Markets: Kansas City Livestock Summary Aug 21
Kansas City hogs, cattle, calves and sheep trade steady to dull with selective gains and losses across weights. Early hogs to ship steady. top 14.70 for 190-240 lb.. cattle and calves mixed with feeders and vealers steady. sheep steady with top native lambs around 14.75. Chicago bids follow. beef cows and vealers variably weaker or steady. overall market firmness noted in select classes. Townsend Club meets Sunday at courthouse. Jefferson credited with swivel chair invention in 1796.
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Japanese driven from Kwangfeng as Chinese retake city
WarSharp attack in eastern Kiangsi province forces Japanese withdrawal from the important city of Kwang feng. It marks the second major town to be reoccupied by the Chinese within a week, following the earlier victory at Wenchow. The Pacific campaign shows rising Allied preparations.
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Kwangfeng
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Golding Post Meeting Tonight Honors Dieppe Lessons
Members of John B. Golding Post No. 1475, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet at 8 o clock tonight in Odd Fellows hall. Commander Charles Hoppin urges a large attendance and notes the need to apply lessons from Dieppe to future operations in western Europe. Russian reports describe heavy fighting near the Don and along the Volga as Soviets hold and press forward. In the Caucasus the Nazi drive advances slowly. Soviet propaganda claims the second front will come soon and night air raids strike Germany and Poland. The Gilberts and Solomons are described as forward Japanese bases, while Allied optimism grows from reports of mop-up in the Solomons. MacArthur’s forces strike Timor in support of Solomons efforts.
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Carolines
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U. S
Pioneer Grainman Dies at Happy
Pioneer grainman H M Baggarly Sr of Happy died this morning after a long illness at age 68. He resided in Happy 36 years and was a member of the Christian Church and the Masonic Order. Survived by his wife, a son H M Baggarly Jr of Tulia, a daughter Mrs R L Smith of Happy, two sisters Miss Blanche Baggarly and Mrs Delbert Martin of Odessa Missouri, three brothers Sam, Claude both of Odessa and E V of Sacramento. Funeral Sunday at 3 from the Happy Baptist Church with Rev W G Horn and Rev Herman Coe assisting. pallbearers listed. burial Tulsa Cemetery, Blackburn-Shaw directing.
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W. G. Horn
Tulsa Pres
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