Millard County Chronicle | 1935-01-03 | Page 1 | The Livestock Situation

THE for the first ten months of 1934 figures recently relapsed indicate an increase in consumption of three pounds per capita in meat and lard in the united states during that pe receipts of cattle and calves at meat packing centers increased 48 and 51 per cent respectively these increases were made up largely of drouth relief cattle purchased by the government and while they were purchased considerably under their cost of production losses sustained by producers will doubtless be oft off set by the higher prices from the curtailment of beet beef cattle supplies last monday evening the fideli fidell ty club entertained their husbands at the home of mrs airs ora gardner where dinner was served and games played after which the crowd went to the he new hall and danced the new year in i a dudley crafts went to richfield wednesday on business 0 T theodore wambold left delta last I 1 thursday tor for los angeles where he will visit tor for several weeks mr air and mra miro A V maxfield are visiting illos angeles with their daughter mrs airs victor pratt A new grandchild to them the first grand son arrived at the pratt home during the visit