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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1929
Page
7
Chicago reports cattle and hogs trading lower with steer top at 16.00 and fat hogs easing to 9.00–9.25 per hundredweight. Kansas City notes mixed shifts as yearlings and steers dip 25–50 cents, lambs steady to up slightly, while a Turkestan plant breed study is described by T. Mauer visiting Turkmenistan university.
Los Angeles AP reports week four cattle hogs calves and sheep receipts with price ranges. Hogs none. top 10.60, packers top 10.50. Cattle week 5 600 head with steers steady and cows 7.0 to 8.25. Calves 1 400 head strongest to 14.45. Sheep 500 head with lambs 24 cents higher and bulk pricing noted.
Arizona researchers at Tucson report a hybrid technique for plant breeding showing potential to streamline work. The experiment described on December 14 outlines early results and possible applications in genetics and crop development.
Tucson in December reports Tucson Nature History Society outlines a year of field trips. January visits Tanque Verde cactus forest led by Dr. C. T. Vorhies with botanists. February travels Tubac Fort Buchanan Camp Crittenden led by Dr. F. G. Lockwood. March covers Bear Canyon and Bear Canyon Falls Cataline mountains. April to Boyce Thompson Southwestern Arboretum Superior. May Peppersauce Canyon Oracle completes schedule.
Dean Frank C. Lockwood of the University will join a party traveling from Nogales, Arizona into Sonora Mexico to study two missions founded by Father Eusabic Wine. The group will visit Kospera and Kemedios about seventy miles south of the border, aiming to inspect some of the oldest Kine institutions believed to date soon after the mother mission's construction.
Hanford California reports William I Liggett died from injuries after being kicked by a cow. He held insurance covering injuries from being kicked by a horse but not from bovine kicks.
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