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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
10
Markets report with Wheat July at 85 cents and Sept at 986 to 80. Des Des. Cork July shows 35 1-2 cents nominal, illustrating sporadic grain and cork commodity pricing in mid period.
A broad June 27 market roundup covers eggs butter cheese and poultry prices in St Louis and Chicago. It also details cattle hogs lambs and sheep at East St Louis Kansas City and Chicago markets, with bids, weights, and top values, plus grain quotes for wheat corn oats rye and barley from St Louis, Kansas City, and Chicago exchanges.
Classified section details advertising rules and rates including daily, three and six time insertions, legal notices, and mixed listings for departments like Real Estate, Employment, Automotive. Emphasis on reader guidance for placing ads, combination rates, and contact information for the News Tribune classified department.
Financial markets held steady after a farm boom rally as profit taking trimmed gains across grains and livestock. Wheat rose again while corn oats and barley lagged. cotton edged up then retraced. Rail stocks led and National Distillers jumped before easing. Consumption trends and government spending cloud near term outlook.
A. L. McKenny Jasper county attorney announced the organization of the county and city officials association of Missouri. Sheriff Orl Rogers and Treasurer Fred B. Black of Jasper county serve as president and treasurer. The group, with over 425 members, plans its first Jefferson City meeting in October and invites city and county officials and their first deputies to join.
David Skobel a 70 year old former bathhouse proprietor known as the Russian strong man had his body exhumed today by circuit court order at the request of sons David and Samuel Skobel. He was found dead October 17 by his fourth wife Marie Skabet as relatives questioned the death while the body was prepared for burial.
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