Market Reports From Chicago and Los Angeles June 1
United States Department figures show hogs active with prices 3.50 to 3.55 top for 170 to 220 pounds and sows 2.60 to 2.75. Cattle trade active with steers up to 15 higher, yearlings steady to weak, vealers easing. sheep steady with native ewe and wether lambs 6.00 to 6.25. Los Angeles hogs steady 3.25 to 3.75, cattle holdovers slow, best steers steady, cows down to 1.00, bulls 4.00 down. calves and vealers near steady to 7.00, lambs 4.06 to 5.00 or 5.25 potential.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Los Angeles
U. S
Kansas City Market Report Hogs Cattle and Sheep Prices
Kansas City markets show hogs 4 500 head, top 3.15 for 180 210 lb best, 3.06 10 for 170 280 lb bulk. sows 2.15 to 2.60. Cattle 3 560 head with steer and heifer values steady, slaughter cows steady to easier, feeders mixed. bulk fed steers 5.00 6.50, cows 3.00 4.00, feeders 5.00 down. Sheep 16 000 head lambs steady to strong, top native lambs 5.85, yearlings 5.00, others 4.25 4.90.
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Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agri
Conditions on Wall Street as Seen Today
New York June 1 A swift market rebound gave way to fresh liquidation dragging leading shares to new lows. Senate tax provisions and a 3 percent levy on gross revenues spurred further selling by banks and investment firms as liquidity pressures mounted. Some gains in American Can Santa Fe and U S Steel faded as utilities faced heavy turnover.
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New York
Congress
Senate
U. S. Steel
American Tobacco
Pork Industry Optimistic Despite Low Hog Prices
Los Angeles June 1 The pork trade in Southern California shows record April slaughter gains and a larger 1932 yearly total, with optimism that low prices spark new breeding and marketing strategies. Advocates urge converting grain to pork, building a meat outlet, and using hogs to salvage farm waste for a steady, profitable farm backbone.
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Los Angeles
California
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Tinymites Parade Ends With Heroic Rescue
A Times parade features tin can performers called Tinymites led by Scouty. The act includes acrobatics and a rescue when a dog ties a can to its tail, prompting Windy to direct a quick release. The audience cheers as the can is freed and thanks the Tinymites.
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NEA Service, Inc
Snake Oil Healer Given Jail Time and Fine
Charley Robertson, a Birmingham voodoo doctor, was jailed for 30 days and fined 50 dollars after his water moccasin rub and toad and frog grease remedies were deemed improper medical practice.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charley Robertson
Milligan Claims to Be Sunk in Groom Creek District
Prescott reports a new shaft soon to be sunk on the Milligan group of claims located in Groom Creek district near the town, signaling a push to develop the mining site.
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Prescott
Milligan Group of Claims
Groom Creek District
Five-Pound Trout Jumps Into Boat in Alabama Lake
R W Plant and W C Lackey report a five pound trout leaped into their boat from the left side while they watched their reels on the other side. The incident occurred on a Tall fishing trip in Dothan Alabama.
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Dothan
Ala
J—R. W. Plant
W. C. Lackey
Rabid dog killed after bull impales it in pasture
In Dothan Alabama a rabid dog was killed when it was impaled on the horns of an enraged bull that had been bitten by the animal. The bull and several cows were involved in the incident.
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Dothan, Ala
Hair seal sighted far from sea in Washington river
Two Walla Walla residents reported a hair seal about three feet long seen swimming in a Tucamon river tributary to the Columbia. The spot is over 400 miles from the coast and authorities think the seal may have followed Chinook salmon spawning season.
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Walla Walla
Tucamon River
Columbia
Bratton's Cafe Changes Hands in Nogales
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Field have purchased Bratton's Cafe in Nogales, taking over ownership from the previous proprietor and planning potential renovations.
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Nogales
Mrs
Charles Field
Bratton’s Cafe
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