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The bulk of the slaughter cows and bulls traded 2.00-4.00 higher while high dressing bulls traded 8.00 higher.

AltonMo.com helped hold a contest. We still need one more winner to claim his prize before we disqualify him and choose another winner.

The University of Missouri is making an offer to senior citizens that’s almost too good to pass up. They can attend fall classes.

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Many fruits will be ripening this season. One of them is peaches, a local favorite. Today is National Peach Pie Day

Governor Parson announced that he called for a special session of Congress to make historic tax cuts for every income bracket in Missouri.

The Fargo Board of Education held a meeting to discuss the importance of pledging allegiance. The claim was that the pledge separated.

Because of bell ringers and charitable donations, money is coming back to Alton. A Salvation Army donation has been made.

The upcoming eclipse in 2024 will bypass both major cities. It will even miss larger cities like Springfield, Columbia, and Jefferson City.

Slaughter cows and bulls traded mostly steady this week. Demand was good on a supply of slaughter cows and slaughter bulls.

Santa Clara County in California has lost a lawsuit against Calvary Chapel in San Jose. The state heavily fined houses of worship.

The Alton Chamber of Commerce has a meeting on Thursday, August 25. The Chamber has new officers and several items are in the plans.

Slaughter cows traded 3.00-6.00 higher and slaughter bulls traded 2.00-5.00 higher. Demand was good on a moderate supply of slaughter animals.