Hog Prices Fall Across Markets in Thursday Trade
Chicago and other midwest yards report slower, uneven hog sales with top prices down about 10 cents from Wednesday. In Chicago 55,000 head moved, 30,000 for government control. top near $5.15, averages around $4.05. East St. Louis and Des Moines show similar softening while lambs stay active in some spots. Cattle receipts remain high with slower demand and mixed prices across regions.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
TOWA
Des Moines
Interior
Inaa
Minnesota
Chicago Produce Market Summary
Chicago market reports show receipts and prices for eggs butter cheese and poultry with varied regional figures. Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota and other states supply round whites red river Ohio and Idaho items and futures quotes noted for eggs and butter while New York reports mixed color egg receipts and cheese demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River
South Dakota
New York
Bond Markets Show Mixed Tone Amid Global Worries
U.S. and international bond markets drift in uncertain fashion as investors react to variable cues from governments. Traders cite uneven price moves across Treasuries and corporate issues while risk appetite shifts on midweek data and geopolitical headlines.
Cedar Rapids Miscellaneous Grain and Produce Prices
Listings show grain and produce prices in Cedar Rapids with varied items like wheat, hay, apples, grapes, and seed catalog entries. Prices range from about 4.5 to 4.9 per unit for grains and hundreds of dollars for bulk lots, reflecting a broad market snapshot with numerous line items.
Grain Prices Drop as Wheat Falls Up to 3 Cents
Wheat futures on the Chicago board fell up to 3 cents amid scattered selling. Winnipeg and Liverpool closed lower while corn and oats led broader grain declines. Cash markets showed light movement with limited receipts as traders weighed supply and demand factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Winnipeg
Washington News
Liverpool
Grain Market Notes From Chicago With Wheat Prices
Grain movement reports from Chicago show prices for No 2 hard red winter and No 4 and No 3 grades with fluctuations. Market items include receipts, protein measurements, and regional pricing signals across Minneapolis, Montana, and Minnesota cash grades, with notes on futures and seasonal demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Montana
Hogs Weaken on Local Market Amid Price Drop
Hog prices are weaker on the local market with all grades down 40 cents Thursday. The top price now reaches 4.25 dollars.
Wall Street Mixed as Markets Drift in Quiet Session
Stocks steadied after earlier losses but traded slowly amid fiscal uncertainty and inflation worries. Traders, with public participation at a minimum, saw Allied Chemical and U S Smelting gain about two points, while many blue chips moved fractionally. The so called smart money reportedly sat out for weeks awaiting clarity on administration monetary policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allied Chemical
U. S Smelting
National Distillers
American Telephone
U .S, Steel
Case
Chrysler
General Motors
Consolidated Gas
Johns- Manville
Market Summary From Unclear OCR Page
Fragmented text references market activity with prices and traders. Mentions New York and standard dealings, but many words are garbled making specifics like names, dates, or exact figures unreadable. Provides little actionable detail beyond a general market context.
Ten Alleged Communists Nabbed At Sioux City
Ten men are jailed after a raid by sheriffs deputies and city police on a meeting place at 22 Wall Street. County Attorney Max Duckworth will file charges for advocating criminal syndicalism and being members of an organization for exciting hatred. Authorities say the communists stirred trouble among the unemployed as colder weather nears and stricter actions loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouk City
Ahonm
Sheriffa
Wall Street
Max Duckworth
Hostuden
Ins
Mrs Talmadge Mother in Critical Condition with Pneumonia
Mrs Mar mare Peg Talmadge mother of the three Talmadge girls Worma Natalie and Constance of state and screen fame was in critical condition in a hospital Thursday with pneumonia after being struck by influenza days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmollywoon
Marmare
Peg Talmadge
Talmadge
Worma Natalie
Constance
Deaths of Charles Snider and Lorena Warren Highlight Cedar Rapids Obituaries
Charles LeRoy Snider a Spanish American war veteran dies at home in Cedar Rapids after a brief illness. He served in Cuba with Company K Third Nebraska and for nine years was custodian of Fillmore school. Lorena Warren 27 dies after three weeks illness in Cedar Rapids. She was born in Stockton New York and moved here five years ago. Burial in Linwood cemetery planned with services at Rohn West Side chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles LeRoy Snider
Gavenue
Morning Sun
Cedar Rapids
Cuba
Third
Nebraska Volunteer Infantry
Fillmore School
Hulda Snider
Wilmer
Betty Jane
Mrs Angeline Sargent 71 Dies in Marion Home
Mrs Angeline Sargent 71 wife of O P Sargent died at her daughter Mrs Margaret Youngs home 354 Sixth street Marion at 1 a m Thursday after a lingering illness She had lived in the area since age nine Survived by husband five children Mrs Verne E Young Spicer Minn Mrs Margaret Young Marion Mrs John Adams Burbank Calif James A Thompson Los Angeles Calif William E Thompson Cedar Rapids The Barta chapel will conduct services 2 p m Friday Burial in Linwood cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m Thursday
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Angeline Sargent
O. P Sargent
Margaret Young
Sixth Street
Marion
Verne E. Young
Spicer
Minn
John Adams
Burbank
Calif
James A
Obituary for Kenneth Baker of Cedar Rapids
Kenneth Baker born January 22 1910 in Cedar Rapids died at a local hospital at 12 55. He lived here his whole life worked at Linn County Candy attended Grant High and played in the city baseball league. He is survived by his wife his mother Mrs Anna Baker and many aunts uncles and cousins. The Turner chapel will hold services at 2 pm Friday conducted by Rev Russell F Judson. Burial is in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Baker
B Avenue NW
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Candy Company
Grant High School
Anna Baker
Turner Chapel
Russell F. Judson
Linwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Simon W Hurwich in Waterloo
Funeral services for Simon W. Hurwich of Waterloo will be held at his home at 903 Clough Street Friday morning at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon W. Hurwich
Waterloo
Clough Street
Man From Whom 1190 Gallons Of Alchy Was Seized Fined $300
John Dee alias Withrow of Iowa City was fined 300 dollars after pleading guilty in federal court to illegal transportation of liquor. Dee was arrested May 21 1933 near Monticello by two federal prohibition agents who found 1190 gallons of alcohol in his truck. A defense motion to suppress evidence due to lack of a warrant was overruled. The haul was among the largest in the state this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dee
Withrow
Iowa City
Monticello
George Scott
Dee
R. 5
S. Milner
Ciry
Scott
Russia Refuses Compromise on Wheat Quota Fight
London reports Russia sticks to demand for a 75 900 000 bushel export quota under the world wheat plan. Other exporters propose 37 000 000 bushels. The dispute risks undermining the international wheat control program as Moscow rejects John McMurray's mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
John McMurray
Wheat Advisory Commission
Hoarder Defendant Pleads Not Guilty in Gold Report Case
Franl Campbell the first U.S. citizen to challenge federal gold hoarding laws pled not guilty to an indictment alleging failure to report $200000 in gold bars. He was held on $1000 bail and allowed to change his plea to a demurrer, to be argued next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Franl . Campbell
United States
Citien
Ile
St Paul Livestock Market Report Rough Trade Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Receipts near 4 200 head with cattle easing after a firm start. Early underscored by steady to easier feeding steers and heifers with cows and bulls softer after a 15 point decline. Hogs slow with 170 230 pound range at top bids about 480. sows lower, feeders and loaders steady to weak. Sheep run around 16 000 head with lambs around 69 0 native and Dakota shipments steady to higher in packer bids.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Itisburzh
East Buffalo
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Sioux City
Omaha
Shiprets
Glen
Retzhe
ST Paul
Paul
Asrtensturer
Ehipners
Ateady
NRA Leaders Turn Skeptical As Relief Rises and Pushback Grows
In Washington, NRA leaders grow wary as relief rolls surge 85 to 90 percent from last year. Critics note Blue Eagle backlash and Johnson speeches hurt administration aims. Officials abandon overnight revolutionary hopes and shift to a longer, steadier campaign.
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Green
Washington
Johnson
NRA
General Johnson
Brain
Moses
County Tax Receipts Hit 364746 89 in 1932
County Treasurer Frank L Williams reported 364746 89 dollars collected for 1932 taxes from September through September 27 and said offices stay open until 5 pm Saturday. September 30 is the last day for the second installment before penalties attach October 1. County Auditor Robert M Vesely also keeps hours until 5 pm Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Williams
Robert M. Vesely
Judge Ring Overrules Motion In Orr Suit
In district court Judge H C Ring overruled a defense motion for directed verdict in David Orr’s $10 000 personal injury suit against R G Hart. Orr alleges injuries from being struck by Hart’s car crossing Second Avenue at Fourth Street SE on July 30, 1932. Defense and plaintiff witnesses testified across two days, including Hart and Mrs Hart, with others like Dr B J Moon and L J Burkhardt testifying.
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H. C. Ring
David Orr
R. G Hart
Orr
Hart
Second Avenue
Fourth Street SE
Heart
Buick abandoned on Bertram-Mount Vernon road found
An older Buick sedan was found abandoned on the Bertram-Mount Vernon graveled road. The car has been there since Sunday, with license 70-2285, a broken left front door window, and a siphon with cans in the rear seat. Deputy Sheriff Larry Condon took charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Petrus
Bertram-Mount Vernon
Larry Condon
Speake seeks injunction to halt judgment enforcement at Center Point
Lloyd F. Speake petitions district court for an injunction to stop execution on Center Point property. The case stems from a $49.65 judgment issued November 17, 1932 in a Washington township justice court against Lloyd Speaks and Grace Speaks, with the creditor seeking satisfaction by execution on the Speake property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd F. Speake
Center Point
Speake
I. T. Street
Washington Township
Lloyd Speaks
Grace Speaks
Wilkes Seeks Divorce on Grounds of Cruel Treatment
Vera E. Wilkes petitions the district court for divorce from George L. Wilkes married October 12, 1931 citing cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of two minor children, support, and title to household furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera E. Wilkes
George L. Wilkes
Trio arrested in Creswell's pharmacy breakin pleads not guilty
Clifford Dinnell, 40, of 347 Thirty first Street SE, one of three held by police detectives for the Creswell's pharmacy breakin at 3207 First Avenue on Sept 22, appeared in district court before Judge H GC Ring on a breaking and entering charge and was denied bail with bond set at 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Dinnell
Thirtyfirst
Creswell
First Avenue
H Gc.ring
Paul Ford Arrested for Coal Theft in Cedar Rapids Yard
Paul Ford of 310 Eighth Avenue SE was arrested Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Jay Davis for stealing between 300 and 400 pounds of coal from Cedar Rapids Fuel company yards. Ford will be arraigned before Justice G. S Lightner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ford
Eighth Avenue SE
Jay Davis
Cedar Rapids Fuel Company
Ford
G. S Lightner
Judgments Named in District Court Docket
Default promissory note judgments issued by District Court judges include D. W. Bates receiver of Corn Belt Savings Bank versus William W. Roy and Nan Nye L. Roy for 495.02 dollars by Judge A B Clark and Robert Siver versus A L Van Fossen for 548.86 dollars by Judge H C Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Bates
Corn Belt Savings Bank
William W. Roy
Nannye L. Roy
A. B. Clark
Robert Siver
A. L. van Fossen
H. C. Ring
St Joseph Livestock Report Hogs Receipts Noted
Hogs at St Joseph market show receipts 17 000 9 000 with government pits light ARights 10-20 cents lower than Wednesday's average. Top price $500. Heavies food and choice 140-350 pounds about $4159 500 packing sows $275 to $50 pounds.
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ST. Joseth
ST Joseph
Fall Festival card draws Marion crowds with boxing and music
Marion hosts a Friday Fall Festival with six boxing rounds and two wrestling matches at 7 p.m. Headliners include Bear and Pappas with other bouts featuring Ozburn, McGuire, Diederich and Whitey. Evening shows begin on Tenth street and Seventh avenue followed by acts by the Faber sisters and other entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Pug Ozburn
Young McGuire
Bean Picker Edwards
Bob Gage
Mount Vernon
Jimmy Bear
Charlie Pappas
Silvis
Bear
Pappas
Scissors
Dick Diederich
Whitey
Coggan
Bill Gibson
Tenth Street
Seventh Avenue
Faber Sisters
Cascade
Red Faber
Bissier
Cedar Rapids
Alice Gay
la Pica
Marion City Band
Tipton
Bethany Circle Welcomes New Members at First Fall Session
The Bethany Circle of the Methodist church held its first fall meeting on Wednesday with seven new members welcomed. Effie Miller led the devotional, J. M. Walters spoke, and a scripture contest plus readings by Freda Young followed. Supper for seventy was served by a committee including Winter, Erwin, Riddick, Crane, Armstrong, Newlin, Allen, Crowner, Emerson, and Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Circle
The
Methodist Church
Effie Miller
J. M. Walters
Freda Young
M. O. Winter
George Erwin
M. H. Riddick
Willa Crane
E. D
Marion club hosts 8 guest day tea at public library
The Marion Nature and Garden club held an eight guest day tea Wednesday in the public library auditorium. Amy Dean and Verle Breed played piano numbers while Mrs. F. S. Skinner and Mrs. Andrew P. Munson presided. The tea table featured a rose colored zinnia centerpiece, Italian cut work cloth, and yellow tapers, with Mrs. Norman Waffle, Mrs. A. P. Munson, and Mrs. K. M. Saunders in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Nature and Garden Club
Public Library
Amy Dean
Verle Breed
F. S. Skinmer
Andrew P. Munsen
Norman Waffle
A. P. Munson
K. M. Saunders
James W. Collier Former Mississippi Congressman Dies
James W. Collier of Mississippi, former democratic chairman of the house ways and means committee and tariff commission member, died suddenly at his Washington home on his birthday. He was 61, born near Vicksburg, served twelve terms and did not seek re election after a districting controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James W. Collier
Mississippi
Tariff Commission
House
Ways and Means Committee
Euddenly
Thursay
Vicksburg
Colier
St Luke's Settles Suit Over Estate
Settlement reached in Independence in a suit by twenty three nieces and nephews of William Hines against Logan Hines administrator and St Luke's Hospital of Cedar Rapids. Each petitioner awarded 850 with hospital to pay costs. Hospital was left property valued over 30000 by Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprcial
Independence
William Hines
Logan Hines
Hines
St. Luke's Hospital
Ceda Rapids
Puzzling love quadrangle puzzles two Chicago judges
Judges La Bay and Sabath struggle over divorces that swapped spouses George Schwarz and William Schnell and their exes Florence and Gladys. Alimony arrears reach 1500 and 1700 dollars prompting contempt actions. A plan to cancel claims is proposed as judges consider legality and possible en banc session on October 11.
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Chicago
Joseph la Bay
Joseph Sabath
George Schwarz
Gladys
Wiliam L. Schnell
Florence
William
George
Schnell
Sabath
Schwarz
la Bay
Solomon
Norman Becker
la Buy
Plan Vets Convention For Linn County War Veterans
Plans were completed for the Linn County Civil War Veterans association convention to be held Oct. 11 with dinner at noon. Open to all veterans and their families. Refreshments were served after the meeting by Mrs. Lena Lacock and Mrs. Hazel Slauson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County Civil War Veterans Association
Robert Mitchell
Re~ief Corps
Lena Lacock
Hazel Slauson
Notice in Linn County District Court 1933 case
Plaintiffs Frank Zid and Mary Wilson allege they are true beneficiaries under Elizabeth Krmenskis life insurance with The Prudential Insurance Company of America Policy No 5306311 seeking 1000 dollars plus interest from May 6 1933 and a decree that Napoleon B Wilson is barred from claims to funds and policy proceeds The next November 1933 term is set for pre action appearance at Cedar Rapids courthouse starting November 6 1933
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of Iowa
Linn County
Frank Zid
Mary Wilson
Napoleon B. Wilson
Prudential Insurance Company of America
GAID
District Court
Iowa
Lfe Insurance
Elizabeth Krmenski
Napoleon B. Wilton
Napoleon B Wilson
Cedar Rapids
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