Livestock Supplies to Rise in Summer and Fall
The U S Agriculture Department said slaughter supplies of livestock for summer and fall are expected to be larger than last year due to stronger demand possibly offsetting price declines from increased marketings. Hog prices fell to the spring low in April with a 23 percent rise in marketing early this season. Cattle on feed in the corn belt were 2 percent higher, and the early lamb crop in March was above average aided by abundant California feed.
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U. S. Agriculture Department
Denmark
Corn Belt
California
Prevent chiggers with sulphur on clothing and lawns
Now is the time chiggers trouble outdoors and with farm fowls. Sulphur controls this pest by dusting cuffs, lawns, and by feeding to chickens four weeks old or older to prevent red bug damage.
Machine For Testing Wool Is Perfected
The U S treasury department perfected a wool testing machine to differentiate fiber from impurities. It uses a steel tube with razor blades to sample bale fibers and, in about twenty seconds, dries cleans rinses and conditions the sample for appraisal. The unit, developed over 2% years, will be kept in Boston for testing and return of samples in moisture proof containers.
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U. S
Treasury Department
Boston
United States
Massachusetts
Hog Prices Hit Three Day Rise in San Antonio Market
Hog prices on the San Antonio market rose for a third consecutive day last Friday reaching 6.20 per hundredweight for top butcher hogs. The gain of 60 cents over three days followed a 30 cent Thursday and 10 cent Wednesday, placing prices 95 cents above the first day of April. Despite the rise farmers face a profit vs loss balance due to current corn costs, with values below par when compared to corn prices.
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San Antonio
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary Lorenz and Mrs. Herman Lindig
The family expresses sincere thanks for sympathy and assistance during illness death and funeral. Gratitude to Doctor Keidel Rev Theo Haag nurse Mrs Clara Peter Echo Choir pallbearers Max Beckmann and for floral offerings. Also thanks for blood transfusion offers doctors nurses Rev Paul Leonhard and Schaetters Funeral Home and all who helped.
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Echo Choir
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Keller Auction Ad Lists 10 Acre Tract Near Flog High
A new low price on a 10 acre tract one block from Flog High School in the city, tree covered and well located as a building site. Additionally offered are numerous other farms and ranches in this and adjoining counties with an office facing Court House Square.
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