Southwest farm markets mixed week across livestock and crops
The Southwest market page reports hogs up about 50 cents in Texas and Oklahoma markets, with sows weaker in San Antonio, Fort Worth feeder pigs rising in Oklahoma City, and cattle steady to down. Sheep, goats, and lambs show modest gains, while beef and poultry prices drifted. grains and hay rose slightly with some declines in barley and white corn. Wool and mohair remained firm in Texas, and rice stayed near support levels.
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Southwest
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Oklah City
Denver
Dallas
Arkansas
Commodity Prices Reported From Texas Markets
No. 2 white corn closed Monday at 1.50 to 1.54 per bushel in bulk. Yellow corn ranged from 1.46 to 1.52 per bushel. No. 2 yellow mile sold from 2.05 to 2.12 per 100 pounds. Cotton fell 0.50 to 2.00 cents, spot middling 15-16 sold. Dallas 28.85, Houston 29.05, New Orleans 29.35 cents per pound.
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Texas
Dallas
Houston
New Orleans
Ten New Band Members Initiated Monday Evening
Director and Mrs. C. A. Dodd and about 30 band students attended the initiation ceremony in the band hall Monday evening. Billie Joyce Vaden chaired the initiation committee. New members are Patricia Sales, Clovis Barker, Edward Andrews, Larry Maddux, Dorothy Morgan, Glenda Warren, Janis Watson, Sue Chessher, Frank Coleman, and Margaret Browning. The senior band membership reached 37, up from 22 at the same time last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dodd
Billie Joyce Vaden
Patricia Sales
Clovis Barker
Edward Andrews
Larry Maddux
Dorothy Morgan
Glenda Warren
Janis Watson
Sue Chessher
Frank Coleman
Margaret Browning
Mayor and Council Open Letter Praises DDT Spraying
The Cactus Study Club writes September 21 1949 in Junction Texas praising city efforts to spray with DDT and curb illness, praising garbage disposal and a hired trash burner. They urge continued spraying behind public buildings and food handling areas until frost. Additional notes cover Jessie Jo Cavaness wedding to Adam R Murr in Kerrville with ceremony details and local social updates, plus brief items on visitors and a China tea note.
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Junction
Texas
Cactus Study Club
Jessie Jo Cavaness
J. A. Cavaness
Adam R. Murr
Roland R. Murr
Kerrville Methodist Church
Walter Kerr
Mary Hickman
Cactus Study Club President Letter to Junc City Officials
Mrs Albert Searcy writes on behalf of the Cactus Study Club praising Convictions and urging continued citizen cooperation with the city council in spraying efforts to keep the city clean and free of disease spreading insects. Mayor W P Hendrix expresses thanks for public cooperation.
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Albert Searcy
Visit Notes From San Marcos And Brady Residents
Mrs. Jack Sykes and Mrs. Clay Holland visited Miss Betty Sykes in San Marcos on Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Mrs. Stewart Taylor of Brady visited her mother Mrs. Bena Chaison and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Penton.
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J. A. Parker of
Christoval
Jack Sykes
Clay Holland
Betty Sykes
San Marcos
Stewart Taylor of
Brady
Bena Chaison
Joel Penton
For Sale: One Small House in Good Condition
A compact housing listing notes a small house in good condition offered for sale. Contact Cleve Stephen or call 237 after 8 p.m. for details.
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Cleve Stephen
Call
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Ade
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Jean Peters
Paramount
Marsha Hunt
Charles Winninger
Inside Story
NEWS
20Th Century Fox
Winter
Cc. A. Schraub CO
Kimble County
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Member
Murr - Cavaness
P. H. Barrow
Durwood Barrow
China
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