Prices Of Hogs Fall At Major Markets After Heavy Receipts
A flood of hog receipts at Chicago and other terminals Tuesday lowered prices across major livestock centers. Chicago/Jr. markets reported 47,600 hogs received nationwide with Chicago taking 25,000. best hogs fell 10-20 cents, with top prices near 8.5 to 9.0 per cwt. Cattle and lamb prices also eased in several hubs, while East Buffalo and Cleveland showed mixed to steady trends.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
East St Laws
East Buffalo
East St
East Er Oe
INS
Kansas City
East St Beauty
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Market Prices
Local Cedar Rapids listing shows wholesale fruits vegetables and groceries with various prices for items like oranges eggs and other produce. The fragmented text includes hints of market rates and items such as meats and staples, reflecting a snapshot of daily commodity prices.
Grain prices hold narrow range in Chicago pit
Wheat, corn, and oats finished lower in a dull Chicago board of trade session. Weather news from Canada supported sentiment early with a rally, then selling eased prices as liquidation continued and cash trades remained light with few cars in and out.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Canadian Northwest
Winnipeg
Canada
Grain Movement Receipts and Wheat Trade Details
Chicago and Minneapolis wheat receipts show contrasts with last week and last year figures. The report lists receipts and shipments across several centers including Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and St. Louis with multiple grain types and bid prices.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Louis
Ted Weevrly
Timothy
Joose Sara
Local hog and cattle prices ease on market drop
Local market reports show hog prices down 13 cents with top for choice hogs at 6.35, packer tops at 4.50, and cattle prices mostly 25 cents lower. Lambs and calves mix with premiums paid by quality, while grass and yearling steers show declines and mixed lots offer varied bids.
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Sinclair
Bond Markets Show Thin Trading Amid Steady Corporate Notes
New York Bond Review notes light activity in morning trading with corporate bonds firm. Notable gains include Great Northern 4s 69 bid, Southern Railway 4s 68 bid, and Nickel Plate 43s at 54, while Treasury issues edge lower in some maturities.
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NEW York Bond Review
New York
Great Northern
At &2
Niekel Plate
Batimore
Ohio
St Pains
North American
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Atren
Canada
Foreign Exchange Rates and World Currencies Noted in New York
The report lists foreign exchange values in cents for numerous countries and cities including Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Sweden Denmark Finland Switzerland Spain Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Hungary Romania Argentina Brazil Japan Mexico City and Montreal. The figures appear as terse currency quotes with no clear context or dates.
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NEW York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Sweden
Denmark
Finland
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
TSN
Hungary
Argentine
Brazil
Houvkorg
Mexico City
Montreal
Noninal
Wall St. Stocks Drift After Five Day Rise
Market moves show heaviness in metals with declines in U S Smelting and others while transfers near 500000 shares. After a five day advance, traders anticipate a modest technical reaction and profit taking amid mixed results across rails and chemicals.
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New York
U. S
Homestake
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Union Pacific
Spiegel-May-Stern
Consolidated Gas
American Woolen
Celotex
du Pont
U.S. Industrial Alcohol
Montgomery Ward
Celanese
General Motors
International Harvester
Case American Telephone
American
SVYGAR MARKET NEWS AP RAW SUGAR AND FLOUR MARKETS
Market notes show raw sugar futures unchanged with slight gain near points and refined sugar steady. Minneapolis flour market reports low prices for flour and related products while shipments and par price data appear for cotton and bran components with standard middlings values listed.
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Svygar Market
New York
Huuer
Minneapolis
Births Reported in Shellsburg and Walker
Born to Mr and Mrs J L Stodola of Shellsburg a daughter Lois Jean on Sept 23. Mrs Stodola formerly Miss Gladys McArthur of Shellsburg. Born to Mr and Mrs James G Risk of Walker a daughter Sept 22 at St Luke s hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs H K Treacle 527 First Street SW a daughter Sept 24 at St Luke s hospital.
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J L. Stodola
Shellsburg
Lois Jean
Mrs Charles Vifian Dies After Car Crash Decline
Mrs Charles Vifian aged 65 a Delaware county resident for thirty years and Manchester resident for twelve years died Saturday at her son George Robert's home after a long decline following an automobile accident two years ago which caused a fractured leg Funeral services led by Oliver Smith of Waterloo will be at her home Tuesday at 2 pm and later at Gospel hall 230 Burial will follow in Oakland cemetery Manchester
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Manchester
Charles Vifian
Delaware County
George Robert
Oliver Smith
Waterloo
Gospel Hall
Oakland Cemetery
Cunard Liner And Freighter Crash In Dense Atlantic Fog
In dense fog off Cape Cod two ships the Cunard liner Laconia and the American freighter Pan Royal collided two miles east of Peaked Hill Gas Buoy. The Laconia sustained no serious damage and headed for New York while the Pan Royal, with a port side gash above the waterline, proceeded slowly to Boston after inspections with nearby vessels offering aid.
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New York
INL
Pan Royal
Boston
Laconia
Peaked Hill
Cape Cod
Cunard Line
Deaths William H. Lewis Former Motorman Dies at 70
William H. Lewis seventy, longtime street railway motorman, died at home at 5.25 am Monday after a lingering illness. Born January 1, 1855 in Elgin Illinois he retired seven years ago. Survived by his wife Elizabeth J. Lewis a daughter Hattie Peck of Davenport an adopted daughter Mildred Siecert Cedar Rapids three brothers Sheridan Al Ellsworth and Edward F. Lewis and a sister Nettie Brown. He belonged to I O O F lodge 141 Cedar Rebekah lodge and Trinity Methodist church. Body at Rohn West Side chapel awaiting funeral arrangements.
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William Herbert Lewis
Street Railway
C Avenue W
Elgin
Ill
Elizabeth J. Lewis
Hattie Peck
Davenport
Mildred Siecert
Cedar Rapids
Sheridan Lewis
Funeral for A D Rock Draws Large Attendance
Andrew D. Rock city fireman is honored at a Sunday service in the Janeba and Brosh chapel with police and fire department members in attendance. A public address system conveyed remarks as the procession, led by motorcycle police, moved to Cedar Memorial Park for burial.
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Andrew D.rock
Janeba and Brosh
Fire Department
Theodore B Hlubucek
Cedar Memorial Park
Obituary: Thomas D Owen of Cedar Rapids Dies at 64
Thomas D Owen 64 a Cedar Rapids resident for 35 years died at his home 1914 Washington avenue SE at 715 am Sunday after a lingering illness He operated a barber shop in the Interurban depot and in recent months was confined to home He was born near Columbus Junction Sept 18 1870 Survived by wife Anna two daughters Mrs F J Kubias and Mrs W A Castles one grandson Owen Kubias one sister Mrs S W Huston and two nephews Funeral services at Beatty chapel Wednesday 2 pm conducted by Rev A A Brooks Burial in Cedar Memorial cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the chapel
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Cedar Rapids
Washington Avenue SE
Iowa City
Owen Kubias
S. W. Huston
Mt. Pleasant
Or. Huston
Marshall Huston
Denver
Colo
Beatty Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Florence Wickham Gallagher
John Matus
Tipton County
Indiana
Harry Wickham
Eau Claire
Wis
Clarence Wickham
Rockford, Il
Aaron Wickham
Sioux City
Loran
Minneapolis
Jess Wick
Obituary notices for Florence Wickham Gallagher and Alice Williams
Florence Wickham Gallagher 68 died at her daughter Mrs John Matus home in Cedar Rapids after a long illness. Survived by eight children and siblings, funeral Tuesday 2 pm Beatty chapel with burial in Linwood. Alice Williams died at 1015 Tenth Avenue SE after a long illness. Survived by husband two daughters sisters and brothers. funeral Bethel AME church Wednesday 2 pm with burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Alice Marshall Williams
George Williams
Tenth Avenue SE
Chatam
Canada
United States
Sarah Ann
Juanita Downing
Cclwein
E. J. Woods
Oelwein
Emma Brown
Washington, D. C
Jarett Engleman
Woodson Engleman
Newport News
Clara. Woods
Cal Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Bethel A, M E
J W Collins
Oak Hill Cemetery
Death of Mrs Henry McCray of Corry Pa
Word reached here Monday of the death of Mrs Henry McCray 67 of Corry Pa mother of Vance McCray of this city She died suddenly Monday at 8 am She is survived by her husband two other sons Max of Rome N Y and Floyd of Austin Texas and a daughter Mrs Worth Hammond of Corry Pa She was born August 2 1867 in Fredonia and had lived in Pennsylvania all her life
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Corry
Vance McCray
McCray
Max
Rome
Floyd
Austin
Texas
Worth Hammond
Pennsylvania
Fredonia
Railroad Official T A Matthews Dies in Minneapolis
T A Matthews assistant general freight agent for the Rock Island railroad at Minneapolis died Sunday morning. He was a frequent visitor here and well known to local railroad men.
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Dirs. T. A. Matthews
Rock Island Railroad
Minneapolis
Three Die In Crash At Crossing In Hendersonville
Three highway employees were killed and two injured when a Southern railroad locomotive struck a truck at a crossing in Hendersonville North Carolina. The deceased were Fred Laiverett Jacob Hill and W L Owenby. Jack Levi and D S Morrison were hurt.
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Hendersonville
N. C
Southern Railroad
Fred Laiverett
Jacob Hill
W L
Marion pastor shares power of prayer at first spiritual recovery service
Large crowd attends the opening service at First Baptist Church in Marion as Rev. A G Lagerquist recounts his Swedish immigrant hardships and prayer. He stresses love over scolding and Christ as a unifier. He plans to speak Monday on prayer in teaching. Handicraft Club No 2 meets Friday at 1 30 with hosts Mrs Roy King and Mrs William Smith to stencil gingham lunchcloths and towels.
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First Baptist Church
Mr. Lagerquist
Sweden
Chicago
New York City
Lagerquist
Roy King
William Smith
The
Baptist Church
Roland Fowler
Fourth Street
Ed. Lochner
Fourteenth Street
Arvid G Lagerquist
W. H. Bridwell
Ladies Aid Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Theodore Pesch
Central City
Schley
Memorial Hall
Marion
Harold Mullaley
Harry Adee
Stevenson Of Ames Chosen Delegate To World Farm Meeting
Dr. W. H. Stevenson of Iowa State College will serve as a delegate to the International Institute of Agriculture meeting in Rome on October 22. The delegation includes Undersecretary Rexford Tugwell and four other officials from the U.S. agriculture department and related attaches in Belgrade Paris and Chicago.
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Ames
World Farm Meeting
Washington
State Department
W. H. Stevenson
Iowa State College
Rexford G. Tugwell
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Tugwell
Europe
Henry C. Taylor
Institute
Louis G Michael
Belgrade
Niels I. Nielsen
Paris
C. C. Stine
The
Agriculture Department
Landowner and son freed in hunting case. workers fined
Three Benton county men admitted to hunting without licenses in Benton county. George Berger and son Arnold claimed hunting on Berger land, thus charges dropped for landowners. Employed worker Alvin Unkel was fined $10 and costs. arrest area crossed county lines, Linn county judge noted jurisdiction.
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Benton County
Linn County
Almon S&s. Reed
Sam O’brine
George Berger
Arnold
Berger
Alvin Unkel
Unkel
Reed
Two men facing charges of cheating by false pretenses
Charles Kohler 34 alias Peter Hayes of Chicago and R Four nier 41 alias A Kramer of Algonquin were returned from Dubuque by deputies to face false pretenses charges in Cedar Rapids after trading a spurious bond for stock. Both held on 10000 dollar bonds and had prior bond activity in Dubuque.
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Charles Kohler
Peter Hayes
Chicago
R. Fournier
A. Kramer
Algonquin
Dubuque
Larry Condon
Roy Radebaugh
Cedar Rapids
Fintel and Metrey Divorce Decrees Filed in District Court
Esther Fintel 31 earns a default divorce from John Fintel 37 granted by Judge H C Ring on cruel and inhuman treatment. Victoria Metrey 36 receives custody of three minor children and support in her divorce from Andrew Mctrey 48, married February 14 1915. Violet Delores Phillips a default divorce against Alfred Leroy Phillips also approved by Judge Ring.
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Esther Fintel
H. C. Ring
John Fintel
Victoria Metrey
Andrew Mctrey
Violet Delores Phillips
Alfred Leroy Phillips
Divorces Sought in Chicago Couple and Desertion Case
Osborn Andreas seeks divorce from Ann Andreas in district court citing cruel treatment. they wed in Chicago on May 15 1928 and lived together until last July. Agnes BeVere seeks divorce from Frank LeRoy BeVere on desertion grounds. A writ of error by George R. Griner against Lawrence White was dismissed at plaintiff costs as defense succeeded. Iowa Mutual Insurance Co to obtain 361.26 default judgment in district court in account suit with D C Fackler.
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Osborn Andreas
Ann Andreas
Chicago
Agnes BeVere
Frank LeRoy BeVere
George R. Griner
Lawrence White
A. B. Clark
Iowa Mutual Insurance Company
Coninry
D. C. Fackler
Marion marriage announces Violet Nedrow to Arthur Petrusch
Mrs. E. M. Nedrow of Marion announces the marriage of her daughter Violet Dorothy Nedrow to Arthur Petrusch son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Petrusch of Cedar Rapids on June 11 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Galena Illinois with Rev. E A Ballis. The couple will reside in Marion.
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E. M. Nedrow
Third Avenue
Violet Dorothy
Arthur Petrusch
Emil Petrusch
Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Parsonage
Galena
E. A. Ballis
Helen Nedrow
Eitel Petrusch
Clyde Derflinger
Janet
Joe
Richard
Junior Reed
Joe Vowles
John
R. J. Beach
Bernice
LeRoy Lewis
Florence Jane
Gordon Buckley
Don Deth
Cedar Rapids
John Vowles
Wapsipinicon River
Troy Mills
Kraschel And Dickinson To Debate At Charles City
Des Moines AP reports Lieutenant Governor Nels Kraschel and Senator P J Dickinson will debate campaign issues as part of Charles City fall festival on Wednesday afternoon. Negotiations concluded Monday, with the event expected to start about 1 30 pm Dickinson speaking first, then Kraschel.
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Des Moines
Nels Kraschel
P. J. Dickinson
Charles City
Dickinson
Kraschel
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Sixth Avenue
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East Fifth Avenue
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Riverside
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Wayne
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Kyle
This City
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Danville
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Eleventh Street
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Malta
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Nebraska
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Levasseur Barn
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Fond du Lac
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Walker
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Fort Madison
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Cedar Falls
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Cenetral City
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Roy Mack
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Lester
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Savanna
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Monday
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Marion Nature and Garden Club
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Seventh Street
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Los Angeles
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