Hog Market Declines Amid Heavier Weight Penalty Rumor
The hog market slid from last week across major markets as heavy receipts pressured values and a proposed heavier-weight penalty was discussed by the National Hog and Allied Committees. Chicago saw steady prices around 4.10 to 5.50 with large volumes. Cleveland and Pittsburgh reported mixed activity and softer bids, while fast markets in St Louis and Buffalo edged lower. Cattle and sheep also faced softer tones with broad receipts and steady to lower quotes across regions.
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Chicago
Aoareet
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Centro
Clevelands
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Ina
Ofan
Cleveland
Pittsburrch
East St Louis
Ame
Amt
Argents
Trady
Sim O
Louie
Rock Springs
Minnesota
S&s
Monnesota
North Dakota
Red Rover Chine
Idina Ruesetet S& No
Coalerada McClure
Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids area families
A Cedar Rapids page lists several local family notices and guests, noting dinners and visits. It mentions Mrs Robertson entertaining, with guests including Mr and Mrs Rose, Edwin, Kenneth, and Norabelle, plus multiple Cedar Rapids and local town attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bralon
Rosy
Suneay
Town
Robertson
R Tsa
Pata
Rose
Fi Mos
Edwin
Kenneth Mar
Una Hays
John Warner
Praete
Norabelle
Tawa
Maote
Foe Rose
Leo Re
Noapyther
Don
J R
Robskate
LaVerna
W S
Gti
Coosrew
Hane Ae
Moonie
Corbett
Bond Markets Review Reflects Narrow Treasuries Trading
New York bond prices edged lower amid a generally quiet session. Government and high grade issues showed small gains or steady tones, while many Treasury issues traded in a narrow price area with slight firming on treasuries and a few exceptions among semi speculative and international loans.
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Yorka Bond Review
New York
Great Northern
Come AL
Treasury
Chicago Markets Report Shows Steady Prices Across Commodities
Market notes from Chicago indicate steady to firmer prices in meats and produce with diverse receipts. Beef and pork futures mixed as demand stays steady while grains show modest shifts in response to regional activity and transportation costs.
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Market Notice
A garbled OCR snippet mentions shares and markets with unclear place names. It reads like disjointed fragments from a financial or market notice, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities to anchor a proper summary.
Grain Prices Mixed as Markets Turn Nervous in Trading
Wheat fell early then partly recovered but closed modestly lower. Corn eased, oats slipped slightly, and Liverpool prices dropped. Despite favorable Argentina crop reports, traders stayed cautious as cash markets showed mixed receipts and no clear catalysts from Washington.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Argentina
Washington
Canada
United States
Local hog prices edge up with small gains across grades
Hog prices rose slightly on Tuesday with all grades boosted a nickel. Prime top reached 4.30. Market notes mention cider and lamb markets with buck lambs selling around 3.50 to 4.0, and 130-190 lb hogs under good quality conditions.
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Sinclair
Oricea
Wall Street Stocks Face Cautious Trading After Inflation Talk
In New York the inflation scare faded to a faint buzz as traders expected limited gains. Stocks moved in light volume with few notable advances led by Allied Chemical, National Distillers, Seaboard Oil and Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit while U S Smelting and Allied Chemical paid disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allied Chemical
National Distillers
Seaboard Oil
Brook- Tiyn-Manhattan Transit
Grading Crew Employed From Linn County Labor Force
A grading crew under O L Monte near Alburnett has been hired entirely from Linn county workers through the National Re-employment Service. The project employs seven men already at work on the county broad grading job announced by the employment director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L O Kimball
Clear Lake
Alburnett
Linn County
National
Afice O L Monte
Chicago Women Injured Enroute to Kalona Crash
Mrs Mae Delano and Mrs Carrie Movonis of Chicago were seriously hurt when their car skidded on a rain wet road, plunged over an embankment, and overturned. Farmers extricated them and rushed them to Moline City Hospital as they traveled to a funeral at Kalona.
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Moline Titap
Mae Delano
Carrie Movonis
Chicago
Moline Cits Hospital
Tes
Kalona
City Briefs And Personals Summary
The readable fragments mention local notices and brief personal items. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to damaged text. The item lists advertisements and civic notices with partial references to churches and community events.
Deaths of Rev. Dr W. L. Duncan and Mrs Hazel Travis
Funeral services for Rev. Dr W. L. Duncan, pastor at First United Brethren, set for Thursday in Toledo with multiple clergy speakers and musical offerings. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Hazel Travis of Marion Cedar Rapids area, survived by husband Harold, son Eugene, parents, and three sisters. funeral plans pending.
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Toledo
Duncan
W. L. Duncan
First United Brethren Church
Blairsburg
U. B
J. H. Yaggy
James F Cowden
Finley Stone
Cedar Rapids
John Peterson
Cambridge
T H Decker
Newbury
O O
Hobson
E. L. Shaffer
Des Moines
Tra Hawley
Muscatine
H M Tipsword
Dumont
W. Ward
O J Bogard
Marshalltown
E. A. Elliott
Hazel Travis
Harold Travis
Eighteenth Street
Mariow
Eugene
W S&s Starbuck
Marion
L. M Phelps
Leo Bennzema
Davenport
Alta Taylor
Travis
Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star of
Turner Chapel
Gangsters Involved In Nitti Shooting Case At City Raid
Reports detail gang activity around the World Fair with Campagnia among seven seized during a raid on Wacker LaSalle offices. Testimony describes Lang shooting Nitti at close range and then wounding himself, while Nitti testifies to his own condition and lack of malice in Lang. Judge Lynch denies a directed verdict for Lang.
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Campagnia
Miller
New York
Chicago
Wacker-LaSalle
Capone
Cicero
Nitti
Maller
Chris Callahan Callahan
Lang
Rittenhouse
Thomas J. Lynch
Hopkinton Youths Face Larceny Charges After Break‑In
Three Hopkinton youths Wayne C Goodrich Donald Gilmore and Dean Smith waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the October grand jury on larceny charges. Bonds were set at 500 for Goodrich and 500 each for Gilmore and Smith. Robbery occurred at the E J Grief garage Hopkinton on June 21 with tools valued over 100 taken.
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Manchester
Hopkinton
Wayne C Goodrich
Donald Gilmore
Dean Smith
J J Pentony
E J Grief
Jury rules for defendant in account action at court
A district court jury under Judge A B Clark found for the defendant in the case J Jo Van Wans versus Roy Shakespeare and Ellen Shakespeare. The fouryty hours of deliberation ended with the verdict sealed and opened Tuesday morning. Van Wans claimed 240 dollars for services on a farm between January and October 1932.
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A B Clark
Marion
J Weir
Viels Brothers
Cod
Sid Thea
Suspended Five Year Term On Larceny Count Reported
A suspended five year term was imposed on a larceny count as part of a court decision. The document cites multiple garbled phrases but centers on sentencing and related judicial action without clear additional details. Information about parties, dates, and jurisdiction is unclear in the damaged text.
Bandit Kelly and 2 Others Nabbed In Memphis Capture
Federal agents seized Kelly and two companions in Memphis after a tense chase tied to the Urschel abduction. Kathryn Kelly, wife of the fugitive, said she would leave him but he warned she would be killed if she tried. Officers found many weapons and ammo at the scene and authorities moved to return Kelly to Oklahoma City for trial.
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Tinsley-Underhill
Kelly
Oklahoma City
Uill
Urschel
Kathryn Kelly
Kathryn Shannon
Texas Shannons
Kellys
Memphis
W. A. Rover
Department of Justice
Birmingham
Rorer
Dawn
Mid-South
St. Louis
Chicago
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Texat
J Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Police Department
Aided Capture of Kelly Details and Negotiations
The report notes a marriage to him over five years ago and describes daughter Kathryn Kelly as a good daughter who brought gifts. U S Attorney general assistant Joseph B Keenan states the government pursues remaining ransom funds, while Urschel is satisfied with the stance. A Shan non family offer to return 185000 of the ransom was refused, citing public morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Kelly
Joseph B Keenan
United States Attorney General
Urschel
Keenan
Kelly
Shannons
Board Appointed To Develop Mississippi Drainage Plan
Secretary Ickes named the Mississippi drainage area board to work out a scientific and correlated development plan for the Mississippi and its tributaries. Members include Charles H Paul Dayton Ohio Herbert S Crocker Denver Samuel M Woodward Iowa City H Solon Graves New Haven and Harlan H Borrows Chicago.
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Washington
Ickes
Mississippi Drainage Area Board
Mississippi
Charles H Paul Dayton
Ohio
Herbert S Crocker
Denver
Colo
Samuel M Woodward
Iowa City
H Solon Graves
New Haven
Conn
Harlan H Borrows
Chicago
Three Plead Guilty To Liquor Charges In Federal Court
Three pleas of guilty were entered in federal court before Judge George Scott Tuesday afternoon. E McGillicuddy was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail for legal transportation of liquor. H A Den nings was fined 100 dollars for illegal possession of liquor, and Harry L Gilkerson was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail on a similar liquor count. A charge of illegal possession against Lucille Dennings was dismissed.
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George Scott
E. McGillicuddy
H A. Dennings
Harry L. Gilkerson
Lucille Dennings
Marion area events highlight Legion fall festival planning
Marion reports announce fall festival committees for the American Legion events. Henry Miller leads the construction group while Bart Jacobs, Eel Daigle assist with exhibits in the Marion Electric building. The program lists races, concerts, a football game, and a bowery dance with a long set of volunteers handling tickets, judges, and start roles.
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Paul Fiedler
H. Strader
H.R. Livingston
Jack Bowdish
Ed Dalgle
Carl Kassler
A. R. Mc&lwain
Elmer Kudrle
Joe Roeder
Bowery Dance
L. R. Fitzgerald
N. Lundy
F. L. Williams
Wybro Griffiths
Dick Clark
William Conrad
Marion City Band
Paul E. Popejoy
American Legion Park
Marion High
Tipton High
Marion Band
Bowery
Silver wedding anniversaries honored in Marion event
Mr and Mrs Glenn Dahms Miss Eloise Touro and Miss Fay Touro hosted a dinner at the Dahms home for the silver wedding anniversaries of Henry and Mrs Touro and George and Mrs Touro. Guests included Lucile Touro and E H Benson. A later surprise party brought many neighbors and friends to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Dahms
Eloise Touro
Fay Touro
Henry Touro
George Touro
Dahms
Lucile Touro
E. H. Benson
Fred Langhoff
Marion
Allen Snell
Central City
Paul Benson
Orchard
Kenneth Crapnell
Rock Island
Douglas Ross
Carl Henderson
Mary Williams
David Williams
M. Hickman
Paul
Mildred Hickman
Charles Maxfield
Harlan Starry
Robert Sloan
Jay Maxfield
E. E. Badham
Alice
Lois Frederick
Ray
Ruth Fredericks
Robins
Miss Fredona Lemke and Marvin Hindman wed in Clear Lake
Miss Fredona Lemke of Meservey and Marvin Hindman of Marion were married at the Clear Lake Methodist church by Rev. J. R. Timbieson. The couple plans an extended wedding trip including the world's fair and both families are cited with backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredona Lemke
Meservey
Marvin Hindman
Marion
Clear Lake
J. R. Timbieson
C. F Lemke
Iowa State College
Iowa State Teachers College
Hindman
David Hindman
The
State Teachers College
Cut Allowance For Chaplin's Children
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Charles Craft cut Charlie Chaplin's two sons guardianship allowance from 500 to 350 dollars per month. The ruling concerns the guardianship of Charles Jr and Sydney Chaplin, with Braney Chaplin noted as the guardian.
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Tollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Charles Craft
Los Angeles
Btiney Chaplin
Charles, Jr
Maney
Crail
A daughter born to Mr and Mrs BE Schindler
A daughter arrived at St Luke's Hospital on September 26 to Mr and Mrs BE Schindler of 1000 F Avenue NW.
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ONT Englieg
Mary Kate Hlomser
Jlev
Nytt
J J Blosser
Bouth Brie
Oren Veneraoto
Abner Your
Wellman
Emily Alananga
Oren Blosser
Menno Blosser
Yoder
BE. H. Schindler
F Avenue NW
St Luke’s Hospital
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Role
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Myers
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Welsington Springs
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Marie
Grove City
Resbekah Lodge
No. 35
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Archie Milner
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R. L. Runkle
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Walter Pflughaupt
Hugh Gordon
Ames
Mrs. Gordon
Frank J. Cleveland
Diana Fret Club
Blairs Ferry Road
L. R. Blinks
Pearl Bulkley
Metta Whitcomb
Emery J. Miller
A. J. Keyes
Young People's Club
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Howard Titus
A. E. Miller
W. C. T. VU. State Convention Fund
Library
C. N Owen
Bridge Club
Kensington
de- Veda Troy
Ida B. Wise Smith
Louise Carpenter
Bethany Circle of the Methodist Church
M O, Winter
H W_ Erwin
H_ Biddick
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E. D Armstrong
Orn Crowner
Fred Newlin
Ed Allen
Alta Emerson
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Cary Club
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EB. W. Griffiths
Owen Fernow
Texas
K. M. Saunders
Laura Bailey
Lillian Bleakley
Miss Bleakley
Elva Emerson
Helen Gregory
Howard M. Titus
Saunders
A. A. Hardin
Harry Snell
Harry Hall
Clarence Reiter
Mc Miller
George M. Hutchison
A. A Hardin
G M. Hutchison
D. H Smith
Marion Township Farm Bureau
Chaplin
10Th Street
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