Port Worth Livestock Prices Reported On April 7
Cattle receipts 3 000 with market steady. Beves calves and heifers ranged $3.50 to $9, stockers $3 to $7, canners $1.75 to $2, bulls $2 to $3.75 and yearlings $3.50 to $4. Hog receipts 2 500 with medium $7.60 to $7.90 and others down to $7.25. Sheep 1 200 with lambs $12.50 to $16.25 and feeder lambs $10.50 to $13.75. Wichita Kansas reports 3 000 cattle, market steady, stockers and all fat stock in demand. Hog receipts 1 200. market 10 cents lower. top $7.35. sows $6 to $6.25. pigs to $5.75.
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Port Worth
Tex
Wichita
Kan
Chicago
Kansas City
Eia
New New York
New Orleans
Cotton Market Slips in New Orleans Amid Weather Gains
New Orleans reports a weak tone in the cotton market as better belt weather and mild Sunday conditions ease sentiment. Liverpool unease persists from exchange moves and the Hester report. March sales reach 21 600 against 623 000 last year with local stock corrections and modest price advances in balms and dry goods reviews.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
Hester
Amood Produce Prices From Swift and Company
Amrillo Produce lists Swift and Company purchase prices for poultry and eggs. Hens under 4 lbs 12 cents per lb for market, hens over 4 lbs 15 cents, broilers 15 cents, leghorns and blacks 15 cents, roosters 6 cents, turkeys hens and toms priced at 12 cents per lb, eggs 35.55 per case, butter 16 cents.
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Swift and Company
Ressiete
Grain Prices Paid by Great West Mill and Elevator
Amarielo Grain lists local grain prices from Great West Mill and Elevator. Wheat basis No 1 at $1.00 per bushel, maize at $1.00 per 100 pounds, kaffir corn at $0.00 per 100 pounds, and osts der wushes $2.50 per unit remains unclear.
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Great West Mill & Elevator Company
Railroad News and Folks Highlights Office Move
Division Superintendent F J MacKie has moved to a new office with a Golden Oak setup. Assistant Superintendent Briscoe is away on a bridge inspection trip while Gus Gorttsche and Edgar E Lester join the division as freight brakeman and Harvey House cashier respectively.
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F. J. MacKie
Axminster Art
Plains Division
Gus Gorttsche
Higgins
Edgar E. Lester
Gracemont
Ohio
Harvey House
Santa Fe rail upgrades spur New Mexico coal mine
Reports detail Santa Fe railway expansion including a harbor extension to Wilmington and a new line from Redondo Beach via El Segunda Torrence to Wilmington. A coal mine near Cuba New Mexico will ship coal once the Northwestern line reaches it.
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Cuba
New Mex
Santa Fe
Northwestern Railway
Wilmington
Los Angeles
Redondo Beach
el Segunda
Torrence
Wheeler Would Be Good Hero In Political Novel
The article discusses Senator Wheeler inviting insiders to expose confidential matters in a new Washington oversight effort. It notes the March 4 1921 influx of “lame ducks” and stresses Wheeler’s nonpartisan motives while acknowledging funding and aid difficulties in the Paugherty investigation.
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Wheeler
Apostles of Convention
Fall
Washington
Paugherty
Funeral for Rev C N Ferguson Set After Train Arrives
Funeral services for the Rev. C. N. Ferguson will be held at Polk Street Methodist Church after the Santa Fe train from Lubbock arrives at 5 80 oclock tomorrow evening. Burial will be in Llano cemetery with Rev. S. W. Hayne and Rev. Comer Woodward officiating. Pallbearers include D. W. Owen T. F. Turner Otis Truelove J. E. Scott R. W. Hall W. R. Armstrong. Honorary pallbearers listed.
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J. E. Scott
R. W. Hall
W. R. Armstrong
J. F. Manning
W. A. Askew
J. W. Collins
F. C. Works
W. W. Lynch
C. T. Davis
D. Vaughn
B. T. Ansley
C. P. Elliott
J. L. Smith
E. 8
Amarillo Cotton Exchange Brief Highlights
Amarillo Cotton and Grain Exchange lists activities from Amarillo Texas with references to Alex Hyman Co New Orleans and J W Pulkins Myr via phone contact s0c4. The note reflects regional trade connections and broker names in a compact market snippet.
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Amarillo Cotton & Grain
Amarillo
Texas
Alex Hyman & Co
New Orleans
J. W. Pulkins
Myr
Local Residents and Activities Highlight Panhandle Area
Local residents visit Claude and Childress while others attend Canyon convention and Panhandle oil field work. Remodeling at the courthouse prepares space for the county engineer. Fred Dysart returns home ill from Dallas. Labor leaders expect no strong opposition to the 1925 State Federation convention here.
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HW. E. Mitchell
W. K. Ludden
C. EB
Canyon
C. R. McAfee
D. A. Parks
Panhandle
Fred Dysart
T.S. Dysart
Bellview
Dallas
State Federation of Labor Convention
Labor Union
Myers Advocates Safety Legislation At Big Four Convention
J. S. Myers state commissioner of labor arrives at the Big Four Brotherhoods annual meeting to press public safety laws. He notes the groups have aided electric headlight, safety switch, and national safety appliance measures and work to improve conditions for women and children. Myers resides in Fort Worth and works from Austin.
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J. S. Myers
Big Four Brotherhoods
Mr. Myers
Austin
Dry Agent Describes Illinois Bootlegging Ring and Threats
Brice Armstrong prohibition agent told the Daugherty committee of a three year battle against a Chicago bootleg ring. He said his house was bombed during threats and he faced a $5 per barrel bribe offer. He linked numerous Illinois politicians to the alleged ring.
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Washington
Chicago
Daugherty Committee
Brice Armstrong
Prohibition
Armstrong
Illinois
Mayfield Returns to Lead Williams Department Store
R F Mayfield former partner in Mayfield Hall Dry Goods returns from Baird Texas to take active management of Williams Department store at Seventh and Polk in Amarillo. He has many friends in town and will be joined by his family soon.
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R. F. Mayfield
Mayfield-Hall Dry Goods Company
Baird
Tex
Williams Department Store
Seventh and
Polk Streets
Mayfield
Amarillo
Local residents travel and a narrow school vote win
Leland Kirk and Mrs Woodlea with daughter visit Amarillo while Irene Sullivan returns to work. Bob Adamson is jailed on five felony charges and two gambling counts in Clarendon. George M Waddill calls the school board race a close contest as 703 votes total with J Ray winning by four.
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Bob Adamson
Clarendon
George M. Waddill
Mr. Waddill
Dave Warren
J. Ray
Ray
Amarillo Law Firms See Key Partnership Changes
Several changes shake Amarillo legal scene as Otis Truelove joins Lumpkin and Truelove, H L Adkins moves to Madden Adkins and Pipkin, and Bradley M Kimbrough with Harris M Kimbrough maintain offices.
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Amarillo
Otis Truelove
Madden, Trtlove & Pipkin
A. A. Lumpkin
Lumpkin & Truelove
Amarillo National Bank
H. L. Adkins
Adkins & Kimbrough
Madden, Adkins & Pipkin
Massie
Bradley M
Land At Carlsbad Cave Withdrawn From Sale
President Coolidge issues executive order withdrawing 82 710 acres around Carlsbad Cave national monument in New Mexico from entry and settlement. The move preserves the site and shields surrounding lands from public sale.
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Washington
Coolidge
Carlsbad Cave National Monument
New Mexico
Maryfield-Peddy election contest hearing set
A hearing for the Maryfield-Peddy election contest will begin before the senate investigating committee on April 21. Washington announced the date on April 7.
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Washington
Maryfield-Peddy
Senate Investigating Committee
Bruner and Sanford Travel to Baptist Bible Class Convention
Mrs T M Bruner and Mrs F B Sanford left for the Baptist Organized Bible Class convention. The event will be in session there days and expects about 1 000 delegates to attend.
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F. B. Sanford
Wichita Falls
T. M. Bruner
F. B Sanford
Five Men Pay Fine in Justice Court
Five men arrested Saturday night for intoxication paid fines and costs totaling 12.75 dollars in the justice court this morning.
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Justice Court
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Santa Fe Reading Room
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Hanna Sweet Hatherene
Pierce
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Irma Lee
Childress
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P. H. Landergin
Rock Island
Associated Advertising and Salesmanship Club
C. R. Barber
Hereford
Robert Hicksay
San Jacinto
Cain
Myers
Leland
Kirk
Tulia
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Jericho
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Premier Duplex
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Finklea Electric Co
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