Los Angeles Livestock Market Faces OPA Uncertainty
Week of June 24 saw totals near last week but below year ago as Congress stalls on OPA. Beef cattle demand stayed strong with prices rising, Idaho steers at 18.60 and California grassers at 17.68, cows mostly 12 to 15, heifers 16 to 17, calves to 17.50, stockers 14.5 to 15.5, and lambs peaking at 16.75 marking season highs since 2029.
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OPA
Los Angeles
Idaho
Calif
Political Calendar for June 27 and Election Dates
June 27 marks the first filing day for campaign expense statements in the first primary with last day set for July 2. Key dates follow for second primary, county conventions, state and district conventions, and final deadlines through August 24, culminating in the November 8 general election. The text also notes the regular army retirement program offering half pay after 20 years and three quarters pay after 80 years of service.
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Fist
Regular Army
Range Pow Wow Through West Texas Countryside Notes
A travel piece from last Sunday reports a cool partly cloudy day across West Texas from Fort Davis to Hobbs and Pecos. It highlights oil activity around Kermit, growing cattle and sheep, new deep oil wells, Hobbs as a thriving town, and a scenic bus ride by a Davidson Alpine driver. The author visits Balmorhea stock pens, Pecos rodeo promoters, and Pyote’s war‑surplus scenery, reflecting on air power and peace prospects while urging enjoyment of Texas countryside.
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Fort Davis
Pecos
Hobbs
Kermit
Edwards Davidson
Baggertt
West Texas
Bist Mountains
Pyote
Old West
Texas
47 Students To Receive Degrees at S. R. College
Forty seven students will receive degrees at Sul Ross College at the end of the short term. The list includes graduates earning Master of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, and Bachelor of Science degrees with names such as Armin W Aufderhaar Ralph Ashton Barker Jesse Bell and many others. The ceremony honors graduates across arts sciences and teacher training with permanent state certificates noted for several candidates.
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S. R. College
Rowe State College
Taeda
Scone
Anna D. Inn
T. H. Ruesdoe
Armin W. Aufderhaar
Ralph ‘Ashton Barker
Jesse Thomas Bell
Erline Bennett
Olive Caldwell Blucher
Arthur Clinton Carroll
Robert Enoch Darnell
Philip Hardin Davidson
Gordon Grigas
Berta Clark Lassiter
Harvey Leon Lovell
Nina Nunn McCarter
Mary I McDonough
Charles A Reynolds
Amold Rignards
Deane Dickey Schloemer
Vera Bess Holmes Walker
Patsy Hushes Webb
Lola Cotter White
Sul Ross expects little change in summer and fall enrollment
Reservations for the second six weeks of the summer term are only slightly down while dormitory shifts will show the largest changes as undergraduates reduce required hours. Lawrence Hall holds about 16 reservations with similar intent to vacation. Hancock Hall shows a slight drop and many fall term reservations have already been made through the business office.
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Lawrence Hall
Hancock Hall
It's Dangerous To Use Old Medicine
AUSTIN warns against hoarding leftovers from medicines as a fire and poisoning risk. Dr. Geo W Cox urges destroying unused drugs after they serve their purpose and not storing them for future use. Self-medication with leftover drugs can turn minor illness into serious poisoning. Sul Ross enrollment is over four hundred, doubling last summer per Henry Key.
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Austin
Geo. W. Cox
Dr. Cox
Henry Key
Sul Ross
Valuable Mammoth Collection Donated to Sul Ross Museum
Dr J C Pope of Alpine has donated bones teeth and tusks from a prehistoric mammoth to Sul Ross College Museum. The curator Smith announced the two collections, collected over years in the area, are being prepared with preservative treatment before permanent display.
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Sul Ross College
Smith
J. C. Pope
Huge prehistoric fossil finds on display in Texas museums
A giant tusk tooth and fossil bone from Elephas imperator be unearthed in Big Bend country with specimens from Crossern ranch Erwester county. Collector T C Davis of Marfa adds items. Similar items shown at Field Museum of Chicago. The museum opens daily 2 to 5 PM.
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Elephas
Big Bend Country
T. C. Davis
Marfa
Crossen Ranch
Erwester County
Field Museum of Chicago
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Sonny Car‘er
Buck Jackson
Fort Worth
el Paso
San Angelo Livestock Auction Co
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McCulloch, Webster and Wyatt
Alice Lucretia Copp
D.C. Moore Permanent High
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Eva Lows Poe Branson
George William Brown
Frances Shrader Clifton
Perry C. Elliott
G. I. Loans
Clyde Smith
Fort Stockton, Texas
Storey - Whiteside Lumber Company
J. W. Dollahite
Texae
W. V. Stephenson
West Texas Utilities Company
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