Hog market shows lower bids as buyers limit purchases
Chicago AP reports hog buyers offered a wide selection of butchers and sows but bought cautiously, with bids 10 to 15 cents below Monday’s close. Prices for choice 180-210 pound hogs at $8.10, and best 200 pound loads bid at $8.15 were rejected to seek about 50 cents more, as large runs failed to spur activity.
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Chicago
Alete Lp
Iowa
Des Noines
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Minnesota
Poultry and Livestock Prices Reported for Local Markets
Local markets post eggs at 33 to 35 cents a dozen and poultry prices varying by class. Hog quotes cover ranges from 7.15 to 8.25 dollars per hundredweight, with cattle and sheep receipts noted and prices for steers, heifers, cows, bulls, veal, and lambs listed across weight classes.
Hog Prices Across Iowa Markets Reported by AP
The Associated Press cites current hog price ranges at several Iowa markets including Fort Rapid s Des Moines Mason City Ottumwa and Waterloo with receipts noted at Des Moines and varying weights from lights to heavies. Prime hogs fetch roughly 7.10 to 7.60 per unit while packers offer around 6.25 to 6.95 reflecting regional demand.
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Towa
Associated Press
Iowa
Ot Rapids
Des Moines
Mason City
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Hog Receipts Hit 44 000 Head With Active Trade
U S Department of Agriculture reports hog receipts totaling 44 000 head with 8 000 head direct. Early prices opened 5 to 1 cent lower then trade moved active and fully steady. Top price reached 835 for light weights with most 170 lbs and down around 820 to 830.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Market Report Kansas City Livestock Prices Prompt Activity
U S Department of Agriculture notes receipts of 7 000 hogs 7 000 cattle and 6 000 sheep with activity fair and steady to lower. Top hog price 7 90 for 190 216 lb animals. Cattle show mixed gains on yearlings and heavy weights with varied steer and heifer prices. Sheep firming for lambs with higher near term values and steady ewe quotes.
Omaha market review on cattle hogs and sheep receipts
Hog receipts reached 10 000 head with price ranges mostly steady to firm and top hogs at 8.05 per cwt on 230 to 240 lb butchers. Cattle receipts 7 500 head with fed steers and yearlings steady to slow. stockers and feeders steady to strong. Sheep receipts 7 000 head with lamb bids opening around 25 higher and best lambs near 8.25.
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Omaha
Neb
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Livestock Market Report South St. Paul Minn
Cattle receipts show a slow, weak slaughter market with steers and yearlings in moderate supply and high weighteds best on offer around 106 dollars. Calves remain steady to strong with good and choice grades 8.50 to 11.00, hog prices active with lights and butchers 7.75 to 7.80, sheep demand firmer around 8.00 to 8.25 for fat lambs and 3.00 to 3.50 for feeder types.
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South St. Paul
Minn
Dept. of Agriculture
New York Poultry Market Quotes Steady
Poultry quotations show dressed stock steady while live irregular. Chickens by express 19 25c per lb. broilers by express 2 40c. fowls by express 19 7c. Freight quotations unchanged.
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New York Poultry
New York
Express
Redemption Time Nearing Close on Rail Right of Way
Louisa county landowners adjoining the former M., B. and S. railway right of way have been notified that tax sale certificates for taxes 1923 to 1925, assigned to B. R. Hicklin after a 1927 sale in Wapello, will expire redemption in 90 days. Hicklin has paid subsequent taxes and will receive a deed if redemption lapses. Muscatine was the line’s northern terminus, with only a small portion used for switching in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa County
Wapello
B. R. Hicklin
Hicklin
Muscatine
Grain Values Mount Higher As Corn Leads Market Move
Chicago reports grain values rising with corn leading the advance due to tight supply and cold weather. Buying paused on delivery stops from recent sellers as only 53 cars arrived, keeping demand strong. December corn prices firm to 78 3 4 cents, wheat up modestly, oats advancing and provisions steady to up.
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Chicago
Chicago grain and seed prices in mixed ranges
Wheat prices for No. 1 hard and spring notes subsidies through 78 cents. Corn values vary by grade from No. 3 mixed at 75 to 76 percent cents to No. 2 yellow around 78 to 79 cents. Oats and white varieties show 34 to 44 cents, while Timothy Seed trades at 8 to 9 dollars and Clover Seed at 15 dollars to 22.75.
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Bellres
Chicago
Timothy
Minneapolis Flour Prices Steady on Bran and Middlings
Minneapolis flour market reports unchanged shipments at 44,845 barrels. Bran priced at $18,504 with a $19.00 basis and Standard Middlings at $18.50 with a 19% factor.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago Market Receipts and Prices Summary
Market receipts for poultry butter potatoes and eggs show limited sales and steady or firmer prices in places. Poultry prices range roosters 15c turkeys 23c fowls 16 20c springs 19c ducks 16c geese 14c. Butter and creamery prices hold firm with standards around 31 33c and firsts near 30c. Eggs show easier demand with extra firsts 39c fresh graded firsts 34 35c and refrigerator varieties around 20 22c. Futures for eggs and butter storage standards noted with December and January terms.
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Chicago
United States
Unclear Poultry Market Rates List And Descriptions
A fragmented OCR list shows poultry pricing terms and grades. Entries reference terms like firsts, extra, medium firsts, nearby white pullets, Pacific coast white, shell treated, and various cents per unit. No coherent narrative or complete items present.
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Pacific Coast
Produce price report from Kansas City market
In Kansas City a price summary shows eggs at 8.10 per dozen, butter at 35 cents for creamery in large quantities, 34 cents for butter fat, and 25 cents for other butter fat. Other produce remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Hay Market Receipts Steady
AP reports Kansas City hay receipts show 15 cars unchanged in the market, reflecting stable activity in hay trading with no price or volume shifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
Fire damages church home in Columbus Junction
A morning fire started by a spark on the roof badly damaged the parsonage of the Methodist church in Columbus Junction between 11 and 12 o'clock. The roof was nearly destroyed and the interior flooded with water. Estimated damage is $1,000. Rev. W. A. Lamp and his family occupy the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
W. A. Lamp
Methodist Church
Radio Programs Listing for Davenport Des Moines Station NBC Schedule
Radio schedule from Davenport Des Moines Central Broadcasting Co shows daily programs from 7:00 p.m. to midnight with NBC slots. Notable items include Quaker Early Bird, Betty Crocker, National Farm and Home Hour, Velvetina, Palmolive Hour, Coca Cola Program, Vincent Lopez and Jack Albin orchestras, and Dave's Barnstormers.
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NBC
Paramount Theater
Des Moines
Betty Crocker
Don
Betty
Elgin
National Farm and Home Hour
Palais D'Or Orchestra
Evening Stars
Blackhawk
Garden Wall
Charlotte Geer
Valley
Jas. E. Green
Uncle Abe
David
Elinor Smith
Washington
Wm. Hard
Halsey Stuart
Vincent Lopez
St. Regis Hotel Orchestra
Jack Albin
Pennsylvania Orch
Dave
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights of WLS Cmrcaco Playbill
The listing shows WLS Cmrcaco 5 000 watts broadcasting eventide melodies at 7 00 pm, an international heating harmony program at 1 pm, a 7 30 pm community club featuring a farm fair, and an 8 pm session with Carl Sandburg.
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Carl Sandburg
Evening Radio Schedule From Waterloo Station
Waterloo program grid lists 7:00 p.m. Its A Feet on WMT followed by CBS broadcasts including Bur ling’s Syn copated History Toscha Seidel Concert Orchestra and Josh Higgins. WMT features W. A. McCullough and Sons and Studio with The Caribbeans Rhythm Choristers and finally Guy Lombardo before California Melodies sign off at 11:00 p.m.
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WMT
Maurice Zimmring
CBS
Burbng
Toscha Seidel
Josh Higgins
W. A. McCullough & Sons
Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
California Melodies
Evening Radio Schedule listing multiple programs
Wednesday schedule lists Hydrox Party at 5 30 p m Panico s Canton Orchestra at 6 p m Teaberry Sports Reporter at 6 10 Uncle Bob at 6 15 Tom Gerun s Congress Orchestra at 6 30 Olsen Ebann Time and NBC Yeast Foamers at 7 and many more including NBC Camel Pleasure Hour Coca Cola Program and Wayne King s Aragon Orchestra ending with Louis Panico s Canton Tea Garden Orchestra and Tom Gerun s Congress Orchestra late night.
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Hydrox Party
Panico
Canton Orchestra
Teaberry
Uncle Bob
Tom Gerun
Congress Orchestra
Olsen & Ebann
NBC
Yeast Foamers
Herald & Examiner
State Street Tomorrow
Wayne King
Aragon Orchestra
Spitainy
Edge
Beach Orch
Louis Panico
Canton Tea Garden Orchestra
Evening Radio Schedule Delights List of Programs
A detailed rundown of WMAQ Chicago and NBC CBS programs from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM includes Topsy Turvy Time CBS My Book House and more with musical acts, talks, and a final Beach View Gardens Orchestra performance at 11:00 PM in the Uptown Village area. The lineup features Chevrolets, Eskimo Pie, Literary Digest, Tosca Seidel, The Caribbeans, Rhythm Choristers, Amos and Andy, Daily News Concert Orth, Dan and Sylvia, and Elgin Time Signal.
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CBS
My Book House
Chevrolet
Hal O'Flaherty
Tosca Seidel
Gabriel
Musical Pr
Rhythm Choristers
NBC
Amos and
Andy
Daily News
Orth
Dan
Sylvia
Elgin
Beach View Gardens
Uptown Village Orchestra
WENR Chicago Program Tonight December 5 Schedule
WENR Chicago lists a 50 000 watt broadcast with Cope Harvey's Orchestra Beauty Talk Illinois Watch Time Luke and er geen Off the Air Mike and Herman Weather Report Telethron Time and Air Vaudeville Herbie Kays and Sol Wagners Orchestras. Programs run from 6 00 p m to 1 00 a m with NBC Amos n Andy and multiple musical acts.
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Cope Harvey
Illinois
Luke and
Er Geen
NBC
Amos ’'N
Andy
Mike and
Herman
Weather Report
Herbie Kay
Sol Wagner
Old Time Dance on Fete Program Ends Registration Notice
The Muscatine event details a December celebration with 12 prizes including a grand prize of $10 in gold and $5 gift certificates for others. Parking improvements along the riverfront will accommodate about 300 cars with lights and guard rails. Registration points at city hall, Welch building, and Journal office will assign prizes and manage visitors.
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Muscatine County
Muscatine
River Front
Sycamore
Cedar Streets
Levee Commission
Muscatine High Bridge
Mississippi
No. 84
Welch
Third Street
Iowa Avenue
Melon Growers Organize Here For Wilt Resistant Strains
Melon growers gather in Muscatine County to form a statewide association aimed at developing wilt resistant watermelons. Five-year effort by Iowa State College plant pathologists yielded seed from infected soil to revive melon farming in Conesville and Fruitland. About 52 members enrolled. seed pricing ranges from 2.40 for one pound to 204.30 for 100 pounds with profits funding further research and certification.
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Iowa State College
Muscatine County
Conesville
Fruitland
Iowa
Elmer Corwin
Hal Wolford
D. V. Layton
I. E. Melhus
R. H. Porter
Layton
The
State College
Carl Rylander
Melon Association
Davis Wins Fight for Senate Seat
The report lists the Senate contenders and party affiliations, showing a large tally of votes among Republicans and Democrats. It notes the division of candidates by party, including Farmer-Labor-Shipstead and multiple named figures, with totals indicating a crowded race and several party groups.
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Cutting
Dale
Frazier
Kowell
Norbeck
Norris
Nye
Ashurst
Barkley
Black
Bulkley
Connally
Dill
George
Harris
Hayden
Heflin
McGill
Sheppard
Simmons
Trammel
Wagner
Wheeler and Williamson
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Bingham
Borah
Brookhart
Capper
Carey
Deneen
Fess
Gillett
Glenn
Goff
Goldsborough
Gould
Greene
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield
Hebert
Johnson
Jones
Kean
Keyes
McMaster
McNary
Moses
Oddie
Patterson
Phipps
Pine
Reed Robinson
Indiana
Schall
Shortridge
Smoot
Steiner
Thomas
Idaho
Townsend
Vanderberg
Waterman
Watson
Blease
Brock
Broussard
Copeland
Fletcher Harrison
Kendrick
Congress Receives Hoover's Message Presses for Drought Aid
Hoover warns of a $180 million deficit for the current year and a $30 million surplus next year. Senator Robinson plans a $60 million loan fund with Republican support to aid drought relief. He urges rigid economy and defers new spending while endorsing the London naval treaty and highlighting improved foreign relations.
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Robinson
Arkansas
Treasury
Evening Radio Schedule Announces Several Musical Programs
The page lists stations and times for Paul Whiteman's Orchestra at 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., Purities Bakery segment at 6:30 p.m., Off the Air gaps, CBS broadcasts including Gold Medal Fast Fret at 6:00 p.m. and La Palma Smoker at 8:30 p.m., Lucien Lelong Program with Ben Bernie's Orchestra at 9:00 p.m., Whyle Hat Hour at 9:30 p.m., and Around the Town with multiple orchestras at 11:15 p.m. plus a reminder to read classifieds.
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Paul Whiteman
Purities
Cecil
Sally
CBS
la Palma
Lucien Lelong
Ben Bernie
Whyle
Jan Garber
Phil Levant
Henri Gendron
Ek Merry Gardens
Death of Mrs. Louise McGrew at Grandview
Mrs. Louise Amelia McGrew 46 of Grandview died at home after a months long illness. Born Rock Island Illinois March 17 1884 she married Charles McGrew Sept 16 1905. Survived by husband three sons Otis L Charles Clyde one daughter Ruby and two sisters. Funeral at Grandview community church with burial there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Amelia McGrew
Grandview
McGrew
Rock Island
Charles McGrew
Muscatine
Grandview Rebekah Lodge
Royal Neighbors
Wapello
Otis L. Charles
Clyde
Ruby McGrew
O. L. Davis
Evanston
Idl
Josephine Wolfe
Burlington
Grandview Community Church
Mr. Lewis
Grandview Church
McGrew Home
Hoffman Funeral Home
Sugar Market Shows Mixed Movements in New York Trade
Raw sugar fell 4 percent to 3.42 delivered while raw futures held steady to 2 points higher. Refined sugar remained at 4.75 for fine granulated, with little change across the board in New York trading.
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New York
Funeral for Albert M. Gay Held in Conesville
Funeral services for Albert M. Gay who died by his own hand at home in Conesville were held at 2 p m at the home of Mrs Nell Foor. Rev E Jasmann officiated with pallbearers Claude Horton John Singleton C B Horton Roy Jean Clyde and Roy Wolford. Burial followed in Conesville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Albert M. Gay
Nell Foor
E. Jasmann
Grace Reformed Church
Clyde Wolford
Roy Jean
Jesus
Claude Horton
John Singleton
C. B. Horton
Clyde
Roy Wolford
Conesville Cemetery
Aviatrix Mrs Miller Describes Bahamas Escape
Australian aviatrix Mrs J M Keith Miller told how a storm blew her off course during a Havana to Miami flight and forced a landing on a Bahamas island. She walked sixteen miles to a telegraph station, endured blistered feet and a rocky beach, and was helped by a resident woman and child before rescue.
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Andros Island
Miami
Keith Miller
We Ney
Pittsburgh
Havana
Pennsylvania City
Cuba
W. N. Lancaster
Miller
O. K
Aviatrix
Nassau
Associated Press Bureau
Bahamas
J. M. Keith Miller
Fla
Kemps Bay
Forsyth
Andros
Browning Golden Anniversary Full of Local Guests
Columbus Junction couple Mr and Mrs Dan Browning celebrate thirty years of marriage with open house at their countryside home five miles south of Columbus Junction. They expect many friends to call between 1 30 and 4 PM next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Dan Browning
Columbus High Ool
Genevieve Fedderson
Columbus
Columbus High School
John Rees
Joy, Illinois Man Fatally Burned in Kitchen Fire
AP reports Charles B. Kauffman, 22, of Joy Illinois, was fatally burned Monday when he tried to start a kitchen stove with gasoline. The incident occurred in his home and details of the blaze are under investigation.
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Joy
Til
Charles B. Kauffman
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Too
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Senate
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Hoover
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Snyder
Missionary Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church
H. L. McRoberts
B. H. van- Meter
T. N. O'Neill
Ray Sinclair
Fred Och
Muscatine Home Society
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