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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1929
Page
5
Chicago market data show varied price ranges for cattle and hogs with lambs and ewes rising in value. Yearlings and heavy steers around 14.00 with feeders 8.40 to 11.00, vealers 13.00 to 16.00, and sheep at 4,000 head with lambs up to 25 cents higher.
Los Angeles market notes hogs up to 25 cents higher with two loads of good hogs at 10.50 and packing sows from 8.00 to 8.50. Cattle show slow demand with holdovers steady. bulk stock 6.00 to 7.50, bulls 6.00 to 7.50, top steers 11.35, bulk 10.00 to 11.25. Calves steady with holdovers 200. few calves 9.00 to 11.00. Sheep show no new sales. holdovers 718 with late Monday arrivals unsold and Utah lambs 10.85 to 11.25. ewe prices 5.00 to 6.50.
Kansas City markets show 10 000 hogs active demand 10 to 20 cents higher with weights 170 to 306 pounds at 9.15 to 9.80 per cwt and 140 to 160 pounds at 9.50 to 9.10. Packing sows quoted at 7.00 to 7.25. Cattle trade with 9 000 head slow but steady fed steers and heifer calves around 14.50.
Don Goodwin of Hamilton and another MacAlpine expedition member have reached civilization three months after rescue by Eskimos near the Arctic Circle. Five companions remain stranded awaiting favorable flying conditions to be evacuated.
In Ontario a mechanic with the MacAlpine expedition is suffering from badly frozen feet. Richard Pearce of Toronto editor of the Northern Miner was aboard the rescue plane along with four rescue party members who had previously gone to aid the stranded men.
A quirky note reports John D. Rockefeller III age 25 starting a new job in New York. He laughs off a health scare while admitting heartache follows his first day at work.
Six planes and an army of forest rangers and farmers comb northwestern Pennsylvania for Thomas P Nelson, missing mail pilot, presumed down between Franklin and Mercer. W N Smith leads the aerial search as reports of cries near Gobel's Hole spur the effort.
Washington December 3 AP reports a recommendation that Missouri Pacific be allowed to carry through its unification plan was presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission today by a unnamed party.
On December 1, 1925 in Winslow Arizona Navajo County I will sell and transfer all stock trade and merchandise of Keen Lantern Cafe located on Kinsley Ave between First and Second Streets to Fred Burkhart and Kenneth P Allen The sale is executed this November 29 1929 by RB Tackett
Reports of negotiations for a 300 million dollar merger between Sears Roebuck and J C Penney circulated in Chicago on La Salle Street. Julius Rosenwald denied new factors and repudiated statements that he verified the reports.
Eighteen boys and eighteen girls at Columbia University will be paid $1 an hour to drink coffee and answer questions. They are to be interrogated after each cup until capacity is reached in a psychophysical experiment to measure coffee effects on elementary and motor abilities.
Former Premier Jaspar informed King Albert he is prepared to form a new government in Belgium. Observers expect the cabinet to retain most ministers from the resigned administration over disputes about language policy at the University of Ghent.
Reports she would enter the race today but Edith Nourse Rogers says she is too busy in her present duties to consider a Senate bid at this time. The remark followed rumors she might run in Massachusetts.
James Joseph Gene Tunney and his wife arrived in New York after a 15 month honeymoon in Europe. A crowd of several hundred greeted them as Tunney declared he has permanently ended his public career and does not intend to return to the ring.
In Zion Illinois Commander Byrd faces a near fall from the edge of cover life while Wilbur Glenn Voliva asserts the earth is a circular plane despite pole flight.
D P Rudemann head of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton railroad pleaded guilty to an indictment accusing the line of falsely billing shipments of coal. Federal Judge Benson W Hough imposed a fine of 25000 dollars.
Burt M McConnell who spent nine weeks in the Quebec wilderness living largely alone and sleeping in snow is back in New York with a cold caught on a train.
The Jerome School Board purchases land to build housing for teachers. The move aims to provide on campus or nearby residences to attract and retain educators while improving local school staffing.
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