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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1925

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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
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