Livestock Market Slumps at Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Heavy poultry demand tied to the holiday season reduced dressed beef demand and dragged live cattle prices to new season lows. Week end prices fell 50 cents to a dollar from the prior week, with spots dropping further. Steers and heifers showed draggy trading. average good steers around 1124 pounds sold near 27 dollars, with many medium to low good steers from 23.50 to 24. Medium cows and cutters weakened, dairy types 18 to 19, common to low good cows 17.50 to 20.25, cutters 16 to 17, vealers strong up to 30, and thin stock demand improving while fleshy feeders remained hard to move.
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Los Angeles
Town Council Dec 28 1948 Special Meeting Actions
Official minutes show Mayor G T Morgan and council members present. Licenses requested by Marie Farrell Ross Meeks Joe L Johnson Frank Dell Yearsley and R S Bennett were heard. Farrell Measured Meeks and Johnson granted. Yearsley and Bennett denied. Protests argued that no more than two licenses be issued in 1949. Meeting adjourned.
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G. T. Morgan
Stanley Nebeker
E. E. Clow
Guy Carr
Donald Gray
Marie Farrell
Ross Meeks
Joe L. Johnson
Frank and Dell Yearsley
R. S Bennett
Frank
Dell Yearsley
Bennet
Joe L. Oller
Tettn Councel Holds January 1 1949 Regular Meeting
The Tettn council met January 1 1949 with Maver G T Morran and councilmen Guy Carr and Donald Gray present Stanley Nebeker and E Clew absent Minutes of regular and special meetings were read and approved Warrants were approved for several items including fire truck storage gas street lights and legal fees Business discussions followed and a motion to adjourn was carried Mayor G T Morgan presided
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Maver
G T. Morran
Guy Carr
Donald Gray
Stanley Nebeker
E. Clew
South Side
Gareme
Ganges Power
G. B. Hackett
Muriel Gray
Hog and lamb market report shows steady pork values
Hogs strengthened 25 to 50 cents week. Good to choice hogs 24 to 24.50. Eastern shipments and some trucks reach top end. Medium trucking down to 22 and below heavy weights 20 to 21. Sows mostly 18 to 19. No change in lambs. One lot 90 head wooled lambs sold at 22.60.
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Reil
Thanksgiving the day for a joy and unity
The piece urges gratitude for the year and a secure America and promotes investing in Savings Bonds through Payroll Savings or Bond-a-Month plans. It emphasizes regular savings from earnings and the role of each bond in shaping a brighter future for families, from the U.S. Treasury.
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U.S. Ureusary Department
U. S
U.S. Treasury
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