Livestock Market Report From Los Angeles Union Stock Yards
Cattle prices ease on weak pork but demand stays strong for fed cattle especially young steers. Grass cattle outlook improves with better moisture. some good showers needed. Early April may bring grass steers while grain-fed supply tightens. California lambs arrive at $9.50 to $9.75 per cwt with better quality expected. wool and hog markets also firm.
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Los Angeles
California
Los Angels
United States
Wyoming stockmen press Senate probe of federal land policies
Western livestock groups led by the American National Livestock Association urge a Senate investigation into federal land and livestock policies. They accuse the New Deal programs of submarginal land handling, expanded federal bureaus, water-right interference, and coercive actions against ranchers in public lands management and grazing policy.
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Wyoming Stockmen
Senate
Thoye
National
American National Livestick Associatm
J. Elmer Brock
Maycee
Wyoming
I of Grievance
Resettlement Administration
Farm Security Administration
Soil Conservation Service
Departments of Interior
Episcopal Church Sunday Services Outline
Notice announces weekly Sunday services at 5 20 P M at the Episcopial church led by Reverends Walter W McNeil of Kemmerer and Dudley McNeil of Evanston pastors.
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Walter W., McNeil
Kemmerer
Dudley McNeil
Evanston
Big Piney Church Schedule Announcement
Rev. Gayle V. Strickler presides at Big Piney Congregational Church with Church School at 10:00 a.m. and Worship service at 11:15 a.m. The notice also invites readers to try a want ad and notes they do job printing of many kinds.
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Big Piney Congregational Church
Gayle V. Strickler
Milk Sales Rise Across Markets in 1939 Compared to 1938
The Milk Industry Foundation reports an 8.83 percent rise in daily average fluid milk sales for 1939 over 1938, with 136 markets showing changes. December marked the tenth straight month of gains. New York Philadelphia and Boston combined receipts rose by 2,933,000 quarts to a record 2,060,418,000 quarts. Detroit saw a 9.17 percent increase, and San Francisco dealers noted a 7.05 percent rise in the first ten months of 1939.
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Milk Industry Foundation
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco Milk Dealers Association
Detroit
Michigan Milk Producers Association
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University of Wyoming
The
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Frank Iwatsuki
Tie Siding
Philo Goodrich
Wheatland
Dorothy Caldwell
Torrington
Paul Yedinak
Rock Springs
SOL Rialto
David
Selznick
Margaret Mitchell
Clark Gable
Leslie Howard
Dehavilland
Vivien Leigh
Scarlett O'Hara
Selznick International
P. O
Big Piney Merc. Co
Hese
TOV
Kathleen Norris
America
New Thor
Norris
Universal
Cora
Ics
Smith Bros. Furniture Co
Kemmerer, Wyo
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