Baltimore Livestock Cattle Trade Figures and Prices
Baltimore livestock market report shows cattle prices with good to choice grades, average bids around 787.75 dollars. Demand steady as buyers and sellers engage in routine auctions.
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
11
Baltimore livestock market report shows cattle prices with good to choice grades, average bids around 787.75 dollars. Demand steady as buyers and sellers engage in routine auctions.
An advertisement promotes Grape-Nuts and Grape-Nuts Flakes from General Foods Corporation, urging readers to purchase a wholesome breakfast cereal package today.
Spickler July 31 report details St. Pauls Lutheran Aid Society gathering at Mr and Mrs Fred Renner residence with a brief program led by president Mrs Charles Dennis. August 31 river picnic near Charlies Mill planned. Numerous local names, visits, and social events follow, including birthdays and kinship mentions in Funkstown and Hagerstown areas.
The Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co lists prices paid to farmers for wheat and corn. Wheat and corn values reflect market conditions and regional supply factors. Farmers are advised to compare bids from nearby buyers and monitor daily price updates.
Mrs Daniel Sensenbaugh, superintendent of the Cradle Roll of St James Brethren Sunday school, hosted a Friday afternoon social for Cradle Roll children and mothers at her Lappans home. Attendees included the Bloom, Schamel, Poffenberger, Lowery, Delauter, Rowland, Sensenbaugh families and guests from Williamsport and Johnstown.
Locals gathered as families visited and a church women’s society met to discuss missionary work. In Geneseo New York, a crash at Geneseo Airport killed three on August 4 1941: Howard A McKay, Donald McKay, and Margaret Carpenter were burned when an airphone struck trees.
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