Hogs and cattle market notes from Chicago and Los Angeles
U S Department of Agriculture market report shows hogs in Chicago 21 000 head with prices 10 20 cents higher and weights 160 200 pounds. Cattle and calves active with varied price ranges across weight classes. Los Angeles market reports hogs down 10 15 cents top around 10 60 for easterns and 10 35 for locals, cattle holdovers, steers and heifers with mixed values. Also a help wanted ad for a dairy and general house worker at Service Dairy in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Mexico
Utah
Packers Steady to firmer hog and cattle market notes
In Kansas City the hog market sees 3 500 head, 10 to 20 higher on light weights 170 to 250 pounds at 9.50 to 9.60, sows 7.25 to 7.90. Cattle numbers around 380, steady with grass steers about 4.60, top wealers at 9.50, stockers and feeders weak. Sheep about 5 000 with natives at 8 to 8.50 and Colorado lambs 8.85, Texas yearlings 5.50, ewes 4.00.
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Chicago
U. S Dept. Agri
Kansas City
Colorado
Texas
Heavy Rains Hit State With Flooding and Delays
Weather across the state brings light showers from Oldberg Hassayampa to Yuma Solomon Steins Benson and Mescal while the Gila river floods at Ray junction. A Southern Pacific train reached Clifton late and a Western Air Express flight arrived delayed after a low flight over Phoenix.
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Oldberg
Hassayampa
Rillito
Casa Grande
Yuma
Solomon, Steins, Benson and
Mescal
Christmas Branch
Ray
Hayden
Gila River
Ray Junction
Southern Pacific
Clifton
Phoenix
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Western Tax Meet Set for October 28 29 in Phoenix
The Western Tax conference representing 12 western states will hold its annual meeting in Phoenix on October 28 and 29. Delegates from large cities and state boards of equalization will attend this year's conclave.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Western Tax Conference
State Boards of Equalization
Tourists Indicate Seasons Through Arizona Traffic
Arizona quarantine inspectors gauge season by tourist flow on routes through the state. Summer brings more travelers on northern routes while southern routes see higher winter traffic. Transition periods occur between March and April and October and November.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Whiskey Cactus New Discovery for Dry Intoxication
Prohibition officers worry as reports claim a cactus named El Peyote or dry whiskey cactus grows in Arizona. Police describe chewing the plant as producing intoxication similar to alcohol. Medical authorities warn the cactus contains narcotic used in certain ceremonies. The plant is small and white with serrated texture and pale pink blooms.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Nature
Arizona
DYES POISON BLOOD IN PARIS SHOES AND FURS
The Academy of Medicine reports wholesale cases of blood poisoning linked to defective dyes used on shoes clothing and furs. Officials warn the public about contaminated fashion items and advise medical consultation for suspicious symptoms.
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Paris
Academy of Medicine
State Ranges Good In Most Sections
Pleasant daytime temperatures and cool nights prevailed across the district with light to moderate rains in mountains. Stock conditions were mostly good to excellent with water ample. Holbrook reported fair to good and improved by rains. Nogales, Grand Canyon, Thatcher, Fort Bayard, Williams, Seligman all described good to excellent range and water. Pine dale and Prescott excellent. Cotton crops benefited from favorable salt river weather and first Yuma cotton ginned July 31st.
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Phoenix
Holbrook
Gamerco
N. M
Grand Canyon
Thatcher
Fort Bayard
Williams and Seligman
Nogales
Whiteriver
Douglas
Pinedale
Prescott
Salt River
Gila Valley
Yuma
Health Ministry Informed as Precautions Studied
Health Ministry says it has been informed and that proper precautions are being studied to address the situation. The statement notes ongoing assessment by officials and next steps under review.
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Health Ministry
French businessmen press for 50 centime coin stamp
Paris reports that French business leaders urged the Ministry of Finance to issue a new stamp amid a coin shortage. The ministry says about 46 million 50 centime pieces are currently in circulation.
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Paris
Ministry of Finance
Lake steamer stowaway tale begins in Duluth
A partial wire service report from Duluth notes a stowaway aboard a lake steamer, believed to be the vessel's first such passenger. Details remain sparse as investigators review the incident and potential motives emerge.
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Duluth, Minn
Camp Paul Geary Ready For Troops By Aug 10
Construction of Camp Paul Geary at Fort Alexander M Tuthill for the 1930 national guard summer encampment will be completed by August 10 Adjutant General Joseph F Pomeroy said. With more than 900 men expected to attend this year the camp is enlarged from last year and includes 16 mess halls and about 300 tents. The encampment opens August 16.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Geary
Alexander M. Tuthill
National Guard
Joseph F. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Marsh firm to build brick block on Grand avenue site
Nogales George B Marsh Inc will erect a brick building on Grand avenue on a lot previously occupied by George Land Grocery and Smith Bakery, marking a new commercial development in the neighborhood.
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Nogales
George B. Marsh, Inc
Grand Avenue
George Land Grocery
Smith Bakery
Public Auction Of Depositors’ Goods By Carduff Transfer Co
Carduff Transfer Co announces a public auction for the highest cash bid on August 23 1930 at 10 00 AM in the storage room at 100 West First Street. Items listed include boxes trunks pianos stoves sewing machines and household goods belonging to named depositors to satisfy warehousemen’s storage lien. Auction dates August 8 and 15.
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Carduff
West First Street
L. Alhousen
Kathleen Chapman
Roy Justus
T. F. Lee
L. R. Bryan
H. H
Carduff Transfer CO
Boy Hides Aboard Great Lakes Steamer For Work
Thirteen year old Thomas Larkowski of Duluth rode a Great Lakes steamer to Port Arthur to seek work. He hid in the hold on the first leg, got off at Port Arthur, returned to Duluth, then later slept on a deck chair aboard another voyage until discovered by officers.
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Great Lakes
Thomas Larkowski
Duluth
Port Arthur
Thomas
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