Market Outlook and Cattle Movement Across Western States
The report notes fluctuating cattle markets from 1926 to 1981 with low cow prices hindering marketing and a probable shift toward steers and yearling sales. It projects large feeder cattle movements pending grain shipments, aided by new financing options as heavy western grain movement begins. Montana reports good range with dry heat damage. Wyoming sees hot weather and hay surpluses in places. North Dakota range and feed crops are good but demand is tied to finances. Colorado ranges are poor in the east with smaller feed crops. brighter west of the divide. Cattle shipments are expected to match or exceed last fall amid mixed feed conditions and financing needs.
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Montana
Wyoming
Goutheast
North Dakota
Colorado
Arkentras Valley
Divide
San Luis Valley
Souvenir fad blamed for park damage in Estes Park
Park naturalist Yeager warns that souvenir hunting harms famous Lone Pine and other landmarks in Rocky Mountain National Park. He urges tourists to respect natural state and avoid removing branches antlers or rocks. Local report covers fence erected after prior damage and notes broader thefts from Carlsbad Caverns and Yellowstone.
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Vistas Park
Colo
Rocky Mountain National Park
Dorr
Yeager
Park Naturallat
Estes Park
Yengor Aysorty
Americas
Carlsbad Caveen
Meusters
Yellowstone
Ives
Yond
Tad
Congorilla film marks Johnsons twenty third year
Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson present Congorilla a film exploring the African jungle at Sterling theatre starting Friday. The Johnsons have spent 28 years documenting wildlife with the American Museum of Natural History and continue plans for future Congo scenery and wildlife exploration.
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Johnsons
Martin Jonson
Sterling Theatre
Congo
Algara
Afvica
India
Nlaing
Johnson
American Museum
Jaingon
Tangnayt
Ani Alis
Jolmian
Tio Sterling
Tio Plebiry
Naersouilly
Cattle Marketing to Rise in West States This Fall
A Agriculture Department report projects higher cattle and calf marketings from 17 northern and southern states along the Missouri river during August to December, about 3 percent above 1931. The Plains and Rocky Mountain states overall will see larger marketings, except drought-hit areas. western districts west of the continental divide may be down a bit. Improved fall ranges and feed outlook, plus finances and larger cattle numbers, spur expected increases, though revised credit conditions could affect operating expenses.
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Ailssouri
Great Plains
Catita
Anu
Sinco
Lackaye Famous Actor Dies in New York
Wilton Lackaye, renowned actor who shaped American stage for nearly four decades, died early today at age 69 or 70 after a long illness. His prolific career spanned vaudeville to major theatre, with a prominent Svengali role noted in Who's Who in the Theatre.
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Rew York
Wilton Lackeye
Famova
California
Syeagall
Lackeye
Moores
Americas
Aloess
Kent
Svengall
Tu Nourier
Parla studies usher romantic actor edges palmy days
An examination of the Parla studies frames him as a romantic actor who survived as a link between the old palmy days and the present, marking his national distinction in an era of shifting cultural stature.
Cyclonic regions and weather belts described
The text notes cyclonic regions with rain and changing weather patterns. It states the United States and southern Canada lie largely in a northern belt, with Europe also affected. It mentions progressive world regions and notable seasonal shifts over days.
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United States
Canada
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