Real Estate Listings on Jackson and Nearby Streets
Real estate ad list shows several 120x140 foot and smaller lots on Jackson street Washington street Fairmont and North Taylor with prices from 625 to 1060 dollars. Includes rental properties 6 room brick on Tyler street and a 6 room duplex on 11th street plus room 806 Blackburn Building. Also sale of hotel cafe with trackage and equity in a County Club District lot. Nonstandard items include home with appliances and miscellany for sale. Phone numbers 2171 and 1078 W are provided.
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Jackson Street
Old Town
Washington Street
North Taylor
Fairmont Street
San Jacinto Heights
Fillmore
Tyler Street
1Th Street
Blackburn Bldg
O’neal Realty CO
Buchanan St
Schoefer
Corona
West 6Th
East 4Th St
Wolflin Place
School days are coming bargains in Texas land and homes
We offer well located homes near schools priced under value with small cash payments and easy terms. Also plains land tracts from 160 to 640 acres and larger, some trade allowed in smaller Texas or Oklahoma tracts or city property with long terms and low interest.
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Plains
Texas
Oklahoma
J P Burgess Bay Sbynum Blog
A short item listing contact numbers for J P Burgess Bay Sbynum Blog with two phone lines 744 and 1330.
Wanted Classified Ads Dense Auction of Jobs and Goods
A long strip of classified ads lists various wants and offerings including real estate, livestock, rags, desks, tires, barber jobs, metal tanks, box 400, baby, packing, sales and office positions, construction, and clothing. Names like Magill Room, Fuqua Building, Wingfield, Amarillo Hotel, and Crane-Kent appear beside phone numbers and locations, reflecting a mid-century urban classifieds page with wide range of temporary gigs and items for sale.
Salesmen Wanted and Business Opportunities in 1920s ads
Multiple classified style notices invite sales agents for shirts vending machines auto devices and tailoring, with promises of high commissions and weekly profits. Includes Madison Mills Broadway listings in New York, Polo Sales Corporation Broadway NY, Peerless Products Kansas City, The M. and M. Co Ohio, and American Woolen Mills Chicago offering free suits and territory protections.
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Madison
Madison Mills
Broadway
New York
Polo Sales Corporation
New York City
Peerless Products Company
New York Life Building
Kansas City
Cleveland
Ohio
C. C. Ferrin
Megr
Chicago
American Woolen Mills Company
Dept
Situations Wanted Practical Nursing Wanted
Practical nursing sought by Mrs Everett for 2063. Also note: position as combination salesman and bookkeeper for general store in a West Texas town, able to handle buying and management. Available Sept 1. WANTED position as stenographer with wholesale, general merchandise, automobile and legal experience. Phone 1643W.
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D.C. Morgan
Cleveland
Tulsa
Texas
Frankenstein
Amarillo Hotel
White
King Yagga Co
42Nd St
Newark
Everett
For Sale Dog and Canary Advertisements in Texas
FOR SALE Boston Screw Tailed Bull puppies at 9907 17 Houston. FOR SALE Thoroughbred St Bernard pups. Address W A McAteer Hereford Texas. CANARIES From fine strain of singers shipped anywhere. Mrs R L Bellamy Clarendon Texas Route 1.
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Boston
Houston, For
W. A. McAteer
Hereford
Texas
R. L. Bellamy
Clarendon
Trade magnets: ranches farms and stocks seek deals
Advertises 6000 acres owned and 56000 leased with water and grass near town, net $8000 this year. Seeks trades for farms, Plains land up to three sections, and income property with cash differences. Lists Amarillo residences, city property buyers, and hundreds of thousands in regional business, urging proof and fast trades.
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Abilene
Fruits and Vegetables Abundant with Low Prices
An ad notes fruit and vegetable availability with low prices and quality guarantees. Watermelons on Ice priced at 2d per pound. Shoppers are invited to park in street space while selecting from the fresh stock.
Cotton Dips on Rain News and Hedge Selling Pressure
Private rain reports in Texas and hedge selling by the south weighed on the cotton market. December eased from 25.61 to 23.03 by close, with October and January showing fluctuations as weather and selling orders influenced prices. shipboard stocks and weekly exports also cited in the session.
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Associated Press
New York
Texas
South
Liverpool
Bres New York
Drouth
Oklahoma
Mississippi
Dallas Spots Cotton Prices on Day in Aug Trading
Dallas reports spot cotton at 28.00 cents per pound, Houston 23.75, Galveston 24.00 with a wall of stock figures and trade names from major U.S. markets. The listing includes American Can, Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, General Electric, General Motors, and many others, reflecting a broad price and issue snapshot across industries and exchanges.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Houston
Galveston
New York
AM Chem & Dye
Atchison
Balt & Ohlo Ween
Chic RI & Paco Viscsees Coca Col Dee
ColoradowFuel Sreeseeessees
Congoletm-Nairn Ete
Consolidated Gas Seccessescsseesecegsesss
GOB OU
Progung Oy
Neva Sdpvocdc
Decseuet
Cancesneneseas
Dodge Bros
Wabash
A du Pont de Nem
Erie
Seaboard
Montgomer
Ward Eveceeseneudses
Cuba Dageataeas
Euces
New York Central
NYNH
Norfolk & Western
Pennsylvania
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Southern
Bevisi Vevseceee
Standard Oil, Cal
Standard Ol
Eees Stewart Warner
Bstudebaker 2
Texas & Pacing
Union Pacific
Glowing Reports Send Wheat Down Across Markets
Wheat prices eased on August news of harvest yields in parts of Canada and expectations of a larger US visible supply. September wheat at 1.69 to 1.694 and December 1.57 to 1.573, with corn varied. Oats fell while provisions held steady to down, reflecting cotton, hog price trends, and scarce rural shipments. In New York, purchases of percales by jobbers and solid activity in silks and worsted wear, with stable burlaps, marked a steady fabrics market.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Canada
United States
NEW York
Calcutta
Cotton seed oil markets show mixed movement in New York
In New York on August 15 cotton seed oil traded unevenly as old crop months eased under liquidation while new crop deliveries held steady. Prices for prime crude and summer yellow spots hovered around 10.00 dollars, with futures closing varied from 10.45 to 10.98 in nearby months. Chicago reports dairy items largely unchanged with poultry rising and cheese easing.
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New York
Grain prices in Kansas City market report
Kansas City market notes wheat at No. 2 hard 1.62 to 1.674, No. 2 red 1.72 to 1.74, corn No. 8 white 904, No. 2 yellow 1.0% oats No. 2 white 41 to 42, No. 409 to 42.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
New Orleans Cotton and Market Summary Aug 15
New Orleans list shows cotton spot steady 28 points down with no gales on spot arrivals. Prices quoted at low midling 22.10, midling 23.10, good middling 28.60 with receipts 2,069 and stock 20,810. Also notes on potatoes prices in Chicago and U S Bonds and treasury issues with foreign exchange rates in New York.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
U. S&s. Bonds
New York
Liberty Ske
Treasury
Fu York
Tetu
Erie
Orlwans
U S. Strader Grain Co
ORME
Wichita Livestock Market Report From Wichita Kansas
Hog receipts 240 market steady nominal packers top 15.35 bulk 13.15 18.30 top cut outs 12.60 cattle receipts 16.50 including 25 calves market best butcher stock steady in-between kind and medium 25 lower veals 1.00 to 1.50 higher heavies up 100 stockers active and fully steady remains from August 15 at Wichita.
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Wichita Livestock
Wichita
Kas
Cattle and Hog Prices Across Southwest and Chicago Markets
Kansas City markets show mixed cattle and hog receipts with grassers trading 5.00 to 7.00 and top fat lambs around 14.00. Chicago bids list in fed steers 11.50 to 15.25, veal calves 12.00 to 18.50, and sheep tops near 15.60 with fat lambs 14.50 to 15.50, reflecting regional price spreads and weekly totals.
East St. Louis Livestock Prices Report
Associated Press from East St. Louis lists August 15 hogs receipts at 8,000 with prices for light to heavy hogs ranging from 13.70 to 14.00 in the lighter class and 18.50 to 13.50 for heavier hogs. packer sows around 12.00. Cattle receipts total 600 with native steers 9.00 to 12.50, western steers 6.00 to 8.61, fat light yearlings and heifers 11.00 to 12.50, cows 4.50 to 5.50, canners 2.50 to 2.85. Sheep receipts 260 for the week with fat lambs 14.50 to 14.75, ewes 7.60, others down to 5.00.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kansas
Louisiana Wethers
Chicago
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Update From Market Report
Oklahoma City cattle receipts show no deliveries with steers selling at 5.76 to 7.50, yearlings to 8.00, heifers 7.00 to 8.50, cows 5.90 and up, butchers 4.75 to 5.25, vealers around 8.00, stockers 2.25. Hogs receipts none. week totals top 13.40, bulk 12.15 and up.
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Oklahoma City
Associated Press
Klahoma City
Fort Worth Livestock Prices and Receipts
Fort Worth market reports show cattle receipts around 800 with steady prices for calves and beef cattle. Sourced figures include steer and heifer ranges near 3.50 to 9.50, cows at 3.60 to 4.50, bulls 2.25 to 4.25, and calf values, with hogs quoted around 11.00 and 12.00 and sheep receipts listed as none and market nominal.
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Fort Worth
Associated Preas Oth Tan
Live stock market report from Wichita August sale
Wichita Kansas August 15 cattle and hog receipts calendar shows hogs steady with top 18.35 and bulk 13.15 to 13.80. Cattle receipts 165 including two head calves. Best butcher calves 1.00 to 1.50 higher. Canners steady bulls strong and stockers active, overall market fully steady.
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Wichita Livestock
Associated Press
Wichita
Kans
Amarillo Livestock Hogs Market Report
The Amarillo hog market shows top packer bids at 12.85 with bulk sales mainly 12.65 to 12.80. Top cut outs reach 110 dollars. Cattle and other details not provided.
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Amarillo
Ee Packer
Canadian Hardware & Furniture Co bankrupt seeks discharge
In the Northern District of Texas Amarillo the Canadian Hardware & Furniture Co a corporation prays for a full discharge from all debts provable against its estate under bankruptcy acts. A hearing is set for September 14 1925 at nine oclock in the forenoon at the Referee's office Amarillo with notice to creditors. Also notice of the First Meeting of Creditors for Roy Boyd Clark of Lubbock Texas to be held August 27 1925 at nine oclock in the forenoon in Amarillo Texas to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
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District Court of the United States
Texas
Amarillo
Canadian Hardware & Furniture Co
Canadian Hardware & Furniture Company
Hemphill County
Roy Boyd Clark
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Coal miners spurn company’s wage proposal in West Virginia
Striking miners of Ben Franklin Coal Company rejected the Jacksonville wage agreement proposal without UMW recognition. M J McQuade of Panama mine offered return-to-work terms. About 260 Panama miners have been on strike since April amid a Panhandle coal field strike. The union principle remains the core demand, with no return to work until operators accept it.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Ben Franklin Coal Company
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers
M. J. McQuade
Panama
Panhandle
West Virginia
Raids Seize 285620 Gallons Alcohol in Cleveland
Three federal prohibition raids on storage houses in Cleveland, begun Thursday, ended with the seizure of 285,620 gallons of alcohol over two days. Retail value estimated at more than nine million dollars. Associated Press report notes the rapid enforcement drive by prohibition and revenue officers.
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Associated
Cleveland
Federal Prohibition and Revenue Officers
Narcotic raids reveal number of dope users
Chicago reports an estimated 18 000 drug addicts with thousands more using without dealing. Acting chief agent L J Ulmer notes average daily use of 25 grains, some 50, and one physician claims 76 grains daily. Fatality risk from a single grain to nonusers noted. Officers pursue loot tied to Col Beach as narcotic chief. Packing cases yield baby skulls, knives, bowls, lampshades, pipes and hundreds of keys.
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Associated Press
Chicago
L. J. Ulmer
Ulmer
Col. Beach
Beach
Merchant Prince's Method of Getting Raises Revealed
Chicago August 15. An intimate sketch of James Simpson president of Marshall Wield and Company recounts how he sought a raise from founder Marshall Field about thirty years ago. Simpson told Field I want a raise and was paid ten dollars weekly while Field noted he earned five at the same age. The anecdote leads to Simpson rising to the presidency.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James Simpson
Marshall Wield and Company
Simpson
Marshall Field
Record Royalty Payout Hits New Texas University Total
A July record of 221055.11 in oil royalties was paid by the Big Lake and Texan Oil Companies on Texas University lands in Reagan county. C F H Cocke confirms July royalties exceed any prior month. Lake receipts were 119568.92 vs 105063.18 in June. Texan paid 101486.19 vs 102000.00 in June.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas University
Big Lake and
Texan Oil
Reagan County
C. F H. Cocke
Texas Land Commission
Texan Company
IC approves commodity rates in southwest territories
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved new commodity rate schedules for ten classes moving between points in Arkansas Western Louisiana southern Missouri southeastern Kansas eastern Oklahoma and eastern Texas. Some proposed rates for bakery goods cans and pails fresh meats and stoves were disapproved while other rates for wire fencing hardware and barrels were approved. Railroads must revise meat rates to 16 cents for five miles rising to 97 cents for 800 miles with a two line movement differential and follow distance scales for stoves and bakery goods.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southwest Territory
Southwest
Arkansas
Louisiana
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Humble Announces New Price Schedule
Associated Press reports Humble Pipe Line Company posted a new price schedule effective today with an average five cent reduction and a six cent differential for temperatures, plus specific gravity pricing details. Atlantic Refining Company also announced a one cent per gallon price cut, making tank price 19 cents and service station price 22 cents, with a two cent Pennsylvania tax added.
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Associated Press
Houston
Humble Pipe Line Company
Associated Press of
Philadelphia
The
Atlantic Refining Company Today
Pennsylvania
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