Market Report Highlights Live Hogs and Cattle Prices
CHICAGO traders report 22 000 hogs active with steady to 10 lower prices. Barrows and gilts 170-250 lbs 6.35-6.50, sow and packing pigs 4.90-6.50. Cattle and calves slow. steers 600-900 lbs 7.50-9.00, 1100-1300 lbs 7.25-8.90, cows 5.00-6.25, bulls 4.00-4.50. stocker and feeder steers 6.00-7.50. In Los Angeles hogs absent, live easterns around 7.00. cattle slow, loads of yearling steers 8.25, grassers 5.50, steer/heifer loads 6.10.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Colorado
Dollar Will Be Subject Of Study
President Hoover considers appointing a commission to study stabilizing the purchasing power of the dollar. The issue has drawn input from financiers jurists international lawyers and farm groups, with the American Farm Bureau Federation urging action. Owen D Young of Stable Money Association argues money stability underpins all life and moral obligations.
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Washington
Hoover
American Farm Bureau Federation
Owen D. ‘Young
The
Stable Money Association
Bar Silver Quiet and 1-8 Lower in New York Market
In New York on June 9 bar silver traded quietly at 26 1/2, slipping 1 eighth. Market activity appeared subdued with modest declines across the board.
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New York
Welterweight Bout Set at Olympic Club in Los Angeles
Cyclists and boxers headline a June 9 card at the Olympic Club with Claude Varner vs Tommy Mc Gough for a potential title shot versus Fidel La Barba in a ten round main event. James Merriott meets Tony Brown in a six round semi windup as Frankie world faces speculation about military cuts.
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Los Angeles
Claude Varner
Tommy McGough
Olympic Club
Fidel ‘la Barba
James Merriott
Tony Brown
Sin
Frankie
Butler Sees U S Marines Abolished
Major General Smedley D. Butler argues the United States Marines, longtime defenders of American citizens rights, may be abolished as a future policy. He spoke in Beverly Massachusetts on June 9.
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Marine Headquarters
Quantico
Beverly Chamber of Commerce
Butler
Beverly
Mass
Smedley D. Butler
United States Marines
Sale of Real Property in Winslow Estate of A E Gillard
In the Superior Court of Navajo County Arizona estate of A E Gillard the executor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash subject to court confirmation on Tuesday June 16 1931 at 10 00 A M at the law office of John P Clark Winslow Arizona parcels Lots 13 and 14 in Block 8 Hicks Addition City of Winslow Navajo County Terms Cash Executor Charles Nesting dated June 6 1931 publish June 6 15 inclusive
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Superior Court
Navajo County
State of
Arizona
A. E. Gillard
John P. Clark
Winslow
Diaz and Don Smith and Vernon Cen ter and Lloyd Smith
Diaz and Don Smith, Vernon Center and Lloyd Smith, and Mike Cordovan and Young Ralph are listed in readable fragments as participants or pairs in a local notice or column item with names appearing together. The text preserves multiple named individuals without clear roles or events.
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Bridge
Gladys
Andy
Mazie the Model
TNE
Dick Amerrit
Biely
BY Patsjord
Winslow Music House
West Oak
Mack Wrecking Yard
W. H. Dickson
Bazell Camp Court
Ford Garage
Winslow Floral
Judiol
West Aspinwall
West Fourth
Ford
East Cherry
Bath
Kinsley
Nona
Lone
MEA Service, Inc
Jennie S. Howarth
Montebello
Calif
Hovgarth
Navajo
Chas
A. E
Daily Mail
A. M
GUS) Mead
Peggy Mead
Duart
East Third St
Haynie Mortuary
J. M. Drumm
Mgr
Kinsley Avenue
John L. Sweeney
Ariz
Arthur F. Switzer
Ioc
City Electric
Ce. A. Moore
E. C. Gilpin
D. S
X-Ray Laboratory
Wks
Winslow Electric Welding Works
Eastake Street
WM. G. Morton
Santa Fe Hospital
First Street
Fred Dever
Elks
Olds Bros. Lumber Co
Siuilders ‘and’ Contractors
Maurice Barth
Attorney “At. Law
West Second ‘St
Federal
E. C. Gorman
W. First
Robert Fenton
East
Chiropractors
Beck & Beck Palmer Chiropractors
West Second Street
Jackson
West Second St
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