Livestock Market Report with Hogs Cattle and Rentals
Hogs: receipts about 800 with market steady to 15 cents lower. top good 160 to 300 lbs at 5.25, best 140 to 160 lbs 5.00 to 5.25, sows 4.00 to 4.50, feeders mostly 3.75 down. Cattle: receipts 900 calves 1,600. calves active up to 25 cents. cows weak for low grades, most classes steady. fed steers around 8.00, yearlings near 7.50 to 8.75, canners 3.00 to 4.00, bulls 4.50 to 5.50, calves 4.50 to 7.75. stockers mostly 7.00 to 8.75, some calves to 9.25, stockers around 6.00. Sheep receipts 400. trading steady. fat lambs 6.75 to 7.50, stockers 4.50, yearlings 3.50. wethers 8.00 cash. FOR RENT Furnished apartment near Pigley Wiggly. Athletes foot remedy Merlann from Corner Drug Store 50c.
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Federal State Market News Service
Community Notes From Kingsland This Week
Fred Wood visited Fort Worth. Edna and Pearl Hollywood stayed in Barnet and Lampasas. Durns and son Jimmy visited Inscore in Kingsland. Roe and Barnett from Austin visited Mrs. Barnett. Weeaks family and Jimmy Nolan toured Nolan and Weeaks. Ben Dale Barnett visited relatives in San Marcos. Haile family plans move to Barnet. Shirley Williams business visit from Llano. M C Barnett attended a San Antonio Sunday School convention. Blodgett of Llano and Lassdart of Austin visited the Tumlinsons. Drace returned from Quitaque. Mrs. Hickey stayed in Austin. PTA meets December 15. Loyd R Eason of San Antonio visiting Ellason families. Ellagon to stay through holidays. Milam and Burrell Barnett of Llano visited relatives. Ben Lang visited Marble Falls. Mrs. Moore to Plano to stay with Love less family for Christmas.
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Fred Wood
Fort Worth
Edna
Pearl Hollywood
Barnet
Lampasas
Jim Durns
Jimmy
Fredericksburg
Arthur Inscore
Flavel Roe
Bert Barnett
Austin
Mamie Barnett
W. E. Weeaks
Jimmy Nolan
C. C. Weeaks
J. R. Nolan
Ben Dale Barnett
San Marcos
Paul Haile
Shirley Williams
Llano
M. C. Barnett
San Antonio
Howard Blodgett
Rose Lassdar
Highway 81 plans outlined in De Leon Chamber meal report
TheDe Leon Chamber of Commerce hosted a meal funded by Highway 81 and the De Leon Chamber. The piece notes the route will aid cattle movement to Fort Worth, open new agricultural territory, and pass through scenic areas. Highway association reps will meet the highway commission soon to discuss the new federal designation and a San Antonio south group will discuss extending Highway 16 to the Mexican border.
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de Leon
Honor Roll and Sunday Services at Local Church
Honor roll lists Johnston and Kelley among others with sixth graders named. Sunday School begins at 10 00 a m and Morning Worship at 11 00 a m with Rev James McCord of Austin delivering the sermon on The Practical Value of Religion Today. Special violin and piano music noted. Circle No 1 and Circle No 2 meet at the church. Sunbeams and Girls Auxiliary meet midweek. birth notice: a boy born to Mr and Mrs Jack Insm an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCord
Austin
McCord
Slater Duncan
Circle No
Austin Long
Sunbeams
Girl's Auxiliary
Also Mentioned on This Page
ACME
S. A. Livestock
Howard Wallace
Kingsland News
Grace Lindsey
T. J. Moore
Plano
George Loveless
John Cummins
Johnston
Dorothy Kelley
Walter J. Ligon
Mary Nell Rogers
Francis K., Scott
Jo Helen Watkins
Douglas McLean
Helen Earle Black
Charlene Carter
Dorothy Coursey
Frank Franklin
Oddie Graham
Frances Hause
T. J. Kendrick
Evelyn Matlock
Addie Mae Ratliff
Gloria Schorlemmer
Patricia Shifflett
Ella Joy Bolen
Frank Carpenter
Clara Lou Edwards
Maude Ann Epperson
Barbara Jeanne Gresham
Franklin Hardin
Joyce Henry
Helen Moss
Mary Vick Scott
Jean Marie Smith
Maxine Smith
Mack Austin Stolz
First Presbyterian Church
Jack Insman
Bruhl’s
Lems
Mrs. R. Fishbeck
Jfoods
Hire
Hasse Bros
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