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Tuesday, December 31, 1957 Steers, slaughter, 22-24; feeder. 20-24,. f •> Heifers, 14-22.50. Cows, 10-2025. : > Bulls, 17.50-19.25. Calves, prime, 37-40; good and ■ choice, '34-36.50;.' medium, , 29- ; 33.50 ; ells, 28.5Q down. Hogs: top. 20; heavy, 18.80-19.75 lights. 17.90-19.80. .Sows. 16.50-17. S hosts, 15.75-18. Lambs. 15-24. Baby Calves. 4-24.75. Babv Pigs, 3-10.75. ' ■. .■ , ("1 \"v~* have to have anything to do with the major problem. For instance, college Students were given a written tests in which they were asked to think up uses for common objects. Then they wrere faced with “the big probem”- how to pick up and hold two strings hanging from opposite corners of a large room Students who took the “warm up test solved the problem significantly faster than those who did not.
j A rich old lady was paying her nephew’s college bills and her visitor asked if it was expensive.
“Well", said the aunt, “languages run pretty high. My checkthis month coverd $10 for English, $20 for Latin and $l 10 for Scotch.
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