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Front Royal Livestock

Market

r ront Royal, Va.

June 22 1961

Hogs: top barrows & gilts 17.90 heavy butcher 16-1?.30; light butcher 16.50-17.50; butcher sows 813.30.

Veal: choice St prime 27-28; choice St prime heavy 23-25; choice & prime light 22-25.50; good 24-26; standard ?0-23; utility down-16

Sheep St lambs: prime 20.50; choice 20.05; good 16.20; utility 13.60; culls 8.25.

Slaughter cattle; steers, choice 21.50-22; good 19.50-20.50; standard down-18. Heifers, good 18-19; standard 16-17; utility down-15. Cows, commercial 16.50-17.25; utility 15-16; canner St cutter 1215.. Bulls, commercial St good 18.75-19.90; cutter & utility down -15,50. i Stock feeder cattle: y e a r 11 n g steers, choice St fancy 24-26; good 22-23; medium 20.50-21.50; inferior St common dodm-15.50. •

POLITICAL RALLY

Continued from Pat* one that this county would go strong for A1 Smith. The next day when it was learned that jtlse State went Republican for Herbert Hoover, the county Board of Supervisore called a special meeting and unanimously voted to secede from the State of Virginia. ; With respect to the present campaign, the Congressman stated that on the Harrison ticket were men who thought independently and would nOt be dictated to byA Senator Byrd, the NAACP or the Washington Post.

Congressman Burr P. Harrison also re-affirmed his prior announcement that he plans to retire from politics next year upon the advice of his doctor; ; mesesacsMMtsesmaooPOPBCWOOOOt

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