Chicago livestock markets show mixed steady gains
Chicago livestock figures report hogs steady to 10c higher with 23 000 head at 160 to 200 pounds bringing 7.90 to 8.15 dollars and heavier 250 to 350 pounds at 7.55 to 7.85. Cattle and calves supply around 2 700 and 1 000 respectively with steers 600 to 900 pounds at 10.25 to 14.25 dollars and 1 300 to 1 500 pounds at 9.25 to 13.50. Sheep totals reach 11 000 with fat lambs 7.75 to 8.00, ewes and lamb weights and other cattle classes listed.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Prices Amid Mixed Demand
Cattle numbers around 1000 remain steady with fed steers at 8 to 9.60 and weaners around 8.50. Hogs see a 140 to 220 pound range at 7.70 to 8.5, while sheep totals near 1000 show lambs slow and weak with woolled lambs at 7.50 and fed lots 7.25 to 7.50.
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Kansas City
Hogs Bring High Prices at USC Auction
Los Angeles buyers paid up to 9.25 dollars per hundredweight for 173 to 184 pound hogs in USC sale catalog noting a 95e lower price trend and 300 lots offered in the market.
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Los Angeles
Texas butchers and cattle prices in statewide market report
Texas cattle buyers posted weights from 245 to 276 lb at 8.55 to 9.00 per lb while loads of 924 lb Nevada steers and 1023 lb cows moved. Calves ranged 9.00 to 11.50 for native weaners. southwestern calves 8.25. stockers 7.25 to 7.90. Sheep volume 300 head, California 84 lb lambs at 6.45.
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Texas
Nevada
California
Young McCormick Becomes Manager
Chicago dispatch reports Young Fowler McCormick heir to a mill holdings has been named northwest district manager for International Harvesters company. Princeton graduate of 1912, he worked up from a Milwauk ee room to Omaha salesman, then Grand Island Nebraska manager. He will assume control of Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Oregon Washington Northern Idaho and Northern Iowa on January 11.
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Chicago
Fowler
McCormick
Northwest
International Harvester Company
Princeton University
Milwaukee
Omaha
Grand Island
Neb
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Iowa
Vanderbilt Cup Contest Shifts From Auto Races To Bridge
The Vanderbilt cup contest moves from automobiles to contract bridge with Harold S. Vanderbilt as a main contestant. Vanderbilt, a yachtsman and inventor of the Vanderbilt convention in contract bidding, previously defeated Tom Lipton.
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New York
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Tom Lipton
Will redirects Texas inheritance tax to university endowment
I D Farmer of Parker County Texas left to the University of Texas Board of Regents the amount that would have gone to inheritance tax. The state comptroller computed the tax at 209,933.10 and the Texas Legislature later passed a bill recognizing the bequest as a University endowment in lieu of the tax.
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Austin
Tex
I. D. Farmer
Parker County
Texas
Board of
Regents
University of Texas
Sandusky high star's age to be x-rayed
A Sandusky Ohio high school football star, London Gant, seeks an age determination after opponents questioned his 17 years. A bone density x-ray by Dr. T Wingate Todd will help verify if he meets the 20 year eligibility limit.
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Sandusky
Ohio
London Gant
Sandusky High
T. Wingate Todd
Western Reserve University
Dr Cummings Finds No Truth To Story Of Ancient Giants
University of Arizona archaeologist Dr Byron Cummings found no evidence for J E Coker’s claim of eight foot giants in Sonora. He described the site as an ancient burial ground with 13 skeletons, no pottery, and later urns with cremated remains, noting no confirmed giants or conflicts with Yaqui inhabitants.
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Tucson
Ariz
Mexico
Byron Cummings
University of Arizona
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J. E. Coker
Yaqua
Sonora
Dr. Cummings
Arizona
Coker
Cummtings
Manuel San Domingo
Notice of Bulk Sale by Baker Brothers in Winslow
George I. Baker doing business as Baker Brothers will sell all stock in trade fixtures merchandise and supplies in a single transaction to F M Carter on January 1 1931 at 120 East Second Street Winslow Arizona The sale is documented in a December 15 1920 notice and acknowledged by J P Clark Notary Public December 13 1930 in Navajo County Arizona.
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Winslow
City of
Arizona
Towit
Campbell Addition
Navajo County
George I. Baker
Baker Brothers
F. M. Carter
East Second Street
Geo. I. Baker
George I Baker
Navajo
Public Auction Notice From Winslow City Officials
The Mayor and Common Council of Winslow Arizona Navajo County announce a public auction under Chapter 12 Article 8 Paragraph 430 ARS and amendments. The auction date is January 9 as part of the city notices and legal proceedings.
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Winslow
Navajo County
State of Arizona
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