleisher
Louis Mekota
LeRoy Benedict
Second Street
Pauline Nevills
Alburnett
Seventh Street
Marion Marines
Legion Park
High School
Epworth League
Mary Lockwood
the Gazette
C. B. Sholes
John Kennedy
Lincoln, NL
Alexandria, Minn
Christan Madeanver
Christian Church
Flort
Verle Breed
John Vale
Mark Mendall
Vale
Winifred Foster
Carrie Reichert
Tenth Street
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
O. L. Brown
Gleaners
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