Oklahoma City and Kansas City Livestock Markets August Report
Oklahoma City and Kansas City markets show cattle calves hogs and sheep varied with mixed gains and declines. Prices ranged with top cattle near 7.50 for good fed steers, hogs around 4.50 to 4.75, and sheep showing minor gains amid steady or softer trading. Exports and futures extended evening activity in cotton and grain markets.
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Oklahoma City
Texas
Kansas City
Kansas
Poultry Prices Steady Across Market Amid Sluggish Trade
Chicago report notes alive poultry, one car, 43 trucks, and prices unchanged as buyers show muted demand in early trading.
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Chicago
Aus
Potato market report from Chicago and U S ship dments
The Chicago market notes 92 carload shipments on track 155 with total U S shipments 247. Cobblers from Missouri U S No 1 are priced around 0.70 to 0.75. Idaho Triumphs U S No 1 show up to 1.60 with mixed quality. Minnesota Early Ohioes partly graded around 0.75 to 0.80. Virginia Cobblers slightly decayed at about 1.70.
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Chicago
Aus
U. S
Missouri
Kansas
Bos
Idaho
U.S
Minnesota
Virginia
Butter and Eggs Prices From Creamery Listings
Butter price data shows 6 295 units with creamery specials at 93 score and 203 20c xtras at 92. Extra firsts rate 90 91, 18 18jc firsts 85-89, 164 174 seconds 86-87, 144 15h4c standards 90 score centralized carlots at 19 cents. Eggs listing notes 5 283 firm extra firsts carlots 16c and fresh graded firsts carlots at current receipts 124 14 he.
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Chicago
Aus
Lée
Wheat Prices Rise as Eastern Buying Boosts Market
Accressive buying from eastern sources lifted grain prices in Chicago on August 3. Traders spoke of strong inter ests building scale orders as the market sank for five days. Crop estimates for domestic spring wheat were debated, with projections near 273 million bushels versus harvests around 256 million. Wheat closed unsettled 12 17e higher, corn up 1h 4e, oats 2 47e higher, and provisions steady to up 2e.
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Checago Ghain
Chicago
Grain Price Quotes From Wheat Corn and Oats Markets
Wheat prices show No 2 red smutty at 509c and No 2 hard at 509 5le while No 2 yellow hard stands at 501c. No 1 northern spring Stie No 1 dark northern 52c No 1 mixed 49c and No 2 mixed 5047 504c. Corn No 2 mixed 307 Sle No 2 yellow 314 32c and No 2 yellow 31 31 hc. Oats No 2 mixed 16c No 2 white 17 18c No 3 white 363 17 he.
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Chicago
Aus
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise After Weak Opening
In New Orleans on August 3 cotton traded moderately active with an initial dip from poor Liverpool cables and weather worries. October touched 5.79 cents and December 5.94, then recovered later as stocks and wheat rally spurred buying. government report due Monday looms over sentiment.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Lawrence School a Model Center for Size and Spirit
Lawrence Okla shapes a vibrant community around a top grade school guided by W C Gregory a young teacher who acts as minister and civic leader. The town center includes a library fountain home economics music stage and playgrounds with a strong county and state rating backed by a supportive board and superintendent.
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Burton Grindstaff
Lawrence
Okla
Wideawake
W. cC. Gregory
Gregory
Grégory
Lois Osborn
Cc. E. Robinson
O. B. Templeton
R. R. Walker
James W. Huff
Miss Osborn
Rock Hills
McKeel Opposes Patented Oil Road Machinery
J F McKeel of the state highway commission states he is not opposed to oil or gravel roads but rejects any patented process for oiling roads. He cites cost, argues proper road material use, and explains his earlier opposition yielded to a commission consensus while noting savings from current methods.
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J. F. McKeel
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Commission
Cotton Market Quiet as Prices Edge Up in New Orleans
Spot cotton closed quiet 10 points higher in New Orleans with sales of 14 bales. Prices listed as low middling 5.40 cents, middling 5.85, good middling 6.20. Receipts 1,376 and stock 921,899.
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New Orleans
High Low
France anxious over war debt and Reichstag vote
News from Berlin reports Hitler failed to secure a clear Reichstag majority as Nazis gain 229 seats. Paris coverage notes U S France talks to revise war debts and disarmament plans to be discussed amid US election timing.
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Reichstag
Louis Lochner
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
General von Schleicher
Hitler
Heinrich Bruening
Nazis
Bavarian People's Party
Economic Party
Farmers Party
Munich
National Socialist Party
Alfred Huvcenbers
Reich
Greater
Franz von Papen
Dr. Bruening
Alfred Husgneberg
Bruening
Franz Bracht
Essen
Prussia
von Papen
Communist Party
von Schleicher
von Hindenburg
Von
Hoss Swappers to Organize Revival in Mississippi
PRENTISS Miss Aug 2 UP Horse lovers of the old Bourbon era in south Mississippi plan a revival of the Horse Swappers League to boost the horseflesh trade and revive horse judging amid social ostracism of past traders. Old timers seek renewed activity after four decades.
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Prentiss
Miss
Mississippi
Tpricht
Southland Royalty Pays Kay County Taxes After Audit
Officials of Southland Royalty Co and related firms paid 6110 in additional taxes following Kay County roll investigations led by Morgan Haight of Blackwell. Haight sought 7 450 000 extra valuation but 744 500 was allowed. New Royalty, Marland Employees, and Southland faced assessed increases for undeveloped leases and cash on hand. Haight's commission: 15 percent.
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Newkirk
Southland Oil Royalty Co
Ponca City
Kay County
Morgan Haight
Blackwell
Haight
Southland Royalty
Marland
New Royalty Company
New Royalty Co
Southland
Haidit
Washington riot under inquiry
Investigators probe mass rioting tied to bonus seekers after a veteran was killed. Pelham Glassford awaits grand jury summons while a coroner reviews police shooting of William Huska 37 of Chicago. Troops remain in town as DC enforces entry rules and radicals face habeas corpus actions.
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Washington
Pelham DD. Glassford
District of Columbia
William Huska
Chicago
United States
Hoover
Grand Jury
Oscar R. Luhrine
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Huska
Glassford
Thorpe Sees Opening of 1932 Olympics From Presidential Box
Los Angeles August 1. Jim Thorpe, once the world’s greatest all around athlete, attends the opening ceremonies on a borrowed pass. Vice President Curtis, praising Thorpe’s athletic impact, orders the pass delivered to him. Both men are of Indian descent and Curtis says Thorpe would have been his honored guest in the presidential box.
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Los Angeles
Jim Thorpe
Curtis
Thorpe
Jim
Five Trageries In State Sunday
Five men were killed in Oklahoma on Sunday in separate incidents. H H Johnson 55 former Ardmore city manager and brother of local bankers died from heat while watering flowers. Flucene Simpson 61 near Edmond died in hospital from a gunshot head wound. Haskell R McClinton 14 of Ardmore died from injuries in a car crash. Frank Oaks 19 of Ervin drowned in Red River. Paul Drumricht 18 of Soper fell beneath freight train wheels and was killed.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
H. H. Johnson
Aredmore
Frank
Hugh Johnson
Oklahoma City
Ardmore
Johnson
Sapulpa
Flucene Simpson
Edmond
Haskell R. McClinton
John E. McClinton
Red River
Huco
Frank Oaks
Ervin
Soper
Paul Drumricht
New Orleans Cotton Consumption Shines in State Report
The New Orleans cotton exchange reports the season ends with world cotton consumption at 13.331 million bales, up 1.475 million from last year. Carry over to next season at 13.449 million, commercial crop 14.898 million, mill takings 14.100 million, and southern consumption 4.25 million, with linters excluded figures showing 12.58 million consumed globally.
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New Orleans
H. G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Hillsboro Pastor Officiates Ada Couple Wedding
In Hillsboro Texas at 6 20 pm Rev W L Blackburn presided over the wedding of Audra Bennett to Aliphin. The couple plans a Texas trip before settling in Ada where Aliphin works at Belknap Hardware. The bride is the daughter of T E Bennett and the couple’s Ada ties are noted.
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Ada
Stonewall
Ena Mae Carter
James R. Filis Jr
J. P. Simmons
First Methodist Church
Simmons
Ellis
N. H. Carter
Mangum
Border- McGregor School
Billy
Ada Hich School
East Central
Highland Grocery
Hillsboro
Tex
W. L. Blackburn
Blackburn
Audra Bennett
Allphin
Texas
Alliphin
Belknap Hardware Company
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