Southwest livestock and grain markets trend last week
Livestock and grain prices rose in many markets with hogs up 50 cents to one dollar. San Antonio Fort Worth and Denver posted all time highs for hogs and cattle. Sheep and goats weakened in San Antonio while hens and eggs held firm. Weather and supplies affected vegetables with tomatoes and onions moving higher in several cities. Local residents visited Abilene and Ozona during the week.
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Mrs. Hodges Visits Relatives in Rocksprings
Mrs. Lester Hodges visited relatives in Rocksprings Sunday returning home Monday morning.
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