Hogs Firm. Corn Active. Cattle Rally Pushes Prices
Hogs firm on early trading with good support from smaller dealers and eastern shippers. best medium and lightweight butchers reach 12.15. underweight hogs slip. Cattle rally as yearlings and light steers demand rises. yearlings top 13.15, heavy steers 10.50 up. cows and heifers rise, bulls and calves strong. Wheat gains as corn rises. Argentine crop damage and threshing delays noted. hard winter wheat sold for rail to seaboard. 250,000 bushels stored at Buffalo.
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Chicago
Seaboard
Buffalo
Jury "Loaded" in Hall Mills murder trial
The state moves for a mistrial after affidavits alleging juror misconduct and sleeping during testimony surface. Special Prosecutor Simpson cites letters and hotel overheard conversations, seeking a mistrial and potential retrial on Hall case charges if denied.
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Jane Gibson
Willie Stevens
Simpson
Somerville
Tillman
Hall-Mills
Alexander Simpson
Moore
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Mills
Frances Stevens Hall
Henry
Eleanor R. Mills
Edward W. Hall
Mills
Chicago Livestock Prices. Hogs Cattle and Sheep Traders
Hogs receipts 17 900 head market slow steady to weak top 12 15 paid for 250 to 270 pound weights. Cattle receipts 12 900 head fed steers yearlings active strong to 23 sec higher with top yearlings 12 15 and several loads 12 75 12 00. fat cows unevenly high er stockers around 8 25 bulk vealers 11 50 12 09. Sheep receipts 16 090 head market slow better grade fat lambs about steady holding bulk fat ewes 5 40 to 8 50 feeding lambs weak to lower around 11 59 12 00. Offside farm estimates Cattle 11 000 head Hog 25 000 head.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Market Report
Department of Agriculture cattle receipts total 569 head with calves 1,400. steers strong with heavy offerings, bulk fed steers around 7.50 to 9.50. veal tops near 16.00. hog receipts 19,500 with overall slow market and mostly steady to higher on some weights. Sheep receipts 6,060 with killing classes steady. top fed lambs about 12.85 and other natives near 12.25 to 12.75.
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Kansas City
Department of Agriculture
Sioux City Livestock Market Totals Demand Weak as Receipts Rise
Sioux City market reports 5 000 cattle with slow demand and weak filters. Stockers steady. fat steers around 12.50. cows and heifers near 11.9. Veals 4.90. hogs receipts 9 900 with prices around 11.5 to 12.0. sheep 32 599 head and market steady.
Hogs Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported at St Louis Market
Hogs receipts 12 690 head market slow early market steady ton 12.26 bulk 134 to 220 pounds 12.19 12.15 20 to 129 pound pigs 11.99 12.10 packing sows strong to 25 cents higher bulk 11.00 1 159. Cattle receipts 4 599 head steers strong spots 24 cents higher top yearlings 11.75 best matured steers 10.59 mixed yearlings heifers and bulls steady heifers 6.50 bulls 5.25 600 cows and low cutters 15 25 cents higher cows 5.25 5.75 low cutters 3.65 3.85 good and choice dealers 14.25. Sheep receipts 1 900 head bidding lower on lambs no early sales aged sheep steady best aged sheep steady best armed wethers 7.25 top killing ewes 6.00.
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Gaet St. Louis
Tipe
Department of Agriculture
Market Report St Joseph Missouri Livestock Prices
Hogs receipts 11 900 head market steady to higher top 311 89 bulk. Cattle receipts 3 600 head market steady to weak steers 7 50 to 19 59 cows and heifers 83 54 110 00 stockers and feeders 6 00 8 25. Sheep receipts 500 head market slow steady lambs 12 00 12 85 ewes 5 59 6 50.
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St. Joseph
ATP
Peoria Livestock Market Report Recap
Peoria Illinois market notes show receipts of 1500 head with prices up to 12.00 for top cattle and veal at 12.99. Breaks include lights around 11.80, mediums near 11.90, heavies about 12.00, packers 10.90 11.00, stags 9.59 10.99. Overall cattle market steady with veal highs.
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Petoria
New York Sugar Market Report Dec 1
Raw sugar price at 5.02 Cuban duty pail No sales reported Refined sugar unchanged at 6.95 to 6.25 for fine granulated prices noted for New York market December 1
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New York
Amr
Chicago grain and feed prices in late 1920s market report
Chicago markets list grain prices by grade for wheat corn oats rye and seeds with ranges for No 3 red wheat at 1.30 to 1.31 and No 2 white oats around 46 to 47 cents, plus rye at 93 cents and seed prices for Timothy Clover and rye.
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Saylor - Wickerman
Saylor and Wichelman
Hershey
Bennett & Co
Chicago
New York
Ciose
Corn Receipts Mixed. prices vary on new and old corn
Peoria Illinois dispatch notes 41 cars of corn receipts with market activity rising for old corn and mixed grades. No 3 white 73 cents No 2 yellow 74c No 3 yellow 73c No 6 yellow about 72 to 69 cents No 2 mixed 14 cents No 3 mixed 75 cents sample grade 59 15/16 cents Cats receipts nine cars market is higher with No 2 white 44 46 cents nominal.
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Peoria
Local Markets Poultry and Eggs Reported Prices
Local market rates from Swift Co list poultry and eggs with varieties such as Goend springs at 18¢ and Leghorn and black cocks at 10–14¢. Daily quotations from J P Souire Co. include assorted poultry, and bulk buyers are offered price bands from hatchers to heavy packers with per hundred or per load figures.
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Swift & Co
Goend Springs
Chicago Til Tec Butter and Eggs Market Summary
Receipts show 5 768 tabs of butter with creamery extras at 53c, standards 46c, and frets at 42 44c. Eggs receipts 3 043 cases, poultry alive firm with various items priced per car or unit, potatoes 74 cars on track with shipments 1 08, market slow and dull. Wisconsin sacked round whites listed at 2.25 to 2.40, Minnesota 2.20 to 2.55.
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Chicago
Ducks
Reese
Wisconsin
Minnesota
New York Butter and Eggs Market Receipts Report
New York market notes show butter receipts at 6.251 tubs with varied prices for creamery products. Egg receipts total 11.995 cases with nearby hennery whites and extras listed. Cheese receipts stand at 120.055 pounds with steady activity.
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New York
Divident Stocks Rise Amid Investment Trade Rush
New York December 1 AP. Pools spur speculative demand but most buying focuses on investment grade stocks with solid earnings and higher dividend prospects. Commercial Solvent B climbs 11 points to 234, Texas Pacific Land Trust gains 35 to 1230, Warner Brothers Pictures A and Shubert Theatres weaken, Advance Runnery shares hit yearly lows.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Texas Pacific Land Trust
Thanksgiving Socials Tied to Family Events in North Prairie
Genevieve Rifley of Cedar Rapids visited relatives in North Prairie with her sister and father over Thanksgiving. Local residents hosted dinners and gatherings to mark anniversaries and family milestones, including the Leech fifty sixth wedding anniversary and the Schooley forty first anniversary. Residents traveled for shopping and visits to Muscatine, Morning Sun, and Town City as they observed holiday meals and kinship.
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West Liberty
Genevieve Rifley
Cedar Rapids
Roy Kelech
Robert Rifley
Louise
Fred Thorp
Downey
Mabel Conklin
Muscatine
J. Vv. H. Nauman
Everett Vincent
Mabel Chase
Town City
J. B. Vanhorn
al Thomanson
P. N. Schooley
Earl Schooley
Ralph Schooley
Clayton Eden
Ainsworth
C. C. Hampton
C. A. Summells
Charlie Morrison
Madelyn Hormel
Frank Hormel
Lawrence Rummells
George Jewell
Will Conklin
Mabel
A. W. Herring
John Anderson
Seth Albin
Frank Herrold
Minnie Roth
Agnes
Ann Morrison
Letts Social Roundup Notes Thanksgiving Guest List
A Thanksgiving turkey dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lowe’s Letts home brought together many locals including Mr. and Mrs. Max Leiberknecht and others. Roberta Laura Butler returns from Omaha. James Turkington ill but improving. Community events include Home Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs. O. B. Rogers and several Sunday visits and weekend trips among Letts residents and Muscatine/Cedar Rapids visitors.
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Austin
Laura Butler
Omaha
J. B. Garrett
James Turkington
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
O. B. Rogers
William Lieberknecht
J. L. Hildebrand
B. B. Lintner
J.L. Hildebrand
S. H. Turkington
E C. Turkington
B. F. Snyder
Roy Paine
Ernest Lieberknecht
Eland
Hugh Sheilabarger
Des Moines
Muscatine
Ella Burnell
Floyd Lieberknecht
Laurence Estle
H. E. Gipple
Irene Barnes
Floy Eliason
Hanson
Linderman
L. A. Gipple
L. M. Hildebrand
Charles Musch
William Berry
Chicago
M. L. Shellabarger
Lambert Estle
Raymond Armentrout
Myrtle Griffin
Cedar Rapids
Laura Griffin
Ruth
Walter Griffin
Little Ruth
Clara Wilson
Malcom
L. O. Hanssen
Farmington, Minn
Andrew Schultz
Harry Austin
Ray Redfern Wins Oats at International Show in Chicago
Ray Redfern of Yarmouth IA won first prize in the oats competition for regions 3 and 7 at the hay and grain show linked to the International Livestock exposition in Chicago. Several other Iowa entrants and a few from Indiana placed in the top twenty, with Gallmeyer Brothers Mechanicsville winning in Shorthorn calves and Walter Binney Mt. Vernon taking Red Polled cattle honors.
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Ray Redfern
Yarmouth
Chicago
Redfern
Muscatine
Tipton
Indiana
Paul Taylor
Mitchelville
Forecast Ford
A. K. Christianson
Newell
Morgan Bonzer
Liscomb
W. K. Walker
Holstein
Gallmeyer Brothers
Mechanicsville
Parkview Edna
Mt. Vernon
Walter Binney
Bertran
Champion
Lottie
Adolph Arp
Eldridge
Sauerkraut Dinner by Wilton Ladies Auxiliary
The December division of the Presbyterian church Ladies auxiliary will host a sauerkraut dinner Thursday in the church dining room starting at 11 oclock. Tickets available from Mrs Ida Boot at Star drug store or Miss Frances Kelley at the city clerk's office. Dr Henry Hell was a business visitor in Davenport Tuesday.
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Wilton
The
Presbyterian Church
Ida Boot
Star Drug Store
Frances Kelley
City Clerks
Henry Hell
Davenport
Missing Maquoketa teacher sought by Mt. Vernon father
W J Sizer of Mt. Vernon Iowa searches Muscatine for his daughter Myrtle Sizer a Maquoketa schoolteacher missing since November 5. He asks anyone who sees her to contact him in Mt. Vernon detailing her appearance and clothing.
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W. J. Sizer
Mt. Vernon
Muscatine
Myrtle Sizer
Maquoketa
Marion
Electricity use in U S tops fifteen million homes
Electricity powers more than 15 100 000 homes in the United States nearly tripling from six years ago. In Italy many telephone lines are being extended for wider service.
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United States
Italy
Earth’s core likened to metal-cored golf ball says scientist
Dr. E. D. Williamson asserts the earth rests on a metal core of pure iron or iron nickel with a thickness at least 4,200 miles. Surrounding layers include iron and rock, then rock strata capped by granite at the surface. Tank ships from nine nations traversed the Suez Canal in the past year.
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E. D. Williamson
Suez Canal
Morning Sun Club Notes and Local News
Morning Sun community brief covers Sorosis Club meeting at Mrs. D Y Graham home. Local students Norma Campbell Dor othy Campbell return to Cedar Falls Burlington schools. Several residents travel to Dallas Ravina Tex Burlington for medical and family reasons. Free December movie at Electric Theatre announced.
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Sorosis
D. Y. Graham
Norma Campbell
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Campbell
Burlington
Clyde McElhinney
Raymond ,Hutchcroft
Mediapolis
Herbert Aspelmeyer
Leo Nichols
Leo Sherman
Margaret Rees
Frances McElhinney
Parsons College
Marie Todd
Prairie City
Helen Todd
Prairie Mound
Martha Todd
Consolidated School
Ralph Crawford
E. F E. Bazel
W. R. Smyth
H. c. Brown
C. A. McElhinney
Dallas
Tex
Marsh Brown
Ross Brown
Albert Willson
Ravina
Merchants of Morning Sun
Electric Theatre
Howard Cornelius
Babe
Chicago
L. D. McKinney
J. W. Briggs
Hilton
Robert
Alice
James Briggs
Don Stratton
Willamette
Ind
J. L Stratton
Cairo
Howard McKinney
Cora Kilpatrick
Wapello
Clara Hale
Judge Hale
Lola M Wilson drops divorce action against James S Wilson
Mrs. Lola M. Wilson today dismissed the divorce suit filed in district court against James S. Wilson. Cruelty was cited as the grounds. Drake and Wilson are listed as her attorneys. The piece notes a separate statistic: Germany’s unemployed rose to 2,900,000, now down to under 1,400,000.
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Lola M. Wilson
James S. Wilson
Drake& Wilson
Germany
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