Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1944, Page 3, Image 3

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4-H Livestock Auctioned
As Concluding Feature
Of Club's Annual Fair
In what was described by those
interested as one of the best 4H
livestock auction sales ever held
in Jackson county, sixty head
of beef steers,' 18 hogs and 23
fat lambs were sold Thursday in
the windup feature of the annual
4H fair at the Jackson county
fairground.
Grand champion beef steer
owned by Dillon Arnold, Valley
view, was sold to Safeway
Stores, Inc., for 47Vic per pound
and from there on prices ranged
down to 12c. The Groceteria
Food Market purchased the
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champion Angus, owned by Jan
Freeman of Central Point, at
37Vic per pound.
The grand champion fat lamb
owned by Nadine Davies, Ante
lope, was sold to John Day of
Blue Moon ranch for 55c per
pound. The grand champion fat
hog owned by Robert Koger of
Sams Valley, was sold to Crater
Lake Motors, Medford, for 25c
per pound. The champion Duroc
hog owned by Bill Kramer of
Howard, was sold to Crater Meat
Co. of Medford at 26c per pound,
and the champion Hampshire
hog owned by Margaret Reed of
Table Rock, was also sold to
Crater Meat Co. for 21c per
pound.
Following is a list of the other
buyers of livestock at the sale:
Placing
1st light Hereford, Jane Elm
hirst, Westside. Kerr's Meat
Market, Ashland.
1st hvy. It. Hereford, Bernlce
Bigham, Antelope, Kampfer's
Market, Medford.
1st It. hvy. Hereford, Allene
Owens, alleyview. Groceteria
Food Market, Medford.
Champion Shorthorn, Joyce
)or jfint flavor
"depend on Schilling
Schilling'
Coffee
Axtell, TTpper Rogue, Kampfer's
Market, Medford.
2nd light Hereford, Vern
Hickman, Lake Creek, Gates
Furniture Co., Medford.
2nd hvy. It. Hereford, Phyllis
Cahail, Antelope, Groceteria
Food Market, Medford.
2nd It hvy. Hereford, Ralph
Humphrey, Reese Creek, First
Nat. Bank, Medford.
2nd heavy Hereford. Don
Nichols, Bellview, Monarch Seed
& Feed Co., Medford.
3rd light Hereford. Dwayne
Hickman, Lake Creek, Dr. Chas.
V. Lemery, Medford.
3rd hvy. It. Hereford, Dick
Bradshaw, Lake Creek, Safeway
Stores, Inc.
3rd It. hvy. Hereford, Nadine
Davies, Antelope, Hubbard Bros.,
Medford.
3rd heavy Hereford, Beth
McCurley, Westside, Eagle Point
Bank, Eagle Point.
3rd Angus, Richard Ryan,
Westside, Groceteria Food Mar
ket, Medford.
4th light Hereford, Craig
Canfield, Upper Rogue, Kamp
fer's Market, Medford.
4th hvy. It. Hereford, James
Higgins, Roxy Ann, Mark A
Goldy & Dr. Ralph S. Dippel,
Medford.
4th It. hvy. Hereford, Selda
Carlton, Upper Rogue, Hubbard
Wray Co., Medford.
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Livestock
Pnrtlnnil. SoDt. 20 (UP) Livestock.
Cattle. 25; calvei, 35. Late demand
limited; scattered sales late Thursday,
on cleanup basis as much as 50c;
snme cows unsold; weak early market.
25-50C higher; best steers SU2S;
heiters $12 50' young oeei r ? i"5
ranners .u .... ...
eooa to cnoivc vcoiii. v.uw.. -
grass calves low. few lower range un-
5Hoes. 50; total. 200. Market active,
steady, good to choice 190-230 lbs.
115 00; 2bU IDS. ltou. kuw
;m no:S 13.73; choice feeder pigs
SHOO. .
Sheep. 2.: total, zo. uemana vn.v
limiteu lair. vw ,ai ismus
good to choice grades salable around
Sll 50; few common to medium lambs
S7 50 3 10 00; good ewes salable $3 00
S-25.
at 4 3S m , 12:17 p.m., 12-27
p.m., 2:51 p.m. (only flight to
Eugene), 9:51 p.m., (only flight
to Salem. Southbound the dsuly
flights will depart at 10:46 a.m.
(Sacramento and Oakland), 1:46
p.m., (Sacramento and Oakland),
5:17 p.m. (direct to Oakland).
7.11 p.m. (new flight direct to
San Francisco and Los Angeles).
11:52 p.m., (Oakland, San Fran
cisco, Fresno and Bakersfield.
The new round-trip should
mean much better passenger
service for Medford residents
with no priority rating, Meyer
said, adding that for months the
line has been forced to turn
down hundreds of passengers,
carrying only those whose priori
ties entitled them to1 passenger
space on the planes.
The Pilgrim Fathers landed at
Plymouth Rock tn 1620.
Friday, Sept. 29, 1941 MEDTOFD MAIL TRIBUNE IHftLE
SALT SOME
lily
whim it Him it routi
J)
choice 180-240-lb. barrow and gilts
$15.75. Good sows $14.00. for week
receipts 3,100, fullv steailv.
Sheep. 300. Active, iully Bteiifiy.
Double deck good to choice No. 1 pelt
Adeltno clover lambs $14.00. For week
receipts 7.600.
United Aircrafts -
U. S Rubber
U S. Steel
31
49
..unquoted
South San Francisco. Sept 29 (UP)
1 tl'SDAt Cattle. 200. Fully trady,
i good medium grass steers $13 SO Load
medium 750-lb. Angus heifers $10 50
I to teed lot. Load good 973-lb. fat range
cows $11. 75. About two loads 800-900-'
lb. cutter range cows $7.75.
Calves. 10. Nominal. For week re
I ceipts 550.
Hogs. 200. Steady. Few good to
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Chicago. Sept. 29 (UP Livestock:
Hogs, 5000. Complete clearance eorlv;
good and choice 150-240 lbs $1415-.
heavier hogs and good and choice
sows $14.00.
Cattle. 1500; calves. 500. Bulk steers
$12 50ii 16.50; best in load lot Slti 85;
odd head choice yearlings to. $18 00;
most grass heifers $10.00 12.50: com
mon and medium beef cows $7.71 ii
10.75.
Sheep. 4000. Native classes steadv;
good and choice native spring lambs
$14 252 14.40; deck good yearlings
$1200.
Portland Produce
Portland. Sept. 29 (UP) Whole
sale market list:
Cantaloupes $2 00 3 2 25 crate tor
spears.
Peaches Ashland Elberta St 50 bax:
Waconda Salways $1 75 1 85 box
Watermelons Krenshaws $3 00
crate.
Beans Oregon green 10c.
Peppers Local fats $1 00 1 15 flat
Turnips Local 51.23 J 1 35 dozen
bunches.
An Easy Way
To Shop
Yes, we are at near as your 'phone
and all you have to do is to 'phone your
order and we'll fill it carefully and
promptly. Deliveries are made three
times weekly in. conformance with
O.D.T. regulations. Lowest Group 2
ceiling prices, too, mean savings for
you.
FIG BARS
SUNSHINE
LB.
33
CORN m&2F
WBB CREAM STYLE
No:2canl7c
V&h-'iiVsJ
!M.JlkJ
Peas, S & W, No 2 eive
Beets, Diced 303 Jar 2 for 25
Prune Juice, Qt. Bottl 29
Clam Juice, Bottle . 15
Liver Loaf, Per Can 25c
Kidney Beans, No. 2 cans.. . ...16
Gaines Dog Meal, 5 lb. sk 50
Prunes, 2 lb. pkg 37
Syrup, North Woods, Full Qt 58
Vinegar, Royal Club, Qt ..' 20o
Grape Fruit Juice, Silver Nip 17
The BEST In Fine PRODUCE
Lettuce, lg. solid heads 2 for 25c
Brussell Sprouts lb. 17c
Peppers, fancy Stuffing 2 lbs. 19c
Cabbage, solid heads lb. 5c
Oranges, Sunkist, 200 size .. .doz. 45c
Extra fancy Apples Jonathan
and Golden Delicious 3 lbs. 25c
Ch
Chicago. Sept. 29 UP WhMl:
Open Hish Low (lose
' l l' SI 02 SI I l !',
lay ... I ..IB 1 ."in'i 158'.
uly ... J.48J 1.49, 148'. 1411'.
. S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Sept. 29 (UR)
Dairy market:
Butler 93 score 43, 02 score
42"4, 90 score 40U, 89 score
il3i.
Cheese Wholesale prices
loaf 27.9, triplets 27.2.
Eggs Large grade A 51 i
52'2, medium grade A 46? j
47',4. small grade A 20-22, large
grade B 32-33'4.
Wall Street
New York, Sept. 29 4U.R)
The stock market was a dull af
fair today with volume harnlv
above the half-million share
level as Wall Street turned its
attention to the new security
market.
I Leading stock groups showed
; virtually no price change nl
! though sugars firmed on devel
opment of the shortage in N w
York City and Aircrafts moved
up on announcement of further
new orders from civilian airlines
for post-war equipment.
Today's closing prices on so- j
; lected stocks: - I
; American Tel. & Tel unquoted
Anaconda unquoted
Chrysler j)2
Curtiss Wright unquoted
General Electric 37
General Motors 62
Montgomery Ward 52
Penn. R. R 29 I
Phillips Petroleum .. 43 '
J. C. Penney .... 106
' Radio ....... 10 i
Southern Pacific 2il ;
Standard Oil of Cal 35 I
Texas Gulf Sulphur .. 34 I
i Transamerica .... .... D
UNIT0 AOOS TO
MEDFORD SERVICE;
TEN TRIPS DAILY
To meet the needs of expand-
traffic between Medford and
other Pacific Coast points, Unit
ed Air Lines has been granted
a fifth daily round trip the
length of the coast by the Civil
Aeronautics Board it was an
nounced today by Jack Y. Mey
er, station manager here. The
new schedule is effective Sun
day, October 1, Meyer said.
The new flight will bring to
420 the number of passenger
seats on flights in and out of
Medford daily, the manager
pointed nut, and added that this
puts Medford service on a par
with Sacramento and gives more
than twice the service furnished
Salem and Eugene.
The new southbound flight,
to be No. 56, will not stop at
Sacramento or Oakland and will
be United's fastest schedule to
date between Medford, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. Meyer
said. Leaving here at 7:11 p. m.,
the flight will arrive In Los
Angeles four hours and 19 min
utes later, or 11:30 p. m., with
but the one stop in San Fran
cisco. No. 57, the new northbound
trip, will leave Medford at 12:17
p.m. for Portland and Seattle.
The five flights north bound
each day will now be departing
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