Paete Markets Report From Chicago Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago markets show hogs 25000 mostly steady to down with light to medium demand. Cattle calves slaughter figures and yearling fed prices ranged with steer and heifer values from 9.50 to 13.75 and 11.00 to 13.00 respectively. Sheep sales at 5000 steady with native lambs 12.25 to 12.50 and fat ewes around 4.00 with lambs 13.00 to 15.00 Able buyers and steady trade noted for the day.
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Chicago
Ysterday
Livestock Prices and Trends in Los Angeles Market
Market report from Los Angeles on June 10 shows hogs at 11.25 per load with 159-188 lb ranges, Nebraska Colorado entries at 167 lb, New Mexico at 11.10, and cattle holdovers at 9.10 with uneven quality. Grass steers 9.50, cows 7.75-8.00, cutters 3.00-4.25, calves 50, sheep steady with 64 lb lambs at 10.10 and ewes 3.00-4.50.
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Los Angeles
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Navajo County Officials Answer Election Questions
County officers report registrations in the past six weeks exceed the previous presidential year. County Recorder Mrs. Caroline Adams emphasizes voting as a duty and notes widespread registration. County Attorney C. D. McCauley explains voters may register in a precinct by residence or business, encouraging use of triplicate blanks to avoid confusion. Registration staff receive commendation from Secretary of State I. P. Frazer for orderly stubs and efficiency.
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Navajo County
Caroline Adams
Reecorder
Adams
C. D. McCauley
Recorder’s Office
Arizona
Roosevelt talks life of duty and busy days at White House
In Washington secretary to Hoover calls him among the hardest working men in the country. He starts before 9 a.m. and ends around 6 p.m. In Stockton Harry Jane seeks justice of the peace position in Castoria township filing papers age 10-4. In Rochester Roosevelt prefers a simple life over the strenuous ideal. In Manheim a rose covers past rent owed to Baron Henry Stiegel’s descendants. In Texcoco education finds a giant prehistoric skeleton for study.
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Hoover
George Akerson
Stockton
Califi
Harry Jane
Justice of the Peace
Castoria Township
Rochester
N.Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Manehim
Henry Stiegel
Lutheran Church
Texcoco
Mex
Mexican Department of Education
Mexico City
Hoover's aging burden shown in 1927 portraits
The 1927 photographs tracking President Hoover reveal his aging as he held the role of secretary of commerce before resigning to seek the presidency. The lower image dates to November 1927, while the upper one shows a recent close-up from just days earlier.
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NEA
Washington
Hoover
Laborer Stabs Foreman in Rochester Plant Row
Samuel LaRocco, 37, a laborer, allegedly stabbed foreman Joseph Poli, 35, after being discharged for refusing to quit. Poli said he ordered LaRocco off the job and was wounded in the thigh.
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Rochester
N. Y
Samuel LaRocco
LaRocco
Joseph Poli
Poli
Girl Confesses Murder After Six Weeks of Trial
Waltraut Senf 13 admits killing and drowning a two year old boy in Berlin after prolonged cross examination. The confession follows weeks of testimony in which she maintained innocence.
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Waltraut Senf
Youngest British barge captain ships on with wooden leg
Lizzie Meadows a 19 year old born on the Grand Junction canal barge becomes Britain's youngest woman skipper after inheriting the role when her parents died at age 16. She sails the deck with a single wooden leg reflecting her remarkable life aboard the canal boat.
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London
Britain
Lizzie Meadows
Grand Junction Canal
Huey LongReceives EmdenCommander In Pajamas
Governor Huey P Long greeted the German cruiser Emden commander in green pajamas and apologized then announced he would not intervene in Brig. Gen Frank R. McCoy of the Southeast Army Corps case. They found McCoy in his underwear on his bed. locals laughed.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P Long
Emden
Frank R. McCoy
Southeast Army Corps
Winslow Amends Council Meeting Time Ordinance
An ordinance amending Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1 to change the time of meetings for the Winslow City Common Council. The mayor and council enact the alteration to establish a new meeting time policy for the city government.
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Winslow
Arizona
City of
City of Winslow Council Sets Monthly Meetings
The Winslow City Council will hold regular meetings on the first Tuesday of each month at 9:00 A M in the Council room City Hall. Special meetings can be called by the Mayor. Ordinance takes effect after passage and posting by law. Signed June 9 1930 by Mayor French and City Clerk Canady.
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Council of the City of
Winslow
City of
Highland note on old plates as watertight roof material
An item notes that old automobile plates can be repurposed as a watertight roof for a barn. Jose Spannhower is credited with testing the idea, mentioning that the plates have been tried and found suitable.
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Highland
Jose
Spannhower
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