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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1950
Page
14
Los Angeles and Fort Worth markets report active cattle and hog trading. Cattle rises include steers and cows with prices up to 38.25-30 for large lots. hogs steady to higher with top near 18.80. Sheep and goats show steady to firm demand, with feeder lambs scarce and breeding ewes noted.
An old advertisement promotes FASTEETH to ease denture discomfort. It claims the powder keeps upper and lower plates firmer with no gummy taste, is alkaline, non sour, and helps prevent denture breath. Available at drug stores.
Mrs Frances Loraine Mathews a 19 year old resident of Lubbock died in a Seminole hospital after a car struck her 14 miles south of Seminole on Sunday. The incident occurred near Odessa.
Tuesday’s poultry prices in Austin are unclear while London and European markets show mixed moves. Britain holds steady on 60 day fer rates. Sweden and Switzerland report small shifts. pork and wool futures slip as profit taking appears, with traders watching street commissions and overall demand.
Mrs. Arthur Heber of Cincinnati reports rapid energy and relief from nervousness after using HADACOL. She credits the product with restoring appetite, steady nerves, and general well being. Trial bottle $1.25, large bottles $2.50. Order from The LeBlanc Corp. Lafayette La.
In New York on December 4, Korean war developments triggered two heavy selling waves, pushing prices down by about $1 to $4 a share. The Associated Press index fell 2.20 to 81.50, with volume at 2.51 million shares as traders weighed reports of stricter controls and higher taxes to fund wartime spending.
Grain market notes show prices slipping amid low demand and multiple misreads. The report references commodities and futures with scattered figures, signaling a volatile trading session with weak bid activity.
The report notes declines and gains in cottonseed oil futures and spot cotton prices across market centers. It cites middling and strict middling values, sales volumes, and a claim that Savannah and Atlanta markets were added to designated markets by the Agriculture Department and cotton associations.
NEW YORK Stocks fall as war news weighs on sentiment. Bonds weaken on scarce selling. rails and foreign issues show soft activity. Cotton and grains retreat. hogs and cattle rise modestly with live cattle topping $36.50 and hogs near $18.60.
New York reports the cotton market fell sharply on Monday with final prices down 40 cents to 8.20 a bale. Traders cited lack of follow through buying and unsettled war news as factors in the late-day weakness, while December to July 1951 months showed the heaviest losses.
A fragmented ad-like note discusses skin ailments such as rash and itching and mentions creosote and medicines claimed to aid healing. It references entergony and various impractical terms without clear factual details or identifiable entities.
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