Cattlemen Convene as Amarillo Poised for Packing Plant
Tol Ware, president of Amarillo National Bank, and his sons Charles Dick and Arthur run the bank and have long been active in livestock. The Wares once handled many steers in Channing. Amarillo plans a first class packing house with W H Batchler of Graham, a veteran in packing, preparing to open there. Visitors are urged to tour the packing plant near the stockyards. Batchler predicts Amarillo will offer a real market for fat cattle and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tol Ware
Amarilo National Bank
Charles
Arthur
Channing
Amarillo
W. H. Batchler
Graham
Texas
Batchler
Edwards
W. H. Fuqua
First National Bank
Everett Buckingham
Omaha Stockyards Company
Buckingham
Omaha
Clovis
Fort Worth
Charley Hart
Hay Co
E. Weymouth
Chansler Weymouth
Panhandle
Chansler
Potter County
Earl Fuqua
Earl
Tom Durham
National Bank of Commerce
Tom
Pioneer Panhandle cowmen fill Amarillo convention
Fred Horsbrugh is hailed as a Southwest cattleman and Spur ranch manager living in Amarillo. The Panhandle cattlemen converge for a two day convention with leaders like Lee Bivins and Charles Middleton among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Exum
Shelton Estates
Hugh
Republican Party
Panhandle
Fred Horsbrugh
Southwest
Spur
Amarillo
Convention notes from Amarillo fair run of cowmen and locals
Report from a regional convention mentions Johnnie McDonald from Rovina who has no race horse, O G Hill from Hereford, Slim the Amarillo hotel porter, Albert Taylor from Lubbock, and Lish Bennett of the Panhandle Hereford Breeders association. Comments touch on prohibition wheat, cattle and range bulls, Jim Hamill’s firm stance, and oldtime stories from W D Jordan White Deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie McDonald
Rovina
Johnnie
O. G. ‘Hill
Hereford
O. G
Old Slim
Amarillo
Texas
Slim
Lubbock
Albert Taylor
Albert
Lubbock County
Lish Bennett
Panhandle
Dalhart Cowhand Bud Bennett Seeks Grayer-Dun Horse
Pat Bennett travels with his father to locate a grayer-dun horse, aiming to surpass his dad in ranching prowess. Arnett swears the Tiger idate Commission of St. Joe is the market leader. Dick from Lubbock knows cattle shipping, while Wallace Good of Kansas City will attend Amarillo conventions with Fred Brooks and Allan Wilson to lead a square dance at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Morris
Gus
el Paso
Panhandle
Lee Bivins
Amarillo
Lee
JL. M. Price
Stratford
Luther Magruder
Jas Im
Stokes and
Proctor
Midland
George Conrad
Dalhart
George
Fort Worth
Yenough
Joe Reynolds
Joe
Caprock
Luther Steele
Hereford
Luther
Globe
Steele
Burlingame
Kansas
Will Jersig
Bovina
Will
Sam Arnett
Sam
Lubbock
Charles Middleton
B. O. McWhorter
Bud Bennett
Pat
Ick Arnett
Tiger Idate Commission Company
St. Joe
Wallace Good
Kansas City
Good
Fred Brooks
Allan Wilson
Chicago
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Cattlemen of
B. Tol Ware
Hugh E. Exum
Malcolm Shelton
Panhandlers
John M. Shelton
Shelton
T. D. Hobart
Pampa
Mr. Hobart
A. Cowhand
Bill O'Brien
Plains
Charlie Bedford
Charlie
R. D. Doak
Riverside
California
John Jones
John
O. H. Nelson
Romero
Nelson
France Baker
France
O. H. Thurmond
Clinton
Oklahoma
Oscar
W. E. ‘Lige’ Bennett
Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association
Panhandle Livestock Producers Association
Bennlett
Joe Weed
Mr. Sneed
Sexan
Kansas Flackleg Serum Company
Hall Medford
Hall
United
Cattl
Bivins
Amaril
Claude Brummett
Claude
Laher
Tom Gallaher
The
Santa Fe
B. Masteron
Ben Masterson
King County
Potter Couunty
Mr. Masterson
Wheeler County
W. E. Bennett
Jou Sneed, JT
Tom FE
Durham
H. B. Hamill
Austin- Hamill-Dixon Commission Company
Jana
Miami
Polk Osborne
Polk
J. W. White
Walden
Colorado
J. M
W. D. Jordan
White Deer
Mr. Jordan
Leghorn
Sehupert Produce CO
N. Buchanan
H. V. Robertson & Company Accountants and Auditors Income and Estate Tax Service
Western Bidg
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Polk Street
Palmer
Taylor Street
IBM
Seufert
Buchanan