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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1933
Page
8
Information outlines ad restrictions and newsroom policies for the News-Tribune. It covers classification limits, editing rights, error handling, insertion timing, payment methods, and rates for legal, executor, administrator, and final settlement notices, plus special yearly rates and Sunday rates.
A wide classified section outlines ad categories from Automobiles and Real Estate to Announcements and Personal notices. Sample listings include 1928 1931 car ads, fuel and coal suppliers, heating services, and multiple apartments for rent, all with contact details and brief item notes.
Market roundup records mixed prices across St Louis and Kansas City. Eggs and butter hold firm while poultry and livestock quotes shift modestly. Chicago reports thawing demand for hogs and steady to higher cattle trade, with varied weights and packer interest across regions.
A condensed notice urges readers to use a small cost Want Ad to recover misplaced items like parcels, pocket books, rings and other small valuables during Christmas trash cleanup. It stresses speed and hope in finding lost belongings.
Tired markets after Christmas recess showed little movement in stocks and staples. Rumors of new monetary steps in Washington had little impact. The gold rate stayed steady. sterling rose about four cents, and French francs edged up. Wheat, corn, cotton and most commodities were narrow. silver futures soft. Bonds dull and mixed. Several blue chips fell modestly, and some sectors showed small losses. The AFL-CIO reported domestic gold purchases totaling 17.594 million through last Saturday, with about 1.932 million bought in the prior week. A 1884 Republican convention footnote and assorted trivia conclude the report.
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