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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1936
Page
8
Sidney livestock sales every Saturday offer top hogs and products with top prices. A B Rapp offers to cry sale announcements. Contact Sidney or Potter State Bank for dates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A battered outer-belt road scene in Kansas City shows a submerged right rear wheel under a concrete slab. State highway departments survey multiple states to assign fair road-use charges to trucks, noting that heavy trucks cause most highway costs while cars and light vehicles bear less of the burden.
The scene shows a dramatic truck crash finale on a concrete bridge approach. Figures indicate highway and rural accident deaths last year rose sharply compared with city intersections, signaling unsafe truck operations and weak safety rules. Civic groups and businesses push for action as trucks intrude on small town commerce and markets.
A striking critique frames a deadly highway crash as a case of mechanical ruin and sudden fate. The piece argues for comprehensive safety legislation covering all drivers, especially itinerant trucker merchants who evade taxes and truck regulations.
Omaha December 8 1936 cattle receipts fall as new week opens. Hogs top at 9 65 per cwt with lamb supply moderate. Cash cattle prices show few changes. stocks mix from trashy to choice with steer values around 11 to 12 dollars for cornfed, cows and yearlings priced across reflects thin demand and steady to firm tone.
Hog supplies were light with about 7,000 head present. Prices climbed 10 to 25 cents, top hogs at 9.65, bulk at 9.25 to 9.65, sows up to 9.50. Lamb prices unchanged with around 5,000 sheep and lambs, most fat lambs 8.15 to 8.25, feeders 7.75 down. Aged sheep stronger with sews to 4.15 and various ranges for fat lambs and natives.
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