Produce and Livestock Market Reports Across Cities
June 2 reports from St Louis Missouri Kansas City and Chicago show mixed but steady to higher trends in eggs butter poultry and priced livestock. Hogs cattle calves sheep and lambs move with regional variations and price extremes across U S markets.
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Springs
Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
Idaho Russell
McClures
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Bliss
East ST. Louis
U. S. Dept
U. 8
FIRE SOCIETY MEETS AT SCHNEIDERS HALL TAOS
The Liberty Fire and Benevolent Society will hold its annual meeting on Sunday June 5 at Schneiders Hall Taos. Meeting starts promptly at 2 pm. All members invited. Secretary Clarence Schneiders. Lost and found notices list a white with brown fox terrier Frisky, and a Philippine campaign badge 13445 from May 30 1932 on High Street between Court House and National Cemetery. Reward offered and return to News Tribune Office.
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Liberty Fire and Benevolent Society
Schneiders Hall
Taos
Clarence Schneiders
High Street
Court House
National Cemetery
News Tribune
W. M. Scott
Henles
Rt. No
Hub City Building and Loan Association
Monroe Street
Jefferson City
Henry ©. Abel
Edson L. Burch
Ine
Russellville News Highlights Revival and Local Events
Mrs. William Webb celebrated her 70th birthday with a home dinner attended by D. J. Barbour Lloyd House and family and R House. Local sports saw Russellville lose to Brazito 6 to 2. Community notices include visits, family dinners and church events amid farm market and grain price reports from St Louis Kansas City and Chicago.
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Russellville
William Webb
D. J. Barbour
Lloyd House and
R. House
Brazito
Market Rally Follows Afternoon Slide On Wall Street
Financial news from New York reports stocks ending the day with gains after a morning decline. The rally picked up as hopes for congressional revenue bill action grew and bond pool rumors circulated. Major movers included U S Steel American Can and American Tobacco with notable net gains and higher total trading volume around 1.99 million shares.
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New York
Wall Street
American Tobacco
Family Reunion Held At A Hall Home In Tebbett
A Sunday family reunion was held at the home of A Hall in Tebbett with a basket dinner at noon and social time after. Miss Agnes Bishop of Kansas City visited Sunday with Miss Edith Mae Hall.
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Tebbetts
A. Hall
Agnes Bishop
Kansas City
Edith Mae Hall
Pleasant Hill Meeting at Cemetery and Family Visits
Pleasant Hill June 1 The semi annual meeting was held at Pleasant Hill Cemetery with a large crowd. A basket dinner was served at noon. The next meeting will be the last Sunday in August. Herman Kramer and family visited Mr. and Mrs. B F Vaughan. People from here attended the Enloe funeral in Russellville. R J Tipton hosted guests over the weekend from St Louis and Jefferson City. A special W P F A Club meeting was held at Mrs A J Bates home.
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Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hil Cemetery
Herman Kramer
B. F. Vaughan
Tke Enloe
Russellville
R. J. Tipton
Balancing the Budget Big Issue Chicago 1932
Large national conference in Chicago gathers 21 states and 500 business officials to protest taxes and push for drastic reductions in all levels of government. Delegates promise a unified memo to the Senate and House, urging cost savings without harming public services.
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Chicago
National Conference
Chicago Association of Commerce
Senate
House
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Morris Edwards
Tax condition tied to reckless public expansion and debt
The discussion links rising taxes to impulsive public activity, bond funded projects, and over organized local governments. Edwards warns that government must seek business aid to trim costs and notes crises often arise from reluctance to back capable local leaders in public duties.
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Edwards
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