Wednesday Markets Report From Wichita And Oklahoma City
Market summaries from Wichita and Oklahoma City detail cattle and hogs sold on April 1. Wichita hogs held steady with bulk prices 12.30 to 12.55. cattle steady with steers 8 to 4.45, cows and heifers 4.25 to 10, bulls 2 to 6, calves 3.59 to 8.00, stockers 3.50 to 8. Oklahoma City notes 1 200 cattle active with medium cows 4 to 5.40 and calves 8.50. hogs steady with top 1.50 and bulk 12.19 to 12.50. stockers 10.25.
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Wichita
Oklahoma City
Market recap of cattle hogs and sheep across three cities
In Kansas City and Chicago markets on April 1, cattle bids ranged with steers up to about 19.75 and 12.26 for yearlings in Kansas City and Chicago, hogs topped near 12.25 to 12.75 with sows and slaughter pigs also quoted, and sheep showing higher demand with fat lambs around 16.5 to 16.5 in various city listings.
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Chicago
Fort Worth Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices Summary
Fort Worth cattle numbers 3 000 with 500 calves listed. Beeves priced from 4.50 to 9.00 and stockers 3.50 to 8.00. Fat cows 3.50 to 6.50 and yearlings 3.50 to 9.80. Calves 2.59 to 8.50. hogs 1 900 head steady top 12.75, bulk 12.25 to 12.65. sows 11.59 to 12, pigs 8 to 11. Sheep 1 200 steady lambs 12 to 14, feeders 11 to 12, yearlings 9.50 to 10.59, ewes 7 to 8, stockers 2 to 5.
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Kansas City
Arizona
East St. Louis
Fort Worth
Amarillo Produce prices and packing notes
Advertisement lists poultry and eggs with weights and prices in Amarillo including hens four pounds and under over six and noted roosters and young turkeys. Also mentions packing stock butter eggs and shell cases with prices and delivery terms in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Grain price list from Amarillo market report
Market brief lists wheat No 1 hard at 1.35 per bushel and milo at 199 pounds for 1.60. kafir at 190 pounds for 1.50. oats barley and rye quotes incomplete with unclear units. Only fragments readable from the Amarillo grain price table.
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Milo Maine
Eraetvie
Milo
Rye
Eveeenee
Harley
Kansas City Cash Close Prices Noted for Wheat and Corn
Market update shows May and July futures for Wheat with price ranges around 1.46 to 1.49 and 1.27 to 1.30 for Sep. Corn futures trade near 1.04 to 1.08 for July and Sep. Rye futures hover around 1.10 to 1.13 with May and Sep readings.
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jJuly
Ituly
Eerses Ua
York
Waco E
Dallas Sb
New Orleans
New York
Houston
Galveston
Fort Worth
Atchison
Eg Teers
Baldwin
Central Leather
Lil Chalmers Terre
Crucible Steel
Cosden Ae
General Motors
Teareeney
Middle States
Studebaker
Gerald to Represent Press Club in Denton
The Press club of West Texas State Teachers College elected Edward Gerald as Canyon’s official representative to the Texas Intercollegiate Press association convention in Denton on April 9 and 10. Raymond L. Thompson, club president, will also attend. The club plans a Wednesday visit to The Globe to learn about newspaper publishing.
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Globe
Canyon
Press Club
West Texas State Teachers College
Edward Gerald
Texas Intercollegiate Press Association
Denton
Tex
Raymond L. Thompson
Amarillo
There Here and Everywhere Bicycles Notes and Local Fixes
Wayne White's 3 year old son at 599 North Taylor street ill at home with Irene Sullivan visiting in Denver. Joe Smith Jack Meade and L G Christopher of Miami and F P Reid of Pampa meet L O Cox division engineer on Roberts county highways. Mike Ecker resigns as cashier in Amarillo Brown Cracker and Candy. Roy W Martin succeeds him.
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Wayne White
R. White
Mistletoe Creamery
North Taylor Street
Tres. White
Baby
Mike Ecker
Amerillo
Brown Cracker and Candy Company
Roy W. Martin
Mr. Ecker
Death penalty affirmed by Criminal Appeals Court
The court of criminal appeals affirmed the death penalty for WT Aven of McClellan county for poisoning his wife Maud Aven. Tenry Thomas of Nueces county had life imprisonment for murder affirmed. J C Gray of Nolen county must serve two years for manslaughter after rehearing denied. Bertha Savoie and Jim Lockman sentences for assault to murder affirmed. The court also ruled liquor may be transported for medicinal purposes and reversed a related conviction over the transportation definition.
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Associated Press
Austin
WT. Aven
McClellan County
Maud Aven
Court of Criminal
Tenry Thomas
Nueces County
John Greenwood
J. C. Gray
Nolen County
Bertha Savoie
Orange County
Jim Lockman
Court of Criminal Appeals Today
the Cour
Charlie Griffith Taylor County
The
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. P Kyle
Selby County
Tragedy on Katy Bridge Kills 18-Year-Old John Holton
Houston reports that John Holton aged 18 of Barker Harris county was killed early this morning when a southbound Katy train struck him on the Brazos River bridge at 6 30 o clock. The youth lay asleep on the bridge and was not seen by the engineer in time to stop.
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Houston
John Holton
Barker
Harris County
Katy Iller
Brazos River
Regina Flood Isolates 100 Homes. Trains Cut Off
Flood waters from Wascana creek isolate about 100 residences in Regina. Police rescue families by boat and meals are delivered by boat. Washouts sever Regina from Brandon via Arcola and from Weyburn on the CP railway, with train service canceled.
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Regina
Sask
Wascana Creek
Brandon
Arcola
Weyburn
Canadian Pacific
Stinnett Outlines Amarillo Industrial Future to Kiwanis
Sid Stinnett, Amarillo development leader, told Kiwanis members at Hotel Palo Duro that railroads come through effort and a Amarillo North Plains line is near. He called the packing plant a forerunner of major industries and predicted Amarillo becoming a great primary market. praise for Lubbock’s work followed Tech College move. Kalle Warren and his mother entertained with a musical program, receiving enthusiastic acks for the boy’s singing.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Sid Stinnett
Marilla
Kiwanis Club
Palo Duro
Stinnett
North Plains
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Tam
Kalle Warren
Warren
Kalle
Enthusiasm Grows for Macbeth at Panhandle Music Festival
Fimil Fr. Myers, manager, reports many calls from out of town praising Florence Macbeth and ordering festival tickets. With celebrities lined up and advance sales surpassing $3.00, organizers expect full houses. Tickets may be reserved by partial payment and picked up before opening day April 14, as the festival runs April 14 to 18 with Macbeth closing on the 18th.
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Florence Macbeth
Fimil Fr. Myers
Panhandle
O'Malley Delivers Strong Sermon at First Christian
Revival at the First Christian church draws large crowds as Rev. F. W. O'Malley declares Christianity is God's final design for salvation. He cites biblical fulfilment, non acceptance of modern cults, and the promise of eternal life for the faithful. Miss Rebba Utterbeck and Mrs. C. M. Thompson praised for their singing. Over 200 additions to the church cited.
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First Christian Church
F. W. O'Malley
Christ
Abraham
Moses
Rebba Utterbeck
Catholic Church No Place for Fiery Cross
In Mobile on April 1 Judge David J Edington fined George Seiple and E R Seiple 25 dollars each for burning fiery crosses in front of St Mathews Catholic church during a public service. Police say the men represented the Ku Klux Klan and were charged with disturbing religious worship.
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Mobile
Ala
David J. Edington
George Seiple
E. R Seiple
St. Mathew's Catholic Church
Seipies
Sherman Democrat Changes Hands In Sherman Texas
Sherman April 1 The Sherman Democrat changes hands with Wilcox and associates acquiring all capital stock and the two story building from Sherman merchants and citizens. A G Pat Muse becomes general manager with George Henry Wilcox as business manager and J Newell Johnson editor. K K Hoper has not announced future plans.
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Sherman, Tex
Sherman Democrat Today
Wilcox and
Inscaiates
Sherman
A.G
Pat) Muse
The
McKinney Carter-Gazette
George Henry Wilcox
J. Newell Johnson
Galveston News
K. K. Hoper
Mianager
Palo Duro Furniture Co to Open Soon in Amarillo
Palo Duro Furniture Co to open at 704 06 Polk Street in Amarillo. H C Gouldy, manager, says stock will include low price and top quality lines. Stockholders include Allen Warly, George Parr, E. B. Lyle, J. D. Thompson, and H. Gouldy. Lyle named assistant manager. Opening Friday set for business start, with formal dates to follow.
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Palo Duro Furniture CO
Amarillo
H. C. Gouldy
The
Palo Duro Furniture Company
Polk Street
Allen Warly
George Parr
E. 3. Bladsel
BE. Lyle
J. D. Thompson
H. ©. Gouldy
Mr. Lyle
Holsum Bread To Be Baked In Amarillo
J. W. Houck of the Amarillo Bakery expands offerings with Holsum bread alongside Butter Nut. The new line uses patented processes and local production promises sanitary facilities and modern equipment aimed at delivering the best bread in Amarillo.
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Amarillo
J. W. Houck
Texas Sheriff Summons Numerous Heirs and Representatives
State authorities command the Potter County Sheriff to summon James E. Elliott and listed unknown heirs and legal representatives of multiple deceased individuals including David T. Beals E. T. Ambler C. B. Vivian H. B. Sanborn William H. Bush C. M. Humphreys M. F. Taylor W. A. Askew B. T. Fagan W. M. Warren Fannie A. Weeks and husband George S. Weeks and others unnamed for a legal matter.
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State OF Texas
Potter County
James E. Elliott
David T. Beals
E. T. Ambler
C. B. Vivian
C. B Vivian
H. B. Sanborn
Suit Over Lot in Mirror Addition Warns Defendants
Emma A. Defenbaugh sues Fannie BE Weeks Daggett Hill Amarillo Bank & Trust Co C M Humphrys and others in Potter County Texas for trespass to try title and to remove cloud on Lot 7 Block 424 in Mirror Addition Amarillo. Plaintiff claims regular chain of title and adverse possession since state sovereignty with vendor lien notes paid. Defendants must answer at next district court term in April 1925.
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Amaillo
Texas
Potter County
Emma A. Defenbaugh
Plainiff
State of
Daggett Hill
Amarillo Bank & Trust Company
C. M
Defenbaugh Seeks Title Relief in Potter County Suit
Emma A. Defenbaugh seeks judgment for title and possession of property clearing clouds from instruments and adverse claims. The petition requests general and special relief and costs, with the writ returnable at the court's next term. J. C. Skillman, District Court Clerk, Amarillo, Texas, March 10, 1925.
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Emma A. Defenbaugh
J. Cc. Skillman
District Court
Potter County
Texas
Amarillo
J. C. Skillman
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Hyman & Co
Polk St
Wichita Livestock
Oklahoma City Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
ST. Louis Livestock
Tavestock
Fort Worth Livestock
Eeee Springs
Broilers
Dave
Amarillo Grain
Gerald
Amarillo Globe
Vention
Wright Printing
Mpany
Tevlor Street
Wil Pey
Amarillo Cotton & Grain Exchange
Sit Ales Myman & Co
Criminal Appeals Court
O'Malley
Mr. O'Malley
Fiery
Sherman Democrat
Nonn Bldg
Kevaowdomaa
Duke Drug CO
Polk
A.M
Malone Lines
Pampa
Amarillo Hotel
Ellis Drug Store
White Deer—Star Drug Store
Pampa Drug Co
Institutions of Learning
Board of Education
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